neighborhoods putting their love for pope francis on display and team turn around, the temporary gm gets a perm nants crack at the job. >> it was sunny and cool, 75 degrees for the last official day of summer, i am tracking two days in the 80s before we cool down. >> that and much more. >>> we are back with a live look from chopper 6 hd flying high over the ben franklin parkway closed to traffic as we prepare to open our doors to pope francis, and in the matter of a couple of days time, this span from the oval to city hall is now clarmly empty and will be packed with pilgrims here to welcome pope francis, we are talking about the transformation under way and out lying neighborhoods are taking their own initiative. sara bloomquist joins us live from south philadelphia with the buzz that is building. >> reporter: that is right, south philadelphialling out the red carpet and flying the vatican flag, look behind me across mifflin, this is a traditionally catholic neighborhood and this is the week they will waiting for. the people of south philadelphia are excited to host the pope, outside of row ho

her hair had been permed, she looked terrific. she'd gone out to the goodwill and gotten a new pantsuit, and she was on her way out -- having left baby with mom, to look for a job. >> host: wow. >> guest: and there was formula in the house. what we realized i think in that little moment, or what i realized -- this was before i met my co-author, luke schafer. he's the numbers guy, the one who analyzes this government survey is. but i realized that not only was it possible that a group of americans were living on incomes so low we didn't even as a nation think it was possible -- >> host: off the radar. >> guest: off the radar, but that cash had sort of a magical power. if you have no cash in the developing world, there's a rich barter economy that you can subsist on. it's not a pretty story, but a lot of transactions are done without cash. here we are in the world's leading capitalist nation, and to not have cash is almost to not exist, to not be a citizen. and with that little infusion of cash, alicia, you know, felt, felt a sense

alaska will see more of this >>> jacob ward on the warm up in a state better known for its perm frostoie chen. it's the last frontier and the forefront of the national debate over climate change. president barack obama is in alaska pushing the discussion to focus attention on a climate heating up twice as fast as in the lower 48. and what that may mean to the long-term health of our world. "america tonight" sent jacob ward north for a closer look. he found a forest fire season burning hotter and longer than ever >>> this summer, hundreds of wildfires raged across alaska. there. >> we are seeing the guys get into what happened. where are they going, what will they face? >> what they are doing is kind of working on edge where we have some heat. >> for stephanie whalean, she is one of 3,000 firefighters and support crews flown in. they are battling a few of the fires that burnt 5.1 million acres this year. the second-worst fire season in alaska's history. >> we are in a village, an hour's flight from fairbanks. hundreds of fire-fighters have come in from all across the we are about the m

it turns out the fbi has recovered deleted perm and work e-mails from her private computer service. andrea mitchell has been following this story and is here with more, andrea. >> lester, that is right. just when hillary clinton was trying to get out from under the controversy, new reports that the fbi has been able to recover some of the deleted e-mails, both personal and work related from the prtherate s gvice. she turned over th rver to the fib last month after they started to investigate how classified information was handled on her private account. the recovery additional mails continues a drip, drip, drip from this issue. and joe biden who has yet to decide if he is running and bernie sanders closing in on clinton. clinton is at 33% and biden at 25% and sanders at 24%. biden advisers say he will likely make a decision in time to be on the stage for the first democratic debate next month. lester. >> andrea. >>> and a follow up tonight on the big commuter hacking attack in which fingerprint images of government employees were stolen. the office of personal management said today

. >>> all perms having business before the honorable supreme court are admonished to draw near and give their attention. number 69, petitioner versus arizona. >> roe versus wade. >> march bury and madison is probably the most famous case this court has ever decided. >> dred and

. >>> a man is facing charges after boarding a plane without perm sion at newark liberty airport. security officers spotted him on the plane in the united airlines rm nam near gate 74. it was about 8:30 last night. he had gone through the proper security proceedings. officers boarded the plane, placed that man under arrest. >>> four trees in bryant park are slated to be cut down and removed. yesterday, the trees in the park were inspected. four could pose aonanger to park-goers. it comes after ne of the trees snapped last week and injured pewale. park officials routinely check the trees for damage and prune em ta prevent similar accidents. >>> carelessness is blamed for the forest fire in pine barrens. someone improperly tossed out charcoal briquettes from an unauthorized campfire. they say the people responsible may never be caught. the fire scorched more than a thouabnd acres of land.l it iv fully contained but smoldering in some cases. >>> princeton university finding a very familiar place. the school has been picked as the top college in the country for the third time by u.s.

