>> hello, everyone, i'm eric shaun. >> this embassy take over occurring just over a month after the -- between 2 arrival militias in it also could echo the islamist takeover, that as you know, killed ambassador stevens and three great americans. for more on this developing story, let's go to connor powell who's live in jerusalem. >> this appears to be a u.s. residential diplomatic compound, that was evacuated in late july, when the violence in tripoli was starting to heat up. today a commander for the dawn of libya militia told the associated press that the islamic group took control of the vicinity, that group even posting a video online of its fighters playing in a swimming pool in that come pound. the u.s. ambassador who is not in country right now, said the video appears to show the u.s.

most of the children are from the ethnic minority and they speak the shaun language this is the firstearning written script in school. >> i'm a farmer and after teaching i go back to the field. >> reporter: she learned how to read and write in an monistary previously the only place one could do so. it has not been all that easy finding people for the program and the committee which trains teachers for a week has managed to recruit about 30 people. after the military took part in the early 1960s bermise was the only language taught in state schools but the 2008 constitution ensured that ethnic minorities could learn their own culture and language. and change is taking place in classrooms in shaun state and language lessons start at dawn and go on for 90 minutes. the children get a break before regular schooling resumes. they are also here on weekends but don't seem to mind the extra hours. >> translator: i am a shaun and i want to master my own language and this is an honor for my community. >> reporter: the shaun culture and literature committee, a self-funded organization runs the pr

we brought you the news of an australian sheep named shaun. shaun was found in it has mania.y thought he might be the woolliest sheep in the world. they thought that fleece could be a world record. it's all come off now. it was quite a task, quite a weight as well. it came in 23 kilos. that was below the world record. he not only did lose his wonderful fleece but all his dignity when you look at him left in the state of shock. no doubt trembling in the relative cold. poor old shaun. >>> of course we've got plenty more for you on the main stories. i should remind you of our main story this hour. the president of ukraine poroshenko has cancelled his trip to turkey to hold an emergency meeting with the security council to describe what he calls russian invasion of his country. pro russian separatists in eastern ukraine reported to have seized a coastal town. thanks for watching bbc world news. i missed so many workouts, my treadmill started to dress better than i did. the problem was the pain. hard to believe, but dr. scholl's active series insoles reduce shock by 40% and give y

i'm eric shaun. >>> thanks for watching. sunday house call is coming up next.sitivity to light and sound, even nausea. excedrin migraine works. you know your dunlike natural teeth. try new fixodent plus true feel. the smooth formula helps keep dentures in place. it's free of flavors and colorants. for a closer feeling to natural teeth. fixodent. and forget it. >>> hello, time now for sunday house call. >> joining us this sunday as he does every sunday, dr. mark s h seagal. >> and the chairman and professor and chief of robotics surgery. >> gentlemen, great to see you. just a few more days before classes start trough the country. parents are making -- everything for your kids to do well in the classroom. it's also a good time

. >> thanks very much, eric shaun now more with general jack keane and you heard eric's reporting, do you think it was a mistake to pull the troops out of iraq, could this most recent upset have been avoided? >> well, to a certain degree it could have been avoided, certainly the 2011 presidential decision to remove all our troops, what that denied us, maria is the opportunity for the al qaeda who admitted defeat in 2008 and 2009 because of a surge, when they raise their head again, we would have pounced on them with our counter terrorism forces, also we would train and grow the iraqis. the second key decision in 2012, when isis had moved into syria, clinton, petraeus, the secretary of defense all recommended to president obama to train the syrian army who was the only one that wanted to engage isis, the president said no. in june of this year, when isol moved into mosul so rapidly and surprising most everybody because of the collapse of the iraqi army, maliki desperately asked for air strike assistance and we denied that. if we had been pounding isis for the last two months, i guarant

