. >> my name is shelly cigel.nd when my husband passed away, he left me with an incredible collection and a special gift from beyond the grave. well, this is just a few little things that i took out. >> these nasa artifacts belonged to shelly's husband, rick cigel, samples of a lifelong collection that includes everything from engine parts to autographs. >> and this is actually the flag that they had signed, and that was from apollo 12. >> are these control panels? look at this! can i touch this? >> absolutely. please. >> okay. here we go. can you imagine? regulator bleed valve open. check. m.o.m. open. check. >> looks like it says "mom" to me. >> mom. this is the button that tells mom we're about to lift off. but i heard you have a monkey chair. >> we do. >> i have to see this. because before humans went into space, primates were launched into orbit so scientists could investigate the biological effects of space travel. i hear they paid them in bananas. it looks small enough. you really think a monkey rode in her

a senator who voted for us, shelly moore, who is here with s tonight. thank you, shelly.im came to the oval office a couple of weeks ago. we talked about how we are working together to open up the coal mines in this state and also very importantly to create jobs in furniture manufacturing, and other forms of manufacturing. very important to jim. but governor justice did something else very important tonight. something else very he showed the country that our agenda rises above left or right. it is an agenda for all of the people, especially for the tens of millions of forgotten americans. they are not so forgotten anymore. i will tell you. he approved that. you proved it. they are not forgotten anymore. countless citizens, democrats, and republicans, independents, have been neglected and ignored by washington. but we will make sure they are never ignored again. we know there are powerful forces in washington who want to tomp us. but we won't let them. we are fighting for every american who has been overlooked, pushed aside, or told to put their dreams on old. but we will

senators that voted for it, shelly moore capito is here with us tonight. thank you, shelly.l office a couple weeks ago and we talked about how we are working together to open up the coal mines in this state. also very importantly, to create jobs in furniture manufacturing and other forms of manufacturing. very important to jim. but governor justice did something else very important tonight. he showed the country that our agenda rises above left or right. it's an agenda for all of the people, especially for the tens of millions of forgotten americans. they are not so forgotten anymore i will tell you. you proved it. they are not forgotten anymore. countless citizens, democrat, republican, independent, have been neglected and ignored by washington. but we'll make sure they are never ignored again. we know there are powerful forces in washington who want to stop us. but we won't let them. we are fighting for every american who has been overlooked, pushed aside or told to put their dreams on hold. but we'll win. and we are winning now. the failed voices in washington who oppose

news about shelly compelling, but look, i think that big question that folks are trying to answer rightt about the grand jury. do you think there will be any comments about mueller's investigation during this rally? reporter: knowing this president, you know we talked a lot in last several days about a new chief of staff, maybe reigning president in a bit, not making inflammatory statements or tweets. you know president will be here with a live stage audience. he loves this kind of thing. in the past, i have been to a lot of rallies. president does generally not hold back, if there is something that is in the news of the day and he feel its needs to be responded to. you know it president shocks a lot of people, that is the way he does business. but this is when america voted for, and in particular what the folks in this arena voted for, he like it when he does fire back. so would not surprise me if we hear and comment on that subject tonight. gerri: white house taking his -- president trump is also doling them out. blasting congress on twitter. joining me now, michael wall, former green

>> shelly is with the american suicide prevention saying adults should shot turn a blind eye to a cry for help. >> ask your child, are you struggling? do you have thoughts of suicide? >> at what point did you realize, this isn't normal. this isn't okay. >> i tried to kill myself three times. i realized this isn't okay. this isn't normal. >> the west philadelphia teen speaks helping young girms overcome suicidal thoughts. >> i felt alone. i overcame it with my mom's help. if you can't get it from a parent, find somebody who will help you. there are people that will listen to you. i will listen to you. >> powerful words from the young girls. she says the scars on her arms will serve as a reminder to never allow herself to go to that dark place. >> chris christie, channel6, "action news." >> the state of pennsylvania shut down the sprouts daycare center in philadelphia. at the same time, the owner 53-year-old duncan round has been released on $200,000 bail. he was arrested yesterday and charged with raping two five-year-olds, a boy and girl inside the daycare its owns. they shut down the

