glay has nothing on ollie's sses. ollie willd out that be tweeting today. you stole my joke. thank you. love it. give a hoot, don't pollute. does anybody remember that one? i wish there was a program like that when i was a kid. 37 in frederick. p colder start this morning. morning take the heavier jacket. our first frost advisories this morning for western maryland. a sign the seasons are changing. the sky is clear. high pressure in control of the weather. we are going to watch a storm come out of the golf of mexico -- gulf of mexico. that storm is going to miss us to the south. high temperature into the low 70's. sunrise set 6:56. the weather does not change much for the next several days. we should stay july into the beginning of the weekend -- we should stay dry into the beginning of the weekend. >> thank you. president obama will address world leaders with the hope that some diplomatic progress on some diplomatic issues. hallie jackson has more. good morning. >> let's talk about today's diplomatic dialogue which could talks aboutrd's -- peace talks between israelis and pa

ollie the owl.-tv 11 news. >> the dulaney valley high school band is heading to london. >> there was a very festive performance on monday. ♪ this will be the second time the marching band and wind ensemble had been invited to take heart in the london new year's parade. they impress the high society crowd the first time. >> i think it is just amazing. the way they play is amazing. they are jolly good and we only invite the best. >> jolly good. the band director said they were honored to be invited back for the 2015 parade. >> jolly good. a man pleads guilty to transporting waste vegetable oil. he admitted to stealing it from restaurants in maryland and virginia and then selling it to out-of-ste oil companies. forrocess as an additive animal feed. his company received more than $94,000 for stolen waste vegetable oil. he faces 10 years behind bars. airport.rees at the there is another reason to worry for next season. >> a grueling injury for manny machado. >> how are the trains running? >> they are run

>> we're a-comin', ollie! [oxygens yelling] >> whoa! uh...henry. >> if the island were surrounded by water, we could just row across. >> hmm. you might have something there, zulean. ma oxygen and hettie gen: let's do it! ma oxygen: see ya at the bottom! >> huh? >> ha ha! hey! >> great teamwork! keep it up! all: no problem! can do! >> oh, great. i'm talking to water. >> we can't thank you enough. >> i guess we plum forgot that the entire planet counts on us for water. >> and life! >> when atoms team together to form molecules, there's nothin' we can't create. come on, everyone! group hug! >> great work! now that the atoms are coming together, i need to bring you home. >> and so, thanks to the zula patrol, earth once again has water to fill her oceans! water to support life! and speaking of water, it's bath time. >> oh, hello! [gasps] time for the multo moment already? this is a model of a molecule. molecules are very small, and everything is made of them. do you remember what tiny things make up molecules? both in unison: atoms! both in unison

. >> in washington, d.c., i'm danielle olli danielle lee, nbcbay area.com. >>> in colorado, phone service there being restored in some communities that were simply cut off by fofood and water. the number of people unaccounted for will be dropping. more than 12 hung people who have not been heard from yet. as many as 1,000 people in larimer county still out there waiting to be rescued. more than a dozen helicopters will be searching all day long for residents that have been cut off. five deaths have been reported since flash flooding hit that state very, very hard just last week. and three red cross volunteers from right here in the bay area in colorado helping with this relief effort and more are expected to be sent out very, very soon. local offices are waiting to find out exactly what kind of aid is needed. >> all of these kind of disaster situations, whether it's a house fire, that only affects one family, or a massive disaster that affectses a region, either way, it's always heart breaking and the red cross is there to make that journey a little bit easier and help out as much as we c

. >> reporter: ollie says his friends told him to keep his enthusiasm in check. >> you rep the dodgers. keep it calm. >> reporter: his friends are hoping the death of a baseball fan allegedly at the hands of another, is a reminder that it's just a game. >> it's supposed to be about fun, right? >> right now, you're looking at a picture of several san francisco police officers responding to something. they're not taking any chances tonight. several officers are responding to one incident. and the deadly stabbing is still under investigation. police have one other man in custody and that are still looking for additional suspects that were involved in that fight. the deadly attack hit close to home for the dodgers organization. the victim, jonathan denver, his father works security for the dodgers organization. >> jean, thank you. we did mention that the jaet was a security guard for the dodgers. today, we had a chance to speak to other family members of the victim in southern california. >> it's senseless. he wouldn't hurt anyone. he never hurt anyone. he was a gentle, sweet boy. >> that'

