come on, sam. let's go. i'm getting you out of here. let's go! sam? sam? hey. sam. come back.e lake? to never let them change us, to always be free or die trying. huh? you remember? make me free. no, i can't. i won't. i won't do that, sam, i... i won't, no way. no way! i-i know you're in there, sam. i know it's you! come on. i won't do that. you hear me? i won't. i won't. don't i look pretty? now you do. ♪ ("everybody loves me but you" by brenda lee begins) ♪ why did i listen ♪ to my friends ♪ when they told me what to do ♪ yes, i still have my friends ♪ but i don't have you ♪ and like true frids ♪ they still come around ♪ and say, "i'm sorry you're blue" ♪ ♪ oh ♪ everybody loves me but you ♪ why did i listen ♪ to my friends ♪ when they told me what to do ♪ yes, i still have my friends ♪ but i don't have you ♪ and like true friends ♪ they still come around ♪ and say, "i'm sorry you're blue" ♪ ♪ oh ♪ everybody loves me but you. ♪ yes like true friends ♪ they still come around ♪ and say, "i'm sorry you're blue" ♪ ♪ oh ♪ everybody loves me but you. captioning sponsored by warner

sam: the wound is massive. to an ancient remedy, something found in almost every kitchen pantry. suzanne: we tried honey, which is pretty common for burn victims in humans. just do the honey on the big spot. we also tried just leaving it alone. sometimes when you mess with things too much, it just gets worse. sam: the team's working around the clock to keep this sick patient alive. suzanne: in the beginning, it was very sad to watch him. he was very listless. he wasn't moving a lot. we had staff that had to get in the water and support him, so that he could stay up above the water, so he could breathe. if we weren't there by his side, he would have sunk. sam: at last, his skin shows signs of healing, and now the team works to strengthen his muscles. suzanne: we needed to start doing some physical therapy with him to start him to get moving a little bit and get him some exercise. man: he's recorded strength. suzanne: when we start to move the muscles of his tail& man: stretch it. suzanne: &then we could tell tha

neil: it hit me last night talking to sam zell. how do you feel about paying more taxes. >> i can't support quote paying more taxes to an inefficient government that we have, and idea the people that took us here we should give them more resources to spend on ridiculous programs does not make and sense. neil: that was just some of this, why are there more ceos like sam zell who don't suffer fools. i started thinking about washington and congress on vacation that month, and debt piling up, talk of a shut down if they don't get their way on spending, president, i guess just as much a tin ear proposing more spending they could not be further apart, our government of falling apart, what is wall street clinging to? a federal reserve he hopes will keep providing juice, the nicotine but fearing that sign maybe the fed will not, not as long as they hope, maybe not as much as they hope, that is where we are, the nation collectively cowering closing embassies as caution, closing off budget deals at an abundance of arrogance, is it any wonder

ed: sam, come north; we'll close him in. sam: copy that. (motorcycle and el camino rumble along) (into phone) yeah, it's me. listen, there was a bomb. they got steven. yeah, i'm on the queensway following the guy. ah, dammit. (tires squeal, peels around the corner) what's happening?! spike: alex, can you hear me? alex? hypovolemic shock; she's lost a lot of blood. just hold this down here. mother: okay... spike: keep the pressure on. mother: (panicked) okay! spike: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... (fire truck and ems arrive, sirens wailing) alex? 1, 2, 3... boss, the bomb went off at a children's birthday party. two deceased - mary-ann and steven miller. spike: alex! alex, can you hear me? 1, 2, 3... keep the pressure on! 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... come on, alex. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... (alex gasps for air) alex, can you hear me? can you hear me, alex? (groggily) what... what happened? you're gonna be okay. thank god... ma'am, she's in good hands, okay? can you tell me what happened here today? sorry. ma'am? i can't. (motorcycle slows and rumbles down lane) (tires squeal)

