plus, after a tragic 2014 with two air disasters, malaysia airline's rebrand hits the green light for takeoff. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target >> hello again. these are the top stories here at al jazeera. australia's government is being urged to remove children from a prison on the pacific island. it follows a senate committee report saying the camp is unsafe and inadequate. around 20,000 people have taken to a rally in vienna calling for the fair treatment of refugees across europe. the german chancellor says the continent as a whole must help and promote a strategy of tolerance. barack obama says climate change is a problem that needs to be addressed right now. he was speaking at a conference in alaska. he wants action before a u.n. summit later this year. >>> guatemala's president refused to step down and there are calls for him to resign over his alleged involvement in a multimillion

guy: rebranding ryanair. talk the traffic numbers and improving the brand with the chief officer kenny jacobs. anna: but first we talked china. joining us on set in just a few minutes. stay here with "countdown." ♪ guy: it's 7:16 a.m. in london. these of the stories you need to know this morning. anna: the economy grew at half the pace as forecast. gdp expanded by 0.9%. the slowdown in exports. government and household spending helping keep the number of us -- above zero. the u.s. government report out likely to show that inventories rose last week. the world's used independent oil traders said crude is remaining in a trading range between $40 and $60 into next year. anna: tesco is nearing an agreement to sell it south korean unit for $6 billion. a group led by indicate partners has one exclusive rates -- rights to negotiate with tesco. korea is tesco's largest overseas market. and more than 6 million customers a week. guy: the world's second-largest wine and spirits company has been weighed down by a crackdo

the survey also shows the kinder gentler pope rebranding in recent days is creating comforts. >> before we were just thinking, this is going to be a hassle, how are we going to get our food in, our staff in. now we're all excited about it, we can't wait. >> a spokesman for michael nutter says world meeting planners have been in touch with businesses and set up a hotline, and they contend the controller's survey creates needless anxiety in the week's before the pope's visit. the pope arrives in 24 days, september 26th. for your road congestion questions, and what can you find with you, find your answers on the nbc10 news app. >>> hot and humid afternoon as the heat wave extends into another day. not too many people on the beach this afternoon down in cape may, maybe they're all working like we are. sheena parveen joins us now with her first alert forecast. >> i'm sure it will be very packed this week as we go into this labor day weekend, last unofficial week of summer. keep in mind the advertised 83 degrees, today another hot one, we are in a heat wave. today we continued that, tomorrow

three millions, the country that is y that is >>> malaysia airlines taking a major step towards rebrandingtoday. it comes after a devastating year that included the downing of one of its planes in ukraine, and the -- disappearance of another. the company hopes a new name could signal a new beginning. >> reporter: the launch of the new malaysian airlines was a very low-key affair. this was a corporate change. a change of name to malaysian airlines private. the old company malaysian airlines system was technically bankrupt. so a brand new company under a new chief executive, but to the consumer at the moment, the carrier remains malaysian airlines. the reality is, malaysia airlines was in trouble long before the tragedies of hm 370, and mh 17. it was a bloated organization that continued to lose money year after year, despite going through several restructures. it was mainly owned by the government. now it is wholly owned by the government. it is restructured yet again, trimmed its fleet, and now the hard work really begins. trying to win customers back. >>> a decade-long investigation had e

the rebrand is in response to last year's financial statement. its net profit grew by 1.5% to just over 600 million euros due 014, this was mainly to revenue. the company has shown five years of continuous deadline. >> we will see if the passengers say oui as well. let's bring you up to date with a few other stories we are watching. e lewis tansa -- the lewis tans said they will immediate profits. he said customer numbers had remained high. spor called on the pilot as union to help resolve a conflict that has led to a dozen walk-outs. the irish aircraft company has been bought in a deal worth $2.5 billion. a chinese firm won a bidding war. buying passenger jets from the likes of airbus and boeing and leasing them to airlines is seen as a growing business in asia. the chinese market is among the best opportunities in global aviation. online betting company, g.v.c. another d to take over company. the chief executive says you need scale to operate in the online betting market. we are going to finish with this. you may not know it, but today is force

chief executive but to the consumer at the moment the carrier is malaysia airlines even though a rebrandinge is underway and the reality is malaysia airlines were in trouble before the tragedies of mh-370 and 17 and they continued to lose money year after year despite going through several restructures and it was mainly owned by the government. now it is wholly owned by the government, it has restructured yet again and trimmed its fleet and slashed staff members by 6,000 and now the hard work really begins, trying to win customers back. >>> the guatemala president molina facing calls to resign over his alleged involvement in a multi million corruption scandal and david mercer reports. >> reporter: guatemala president is refusing to budge. on monday molina told reporters he is innocent of corruption allegations and that he won't step down. >> translator: i'm going to act in accordance with the law and the law allows me to do two things, the first is to present my resignation and make myself available to the courts and the second is face due process. >> it was the first time the president has

