check out cbs philly.com to find out how to help the nit wits.t a great group of ladies. love them. >>> third grader from she monk new jersey got the surprise of her life the last day of school. >> students gathered for a school project on role models. while riley gardener was just standing there her role model, her big brother tommy, he walk out from behind that screen. tommy is in the navy. he spent the last three years stationed in japan. >> when he popped out it was like wow, i can't believe he was here. >> it is rough ago way from family, younger sibling. >> we will go out, hang out together, me and her, so it will be real good. >> i love seeing those first big hugs. those are two already making big plans we're told doing everything and nothing, whatever they want to do to make up for that lost time. so often we hear about service members seeing their children but remember big brothers and big sisters out there too. >> it feels so good. >> i love that. >> 6:49. lets see what is coming up on cb. this morning. >> hi gayle, good morning. >> i c

. >> these women are not offended to be called nit wits. >> no. >> they are all residents of ann's choiceor living community in warminster. late last year they asked young veterans how to help soldiers. >> could you knit the for these veterans, and betty says absolutely we can do that. >> reporter: betty is betty mccue. >> a regular sock would not work. or forearms, because they, they want them for warmth. >> reporter: betty put out the call, so far more than 60 tonighters responded for walter reid and other military hospitals. >> 614, and we have a bag still to count. >> it is good for me. it gives me something to do: it is for a good cause. >> i hope that they feel someone out there cares. >> reporter: nit wits are not just about charity, there is also the comradery. >> our family, we talk about when we were young. >> reporter: when congressman mike fitzpatrick heard about them he honored betty and others with a thank you in the congressional record. >> people are serious about this group, and sending her machine try donations and donations of yarn. >> it will be, a happy day, and diffi

from new laws to old prejudices, life has become harder, not easier for a tight nit community under abackven forcing to move to the united states. here's terry moran. ♪ >> reporter: this is central station in downtown moscow, russia's largest gay nightclub. here, gays have come for years to meet friends, maybe fall in and out of love. and enjoy their own show, the famous, flamboyant drag performances. but now the curtain may be about to fall here for good, because one by one, the people here who feel like outcasts in their own homeland are being forced to flee this sanctuary. as we learned in an incredible six-month journey to be young, gay, and russian is a struggle every single day. >> here you can't even go outside and say out loud that you're gay. >> reporter: 20-year-old alexi, that's not his real world, works as one of the drag performers. another is 21-year-old victor, also not his real name. you can leave for another country or you can die. >> reporter: at central station, for a few hours, they are free. >> it's the only place we can do every single watch. >> reporter: but this co

. >> reporter: to put nit perspective, the last time there was a strike it was in the early 80s. it lasted three months. imagine that. nbc 10 news. >> count on nbc 10 news to bring you new information as the setpa regional rail contract dispute continues. for updates any time, go to our website, nbc10.com. >>> unrelated to the strike there are now more overnight transit options in philadelphia as part of a pilot program. after midnight, trains on setpa's broad street subway began over night. those operate every 20 minutes during weekend overnights. the trains replace all night buses on the routes. between now and labor day, setpa will decide whether to make the overnight trains permanent. >>> new from over night, police are investigating a shooting in burlington county. police are on the scene. authorities are not confirming how many were hurt, but a neighbor told us she saw two men who had been shot, one in the leg, other in the neck. she said someone fired at them as they walked to their car, possibly at a party. >>> philadelphia police are investigating how a drug suspect died

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here is some otheves happening ere nit., keep the family tradition alive by designing your own family's crest or coat of arms and there are, of course, plenty of historic examples in the museum to look at. and the summerfhaspea heats up wh omeo and juliet." it's pay what you wish wednesday every wednesday night at the >>> coming up th starting at 3:00, classic joke wednesday on "ellen." today she's joined by the taleed celine deon. she talks about selling her house and she performs. then it's nbc 10 news at 4:00. this afternoon there are new ncolph deaths. experts say the illness blamed for last year's dolphin die off may be spreading to other sea animals. and then all new on nbc 10 news at 5:00, playing hardball over soft se sesig in for an ice cream war. at stake, one local company's name and reputation. >>> that brings back childhood memories. >> right? let's talk about the weather. soupy out there. >> yeah, and you don't need to get the ice cream or iced beverage because of the heat. g it do,ndhe clouds uds are are gng

