at the door sills.he door sills. for three straight days this whole clan has been marooned in a small first-floor apartment. short on food and eight adults, 14 little monsters with nothing else to do with their time. but relief is in sight. >> hurricane betsy has blown itself out and is headed northeast through tennessee to new york. i hope it's as an of rain and it when it gets to new york to alleviate their water shortage. >> finally, the pumps are taking effect. the water levels are falling. for the first time in four days it's possible for mona to get out and call charity hospital. >> hey, honey. it's mona. >> the family is safe and coming home tomorrow after all of that worry. ♪ >> so, life begins again. people starting all over. >> we are not out of it. we are down but we are not out. >> what about your family? everybody good? >> oh, yeah. they are all safe. >> you don't think that this is knocked out? >> we are going to build a levy -- higher. >> how do you feel about it? >> i always wanted to do

pat: look, they have an army that can walk in and kill i sills in three weeks and they've done nothing. tom: you've seen it with iran, the kid nappings. the tush iraq -- turkish construction. pat: the turks are fighting the kurds now. eleanor: it's their fight, not our fight. pat: exactly. jim: t.b.d. to be determined. issue two -- who does syria gamble? in foreign language] john: russian president vladimir putin is reinforcing assad. he's sent an array of military personnel and advanced equipment to syria, for skirt purposes, president putin says but the obama administration believes these deploifments will fuel the syrian civil war and are meant to ensure president assad stays in power and russia retains itzhak says to syrian ports on the medicine train sea. and commander in chief obama has asked greece to reaches air passage rites to russian flights between russia and syria. what is putin up to this time? pat: what putin is up to and it makes more sense than what we're up. to he's got ports in syria. a sad -- assad is an old ally. his enemies are al qaeda and isis, who are our ennis

he took up the width of this window sill and his little head was -- he was all the way down here.ed his head and his tongue came out. >> yikes. firefighters safely removed the rattler. crews said the drought has made this snake season a busy one. they had a hundred calls for snakes so far. >> goodness. frightening. >>> our weather not frightening. it's fabulous. >> it's going to be warm. >> it's going to be warm and warmer. we have a beach hazard statement in effect. i'm going to go to statewide weather conditions tomorrow. sun pny and mild to warm with highs near 70 along the coast and mid to upper 80s in our interior section. 101 down in the desert of palm springs. it will be sunny all day from start to finish. temperature about 65. thank you. >>> still ahead, chubby chipotle. the ad targeting the popular restaurant chain. >>> do your children have secret photos? we'll show you the popular app allowing teens to hide texts and photos from parents. >>> we're talking credit reports today. what should you do if you find across america, people like badominique wilkins...er ...are tak

. >> why fantasy football, especially daily fant sill, may soon be a matter on capitol hill. >> bewarescams. a wardening for introducing starbucks® small-batch cold brew coffee. in stores now. >>> natural disasters like valley fire bring so much tragedy. and then you compound that with scammer who is try to take advantage of fire victims. >> michael sini joins us with that part of the story. >> let me tell you, they're really working this fire. but it appears we're all onto them. at least we have been up until this point. the valley fire is taking its toll on so sm families. ev evacwees leaving their homes, it is not easy. >> no place to go. everybody we know, they got wiped out, too. >> and now, insult to injury. scammers are targeting evacewe wees. >> this tweet from the napa county sheriff's office warns consumers be careful of scams asking for your address. >> the most alarming scam are people who are posing as a news crew covering the fire that he said are trying to get physical addresses for the people evacuated and then rob their homes. >> that's joe 23r consumer action. he keep

i think is i sill richards held their own. she is daughter of ann richards former texas governor for historical back ground interest. both parties feel they have a pretty good issue here. democrats feel pretty confident and planned parenthood supporters feel very confident their funding is not going to be cut. they have polling shows american people by big majority wants to stay funding for planned parenthood. republicans have a great issue for their base. the videos were horrifying to many conservings. they are able to go and berate cc richards today and that's what they did. >> right after that first video came out, they did do this polished apology video that now they seem to be stepping back. >> that's confusing to me. they have a public relations problem. they feel the video was doctored and the woman did something wrong she shouldn't have had that conversation in the way she did. you have to stick either you are sticking to your guns or apologizing. i think that was a little confusing. >> let's listen to a few politician