i call this one "the robox." >>> from america's news headquarters, i'm eric shaun.ere are some of the other stories that are making headlines at this hour. >>> fresh off being hammered by a tropical storm, hawaii is now bracing for hurricane julio. fortunately the worst of julio is expected to miss the state. meteorologists expect the storm to pass between 150 and 200 miles north of hawaii and that's a distance that should keep julio's widespread winds away from the island. tony stu wart will not race in new york, just hours after a trj tragedyics incident. two competitors collided on a track and that blue out a tire on ward's car. after that ward exited his vehicle apparently a walking towards the track to show his displeasure with stewart. a local sheriff indicated that stewart has been fully cooperative and is not being investigated as a criminal matter after the other drive was struck. >>> the doctors will be in, dr. siegel will join us for sunday house call at 12:30 eastern. i'm eric shaun and back to "sunday morning futures with s maria. >>> welcome back a jud

shaun parcells, thank you so much. we appreciate your time. let's go back to michelle kaczynski in the white house briefing room. we're expecting president obama to come out in fewer than two minutes. michele, the president hasn't had much of a vacation. he's been doing some golfing here and there, but his time has got to have been preoccupied with the crisis in iraq as well as the tensions here in ferguson. >> right, definitely. the white house said that. he had a week away and he went golfing several times, went to a birthday party, participated in some other social events, dinners with friends but we know that daily, he's been briefed on both situations you mentioned. so now we expect to hear about iraq likely first but we do know that the president will address the situation in ferguson, missouri. what we don't know exactly is if he'll take questions. we don't know if he's going to go further than the statement and the type of statement we've already heard from him as well as attorney general eric holder. but we should hear from him in les

shaun as he's been nicknamed was found by farmers when he wandered on their land.lieved to be living in the wild the last six years. farmers who took him in decided to shave off his fleece to see if he could break the world record for the woolliest animal. the weight of his coat fell just short. >> now we can concentrate on making sure he's well and survives. >> the record is held by the late sheep from neighboring new zealand. he had wool taken off his body. owners say the sheep has a lot to adjust to. with the wool out of his eyes, shaun's future looks great. >>> if that a isn't enough animal news for you, here's a going from california that's set a new world record for sprinting on his front legs. he ran five meters on his front paws in 7.76 seconds. he's a pomeranian. he holds the record for a dog running 10 meters on his hind legs. now you know. >>> let's just bring you some breaking news as we end this. we learn that nato believes that well over 1,000 russian troops are operating inside ukraine. that's from nato military officer by roiters. that from nato rel

shaun, sorry about that. >> well, you know, don, you read the president's statement on the passing of robin williams not too long ago. he called robin williams one of a kind. and he said that this was a profound loss for everybody out there. what the president said about robin williams was true. he was really one of a kind. nobody could do an interview like robin williams could do an interview. he just had such an infectious personality. and he just lit up that room. just so very, very talented. this man who is an oscar winner and had all these awards. still, was a very humble man. we just saw a picture of him that was taken not long ago. just a couple weeks ago where he looked very frail. just not, there wasn't that light in his eyes anymore. and as i said, just previously to you, it's time for us to start reaching out and making sure people are okay. now, robin williams is definitely somebody who we knew could mask the pain because when he got in front of that camera, it lit up. but i really think it's time that we start making sure that people, you know, that we start checking on p

i think the mid-market neighborhood is shaun showing you it works one person helping to drive that change was, of course, mayor ed lee who years ago saw what this neighborhood could become i want to turn it over to mayor ed lee (clapping) >> well, thank you very much good evening, everyone. this looks like a partying countryside here. well, first of all, i want to express my just enthusiasm for tonight there's a lot of things to celebrate my how things change but a week and a half ago i was in your pride parade and going down market and saw the whole building of speculators and, of course, this 1019 thank you firing wonderful contribution and i was watching how the prideful of participation and thank you upper part of making that parade so wonderful. i have so many others to thank there's tiny groups supervisor kim and i rejoice in the opportunity every time we come together there's more partners and community-based organizations that join up there's more volunteers that have the spirit where i think zendesk has led and upper a by the way, it was not turny it was zendesk that signed up fi

