nobility still has some privileges, you know. well, thanks a lot, count. if you're ever in santa monica, maybe we can buy you a dinner. you are most kind. goodbye, we'll see you later. goodnight mrs. sparks. goodnight, goodnight. may i propose that we leave too now. not to write postcards though. where? where do you want to go? for a ride through the night? it is a beautiful night and a beautiful city. room 114, which way. uh that way, sir. illya? what... it's a broom closet. what time is it? a little after ten. same night? you all right? somebody tried to strangle me. i pretended to be dead. i was a little too convincing. they got the formula? she must be in the restaurant. there she goes. that one. do you know, cesare, i've always told myself that someday it'll happen all of a sudden. the place will be romantic and the man would be handsome and dark and maybe the corners of his eyes would crinkle when he laughs like in the magazine stories. i guess every girl expects it. of course, not every girl thinks in terms of a count. but all the time i was dreamin

rising sun is a little different because it talks about the courage and nobility of americans.and marines and naval people, 18, 19, 20. that was the age that were fighting and how brave they were and what they did. my father was in it. he was in it. and then i'm not going to tell more because it is in the book and all that but america want stories about their country that are noble, show us in a good light, particularly in a season where there is not a lost nobility going around. harris: you got it all going on. sandra: the movie happening this sunday night? >> good movie. i saw it. they had previous view in washington thursday. tim matheson plays reagan. cynthia nixon plays nancy. people will be surprised by movie, not what you think but you will be rivetted. harris: we'll live tweet while we watch. bill had to do that. we'll have a nice tutorial this week. sandra: mr. bill o'reilly great to have you on. >> thanks for having me in. sandra: we're back on tv tomorrow noon eastern. thank you for joining us today. "happening now" starts right now.

but even that could not match the nobility and dignity of a ship's crew arriving in port, manning the rails. as we said...get used to it this week... we'll do it again." now you know why. on the uss san diego, wayne freedman, .>> a pennsylvania food stand is catering to the dogs. at "bane and vader's" pet owners can drive up, pick their meats, vegetables and fruits for their dogs, as well as some tasty extras. "i just wanted a place that could be just for them and that would just cater to them and their needs. it's all fresh pet so it's all fresh meats and fruits and ve the tasty extras include, peanut butter, yogurt, pumpkin, eggs and cottage cheese. the owner says she hopes to expand her business in the future. in other dog news... a city in idaho is honoring this pup, jaxson, as its "hometown hero." meridian firefighters say to sparks coming out of an electrical outlet before it started a fire. jaxson already got his honorary firefighter badge. he will be presented with the "hometown hero" award later today. some of the top chefs in las vegas are cooking up a feast.. to help our va

safety,ealize that nobility, as we get older or you are disabled -- the sustainability. for the whole planet. the secretary is thinking about expansions and the other things without pouring another truck of concrete because of ridesharing. those, it is at no-brainer that we need to be going at this as strongly as we can. miss theut we cannot opportunity represented here. it has been fascinating to see this pickup by different segments. the technology will not be the issue in the end. silicon valley -- they will figure things out. but the issue is the kind of things you are bringing up about the human. will they accept it? what about the ethical issues? would you ever want to give up your driver's license? mr. peter slen: mark rosekind is the administrator of ntsa. dave shepardson covers technology for thomson reuters. over the next two weeks, the communicators will travel to both pittsburgh and ann arbor where we will visit carnegie mellon university. a ride and show you the technology in an autonomous vehicle and then we look at connected cars at an city, part of the un

no doubt left a strong impression, but that could not match the nobility and dignity of a ship's crew arriving in port, manning the rails. as we said, get used to it this week. >> when we leave, we'll do it again. >> now, you know why. on the uss san diego, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> fleet week runs until monday. you can find a list of events through the abc7 news app. it's free to down load from android and apple devices. >> two biggest sporting goods stores are about to become one for $5.5 billion, bass pro shops will buy capella's. the only shops in the bay area is in san jose. together, it would have about 180 locations. both chains are known for super sized stores for camping, hunting and fishing gear. >>> the u.s. supreme court opened its new term today kristin zee is here with details. >> the term opened today with eight justices gone is the ultra conservative judge scalia that passed away in february. now, mayor garland remains in limbo, republicans refusing to hold hearings so with the split, the court is taking fewer political cases and more intellectual property cases.

no doubt left a strong impression, but that could not match the nobility and dignity of a ship's crew arriving in port, manning the rails. as we said, get used to it this week. >> when we leave, we'll do it again. >> now, you know why. on the uss san diego, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> fleet week runs until monday. you can find a list of events through the abc7 news app. it's free to down load from android and apple devices. >> two biggest sporting goods stores are about to become one for $5.5 billion, bass pro shops will buy capella's. the only shops in the bay area is in san jose. together, it would have about 180 locations. both chains are known for super sized stores for camping, hunting and fishing gear. >>> the u.s. supreme court opened its new term today kristin zee is here with details. >> the term opened today with eight justices gone is the ultra conservative judge scalia that passed away in february. now, mayor garland remains in limbo, republicans refusing to hold hearings so with the split, the court is taking fewer political cases and more intellectual property cases.

to help a stricken city which no doubt left a strong impression but even that could not match the nobility dignity of a ship crew arriving in portma portmaning the rails. as we said get used to it this week. >> when we leave we do it again. >> now you don't here in san francisco bay, wayne abc 7 new news. >> fleet week runs until next monday. list of events through the abc 7 news app. for android and a apple device. >> we are all wondering will we see the blue angel. >> remember last year the fog to deal with much of the weekend and this weekend looks like a good amount of sunshine and warmer temperatures. we see we had rain earlier today. that is out of here and we show you clear skies. overnight tonight we'll show you that we have some fog along the coast and patchy drizzle along the coast and 50's on the board. starting temperature mid high on tuesday. very similar washington we experience today right along the coast more sunshine inland. in the 70's and 75 antioch. 73 for concord. same in livermore oakland 8 san jose and san francisco about 62 degrees. accu-weather 7 day fork we show y

