not a thing. >> fat shaming is definitely a thing. >> shame people who have bad habits [ bleep ]. >>to comments every single day all over my social media of people telling me to go kill myself. >> hash tag, i love myself. >> the 380 pound reality star posting her own response to the viral video, dear fat people, which has had 25 million views. >> i counterfeit into a store. that's discrimination. no, that means you're too fat. >> whitney told us she's worried about the video's impact on kids. >> there's a shift in the social conscienceness of the way we're responding to these kinds of things. the backlash also means we're having that shift for fat people. >> whitney shares her journey in the second season of my big fat fabulous life. she's not using it as an excuse. >> i'm going it. >> you haven't lived in a fat body, you just don't really know what it's like. getting on a bike to me it seems like an insurmountable feat. of course with my best friend at my side, it became an accomplishment. it's fabulous. >> whitney also learned she is prediabetic. this season, it's all about learnin

lisa: are you loser shaming right now? >> sure. or just tourist shaming.huh. >> that's another group of people who should feel a lot more shame with the fanny packs and the subway traffic. lisa: we go hand and hand and greet some of them in time square. >> this neighborhood is awful this time of year. >> depending how you look at it. >> no. it's impossible to move around. everybody moving so slowly. this is new york. move quicker. >> the more people who see this, the better. lisa: i saw a dead raccoon in the middle of 6th avenue, explain that. >> a dead raccoon? . lisa: no. i just made that pick up thank you so much. >> thank you. lisa: a lovely night had by all. i'll speak for everyone. and coming up aaron's brother built a $100 million clubbing empire. life is good. the story behind their manifestly successful company and how you can make $100 million next. plus school is back and i've got tips to keep your kids focused and on track and away from the drugs and the voodoo. lisa: hi. welcome back. brothers john and jacobs started their business in 1994 wit

nick coal arbor, i'm looking at you. >> fat shaming is not a thing. >> fat shaming is definitely a thing. it's alive and world. >> shame people who have bad habits [ bleep ]. >> i wake up to comments every single day all over my social media of people telling me to go kill myself. >> hash tag, i love myself. >> the 380 pound reality star posting her own response to the viral video, dear fat people, which has had 25 million views. >> i counterfeit into a store. that's discrimination. no, that means you're too fat. you should stop eating. >> whitney told us she's worried about the video's impact on kids. however pleased by the discussion it prompted. >> there's a shift in the social consciousness of the way we're responding to these kinds of things. the backlash also means we're having that shift for fat people. and for that, i can only say thanks, sister. >> whitney shares her journey in the second season of my big fat fabulous life. much of her weight gain is atranscripted to polly cystic ovarian syndrome. she's not using it as an excuse. >> you haven't lived in a fat body, you just don'

i don't think shaming really helps people.ever, as he watched the clip the comedian was he had can tiff and informative and corollary between obesity and overweight and hypertension and heart disease and diabetes. if she wanted to like my colleague just mentioned, to just be plain mean, like a lot of comedians who want to be funny maybe not just mean, she didn't have to mention all the science around obesity and corollaries to things that could end someone's life. i thought she was pretty even-handed even as a comedienne doing what she did. >> she didn't really mention science. she said obesity, if it's a disease and being shopaholic is disease and made a lot of jokes along that frame. and you know -- >> but she also mentioned diabetes, right? >> she mentioned -- one or two facts. in there there was a lot of misinformation. >> as a comedienne she shouldn't have to mention -- >> i am speaking there. are a lot of met billionic processes that make weight loss difficult. sheave didn't mention anything like that. made it seem like