ed: sam, take the entrance on richardson. sam: copy that.g away, i think he's got tobias in the car. what kind of car is it? grey sedan. i can't make out the plate. ends in a one. sixty-one. sam, you get that? (sirens wail) affirmative. we got him. raf: only one person in the car. (tires screech) raf: (over speaker) this is the strategic response unit! this is the police! pull over immediately! i repeat, pull your vehicle over! (siren wails) spike: we got an image from the cctv, it's gone to your phones. jules: no sign of tobias. ed: if tobias took a blow to the head, he could have passed out in the car. parker: you heard three shots, right? david: yeah. ed: so one when you land, and the second hit here... and then one outside. i'll call in forensics, see if they can account for the third. jules: we didn't see any impact or ricochet marks outside. you think he's been shot? what's going on? excuse me, who are you? may dalton. the cop outside told me to come in and talk to you. his girlfriend. where's tobias? jules: listen, may, your boyfriend

right here at sam sachs and you can follow me at english sam thank you so much for joining me thank you bob. and it was a crippling day on prime interest yes the credit for first secretive currency because what we did could help ourselves everlast the full court press to cut off ties an institutionalized what was supposed to be anonymous ten years in the valley as the process of being let in from j.p. morgan commodities market manipulation as you know that they're reporting requirement to shareholders and the public can be. out the window on executive order on the president just saying and president are professor evil ing that broke down the case of the insolvent head coming into a media theater near you know what and probably a year or so and whether it's a who or not that overthrew egyptian president morsi is in ten years to be a bit of a mystery thanks for watching and please come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm parian boring have a great. time as a new alert animation scripts scare me a little bit the week. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing t

piece, sam. glad to have you. we have a lot to get to. we'll get right to the terror threat that has americans around the globe on high alert today. those 19 embassies closed right now. you see them here. well, the u.s. has now announced it will extend the mass closures of these embassies for at least another week. >> security also raised here in the u.s. at airports and train stations all across the country. abc's martha raddatz is tracking the latest and joins us this morning from washington. good morning. >> reporter: intelligence officials are tracking this threat full time this morning. while the u.s. is closing even more embassies and some may stay closed even beyond this week. u.s. officials are focusing particularly on yemen this morning. believing al qaeda operatives are already in place there and possibly other countries as well, just waiting for the opportunity to strike. intelligence committee member dutch ruppersberger told me on "this week," this is dead serious. >> those operatives

sam, swimming with sharks.version of something, with a green screen and sharks. >> can't confirm or deny. >> cannot confirm or deny. >> no, you're not -- >> no way. >>> moving on in "pop news," who is better to host someone called "lifestyles of the rich and famous." nick cannon, husband to megastar mariah carey, reportedly has been tapped by the style network to host the new version of the classic show. like robin leach, cannon will give viewers a look at the estates and those who enjoy millions from the movie business and other entities. showing their caviar dreams. the production begins this fall. no air date has been announced yet. >>> who doesn't like hitting the pool for a quick dip on a hot, summer day. belle sure does. there's only one problem, the there's only one problem, the baby is -- well, she's too big for her pool. take a look. it's getting close to -- >> oh, she's trying. >> she's 330 pounds. and -- >> she's -- >> she's 330 pounds, george. and she's a little too big for that pool. but the ft. wo

sam: and one day jessica receives a phone call out ofhe blue from us at sea rescue. the message: the dolphin who was so close to death when she last saw him is alive and well. she packs her bags and comes to gulfport for a very special reunion. jessica is thrilled to see apollo again. he vocalizes and shows her some new moves he's learned. [jessica laughing] e difference is just amazing. when i last saw him, he was blistered and bleeding, and now he looks healthy. he looks strong.

and sam bower. >>> good morning, commissioners and director. [speaker not understood] with the san francisco parks alliance. we're the fiscal sponsor for the friends of kesar triangle. it's a real privilege to be working with this group on this very interesting project that brings kind of a special treatment to this area of golden gate park at kesar triangle. we're really excited about this project because of the great vision that it has to bring some artistic elements and the connection with eco logic design into the park. we feel it is an opportunity to make it a special place and possibly is a model we can use in other parks around the city as well. the great thing is it also builds on activation events that the group has already been doing. we've been able to have some events where we're out in the park enjoying music, blowing bubbles, and the usability of the space will also be greatly increased

