"talk to al jazeera", one of the most recognizable singers of a generation - kate pierson of the b-52s. >> (singing the song "love shack"). >> the greatest thing i think a band can do is give people this joy and make them happy and make them dance or sing or just, you know, just kind of give them a joy. >> the group was once given the title "america's favorite party band" by rolling stone, but pierson said beneath the bee-hives, there was a message. >> we felt we were misunderstood and we felt like everyone's just calling us wacky, wacky, wacky and they didn't understand the incredible seriousness of the band. >> the band's cult following continued to grow until a tragedy in the '80s, when lead guitarist, ricky wilson, died of aids. >> we didn't know he had aids until he passed away. so we were told to be silent and that was very very difficult. >> her first break into music was a protest band in the civil rights era. >> so we were the sun donuts and we all wrote and one of the girls wrote about environmental... you know, tomorrow there would be no more sun. >> now, after decades in th

pierson memorial post office building. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from utah, mr. chaffetz, and the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. laurence, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. chaffetz: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. chaffetz: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. chaffetz: we are preparing and supporting the designation of a post office for a great american. this was brought to our attention and introduced by congresswoman slaughter. it's probably most appropriate that she be the one to tell us about this person's background, this person's life, and why we should name this post office, it is a great american story. with that i'd like to yield as

>> this week on "talk to al jazeera", one of the most recognizable singers of a generation - kate pierson of the b-52s. >> (singing the song "love shack"). >> the greatest thing i think a band can do is give people this joy and make them happy and make them dance or sing or just, you know, just kind of give them a joy. >> the group was once given the title "america's favorite party band" by rolling stone, but pierson said beneath the bee-hives, there was a message. >> we felt we were misunderstood and we felt like everyone's just ll

pierson had been battling lung cancer in recent months. he was 75. coming up, a teenage chef who is a long way from the kids table. >> >> dahler: finally tonight, it's probably safe to say most 16-year-old boys only venture into the kitchen to grab a snack, but for one california teen, the kitchen is where he discovered his passion and his future. >> with the opening of his first new york restaurant just hours away, 16-year-old flynn mcgarry is feeling the pressure. >> 14 courses that lot of prep work. when do the nerves set in? >> the nerves are always there. but they usually set in like maybe 20 minutes before people arrive on the first night. >> on saturday evening's tasting menu, hand made peanut ritz crackers with foie gras and at a price of $160 a head. >> so you are getting some great ingredients there is foie gras, there is caviar on the menu, very nicely aged beef on the menu. >> welcome to my kitchen. >> mcgarry's love for cooking began as an early age. >> i started cooking mostly because i didn't really like my parents food. i mean, i was

from a syndrome that's rarely ever seen. >> only 200 people on the planet may have this condition pierson disease. >> reporter: eli's sunny disposition has earned him lots of fans including classmates who wear this "believe" shirt in his honor. >> he is hospital mystic and >> reporter: so funny his humor is routinely highlighted. >> good morning huntington high school. >> reporter: in his joke of the we he asks students why it's hard to play hide and seek with mountains. >> because they are always peeking. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's a daily challenge at beating the odds. his family says he has proven he is up to it. in huntington, dick brennan, cbs 2 news. >> congratulations, eli, with that sunny disposition. we need that a lot of it. let's check in with lonnie quinn. he is keeping an eye on this storm developing and watching its track. >> great story. >> an important piece of the puzzle, our ground now getting saturated. around the area, anywhere from .35 so half inch around brunswick and then almost 4 inches around harriman state park about 3 "around a lot of rain and more on the wa

ceo of pierson foundation, tim pierson, with me. welcome to you both. estimate, you are making a $100 million donation to the university of chicago. why are you gifting this very large, generous sum of money to this cause of addressing global conflicts? >> let me make a quick correction. this is actually a family foundation. there are four brothers, tim, tom, phillip and david. we are all making this commitment of a gift of $100 million. so -- deirdre: happy for the correction. what is -- >> that is quite all right. deirdre: what is it about the cause that you and your brothers decided this needs our support, this needs our family's support? >> all you have to do is listen to a show like yours, open up any paper, go on internet, you can't have any takeaway other than the staggering nation of displaced refugees, migrants and , global conflicts in today's world. our effort doing something meaningful, have impact of the world as family legacy. deirdre: tim, was there a last straw so to speak in your mind? was there one event solidified for you and your bro