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his dad, shaun, is a musician.down in the studio listening to tracks, and he said all the sudden, ethan just ponies up to the microphone and starts doing the abcs metal style. >> oh, his abcs. ♪ abcdefghijklmnop ♪ qrstuvwxyz >> they've been working with him, and they by fluke got this one-time performance. >> he's good. he has a future in the death heavy metal. >> if he continues down this path and becomes a heavy metal artist, keep the name ethan. ♪ >>> you know what's really a bad idea? what this guy in this video did. that definitely did not go as planned. this guy just thought he would jump off this thing here. not exactly a bridge. it's a fixture over a body of water. >> not a diving board. >> for sure. >> either looses balance or changes his mind at the last minute, and then -- >> oh, no. >> tries to hold on, cant, fall, and when he does, one of the legs touches one of the bars. >> oh. >> that was a rusty bar. >> what happened? >> i think i scraped on that board. >> ripped through the britches. >> i got to sa

he went on a hunger strike until his release in shaun. abdullah al-shami credits his release to pressure on the shone government. >> if it was not because of the support of people for this aspect, the freedom of the press, it wouldn't have been possible for me to get out of gaol. looking at the fact that so many others on hunger strike in egypt, and people have been detained every day. the support i saw, locally and globally, and what has gone on for me before and my colleagues is as up toing and as well -- astounding, and we need to see that it's not only our colleagues, but we have freelancers, photographers, local journalists, fixers who have been detained on that day, and are in prison up until now. >> al jazeera is demanding the release of three other journalists who have been imprisoned in egypt. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed were falsely accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. in june mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste were given 7-year sentences. baher mohamed had an extra three years because he

you and shaun used to anchor together. >> can i say one thing?i want to get shaun in here quickly though. >> okay, quick. i'm getting texted from people all over hollywood and a lot of other people. three of them have thanked you for doing the show. they said they were considering suicide. these are the things out there. this is what we need to do. this is information. there is a way out. there is a solution. people please, think about things. get help. >> i'm so glad you're saying that. we had dr. drew on earlier who that, it will pass. people need to know that. even in your darkest hour, it will pass and people are there to help you and i think they said that you don't, depression wants to get you alone in a dark room. that's the one thing it wants to do. >> it doesn't have to happen. it does, but you can arrest it. and god is real. god is with you. higher power, god, whatever. you don't have to. for those people seconding me those, hang in there. >> what do we do so we're not having a conversation like this again. especially when it come to st

this is weekend edition i'm shaun robinson. the big news this weekend is that bieber a fight. orlando threw a punch at justin bieber at club in spain but the fight didn't end there with justin using social media to hit back. bieber let this picture do the talking unleashing instagram orlando crying. photo which he deleted then rae posted orlando emotional at debut in romeo and juliette on broadway. comes after bieber sposdly taunted say hi to miranda for me referring to his ex-wife model miranda ker. with miranda the cause of the altercation the "new york post"had some fun with the headline curse according to the post bloom never looked at her the same after miranda and justin supposedly got flirty at the fashion show in 2012. at that time her lawyer reportedly responded to the rumor with a letter denying that justin and miranda hooked up calling the story false and defamatory. in

. >>> hello, i'm eric shaun and this is time for "sunday house call." joining us is dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of radiology and chief of robotic surgery. >> and mark siegel, nyu's lang medical center and author of "the secret code of sickness and health." >> we want to start here, so the centers for disease control stepping up its response to the growing ela

i'm a smalltime rancher so when i was interviewing shaun i said what about people like me? i have 40 acres and when it's legal in mexico i will plant 20 or 30 seed oil. wait, talk to the hand. if you are under 1000 acres you are a hobby farmer. spoken like the manitoba raised guide. that's how they do about there. that's how you do it in nebraska and north dakota -- north dakota and probably eastern colorado. that's fantastic and fine. i'm doing the math here. this is not anything other than what people are declaring in their tax returns in canada. canadian farmers are profiting $300 per acre of hemp so it's a minimum 1000 acres at 300-dollar profit per acre, okay feel free to change this world by buying hemp -- "hemp bound" by the million but that's more than cumulatively made book sales. farmers are making that on one year's crop. i don't think you could do with a thousand acres. a great ohio hamster was doing everything to get hemp oil to people told me don't let people say it's got to be a mega-crop billion-dollar industry. you have a network of farms in the community g