check out the video of 13-year-old sam horowitz stepping into manhood in the most epic way we have ever seen. this roughly three-minute-long video of the choreographed bar mitzvah entrance happened last year, but is just now going viral. the dancing, the lights. his mother is not saying how much it cost to pull this all off, but we figure it wasn't bupkis. just sit back and enjoy. ♪ sam horowitz, everybody. absolutely delighted, doing fantastically. what can you say? thank you for watching "street signs," and "closing bell" is next. see you tomorrow. >>> hi, everybody. we enter the final stretch. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo at the new

so, sam, what did you learn?g to me. >> oh. wow, he's some -- a bit of a whiner. >> kind of needy, isn't he? i got to talk to your ma about that. >> speaking of music, i learned this is a great show to come on and talk about your book. cue the music. today when we were talking about this, he played "rocking the suburbs" by ben fold. it was awesome. >> unbelievable. cue is the best. >> i learned we have another photographer in the family. sophie, she's 12. look what happened in the cape cod chronicle. her picture of a bunny. and alex didn't want to show this. he wanted to ruin her day. >> because we're a minute and a half past and chuck todd is the most patient guy of all time. >> sophie, great job! >> sophie, great job. >> good picture! >> while we're at it, look at the picture. >> that's my cat emma. >> if it's way too early, it's "morning joe." stick around for the always patient chuck todd and "the daily rundown" where we learn more about politics in an hour than you'll len

and sam, thank you, jeff miller as well. with that, entertain a motion. >> well, aside from the comment that our general manager is energetic, i would move this forward for approval. and i felt the president's remarks and thank the crane foundation and all those who are involved on this exciting project. >> i second that, commissioner. >> point of clarification before we -- >> sure. >> before we move on this item. i just wanted to have a clearer understanding of the design elements for this project. so, all of these pictures in here that are renderings in here, are all of these -- >> commissioner, clearly speak -- >> yes. first of all, are the design elements finalized or you're still working on refining these? and the other question is the design elements that i see in here, are they already -- i mean, is it set in stone that they will be part of this triangle? just want to get clarification on this. >> well, we have had three public meetings in light of input from the public. so, the location of the path is very well final

sam?is the half chinese chicken salad. 330 calories. only ten grams of fat. what that means is you're going to save 1,040 calories. and 70 grams of fat. >> that's amazing. >> you have to be careful at the salad bars. salad sales are up 50% in the last decade. and no meal on the planet starts out healthier than a salad. >> and you said half. this is a half portion? let's get to chili's boneless buffalo chicken salad, what's the problem? >> 4,720 milligrams of sodium. >> which is the equivalent -- >> 29 1/2 mcdonald's french fries. >> i ate that. >> and you brought cold french fries. i'm going to reheat them for you. >> 29 addresses. sodium equivalent right here. >> can you believe that? >> actually -- >> you're going to eat instead -- you're going to choose the chicken caesar salad. it has 660 calories. but you're saving -- >> yes? >> 3,300 milligrams of sodium. and over 60 grams of fat. >> i just -- >> i know. >> but i know this is the right way to go, dave. >> this is like -- this is the

i didn't say that, sam. >> sentences -- >> i didn't say that, sam.ing other than the picture? i have now been educated by juliana and richard. >> i was wrong for saying you got it wrong. >> you were wrong on every count. >> people who overstate in some respects the importance of the i.d., you're right, it does hit both republicans and democrats. but this law, these laws are also about saying who, you know, putting restrictions on who can vote. for instance, if you don't have certain forms of i.d. but also if you have -- there are talks about putting in forms that if you haven't voted in past elections for a while, you can review your application. >> i think sam said i'm right. >> move on. >> it's really important that we -- okay. let's go to syria. the government in syria has agreed to allow u.n. inspectors to survey the scene of an alleged chemical attack. the inspectors headed out to the site earlier this morning, but u.s. officials call the move too late to be credible. and this morning, there are reports at least two mortars fell near the hotel o

at that point sam revamped the market.stalled a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of our producers that make the food, our staff, those who sell it, and our guests who come and buy and eat the food. and we really feel that we wouldn't exist if it weren't for all three of those components who really support each other. and that's kind of what we work towards every day. >> valley creamery was opened in 2006. the two pastry chefs who started it, chris hoover and walker who is sam's wife, supplied all the pastries and bakeries for the market. they found a space on the block to do that and the ice cream kind of came as an afterthought. they realized the desire for ice cream and we now have lines around the corner. so, that's been a huge success. >>> in 2008, sam started 18 reasons, which is our community and event space where we d