i mean, if you come from a family of communists-- it just perm-- permeates everything. at the dinner table, you know, the discussion was how all business men were crooks who were ruining the world and so on and so forth. and so-- i w-- when i was going through my teenage rebellion-- in the 1970s i was looking for-- a good way to rebel from this family of communists. and-- and-- unfortunately-- i grew my hair into an afro. that didn't upset my-- my parents. but when i-- put on a suit and tie and became a capitalist, that really did. and so that was my-- my ultimate rebellion against my family. and i graduate stanford business school in 1989, the berlin wall comes down, and i had this epiphany, which was if my grandfather was the biggest communist in america, i'm gonna go become the biggest capitalist in eastern europe. and that's what i set out to do in 1989. >> you end up with the boston consulting group. you end up in-- in london. and i don't know how you came about it, but there was some deal that needed consulting in poland. a bus company that under the communists wa

the owner says that space is too small to be a perm nant location. >> a new study may explain why moremay not want to. >> women are making huge strides in the work force. women account for less than 5% of ceos. while a potential flat ceiling is the blame, a new study found that women, given the chance, may not be so eager to climb the corporate lad did he recall. compared to men, women anticipated more negative outcombs. >> kwhiel it's exciting to make more money and move up the career ladder, that means you have to miss family dinner every night and it's probably not worth it. >> a study comes as the labor department says unemployment applications rose by 3,000. >> a pink diamond expected to bring in $28 million at auction. 16 caret diamond is about the size of a postage stamp. natasha is breathless. >>> it's set to be auctioned off at christies. >>. >> there's a new way to watch movies. >> a word about virtual reality head 1e9. >> that's pretty cool. netflix has an app to make its entire film available to watch. you may remember back in may, the prediction then was the glasses would

. >>> all perms having business before the honorable supreme court are admonished to draw near and give their attention. number 69, petitioner versus arizona. >> roe versus wade. >> march bury and madison is probably the most famous case this court has ever decided. >> dred and marian existed on land here where slavery wasn't legally recognized. >> putting the brown decision into effect would take federal orders and marshals and the courage of children. >> we wanted to pick cases that changed the direction and import of the court in society and that also changed society. >> so she told them that they'd have to have a search warrant, and mrs. mapp demanded to see the paper and to read and see what it was, which they refused to do, so she grabbed it out of his hands to look at it, and thereafter, the police officer handcuffed her. >> i can't imagine a better way to bring the constitution to life than by telling the human stories behind great supreme court cases. >> fred kormatsu boldly opposed the forced interment of japanese americans during world war ii. after being convicted for failin

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. >> i should have used two accounts one for perm and one for work-related e-mails. that was a mistake. i'm sorry for that. i take responsibility. and i am trying to be as transparent as i possibly can. >> the city of baltimore could officially approve a settlement with freddie gray's parents today. baltimore agreeing to pay out nearly $6.5 million. it has almost been five months since the 25-year-old man died in police custody. his death sparked riots and looting and some people even burning buildings in protest. six police officers have been charged in gray's death. and serena williams defeating her older sister venus. the two hugging at the net as the match ended. it is the 27th time the william sisters faced off. sac for serena -- as for serena she is two wins away from the calendar grand slam, that's all four majors in one season. back to "red eye." >> welcome to "red eye." i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levey. >> have you seen this video? can we roll that? keep your eye on the ref there. there, from the back. >> that's terrible. that is bad, and