this is weekend edition i'm shaun robinson. heidi and seal.ori and dean and maybe nick and mariah. a lot of evidence to suggest that when star say i do again, it is soon followed by now i don't. >> he plans on giving me some more present probably like one a day for the next three years. >>reporter: happy pair before the rumor began. nick reportedly confirmed today they have been living in separate houses for few months. the he has been rat vow renewal is the blame. last year neck and mariah shut down disneyland for the april 30 anniversary. mariah posted vine video of elaborate fairy tale like renewal ceremony with prince and princess outfit and karen complete with twins and little rock and row but this april they only posted low key instagram photo of them posing privately as family. marriage trouble rumor quickly followed. >> it's honest and it's real and it's not about everybody having their opinion. >>reporter: very private beyonce and jay-z celebrated fourth wedding an versus any 2 2012 with vow renewalé ceremony. now the rumorhe

places like twitter are flooding with messages of prayers after family and friends of 15-year-old shaun gangloff learned today that the teen 1:comed to his injuries in -- died due to his injuries. >> younger people have fewer chances to become better drivers. >> reporter: which is why police work so hard to educate teens on the dangers of taking the wheel. he tells us the three teens were driving west on hines road in olney early saturday when the convertible involved went off the road way, struck a tree before rolling over and coming to a rest. gangloff was ejected from the backseat of the vehicle. the two 17-year-olds were trapped in the front. captain starks says they are investigating several different factors into what could have caused this crash. they are working with the administration to determine whether these 17-year-old drivers identified as austin hall violated any laws. >> investigators have an idea of the status, but they want to confirm it. >> reporter: charges could come later down the road, but right now they are just focused on completing the investigation. outside th

. >>> giovani from the rangers, also shaun doolittle with a strained right intercostal rib muscle. scott castner roughed up early and often. josh hamilton, two on this home run in the third. 5-0. angels with seven runs. bull pen didn't fare much better. solo blast in the sixth. 29th of the year. angels a game ahead of the a's in the west. with a 9-4 victory. >>> nationals, 6-2 in the sixth. ending ryan vogelsong's game. jason werth, a single here. 4 1/2 back of the dodgers in the west. >>> scott dixon won at sonoma, despite the earthquake, south korea wins the little league series 8-4. >>> thank you so much. >>> stay r ♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. it is so good all the time. you bet!you fix this? that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature. there you go. a laser drone for cats. i wish i had lasers. i don't. pew pew pew... the new radioshack

shaun walker is driving behind the convoy and joined us a short while ago. >> as the convoy heads south and the russian town of voronezh it set off again at daybreak this morning. it is now about -- going along parallel to the border with ukraine. it is quite possible in about an hour it will take a right-hand turn and will head west towards ukraine. that would be the most obvious route into luhansk, the most affected of all the cities in eastern ukraine. that is controlled by the ukrainian army, a controversial crossing if it does happen. we have got the red cross saying they are going to talk with moscow and kiev, if this convoy keeps going it is going to be at the border and a matter of hours. it seems unlikely that the joint international red cross led mission we have heard about from ukrainians could be in place by this afternoon. >> hearing that the leader of the pro-russian separatist rebels in luhansk has resigned, according to russian television. valeri voltov would be the second of the rebel leaders to resign in the last seven days, following chief in the donetsk region. anger

i'm shaun robinson.s we peace together his final days, we get details from his wife the health crisis he was keeping from the public. he was brave as he struggled with his own bottle of depression anxiety as well as early stages of parkinson's disease. which he was not yet ready to share publicly. so says robin's wife susan snyder who in thursday's statement revealed robin's sobriety was intact at the time

