pierce played an artist. >> you played the trombone? >> very poorly.ell. i know my first solo in tremay. >> starring in tremay meant he could spend time in his home town again. something he calls divine intervention. >> i got to spend the last four years of my mother's life with her. i literally held my mother in my arms the last moments of her life. so here we are. >> before his mother died pierce was able to fulfill his promise and bring his parents back to their restored home. his father still lives there. but the larger mission of rebuilding the neighborhood has not always been easy. two years ago, the salvation army pulled almost $2 million in funding from pierce's foundation, citing a lack of progress. >> to lose a grant was, you know, unfortunate. it's not the end of the program. >> reporter: also a grocery store billed as healthy food for low income shoppers that pierce helped open in 2013 shut down a year layered. and ten years since the storm, there are still blighted abandoned hoamed in his neighborhood like this one. it sits next to one of

pierce process thbrosnan is the.you were a kid, a young boy? >> i had a few. >> jimmy: iing if the. i figured. >> it was always my buddies who got the girl. the guys with the snappy chatter and the jokes and stuff like that. >> jimmy: yeah, turned out to be the opposite with me. yeah, yeah. >> hey. >> jimmy: who is the first girl you kissed, do you remember her name? >> name was carol. >> jimmy: carol. >> carol was a lovely girl. brown have eyed girl. she lived down there in putney in south london. i don't know, i was 14, something like that. 15. she had my heart and took my heart and -- >> jimmy: she did? she broke your heart? >> it's all right, it's okay. it happens, it's par for the course. >> jimmy: she screwed up, she really did. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: i bet her husband wasn't even james bond once. you know? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sorry, carol. >> well, it's all a merry dance, isn't it. >> jimmy: it is. i don't know if i ever told you this. thinking about this last weekend, i was in m

be right back with pierce brosnan! [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by angry birds two. get your flock out now! (glasses clinking) (ground shaking) well there goes the country club. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. look at that. tonight on the show, from the big new hit show on amc called alycia debnam-carey is here. alive. [ cheers and applause ] then later, the heaviest of the heavy, they are from richmond, virginia, their latest album is called, "seven - sturm and drang," lamb of god from the samsung outdoor stage. [ cheers and applause ] and may the lord have mercy on our neighbors. next week on the show, we'll be joined by salma hayek, roseanne barr, amanda peet, andrew garfield, rami malek from mr. robot will be with us, as well bobcat goldthwait from "police academy," and we will have music from demi lovato, atlas genius, chris young, and faith no more. so please join us for all that. [ cheers and applause ] twenty years ago today, our first guest beat m

althea pierce lived there until her death in 2012. in the aftermath of katrina, pierce also felt called to respond through his art. >> it was on this road that i saw the lights of the cars. i thought, "is it possible that they're coming to see the play?" >> brown: the play was "waiting for godot", the absurdist classic written by an irishman, samuel beckett, in 1949. >> this was the corner. this was the corner where we did the play. >> brown: but that somehow took on a powerful new resonance when staged in 2007 in the neighborhood hardest hit by katrina, the lower ninth ward. >> i knew it would be special because the play spoke to what we were going through so perfectly. >> brown: is that why you wanted to be a part of it? >> absolutely. i knew that it was going to be the best display of power and the role that art plays. >> recognize this place? recognize? what is there to recognize? two characters waiting in desolation in a void on a road waiting for something outside of themselves to save them or to give meaning to what they're goi

amy: i want to put this question to wendell pierce. was a piece that appeared in chicago by an editorial board member of the chicago tribune. christa was or is mccrery. she wrote a piece about chicago plus financial crisis titled "in chicago, wishing for hurricane katrina." she wrote -- she later apologized for offending the city of new orleans. wendell pierce, you are a new orleans native. your parents are from new orleans. your grandparents are from new orleans. can you respond to this? and also talk about the struggle for who has made it in the last 10 years in new orleans and who hasn't. what communities have thrived and the fact that 100,000 african-american nor lenny and's are no longer -- new orleaneans are no longer in new orleans. >> first of all, i found that editorial so offeive. i called it blasphemous to evil for someone to wish for a disaster that killed over 1800 cleanse theiry to city of some sort of political policies that she disagreed with. not only was the writer offensive and owed the city and all of those who lost