cac and dax down 1.2 perms for the dax. so we are under pressure in europe there. lauren: lots of action nicole, in the oil pits. prices moving lower by 2%. opec cut prices to basically the levels you're looking at right now. oil about $45 a barrel. nicole: let's bring on gold. it is out of favor. 1106.60 a troy ounce, down $2.70. lauren: how is the u.s. dollar trading against the major currencies? the yen and euro firming against the u.s. dollar. nicole: bring on the 10-year treasury bond rising a little bit. 2.02% on yield for that. good morning, welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at breaking markets and breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead and of course remembering 9/11. breaking news, president will be able to start scaling back u.s. sanctions against iran next week. seven democrats voting to uphold the iran nuclear deal. >> people around the world should know today's outcome wag clear, decisive and final. there is no now doubt whatsoever that congress of the united states will allow this historic agreement to go forward. nicole: disapproval of t

(applause) to ultimately answer this very perm question, i have been on a quest of self-discovery.r self, and what i got was a picture i cannot show you, and that my doctor should not have tweeted. then i took a bunch of personality tests, the minnesota multifacic, the jonessen o'connor and buzz feeds which late night tv show are you? it turns out, i'm a kimmel. (laughter) but the most definitive is the myers briggs developed by a mother-daughter team bails on the work of karl young featuring pit bull. (laughter) (applause) it's the kind of test your parents pay for you to take when you're out of college but don't have a job yet to see what sort of profession they should force you to become. and the test divides hue plant into 16 personalities. so which of these 16 personalities am i? i'm the type of person who will hire a camera crew to find out. in this, the first installment of who knows how many parts stephen colbert's who am me! ♪ (cheers and applause) >> julie gross, master practitioner of the myers-briggs personality assessment dropped by my office to administer the test. pl

consider, as well, that many of the fires burning today are actually burning through the perm a frost. this permafrost actually stores massive amounts of carbon. when it thaws or burns these gases are released into our atmosphere. over time. and that could mean that the arctic could become a new source of emissions that further accels global warming. triggering more melting more fires more thawing of the perma frost. negative feedback loop, a cycle warming leading to more warming that we do not want to be a part of. and the fact is that climate is changing faster than our efforts to address it. >> president obama speaking at the glacier conference in anchorage, alaska, arguing that climate change will impact just about everything around the world. he talked about rising sea levels and also focused on the arctic, it will volume moving villages, and fire season is lasting more than a month longer than it used to and the consequences to alaska. and president obama's presence at the top of the world there in alaska is underscoring the georeply consequences of the region. patricia sabga ex

. >> like perm ones? >> of course. >> you use it as an opportunity to improve yourself. >> like affirmations? >> i swear this will be great for you, i promise. >> so you are inspired by the product? >> yes. >> a lot of these are intimate things. it is strange. i think if you want to get the political word out there, you would want as many people to see you. it is like a bumper sticker. >> yes, but the way we affect change is person to person. that's how you know the domino affect. they should do dominoes. >> listen, we'll let the market decide. we will see if this stuff sells. listen, benghazi is selling. they are making a movie about it with john craw -- krazinski. so obviously that will be a big seller. we need other merch to go with it. >> there are markets for everybody. why not the conspiracy theorists? >> they are getting in on it. there are tens of thousands of things on there because anyone can make anything. it is on demand. it is like publishing your own book. it is not like they are sitting in

her hair had been permed. and she was on her way out to look for jobs. what we realize in that little moment before i met my co-author, luke schafer, the numbers guy who analyzes the government survey. but i realized not only was it possible that group of americans were living on income so low we didn't even as the nation think it was possible. if you have no cash in the developing world, there is a rich barter economy that you can subsist on. it is not a pretty story, but a lot of transactions occur without cash. here we are in the world leading capitalist nation and to not have cash is to almost not exist, to not be a citizen. but that little infusion of cash, alicia felt a sense of efficacy that allowed her a modest way. this is where the negative $2 a day came, run into alicia. but then followed her over the next two years, watching her struggle was the inspiration for this jury that is now bled us to four other cities and a lot of number crunching to tell the story from a statistical establishing a national portrait of $2 at a poverty but also a dee