famous go as the two meter a sixteen centimeter or seven foot tall center took a break to prepare for ollie for the new n.b.a. season but only because it is my training is going well but it's a pity i can't help the side of this tournament it's hard to watch the game sitting in the stands and not playing i believe that these guys can achieve a lot blot his sins gun and the role of head coach has now passed to us to look at ourselves in the build up to the european championships the russians steered his side through in mind friendlies with mixed results and it was only after claiming victory in the last match at home to ukraine that their olympic bronze medalist felt a real sense of optimism despite trailing twelve points to two in the first few minutes against ukraine the russians for the back don't to be dominating on the court and just as he had been in the last summer olympic bronze medal match against argentina minnesota's alex he should be at was the nation's leading scorer this time sinking twenty three of the points in the eighty six to seventy win but this was published i feel some

. >> there is absolutelyo economic reaso why major league baseball shouldn't olly support the athletic coming to san jose. >> we contacted major league basell in new york which has not seen the latest filing. san jose city council meer says it's a high stakes ft which won't cost taxpayers a cent. the law firm taking the case on contingency. he says the iss is bigger than baseball. >> we're ithe heart of silicon valley. and competition made silicon valley gre. we believe major league baseball should be subject to the same competition at every other indtry in this country is subject to.. >> we're seeing quite aarm up today. and th weekend. >> yes. spencer christian is tracng it slosly. >> today, 90s, tomorrow, 100. >> yes. >> sunday, my cry for relief. here is a look at sunny skies across the bayrea even at the coast. notice absence of coastal clouds and fog no cooling marine influence that. is why we've had a warm up today, right now it's 13 degrees warmer at this hour, 14 degrees warmer in novato. 16 degrees warmer in san carlos around the ba area, we've seen 10 degrees or more warm up

this morning, the european commissioner ollie rehn says france will have to explain its fiscal targethe's very keen to hear how the government will compensate the rising loss of labor as a result of the pension reform. >> stephane, what was he thinking? they've got unemployment at 10.9%, a deficit of, what, 4.9%. what planet is he on? >> well, he was referring to the recent forecast vote from the imf and from the oecd, the forecast of the french economy would shrink this year. so if you look in that way, it's forecasting this year 0.11% of the gdp in france. it's better than what was expected just a few weeks ago by the imf. that was well above expectation from that. the main driver for the time being, that's the main reason why the friends government is confident for its outlook for the economy and for the growth, 0.1% for this year. >> slightly better than awful doesn't make something strong. >> well, you can see that way. but in the meantime, the government is catching the public deficit. not as much as expected, but as long as it goes into the right direction, that's significant p

his cat, ollie wakes him up by sniffing his eye. takes selfies.se to his cats he'll share his breakfast with them. >> that was involuntary. i was distracted. >> they made you do it? they wake up with you at 3:00 if the morning. >> no, they don't. they stay in bed with my wife. please. >> you're a softy, dan. >> not as soft as ricky gervais. who would have thought? this guy is tough. >> you feed to up your twitter posts. >> apparently i do. we'll be right back. rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fig

he could ollie on a skateboard. and he had the most amazing collection of hard rock cafe t-shirts.er madly in love. tell me more. tell me more. like, did he have a car? so is he the guy who... how shall i say this like a gentleman? robin, did he take your maple leaf? no, it wasn't like that. sounds to me like he gave you your first "o canada" face. narrator: this went on for a really long time. some of the jokes were elegant and well-crafted... wait, wait. did he break up with you and tell you he's just not that inuit? (laughing) ...others were crude and ill-formed... um, something about fur trapping. ...and others were obvious but needed to be said...

