. >> ray charles. >> hinojosa: ray charles. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: and you actually said that you would love to have the ray charles audience. >> yes, and it's turning into that, slowly but surely-- young, old, foreign, near, black, white. i'm really enjoying that, because that means that i'm an entertainer. it doesn't mean i'm a rock star, or a rhythm and blues star. it means i'm entertaining a group of people. >> hinojosa: you are working hard. >> yes. >> hinojosa: i mean, the calls are coming in, but it basically means you've got to work hard. >> i've got to show up for them, yes. >> hinojosa: and you're a grandma. >> yeah, which means that now that i'm doing more work, i will be able to get a walker to match my outfits. i'm going to be so cool. >> hinojosa: it's interesting, because, you know, you do not give off a scent... a moment of, you know, "i'm tired, i feel overworked." you give off total energy. but for you, this... for you to sing, it is work. >> oh, absolutely. it is why so many of my contemporaries, when they start to work less, you find their voices getting weaker, beca

. >>> ray charles, somewhere had the newsroom dave clark is smiling. today's theme is road songs, hit me up on facebook or twitter. hit me up on facebook, twitter, instagram and we'll try to get your song on. thank you so much. appreciate that, this song by the way. send us your comments. facebook, twitter and instagram. fear of losing your job or stress on the job is just as bad for your health as secondhand smoke. they found that working long hours increased the chances of early death by 20%. it was done by the a stanford university. >>> from football games to greek festival. there's a number of events happening around the bay area. labor day weekend is alive and well and so is college football. here's your weekend watch. it's a marin county classic. the art festival, ranked as one of the best in america. amazing art, food, and music. general admission mig -- is $25. plenty of live music, food and wine, no pets at this one. cue the bagpipes, the scottish games are back in town, look at me throw the caber. there's plenty of things to watch. i'm not gr

mellon to ray charles concerts' there was a line down and though the ideal plaques and one side and whites on the others also at mohamed of the signing with the blacks on one side and the whites on the of there with the rope down the field and african-american recruit -- recruiter that the young man homes and that is for their lives during their time there despite nasa's efforts to integrate the work force this is the way things were at the time according to watson. >> i don't even think there were clerical workers. >> in fact, he told the story of the young man walking through the facility as somebody said you're using dignitaries from africa? it did not occur to them that black americans could be working at nasa. they felt that expectation in the black press had put upon them. >> it was our intent to do whatever it took we could not fail we had to go forward to do our best. >> then the 1964 presidential election in gave the new political challenge of solving the agency. nasa administrator announced that the management personnel might to be transferred to new orleans. know how much of tha

morgan watson told us about the guys went to ray charles concert in huntsville. there was a rope right down middle of the aisle with blacks on one side and whites on the other side so god forbid nobody would dance together. same thing happened at muhammad ali-sonny liston fight. big television set in field. rope down the middle of the field with the blacks on one side and the whites on the other. recruiter, african-american recruiter at huntsville in alabama, got the black men homes in the black community in huntsville and that is where they lived during their time there. despite nasa's efforts to integrate their workforce. this is the way things were at nasa at the time co-op students got thererd coulding to morgan watson. >> black professionals at all. i don't think there were any clerical workers. i remember some grands keepers and janitors. >> he said there was no black professionals at all. in fact he told a story about a young man walking through the nasa facility one day in white shirts and skinny black ties and somebody came up to them, are you visiting d

morgan watson told us about the guys all went to a ray charles concert in huntsville, and there was a rope right down the middle of the aisle with blacks on one side and whites on the other so that, god forbid, nobody would dance together. he said the same thing happened at the muhammad ali fight with a rope right down the middle of the field with the blacks on one side and the whites on another. an african-american recruiter at nasa in huntsville got the young men homes in the black community in huntsville, and that's where they lived during their time there. despite nasa's efforts to integrate its work force, this is the way things were at nasa at the time that the co-op students got there according to morgan watson. >> black professionals at all. i don't even think there were any clerical workers. i remember some groundskeepers and janitors -- >> he says there were no black professionals at all. in fact, he told the story about the young men walking through the nasa facility one day in their white shirts and skinny black ties and said, oh, excuse me, are you visiting dig in tears f