shaun parcels has been instrumental in the autopsy evaluation. i don't know if you want to point out anything on the -- on the anatomy of the gunshot wounds that -- that beautiful drawing. >> first of all, i'm professor shaun parcels and i would like to thank everyone for bringing me into this case and we're here for the family to answer questions about what happened to michael brown. and i want you guys to understand that when an autopsy is done, that we look at the body in an anatomical position. this is the anatomical position. this is not how we stand, how we walk, but medically speaking, we like to describe wounds this way. as you all know, dr. baden and i concluded that he was shot at least six times. we've got one to the very top of the head, the apex. we've got one that entered just above the right eyebrow. we've got one that entered the top part of the right arm. we've got a graze wound, a superficial graze wound to the middle part of the right arm. we've got a wound that entered the medial aspect of the right arm, and we've got a deep g

good morning, shaun. >> good morning.nny, there's a huge change where one player -- now it's cleveland. they're back to basics. the broncos have added some defensive elements so they should be better. paytop manning is coming off an unbelievable season. they're still really strong. and seattle hasn't lost a ton, and their defense is going to dominate again. another team that i'm interested in is the philadelphia eagles. nick foles kind of came out of nowhere. kind of a multi-purpose back. there'll be tons to watch. >> you did not mention the cleveland browns. >> i did not. i knew you were going to ask. >> i wanted to know. johnny manziel was so well with the hype. they wonder if he can live up to the all the hype. >> he k he live up to the tim tebow-type. he doesn't have the fatal flaw tebow had. he had a kind of hitch in his motion. manziel is small. in college he didn't play in the traditional nfl offense. he's running all over the place but he's kind of coming along if you kind of pay attention to the training camp of

. >> shaun walker, thank you very much. the brazilian presidential candidate, a contender to unseat president dilma rousseff in october, has been killed in an air crash. he was running third in the polls. he was on board a jet that crashed into a gym and houses in the city of santos. there were seven people on board. it was en route from rio to send hollow. -- two sao paulo. the current president has suspended her campaign for reelection. >>the former hard-line leader of egypt, hosni mubarak, has been speaking at his trial in cairo. he read a statement to the court denying the order of the deaths. the uprising became known as the arab spring. >> ec -- he sseees -- he seized a golden opportunity to tell his side of the story one last time. he defended his 30-year rule, three decades during which he said the egyptian army help protect the country from threats from abroad and from terrorist. insists the troops were not -- and from terrorists. he insists the troops were not trained to -- >> i developed our armed forces and prov

>>> hello, i'm eric shaun and this is time for "sunday house call." joining us is dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of radiology and chief of robotic surgery. >> and mark siegel, nyu's lang medical center and author of "the secret code of sickness and health." >> we want to start here, so the centers for disease control stepping up its response to the growing ebola outbreak, they are issuing a level one activation alert, a rating reserved for the most serious public health emergencies and dr. samadi i start with you and ask you why. >> number one, alert is actually the highest alert you can get. this is a public health crisis, and the reason is the numbers are increasing, we're now going from 1,400 infected, about 932 are dead in that. and also this ebola is expanding to nigeria now and the government is also calling it an emergency. level one alert is what we saw after katrina. they have called ill with h 1 n 1rks and what that means is they're taking their agents from the cdc who are working on other projects. they are sendi ining agents abo0 of them to contro

. >> i'm eric shaun. the quake hit the early morning darkness. and in the words of the the u.s. geological survey, the disaster is potentially widespread. the epicenter reports say a 3.6 after shock struck two hours later. water and gas lines have been damaged. now there's reports of multiple fires, and downed power lines leaving tens of thousands without electricity this hour. we're now waiting for a news conference, but first let's go to claudia who felt the earthquakes early this morning with the very latest. >> reporter: i did. it was quite a stunning event to just ride it out as it struck about 3:20 this morning a long rumbling earthquake, laura and eric, we're getting more details, we heard that a child had to be air lifted to a local hospital. dozens and dozens of other injuries as well. mostly minor, most cuts and bruises, but what a mess at places like this market here in napa, the owner estimating up to $75,000 in damage and lost merchandise, he says none of it insured and about a mile away from here, some people lost everything when fire broke out at the napa valley m