pierce brosnan doing the weather. tv dinners with ed burnes, closing with carole king "natural woman". >> stay tuned to watch kathie lee and hoda. the best of home show. >> with the property brothers and barbara corcoran gearing up for a curb appeal show. >> and barbara is crazy. >> she's crazy about you. >> in all the best ways. >> and a million dollar listing, jeff altman. >> he's fun to watch. news and weather. have a great day. >>> good morning. a live look at the tappan zee bridge. it is 78 degrees outside at 9:57 on this tuesday, august 25th. i'm kerry barrett. >>> wall street appears headed in the right direction after a half hour of trading. the dow rising since the opening bell rang. right now at more than 300 points. a far cry from yesterday when it lost more than 1,000 points in the first four minutes of trading. the nasdaq and s&p 500 are also up this morning. >>>over seas most of the european markets rose at least 4% recovering from yesterday's losses. however, china's shanghai composite fell causing chin

pierce brosnan doing the weather.azy about you. >> in all the best ways. >> and a million dollar listing, jeff altman. >> he's fun to watch. >> all of that after your local news and weather. have a great day. i'...=bbrd=a sh oreef dayor ts n >>> good morning, 9:56 on your tuesday. i'm sam brock. so far, a sigh of relief today for investors as we take a quick peek right now at the dow jones industrial average. it's been a nice bounceback day on wall street. as you see, so far, the dow has gained a bit over 2 percentage points, up 343 points. a far cry from what it looked like at this time yesterday when it dipped more than 1,000 points from the first few months, first few moments, i should say of trading. comes on the heels of a huge slide. started last week and ended yesterday with the dow's biggest drop in four years. we're going to continue to follow that throughout the morning. now a quick check of your weather with kari hall. >> good morning. i'm kari hall. it'll be a warm day and starting to feel a little warmer

pierce brosnan doing the weather.u. >> in all the best ways. >> and a million dollar listing, jeff altman. >> he's fun to watch. >> all of that after your local news and weather. have a great day. hey. that's for hoda. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. a sunny and warm morning. let's get details from meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> it's warming up nicely with bright sunshine, even at the shore. the crowd is growing in cape may. live view from the marquis de lafayette hotel. philadelphia looking at sunny skies and temperatures that are already in the 80s. 82 degrees. look at the humidity coming down nicely and the wind is calm right now but it's going to be picking up in the west/northwest bringing in drier air. the humidity will fall as the temperatures climb into the upper 80s today. >>> new video in to nbc 10 shows a suspect wanted for shop lifting at a cam ken county rite aid stores. authorities say it happened june 27th on the store in gloucester township. the guy concealed about

his predecessor was franklin pierce, president franklin pierce, from concord, new hampshire. a strong pro-slavery mantra. the democratic party in the by thecontrolled southern influence, strong proslavery. what president buchanan was not counting on is stephen a douglas, the father of kansas in thery, who believed concept of popular sovereignty, let the will of the people bespoke. stephen douglas was outraged by the lecompton constitution. when the lecompton constitution arrived in washington, douglas got on the floor of the senate and called the lecompton constitution a swindle and a fraud. it did not represent popular sovereignty, did not represent the will of the people. this constitution was ferociously debated in the halls of congress. the u.s. senate which was didrolled by southerners, pass it, the ratified it. it got to the u.s. house, was more the northern influence. when it got to the u.s. house, the debate was so rancorous that in february of 1858, late one night while this constitution was being debated in the u.s. house of representatives, april broke out. brawl50

americans use guns for a lot of things -- coring apples, unclogging toilets, ear pierci piercing -- ah... listen, gitter done! i shouldn't complain about the the republican race. at least it's fun to watch. the democratic is one joyless death march to hillary clinton, sure, bernie sanders is drawing crowds by the thousands but the media decided you can't be a serious candidate if your hair looks like your dick got caught in an electrical socket! (laughter) now, seems there is nothing that shack up the democratic race. >> being news in race for the

pierce brassnannies great. very intense, very, very violent. not for kid whatsoever. very edge of your seat thriller. i have gave it three out of five. >> seeing owen wilson in in such a serious role, it is hard to take him seriously. >> i like him in these rolls. >> that was the point of the role for him because when you watch the film he is not jason baitman, not the rock, not an action star. you put him in there and wonder how a normal person will react to this extremely situation. i'm saying it really works. oddly enough i had the same precautions wondering how wow do but it really does work. he did a good job. >> you know who was great at that was robin williams playing serious rolls. >> you ever see one hour photo, mike of robin williams. unbelievable. unbelievable performance. he had the best ranges i have ever seen from any actor ever. >> kevin mccarthey let me reveal something to you about pierce brassnan. >> good actory introduced him to his wife. >> what. >> really. >> what? >> keeley shay and i were on the beach in cabo san lucas and he walks by and saw me

