from the lakes of minnesota and to the hills of tennessee across the plains of texas from sea to shining seauston and new york to l.a. where there's pride in every american heart and it is time we stand and say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the ones who died who gave that write to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the ones who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today cause there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa ♪ [applause] ♪ >> ♪ hail to the victors valiant hail to the country's heroes hail to the victors valiant hail to the country's heroes champions of the west ♪ [applause] red: as we come to the close of wrapping up our program, some things i would like to remind people of. we will close here, the museum will be opened and available throughout the day, free admission. there are a lot of family-fr

god shed his grace on thee on thee crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea shed his graceee ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stage doug devos, trustee of the gerald r. ford funnization. -- foundation. [applause] doug: good morning, everybody. again, thank you for coming and being here. know, i was in third grade when i first met congressman ford at that time. he was there to cut the ribbon the opening of the new amway headquarters. meeting mygrader, congressman was not the highest on my priority list, i have to admit. priority list my was having the chance to skip school that day. sorry, teachers. that way.y it but what happened a little over had a chance to meet congressman ford, when he became president, that got my attention. and the fact that we have a presidential museum here in rapids, michigan, the fact that grand rapids helped shape character of president ford and the fact that we can learn about that character and how he principledin leadership in his life, and it's right here in our midst, is something special. that should get our attention as well. a

he was there from sea to shining sea. a giant human shield in both major cities. because it might encourage the use of graffiti. kennedy: he says marijuana is responsible for the -- for the rise in violent crime. do you think the city will be less safe wowft bratton in the helm. >> whenever change comes, there is perceived vulnerability. are we going to be safe from terrorism. there have been continual protests in new york related to black lives matter. the thing that nation the nypd stronger is their officers. they are great people and we'll see who bill deblasio accepts. bill bratton said who he wants to take over. that's going to be an issue for deblasio. >> i think it's finally an irish cop. kennedy: bratton also a commissioner in boston. a super model married to tom brady. she reportedly was going to participate in the rio olympics ceremony. but a skit allegedly portrayed her being attacked by a kid, then being rescued by cops and then embracing her attacker. kennedy: even models are getting mugged in rio. >> this sounds like a wrong story where someone was w

america america god shed his grace on thee ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sean it comes to beating boredom in the orange county jail, donald stokes likes to sing, and patriotic classics seem not to bother anyone. >> as always, portions of tonight's program brought to you in part by the orange county department of corrections, inviting you come on vacation, stay on probation. >> thanks to his former job, stokes has seen a broad spectrum of america one playground at a time. >> we build huge habit trails for kids. every chuck e. cheese, burger king, mcdonald's has a playland out there that needs to be serviced, cleaned, built, dismantled. >> stokes is serving 120 days for possession of methamphetamines and driving on a suspended license, but this isn't his first run-in with the law. >> i've been arrested for being a deejay. i've been stopped by law enforcement on an inflatable device at one point in time. inner tubing is apparently illegal on lake paris out here in california. i've been taken to jail on a 5150, which is a psychiatric evaluation for oneself or othe

to say that the fact that we are living today in a country of 50 states stretching from sea to shining sea instead of two or maybe three competing nation states is a testament to his life's great work. preservation of our great union, the united states of america. thank you so much. [ applause ] okay. i'd be happy to take some questions about what we have been discussing. and who'd like to lead off? we've got a microphone here and we've got a microflown. yes, sir? >> senator, thank you so much for coming back to your alma mater. henry clay served under ten presidents and you now five, i believe. and i wonder if you picked up any tips for political longevity in your studying of clay or whether you think it's impossible to compare those campaigning eras. >> no. i think you can compare it. the presidency almost from the beginning of our country was a unique institution. you know, you all know there's a big debate about whether to have such a powerful president, and john marshall through the first three decades of the 19th century defined what america would become through his termses of the co

now, does that go from sea to shining sea? i'm not the architect of it. the point is, there will be a physical wall and we are going to secure the border. and that's what's most important. our southern border has been incredibly porous and that's a threat to us economically. we have too many illegals crossing over and competing with illegal citizens, and it's a national security threat. we don't know who could be coming over the wall, isis, whomever. donald trump is the first candidate in a long time to get serious about saying we're going to control our border. >> this idea, first of all that it's going to be built, mexico is going to pay for the wall. and you're also probably acutely aware of the fact there are large swaths of land in texas and arizona where this isn't physically possible. it's not possible to build a wall in some of these areas. you acknowledge that. >> again, the logistics of how it happens, you know, i'm just not an expert. i can't speak to that. what i will say is, we're going to make sure it's secure. >> steven cortez with the trum