morganhill police say shaun muni is accused of assaulting his 85-year-old roommate.estigators say the older man accused him of stealing his money to buy drugs. mooney responded by hitting him or shoving him to the ground. the elderly victim is hospitalized with injuries. >>> could a wrinkle treatment help battle stomach cancer? some researchers in norway believe so. they found botox injections in mice have stopped tumors from growing. botox may also be useful in other cancers, as well. it is yet to be tested on humans. scientists say there's still a long way to go before this could be considered a viable treatment. >>> if you can't find your ipad, your cell phone, or your jewelry if you traveled lately, it may be one of thousands of items left at an airport. the tsa says travelers leave hundreds of items every week at security checkpoints. many eventually reunited with their owners. tsa agents say there's easy ways to make sure you don't lose them in the first place. >> quite simple, if passengers would take the time to tape their business card to their laptop, that

castro replacing shaun donovan who serves as director of the office of management and budget. >>> andes clippers owner steve new loirngs clippers owner will meet fans today who is expected to hold a news conference marking a new era for the team. that does it for "way too early." "morning joe" starts right now. >>> sunday started with prayers and messages of unity, peace, and justice. it took a very different turn after dark. and i believe the continued resolve of the good people of this community, ultimately triumph over the few people bent on violence and destruction. >> good morning. it is monday, august 18th. welcome to "morning joe." wi

this is weekend edition i'm shaun robinson. the big news this weekend is that bieber a fight. orlando threw a punch at justin bieber at club in spain but the fight didn't end there with justin using social media to hit back. bieber let this picture do the talking unleashing instagram orlando crying. photo which he deleted then rae posted orlando emotional at debut in romeo and juliette on broadway. comes te

says when shaun of the november elections. well i think look there's no question when you look at any nonpartisan analysis of what's going on roll call which is a newspaper that covers capitol hill just put out there ten top ten senate races to watch nine of the ten were dead. november and i think when you expand that we're looking at about fourteen seats right now that we think we've got a really good shot at we need six to pick up and i think that there is no question that the republicans will capture the senate the question is how much more will we take and in the house of representatives we currently have two hundred thirty three seats congressman greg walden who chairs the house effort is saying that they think they can get it as high as two hundred forty five seats we look at the governors were in the same type of boat we're expanding the map state legislative races same deal works we're looking at flipping multiple state legislatures around the country throughout the states so i think if you're a republican from the low

also who arrived moments ago is guardian angels and shaun rogers is here. you just arrived a couple hours ago. where did you come from and how long do you plan to be here and what do you plan to do? >> we have angels here from stockton, california, and sacramento. we're here assisting the police department on putting up some caution tape and keeping the citizens safe and also we're going to be here patrolling tonight looking out for businesses to make sure there's no looting that's going to go on tonight. >> reporter: have you seen devastation like this before? >> i was here in 1989. i have seen similar destruction like this before. >> reporter: so you guys are going to be here. how many of you are here? >> we have eight of us. >> reporter: all right. you'll be here all night long. thank you very much. here live at third and brown street and you talked about the red tags. they are all here. all of the buildings here that you see all have red tags and which means you can't go in and no one can come out. on the corner is that famous wine tasting area. that's

. >> reporter: shaun couplings has been mowing lawns in new york but battered by gas price. >> fuel costontrol. i can't make up for it with the prices i charge. >> couplings said it costs him three times as much to now a lawn as it did when he first started. he said modern landscaping is dependent on the price of gas. >> which is exactly why jason invented emow, the first self fuelled lawnnower. >> you turn grass clippings in to burnable fuel. >> it does it. >> it cuts lawns and then uses a vortex trier to remove the water and creates pellets. >> they are the heart of the mower. >> the pellets go in the top and you can use that to create power. >> it will be first used to create alfalfa feed and then inside of commercial lawn mowers. >> it would be unbelievable. that is one less major billy have a month. i can't imagine. >> reporter: it will be coming to a lawn near you by the end of next summer. fox news. >> i am julie bandaras. it is the fox report and the bottom of the hour. a new report tonight at britain intelligence identified the isis terrorist who excused american james foley acc