and now they're planning to use holograms to put on shows featuring ray charles, jim morrison, and this carey. mariah carey. she's not even dead. [ laughter ] she'll only wish she were dead when she finds out they are making her into a hologram. you really want to make hologram technology useful, find a way to make a hologram of me so i don't have to go to jury duty. >> double burn, jury duty. >> seth: hey holograms, i see right through you, and ya burnt. next up, brody dill, the 4-year-old kid who got hit in the head by a football thrown by presidential candidate marco rubio. let's take a look. [ audience ohs ] you could have run home crying to your mommy about it but instead you took it like a champ. >> hey, rubio, when you get back to iowa, i'll be ready for you, rubio. [ laughter ] >> seth: you reminded us that nice things that could happen in politics, and that's why you're this week's unburnable. ascend to safety. but also, learn how to [ bleep ] catch. [ applause ] beanbag chairs, the quicksand of furniture. let's get one thing straight. you're not a chair. you shouldn't have to

it's by ray charles. >>> we start with the serious face here to make our transition. it's shady gray. big cat, taking up much of the bed, and it was sent in by louann. thank you jill a loyal eyewitness news viewer sending in her pics this morning. and this is snow, the four- letter word i'm forbidden to say during the forecast. that's the name of the cat this is from teresa and marie wilson. a little candle lit this morning, and she has a question for the pope, the cat does. do all cats go to heaven? i don't know. maybe lucky can tell you, he has been glued to the tv set [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. dunkin' donuts' dark roast coffee is deliciously roasted for a limited time, ddperks members can get any size dark roast coffee for 99 cents. ddperks. that's loyalty. . >>> all right as we look at the residence of the papal nuncio on the upper west side. oh gosh, oh heavens, let's get that shot

ray sopper. michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory thomas spagnoletti donald f.pampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear, jr. robert spiceman. george edward spencer iii >> my brother, richard avery arano, miss you every day. going to run the new york city marathon for you this year to benefit this fine memorial. we love you. >> and my brother, lieutenant phillip scott petty, new york city fire department ladder 12. we love and miss you everyday, phil, and for you and all the innocent people that were sense leel senselessly killed, you are in our prayers and never will be forgotten. >> robert andrew spencer. mary rubina sperando frank spinelli william e. spitz joseph p. spor klaus johannes sprockamp saranya srinuan fitzroy st. rose michael f. stabile lawrence t. stack timothy m. stackpole richard james stadelberger eric adam stahlman gregory stajk alexandru liviu stan corina stan mary domenica stanley anthony starita firefighter, jeffrey stark derek james statkevicus craig william staub william v. steckman eric thomas steen william r. ste

charles woodson we'll have to wait and see. x-raysn derek carr's throwing hand he injured while stiff- arming pacman jones were negative. an mri revealed nothing more than a bruised thumb. but because it's on his throwing hand it could cost him sunday's game against the ravens charles woodson. meanwhile. has been diagnosed with a seperated shoulder. desite this he is insisting on playing. athough the team is advising otherwise. sophie burnett said dad is our director here--burnett's dad the giants went out in front of them, the high school band watched duffy get a couple of rbis they went tonight, marc burnett dollars's daughter sophie playing crash symbals >> gary :good nigh >> pam :good night everybody ♪[ music ] >>> after vanessa williams' triumphant return. >> i want to apologize. >> exclusive. what the beauty who replaced vanessa 31 years ago, is telling only "inside edition." then, on the trail of the sniper. what this legendary army sniper is saying today. >> you believe there are two. one driving, one shooting. >> and vicious

ray. james. brian warner. eric christopher washington. charles. james thomas waters, jr.. patrick j. waters.nry. todd christopher. walter edward. nathaniel. diana webster. william michael. joanne. michael weinberg. steven weinberg. scott jeffrey. simon. david thomas. vincent michael. debra jacob wish. timothy. christian rudolph. john joseph. peter. meredith. eugene michael. james patrick. and by another it has been 40 years from all of us here it could be 100 years and it will feel like yesterday's. especially in our hearts. >> tangent to my husband thinks you for letting me and watching over us. either of you. >> john white. kenneth white, jr.. anthony white. mullis the white. sandra white. wayne white. liana white side. leslie. michael. very. jeffrey david. william wic. glenn. brian patrick williams. john charles. candace williams. david williams. debbie williams. join williams. kevin michael williams. lewis anthony williams. lewis. donald wilson. william wilson. david harold. the top glenda -- glenn. frank paul. david. michael. christopher w. martin philip catherine susan. james. james jo