. >> including shaming them. that's next on news 4. minimum. >>> new tonight. neighbors on one staten island street are fed up with drivers treating their road like a racetrack. >> so they're hoping a little social media shaming will get them to change their ways. it's on a one-mile stretch of greeley avenue. news 4's marc santia is in the midland beach section to explain. marc? >> reporter: gus, neighbors here reached out to news 4. they said they were tired of all the speeding, so they were ready to take matters and cell phones into their own hands. >> they go so fast. they don't stop. >> reporter: utter the word speeding on great dealy avenue on staten island, and you'll get an earful. >> the car that came through my cfence, you want to know about that one or the car that came down here and wiped out my two cars. >> when we were young, we used to play football, be able to play football on the street. now you can't even walk on it. >> reporter: just how bad is it? the speed limit is 25 miles per hour. we watched this digital speed sign installed by the city a

fat shaming is not a thing. that's a race card with no race. fat shaming is alive and well. >> who came up with that? that's brilliant. shame people who have bad habits on [ bleep ]. >> i up to comments every single day all over my social media of people telling me to kill myself. >> what about, just, like,wake #i love myself, or #i'm worth it or #my cat doesn't judge me. the reality star posts her response to the viral video about fat people that had 25 million views. >> i couldn' >>to the store, that's discrimination. >> meaning you're too fat. stop eating. >> she said she's worried about the video's impact on kids, but she's pleased by the discussion it's prompted.t get there's a shift in the social, the way we respond to theseu things, so to see the backlash means we're having a >> shift for fat people, and so that i can only say thanks, sister. >> whitney's shared her journey in the second season of "my big fabulous life," weight gain attributed to a syndrome, but it's not an excuse. >>fat hold me. >> ready? >> if you have not l in a fat b

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and this idea that shaming us will make us behave better is just ludicrous. jummy: she says she's not backing down from her comments and said youtube shut down her account for a bit. now she's accused them of censorship. switching back to our local weather, the heat and humidity are ramping up this noon. doug hill will be back with our final look at the forecast when we come back after the break. jummy: more on the forecast today at 4:00, another warm day. [dramatic music] ♪ >> yo! yo! yo, yo, yo! hey! i'm terry crews. welcome to millionaire, including all of you out there who watch my other show brooklyn nine-nine. [cheers and applause] our first contestant routinely warms up the teeth and the tongue with vocal exercises. he should be ready to answer lots of questions today. from glendale, new york, please welcome peter sanzone! [cheers and applause] >> pleasure to meet you. >> hi, peter. how you doing? >> doing good. >> come on over here. >> thank you. >> now, being that i have to be very vocal all the time, do you have any exercises you could show me that'

here's a look. >> fat shaming is not a thing. fat people made that up. card with no race. yeah but i couldn't fit into a store. that's discrimination. no, that means you're too fat and you should stop eating. >> arbour said she intended to be funny when she made the video but it sparked a major backlash online with her opponents pointing to fat shaming as a real thing. >> he she claims youtube took down the video. she called her video satire. it's unclear if the video was taken down by youtube or arbour herself in a bid for attention. >> the video has been seen by tens of millions of people online. >>> we're turning now to. >> your favorite. >> it's not my favorite. one direction. the popular boy band known for their close relationship with their young fans but torchbearers of proper grammer. >> yeah. you can add that on your list at a recent concert, harry styles pointed out a fan's sign in the crowd and called for it to be brought up on stage to write on it. >> it turns out he corrected it with the grammatically challenged fan sharing it here on twitte

but he infused his men with the concept that we cannot surrender, we'll shame our country, we'll shame our emperor. so his core group of fighter pilots who included some of the best surviving fighter pilots japan had -- and they had some of the few surviving excellent fighter planes japan had -- decided that they would not go along with the surrender, and they would attack any allied aircraft that showed up over japan. down the road the mood was somewhat different. there were fighter pilots there, people who were some of the best known japanese pilots of world war ii. they decided that they would resist for a different reason. they saw it as a question of national sovereignty. japan had not surrendered yet. no surrender had been signed. so they saw it as a question of defending the sovereign air space until the country surrendered. so they also decided that they would attack any allied aircraft that looked to be hostile. an important thing to remember here is that in both of the atomic bombings at that point in japan, they'd been conducted by two aircraft, both of them b-29s on each oc