investigators say that pierson cocked the shotgun several times. the suspect took off after the gun appeared to jam. >>> police are looking for this man after they say he carried out a series of pank robberies in manhattan. he cass caught by surveillance cameras during a robbery at chase bank in midtown where he took off with more than $2,800. the same man hit up a bank yesterday on 5th avenue. >> primary day and even though there are no federal or statewide races on the ballot, there are a number of local con tests. two candidates are after the nominations for district attorney. judge judy's son is fighting off a challenge for the d.a. nomination in putnam county. and mayoral races in mounted vernon, glenn could have and poughkeepsie. >>> uber and other ride sharing services pick up a big court victory against the yellow cab industry. a queens judge ruled those services do not violate a state law that give yellow cabs the exclusive right to pick up street hails. >>> you can bet the footballs will be properly inflated as the nfl season gets underwa

joining me now is katrina pierson and mike shields, former chief of staff for the rnc that worked in the bush administration. mike, i'd like to start with you. this is a big night for jeb bush. the premiere of stephen colbert, is this a risky way to turn around a low energy image trump has been successfully promoting? >> no, i don't think so. it's a good strategy and really shows that what jeb has been doing recently has worked. he started off as what was considered to be the front runner by everyone in the campaign and we saw the trump surge and bush wanted to take him on. . media loves a fight. they decided we'll fight donald trump and show we really are someone that's a leader in the campaign and i think being the first guest on colbert's first show i think is a sign that that's kind of worked and he's out in front of the republican pact and that's a good sign for him. >> to be fair, you say it works. that's certainly not reflected in the poll numbers yet. jeb's numbers are not moving up. some polls are moving down. >> no, but what i'm saying is is this is a good strategy for him

i agree with david brown that obviously -- and i think with jim pierson -- the kennedy assassination doesn't explain all of this shift. but i do think jim pierson has proved beyond any reasonable doubt at least in my view that it played an important and critical part in this great shift of opinion, which on the whole has been bad for american liberalism and bad for america, in my view. if oswald succeeded in killing general walker, a lot of our history and a lot of our country would be very different. thank you. [applause] >> i wonder if i might try and join something you said, jim, and part of david's argument that strikes me as problematic. you said something today that seems to be different from your book and incorrect. you said, modern liberalism comes in the new deal and in the 1930's. i think that is mistaken. >> didn't i mention progressivism? >> in your book, you explain that. that's actually the point i want to make. it seems to me an intellectual matter, a theoretical matter, what we regard as liberalism today began in the progressive era. this is where i want to bring davi

push and katrina pierson. katri katrina, i'll start with you. only is donald trump not a conservative, he says he's not even a republican. in your view has bush found the attack that can take down trump? >> i don't and this is why. simply because we've been hearing a lot the last few cycles about who is or isn't a republican or who is qualified to run as president and the facts remain. all we have to do is look at the history, mitt romney was pro-choice. governor rick perry endorsed jon edwards. john boehner golfs with obama. everybody has these things to toss but at the end of the day, the voters are going to decide and the last two accomplishment candidates failed miserably. >> does katrina have a point. is this a fight bush can't win? >> listen, the problem with the fight with bush right now is that donald trump supporters are post rational. they don't care. donald trump could go out tomorrow and eat a live baby on television and think it's the greatest thing in america. this is a guy who supporters are locked into him. jeb bush is doing corr

. >> reporter: football runs through isaac pierson's blood line. both his father and brother played. but the sophomore chose a different field. >> my mom's like, no, no, no, soccer's the thing. she doesn't want me to get hurt, but soccer is something i really like. >> reporter: pearson's school also has a proud tradition, having gone to the state championship as early as 2010. there is no team this season because maplewood had a hard time finding enough players due to injuries and lack of interest. >> when you have low numbers of students in a school this size, you're drawing all the way from freshman to seniors. if we didn't have the size, that could have the effect of injuries. >> reporter: going against bigger teams. >> absolutely that. because difficulty for us. >> reporter: the number of high school football players in the u.s. is down by 25,000. last year five players died, that's more deaths than in college, semi-pro and professional. still, pearson miss the game. >> football was my favorite sport. even when we didn't do good in the game, we