executive but to the consumer at the moment the carrier remains malaysia airlines even though a rebrandingis underway. the reality is malaysia airlines was in trouble long before the tragedies of mh-370 and mh-17, it was a bloated organization that continued to lose money year after year despite going through several restructures. it was mainly owned by the government. now it is wholly owned by the government. it is restructured yet again, it has trimmed its fleet and slashed members to 6,000 and now the hard work begins, trying to win customers back. >>> amnesty international says the human rights situation this gambia is deteriorating and says there has been a clamp down on freedom of expression but that has not stopped some from speaking out and as a consequence they are paying a price as nicholas hawk reports from neighboring sinagal. >> reporter: it's a song they will not put on air and yet it's going viral, spreading online throughout the country. the lyrics talks about freedom of speech, arbitrary detention and rampant corruption. >> i see my people be quiet and not being able to sp

in a sense, he's rebranding the catholic church.had asked people three years ago what's the pope interested in or what the catholic church is all about, they would have said, you know, opposition to abortion, to gay marriage, to birth control. he hasn't changed the teaching on that, but what he has done is changed the priorities. for him the priorities is concern for the poor, concern for the environment, concern for peace around the world. and he's also changed the style of being church. it's a much more compassionate message. he wants to preach the gospel. he doesn't want priests to act like judgmental bureaucrats. he wants tiews welcoming, to embrace people, to tal about god's love and compassion. >> rose: justice stephen breyer served on the united states supreme court for more than two decades. he generally sidwith the court's liberal wing. during the last term, he ruled in favor of both gay marriage and obamacare, and he made news when he questioned both the le legality of lethal injection and constitutionality of the death pe

and then, as i said, republicans in washington are trying to rebrand themselves as the party of the middless. i am glad they are doing it, really. like them to start rethinking their positions on issues. i would like to work with them on stuff, but you cannot just talk the talk. you have to walk the walk. you cannot talk middle-class and then do things that hurt the middle class. cannot say you care about working people and then do things that hurt working people. i'll give you anyou have exampl. right now, republicans in washington have a chance to prove they really care about working families. congress has to pass a budget by the end of this month, or they risk shutting down the government for the second time in two years. everybody knows that the world economy is pretty volatile right now. our economy is a relative bright spot. we are doing better pretty much than anyone else, so a shutdown would be completely responsible. it would be an unforced error, a fumble on the goal line. it would be like a ground ball slipping through somebody's legs. [croud moans] president obama: you have had

. >> cleaning up and speaking out, rebranding the church. but is the hope changing the rules?is changing what to focus on and how. addressing homosexuality. family planning. [ speaking foreign language ] >> even expressing compassion for women who have had abortions. "i have decided not notwithstanding anything to the contrary to concede to all priests for the jubilee year the discretion to absolve of the sin of abortion those who have procured it and who, with contrite heart, have forgiven it." >> of course, of course. it's not an easy life. he devoted all his life for a cause, for the church. >> does he think it has to be that way or that's just the way it is? >> in our book, we analyze the theme celibacy, and he said this is not a changeable dogma. could be in the future celibacy will change. >> you heard right, secelibacy could change. and if it's no longer required of priests, it would be the biggest change in centuries. this all sounds great to some but not others. >> inside there's a lot of grumbling about this pope so i think there's a lot resistance. a lot of people d

rebranding the church. but is the pope changing the rules? not really.ing what to focus on and how. addressing homosexuality. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> family planning. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> even expressing compassion for women who have had abortions. quote, i have decided notwithstanding anything to the contrary to concede to all priests for the june lee year the discretion to absolve of the sin of abortion. those who have procured it and who with contrite heart seek forgiveness for it. who knows what's next. >> do you think that your friend bergoglio would have liked to have had a family, if he could have? >> ah! of course. of course. it's not an easy life, his life. he devoted all his life for a cause, for the church. >> does he think it has to be that way, or that's just the way it is? >> in our book, we analyze the theme of celibacy. and he said, this is not an unchangeable dogma. could be that in the future celibacy will change. >> you heard right. celibacy could change. and if it's no longer required of priests, it will be the