. >> when olly north and i were in the reagan administration.hen president reagan wanted to make a point, he went before the american people. when he wanted the defense spending to be raised. what he wanted to talk about arms control, he always went to congress and the american people directly. >> let me ask you, colonel, what is the point of being the commander in chief if you're not going to address the american people on these issues? this is not some trivial matter, is it? >> no. no, it is not trivial at all, lou. and think about this, john kerry, the former anti-war, anti-military activist is now the leading hawk of the obama team. it's also clear they're making it up as they go along. you just pointed out a moment ago that you heard a lot from him but you saw hagel and the chairman, but you didn't hear much from them. whe senator corker asked why no support since authorized by the president back in june, kerry and hagel both waffled. the hagel said the authorization -- in fact the objective is to deter assad from using chemical weapon degr

. >> reporter: surgery confirmed the cancer called ollie. 8 to 10 years is the survival rate after treatment years after tennis with his dad is a gift. those years have been filled with treatment, promise and uncertainty not only about his own disease but what he couldn't see happening to his older brother. >> you can recognize your mom from anywhere. and i could just hear her like screaming. >> in the dining room three hours into a vacation my older son had a grand mal seizure in mexico. >> reporter: doctors say there are no odds, no way of predicting and come to find out, no family history for what was happening. >> we flew home went to ucsf and in my older son they found the same kind of tumor. >> it felt like we had bad luck. >> that's all tumor. that's all tumor. >> reporter: the possibility, the reality, of both boys having the same brain cancer even struck dr. michael at ucsf who has been treating brain tumor patients for 30 years. >> to have these two boys with the same tumor in the same part of the brain, it's in my experience quite remarkable and very unusual. >> reporter: zach had

olly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yes, we're loving this communal seating. it's great. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. at&t mobile share for business. one bucket of data for everyone on the plan, unlimited talk and text on smart phones. now, everyone's in the spirit of sharing. hey, can i borrow your boat this weekend? no. [ male announcer ] share more. save more. at&t mobile share for business. ♪ stuart: my thanks to sandra for carrying us through a big day for your money and in the world of diplomacy and politics. look like any attack on syria is delayed, looks like a diplomatic compromise is in the works, maybe. market loves it. dow is up 100. it is yours. dagen: what did investors know last week week? the dow snapped a losing streak, the market rallied and i don't know, maybe never thought we would make a strike. you never know. and to talk about grunting, again, thanks so much. no hand wringing on wall street despite the mess in washington. will we see a vote on syria? what about the othe

matt don't ollie leave me. >> narrator: and it was no use. >> after the doctor or nurse stepped away,olly just lunged on matt and wouldn't let go. they actually had to pull her off of his body. >> narrator: he was just 31 years old a and now his children were fatherless. and now holly was at a funeral and she did not take it well. >> holly was outside in the car bawling her eyes out before she went in. i don't know i would have been a able to do that myself, going in there and seeing him in the casket. >> narrator: matt and holly's son cried a lot. so holly repeatedly had to leave the reception line to care for her colicky baby. >> she had to take care of her kids and show that she could be strong. >> this poor baby, he would have never have known his father. how could this happen? all of a sudden a very health y 31-year-old young man just winds up dead? kind of strange. >> narrator: kind of strange? it certainly was. matt's brother mark couldn't stop thinking about how strange it was. >> how can you go in the hospital for kidney stones and die 12 hours later. >> narrator: it's as if

speaking to the ceo this morning, ollie rhen, the european commissioners is calling it re foform alarench. it's going to increase the cost of labor and, therefore, it will deteriorate even further the french competitiveness. as part of this reform, the government is expected to announce a mechanism to compensate for the companies. but it's not clear yet how it's going to make it and where will the money come from? it's extremely important for france to protect its competitiveness and he told the ceo that he had a very -- the very clear discussion with the finance minister at the last g-20 meeting. >> all right. stephane, we'll follow that. thank you for now. still to come as well on the show, how is gm dealing with the difficult economic market in europe? steve will be back from frankfurt. [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutionizing power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into the future. ♪ >>>