i think is i sill richards held their own. of ann richards former texas governor for historical back ground interest. both parties feel they have a pretty good issue here. democrats feel pretty confident and planned parenthood supporters feel very confident their funding is not going to be cut. they have polling shows american people by big majority wants to stay funding for planned parenthood. republicans have a great issue for their base. the videos were horrifying to many conservings. they are able to go and berate cc richards today and that's what they did. >> right after that first video came out, they did do this polished apology video that now they seem to be stepping back. >> that's confusing to me. they have a public relations problem. they feel the video was doctored and the woman did something wrong she shouldn't have had that conversation in the way she did. you have to stick either you are sticking to your guns or apologizing. i think that was a little confusing. >> let's listen to a few politicians talking about

earlier today the head of planned parenthood is he sill richards owho by the way makes more than halfillion dollars a year everyone was grilled by the members of the house oversight committee. >> if you want to be a privaten at this time, be a private entity, but you don't need federal dollars in order to do this. >> i don't use federal dollars to do that, sir. >> you do to run the organization. >> could you function on nonfederal dollars? why do you need federal dollars? you are making a ton of dough. >> we don't make any profit off of federal money. >> you apologize for things that are inaccurate. you apologize for things that are accurate. and you said there were statements in that first video that i want to it apologize for. i'm asking you to tell this committee chairman, this committee and the american people what were those statements? >> in my judgment in t. was inappropriate to have that conversation in a nonclinical setting in a nonconfidential area. >> they are talking about the sale of baby body parts that the undercover pro-life organization put together. 17 hours of tapes

toddler across the street from the attack site with all the unknown junk in the air on their window sills and settled on their sidewalks. a woman who lived across the street from the south tower whose apartment was a hazmat site talked with frustration of the difficulty she had in getting a straight answer about whether the stuff that covered everything she owned in a layer of dust inches thick would ever allow her to safely live in her home again. if i had to wear a mask just to be in these places, why was it such a question. the wars that began with four jets in a clear blue sky will be claiming new victims long after the shooting on the battle field has ended. i'm ray suarez and that's the inside story. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> more than 100 people are killed after a crane collapses at mecca's grand mosque. hello and welcome to al jazeera live from our headquarters inning doha. i'm elizabeth peranem. also ahead. we look at the crisis of children trying to locate to safety. >>> japan are floods kill at least three

when animals are in fight or flight mode, when they feel stress, then their sill yet expands.t concept of that adrenaline response is the inspiration behind the dress. the whole dress is 3-d prinned from top to bottom. designed in collaboration with francis betante. this is flex no wire wa that's triggering the motion of the carbon fiber structure. it's 365 moving carbon fiber pieces. >> making garments intelligent is something everybody is trying to do. we're just trying to make it simpler and easier by putting this tiny module in the dress to make it smarter. >> the adrenaline sensor is a band inside of the dress responding to your breath. if your breath changes it knows you're feeling stress and then it expands. >> in the scenario where this dress would be interacting would be when the wearer feels that they are in danger or when they feel that they need to be the most strong powerful version of themselves and visually appear so. my goal for the long-term would be complete cuss timmization, accessibility having clothing be downloadable and having that change the entire indu

in this section the phone lines are down, the water is still up, laughing at the door sills.raight whole clan has been marooned in a small first-floor apartment. , 14 little monsters with nothing else to do with their time. but relief is in sight. has blownne betsy itself out and is headed tennessee toough new york. i hope it's as an of rain and it when it gets to new york to alleviate their water shortage. >> finally, the pumps are taking effect. the water levels are falling. for the first time in four days get possible for mona to out and call charity hospital. >> hey, honey. >> the family is safe and coming home tomorrow after all of that worry. ♪ >> so, life begins again. people starting all over. >> we are not out of it. about your family? everybody good? >> oh, yeah. >> you don't think that this is knocked out? >> we are going to build a levy by us. >> how do you feel about it? >> i always wanted to do redecorate. >> a man who dealt with over a set it.sasters >> no city in the world can deal with something this big alone. it's just overwhelming. >> major disasters in on