clinton has said the e-mails were deleted after her aides separated work and perm messages. >>> the dollysaid must be very, very attractive, otherwise it's not much use. the bbc journalist was a little startled and asked the dolly lama if he was joking. it was unclear if he was or not, but it got a lot of attention. >>> coming up next, oakland's big win with uber. the tech company announcing big plans in the east >>> the ridesharing service uber is expanding into oak land. up to 3,000 employees are expected to move into six floors of the newly renovated sears building. real estate experts say the deal puts downtown oakland on the map in a significant way. but there are some concerns. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony explains. >> reporter: kevin just opened his gourmet ice cream shop right across the street from the old sears building just purchased by uber. >> we hope the developers do a great job on the building itself. we've heard rumors of a pa say yoe going through, that it would be a building to connect the businesses inside as the community as a whole. >> it's home actually to many

they received the airman's medal and perm heart. sadler the department of defense medal for valor.. >> "the bourne identity" ex russian spy anna chapman is a first time mom giving birth to a son in moscow. the sexy secret agent was deported from the u.s. in 2010 after she was outed as a spy while posing as a real estate agent in new york city. the 33-year-old was once ordered to seduce whistleblower edward snowden in an effort to keep him in russia. chapman not naming the father. >> good things really do come in threes. say hello to these identical triplets. owen michael, noah charles and miles john finley. new york parents jason and kelly are welcoming these ladies to the family on july 1st. they are strong enough to go home where the 3-year-old brother is waiting for them to give you an idea of just how special this is. ideal triplets are only a 1 in 50 million occurrence. identical triplets. >> can you image? >> they are going to have a great life? >> can you image if that were going to happen to you? >> that would be great. i will take whatever i want. healthy is what we want.

my problems of the president are not perm. my problems with the president are his policy decisions. they're dangerous for america on national skoourlt. and they're bad for the economy and the individual lives of our people. >> last but not least, the news today is that allegedly, your deputy campaign manager rich beesa was accused of assaulting rand paul's national political director, john jo. he said he was punched in the fact. the video kind of shows a shove. here it is. what's the story here? >> well i don't know a lot about it. i know in life, there's twro sides to every story. it sounds like a dispute between two grown men. we'll see where it plays out. we're focused on our campaign and where it matters to our voters. >> there's a competition for toughness in the field. in any event, we appreciate you being here senator rubio chl all the best to you. >> senator rubio was just one of the candidates on is that stage tonight. up next, you will hear from some of the others. along with what he thinks is the big story coming from this event. >>> plus wait until you hear the new shots

. >> so i'm thinking what we do, we get steve keeley a perm, okay? like a fo hawk kind of thing, get him in the skinny suit look, and he could look a little more like ryan seacrest. >> ryan seacrest, he is wearing his own tux. he has a clothing line now called seacrest. >> yes, of course he does. >> i like him. 's' good guy. >> maybe you ankiel i could have like a pompadour-off? >> oh, that would be great. i could get this hair piled up. >> who has the best hairline in the state? >> exactly right. >> all of pennsylvania. >> jenn fred, get on the plane, see you at home. great job. >> bye. >> she had such a great time in los angeles. >> she did. >> she is hiking, running, down at the beach, up in the mountains. >> taking pictures with celebrities. >> the only thing that could top that is maybe the pope came or something? >> pope's coming saturday. >> okay. well then. >> you know what's bigger than that? i think he wants to come here wednesday night, i believe he would like to go to the empire viewing party. >> we along with power 11 -- power 99, mix 10

that is very common for them to have a perm gun. what if you -- personal gun.'t leave it in the a trunk so you will have to leave nit a locked box. really it is just another step that officers would have to intake to ensure the safety was being are provided here. they say they feel they are being targeted unfairly. they said the fact that car thefts are so much on the rise. last month in august alone we had a 38% increase in car thefts. also the fact that there are really no consequences with this new ordinance. a lot of officer bs -- officers and deputies we spoke to said they don't know what it is for >> i see both sides. it will be a great debate. thanks for that report. >>> talking with our chief metrologist. i know it was a drop in the bucket. was it van -- even a drop in the bucket? >> it kind of sprinkled. >> but it does so nice to see and feel it. it was kind of cool out. >> for this time of year it is rain basically. mind you with rain if it is going like this, if it is going like this, then it is not rain. that is not official. >> okay. >> i got it. >