. >>> let's get a check of the weather with sam. sam, i was telling you, i was this akron for the day yesterday, and the amount of rain in the afternoon was unbelievable. i've never seen it like that. >> flood watches are now issued for ohio, west virginia and kentucky. this rain is unlike anything i've ever seen. going on, stretching on for a long period of time. we're going to show you pictures out of waynesville, missouri. with 17 inches of rain in southern parts of missouri since the weekend. new information from emergency managers in hollister, missouri. people have been rescued. flooding rushed in around 4:30 overnight. even businesses and homes that were previously safe during other flash flooding events were in the middle of water they couldn't get out of. so, this is a real issue. it's going to continue today. and look at this. the bull's eye for more rain, kansas city, branson, missouri. it's all in that same area. the folks who just can't take any more rain are getting it. and, by the way, the rain from washington, into b

. >>> and he is sam the man. america's overnight teenage dance sensation, topping youtube this morning. everyone wants to see him strut his stuff. now, he's on "good morning america" doing it for us, live, in times square. >>> and good morning, america. boy, is it heating up in egypt right now. state of emergency in that country as the death toll continues to climb from the clashes between protesters and the military. the u.s. has condemned the crackdown, but there's a real fear now that the violence is going to spread. we'll have a report live from the scene this morning. >>> and also this morning, we have new details breaking on the abduction of hannah anderson. we have the just-released search warrant. they reveal what was happening before she was kidnapped. very disturbing. >> very disturbing stuff. >>> but right now, let's get to the big rains and those tropical storms developing right now. ginger zee, in for sam. >> good morning, guys. we have our eyes are on the tropics because we have tropical depression

sam can move.avish bar mitzvah. >> yeah. >> that's a troupe of professional dancer performing a routine to a song he lives, choreographed, they blew it out for old sammy. >> they did. look at that. >> i love it. >> those gigantic lit up letters as you can see, spell out "sam." according to his mother he was inspired bay cheetah girls conce concert, i don't know what that means. that means something else in atlanta. >> right. >> where i used to live. there's a club down there. anyhow -- >> local knowledge. >> sam can really move. sam can move. here's another story, you may have heard about this, tlc special, i'm just going to lead the title as it stands, it's tlc brought it to us "the man with the 132 pound scrotum" this guy who had a terrible disorder. >> oh, my god. >> wow. >> it was killing him. >> look at that. it just came out of nowhere. >> no way. >> just out of nowhere. got the problem fixed. >> i hate when that happens. he's doing better now. a couple nights ago, jimmy kimmel had josh due m

sam is tracking the very latest for us. sam? >> a 2:00 a.m. flooding. some of the pictures that we're getting from oklahoma. a 2 a.m. flooding site. just some of the rivers if you look at them right now that are popping up in flood zones here, these river gauges 30 of them are in flooding. one of them in southern missouri at its 100-year record. the video is frightening. seemingly coming every night. raging floodwaters in 16 states, after staggering rainfall totals like southern missouri's almost 2 feet of rain in 1 week. overnight, pictures from oklahoma, adding oklahoma city to the list of deadly flash flood tragedies. in mcdonald county, missouri, a 69-year-old woman died after her car was swept off a flooded bridge. in nashville, tennessee, a daring rescue. 5-week-old lauren marlin, saved by first responders from her family's attic after chest-high murky waters invaded their home. her parents, shaken. >> next thing you know we're in the attic, trying to get the baby upstairs. it's hard. it's scary. you don't know what the water's going to do. >> rep