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. >>> internet video star is claiming she was kicked off youtube for fat shaming. >> nick cole arbourubject of her scorn, people overweight entitled dear fat people. >> fat shaming is not a thing. fat people made that up. that's a race card with no race. yeah, but i couldn't fit into a store. that's discrimination. ah, nope, that means you're too fat and you should stop eating. >> arbour says it was meant to be funny but it sparked a major backlash on line with her critics pointing to fat shaming as a very real thing. >> she claims youtube took down the video but remains unclear if she took it down herself in a bid for more attention. >> shocking she'd want more attention. >>> finally a crazy scene starring a bunny rabbit during last night's -- nice, during last night's monday night football game in canada. this was at the game between the edmonton eskimos and calgary stampeders. >> that bunny got on the field and ran practically the entire length of it but the high much light was, well, it soared into the air. >> look at that. >> it climbed several feet off the ground before coming d

men need to hear from other men that there's no shame in asking for help.e powerful. it makes you stronger to be able to ask for help. >> pastor lee, men do -- they do need to hear the message from other men. >> well, as men, we've been trained in this society to suck it up. whatever i heard -- we've been told not to show our pain. if a young woman or little girl gets a boo-boo, she can cry and go to daddy. if a boy, you know, his arm is chopped off, they're like, suck it up, walk it off, walk it off. it's even worse around mental pain. we're dealing with things, grappling with things that mostly are mentally -- we're told to be that man, to suck it up, to show the strong face. so this is being able to talk to brothers about mental health issues are not something you need to suck up. but you need to get the care you need in the same way that if you're dealing with any other sickness. if you have a cold or flu, you go and get what is needed to help you with that, and it's the same with mental health issues. >> ms. allen-herring? >> we certainly believe that

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school to know this is really outrageous, really not consistent with american values and really shameful. i would like to know what dr. carson would say to the third grade girl who is muslim but who stands up in class every morning and says the pledge of allegiance and explain to her why she can't think of herself as in his view, as a possible president of the united states. it's just wrong. and other republican candidates

and the world meeting of families calls it shameful. adds selling tickets for the papal events for hundreds and even thousands of dollars. >> they don't want them sold. >> but they also said there is nothing they can do about it. >> reporter: the nbc 10 investigators go undercover to meet sellers and hear their deals. how much are you looking for? >> $250 each. $1,000 for the four. >> reporter: we look at if selling the tickets is against any policies or laws. >> not looking to make $500 or $1,000, i think it's ridiculous that people would do it. but i don't think there is nothing anything wrong with it. >> reporter: for tegt vrs, i'm mitch blocker, nbc 10 news. >>> forget the fall today, one parish held a date gate in honor of the pope. they hosted this pope tailgate

shame on you. she is running for her life.fe and you're earning money for it. is she human? and that photographer should be charged with assault. criminal act. criminal charges are, indeed, possible. the woman being shamed on line has not commented. >> hey, that does it for us. thanks for watching. our coverage continues from cnn in atlanta next. >> this is big. like big, big. at&t and drekts tv are now one. which means you can watch movies while you're on the move. sitcoms, while you sit on those. and even fargo, in fargo! you can check out water-cooler worthy tv at the water cooler. yeah! flip between the fight, the game, and the ballet you didn't want to go to. binge, while you lose weight! channel surf while you surf. and enjoy a good cliffhanger while you hang from a... why am i yelling? the revolution will not only be televised. the revolution will be mobilized. introducing the all in one plan. only from directv and at&t. ♪usic: "another sunny day" by belle and sebastian ♪ ♪ such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life sh

. >> shame on doctor carson. shame on any person who spews such evil rhetoric. >> he needs to be removed from the presidential race because his opinions are will not in line with the constitution. >> carson is not shying away he's doubling down clarifying his comments on "hannity." >> shame on doctor carson. shame on any person who spews such hateful rhetoric. >> we ask carson to withdraw from the race. >> here's what doctor carson said on "hannity." he said if someone has a muslim background and clearly would swear to place our constitution above religion then of course they will be considered infidel and her ticks but heretics but least he would support them because they would let the constitution rule over them. the constitution ruling comes days after donald trump sparked outrage for not correcting a town hall questioner who called president obama a nonamerican muslim. heather. >> thank you very much. many expected governor scott walker to be a decider in had the presidential race. he didn't live up to the hy