>> i just remember her eyes piercing me. she's very strong. >> now "e.t." with our take on today's top stories. >>> josh duggar of "19 kids and counting" confesses he cheated on his wife in a statement today. there was so candid and detailed. it was stunning. samantha harris here with nancy o'dell. >> josh admits to living a double life, a secret addiction and it seems to be because of this. he reported account with the cheating web site, ashley madison, got hacked and exposed. >> marriage is central to the family. >> it takes a special kind of sociopath to be able to live one life and then tell us to not do what he's doing. >> i'm honored to have been married to my wife over five years. >> it's hard for people to stomach someone preaching, literally preaching family values while at the same time having a double life being unfaithful to your wife, addicted to porn and allegedly going on ashley madison to hook up with married women. >> josh's initial statement, i have been the biggest hypocrite ever. while espousing faith in family values, i have secretly ov

they're so -- >> larry: hillary -- no, they're not piercing blue eyes.- (laughter) and if he could do it to me... >> larry: i get that. bernie sanders just picked up an endorsement from rapper lil' b. >> i know him. >> larry: he was a huge hillary supporter. now hillary's losing the rapper vote! unbelievable! >> listen, you got to use that word air quotes. not everybody's a rapper just because they say they're rappers. the lil' b. -- >> hey, hey... i'm just saying -- -- i'll back him up. i've never heard lil' b. >> just because it rhymes doesn't men it's rap. (laughter) >> larry: do you think young people really care about hillary clinton? to me, it feels like -- i don't know if she's the first lady, secretary of state, i don't know how much that means anymore. >> no, i feel like she would have to get them to vote for her by swiping right or something like that. i feel like she's disconnected to them. >> larry: why? because she's not authentic. she's kind of stern like the aunt that comes over that's weird at your dinner, that has weird chocolate in your

tonight, pierce brosnan, from "fear the walking dead," alycia debnam-carey. unnecessary censorship" and music from lamb of god. with cleto and the cletones. and now, prepare yourselves -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

shah kneel pierce was killed while she tried to protect her chirp from a gun battle on their street. oakland police say they were part of two groups shooting at each other and pierce was simply caught in the cross fire. her children were not wounded. >>> another wild fire has broken out in lake county. a ktvu viewer sent us this picture of the grade fire. it started at 1:30 yesterday afternoon about seven miles from middletown. the fire initially threatened some homes. according to the last update 20 acres have burned. the fire is 50% contain. >>> the peterson fire started on saturday. it has burned 215 acres. it is now 60% contained. the cause of both of these lake county fires is still under investigation. >>> we are getting new details about a car break in involving a car belonging to uc berkeley's police chief. along with a loaded gun and police badge, margo bennett also lost a laptop, ipad, and diamond ring. east bay regional park police say car break ins are not uncommon at the shoreline and they are investigating. >>> some bay area residents are hoping to win the lottery but t

toilets, ear piercing piercing -- ah... listen gitter done! i shouldn't complain about the the republican race. at least it's fun to watch. the democratic is one joyless death march to hillary clinton, sure, bernie sanders is drawing crowds by the thousands but the media decided you can't be a serious candidate if your hair looks like your dick got caught in an electrical socket! (laughter) now seems there is nothing that shack up the democratic race. >> being news in race for the white house. vice president joe biden considering a challenge to hillary clinton. >> jon: whoa... joe biden! joe says he can't go into a 7-eleven without an indian accident, asks a guy in a wheelchair to stand up biden? >> joe biden's gaffes is he says things from his heart and i think that's an attractive quality in the current atmosphere. >> he's authentic natural. despite his gaffes and maybe even partly because of his gaffes because he can be very charming and relatable. >> jon: really? so the reason loose lips mcgee (bleep) up his 2008 presidential run is now th

his guests, pierce bron san and music from lamb of god. "action news" continues at 4:30 with testimony tamala edwards, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, pierce brosnan, from "fear the walking dead," alycia debnam-carey. "this week in unnecessary censorship" and music from lamb of god. with cleto and the cletones. and now, prepare yourselves -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