does that go from sea to shining sea, again, i'm not the architect of it.e point is there will be a physical wall and we are going to secure the border. that's what's most important. >> there have been architects and folks that say just from -- look at the geography having a seamless wall across our border. >> problematic in termsthe of terrain. number two, a lot of those lands in private hands. it would involve some type of use of eminent domain, which is usually proceeded by years of lawsuits. we have two clues possibly from trump's speech. one giving it in arizona, ground zero for a lot of anti-immigration, home of sb 1070. i don't think he's going to go out on a limb and embrace something more towards liberalization or legalization if he was doing it in arizona. s.e.c., his surrogate as he mentioned earlier, more immigration judges. that's critical when you talk about immigration enforce men. we cannot deport more people than the government is currently deporting because people subject to deportation orders have the right to appeal, obviously have the r

. >> do you feel it will go from sea to shining sea?ay i'm the best person to be a advisor on how to build a wall but there will be a wall. >> what do you think of the nuancing on his stand on illegal immigrants and the wall? >> nothing's changed with mr. trump's stance. he has been remarkably consistent. he's going to stop illegal immigration. >> stop it first and second what about the ones that are here first. stop it and for the ones that are here, will there be a priority target? >> we already deport a lot of people every year. what we have to do is do a much better job than what president obama has been doing. mr. trump has said we're going to start with criminal illegals. we have to go with the really bad ones and get them here first. that's the number one priority. tomorrow night mr. trump will give a broader vision of what we're going to do. i don't want to get too far ahead of that. that's something that he will do and quite frankly hillary clinton won't. >> is the speech done? >> he'll be giving it tomorrow so -- >> okay. jaso

. >>> sea turtles are cute. do not shine a light at them. os a woman is flashing a light into the baby turtle. she picks one up. a big no, no here in florida. that was recorded in sarasota and now the lights can confuse the turtles as they are supposed to be making their way to the ocean. they can get distracted by the lights and go to the light so we'll have to say if there are any charges that come out of this. that's a no, no. >> mull bury will get 150,000 from the state to fight grow across florida. but they tend to be a bigger problem in mull bury because of -- mulberry. and they are dotted. those are mosquito incue baiters. they are aggressive. >> around dusk or later want is that they, if you are stationary at all or in a small area they will swarm. they are voracious that will tear the flesh off you. >> no thank you. >> they started working on the problem before zika was a concern. now i know you that have to make sure you have the deef if you go there. >> not getting elected to the chamber of commerce. >>> it's friday. who wants to

the temperature is down a little bit with the sea breeze coming in off of the water. the sun is shining at 85 but that dewpoint is at 74 degrees which feels more like 90 or above along the shore communities with that very oppressive humidity. but as we go into the weekend saturday, sun and clouds humid here at 90 degrees and then 88 on sunday, very oppressive, very uncomfortable here on sunday ahead of a cold front and that will spark those afternoon and evening strong to severe thunderstorms and it's not going to take very long to get those storms going into the day. we'll show you a snapshot of future tracker and have that seven-day forecast for you coming up in just a little bit. >> okay. thanks adam. >> since he was a young boy he will he a dream to work in fashion and now he's doing just that. but his work also has a mission and it's tied to his own personal story of devastation and perseverance. rashaad corey is a stylist designer and also a survivor of sexual abuse. when he was only 12 years old he was assaulted by a church master. master;, pastor. corey came forward and the past

adele, a beautiful shot of a sea gull and pristine blue skies, how about this one, it shows you the contrast between the stunning white of the clouds and the sun that is shining out there today. now when we look live outside it looks a little more bleak, city skyline. at present, 83 degrees, partly cloudy, winds are calm. your allergy forecast looks like this, unfortunately, in the medium to high range over the next several days, all the way through the weekend. it's not until monday we see the levels drop, but ragweed, nettle, and chenopods your predominant pollens. uv index of 8, that's a burn time of 20 minutes. humidity levels are rising. just a little bit sticky out there today. by sunday it will be oppressive. here's the setup, no rain on the radar right afternoon. better chance tomorrow, but sunday this cold front rolls on through bringing us our best opportunity for showers and thunderstorms really for the most part late sunday. and then you see this big blue h. this dives on in monday afternoon leaving us in a spectacular pattern for much of the workweek. hour by hour, what can you expect for today, continuing cloud cover out there, partly cloudy ski