downsiding, seven of the eight surviving casinos are reporting higher profits and the resort is trying to rebrand itself to rebuild the shops at caesars and build a pier. >> there is a lot of families down here and there is no alcohol and no gambling and just people having a good time. >> people we talked with today on the boardwalk says that atlantic city has reinvented itself before and the challenges are serious, they believe it can happen again. on the boardwalk, i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >>> the school district of philadelphia doesn't start for another week but preparations are underway already, the action cam shows that teachers unpacked books today, more than 80,000 books were unpacked. it's part of the early literature initiative focusing on k through third grade. >>> now an update on the highways and byways from matt pellman. >> nor the teachers trying to return to their classrooms, 95 is not cooperating, now since last i spoke to you two new accidents, one in the southbound lanes of delco by the exist for the commodore barry bridge, taking out the left lane causing slo

rebranding the church. but is the pope changing the rules? not really.focus on and how. addressing homosexuality. [ speaking foreign language ] >> family planning. [ speaking foreign language ] >> even expressing compassion for women who have had abortions. "i've decided, notwithstanding anything to the contrary, to concede to all priests for the jubilee year the discretion to absolve of the sin of abortion to those who have procured it and who, with contrite heart, seek forgiveness for it." who knows what's next? do you think your friend, bergoglio, would have liked to have had a family if he could have? >> of course, of course. it's not an easy life, this life. he devoted all his life for a cause for the church. >> does he think it has to be that way or that just the way it is? >> in our book, we analyze the theme of celibacy and he said, this is not an unchangeable dogma. could be that in the future celibacy could change. >> you heard right, celibacy could change. if it's no longer required of priests, it will be the biggest change in centuries. this

they rebranded it as the uptown station building.s times is reporting the ride share company would take over all of the office space in this building and there would be some retail and a gourmet food market on the ground floor. it will still be another two years before it reopens -- before it opens the office, it will take another few years before the renovation project to be complete. un. this is the latest company to expand to oakland. earlier, sunset magazine, based in menlo park, announced it was moving its headquarters to jack london square with a 20,000- square office in that neighborhood. commercial real estate experts say that's one of the big reasons why a lot of these companies are coming to oakland. the rent is cheaper, and there's also the question of access to public transit. the sears building sits right on the 19th street b.a.r.t. station. that's another big draw for companies. >> thank you. >>> 7:37. going back to the breaking news on the peninsula. we've been following it for the past hour. police now say a 5-year-ol

trump rebranded the debate. it isn't about conservative behavior or greatness or whatever. it is about winning. those messages are resonating. it has been about personality up until now. he is the biggest personality on the stage. i am not sure anyone tonight will land the successful vote to begin to dissect the idea. >> it is a different dynamic. the last debate you could sense the candidates were nervous to go after him because they didn't want his fire. they have been taking shots at him. i think they will go after him. tony makes a good point. this isn't about conservatism. >> he will be questioned on his conservatism. i had to look up if he supported the keystone pipeline because i could not assume that. he is a yes, on the keystone pipeline for those interested. ben carson is the one to watch. i don't see him launching an attack on ben carson but people liked what they saw. for the first time it was seeing him and he has been climbing every since. he might get more time but he will have to prove he is presidential because that is one area where he doesn't have the pol

. >> he recently took over the struggling pier shops at caesars and rebranded it the playground.had no comment on this plans for the old show boat. >>> eagles ready to face the cowboys tomorrow, and we have the best action on the high school gridiron. don't miss week three of the blitz. that's next. >>> eagles are fine tuning the game plans, big rivalry game against the cowboys tomorrow. sam bradford gets his first look at dallas as a bird. he struggled last week in the season opening loss in atlanta, but he did find his way in the second half, and that's something he's hoping to build for tomorrow. >>> hopefully we pick up right where we left off in the sec half. the second half was great, got things rolling, you know, what we want to do, push the tempo, play fast, put pressure on them so hopefully that's how we feel the whole game this time. >> join us before the game for game day kickoff tomorrow morning at 10:00, hear from zac erst, and carly lloyd, and then tomorrow night is eagles game day final with exclusive post game interviews that include chip kelly and malcon jenkins,

just from now until july when rebrand the survey, renters and not optimistic about the markets and being able to afford a home so they are taking a hit. if you're in the middle of the country or less expensive markets like philly, renters are more optimistic about being able to make the transition from renters to homeowner. matt: we hear a lot about the millennial generation wanting or choosing to rent rather than owning a home because maybe they don't want the responsibility of a 30 year mortgage. is it really is choice because of the last out they want to lead or is it because he literally do not have enough money for a down payment and they don't have the credit score to get a good interest rate. is it a choice or are they being forced into renting? millennials are choosing to become homebuyers later in life. the age for some late 20's to early 30's with the first time to buy a home. on top of that, fundamentally would think it would make sense for renters right now with given how high rents are to make a transition to homeownership but we are not seeing as much as we would ask you to