. >> and then the court gets into the nit fifa disciplinary gritty of what is a recess.s it one day, three days. >> here is where it gets -- here is where it gets casey. and that meant it counts as a day. and this was cheerily a situation, where the president was putting forth nominees say i can't getting a hear, and then we get to recess, and get this opportunity to do it now and now we keep the doors open so you can't reblock. >> the scouter can is frustrated with that in it's business, it's not business, it is monoquestion business. look, we have been doing this appointment procedure under the guidance set down by the constitution, and making government work, with we are in are recess or not, for 200 years. >> yes. >> and now all of a sudden we have dysfunction, so get organized and get it together. >> but they didn't take the power to appoint recess away from this president or any other president, they did say, that a few appointments he made during a three day recess, that technically was ant recess, because they decided to hang around, those won't count. those don'

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we've got conservative governors having great success, political success, did he have nits become surplusesgh unemployment numbers, jobs are created i have been labeling the g.o.p. in washington, timid and afraid to outline an agenda like these governors are doing. am i right or wrong here? >> i think you're right. also, unable to connect with the middle class if you look at what brat was saying he wasn't making the case against amnesty, his point is look. you import immigrants, you've got a labor shortage. we have persistent high unemployment. this will depress wages for middle class workers. making that case connects with the group of voters that are really hurting in the recession. the guy spent $250,000 to cantor's $5 million and crushed him. what does that tell you? that the message is what is resonating. that is what he wanted. a middle class message. >> take a guy like scott walker, he put his career on the line and took what? a $3 billion deficit, turned it into a $1 billion surplus. look at rick scott the rate went from 11% to below 6% in florida. look at rick perry in texas. >> ye

tossup and there's a real sense that senator cochran could lose this, to the point that some of that nitng over how decisions are made in the campaign are starting to emerge a little bit. mcdaniel's supporters and mcdaniel himself, very clearly seems to feel as if he has momentum on his side. he's switched from trying to litigate this nursing home scandal to just saying it's a distraction. and senator cochran is trying to pull it out. the question all along was whether or not he was up to a real sustained intense campaign. and at this point it's not clear he was up to that task, he is especially with the money that poured in from outside groups like the club for growth. >> this could turn out to be a run-off because there is a third party candidate, they've got to reach that level. chris, that would put more pressure on thad cochran. this is the appropriator, that's his skill and his calling card is that he brings home the pork. he is the establishment republican, supported by haley barbour and these mississippi major figures. but here you've got this younger generation and a tea party c

we've got conservative governors having great success, political success, did he have nits become surplusesployment numbers, jobs are created i have been labeling the g.o.p. in washington, timid and afraid to outline an agenda like these governors are doing. am i right or wrong here? >> i think you're right. also, unable to connect with the middle class if you look at what brat was saying he wasn't making the case against amnesty, his point is look. you import immigrants, you've got a labor shortage. we have persistent high unemployment. this will depress wages for middle class workers. making that case connects with the group of voters that are really hurting in the recession. the guy spent $250,000 to cantor's $5 million and crushed him. what does that tell you? that the message is what is resonating. that is what he wanted. a middle class message. >> take a guy like scott walker, he put his career on the line and took what? a $3 billion deficit, turned it into a $1 billion surplus. look at rick scott the rate went from 11% to below 6% in florida. look at rick perry in texas. >> yes. >> y