. >> i'm eric shaun.f the news, there are growing fears that another isis massacre could be in the making. this as the white house considers additional air strikes. and we're told possible special ops to fight their radical islamic terrorists. will all that be enough? we'll have a live report. >>> and new tension in missouri today. but this time it's supporters of officer darren wilson taking to the streets. we'll have the latest on the rally, plus what's next in the shooting investigation. >>> and whether you're into a

then came his role as shaun mcguire, community college psychology professor and therapist. >> you don'tal loss because that only occurs when you love something more than you love yourself. >> finally, in 1997's good will hunting, the role that brought him one and only academy award for best supporting actor. >> you are terrifying of what you might say. >> even while tackling his serious roles, he never stopped being funny and it seemed he was always on. >> movies on a plane and you see people just let me off. i can't stand the movie. >> i've had movies that have premier easy on planes. >> i don't need the headset. >> put us down in denver. >> we were going to tokyo, please let us off. >> williams and billy crystal teamed up with whoopi goldberg to co-host comic relief, eight telethons using their humor to heal raising more than $30 million. >> the last telethon was in 2006. the same year he played teddy roosevelt in a night at the museum. 2006 was also the year that struggles with addiction led williams back to rehab. >> live with larry king. >> he would joke with larry king about that

. >> hello, i'm eric shaun. topping the news at this moment, take a look at the growing controversy over president obama's views and remarks on isis. that after the president announced he had, quote, no strategy to deal with the islamic terrorist group. we will have more on that coming up. >>> plus, the european union threatening russia with tough new sanctions. will they listen? what if they don't? >> keeping their distance, a white house plan to help vulnerable democrats this november that president obama apparently keeping off of their campaign trail. we'll have the details. >>> first, our top story, u.s. lawmakers at odds over how to deal with the terrorists of isis. critics are slamming president obama over his remarks that the u.s. doesn't have a strategy for >> we do not need o let in this country any american who is fighting with isis. and number two, isis says they want to go back and reject modernity. well, i think we should help them. we ought to bomb them back to the stone age. >> molly henneberg joi

. >> hello, i'm eric shaun. take a look at the growing controversy over president obama's views and remarks on isis. that after the president announced he had, quote, no strategy to deal with the islamic terrorist group. we will have more on that coming up. >>> plus, the european union threatening russia with tough new sanctions. will they listen? what if they don't? >> keeping their distance, a white house plan t

of course, there is shaun, everybody saying hi. we had so much fun, shelly put it together.irst started noticing you guys, yeah, fran, fran beat me, i want to kill her. [ laughter ] >> when i thought to myself, you opened one in new jersey, got excited about that, more than 25 stores, this is amazing, the growth. why did lou frankfurt decide to put in bigger investment? >> lou and his family invested in flywheel a couple years ago, they saw real potential in the business, and the first thing that lou said after he experienced flywheel is the brand is bigger than the business, i want to be involved and that was a couple of years ago, and this year, he brought in another round of investors. he brought in a premiere equity firm and given us the capital and the guidance to take it to the next level. liz: you are already throughout the united states and dubai, where next? >> a lot of white space in the united states, that's our primary focus right now. both in cities where we already exist and new cities. we've got 8-10 openings over the next few months and a combination of new c

after that, shaun white. finally -- what the hell. brad pitt.new gopro would do it well. that's gopro ceo nick woodman. my ice bucket challenge for the charity. you just heard nick challenged a reporter on the west coast, josh lipton, and now it's mr. lipton's chance to accept that challenge. good morning, josh. >> good morning, simon. yeah. you heard nick throw down that challenge. so, nick, i accept your challenge, and before we get to this, so three challenges of my own. how about right here, ebay's ceo john donahoe, you are challenged. in cooper toup cupertino, apple jack white, playing shows this weekend here in san francisco. with that, my producer, justin soloman, will do the honors. whoa! good grief. that's cold. thank you, nick. guys, back to you. >> yeah, not a lot of ice, if i may. some of you went through this. not a lot of ice. looked a bit like water to me. ice bucket challenge. >> well it -- it was, i think just didn't try to put as much ice. if it makes you feel better it wasn't a fell thi trash can, simon. i don't know if that e

. >> hello, everyone, i'm eric shaun. >> this embassy take over occurring just over a month after thet also could echo the islamist takeover, that as you know,