shine, which one would you like, mark? >> i know your answer. you want to play softball here's the deal. sea breeze that came ashore. but this just come and look how heavy this rain is coming through iowa back to missouri. this is the same front temperatures out there are nice. it's 73 for you in worcester. lunchtime temperatures will be at least in the 70s if not low 80s. so it's a great start to your weekend. we'll watch for any of those showers to pop up. you going to the beach tomorrow, great idea. it's not just the beach going on tomorrow there are many activities going on. i'll show you a few specific forecasts for big events this weekend. >>> a car slammed hampshire. skyfox was over the street this afternoon. we were told the driver may have hit the gas instead of the break. but the cause is still under investigation. >>> a student pilot pulled off an emergency landsing in littleton after a plane lost power. he glided the plane into the woods here this afternoon. he was the only person on board the plane. he was not hurt but the plane was damaged. investigators are now trying to figure out what caused the pla

if you look closely, you will spot buttons, sea shells, cd ps, susan lives a few doors down and has watched the art evolve. >> the way sun shines off it, or as the sun is coming down, it is a different piece of art every hour of the day . >> despite 15 years in the dancing couple. >> i think that is what she is trying to represent, that joyfulness. i love that. i admire it. >> the same way her artist friend transformed this block. >> she is just lovely, dynamic, very dedicated artist. she is treasured in this neighborhood, as her art. by me at least, i think so. >> everyone we spoke to agreed. alex denis, cbs 2 news. >> gardener encourages everyone to glue things to their hou, figure to add. >> they seem to be done enough. i think that it is. >> lots of color. >>> a nice evening for a walk through your neighborhood. >> lonnie quinn headed outside with the mobile weather lab. he is at columbus circle tonight. >> reporter: imagine that, i got to tell you, i love being positioned here with the mobile weather lab at columbus circle, never-ending parade of people are coming by. mean, where folks are from, i heard london there, tell

morning, while some olympic athletes rise and shine on shore, usa basketball teams stacked with nba and wnba superstars are skipping the dorms and waking up at sea. basketball has not stayed in the olympic village since 1988, and they're not about to start now. >> reporter: the stars living it up in their luxury digs aboard a cruise ship docked in rio. >> hey, guys, i'm taking over draymond green's snapchat right now. >> reporter: ladies of team usa partying right along with them enjoying drinks on the deck. angel mccoughtry showing off poolside view with girlfriend brandy elise. staying anywhere in the city, would you rather be in the olympic village where everything is leaking or falling apart or on a cruise ship in the middle of the port where you're whisked on with the greatest security. >> reporter: even the commute has perks. players enjoying the view as they ride the team bus. >> we're here now. got to get dressed. getting ready for the open ceremonies. >> reporter: and at the end of the night they come home to a full casino and a cigar lounge and these players are getting the full treatment, even specialized seven-foot beds for the tower

you won't pick up a sea breeze, you'll have a land breeze, but highs will top out in the mid 80s. it will not be bad, plus we lost the humidity. the sun shining down the rays of the sun apply the sunscreen you'll need it today. the uv index on a scale of one to 11 is a nine. temperature in philadelphia, 72. dewpoint continues to fall, now down to 60 it was up to 74, 75 yesterday. a dramatic change in the what wt feels. pressure is rising. winds have shifted out of the north northwest at 5 miles per hour. there you go you can follow at arrows, that's cooler canadian air. 66 in the poconos. 64 in the lehigh valley. wilmington, 68. dover, checking in at 71. still somewhat humid down there, actually 71 is high. looks like the line is right here extreme southern cape may and cumberland counties it's somewhat sticky. you get north of philadelphia. actually interior sections of south jersey, points northward, there's the scale right there. it feels better out there right now. plus you have a nice breeze out of the north, northwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. that adds to the comfort. look what happens later this week. we have a good one today and tomorr

>reporter: if you look closely, you'll spot sea shells susan lives a few doors down and has watched the art evolve. >> it's spectacular the way the sun shines off of it or as the sun is coming down on of it. so it's a different piece of art every hour of the day. >>reporter: despite 15 years in the making, caplan's part remains the same, the happy, dancing couple. >> i think that's what she's trying to represent, that joyfulness. i admire t. >>reporter: the same whimsical way the friend transformed this block. >> is she's lovely, dynamic, a very dedicated artist. as her mosaic art? >> i think so, yes. >>reporter: and everybody we spoke to agreed. gardner encouraging everyone to start glueing things to their home. she's now working on a mother earth figure to add to the front stoop. >> it was nice to see the neighbors pretty happy there. >>reporter: they all stopped and were taking pictures. they said for years it's something that mystified them. >> this is where that saying came from. we'll see if it sticks. >>reporter: a lot of hot glue >> thanks, alex. >>> 5:26. still ahead the road to the clinton's home in westchester county and neighbor