sit councils sill tackling the aging water mains in the city. for two hours saturday night water distinguished from broken 48 entrance mission line in the hunting park section of philadelphia. the break sent water rushing down hunting park avenue, in westmoreland street, it also opened a gaping hole in the parking lot at the old tasty take factory. now days later clean up and repairs remain. >> repairs will take some time. large main, they're not easy repairs to make. the excavation and the work around it is quite involved. so it will be out here for, you know, some time to make shear we do this and get it done. >> philadelphia water department is also trying to determine what caused the break. the main here is 120 years old. >> age age is not always a factor. >> but, philadelphia's aging infrastructure is concern. just last week, city council introduce as bill that would require the water department to inspect pipes more than 100 years old. folks who live here in hunting park say it is about time. >> this is old area takes i cake here forever.

. >> reporter: cheryl, the regions have formed a new committee to take another crack at a pool sill that will impact this campus and all the others in this uc system. >>> uc berkley is considered the home of the free speech movement. now, over half a century later, the uc regions concern that free speech has become hate speech, considered a formal policy for all of their campuses. >>> the draft they debated today condemned intolerance, including violence, harassmented, hate speech and derogatory language. students on the cal campus we talked to say they don't feel there's a problem here. >> people tend to be very willing to listen to other people's opinions. >>. >> i feel very welcomed on campus. >> the reasons that their proposed bri ed principles don' adequately address. the professor says he gets antimuslim reactions. for example, hate e-mails after posting about the muslim boy arrested in texas this week. he says the university should not be a place where any topic is off limits. >> what defines tolerance and intolerance? what defines acceptable and unaccented speech? how can we make

and a lot of people have relatives sill in syria, and they don't know when they will see them again. the obama administration says it is actively considering ways to help, including letting more migrants come to the u.s. democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley, says the u.s. is falling short. o'malley says by the end of next year, the u.s. should take in 65,000 refugees. a representative says the u.s. is handle those numbers. >> reporter: the u.s. resettles about 70,000 refugees from all over the world on an annual basis. the numbers announced by the u.s. was before the crisis, i think now the government is prepared to review these figures. whether they will reach the request of mr. o'malley, i don't know yet, but this country has a capacity to do that. i would like to make a difference between resettlement, which is taking refugees from turkey, from lebanon, from jordan, where the syrians moved initially from the obligation of the europeans to deal with the people already on their shore. i think that is the absolute priority now, so establish good reception facilities. the

. >> technically it's sill summer. fall is only two days away. we'll see if we'll cool off or not. it's still pretty warm even at this hour. 0. >>> well after celebrating mass in trent of tens of thousands of people and meeting with castro pope francis continues his tour of cuba today. officials in new york and washington dc prepare for his visit to the us which begins tomorrow reporter has more on the intense security and the excitement building ahead of his visit. >> pope francis begins the second leg of his visit to cuba today. he'll fly to an eastern city where he's expected to celebrate mass in front of an estimate 150,000 people. this after spending a busy day sunday which included a meeting with castro. >> the pope was happy about this meeting. some of the members of the family were present. it was a very informal and friendly meeting. >> as he continues his tour people of the, s are preparing for his riffle on tuesday. his first stop is washington dc where many are looking forward to his address to a joint congress. >> it lab speech, it will be an announcement, i believe, o

. >> and now she has that barbie doll sill houettesilhouette.reast lift and tummy tuck last year, people are saying she's gone under the knife again. >> i'm not against a facelift. as for now, i haven't done that. >> kim and her husband have six children together. two are from kim's previous relationship. he plays for the atlanta falcons. she's got to handle all those kids during football season. luckily kim says her two oldest girls are a big help. >>> take a look at what we have tomorrow. >> scandal, praise and murder together for one sexy photo shoot. >> oh, my god. >> new cast secrets. >> i almost couldn't speak the words. >> then 19 kids and counting josh duggar and the adult film star who says she slept with the star. shocking abuse allegations in her only tv interview. tomorrow on "e.t." >>> i would love to hear what joy has to say about the whole duggar controversy. she's going to get get her chance in about six more days when she makes her return to the view. we got the only invite to join a shoot in new york. >> joy left the view two y