people think that if you paid money, particularly large sums of money, means that there must be a perm responsibility on at least some of the officers. >> a areva, thank you very much. >>> the leaders in the u.s. and cuba meet at the u.n. for the first time in decades. they hope to normalize relations between the two countries. and tough talk in ukraine's president, >> there was tough talk and finger pointing today at the united nations general assembly ukraine's president, poroshenko, used it to express tensions in his country. and john has more on what he had to say. >> reporter: good evening, richelle, petro poroshenko was spurring for a fight today. he called it broken, and accused the security council of under mining peace in the world, and he let russian president, vladimir putin, have it with both barrels. with a lock list of priorities, petro poroshenko went before the united nations general assembly and took dead aim against one of the security council hez most powerful members. >> my country has been the object of their external aggression. the russian federation. >> with no

you don't go into a nail salon asking to get your hair permed.ouldn't say it's gender discrimination, they just don't offer those services. >> do you agree? >> i completely agree. >> you know political correctness. >> can i go back to the pillow fight for a second? i believe it was one person said war is a continuation of pillow fights by other means. >> always mash your pillows. >> what they were learning was strategy and tactics, these are our future military leaders and i salute them. >> what are they carrying there, that's what i want to know. pillows and mattresses. we haven't heard the roll of the heavy artillery. >> the artillery men are back, they're not on the front lines. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. good night from new york. >>> now on "fox files." >> one thing she is not is politically correct. we all know that pc is bs. >> music, fashion and family dysfunction on "empire." >>> are america's skies safe to fly? now evidence of cheating on aviation tests. >> this is exactly how you need to answer each question. >> our explosive

her hair had been permed. she looked terrific. she had gone to goodwill and got a new pantsuit and she was on the way out having left her baby with mom to look for a job. and there was formula in the house. what we realized in that then that little moment or before i met my co-author luke schafer who is the one that analyzes this government survey of the program participation that i realized not only was it possible that a group of americans were living on incomes are so low we didn't even as a nation think it was possible. it they had sort of a magical power. if you have no cash in the developing world, there is an economy that you can subsist on. it's not a pretty story but a lot of the transactions are true without cash. here we are in the world's leading capitalist nation and to not have cash is almost cannot fix it, to not be a citizen. with that, she felt a sense that allowed her at least in a modest ways of this is way so this is where the negative $2 a day can come just running into alicia. we then followed her over the ne

during the civil war from the perspective of perm -- women who lived and worked in the capital. a washington d.c. bookstore as she talked about her book and her family's involvement in politics. this is just under an hour. plus i want to say is such a personal pleasure for me and for bread with some force and not here to post cokie roberts tonight. i think this is cokie your sixth or seventh author talk of politics and prose. i know you have been here for three previous books all by the way which were "new york times" bestsellers. cokie has been here several times with her husband steve roberts for books they have written together. some of you may know, maybe not all of you that along with many other awards cokie was named by the library of congress as a living legend, living. she is living. legend is good, living is better and i was just going to say we actually think of her as one of our own legends because she's an author with such deep roots in our washington community so if you will permit us tonight we are going to call her living legend and a local legend that lease for t

after a three month search and reports suggest the man already doing the job could be handed the title permltly. share versus fallen around 20% since he announced his resignation. aside from co-founding twitter his other fame is found on his face. his beard has garnered plenty of attention and he has been judged on his appearance as ceo. is there magic in that beard? well, cnbc sent our options trader along to jack dorsey's barber for a trim and a chat. the famous ponytail made it out alive. >> would you ever wear a beard here? >> i used to have a very full beard about two or three years ago and i was told it had to come back off again. >> i see. sounds good. let's take a look at the other top stories at this hour. a u.s. grand jury indicted the london day trader prosecutors say helped contribute to the flash crash in 2010. the justice first announced criminal charges in april including wire and commodities fraud, commodity price manipulation and attempted price manipulation. it's seeking to extradite him to the u.s. to face trial. he was freed last month and accused of using an automated p