there is also an anecdote about shelly moore decapito where shelly moore said you can ride on capitol decry these claims. i think it shows the difficulty that president trump is having learning to relate to folks who are in his own party. we'll see what happens but it get curiouser and curiouser. you have breitbart going after mitch mcconnell. what is donald trump going to do at this point in terms of his relationship with mitch mcconnell? >> david, go ahead. >>decapito ended up voting for him, and kelli ward said she felt when he leaked the secretary on her too try to pressure her for some funding to alaska, that backfired. she felt boxed in and she ended up voting against. remember, he needed only one more vote. that would have been a game changer. so donald trump is clearly still learning how to deal with mitch mcconnell's conference. and i'll just note that after being in racine, wisconsin for the town hall with paul ryan last night, just how different the worlds are we're talking about with the house leadership and the senate leadership. paul ryan who, yes, criticized the preside

. >>> former police chief officer shelly will be sworn in. she retired after they found her guilty. the unarmed african male was shot last year. it sparked protests. >>> a hurricane came ashore on the gulf coast. the first hurricane of the atlantic season. franklin packed maximum sustained winds of 80 miles per hour. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now. stroke risks, why women have not gained any steps. and bruce springsteen takes hissing at to broadway. this is the "cbs morning news." getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10 to 25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects are pain, redness or hardness at the injection site; muscle pain; fatigue; he

shelly boyd who was the wife of one of my best friends who died. is learning a language and became close to my mother. her power and her efforts to speak again and establish a school to teach younger people to speak our tribal languages again. i think the power of women is in the book. >> speaking of the power of women. we talked about your mother. tell me about the other. >> my big sister. my half sister who is this -- as i say in the book my memories of her are as of this romantic figure. she ran away in the '70s and got pregnant. she is beautiful like my mother and smart and charming. and i didn't know then that romantic heroes are often endless nomads in disguise. my sister died in a house fire with her husband when i was 14. so it was one of the major deaths in my life, one of the major grieves. she was the first person who ever told me i could be a writer. i had written a short story in fourth grade, a halloween story. she read it and it scared her she said. as a reservation indian kid the idea of becoming anything seemed like going to the mo

[applause] thank you, shellie.out how we are all working together to open up the coal mines in this state. and also very importantly, to create jobs in furniture manufacturing and other forms of manufacturing. very important to jim. but governor justice did something else very important tonight. he showed the country that our agenda rises above left or right. it's an agenda for all of the people, especially for the tens of millions of forgotten americans. they're not so forgotten anymore. i will tell you. you have proved that. you proved it never not forgotten anymore. countless citizens, democrats, republican, independent have been neglected and ignored by washington. but we will make sure they are never ignored again. [cheers and applause] we know there are powerful forces in washington who want to stop us. but we won't let them. [cheers and applause] we are fighting for every american who has been overlooked, pushed aside, or told to put their dreams on hold. but we will win. and we're winning now. the failed vo

his reply -- he did approach shelly, but only out of concern for nathan. >> i was actually asking heruse he's literally failing his classes." >> so you, as his big brother, mother figure, whatever it was, felt a responsibility for him? and it was because of his obsession with shelley? >> i believe so. >> did she tell you to lay off? >> no, no. she actually thanked me for bringing up the issue and then that's where i left it. >> reporter: of course, it was quite easy for us to check his claim that nathan was failing his classes. was he? no. but, listen now to daniel's central claim -- that for evidence of who killed shelley, one need look no farther than that plastic baggie stained with her blood, and found in nathan's bathroom. daniel swore he didn't put it there. >> they're telling me that i'm obsessing with nathan, so therefore, i was the one who committed this crime. my question is, "okay, if that was true, why would i put it in there?" >> because once you realized it's either you or nathan, you better blame nathan. >> don't do -- okay, that's what you would think that. right, for

when you look at cases overturned and the white collar realm, shelly silva, the former speaker of the new york assembly was convicted on fraud and other issues by u.s. attorney for the southern district. his case was overturned. looked like an issue that was overturned. >> i think he's not going to get a second trial, that moved about sheldon silver. >> that's interesting, that means they're not trying him again, he's going to be a free man. we will just check. that i will make another point about the insider trading convictions, more than a handful were overturned because he pushed the meaning of intent to defraud and things of that nature and insider trading way too far. you might not like the guys, may be unappealing guy, that doesn't mean in the end, this guy is going to fight, and not going to get overturned. >> let me just say this because he may have scooted through and dodged bullets here, but other pharma companies, and i bring up mylan, who raised prices exponentially, not illegal to do that, but when it's a life-saving drug, it does not pass the smell test with americans or