. >> he recently took over the struggling pier shops at caesars and rebranded as the playground.ements for the plans of the old show boat. >>> now your first alert weather. >> good morning, warm temperatures today, and it's going to feel like summer time, but humidity's going up. warm and humid day on tap for us, and i'll have your eagles forecast, changes in store for us as we get into tomorrow, but we have foggy conditions, especially if you're close to the coastal area, lancaster down to .25 mile, and it's worse in south jersey and philadelphia where it's decreased to a .50 visibility, and down to .25 in atlantic city. 0 visibility in melville, and .50 in dover. you can't make out anything, fully fogged over. be careful driving, and in most locations, even at the airport, i have to double check, but i'm sure there's delays now due to the foggy conditions. 67 degrees, humidity at 93%, winds from the south, southwest at 3 miles per hour, and moisture moves from the southwest into the rest of the day. 67 degrees in the poconos. 67 in wilmington, and low 60s in melville, and wildw

. >> but allen says his survey did show that the kind letter gentler pope rebranding in the last two weeks is making converts. >> before we were thinking this is going to be a hassle, how are we going to get our food in, our staff, in now we're excited about it, we can't wait. >> a spokesperson for mayor nutter says that the controllers survey is needlessly creating anxiety just three weeks before the pope gets here. world meeting of family planners have been in touch with businesses and have set up that business resource hotline. live in center city, doug shimell, nbc10 news. >>> wireless companies are boosting their networks ahead of pope francis' visit to the area. >> it's not just about making calls either, from instagram to twitter, to streaming video. wireless users are expected to make the towers work. the idea is to add capacity in areas that will see most of the crowds. >> with events like this, big events like this, then we add special temporary capacity, and we're confident that we're going to be able to meet the demands. >> it should be good to go before the pope's arriva

attempting to rebrand herself as a political outsider. >> i cannot imagine anyone being more of an outsider than the first woman president. i mean really let's think about that. >> reporter: clinton is still facing a stiff challenge from bernie sanders. and there is still the possibility that she will have to tango with vice president joe biden. who is edging closer to what is becoming a very competitive race for democrats. the real difference for democrats though even if joe biden enters the race, you are talking about three individuals with decades of experience in government compared that to the top three in the republican side that have no experience. >>> it was a night of first at last nights 67th annual prime time emmy awards. michelle has more on the awards and the highlights making headlines this morning. >> game of thrones. >> it was a night of new winners, heartfelt speeches, emotional moments. >> in the support of my family, my beautiful new wife i'm here. >> reporter: tracy morgan made his first public appearance after his critical bus crash. giving thanks to support he received

. >> rebrand underway. dari: yes. recorded a series of ved yos on snapchat pleading with fans to respect his privacy and will usually stop for picture if fans ask him in the right way but won't respond when fans get aggressive or scream loudly. bieber is touring all yale promoting what do you mean" what do you mean? steve: all right. speaking of or off brand. let's take look at the daily exploration of who is living up or down the expectation. on brand. everybody who went to twitter to come rain in facebook was count. that is it arual on twitter. let's be honest. off brand, sorkin tim cook. the two two had become embroiled in a war of words after calling it opportunistic. on brand, the only child of kurt cobain and love are getting married over the weekend that did not include the mother. married long-time boyfriend,who like bost of her parents, is a certain in the paned. 12-13 people. courtney love not being there was the headline. hopefully their relationship gets patched up. so it has been rocky for sure. >> way. >

new york post says subway will reveal a major rebranding next year.cte to be redesigned, digital displays and new uniforms for workers. there's also talk of i don't have hauling the menu. >>> scientists say they may have found a way to keep ice cream cones from dripping. actually a protein that keeps it from melting. the protein is found in the japanese breakfast food fermented soy beans when it grows into colonies it protects itself by forming a coating. scientists say it's kind of like a bacterial raincoat. researchers say it's physical property could make it perfect for ice cream but could it keep the ice cream stable but still get warm which could make it lose its flavor. >>> can't have everything i guess. >> yeah. a brand new bride she's heart broken. she says a mystery illness is ruining her wedding memories. >> more than half her guests got sick on the big day or shortly thereafter. so bobby married her fiance' at columbia manor back on august 22 and. a 90-year-old building on the grounds of minneapolis golf course. there were about 130 guests