americans use guns for a lot of things -- coring apples, unclogging toilets, ear piercing piercing --bout the the republican race. at least it's fun to watch. the democratic is one joyless death march to hillary clinton, sure, bernie sanders is drawing crowds by the thousands but the media decided you can't be a serious candidate if your hair looks like your dick got caught in an electrical socket! (laughter) now seems there is nothing that shack up the democratic race. >> being news in race for the white house. vice president joe biden considering a challenge to hillary clinton. >> jon: whoa... joe biden! joe says he can't go into a 7-eleven without an indian accident, asks a guy in a wheelchair to stand up

some of our bombs are armor piercing.e have affects that prolong the effect of the bombardment hours after we delivered it. here are the new rackets that packed the same wallet as a three inch sail. because there is not much recoil, they can be fired from planes. we are told to scrub up to lessen the danger of infection in case we are wounded. as well as our bodies, most of us prepare our souls. always on the eve of battle, services are held in relays so every one of our crewmen has a chance. >> ♪ amen ♪ narrator: as the eve before battling fins, there is the usual waiting. again, we are reminded war is a mostly waiting. because all cooks and bakers must be at their battle stations, they work all night long cooking eggs and bacon for the 3:00 a.m. battle breakfast. [bell ringging] narrator: we are being attacked. we are being attacked by japanese for peto planes. -- torpedo planes. all they want is one hits on our flight deck. we have 90 planes ready to take off. each patch of flame is a burning jap. in this surprise atta

presses, drills pounded, pierce it into the patterns described and 50 tons of blueprints.t was bust up one month ago. somes and i get up in distant factory, and aluminum sheet rolled out. mirror the sun. in a month, out of the ground and into the sky. these will be the wings to take it there. from the confusion of manpower and equipment within this massive place will emerge the massive 117, a completely new design that will carry more weight faster and higher than any other wing. the fixtures and tools were designed so that unskilled workers could be experts in them within a week whether they were cotton pickers are housewives. the wing is an awesome way, yet with just lift it, the same effort of putting a flower in her hair. the handling of both imparts -- bulky parts have always been a problem. this would solve the problem. they moved traffic to the ceiling, and thus they allow workers more time at the machines and the machines more time at work. here is the wing in a more advanced stage. if the workers imagine for a moment that they were in a shipyard, it would be under

but if you pierce it, you sh all feel pain. the blood that port for my hand is the same color as yours. i am a man. the same god made us both. talk he got done with his about it was so eloquent, then , women began to cry in the back of the courthouse. even the brigadier general was so moved my standing bear's oratorical powers and by the heartfelt message that he was trying to deliver to the courtroom that the defendant in from the he got it defense table and went over and shook standing bear's hand. that was not all that common in the 1870's either. but from all accounts, it was a pretty magical moment on the corner of 15th and the corner of 15th and dodge on may 2, 1879. i think if you have the proper people what is standing bear there are many answers, but there are many who kin toe that he is a the martin luther king of native americans. he was, in the minds of many , the and native americans first civil rights hero this country has ever produced. ponca see him in that vein. they see him as a civil rights hero,r, is a civil

and then he went into the pierce cabinet. and there was no first lady. jane pierce's children had all died and one of them, the last, had been killed as she was about to assume the role of the first lady. so she was in mourning for the whole time. so varina davis became sort of the preeminent hostess in washington and all that. and people loved her. and then she loved washington. to the end of her life said her happiest years were in washington. >> yeah. not a lot of people would say that today. >> i still love it but they -- so she wrote these interesting letters, as i say. >> yeah. >> then she has to go off to be the first lady of the confederacy, which is something she did not greatly enjoy. and as with mary lincoln she lost a child in that white house. the child fell off the roof and died. but she, you know, she did her duty. >> yeah. >> but she was always suspect. again, like mary lincoln was suspect for being from kentucky by the north, varina davis' grandfather had been governor of new jersey. so she was suspect by the south. and she was olive com