, shameful incident of fakery? in the water, dead sea life sinking to the bottom all around me. you've got to be pretty immune to the world to not see some kind of obvious metaphor. i've never had a nervous breakdown before, but i tell you from the bottom of my heart, something fell apart down there and it took a long, long time after the end of this damn episode to recover. ♪ ♪ >> no need to boil. we'll be ready without it. [ speaking foreign language ] >> raw clams, abalone and a heart-warming beach scene surrounded with a gaggle of curious and hungry kids. it was at this point about the only possible way for ture to redeem himself. you'll notice, i'm not there. i'm sitting in a nearby cafe pounding one negrone after another in a smoldering, miserable rage. our evening meal will be at ture's place which is just up the hill in turmina, but by the time dinner rolls around, i'm ripped to the [ muted ]. did i mention it's my birthday? i've had three hours bobbing around on a pitching boat, a couple more hours getting

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shame on you! shame on you! >> jimmy says he knows he gets under the skin of law enforcement and government officials. but on this day he finds out the hard way, it's risky business. as he strolls down a new york city sidewalk on a nice spring afternoon, he sees several city vehicles parked illegally and decides to film them. but the man he's filming becomes increasingly agitated. >> this van, this one, and all the other vans belong to the city, the board of education. >> oh, okay. >> so all of us were told to park here. >> who told you to park here? because it's a "no standing anytime" zone. >> the board of education employee isn't standing for any more of jimmy's backtalk. >> man, get out of my face. >> you're parked on the sidewalk. >> come on, man. >> get off my camera. >> who you work for? get out of my face, man. come on. stop! >> and when the dust settles, jimmy's camera is broken. how can a video vigilante work without a camera? so when the board of education asks him what they can do to fix the situatio

are you guys familiar with these dog-shaming websites?ht laughter ] if you're not familiar, here's how this works. people take a picture of their dog looking guilty next to a little sign that says what the dog did. like, here is an example, "i like to hide tennis balls around the house." [ light laughter ] you know, pretty cute, right? here's another one, "i eat my daddy's wooden furniture." [ light laughter ] all right, adorable but these are all minor offenses. after searching around the internet we found some websites featuring dogs that have done much, much worse things. we'd like to show them to you now in a segment we call, "extreme dog shaming." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: all right, let's look at our first dog. [ audience aws ] aw, he looks pretty cute. i can't imagine he'd do anything too bad. "i stand and text at the top of the subway stairs." [ laughter ] bad dog. bad -- just stand on -- move out of the -- ugh. [ light laughter ] who do we have next? [ audience aws ] oh, i like this guy. "i try bathing suits on at the st

they have no shame. it's to the american people's fault if we let them back in and have control of our foreign policy again. >> marco rubio, sitting at the foot of the bed, entertaining him, really outrageous what he says. he says every single thing so sheldon will like it. >> yep. >> thank you very much, dana and david and joy. heavyweight group. >>> coming up, now that hillary clinton issued a formal apology for using a private e-mail server, i want to know, me, is there anything to it? is there even a possibility of a smoking gun? or is it just a cloud of smoke from her enemies? >>> plus, with less than 500 days of his presidency, president obama is having one ever the strongest second terms in history. it's clear it will be a tough act to follow. >>> and stephen colbert's late show, i stayed up for it, with a delightful takedown of the man leading the republican field, donald trump. >> and the ringing endorsement democrats continue to give to president obama seven years in. this is "hardball," the pl