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i see the democrats doing is trotting out a new candidate like elizabeth warren, someone they can rebrandg, kind of they way they did with barack obama. you don't really know what his history is. on the republican side i see donald trump in the next several months just mowing down the competition and someone else coming in. would that be ideal? i don't know. as a woman voter maybe i would like to see someone like carly fiorina. she is a strong candidate, she would make an excellent replacement for hillary with respect to the issues. is another interesting candidate for the republican party. we will just have to see how it all plays out. we have a long way to go. host: following up on women voters, talk about donald trump and women voters. he called into "the view" this week is well to talk about women's issues. guest: he is trying to rebuff some of the attacks that have been directed his ways. he is actually doing quite well with republican women and independent women, which makes me think that a lot of his momentum is as much due to name recognition and the fact that he is on television

s struggling caesar's and rebranded it as the play ground. >> we wanted to ensure it was someone deeply committed to atlantic city. >> reporter: stockton purchased showboat in december for $18 million but conflicting restrictions on how the property can be used sank the galloway township based university's plans to turn the building into a so-called island campus. the sale does not resolve those issues. >> it's as is where is. barton knew exactly what he was purchasing when he brought it. >> reporter: he had no comment today on the deal or his plans for the building. the city's mayor isn't worried. >> this individual is not sitting on this property. they'll be turning it over quickly. >> reporter: the sale is expected to go to closing on november 9th, and it calls for stockton to be able to use some of the building's entertainment venues for performances. the interim president said the school is still determined to have a larger footprint here in atlantic city, but he assures me stockton won't be buying any more casinos. live in a.c., ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> now to the latest on

. >> this is the party that says it wants to rebrand themselves. i want to quote them here. they say they want to be the party of the american worker and the party of higher wages. that's great. but think about it. they oppose raising the minimum wage. they're doing everything they can to bust unions. and then they want to claim to be the party of the american worker. >> before leaving boston, the president ordered several chowders to go from the union oyster house. >>> here in the bay area, tom vacar spent this labor day talking to people about the current state of the u.s. labor market and the overall economy. >> a constant battle to keep what they've fought for. >> we've seen an uptick in members coming in, and members organizing which, when union members get increases, that tide floats all boats. >> for non-union workers, many jobs available, but for often disappointing pay. >> we also see a new resurgence in people just getting tired of being paid low wages and lack of benefits. so we're, our organizing is picking up to a level that i haven't seen for 40 years. >> repor

s struggling pier shops at caesars and rebranded it as the playground. he had no comment on the deal or the plans for the property. >>> casino authority has approved a multimillion plan to renovate a vacant restaurant into villas at the golden nugget casino. the plan will feature 2,400 square foot villas to host weekend hotel guests, as well as business meetings. each will include a bedroom, dining room area, bedroom, and bar, as well as views of the marina. >>> pennsylvania's budget battle. an $11 million short-term spending plan is on its way to the state house of representatives tonight. senators gave it the green light earlier today, but governor wolf vowed to veto the package. pennsylvania's budget stalemate is now in its 80th day with the state spending authority curtailed, social services and their organizations are in limbo. action in the republican controlled house is scheduled to begin on monday. the $11 billion is for four months of funding. republicans say the measure also releases $24 billion in federal funds. the democratic governor in the

this also plays into msnbc being rebranded in the daytime as more of a hard news entity, competing withg to mimic from the left what fox has done well from the right. i think in this case they're making a nonjournalistic decision on one of their best known names even if it's one of the more taurn hee tarnished on moment. >> brian, i was just going to say in saying it's minor, how do you base that? i mean he lied about war and people die in war. but brian, you're appropriating the honor from those people who fought honorably. >> over a 20 or 30-year career some people would say it's minor. but the viewers and their remotes will ultimately decide this. both davids, thank you both for being here this morning. >> thanks, brian. >>> stay with us, we'll be right back on "reliable sources." ♪ [ male announcer ] he doesn't need your help. until he does. three cylinders, 50 horsepower. go bold. go powerful. go gator. go bold. go powerful. if you have moderate to severe ...isn't it time to let the... ...real you shine... ...through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a