you do it well. >> george and sam. george stole sam's look with the plaid pants and the high heels.t shopping for you. >> really? >> no-go. >> the white tie is a no-go. and ali said you didn't go shopping since the clinton administration. so, i got you a dark tie. i got you great pocket squares. >> i love all of it. >> and the blazer works. >>> sam, save us before the rain comes. give us the weather. >> i've asked the audience. who has pictures of themselves? tell me your name. >> my name is patty french. >> where are you from? >> san diego. >> let me take this picture. wait. did i just close it. >> i can fix it. >> okay. >> this is yours, george. >> there we go. can you see this? there's patty. we're not alone. everyone has these pictures in their past. send them to us. we're just hanging out here by ourselves. let's get to the boards. we're going to start, with a look outside of allentown, pennsylvania. the rain and the flooding that's been going on in that area. to yosemite, the other side. the fires continue to burn in the park area. western weather would lead you to believe tha

. >> more sam horowitz. >> louis, you're getting a little too confident. thank you for that. >>> coming up on "morning joe" a bloody crackdown in egypt leaves hundreds dead and puts the white house between a rock and a hard place. we're going to weigh the administration's response and get a live report from the region straight ahead on "morning joe" and newt gingrich takes aim at his own party with some tough words for republicans who have been speaking out against obama care. we'll show you what he said. >>> also an exclusive interview with new york mayoral candidate christine quinn. we'll ask her about the debate with anthony weiner and a bunch of other stuff. joined the table the reverend al sharpton will be here, chris hayes, john meacham, sam stein. >> wasn't that great how nimble he was on set to pull back and take his bow. >> thanks for that. >> willie's making fun of my fan. that's my number one fan other than my mother. yes. we're going to be back with much more -- >> why? >> because it's hot up in here. >> you want to make your hair look nice. >>

>> sam: [ laughs ] >> alexis: this is amazing. >> sam: i know. >> derek: good news, i hope. >> alexisit's -- it's the best. the donor drive was a success. >> sam: we have a bone-marrow match for danny. >> derek: what? you're kidding. that's amazing! well, how soon can he get the transplant? >> alexis: that depends on you. >> derek: i don't follow. why would scheduling the surgery depend on me? >> alexis: because you're the match. >> derek: me? [ laughing ] i-i'm the match? you -- are you serious? >> sam: the lab tested all the volunteers, and you were the only one who came back as a match. >> derek: but i'm not related to danny or any of you. >> alexis: uh, we know. >> sam: yeah, right. uh, but the doctors did tell us that there is a possibility that anyone could be a match, and that's why we had everyone tested. >> derek: yeah, yeah, but what -- what are the odds of that? >> alexis: 1 in 50,000. that's what the doctors told us. somehow, it's you. >> connie: julian. there was a son named julian. and now he's calling ava? i know what i heard, julian. sonny needs to hear it, too. a.j.,

uh, maxie just had dante and lulu's baby. >> sam: wow. baby came early. >> alexis: is everyone all right? >> felicia: it was a little tense at first, but everything's fine now. >> sam: congratulations. >> mac: thanks. >> alexis: so, you're married and grandparents on the same day. that's... >> felicia: well, technically, we're not the grandparents. >> mac: but we're proud just the same. >> felicia: mm-hmm. >> sam: have you been able to see maxie yet? >> mac: no. but, um, she should be out any minute. >> spinelli: excellent work, maximista. i knew you could do it. i'll see you on the other side. [ machines beeping ] >> dr. chu: she's crashing. >> b.p.'s dropping. heart rate's to 180 and rising. >> dr. chu: she's hemorrhaging. we're losing her. >> maxie: hello? hello? [ scoffs ] rude much? um, not to be demanding, but couldn't i at least get a wheelchair? i did just have my uterus cut open. or am i supposed to cartwheel to recovery? i guess this girl needs more attention than me. wait a minute. she looks kind of familiar. was she in the las

where are you, sam?to tell you is an afternoon in key largo, if you're doing it right, everything floats. let me show you. look at the press group here for lady gaga. look at the crowds across the street in times square. so much so that they're in front of the toys "r" us all the way up. and then look at these gorgeous faces, the folks that have been waiting all day long to see lady gaga. just had a chance to say hi to her as she walked into the studio. she looks fantastic, and you'll see her in just a second. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on this morning that we thought we'd share with you. we'll start with the heat going on into the southwest. scorching in vegas, albuquerque, 92, oklahoma city, 90, as well. in those areas like boise and billings that have been so warm and so hot, i'm going to include redding in this, as well, that it's just -- it's a bad situation with the drought, and it's worse with these numbers. that continues again. also continuing is the rain in the southeast,