. >> reporter: all of which no doubt left a strong impression but even that matched the nobility andgnity of the ship's crew arriving in port main manning the rails and as we said get used to it. >> and when we leave we'll do it again. >> reporter: on the "uss san diego" in san francisco bay. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much for joining us for "abc 7 news at they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. >>> at 5:00 the search for a rapist on the stanford campus. why the school says making an arrest will be difficult. >> from trees to trucks. the season's first rain creates a run of problems in sonoma county. >> in san francisco. firefighters put their lives on the line every day. w

. >> the overriding nobility of america far outweighs individual bias and terrible mistakes on the part of a few police officers. colin kaepernick and others who despise their own country infantry do have a right to vent. by taking things out of context, by diminishing the proud history of this country, in freeing millions of people, all over the world, those anti-american displays insult us. >> your thoughts, do you agree with bill o'reilly. >> i agree with part of what he said. i don't think it's necessarily insulting. i will tell you what my dad told me and this is what guy by. my dad enlisted in the navy at 16. my uncle enlisted as well. one of the reasons he enlist sod early is because my grandparents came from a country where if you spoke out against leadership, there was a good chance you were going to die. that's why they left their homeland. and as i was growing up and there were things that were going on, he made it very clear to me that there were going to be times when you disagree with people. but in this great country of ours, they have the right to be heard. and there is

and georgia washington's nobility and insight. in the world of hamilton, politics is a human pursuit, shaping and reflecting its participants human reality. hamilton also teaches that politics is and must be hard work. valuable lesson that we need now more than ever. so its sketch of the complex politics of the 17 t 0s cannot meet the tests of modern scholarship, because many it seems right. i would like to invoke in this connection, the song one last time, which may not present fully the partisan realities unguarding washington's farewell address. the kwan drink facing george washington as the leader of the revolution who knows that he must step aside from power and figures out a way to do so. if i conclude, as i do, that we need not worry too much about hamilton's reshaping of history, why not. i submit we need not worry because we need not worry about our students who kindly accepting a play as historical reality. in my experience, students in middle schools, high schools and colleges are fascinated not just by the play, but by

and georgia washington's nobility and insight. in the world of hamilton, politics is a human pursuit, shaping and reflecting its participants human reality. hamilton also teaches that politics is and must be hard work. valuable lesson that we need now more than ever. so its sketch of the complex politics of the 17 t 0s cannot meet the tests of modern scholarship, because many it seems right. i would like t invoke in this connection, the song one last time, which may not present fully the partisan realities unguarding washington's farewell address. the kwan drink facing george washington as the leader of the revolution who knows that he must step aside from power and figures out a way to do so. if i conclude, as i do, that we need not worry too much about hamilton's reshaping of history, why not. i submit we need not worry because we need not worry about our students who kindly accepting a play as historical reality. in my experience, students in middle schools, high schools and colleges are fascinated not just by the play, but by

it's supposed to inspire courage, not fear, nobility and virtue, not injustice.e to reclaim that phrase, so when i ask you, are you going to join this american jihad, i want you to respond with something that is going to be heard from shining east to shining west, that will shake the halls of this very convention center, that will send a loud message to all the bigots that we are not scared to be who we are, that we are not scared to claim we have no loyalty and no fear of being muslim who want to worship our lord and be a part of this country. will you join me in this jihad? louder, louder. you can do better than this. one last time, and i want the halls to shake. [ speaking foreign language ] [ applause ] >> our next speaker is someone who spoke at many events, and someone that i have gotten to know over the last 2 1/2 years in my time. she's incredibly inciteful and a foughtful person. she's a director of research at ispu, the co-author of the book "who speaks for islam, what a billion muslims really think." and in 2009, she was appointed by president obama to

we need to encourage things like portability and for nobility so people don't get caught with preexisting conditions and we need to ring out some excess cost like the excessive litigation. >> is there any part you like? toomey: yeah, there are some features that are encouraging. for one, there has been some encouragement that we move health care in a direction generally speaking where care is treated conference of it and not individual treatment for services. that's a very, very small part of obamacare. generally speaking it's a disaster and it can't be fixed because it's flawed at its core. core. >> this weekend, what do you like, not like? mcginty: we have to bring the cost of health care down and i will be hardcharging to do something that senator boehner to do something the senator voted to add that is take on the prescription drug companies, the cost of prescription drugs has gone through the roof. under the law we are not elected negotiate that cost down. that's wrong. no other country in the world does that. we need transparency in cost so that consumers now before they have a proc

. >> is there any reason to think that she suddenly feels the nobility of serving as president and -- i think she's trying to win the house. i think she's going for running the table. >> is it for her legacy or does she actually want to help the country? it seemed the 30-year history of the clintons and what it's all about serving, who it serves. >> when democrats do good things when they're in power. >> so it's not just self-serving and corruption and everything else we've seen the last 30 years? >> people can justify anything, basically. >> all right. see you in a couple weeks or next week. makes me want to -- need a drink. programming note. catch all the action from the third and final presidential debate tonight right here on cnbc. coverage beginning at 9:00 eastern. >>> coming up, a new read on the state of real estate. we'll dig inside the mortgage numbers. that's coming up next. ♪ for decades, investors have used a 60/40 stock and bond model, with little in alternatives. yet alternatives can tap opportunities that traditional assets can't. and even though they're called alterna