if the deal goes through the restaurants will be gradually rebranded as burger king and quick would remainside of france. mcdonald's would remain the largest fast food chain in france because it has 1,350 restaurants. about three times what burger king is going to have with this deal what is the appetite for burgers in france? in paris? do people look down on the item? >> there's a real trend. not for fast food chain but for quality burger. there are very good burgers but not at the same price. >> if you come to paris i can take you to eat a delicious burger here. >> i like that. >> thank you stefen. >> all right. let's have a quick look at european markets. no burgers this time around. >> no burgers? >> not for the european markets but we stopped the global sell off. the ftse 100 is only down 22%. glencore is rallying up. they're up by roughly 11%. xetra dax with 0.4%. the cac 40 up by a third of 1%. basic resources driving the bounce back after yesterday's heavy losses. >> let's check in on u.s. futures given that we are looking at a session so far across europe and five straight days of

that's not the best way to rebrand yourself as authentic.oe biden, look, as much as we laugh about the things he says sometimes. i think he's tough to defend president obama administration like he would have to do, obviously. he does speak from the heart. he says things in an unscripted way. i think that accounts for a lot of his gaffs. >> we'll continue this discussion. this is getting interesting. i think trump has gotten stronger as a candidate. and it's showing itself on the campaign trail. >>> coming up next tonight on "hannity." >> anytime you have black rage expressed based on black suffering in the face of white fear ground in white privilege, that clash is one in which you're going to get some hyperbolic rhetoric. >> really? conservative economists dr. thomas soul is next to weigh in on the blake lives movement. >>> citizen's united is seeking the help of the former u.s. citizen general to gain access to hillary's e-mails. can hillary go to jail? it's a new fiber supplement that helps support regularity and includes b vitamins to he

sorry, left the catholic church or not as diligent as they once were and reaching out and doing the rebrandwe actually care about you. we see him make overtures to people in the past may have felt ignored by the church? >> i think the holy father is doing exactly that, deirdre. he's doing what christ would want to be done, that is to say he's spreading his arms wide and ready to receive all who are weak, all who are sinful. which to be honest is frankly all of us. we all have sins, we all have limitations, we all have our failures in life, and he wants the church to go, he always says to the peripheries to be the field hospital in the battle of life, in the battle of sin, to heal up the wounds of those who have fallen, those who have been hurt and have had hard times and difficult times, and i think because of his inate personality, he's a friendly man. that's his personal characteristic. and so people are ready to hear that from them. that's what the church has always believed. there are times when that's not come across? perhaps. this holy father is a kind, gentle soul and wants people to

new york post says subway will reveal a major rebranding next year. stores are expected to be redesign. they will have digital displays and new uniforms for workers. is there talk of overhauling the menu. >>> the wait is over for blue bell ice cream. did you have something to say about sub va. >> no, no. >> you were about to say something. >> i love blue bell. >> yes. >> we talked about this. >> this is good news for people in texas. >> ship. of the blue bell ice cream was delivered, early yesterday morning in various stores in texas and right now there are certain certain flavors available. shoppers lifted to purchasing 2 gallons each, north texas stores will start getting it in the next two to four weeks. delivery comes four months after blue bell pulled its products from store shelves following that deadly listeria out break. >> it the is like $7 for a gallon. >> sometimes i cannot stop thinking about ice cream. it is always on my mind. >> me too, i love it. blue bell my favorite. >>> scientists may have found a way for ice cream dripping from thos

. >>> rebranding atlantic city how entertainment in the gambling medic ace shift to go more family friendlyptions. >>> also soggy saturday so are we drying out for second half of the weekend? kyla is back with the forecast up >>> good morning, to you, just a real mess, in the hunting park section of the city, right now clean up is underway on a large broken water main. we are live with the latest. >>> also a plane goes down just feet from the south jersey home killing the pilot. coming up we will hear from a close friend who witness that had crash. of

. >> rebranding atlantic city how gambling medic ace shifting to more family friendly optionness entertainment are back in a moment. there are no limits on the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fight to keep it that way. carbon pollution, a major cause of climate change, leads to more asthma attacks in children. over a million pennsylvanians now suffer from asthma. and senator toomey took over a million dollars from polluters. tell senator toomey: it's time to clear the air. vote for the clean power plan. that's a fact. but this whole "blondes have more fun" thing... ♪ standing by for fun. ♪ >>> toe die is sunday, september 13th, so glad you are with us i'm nicole brewer. it is 8:30. let's send it out to kyla on the sky deck. you said it was chillier. still feeling that way. >> it is a combination of the temperatures being cool they are morning and also a little breeze we have this morning in philadelphia. and, it is a change, it is definitely a change walking out the door. lets look live at storm scan three, mostly doing well, skies r