the new poll from the boston harold and franklin pierce university show trump still holds a five-point lead over jeb bus$lá now similar polls before last week's debate show trump with a much bigger lead at 17 points. the new poll also now shows governor john kasich, senator ted cruz, and carly fiorina surging after the debate. another new poll from the university shows trump's lead in iowa also shrinking since the debate. it's now five points over governor scott walker, prior to the debate, trump was 16-point lead. meanti meantime, making his first campaign appearance since last week's debate, donald trump stuck to his tough message on immigration in michigan last night. he got a standing ovation when he demanded that a wall be built along the mexico border, and he had tougher words for jeb bush about recent murders allegedly committed by undocumented immigrants. >> you know, jeb bush, one of my opponents -- [ crowd booing ] he's gone to my friends, many of my friends, and he's raised $114 million. but just remember one thing, they'll make commercials, building him up like he's wonder

mayor mitch landriew, actor wendell pierce and others will be joining us. there are reports out of houston at this hour of a sheriff's deputy who was gunned down from behind while refueling his patrol car at a gas station. we'll bring you the latest on the search for the suspect. >>> plus the latest from the campaign trail. bernie sanders, hillary clinton, donald trump and a whole lot more. but we turn now to new orleans where ten years ago this morning, hurricane katrina made landfall. the times picayune editorial board writing, our submerged city has risen. let's reach hire. in new orleans a full day of commemoration is under way. >> reporter: good morning, jonathan. it's hard to imagine that ten years this morning the levees broke across the city, swallowing 80% of the city. in the ten years, there's been great progress made, but burden and trauma of that day still lingers. when you talk to folks who live in certain parts of the city, especially lower ninth ward and other communities devastated by the floodwaters. talk about while there is healing and th

jeff pierce watched hundreds of students in san francisco pick out backpacks to kick off the new year it was a carnival- like atmosphere where back-to- school children get to pick out their choice of a new backpack to start the year. >> i like hello kitty. >> it allows the kids to come in and own it. they get to walk up and down and choose what they like. and that school is important. >> they've been giving us backpacks filled school supplies. >> they'll be redty and prepared for school. >> it makes them more confident to go back to school. >> if you don't have a backpack, you can't get all the stuff that you really need for your education. >> the families that came to the event were introduced to dozens of community services to prepare them for the school year. >> some healthy granola made healthy, vitamin c. this is about promoting health. this is about bringing our community together. >> reporter: the school of nursing at the university of san francisco provided a physical exam to those attending. >> what we're trying to do is also address their health needs and do some prevention

jeff pierce shows, they are making their onization heard.r opposition heard. >> reporter: several oakland raiders fans assembled saturday morning to add their passion to the tipping saga of where the team might end up. >> when you have a gritty blue collar fan base like we have and supports them through thick and thin. this is long term intrinsic value. we are brie minding mark davis about that. this is how important they are to the fabric of oakland and the whole county of al plead darya folsom -- alameda. >> the for ever alameda movement is to make sure they get a stadium built here in oakland. >> reporter: these fan it is never lost the team's identity with the city of oakland. >> i was not allowed to ever wear anything l.a. raiders. it is being sold up here. they were still the oakland raiders. l.a. is really conformity and they went down to l.a. the first time. they lost their identity. >> reporter: it is still a good bet there will be a market for oakland raiders t shirts. >> jeff pierce, kron 4 news. >>> a woman was killed at 9:00. th

pierce brosnan was stopped in vermont sunday. reports say the former james bond was trying to carry a ten inch hunting knife on a flight. brosnan reportedly received a second pat down and was allowed to get on the plane. >>> the faa is investigating problems with allegiant air reported by abc news last week. air traffic control audio surfaced of an allegiant pilot telling a fuel he was low on fuel and needed to execute an emergency landing. the pilot landed with 42 minutes of fuel. there have been two emergency landings since then. the faa is reassigning investigators to allegiant incidents. >>> an elderly woman's love of her home was so strong no amount of money could take it from her. not even a million dollars. she is from washington. the developers built around her. balloons outside her home pay contribute to the film up. her fit similar to the premise of the movie. she never got to fly with her be loved home. she passed way in 2008. ever since the house has been empty. the future bleak. a local nonproperty would like to turn