thank you very much for that hampton pierson in washington. joining me cnbc contributor larry kudlow joining us. >> good morning. thank you. >> your immediate reaction. >> i'm kind of not surprised. i've been hearing this in the last 24 hours. obviously i'm not in the caucus room, so i can't report. i don't have any disagreement with what happened. i do want to adjust a few detailindetai details if i may. john boehner does not want a shutdown even for a few days. so he had come up with an idea for something called an enrollment correction, it's a legislative term. people shouldn't worry too much about what it means except for this. it means a cr put past the house continued resolution, but there would be a policy rider on it which would defund planned parenthood. you're just voting for the cr because this enrollment correction is not binding. it's just a statement. it just says, hey, we're going to vote but we don't really agree with this and we're going to come back to deal with planned parenthood. what come back means is some time next week

scott pierson, long birdie and daniel burger at 14 under and jason day, what a month he's had.h from the rough on 12 and high towering shot and holds for an eagle and tap in for birdie. they finish two under and he's got a six-stroke lead at 20 undergoing into tomorrow's final round. >>> this sports report brought to you by xfinity. 49ers in pittsburgh and said they will win 27-14. he was right last week so we'll see how he does tomorrow. >> we'll have to see. >> sympathy -- >> we'll bring it back. don't even worry. it's going to be all right. >> i like your optimism. >> drew and schu, what should my nickname be? drew, schu and zoo. we're out. have a good night. why are you here? you can't be here. i didn't kill amanda tanner. i know. her baby--it wasn't yours. but it could have been. really? you really want me to detail for you how and where and in what positions amanda tanner and i had sex? would that help make you feel better? 'cause i'll do it.

some are focused on -- pierson backs ted cruz for president and is his national chairman. what got him trend something the video of him attacking president obama for inviting a texas student to the white house after a clock he made was mistaken for a bomb. >> the cops are being gunned down. you never invite their families to the white house. but when a clock, come on by. what is this world? >> that's the other side to what a lot of people have been saying. he denies he's being used by the republican party. >>> hard to criticize this that's carter caught on the kiss cam with his couple rose lynn. he's looking forward to celebrating his 91st birthday. great to see him looking to strong. >> the crowd went nuts when they saw this. >>> check out the head coach of the clemson tigers. look at this. >> the team is like go ahead, coach. but if you want to see some dancing and check out this chancing sensation. this video was uploaded in the summer. the dance is a version of a colombian dance. the soccer team gave people their first look. and you can see that young lady. it's like a

it was taking its toll on my skin and i really >> so to address those skin issues sarah pierson heads to hey day. >> hey day is a facial stop. our aim was to take the facial out of the shop. >> the setting is unique. >> unlike a nor mal spa you don't have to change into a remember, don't have a private treatment room. we have a semiprivate open space that keeps it more fun and simpler to get in and out. >> they offer a subscription membership service. you get a monthly facial and an app makes for easy bookings. >> we charge your card once a month and e-mail you to book any time. we are open 7 days a week. membership. there's skin laundry and you get as many as four treatments each month. >> a laser and light combination that cleans and tones the skin. it only takes 10 minutes, which is why people are making it part of their weekly routine and opting for a subscription. >> these kind of subscriptions come with perks as such discounts on retail products or enhancements and add ones such as the peels. >> they help foster the relationship with the client and for clients like sarah it's fo

i'm going to bring you back in after we talk to someone who represents donald trump, katrina pierson,an for the tea party leadership fund, a trump supporter. so katrina, i hope you can hear some of that. we were actually talking about miss america, the pageant and how a contestant addressed donald trump saying that other republicans should be terrified. we just heard michael saying that he really needs to look towards expanding the tent and he may struggle to do that. what do you think about that? >> well, i'm going to have to disagree but i will say i don't represent donald trump, i'm just here in support of his campaign but i will say if you look at current polling, mr. trump is expanding the voter base. he's winning hands down everywhere, even winning hispanics in nevada. we're talking about someone that wants to go out and expand the message of making america great again and solving real issues like illegal immigration here in texas which is a very important issue. it's no more political point after point. it's no more think tank talking points. what you have here is someone that

that was cj pierson, the georgia 13-year-old has nearly 350,000 followers on youtube.ow back to the texas teen ahmed mohammad, he will not be returning to the school that suspended him after his clock was mistaken for a bomb, but ahmed said he will accept the invitation from the president to come to the white house. >> a lot of people talking about that story on social media. >>> this next story is getting a lot of clicks on www.wusa9.com. >> so we asked the question about whether you could go an entire year without shopping and apparently the dan miller family of tennessee did just that. they did it, though, bruce, because they were trying to reconnect with each other. so here are the rules. mom, dad, a 5-year-old and 7- year-old can purchase things that will be used up within a year like groceries, gas or hygiene products but no clothes. they can fix stuff that breaks unless the repair is greater than the replacement costs and gifts must be in the form of a charitable donation or experience like dinner or going to the zoo or traveling. >> dad said it was challenging