francis says he's overwhelmed with shame by the actions of some priests. >> translator: god weeps. >> reporter: promising all would be held accountable. does this close the door on the sex abuse scandal here in the u.s.? this scandal is a long way from being closed. there's so much healing that has to happen. >> reporter: a pope went to a prison, telling some 100 inmates he comes as a pastor and brother, greeten each one personally, encouraging them to get back on the right road. for thousands attending mass, today patience is a virtue. >> those items cannot go. >> reporter: to survive the epic security lines or epic road trips. was it worth it? >> oh, yeah. >> 500 students from notre dame endured a 13-hour bus ride. >> reporter: what do you want most out of this experience? >> i feel like getting to know mo are about him, getting to know more about what he wants from us. >> reporter: ought on the 80-plus acre site in the middle of the city. the jumbotron is the way many will sigh, and for some that's just fine. being here is the important thing,

mill, poor fellow, is terribly cut up, carlyle said to his wife after the shamed philosopher finally left. we must endeavor to hide from him how very serious this business is for us. sure enough, the next day carlyle sent mill a most gracious note. you left me last night with a look which i shall not soon forget, he wrote. is there anything that i could do or suffer or say to alleviate you? for i feel that your sorrow must be far sharper than mine. courage, my friend. a note from mill offering generous compensation for the lost labor crossed carlyle's. and though the historian gratefully accepted, this still remained the unimaginable task of rewriting. the author was convinced he couldn't do it. i remember and can still remember less of it than anything i ever wrote with sump toil, he wrote -- with such toil, he wrote. it is gone, and so were his notes which he had already destroyed. nevertheless, he forged through. surely the most leaden, discouraging, all but inuntil rabble task i ever to do as he related to his brother. and his inspiration eventually came direct and flamingly from

antwan: what about the shaming thing that's been going on? >> public shaming. antwan: what is that about? and the internet and you have celebrities who are out there doing great things and someone might say something about them and then it triggers that hold thing. it's just not good. we have to stop it. antwan: let's talk about blue shirt day and bullying awareness. >> we actually started that seven years ago and it's gone global. what we do on the first monday of october we ask everyone to go blue and to make that the day that bullying prevention is heard around the world. antwan: when you were here before we talk about it and that always gets a huge reception. we know your web site you have pictures and things like that. have you heard from one kid who has written back to say this changed my life or do you hear those stories? >> we devious what happens a lot of this will sadly sweep this issue under the rug so it gives kids a voice on this particular day and they are so excited to do that. we have had so many kids come to us to say this really helped us and

when you body shame anyone, you are dragging people down.takes a step toward political correctness taking it down a darker path. kennedy: hey there. you know i love ucla and adore the regions. the knewregions. the knew systemwide statement of principles against intolerance hurts my feelings. i cancer of free speech limitation spreading to society, and there are too few oncologists brave enough to battle the disease. it sounds inclusive and inviting put is vaguely naÏve considering how easy it is to offend someone on a college campus. strong, loud disagreements, when do you cross the boundary from informed passion to all out andall-out intolerance. a very narrow definition of acceptable speech limits. if you brought in the definitions, who can matriculate without getting kicked out? boring and the box automatons who devour prepackaged academic socialism as radical fact. and these are horrible people who will someday confiscate your social security. the new edict prohibits depicting or articulating a view of ethnic or racial groups is less amb

something that happened to you. [ indiscernible ] >> so there is no shame and stigma.ickly. i hope we are at a tipping point and this is a water shed moment. we are seeing this momentum and i heard all your viewers who watched the movie get informed and make this something thing past that we can say we took it on and it is not as much of a problem anymore. >> i watched the lady gaga video and 2 minutes in i had to stop it. it was very in your face and at first i started thinking how can you do this but then it got me thinking, that is what they want. they want you to have that reaction. >> we reported on the san francisco da and police chief partnering up with campus police to stream line the process. so when victims report the crime it is an easy process, there is clear protocols, 50% of college sexual assaults will happen during the red zone, between labor day and thanksgiving. around this time. >> you can find out more about the documentary on www.ktvu.com. click on the web links. >>> other headlines, president obama is threatening more sanctions against china for a