ray. james. brian warner. eric christopher washington. charles. james thomas waters, jr.. patrick j. waters. michael henry. todd christopher. walter edward. nathaniel. diana webster. william michael. joanne. michael weinberg. steven weinberg. scott jeffrey. simon. david thomas. vincent michael. debra jacob wish. timothy. christian rudolph. john joseph. peter. meredith. eugene michael. james patrick. and by another it has been 40 years from all of us here it could be 100 years and it will feel like yesterday's. especially in our hearts. >> tangent to my husband thinks you for letting me and watching over us. either of you. >> john white. kenneth white, jr.. anthony white. mullis the white. sandra white. wayne white. liana white side. leslie. michael. very. jeffrey david. william wic. glenn. brian patrick williams. john charles. candace williams. david williams. debbie williams. join williams. kevin michael williams. lewis anthony williams. lewis. donald wilson. william wilson. david harold. the top glenda -- glenn. frank paul. david. michael. christopher w. martin philip catherine susan. jame

ray yes. many see violence and political persecution. ethiopians have left looking for a better life abroad. >> charles stratford has this report. >> reporter: this girl paid a man 150 to smuggle her from ethiopia to sudan. she's never had a passport. she said she gave another trafficker in khartoum $650 to make another journey. he promised to smuggle her to europe. she changed her mind when she heard about another group that tried to do the same. >> we were told 40 women had been arrested. four men had been killed on the way. i decided to come home. >> this has attracted smugglers taking people into and out of sudan. thousands fleeing violence, and migrants from across africa, across the border. all desperate for a better life. >> i have worked in sudan before. i'm going back there, because it's better than here. >> the ethiopia government said in 2014 police caught more than 1,650 people trying to across the boarder. the numbers dropped dramatically this year. police say they arrested 15 people smugglers in recent months. this path, so we are told, is used by people trying to illegally cross from ethiopia into sudan. if you look further d

charles severance is accused of killing dunning and two other well-knownal exandrin ray r residents.e carey reports, defense attorneys won the right to suggest it was dunning's husband, the former sheriff who could have killed her. >> reporter: a significant ruling here today at trial. defense attorneys will be allowed to point the finger of blame at the late alexandria sheriff jim dunning for one of the three murders, the murder of his wife. the dunning family left the courtroom visibly upset after the judge's ruling. this was the dunning family last september outside police headquarters just after charles severance was indicted for the murders of nancy dunning, ron kirby and ruthann ledato. it seemed to mean exoneration for the late sheriff jim dunning. alexandria police had considered him a suspect in his wife's death for years. today the defense made clear they would put a new spotlight on the former cher pif. other if, a 911 call calling his wife's death a murder before it was known. the defense team won a second victory in court. they will be able to question their own mental h

rays of sunshine next week. >> the president of the federal reserve of minneapolis, they're wheeling him out on tuesday. charlesng member this time, right? >> no, they don't have a lot next week but the jobs number on thursday, but they're trying to pick off anything he says. now the market is in such a fragile position. this jobs report being as weak as it was. they're seemingly committing to raising rates, so every single thing is going to show up. charles: i got in the elevator at 3:59. and we were down 100 points, with that trapped door, anything can happen at any given moment, anything can sway the fed, or is there a bear like you saying enough is enough? >> as far as dissuading the fed, the fact they're so zeroed in on the stock market and giving commentary on the stock market is an abomination to me. i think it's terrible. i think what needs to happen at this point is the fed needs to keep their hands off the stock market and do what they have to do, which is raise rates. charles: i agree that the fed shouldn't be talking about the market, and a lot of people think they'll hike rates to prove they are in