we've got conservative governors having great success, political success, did he have nits become surplusesemployment numbers, jobs are created i have been labeling the g.o.p. in washington, timid and afraid to outline an agenda like these governors are doing. am i right or wrong here? >> i think you're right. also, unable to connect with the middle class if you look at what brat was saying he wasn't making the case against amnesty, his point is look. you import immigrants, you've got a labor shortage. we have persistent high unemployment. this will depress wages for middle class workers. making that case connects with the group of voters that are really hurting in the recession. the guy spent $250,000 to cantor's $5 million and crushed him. what does that tell you? that the message is what is resonating. that is what he wanted. a middle class message. >> take a guy like scott walker, he put his career on the line and took what? a $3 billion deficit, turned it into a $1 billion surplus. look at rick scott the rate went from 11% to below 6% in florida. look at rick perry in texas. >> yes. >>

. >> in the bathroom and if anybody tells you that they are not checking nit in the bathroo, they areusiness? can disconnecting make business sense? i want to bring in jessica harin, the ceo of zillow and dot which is a multimillion dollar jewelry company. you have two kids? >> yes, and a husband. >> and how connected are you? >> very connected, but the key to success and happiness and productivity in life is to not be connected all of the time, and rather be focus odd n one thi -- focused on one thing so that your quality time adds up and you don't drive yourself crazy. >> i was amazed with the research that a judge in france ruled it illegal for some employers to make the employer's e-mail and be on e-mail when they are not in work, but look, a lot of the people including employees will make the argument that i need to be interconnected, and so is it business dependent and how do you make the argument? >> well, it is not that the employer is requiring it, but people are data junkies and consta constantly looking for the fix of information, something that is going on. and actually i

stable government, but the president wanted out, and now we are paying a heavy price, and i predicted nit 2011, and you can go back to look at the quotes. >> congresswoman, your reaction to that? >> well, john mccain seems to forget a very vital piece of this. al maliki who has been the, who is the president, if you will, the prime minister there of iraq, and by the way, named himself also the secretary of defense, so really falls on al maliki with respect to what is going on, refused to sign a forces agreement for our service members, so not only the pressure of the american people who just didn't want to be there any longer, and realize that we are making more enemies the longer we occupied, if you will, but more importantly, we could not get a forces agreement signed with al maliki and that is the crux of not putting our troops there. that is the first thing, and i think that john mccain has forgotten conveniently that is the case. but more importantly, i think that one of the things that we can do is to work with those who have been strong allies with us in the area. for xexample, the

if they're expressing nit a violent way.er or less than you is to then hit them or to have intercourse without their consent -- because if a woman says no, you then -- you don't wear her down and you don't try to manipulate her into doing what you want. if she says no, that's a no. a no is a no. there are no such things as blurred lines when it comes to consent. >> very quickly, how can people respectively respond so pieces like george will's won't be the dominant topic of conversation, but their counterarguments will. >> mr. there's plenty of literature online. i wrote a piece last week really taking down point by point many of the arguments that george will made and many other rape apologists make. i think, you know, in our small communities, you know, when you're talking to friends and family who have similar ideas to george will, you have to, you know, come back and say it is not the you can have tim's fault. they're not the one who chose to rape. it's always the rapist's choice to do it. >> all right. that's it for toni

. >> the president wanted out and now we are paying a very heavy price, and i predicted nit eed 2011 you can go back to look at the quotes. >> and then the quotes of barack obama in illinois as a state senator calling the iraq war a dumb war in 2002 and a decision that made a major role in his campaign against senator mccain, and that paralleled with history and this reality, a nation weary of any further foreign intervention as seen in the nbc latest poll. and joining me the host of the reid report is msnbc's joy reid, and jonathan altar and editor and chief of box.com, and ezra klein, policy analyst for msnbc, and good to see you all. >> good morning, chris. >> and john, let me start with you, because you have spent a lot of time with this president, but politically speaking, where is he with iraq? >> well, he is in a world of hurt with this issue, because there are no good options. it is a huge mess. we haven't even begun to assess the humanitarian implications of these, you know, islamic fascist fascists. >> and the introduction of shariah law came quickly. >> yes, and he has to

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