. >> we are covering more country sill chaos after weeks of trying, the small girl finally had enough councilmembers to hold a meeting. look at this scene that unfolded as police were called in. >> no matter what happens -- >> police had to be called to remove unruly members from the meeting. the councilmembers on the floor was sitting there in protest. she wasn't happy with the councilmember known as the town screamer. she returned to the boro for the meeting a it is nbc 10 investigators first told you last month. she resigned. bus republican members bioticed the meeting. they never officially send her res ig nation. last nit they chose her replacement. bioticing members are now questioning whether that meeting was legal. are you following all this? the council president says they followed the rules. >> before i do anything i always talk to a lawyer. a talk to a lawyer and had a >> the council also voted to i expect a good cooked meal. weekend. and the ben franklin parkway in this area still closed between art museum and logan circle. what is happening there is a lot of that traffic

i want to be quick, on all sill eniers and make everything full force to prevent another injury. >> i can hear it now. the crowd at the draft booing jackson comparing him to sean bradley. we saw on media day that he is getting stronger. melo still thinks he's a big part of phil jackson's plan. >> for him to start the process with me, being the centerpiece of this, you know, i respect that, and i don't want to let him down. >> that head band is getting thicker and thicker. [ laughter ] >> good job. >> oh, that's wrong. >> i'm just kidding. >> looking for it. >> thank you, dis. [ laughter ] wi aunth oer miesf de iomsa d odccmoti. tiotnvveve elyonndhod ermscoitnt d atavotr veor nfen.ti rllunue cae eyri dpunrsndg wt' ppininfra.i al bie won leon,ansooueetoakanid tt u vendo rityoha t oorni t y,"ie enarofhecrti oov 200unsofoung this is a story about doers, the artificial heart, electric guitars and rockets to the moon. it's the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. doers built this country. the dams and the railroads. john henry was a steel drivin' man hmm, catchy. the

we'll tell you about the changes city councils sill propose to go reduce these types every breaks from>>> and sixers great, moses malone, passes away. we'll take a look back at his legacy, and amazing career. >>> good morning, today is september 14, i'm erika von tiehl. we check in with justin, meisha, a you walk out the door it, really does feel like fall, guys. >>

country together, we can all of us together do exactly what this is set up to do, the security koun sill and this institution, we can strike a huge blow against violent extremism not only in syria, but also in iraq, across the middle east and around the world, and nothing would be more in keeping with the high purpose for which this ko council was created 70 years ago, and nothing would better serve the interests of the people that all of us represent. i hope that we can achieve that. thank you. >>> the united states secretary of state john kerry at the security council meeting saying definitively that isis cannot be defeated with president assad at the helm in syria, and significant words coming from the secretary of state. and after the break, we will have our correspondent christian am men pore weianpour weighing just heard. ♪ (woman) one year ago today mom started searching for her words. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it's time to navigate in-home care, follow that bright star. because brightstar care earns the same accreditation as the best hospit

negotiations for these are sill ongoing. a senior administration official says not to expect major announcements. it wants saudis to store the extremist of the opposition groups, and urge restraint in yemen, as civilian casualtiesy group grows, and the humanitarian situation worsens. the president came before, without resolve, and didn't stop the u.s. providing $500 million, to replenish saudi arabia arsenal last month. analysts say the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia is changing, because of falling oil prices. >> it's a price taker in the global oil market. the u.s. is increasingly the price maker. the global producer now is as well shale production. therefore, the u.s. strategically speaking is less depend on the saudi arabia or the region as a whole than it used to be. >> the two leaders have to figure out what a less dependent relationship for both sides looks like, in in a changing dynamic, in a changing region. >> turkey's parliament voted to continue military operations in syria and iraq. for another ye