. >> so back now, bob beckel, katrina pierson.rsus ten men and she dropped the mike right there. what made her so strong? >> she's strong because she's one of, however many they've got now, but secondly, trump, as i said last week, i thought what he said about her, there's a difference between being tough, which is what donald trump likes to be, and being mean. he crossed the line. i think she missed an opportunity to go straight at him. but nonetheless, made the point. and also the applause. i've been in these debate halls. we all bring our own supporters in. every time trump gets dumped on, everyone is going to cheer that's not a supporter. she's got a real problem. she's raised expectations. if she doesn't meet those expectations in the next debate, she'll find the presidential game is a game of expectations and you better be automobible td them. >> last time she was in the undercard debate and she did really well but that did not translate in the polls. >> she's obviously in a much better position now. she wouldn't think where

. >> victoria and pierson. >> we will continue playing. are you ready? >> yeah. >> love him. curb your enthusiasm. >> larry david. >> she was in in scary movies. heavy set brown hair. >> missy, was she -- >> misery. pass, pass. >> can't think of her name. here in vineland, new jersey, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. it's white breast meat chicken every time. because white breast meat chicken releases its flavor into the broth and absorbs more flavor from it. and in vineland, it's all about flavor so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara helps me be in season. stelara may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara your doctor

here's victoria justice and pierson fode in "naomi and ely's no kiss list." check this out. >> call me carmen sandiego. but i'm beginning to think the man behind the mystery mask is gay. gabriel. he has access. >> and he's in a band so he knows good music. >> naomi, do you really think you should be getting this excited over a guy? >> what's with you today? >> nothing. i'm good. >> hey you. >> yeah. looks great. try it on. >> are you snacking on stupid? i was obviously joking. since when do we endorse camel toe? >> i have to tell you something. i kissed bruce, too. >> yeah. i'm sure. whatever. >> you know, you never put him on the no kiss list so it was -- >> yeah well, i didn't put your grandma gerdie on the list either. some things are just obvious. >> jimmy: it gets tricky. [ cheers and applause ] it gets tricky, you guys! victoria justice. "naomi and ely's no kiss list" is on itunes friday september 18th. gary clark jr. performs after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywh

pierson.eens for ted cruz and a commanding presence for the young conservative movement. former dancing with the stars contestant bristol palin shared the disapproval. she wrote, this is the kind of stuff obama needs to stay out of. this encourages more racial strive that is already going on with the black lives matter crowd and encourages victim hood. ahmed is eyeing a spot at m.i.t. for college and is looking forward to transferring to another school. >>> still ahead, bernie sanders discusses his southern strategy. >>> i'm josh lipton with your cnbc market wrap. stocks slide on worries about global growth. the dow dropped 289 points. the s&p she does not 32. nasdaq falls 66. the labor department says unemployment fell in 29 states last month. it held steady in '11. volkswagen is being ordered to recall close to half a million cars made from 2009 to 2015. it's accused of using software designed to intentional evade emission standards. the company says it is cooperating with investigators. tha

pierson has been a vocal critic of the president's policies like this. >> i think you don't understandion is that you don't understand. >> well, yesterday c.j. posted a screen graph appearing to show that he had been banned from the president's twitter page. >> i was completely, completely shocked when i saw that i was blocked. the leader of the free world doesn't block american citizens. the leader of the free world doesn't stifle free speech, or at least that's what i thought. >> wow. the white house denied the allegations. nobody has ever been blocked from the potus twitter account. pearson says it's incredible that they accuse him of lying. the block has been lifted. >> the c.j. pearson blockade. thank you, heather. >>> coming up, he was osama bin laden's body guard. almost a 9/11 hijacker. now he's been sprung from get mow. rob o'neill, the man who killed osama bin laden, talks. >>> and her father killed. on her wedding day his comrades would not let her dance alone. that bride joins us live with a few of the officers who made her day. >> great. ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's