rebranded. bill crystal said trump wouldn't win. he said trump had no chance. anybody who came on our set. >> i did. >> i like david remnick a lot. i would love for him to come back. >> david, come back on the show. >> we may not have been polite on that day. mika was in a bad mood. >> i was. it was a bad moment. back to bill crystal, our friend. >> can you imagine what they wore? >> oh, my god! >> it wasn't all lights on the tennis courts. >> they wore orange. >> it was as ghastly as john -- i can't believe i even said that irishman's name. john mcenroe. >> back to our friend, bill crystal. you need to come back and we need to talk. oh, he's on tomorrow! >> could you get david on tomorrow? we're hours away. work on it. hours away from tonight's second republican debate. >> the trump party showdown in simi valley. >> stop saying that. >> donald trump, it's going to be a beautiful showdown will once again be center stage in the trump debate. flanked by jeb bush and ben carson. while the prime-time debate includes the top 11 candidates the four taking part in the

even after this, once the evaluation was done, we have as we discussed in the education strategy rebrandeds campaign to vision zero and you can still see some of the ads on the tails of the buses in san francisco. that translated itself into immediate conversation and specifically citing those ads in the media. in terms of, we are working very hard and even actually using this report to use the lessons we are learning in the roll out of these campaigns to get the media to pick up on some of the important lessons to driver yielding and what are the rules to broadcast that throughout the city for anti-speeding campaign. we have a bigger budget and that was designed to have a much bigger citywide focus. it will still have some focus corridors and we'll do some additional corridors on the high injury network where speed is an issue but we are rolling that out as a more citywide campaign with a more specialized focus aspect to it. it's a hard question to answer because we are going to be looking for the money to continue this to roll it out citywide but we are spending this year and that's what

google, a major rebrand and netflix piano. we're going to stay with the theme.have a chat with the c.e.o. of lendco. stay with "the pulse." ♪ manus: it is the third annual gathering of bankers in frankfurt. our man on the ground is hans nichols. he has a very special guest. it is the c.e.o. of lendco. hans, take it away. hans: thank you, manus. i'm joined by one of its co-found rs. thank you very much for joining us. >> my pleasure. hans: you do peer to peer lending. the y realize you're competition? >> i think in germany -- it is three years behind the u.k. and u.k. is three years behind the u.s. hans: when you look at -- what you offer customers,, what can you offer them that all of s can't?nk >> we take the credit out of the banking -- the two customer groups that we have. really the first time because in the past people couldn't really invest. it was really something only the banks could do. hans: how do investors get their money back? > we don't take any creditors. don't put all of your money in one single thing. hans: you're offering diversified products a

. >> the new york post rebranded itself as the new york pope. the pontiff's message is being heard across the country. this morning he'll speak to the world when he addresses the united nations. margaret brennan is there. good morning. >> reporter: the vatican flag will be raised here at the u.n. to welcome pope francis. and throughout his first trip to america, we've heard the pope urge everyone to love one another. today, he's going to use some stronger language to tell world leaders to act on that. it's his version of speaking truth to power. shortly after his jet, dubbed shepherd one, landed at jfk airport thursday pope francis was greeted by cheering crowds and the tunes of that iconic song "new york new york." minutes later the pontiff was whisked to manhattan by helicopter, where he took his trusty fiat to his popemobile. the open-air jeep which put him in full view of thousands who longed for a glimpse of the holy father. as pope francis took a drive down fifth avenue many raised their smartphones, trying to capture the moment he looked

keep in mind that he is rebranded the church or mission to be a church of the poor. all of the comments that he makes are through the prism that he sees the world and that through the eyes of the poor. the concern is a numb i er of things that have happened and negatively affected the poor and left those behind. now with that being said anyone that says you're putting this in the box you're making a mistake. he has sited all of the people that capitalism has lifted up from the levels of prooverty. when there's a cost of jobs, that's sbhg that people in a position of power can consider. he speaks of the dignity of the work and the need for people to work and that it's a human right that you have to work. so when people are not allowed to have the opportunity, that's a concern. so gain as you said we could hear some remarks about them. i think that the remarks and the ex pert experts that i spoke to is that the whole idea that to whom much is given and expected. part of those expectations are not only to, you know, make the money but see how you can serve others that a