>> sill verse played ernest g. bilko, the brash master sergeant who mixed military duties with petty personal schemes. >> would gave you every last cent. >> where are we going to get ten bucks? >> eventually renamed for its star the phil silvers show" ran for just four years but won eight emmys including best actor award for silvers in 1956. when show went off the air in 1959, silvers went on to other roles. >> i don't have the key to the door but if i open the door -- >> silvers and his wife and two daughters welcomed charles collingwood into their home in a 1906 appearance on cbs show "person to person" and more merriment was to come. he won tony in 1961 for his leading role in the musical "do re mi" and part of all-star cast in the 1963 film "it's a mad, mad, mad, mad world." >> i'm a psychiatrist. >> osgood: he turned down the lead in the broadway musical "a funny thing happened on the way to the forum" he had a supporting part in the 1966 movie version. >> i what? >> he was back in the 1927 broadway rerifle, i

narendra modi is attending the u.s., and is due to visit sill gone valley, home to tech giants like google and apple. >> it's been a rear since india's space probe went into orbit, and the mission cost $73 million. a tenth of what the space agencies spent on sending its space agency to mars. base has more >>> extraordinary images from the red planet. not from n.a.s.a., but india's mars orbiter vision. the space probe has been in mars for a year. the five scientific incidents studied the atmosphere. the mission has been followed by these students. they are big space enthusiasts, gathering to mark the equinox. >> i want to be an astronaut. >> they do what they want to, achieve greater heights. >> to have technology, they can do it. in the first goal. if you look at the attempts to go to mars, almost 50 ppz of times have been a failure. none of the countries reached mars in the first attempt. >> the mission is achieved on a small budget. around $73 million. this is over a tenth of the cost of n.a.s.a.'s naven sprays craft, arriving two days before the emissions. >> it's not that extensive. it

. >> now that pope fran sills' visit is in the history books we're getting real numbers about the impactn the city and what it took to keep the masses of people safe. first off let's look at hotel rooms. the city did not sell out. 90% occupancy is where it was at. less than 10,000 of the 11,200 available hotel rooms booked. there were empty seats on mass transit, 62946 for the weekend, now that's compared to 65,000 on an average work day. and from new jersey, nearly 52,000 commuters took patco to the event. mass transit wasn't the only way to get around. use of the city's bike sharing service indigo was doubled. saw a lot of these on the streets. 13,000 trips from friday to sunday compared to 6,000 on a normal weekend. tim furlong also took a bike for a spin as he tried to get out of the city. i took uber which reported lower numbers. let's talk about security. this has to be the biggest feather in the cap for the city and the planners on the weekend, everything was quiet, no major security events. 71 local, state and federal agencies were involved including 6,000 national guard soldiers

. >> i want to ask him how he could sill survive after he has only one lung and a half. >> reporter: fourth graders ngueubou kamwa and nicholas marronaro have modern-day concerns. >> i know he took one time a selfie, if he knew it was actually called a selfie or he just thought it was a photo. >> reporter: do you knowledge he has a cell phone? >> i don't know. >> if he does, he probe has a flip one because he probably doesn't want to spend too much money on doing-- on getting unnecessary stuff. >> reporter: the pope's humility has left an impression on these kid. >> i think they offered him a big home in rome, and he didn't want to take it, and he took a little house instead. he thought it was too fancy. >> reporter: aaron diaz has a special request from his dad. >> he want meas to ask him to pray for mets so they way they can guarantee the play-offs. >> reporter: are you going to do that? >> i guess so. >> reporter: in the middle of a highly choreographed visit, the pope is making time for these children and their unscripted moments. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: an

. >> reporter: the city counsel sill will be voting on this on staff report this afternoon. if it passes, staff will start running the numbers to see if it will work for everyone and some kind of change to the law could come as early as december of this year. today's vote takes place at 1:30 this afternoon in city hall. we're live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> okay thanks so much. the state of a mobile home park in palo alto is up in the air after the owner broke off negotiations for a potential sale. for three years the buena vista mobile home park has been facing closure, about 400 people live there. the owner stopped talking with the city as well as a nonprofit offering to buy the property. >>> accused their landlord of housing discrimination. the rentes of the apartments say the property owner banned them from the common space because it was being used by families with children. they say the landlord also made sure there were no play areas and changed the common space so it wouldn't be used for gatherings. the plaintiffs are getting a total of $370,000. >>> santa cla