>> at this stage in my life, i don't think i can afford 10 years on millard fillmore or franklin pierceguys in the all my room at the same time. i'm going to write about leadership. that is what i care about underneath it all. thank you. [applause] >> c-span is going to have questions called in from c-span. ♪ next, a look at the city of new orleans one year after the storm. a c-span crew toured water-damaged neighborhoods, spoke with residents on the ground, and officials involved with recovery efforts. from august of 2006, this is 90 minutes. ♪ ♪ >> about 120 or so in the new orleans area. katrina was enormous, very powerful storm. it overwhelmed the system, and that would happen again. >> what katrina has done is caused the cultural deist for a. our culture has been sprinkled out all over the country now. like a ghost town. the devastation is still here. ♪ >> the city of new orleans, one year after katrina, is now home to less than 50% of its population prior to the storm. a c-span video journalist traveled in august to take a look at recovery efforts in communities where some of the

oakland police said they were part of two groups shooting at each other and that pierce was caught in the cross pyre. >> another if wild fire has broken out. they sent us this picture of the? grade fair. the fire initially ever according to the -- firefighters are gaining ground in another fire in lake county. the peterson fire started on saturday in a rural area near kelseyville. it is 60% contained. the cause of both of these fire is under investigation. >>> consumer advocates says geico misrepresented its policy for consumers. geico's smallest policy is $30,000 per accident but the california department of insurance says that was boosted to $300,000 for potential customers who were unmarried, unemployed or did not have a four year college degree. the settlement money will go into the state's general fund. >>> president obama is pushing for more access for clean energy for customers across the country. he said renewable energy is helping to create jobs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the president announced new financial incentives for individuals to adapt solar power at home.

oakland police said they were part of two groups shooting at each other and that pierce was caught in the cross fire. her children were not injured. >>> we are getting new details about a car break in involving a vehicle involving to uc berkeley's police chief. along with a loaded gun and a police badge, police now say margo bennett lost a laptop, ipad, cell phone, and diamond ring out of her suv. it happened last saturday when she went out for a run. east bay regional park police say breaks in are not uncommon at the shoreline and they are investigating. >>> it is now 6:45. we want to check in with gasia who has a look at the next hour and gasia you will come join me. we will have ladies hour. >> i know. we have girls just wan that have fun cued up. we will send brian away. we've been following this story of the east bay women who say they were kicked off the napa wine train for being too loud. remember the aughingwhileblack. why some are considering suing over what the train company posted and then deleted from facebook. and how do you take your hamburger? rare? well done? or somewh

>> at this stage of my life, i do not think i can afford 10 years on millard fillmore or franklin pierceno big person to go back to easily. so i am bringing all my guys in the room at the same time. and i'm going to write about leadership. that is what i care about underneath it all. so -- thank you. i just started >. >> c-span is going to have questions called in. and c-span will now answer. >> a congressional budget office billionasting a $426 deficit next year, which would be the sixth straight year of deficit reduction. the head of the congressional hallt office keith ahl announce those numbers today. this is 45 minutes. director hall: good morning, again. i am keith hall at the congressional budget office. we have released a net day to our previous economic projections for the next 10 years. i will briefly summarize those projections gaining with the budget and then turning to the economy and i will be happy to take your questions. the federal budget deficit we predicted for 2015 -- 2016 will be smaller than we predicted in march. specifically, we estimate that the deficit for this

you can hard boil an egg becoming it in the shell piercing top and bottom and rolling it every couple you can get eggs that way in the shell but to actually cook and fried egg, no, it will in the work. >> somebody else asked good questions you cannot eat all of the ribs and you have ribs left over the next day, right. >> good question. if you have left over ribs or any left over meat because meat, protein tries out quickly once you cook it once. you have to put moisture back into it. what would do is take vegetable stock or chicken stock in a pan, put your ribs, cover them in the oven for about 20 minutes so you get moisture back in and then take them out, barbecue sauce on the grill, nice, golden brown, and you'll have no problems like that. >> i have a question about oil. >> yes. >> different oils. >> what oil do you use to latter up your abu-jamals. >> i'm a big believe inner grape seed oil but listen, grape seed oil is better for you, omega six fatty as its, much better, gets a high temperature and when you rub it on your belly, you don't, you know. >> what is the key to getting a