of course it is good to see a minimum wage, but the phony rebranding of it as a living wage does not do anyone any good. thegood. the institute of physical studies has shown that cameron's broken promise means millions of workers are still far worse off. i know there is a big british majority for building a more equal society. eliminating poverty and homelessness. we are rich country. these things are not necessary or inevitable. they can and must be changed. [applause] i traveled the country throughout the leadership campaign, and it was wonderful to see the diversity of all people in this country and the way that fundamentally most people get along together. thatthat is now being reflected in our membership of this party, with more black asian and ethnic minority members joining our party who are very welcome, and we want many more members. [applause] even more inspiring is the unity and unanimity of the values. i believe in coming together to achieve more than we can do i around, basically fair play for all. it is an old fundamental. solidarity and not walking by on the other side

even after this, once the evaluation was done, we have as we discussed in the education strategy rebranded this campaign to vision zero and you can still see some of the ads on the tails of the buses in san francisco. that translated itself into immediate conversation and specifically citing those ads in the media. in terms of, we are working very hard and even actually using this report to use the lessons we are learning in the roll out of these campaigns to get the media to pick up on some of the important lessons to driver yielding and what are the rules to broadcast that throughout the city for anti-speeding campaign. we have a bigger budget and that was designed to have a much bigger citywide focus. it will still have some focus corridors and we'll do some additional corridors on the high injury network where speed is an issue but we are rolling that out as a more citywide campaign with a more specialized focus aspect to it. it's a hard question to answer because we are going to be looking for the money to continue this to roll it out citywide but we are spending this year and that's

. >> i would say, this and what's fascinating about donald is how he has rebranded the republican field is a business story. neil: that's what concerns them, right? >> i know, he has taken very, very accomplished people. carly fiorina is very accomplished. started as secretary, became ceo, i covered the story during a very difficult time, but he's taken her and a lot of other guys that are -- like jeb bush and scott walker and essentially emasculated them. i mean we don't hear much about them, when we hear about them, it's not very good. neil: what was the -- the carly comment the turning point, the fact that the candidates now are more likely to come back at him, the turning point? >> the turning point is with the public, the republican electorate, they're willing to put up with some of this verbal excess because the establishment has let them down. when they hear jeb bush say illegal immigrants come here out of love. i lived in texas, in arizona, the hospitals are jammed, the school systems. they hear love, they hear jeb bush pandering to latinos with a horrible mexican folk band when

she's had a rough experience from the '90s, and she's trying to rebrand herself, and i appreciate herold news. people are focused on the future, and elections are about the future. it's not about the past. people don't want to relitigate the '90s which is the reason why a bush/clinton race is the worst possible nightmare for a lot of americans. but i think people want to focus on the future. i think hillary's proposals about the future will be much more interesting than what bill and monica lewinsky may not have done in the past. >> i think when she explains her proposals, she doesn't explain it in the most compelling way. >> in a bill clintonian way. >> she's not bill clinton. she's a different person. >> i find it interesting that a lot of the things she's running on, a lot of it we're dealing with today are the effects of the '90s. so the things she's running on from tax reform, prison reform, drug reform, these are bill clinton policies. and she's running against them right now. and i think that's going to be the biggest issue right now is income inequality that was caused by a lo

the democrats doing is putting out a new candidate like liz warren, you know, somebody they could rebrandyoung, kind of the way they did barack obama. you don't really know the history. on the republican side i see donald trump in the next several months just mowing down the competition and someone else coming in. you know, would that be ideal? i don't know. as a woman voter maybe i'd like to see somebody like carly fiorina. she's a strong candidate. she's make an excellent replacement for hillary with her issues and hardline approach. ben carson is another interesting candidate for the republican party it will be interesting to see how pit place out. we have a long way to go. >> talk about donald trump and women voters. calling in to "the view" earlier this week. >> he was trying to rebut some of the attacks thaver been directsed his way. he's actually doing quite well with republican women and even independent women. which makes me think that a lot of his momentum is as much due to name recognition, the fact that he's on television all the time. he's the candidate that everyone's talkin

even after this, once the evaluation was done, we have as we discussed in the education strategy rebranded this campaign to vision zero and you can still see some of the ads on the tails of the buses in san francisco. that translated itself into immediate conversation and specifically citing those ads in the media. in terms of, we are working very hard and even actually using this report to use the lessons we are learning in the roll out of these campaigns to get the media to pick up on some of the important lessons to driver yielding and what are the rules to broadcast that throughout the city for anti-speeding campaign. we have a bigger budget and that was designed to have a much bigger citywide focus. it will still have some focus corridors and we'll do some additional corridors on the high injury network where speed is an issue but we are rolling that out as a more citywide campaign with a more specialized focus aspect to it. it's a hard question to answer because we are going to be looking for the money to continue this to roll it out citywide but we are spending this year and that's