. >> the minnesota dentist who killed see sill the lion was surprised to learn that his hunting partyilled one of zimbabwe's most treasured animals and said they would not have killed cecil if they had known despite cecil was wandering for 40 hours, and was finished off, he said he was killed with an arrow and is returning to work after the killing of the lion sparked protests around the country. >> one san francisco resident wants do see change after getting blasted by noise from billy joel's concert at at&t park. 36,000 people attended the show on saturday but they are not the only ones who heard the music. it reached homes off the north slope and a woman believes minor tweaks could have made a major difference. >> we know it is fixable this is not brain science. but they could pass the information between engineers, as they travel with the artists so they make up the whole thing each time. >> there were noise come minutes after beyonce and jay-z concert last summer. the stadium's next concert is ac d.c. september 25. paw if they not the others were loud... >> they were in the book

. ♪ >> the actual max factor studio where lou sill ballgame a red head. >> sean always a red head. >>ent ginger and won four emmys. >> maybe i should go red. >> it will take a little bill more than that. >> orange is the new black. >> i don't know if they were tricking us or what. >> thank you so much for appearing with us this morning. >> they had a whole other list of names that we read in rehearsal. so i was -- that's what i thought i was going to read again. so when, upping, it was time to do it for real, what he said -- >> what he said orange is the new black if i had been sitting in the chair i would have fallen out of it. >> i had this dance about six months ago. >> you did. >> with selma. that knocked some of the edges i was. looks, it's amazing that this tiny tiny little film we made we didn't expect anything like this. >> you're a lawyer. >> we know how to pronounce your name. >> yes. >> because brad pitt got on stage and said oyelowo, yellow, yellow oh. >> tell me about this bromance that the two of you have. >> we have lots of kids between. >> that's true. >> and yeah, we

olivia says for her parents this is sill fought real. >> i think after this whole. happens, they don't have their house, that's when they're really going to feel it afterwards. >> reporter: many of the evacway wees have no idea of what happened to their homes. >> it looks like hell. it looks like a war zone. >> reporter: he's heard only rumors about the fate of his home. >> others told me it burnt down. others told me it's fine. i'm kind of like waiting until i can go back up there. >> reporter: for now the proprietary spot for these refugees have been small the strumming of a guitar. [ music playing ] >> reporter: talking to strangers. these young girls spent hours collecting donations at a make-shift stand. >> then we kind of like hold up a sign in front of the sheetz and people started coming. >> reporter: in five hours, they raked in more than $500,000 for people who lost homes. >> never would i think we would get that much. >> reporter: the red cross is the only hope for some people. volunteers pitched extra tents for anybody that will feed them. they say they'

hank sill iser of berg was there. how was it? >> reporter: there's no better flies watch a concert than on the capitol lawn on a nice pleasant sunday evening, labor day weekend. the best way we thought we could show you, i was with journalist graham knight. we thought we would show you the sights and sounds. >> what a better way to spend labor day. [ music ] >> reporter: what did you like the most? >> the first, the national anthem. that was the greatest, yeah. [ music ] >> the battle hymn of the republic, spectacular. just a wonderful night. [ music ] >> we missed the 4th of july concert this year, but we just love this feeling of beg out here. i'm actively writing a facebook host. low-key, cool, uncrowded, and buggy. >> reporter: well, there were some bugs out here but it was still a great time. as far as we know there were no incidents. everything went smoothly. on capitol hill, hank silverberg, wusa9. >> thank you hank. lots of people told hank they like the cop sert because it was a lot less crowded than on july 4th. >>> it

analysts saying the stock is firing on all sill enders and should over come the headwinds. grasso, you agree. >> when you look at the stock, last sell 39 and 3/4, and a handle on that yield and if you look fog something gaining for something and if you are hunting for that yield because you can't get it out of the federal government, the $45 price tagt is not a reach here. so they've done a great job at stirring away from the regular sodas. they have a whole host of other drinks to go with. so if you are looking for quasisafety in this market place you could still be a buyer here. >> are you still long. >> still long. and this is a name i might talk about later which is mcdonald's where you have a country with tremendous global brand and a lot of bad news in the price, expectations very low. sales growth low. i think these guys are changing their business. i would love to be in the name, if it could trade off more, i would buy more. >> gee, are you a firing? >> you know, this was a $45 stock this time last year and trading $39. so i don't know what cylinder it is firing on.