virginia have come a long way in the i t i would say 20 years and really like manchin and i like shelly. and those are my comments about our senators. host: i'm sure they'll be happy to hear that if they're listening this morning. reba is in athena, oregon. line for republicans. good morning. caller: hey. i just want to make this statement. the only reason the democrats are doing all this stuff against him is they're trying to cover up their butts. they're the ones involved with raurn, not donald. -- with russia, not donald. they should go after hilly and pelosi, all these people belong on alcatraz with all the sex offend eshes. that's all i have to say. thank you. host: in "the wall street journal" on the opinion page, written about, a man arrested at the airport attempting to board a flight to pakistan. for more than a decade the congressional staffer had worked under top house democrat and been accused of bank fraud. based on what we know, the awan story is at the least a tale of massive government incompetence that seemly allowed a family of accused swindlers to bilk federal taxpaye

>> my name is shelly gilman. i live in louisville, kentucky. i beg to disagree with you. the entire jewish community lived in a central area of louisville, which was very open at that time to german jews and especially polish jews. now, turning to your -- i'd like to present a slightly different perspective on this, rabbi. when i study the talmud and i perceive the obligations of a jew to the treatment of employees to the treatment of the relationships of other people, and i read the decisions of justice brandice as to how you treat your employees, and then when i look at justice c cardozo, not necessarily when he was on the supreme court but when i looked at his decisions on the court of appeals in new york and i see the salmon case, what is it the -- the requirement of honor among partners and the relationship of partners. then i see the fallsograph case, the proximate cause. what do these things result from? these are stem from talmudic lessons of how we have contractual relations, commercial relationships. so i can draw a relationship to the understanding of jewish la

shelly long. >> one of the original cast members of cheers. >> troop beverly hills. mom out of her element. >> i don't remember. >> doing the girl scout thing. wonderful comedic actress. >> we thank you for joining us as part of your morning routine. august 23rd. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> we're your cheers. everybody knows your name. good morning. i'm dave clark. steve paulson knows about your weather. >> a lot of fog. gasia, do you want to mention something on the 9. >> sal and i have called debuts on the avocados that your produce guest is bringing in. they're like three something each now. >> our produce expert, bob. >> $4 each. >> going to $4. >> i have 6. >> he will be here about 9:35 to explain what is going on and if there is relief. >> interesting. >> and he is bringing in a bunch. >> i'm look forward to that. >> the line forms right over here for the avocados. thank you. that is about 9:35. bob from taylor farms. we have a lot of fog out there. low clouds and fog have made a bigger push today. and that's going to translate into what looks to be i think a sligh

>> i want to add that shelly morrison who played rosario, has retired from the business.t until i see two gay men kiss on network television. >> not as long as you think. >> reporter: during its original run, "will & grace" was groundbreaking for gay character. >> these characters as written are speaking their truth. and people are responding to that. and they had never seen the pairing of all of these four in different relationships before on television. whereas to me, being gay, it was just -- i'm around gay people every day. so, to me, it wasn't so newsworthy that there were gay characters on television. i understand why. but to me, it's been my normal life. so, we're just sharing that part of our lives with you. >> the characters of will and jack, that's just one aspect of who they are as people. you know, they have careers and hopes and dreams and they're gay. and they go to the grocery store. that's how it is in real life. >> they go to a gay grocery store. >> well, that's true. they buy gay groceries. >> it's not cute. you're not cute. >> reporter: the cast chemist

. >> i also just wanted to ad shelly morrison who is retired from the business and we really miss hercan see two gueye men kiss on network television. >> not at long as you think. >> during its original run from 1998 to 2006, "will and grace quits was ground breaking for its gay characters. >> they are speaking their truth and people are responding to that and they'd never seen the pairing of all of these foreign different relationships before on television. whereas to me, being gay it was just i'm around gay people every day so to me it was -- it wasn't so news worthy that there were gay characters on television. i mean, i understand why, but to me it's been my normal life so we're just sharing that part of our lives you. >> the characters of will and jack that's just one aspect of who they are as people. you know, they have careers and they have hopes and dreams and they're gay and they go to the grocery store, you know, it's life. >> they go to a gay grocery zblor well, that's true, they buy gay groceries. >> it's not cute, you're not cute. >> the cast whem 234istry is still there