but i defer that to ollie.ased on 9/11 the 12th anniversary of 9/11. second, if you watch the tape you will see there is now connections between the different affiliates of al qaeda. the tape starts with a message from al qaeda and the arabian peninsula. the third element of this tape that makes it interesting, it shows there's significant division between the affiliates. he's now basically breaking up with al qaeda and starting his own thing. we see the same thing in syria with the islamic state of iraq and syria. >> do you think al qaeda is stronger now than ever before? >> it depends. the affiliates are stronger. the organization that attacked us on 9/11 doesn't exist really anymore. however, the narrative hasn't been targeted. that narrative threat from west africa to southeast asia. that narrative today is basically the center of gravity of the organization of al qaeda. after 9/11 they shifted from being chief operator to being chief motivator. >> if the organization has become less of an organization and

we had colonel ollie north on this morning. he said, you trust putin as far as you could throw him.ining anything this man says is quite laughable of the how the heck do you get chemical weapons out when you're in the middle after war zone? >> it is wildly impractical proposal russia has made. you can already see, frankly it isn't going to come to fruition. there are big gaps between u.s. and russia. syria doesn't seem to be on board. they will sign the chemical conventions but won't disarm until the u.s. fills a range of conditions that assad is presenting. what it represents a lifeline for president obama who is facing this defeat on capitol hill, frankly a lifeline for many congressman who didn't want to have to vote no against president obama especially on democratic side. the question now will be where does president obama go from here? can he sort of pivot and turn this into something more successful for himself. tracy: i was talking to one of our producers early. expand the exceptionalism comement backfire on us? we're forced to prove we're exceptional and now we have som? >>

ollie rhen says even in the reform goes in the right direction he was expecting france to explain howextra costs for company because in the end it's going to increase the cost of labor and will damage further the french competitiveness. this is going to be presented at the cabinet meeting officially and then it's going to be discussed at the national assembly from the seventh of october. the reform is due to enter into force at the beginning of the next year ross. >> all right. stephane thanks for that. into a agree grand colugz is look more likely ahead of germany's election these weekend. we'll look at what has been said about possible coalition. >> nobody wants that. all i can say is that today, i really don't want it. no, i will not give it in statistical probability. >> a grand coalition isn't likely at all. spd will not be a -- with angela merkel again. we've learned from that. >> it's clear that all the members have made et clear they're backing the very successful cdu liberal coalition. >> we get enough votes, we get enough votes and that's not a question of sympathy. >> of co

and everything from the fact this president, this president of iran is someone who's involved with ollieot exactly a new question, but it is a central question. thank you so much, christinchri. i wanted to ask you if you thought john kerry was mad after all this. at some point we'll have to talk about that. up next, our changing look at terrorism and what makes a terrorist. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ delavane ] we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family, which means a lot to me. ♪ how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing

as ollie told brian a few minutes ago, this is going to have long-term effects in the diplomatic communityminister can't work things out, we're back to ground zero. >> and he's going to lose that vote in the congress. that is the only reason they delayed the vote because he doesn't want to be the first american president to have a request for war-making power turned down even by large numbers of members of his own party. >>steve: that is where we started. good thing we've got you on retainer. judge andrew napolitano, thank you. you just heard from the judge, but what about the voters? frank luntz polled the people about the president's speech two nights ago. what he found out was eye opening. frank shortly. plus the top five healthiest food options in restaurants are next. and they look delicious. ♪ ♪ before mike could see his banking and investing accounts on one page... before he could easily transfer funds between the two in real time... before he could even think about planning for his daughters' future... mike opened a merrill edge investment account and linked it to his bank of ameri

not exactly ollie norton. he didn't do anything because you don't hit a lady. him to slide out. he is considering legal action. >>> and how did the top two high school teams in texas in scoring 44 points in the last three minutes, how did they do it? here is one with one second left. watch what would turn out to be the winning score. >> come on! go! [ cheers and applause ] oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> brian: this is high school. no one can believe what just happened, including that guy who said, oh, my god. copperas cove was up by three points. they tried to hold on to the victory. that didn't work. a & m used more reverses and laterals than you can imagine, until there is an opening for a touchdown down the side. they go on to win 44-41 and that is why everyone loves high school football, especially in texas. >> anna: all the way. >> tucker: so cool. >> brian: right. >> tucker: friday night lights at its best. >> brian: 21 minutes before the top of the hour. how many people would want this? a way to stop yourself from speeding. >> tucker: the governm