. >> reporter: dock sill mean is sedating bean it will likely make the mother to be sleepy but she can get rest rather than vomiting. the group also looked at a common antinausea drug but said there wasn't enough data yesterday to say it's safe for the baby. good news for moms-to-be. >>> good news for a long island teenager. honors for him. he has already lived a decade beyond predictions by doctors. ahead's rare disease but is also inspiring his classmates. cbs 2's dick brennan has this story new at 6:00. >> reporter: excitement filled the hallways as 13-year-old eli mollineau was escorted to the auditorium by his fan club to receive unique honors. . suffolk lawmakers presented the opportunitying ton teenager with a plaque that commemorates his inspirational story battling pierson's syndrome. it's a disease that tears apart internal organs. >> the syndrome has a life expectancy between three to five years. eli will be 14 on saturday. so it's amazing. >> reporter: his mother says it's no surprise he has so far beaten the medical odds crediting his incredibly positive will power and sim

but with that initial connection of fen sill bringing together the city council woman and a principal at a school, to learn how they could collaborate and work together we have now shifted a lot of our work to make sure students are getting hands on experiences in business not just the business community coming to schools but taking public school students and putting them in the business communities to learn real world skills to be successful. >> crystal and nathalie i'll ask you both this question has experience in pencil changed your perception of what it is like out there in the world work world? >> it helps a lot to -- help me become aware of what it is really leak instead of not really like what's on tv. >> yeah? >> nathalie? >> it is not like it is on tv. i think that -- at least i can speak about fox is that i would have never imagined that all a of the departments work so closely together to make tv happen. and i think it is great that, you know, i'm able to experience this and be a part of it. >> very nice where are you from and what part of the city do you live in? >> queens

if we're here today it's to standing up against the interests of the presidential guard which can sillingns and tlenting theme. >> reporter: it's a dramatic turn of events after a popular uprisings and october ousted the president when he tried to extend his 27-year rule. a traditional government had been preparing for elections next month until the elite presidential guard took over on wednesday. the man in charge now, says the vote will take place but at a later time. >> translator: we have to discuss it with the concerned actors, political parties, and civil society in order to establish a timetable that allows for quick presidential and legislative election. we don't intend to extend our power. we don't intend to stay. we don't intend to do more than what has to be done unlike what some people think. >> reporter: the general was chief of the presidential guard and long time aid of the former president. the president's whereabouts are unknown, raising speculation of a political plot. many are concerned the presidential guard does not want an election to happen. >> ever since the countr

pope fran sills' message of peace and unity may not have resonated with everyone.philadelphia restaurant owners are calling out mayor michael nutter over the lackluster business. and as they pointed fingers at the mayor, he pointed his at the media. >> i think that in some instances you all scared the [ bleep ] out of people with some of the stories. >> well, many business owners say the expected crowds did not live up to the hype. 1.5 million were forecast to hit the parkway, numbers early numbers well below that. some business owners say they lost money this weekend. >> we were thinking that we were going to get a very nice spill over, we were anticipating nice crowds in the area, we geared up for that. brauft in extra supply, we brought in extra grocery supplies. >> stock wise we brought in so much liquor and beer and food that we wanted to make sure we made it through the weekend and we have plenty left over. >> some of the business owners say they will donate the leftover food to the needy. >>> while businesses may not have hit it big over the weekend the pilg

davis mean highway sill has several appeals pending. reena and kendis?thank you. >>> coming up, hidden money. there's cash in your closet. we'll show you how to find it. the new generation of hi-tech second hand shops online. >>> and ahead in our next half hour, "dancing with the stars." a first look at the new. >> mario: ball winner wannabes. you're w ♪ >>> welcome back. fall is a good time to clean out your closet and wouldn't it be nice to get a little cash for your efforts? >> a new generation of second hand services makes it easier than ever. rebecca jarvis explains. >> reporter: meet this family of pennsylvania. with two boys finally back to school, mom carrie is taking aim at her family's bedroom closets trying to declutter all the outgrown and unwanted wa wardrobe which she'll soon discover can still be worth big bucks. >> i'm rebecca. we're going to make you some money today. first the kids' rooms. >> a great jacket. too small on him. >> i'll take it. >> reporter: then her own. >> i think i've had enough of it. >> reporter: but how do you turn t