the character of our nation and if we will not stand up and force the president to veto this bill, shame on us. >> the videos do not show the graphic scenes she described and no tax-payer dollars pay for abortions at planned parent hood. that's not stopping ted cruz to go as far as shutting down the government to veto the organization. >> we need to stop surrendering and start standing for our principl principles. complied? >> the poll traced today's con fliktss in the middle east back to george w. bush, the war in iraq and the overthrow of the government there. >> iran is now stronger because hue sane is gone. when we complain about the iranians, you need to remember that the iraq war made it worse. >> donald trump slammed jeb bush's slamming of the iraq war. >> his administration gave us barack obama because it was such a disaster. >> as it relates to my brother, i know he kept us safe. i don't know if you remember, donald, do you remember the rubble? the firefighter with his arms around it? he sent a clear signal that the united states would be strong and fight islamic terrorism and h

it is wrong she shamed him. that's over the top. you either ignore him or write a message say you shouldn't do that. i just met you tonight. you are attractive. >> we have to bleep that. >> i said hey, you look really nice. that dress is pretty. was that weird that i said that or are you cool with that? >> that was not weird. we were in person and it was fine, but there are plenty of places on-line for complimenting a woman's looks and linked in is not one of them. >> it made me think. this is why i can't have a real job. i hang out with dudes and we don't think about it. people met us and say you are the nicest guys we ever met. we are killers, but we are really nice. i don't even think -- i just love it. >> people feel that way about jeffrey domer. >> i mean personally i love a good murderer. that's totally my type. >> i don't think about it. if i see somebody i say wow you look nice. >> i was fine with it. >> unlike twitter and facebook and other sites that are mainly used for sexual harassment they are professional. >> what i lo

shame, shame, shame! [applause].are familiar with what i do, i recently accepted an assignment who are lobbying the group and public policy group, i want to make it clear to you what one of our first acts will be. we know who the 50 some senators were that allowed this iran deal to go through. we have told them, and and we will tell them often they are now hostages whether they realize it or not to the ayatollah. when he does what he always does, sponsor terrorism, threaten israel, kill american soldiers, we are going to go into the states of those senators and remind their constituents that it was their vote on that terrible treaty that allowed these things to happen. we believe when we do that, those senators will get the early retirement they so deserve. [applause]. ladies and gentlemen, this is what the world looks like without america. this is what america looks like when it has been ripped away from its judeo-christian roots. we have a bunch of, i think pretty darn good candidates. fight for your guy, or lady.

the rest of countries are being shamed into sharing the burden. country knows more than any other about intolerance and where all this could lead. >> woodruff: next, while many americans enjoyed a day off today, those eyeing the white house or already working there, took the chance to speak to voters. it's a holiday that historically kicked off the race for the white house in the year before the election. but this labor day, with almost two-dozen candidates already running hard, it was another day on the trail. republican scott walker, who gained national headlines a few years ago by taking on organized labor as governor of wisconsin, took to twitter to stand out from the pack, writing: "in wisconsin, people have the freedom to choose if they want to be in a labor union or not. that's pro-worker! president obama's not running. but he fired back, without naming them, at walker and new jersey governor chris christie. at a boston rally, he took some of his most direct swipes yet at the republican field. >> one candidate, he is bragging about how he d

pope francis shameful and culpable silence. it is our duty to stop the arms trade. >> despite the show of unity in front of the pope,or had francis left congress than those on the both sides of the political divide began pulling his speech apart. their aim -- to prove he supported them. even the pope cannot stop businesses usual in washington. brett: we spoke with our religious affairs correspondent earlier, and i asked about hope francis a political message to congress. -- about pope francis sending a political message to congress. >> for him ultimately in his understanding, there's no divide between his lived faith and his commitment to other human beings. if you are committed to other human beings, you are committed to them in a real way. as a christian, he thinks -- not simplistic christian, as a human being, the measure of your humanity, the measure of the degree to which you are a human being is the way that you treat the most vulnerable fellow human beings. it is very significant, after the speech, which is being hailed