he lied in the rae rice case and the pierson case. how many times do you need to hear he's a filming liar. >> he also called the nfl a kangaroo court. >>> we'll talk to the man who created a character who led a block buster movie >>> women in sports could be losing out on their health. we have the syndrome that could put even top athletes at risk. that snekt on "cbs this morning." my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so finally, i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious alle

he lied in the ray rice case, the pierson case.now this guy's a flaming lier. >> he also called the nfl a kangaroo court. >>> a wantering army major 18 years ago, we'll talk to the man who created the character that led to a blockbuster movie starring tom,, >>> women in sports could be losing out on their health. a leading orthopedic surgeon is in our toyota green room with the syndrome that can put top athletes at risk, that is next risk.bs this morning." that's next on "cbs this morning". made a simple tripvere chto the grocery storeis anything but simple. so finally, i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, ha

pierson who sells the financial times says he intends to hold on to penguin random house until at least pearson has the option to sell its 27% stake in the world's largest book publisher as early next month with germany's bertlsman who owns the rest but unlikely they'll pull the trigger just yet. >> penguin random house is performing well, at 47% of the business, our joint venture partner there is burtlesman and we have a established process in the shareholder agreement whereby we can put our shares to puttlesman. francine: and they said they're interested? >> i think we're at points where we have plenty of capital to deploy at the moment. penguin random house is performing well. we're still in the process of combining the two separations, particularly in areas like warehousing, distribution, the finance and technology systems and the like. we're probably a year away from achieving the peak sin earnies. -- peak cinergies. so while it's something i wouldn't rule out, it's not an immediate priority. francine: not 2015 and possibly not 2016? john: probably not 2015 and probably not 2016 ei

this change, according to hacker and pierson, is tied directly to changes in government policy and changes in government policy are .tied directly to the influence of the tweeds in our democracy. this is tweedism. it's not dominated by a beijing political elite, the green primary dominated by a business and economic elite. it is just as extreme as the story in hong kong. remember, i told you .024 percent is the percentage of hong kong that is to be in the nominating committee. if you ask what percentage of voters maxed out to just one candidate, they gave $5,200, that number and percentage of voters is .024 percent. many would say $5,200 doesn't achieve real influence, so it's worse than.024 percent of the average of percentage of voters, but it is as tiny, it is as distorting, and it is just as wrong. what does it do? what is its effect? a recent book describes america not as a democracy, not as an aristocracy, plutocracy or clip talker see, america has become a vetocracy. that means it's a system where it is easy now for economically powerful groups to block a change. it is tied ihis vie

let me bring in donald trump supporter and spokeswoman for the tea party leadership fund katrina piersonwith me. do you think donald trump is alienating himself and possibly the republican party from the growing and crucial bloc of latino voters in this country? >> i was at the donald trump event in dallas the other night. there were plenty of latinos in the building. i think what we're seeing is the donald not pandering like most politicians do. you can't make everyone happy all the time. the reason this is happening is because for decades we have not had honest media out there talking about the pros and cons of illegal immigration, which is what so many people have been feeling along the way. >> that discussion, i think you will agree with me, is an important one to have. because the fact is whether you're liberal or conservative, democrat or republican, most people agree that immigration in this country is broken. and that's something that i think most americans think is a correct fact. but it's how you talk about it, how you bring up these issues. and then what you see as the solutio

adam pierson is here with us. we will get to that in a moment.ou by powershares. visit powershares.com for up to the minute holdings pricing. powershares, leading the intelligent. etf revolution. mike, it is quiet, and then it's not. begin with two years and two basis points. the tenure grind is down. 2.07. brazilian real blows out on 14.4.g to not quite to where it was. oil is not bad. it is a mixed response. we've got to say, markets are on the move this morning. mike: they reversed in europe in the last hour of trading. our you see, there is some concern out there. the panic is not over. adam is one of the premier japan experts. we were just listening to shinzo abe, discussing his plans to reinvigorate the economy. his new third arrow is in part designed to address some of the social aspects of japan's economic problems. support for senior citizens, and in particular, support for working families. that is where i want to go with this. problems.an's i will member larry summers telling me this 15 years ago when japan was, and it -- in essence, g