meantime city councils sill starting to tackle the issue every aging water mains and pipes in the city. >> this broken main dates back to 1895. >> for two hours saturday night, water gushed from a broken 48-entrance mission line in the hunting park section of philadelphia. the break sent water rushing down hunting park avenue in westmoreland street. it also opened a gaping hole in the parking lot of the old tastykake factory. now, days later, clean up and repairs remain. >> row pairs will take some time. it is a large main, 48 inches is a large transmission main. they're not easy repairs to make. the excavation and the work around it is quite involved. so we'll be out here for some time to make sure we do this and get it done. >> reporter: the philadelphia water department is also trying to determine what caused the break. the main here is 120 years old. >> age is not always a factor. but we will do assessment of the main to see if we can identify the cause of the brain. >> reporter: the infrastructure is a concern. last week city council introduce add bill that would require the water

and reporting live outside of bat sill -- basilica. >>> and septa expanding the number of open stationsrains making stops in center city, getting pilgrims closer to the festival ground. and the broad street line stopping at the walnut-locust station. >>> and another change, service running in-bound and out-bound all day. >>> not only viewing angles but cell service a concern. when hundreds of thousands of people are expected to gather along the parkway. the phone companies already installed a combined $50 million of extra equipment. the past weekend made in america's festival proved to be something of a test run. while some concert-goers complains of connection quality, providers insist the network performance was good except for a handful of temporary glitches near the main stage. city officials say they did not receive any complaints. verizon and at&t will be adding mobile cell towers when the pope is here. and they say they are confident that calls, text and datas will go through. >>> pope francis took dramatic action today that will be welcomed by many american catholics. he is stre

. >> reporter: i am in the sao paulo stock exchange in the economic heart of blah sill.yes here are looking 800-kilometer to his the northwest to the capital brasilia to see what president dilma rousseff will do next. will she impose the necessary mesh tours get the economy pi back on track? can she? this stock he can change as been overtaken as the big in the region by mexico. the brazilian currency is at its lowest level against the u.s. dollar since it was introduce ed in 1994. investor confidence is at an all-time low. >> translator: the government needs to let investors know that there is a political environments of understanding and debate. and that all of the measures they are discussing will in the end be approved. >> reporter: the president wants to make massive cuts to public spending. closing 10 of her 39 ministries. but by doing that, she risks alienating the very people who elected her less than a year ago and nobody wants to see taxes go up. it's these people, the ordinary shoppers with the price of bread and aways i can items rocketing that have the most t

because it provides abortions which is in violation of many of their religious beliefs as a result is sillfaced tough questioning as they made the argument that planned parenthood does a lot more than just provide abortions they came to capitol hill with a message for remembers are members of congress, did he defund planned planned parenthood for many working class americas it's their only access to affordable healthcare. courtney requests iowas in grad school suffering from en dee do meet rios us and turned to planned parent hood when she could no longer afford the medication. >> i was in grad school i needed to get a job and couldn't stop stud foy this one reason, planned parent ha parenthood mai could get the medication. >> reporter: the health clinics also provide abortions violateing the religious beliefs of some members and the comfort of others, after video surfaced reportedly showing executives discussing the sale of aborted fetal tissue for profit. many in congress are incensed and are threaten to go cut the more than 450 million in federal if yofunding for the clip ice, y are dem

we'll tell you about the changes city councils sill propose to go reduce these types every breaks from happening. >>> and sixers great, moses malone, passes away. we'll take a look back at his legacy, and amazing career. >>> good morning, today is september 14, i'm erika von tiehl. we check in with justin, meisha, a you walk out the door it, really does feel like fall, guys. >> i thought the same thing, thinking before you even started talking about the fall weather, i walked outside and thought it is actually kind of cool out here, and it feels good. justin, i know it will help our commute. nice change every pace, little humidity, the past few weeks, taste every fall, weather fans, don't get used to it, we'll heat up. almost feels little chilly. grab the coat or sweatshirt. temperatures dropping in the 50's, even some 40's, in some of the cooler suburbs, check it out, even philadelphia coming in 58 degrees, this hour, chilly 54, up in the lehigh valley, in allentown, look at 70s, suburbs, doylestown at 52 degrees. palmyra, new jersey, and mt. holly both coming in at 58. dew point temp