. >>> normally in this space i give you a perm recommendation for a book i read that i think you willt president clinton do the honors. what book have you read recently that you'd recommend? >> of course i liked chelsea's book. and she honored me and she has since she was a little girl, let me read what she turns in at school or turns into the publisher in advance. i think it's remarkable. but i like david macculloch's book on the wright brothers. it's a great book. for americans who want an insight into the kind of obsession we saw with steve jobs and his work and the belief in -- in innovation and what it can do and understanding what the risks are, i think that wright brothers book is a good book. i think any american would love reading that. >> president clinton, thank you. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i'll see you next week. >>> the following is a cnn special report. >> good afternoon. we are in the final hours of pope francis's incredible trip to the united states and the big finnish the city of brotherly love. phi

her hair had been permed, looked terrific. she had gone out and gotten a new pantsuit and she was on her way out having that baby with mom to look for a job. there was formula in the house. what we realized i think in that little moment when i realized before i met the numbers guy who was the one analyzes the government survey on implementation i realize that not only was it possible that a group of americans were living on income is so low we did and as nation think was possible. it had a magical power. if you have no cash in the developing world there is a rich barter economy that you can subsist on. it's not a pretty story and i have met -- a lot of transactions occur without cash. here we are leading capitalist nation and to not have cash is almost not exist and with that little infusion -- infusion of cash alicia felt this sense of efficacy that allowed her at least in some modest way. running into alicia we then followed alicia over the next two years watching her struggle. that was really the inspiration for this journe

we are having negative growth rates but sustainable growth rates over the medium perm perspective 6 toina is possible. >> as you rightly point out you're also struggling. the china weakness and commodity story all filters in and makes the likelihood of your recovery that much more difficult, doesn't it? >> it causes reduction in growth rate. it all depends on chinese development. and we believe they'll be able to come back to normal and help the rest of the world as it grows. >> i want to ask you about the latest sanction measures that the u.s. has taken. europe has rolled over a number of their measures but we have seen additional measures taken by the commerce department that includes that. what is your sense of the further sanctions that are being imposed here and will there be a response? >> first all the steps to impose new sanctions or to widen existing sanctions for us it just will continue stupid policies conducted by our partners in france. creates not just for russia but for themselves. for europe in particular. to some extension sanctions against europe is europe and not rus

. >> longer more dangerous fire seasons in alaska, falling perm a frost that threatened homes, faster melt, rising sea ice that contributes to coastal erosion. >> it was another first president obama taped an appearance on the tv show running wild with bear grylls, one of my favorite tv guys. he became the first president to appear on reality tv show. >>> big questions surrounding the presidential race, will he or won't be. will vice president joe biden announce a run for the white house? some democratic sources say he'll upp into the race if hillary clinton's poll numbers drop below 40% nationally. recent survey puts her at 49% with joe biden only at 14%. meanwhile for republicans, the question is will donald trump run as an independent. he's the republican front runner, meeting today with pub cab party officials. they're trying to push him to support a pledge that he will not run as a thrd party candidate if he should lose the nomination. >>> tesla taking orders for lower cost electric car next month. the starting price for the model 3 will be about $35,000, half the price of the cu

the american people now believe the 2016 democratic front-runner is not telling the truth about her permver. this according to a brand-new fox news poll which shows 58% of americans think that clinton is lying about how her e-mails were handled during her time as secretary of state. these new number should come as no surprise but most accounts -- by most accounts clinton's handling of this scandal over the past several months has been muddled and sometimes just down right contradictory. >> the laws and regulations in effect when i was secretary of state allowed me to use my e-mail for work. that is undisputed. >> it clearly wasn't the best choice. and i take responsibility for that decision. >> i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. >> iphone or android? >> iphone. okay. in full disclosure, and a blackberry. i have an ipad, a mini ipad, an iphone and a blackberry. i believe i have met all of my responsibilities and the server will remain private. >> in order to be as cooperative as possible, we have turned over the se