. >> i just remember her eyes piercing me and being like, oh, right. i'm with someone that i'm going to have to, like, this is a challenge. >> go get me that girl. and cara, go get me a lettuce wrap. >> she's uncompromising, unapologetic, slightly nasty. >> you probably know melissa as a brunette on "glee" playing marley rose and even met her husband, blake jenner, on the show. >> where's my cape? >> and we love supergirl's fashion show before she comes up with that perfect super suit. >> the suit is really an indescribable feeling. >> it's what added the "s" for super like your cousin. >> it's not an "s." it's my family's coat of arms. >> you put it on and i just feel this inner transformation. you can't help but feel like a strong empowered woman in it. >> are you sure you're bulletproof? >> sure hope so. >> what a great message to send to young girls who might be watching to be empowered. yes. and also on cbs, we confirmed this season on "the good wife" peter floric makes a run for the white house again. hillary clinton. yes, mrs. clinton it is one

but if you pierce it, you sh all feel pain. the blood that port for my hand is the same color as yours. i am a man. the same god made us both. talk he got done with his about it was so eloquent, then , women began to cry in the back of the courthouse. even the brigadier general was so moved my standing bear's oratorical powers and by the heartfelt message that he was trying to deliver to the courtroom that the defendant in the case, he got it

pierce was hit in the back of the head while pushing her children to safety. of the 67 people charged, investigators have not said who fired the shot that killed pearce. the men are due back in court in october. >>> mystery surrounds a kidnapping by three men who said they worked for a bail bonds agency. the bizarre incident happened thursday on bareka street in san francisco. police say when a homeowner answered a knock at the door, three men were there, one with a shiny badge and a piece of paper. they handle cuffed man, put him in a vehicle and drove off. after a few blocks, the bail bonds agency made a mistake, and police are investigating. >>> firefighters making progress on the latest wildfire to hit lake county, the grade fire broke out earlier today, northeast of the town of middletown. cal fire says that at one point as many as 20 structures were threatened, one building was destroyed. firefighters have that fire about 50% contained tonight. it has burned about 25 acres. >>> crews still working to contain the peterson fire burning in lake county, but

join meg now is william pierce, executive director of draft biden.or your time on this friday. and i want to ask you, as you have this group here, would you categorize your organization essentially as acting as an exploratory for the vice president? >> francis, i just see there's been a lot of momentum not only in the past 24 to 48 hours, in the past few weeks as well. it's just very encouraging. >> well, is there any restlessness on your part that the clock is ticking and you consider the latest poll in iowa as the vice president just getting 13% of likely caucus voters. you know, so on your part is there a sense of, okay, we need to come to a decision when it comes to the vice president? >> well, francis, we've been doing this since march. just organizing and right now we have over 190,000 people who came out and signed our petition on our website, draftbiden2016.com. it looks like this is coming really soon. recently we had senior adviser to beau biden who joined our team. dick who you just mentioned has come onboard with us as a major donor as we

when the meat is pierced with nightles or sliced with blades to break down the collagen or pierced with needles. it's supposed to make it taste better but it could be sick if the meat isn't properly cooked. brian buckley of the institute for culinary education says the process drives surface contaminants including potentially lethal e. coli deeper into the meat where cooking is less likely to kill them. >> if you don't cook the meat thoroughly to 160 degrees all the way through, you could expose people who eat more medium and medium to rare to e. coli. >> reporter: but the problem, there's no way to know whether the meat you're buying is tenderized. there are no labels to alert consumers. >> no mind meat being tenderized but i need to know because it bears on how long i'll cook it. >> reporter: between 2000 and 2009 there were five documented outbreaks of e. coli linked to this type of being which made 1 74 people sick and killed one, but this person says the number of cases is higher. >> people get sick. just think okay well, i may have eaten something. i'll get over it. so it's vastly

i did not kill my wife. >> reporter: to tom and dar's close friends, the pierces, news of tom's arreste news of dar's death. >> could you conceive of tom either hating his wife so much that he wanted to kill her? >> absolutely not. >> never. >> or killing her for the insurance money? >> absolutely not. >> that would be stupid. she made good money. why kill the golden goose? >> you think they had a good marriage? >> yeah, i do. everything seemed to be going real good for them. >> reporter: it seemed sadistic, shooting your wife at point-blank range, killing the mother of your son on the very day he was celebrating his tenth birthday. >> he never would have done that to his son. >> reporter: police continued gathering evidence. ten days after tom's arrest, police brought heath foley in for a second interview, and this time heath did recall hearing a noise that day. >> when skylar talks about hearing this unusual sound, >> do you remember any of that. >> it was like maybe a gunshot maybe or maybe some like glass broke, i don't know. it was one of those two things maybe. >> reporter: accor