ray live in houston thank you. >>> services for an illinois police officer shot to death this week will be held monday. thousands are mourners are expected to pay their respect to charles gliniewicz. up next, the trump effect, a confrontation with hispanic protesters and what it says about the trump campaign. how baltimore teenagers are finding respect from the public library. and our picture of kathleen goforth, widow of the deputy laid to rest today. hi, everyone, this is al jazeera america, i'm erica pitzi. >>> what they say could have a big impact in 2016. >>> finding sanctuary, as the riots raged in baltimore the library offering safety and security in a summer of unrest. plus, stroke of genius. >> his work appeared virtually everywhere for 82 years. >> the life and lasting work of illustrator al hirshfelt. >>> donald trump has pen talking tough on immigration, inspiring some and angering others. things got physical in new york as a security guard for the republican presidential candidate scuffled with a protestor. it is a sign of how personal this is for some and how divisive this candidate has become. >> ladies and gentlemen the next president of the united stat

ray all the way to winchester, martinsburg and hagerstown and the metro area. light rain in montgomery county in prince george's and fairfax. the area in yellow, coming into southern prince george's county. it stretches to charlesounty. to the west, this one batch of moderate rain in northern fauquier is moving into lauden county. no thunder or lightning with these. there is quite a bit with this batch of heavy rain. that's about to move into the central northern neck, crossing the potomac into st. mary's county and southern calvert county. it's another hour or so. expect very heavy rain with thunder and lightning. they are not severe storms. the main threat is ponding of water. temperatures are cool. it is raining, 60s noo shenandoah valley. low to mid-70s around the bay. at dawn, we had a beautiful rainbow. a lot of people sending me these photos. this is from philip doer. it lasted a few minutes, then the clouds moved in and the rainbow went away. hour-by-hour, heavier downpours north and west of washington around noontime as well as south and east. much of the metro area not going to have a lot of rain until late in the afternoon. the new timing on that, thunderstorms coming in into washington and nearby su

dan: charles was a difficult client. i have a lot of respect for ray and his opinions. it that way. i do not think it is the end of the credit cycle. it is the end of this very cheap money. that has been delayed and delayed and delayed. where i agree with ray, is when it is the end of very cheap money, you are going to have credits that need to refinance. the cost to refinance goes up before the money polls back. -- pulls back. you do not want to own them at that first leg the cause it becomes too obvious. the plus side for a few of the ok,its is they say, well, we cannot do this on our own anymore. depending on the industry and the growth. these are normally in growing areas. then we -- then big brother has been wanting to buy us, not the best price but we will sell and they will get away with that. most of the companies in that situation will tend to go quietly. a lesson of the past. this time, i do not think so. tom: the ballast -- balance sheet adjustment -- spreads have widened. it has been a challenge. some of it is pricey, but every newspaper shows wider industri

also another thing medicare recognizes charles, if it doesn't involve an actual doctor patient visit they like it. and ekg x-rayty and have it beamed to your doctor somewhere. i like that. >> one of the big problems in medicine is the lawsuit. it feels this is so flimsy i get the telemedicine doc gives me the wrong prescription or has a wrong interpretation of what is wrong with me and i get worse, die or something but it opens up a legal can of worms. >> what if patient shows you a mull over here that is one to the right that's dead and don't see it because it is a limited webcam it is very, very carefully monitored. there's an extension of what whan do. pmption nobody can replace dr. siegel. thank you. more varney guys after this. fro. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >> for those getting into the apple phone or up for renewal, this might be enticing offer, they like to do these things around this time of year to

ray rice and "deflategate" situation, these are taking months and months. decision made that quickly, clearly he maybe used maljudgment back then. you owe us a makeup call. you need to right the wrong. charlese you feeling. >> coming along great. i broke my thumb three weeks ago. i have three pins in it. one pin taken out yesterday. should be good to go in couple weeks. charles: looking to catch on. you wouldn't go back to the eagles? >> i technically can't go back to philadelphia until week nine. hopefully i catch on with contender. charles: we'll see you play ball. >> 100%. charles: 100%. take care. more "varney" and company after this. ♪ >> but i think the most important thing is that, yes, dealing with the immigrants and -- is a very important subject. but if you don't learn how this came about and what was at fault and whose policies created this, it won't do any good to continue. >> well, that was congressman ron paul and dealing with europe's migrant crisis, one last look at the big board, we are flat, lost a lot of steam, nevertheless you never know where this market is going to go. stuart varney, he'll be back tomorrow. in the meantime neil take it away. cavuto: we've been looking