the story is important, but perm relationships are important too -- personal relationships are importantoo. john mccain made practically a career out of developing personal relationships with almost every major journalist. jon: we'll continue to watch these issues very closely. rich lowry, leadership sweet, thank you -- lynn sweet, thank you both. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ jenna: the nation remembering 9/11 today 14 years after the terror attacks. defense secretary ash carter hosting a ceremony at the pentagon where nearly 200 people were killed on september 11th, 2001. ceremony participants laying a wreath to remember those victims and unfurling an american flag on the side of the building where flight 77 hit. the plane crash sparked a massive fire that injured 160 people. recovery efforts began at the pentagon almost immediately. employees moved back into the outer ring offices in august 2002, the year later, but we remember this part of 9/11 today. america is uniting in so many ways to honor the victims of the 9/11 attacks, but also those who paid the ultimate sacrifice and the two wars that

. >>> thanks for staying with us i'm bill o'reilly in the perm story segment tonight assessing the republicanial contenders. newt gingrich who has been through it all. also all right, mr. speaker. let's assess one by one. donald trump, has he peeked? what do you -- peaked? what do you think. >> i doubt it he elevens every day. he has endless amounts of energy. he has tapped into something real about the american people the desire to be great again. the desire to win. i think he is very formidable. he is not the nominee yet. he has a long, long way to go. but he certainly has done better for about four months than anybody expected. and he is staffing up. he is getting -- hiring more people, getting a bigger organization. he will be mother if i if i -- formidable. i don't think he will implode. somebody will have to beat him to stop him from becoming the nominee >> ben carson rating second in the poll. outsider. how is his campaign shaping up? >> look, i think he is the most remarkable figure even more than trump. dr. carson has a wonderful prnl story. he has a remarkable story as a surgeon. bu

this is a recipe for a perm conflict in that caucus. >> we have, what is fairly labelled anarchy in the in the last week. kwh is now in many ways starting to mirror the presidential campaign you have things that i think most long-time republican observers would be out of control with the crazy name calling that have never been seen in the campaign before. >> yeah. i think weer. >> watching the republican party implode on itself. it's so different from the '60s. there's more of a cohesion than there is now. i think when we see these presidential candidates say what they say and do what they say, they're trying to appeal to just one certain group, instead of the broad base. i don't care if it's the general or the primary. they're appealing to one sect, this group that they think can get them over the top. and that's a problem right now. but also we need to watch what's happening in the house when it comes to the speaker. i polled a lot of congressional leaders. some of them said, you know, no matter what party, the power is gone, really stripped in some of the speaker, whether it's democr

, a transition that has been accepted by the security council, and accepted by participants of the perm 5 and kon s consistent with the geneva communique which would unite all syrians which reject dick dictatorship and terrorism, and want to build a stable society. in conclusion, i call on concerned governments, including rush sharks and including syria to support a u.n. initiative to bro broker a political transition. further the delay is unconscionable. the opportunity is before us. if we can succeed in marginalizing the terrorists in syria and in bringing that country together, we can all of us together do exactly what this is set up to do, the security koun sill and this institution, we can strike a huge blow against violent extremism not only in syria, but also in iraq, across the middle east and around the world, and nothing would be more in keeping with the high purpose for which this ko council was created 70 years ago, and nothing would better serve the interests of the people that all of us represent. i hope that we can achieve that. thank you. >>> the united states secretary

his his perm call to each of us and his desire to be with all during his visit to philadelphia is deeplyoving. i hope that all who hear his words will allow them to touch their hearts and be compelled to join in this moment of grace, love and community. simply put, this moment will be not come again ". >>> with the pope's rifle so close, people who live near that secure zone now it is time for some action. they got to move their cars towing has already begun and will continue throughout the week. our sabina kuriakose live in the logan square neighborhood. good morning to you. >> reporter: hey g morning, guys. we are at 15th and cherry. rear right on the edge of this secure perimeter right in the heart of what's going to be the secure vehicle perimeter. now, i want to show you these signs. we have been seeing all around the city. no parking sunday september 20th that's today starting at 6:00 o'clock tonig tonight. vehicles will be towed. so two deadlines that you guys have to remember if you live and park your car in around the secure perimeter and the secure vehicle perimeter. number one