but i think sam and carla might talk a little about that afterward. so, the next is some of the plants that will be used [speaker not understood], there are existing [speaker not understood] in the park that will reinforce and we'll plant some new iron wood trees as well. some of the other plantings are shown here. the arbutist will highlight the entryways of the space. strawberry trees, and the plants will be -- the interesting thing is with the new irrigation system, we think that the maintenance, dedicated maintenance work on the park will be dedicated particularly to maintenance of the plants in the park as opposed to moving around hoses to take care of the lawn. so, that concludes my presentation. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, jeff. as we mentioned, in addition to the paths and the additional plantings, the friends of kesar triangle group, they have worked with the community to form the kesar triangle arts coalition. the arts coalition is a volunteer-run advisory and planning group that combines art, ecology, and community engagement

we are back with sam and tara former c.f.o. of crazy eddie sam how are you again fine thank you all right we were just talking about kind of getting into auditor rotation can you explain why this is an important principle well with the people proposing is that companies rotate what it is every several years to get a fresh set of eyes on the books and records of the company. the what profession is opposing it and so are public corporations managements of public corporations from a criminal point of view we hate uncertainty so what are pro taishan would make of criminals job much harder but as a practical point of view when you look at the big four accounting firms where most of the with most of the rotation would be. i mean they constantly fail inspection reports conducted by the p.c.'s let's take like ernst and young fifty one what it's one hundred five errors and fifty one of what it's forty eight percent of their what it's with deficient based upon the two thousand and twelve reports with with or does like that you know it's

right here at sam sachs and you can follow me at english p.-i sam thank you so much for joining me thank you bob. i. i i. i. and it was a cryptic day on prime interest yes the credit for first the cryptocurrency recordings but we just could help ourselves nevertheless the full court press to publicize an institutionalized what was supposed to be anonymous ten ten years and the veil as the process of being lifted from j.p. morgan's commodities market manipulation is you know what they're reporting requirement to shareholders and the public can be out the window on executive order on the president just saying and president our boss or evening it broke down the case of the insolvent bad coming to a movie theater near you know what and probably a year or so and whether it's a true or not that overthrow egyptian president morsi it continues to be a bit of a mystery thanks for watching and please come back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest i'm perry i'm boring have a great. am i grew up near the air base. i dreamed of becoming a pilot ever si

sam, you crunched the numbers every which way.ou know every single aspect of the numbers, crunched them all. what do they say? >> turn this into a cereal, captain crunch of numbers. they say right now, maybe today ended up being the bottom of the pull back or most recent weakness because markets, what we find, prices lead fundamentals, and as the first guest said, you know, the syria thing is out for quite some time, as phil minged, and, yeah, there's worries about -- charles: why say that? the volume, way we bounce back? why is today an inflection point other than the fact we bounced in >> quoting the chief technician, and his feeling is that when he looks to retracement level of levels, trend lines, support levels, reading the charts of investors' sentiments, he says because we went down and touchedded the 1627 level, that was important from a technical perspective, that maybe if that was all that we got, then that's probably the end for this pull back, and that the market then starts to go back towards the higher level. charles

well, thanks, sam. i appreciate this experiment. so, typically how long would you leave the patient, uh, lying in this tube? guys? guys? hello? hello? pogue: like the nano-scale transistors that came before them, nanobees get their power from their tiny size. but nanobees and other emerging nano technologies go even further. wickline: so this is where melittin is made. pogue: nanobees are part of a new breed of small materials that self-assemble. no need for big complicated machinery to make nanobees. put the right ingredients together in the right conditions and they make themselves. this revolution in medicine, working at the tiniest of scales, would never have been possible without the revolution in electronics that preceded it. both are transforming our world and our lives at an astonishing speed. as we see the power in this new ability to design and build atom by atom, there may be no more important goal in the science of materials than mastering the art of making stuff smaller. biodegradable plastics... we've gone from this to