(laughter) now i am proud son of south carolina. and this year miss south carolina represented our state admirably. >> from our home that's how we roll, miss south carolina. >> stephen: that's right. 20% of our homes are mobile, which means they could leave south carolina and yet they choose to stay. that is palmetto pride! (cheers and applause) or, or, or possibly a lack of gas money. (laughter) >> but miss south carolina has some tough competition this year from contestants like miss kansas who boldly sported a serenity prayer on her rib cage. not everyone was thrilled by it as piers morgan learned after this neck stapping mid broadcast subject change. >> a complete segue from one red line to another, a red line with crossing the world of beauty pageants in miss merck we had teresa veil who sported a very large tattoo. would you ever allow such a thing in your pageants? >> we don't encourage it i'm not a fan of tattoos. i have seen many people get the tattoos and i don't know what is going on nowadays but everyone is getting tatto

even stephen colbert pounded away. >> i'm a proud son of south carolina, and this year miss south carolina represented our state admirably. >> from the state where 20% of our homes are mobile, because that's how we roll -- >> that's right, 20% of our homes are mobile, which means they could leave south carolina and yet they choose to stay. >> the comments have been so nasty, brook went on wscs tv and begged forgiveness. >> this was just very much a lack of judgment on my part. >> she says pageant officials from her home state actually wrote the joke for her as part of her prepared remarks. >> when i would question it or feel a little bit uncomfortable about it, i would voice my concern, but pretty much everyone i asked at the pageant said, this is just funny. >> brook failed to advance to the semifinals. ultimatelily miss new york, nina did did you of davuluri, won the crown. >> deborah: there are a lot of other things that miss carolina could have said. for instance, the spotted salamander is the official south carolyn union amphibian. >>> the iphone is now officially on sale. the new one

there are plenty of homosexuals here in south carolina.aid of what could happen or how they're viewed here. so it just -- it is sad, you worry about your job and your security if you let people know about your personal life. and that is a fear that we have had in the past. and we still continue to have. so that is one of the reasons that this is important, that this has happened. >> katie, tracy, and jordan, thank you all very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> bad company. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. give me a war and i'll give you a picture. give me a picture, and there might not be a war. that's the power we're seeing with this morning's release of this horrid video and still photo that "the new york times" acquired from a rebel group this week. across the top of the "new york times" we see men with rifles. those men are on the side we'd be backing. standing over men with welts on their back, men kneeling, men knowing they're a

there are plenty of homosexuals here in south carolina. they don't come out because they're afraid of what could happen or how they're viewed here. so it just -- it is sad, you worry about your job and your security if you let people know about your personal life. and that is a fear that we have had in the past. and we still continue to have. so that is one of the reasons that this is important, that this has happened. >> katie, tracy, and jordan, thank you all very much for joining us >>> good evening from washington, d.c. i'm chris hayes. my exclusive interview with secretary of state john kerry in a moment. and his response to a troubling new video obtained by "the new york times" which shows the moments leading up to the brutal execution of seven syrian government soldiers at the hands of syrian rebels. these are images which seem to buttress fears about what kind of rebels might be emboldened if the united states is to take military action against the government of syrian president bashar al assad. according to the "times" the video w

and that's why south carolina is singing. >> we really hit the jackpot in south carolina this time. >> reporter: they don't know if that big winner is actually a resident of south carolina or was just passing through. but they're hoping it's a local, looking forward to collecting anywhere between $12 million and $15 million in tax revenue. >> lana, thanks. >>> the new iphone is released in a couple of hours. there are people waiting in line already. but something is different with this release. >> yeah. a potential problem for apple's new operating system. some savvy users uncover a big security issue. apple is commenting about it this morning. >>> plus, the former nfl player finds out that hundreds of pele were partying in his home through social media. wait until you hear what he did next. >>> and welcome back. a big day for apple lovers. the new iphones go on sale. smaller lines than usual forming at some of the stores. this one is at pasadena, california. things were more festive in tokyo, as people picked up the 5s or the 5c. >>> a potential security issue with that operating sys

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--adblib weather tz-- miss south carolina is carolina is apologizing for a comment she made during the miss america pageant last week... brooke mosteller came under fire for saying she's from a state where 20 percent of the homes are mobile - because quote "that's how we roll." --sot-- this was just very much a lack of judgment on my part and i should not have said it and i knew that in my gut. --butted sot-- after seeing how its been taken by people there really is nothing funny about it! in a written apology, the miss south carolina scholarship organization took responsibility for mosteller's joke saying "it was an attempt to be creative and humorous." some parents in louisiana are outraged over a homework assigment that was sent home with elementary schoolers. britteny badeaux says she was shocked when she read over her 9- year-old son's worksheets... and saw references to machine guns, pimps, and prostitution. "i think it's appalling why my 9 year old needs to know why a machine gun needs to be cooled down or why holding the trigger will produce rapid fire. i don't understand any o

that is why south carolina is singing. >> we really hit the jackpot in south carolina this time. >> porter: they don't know for sure if the winner lives in south carolina or was just passing through but they hope it was a resident and look forward to collecting tax money. abc news. >> hit the jackpot in south carolina. >> do they? >> yeah. >> if you didn't hit the jackpot there is still a way to earn some cash. nasa wants volunteers willing to lay in bed for 70 days. you just have to lay there. $18,000. you can't get up but you can read, you can surf the internet, watch tv, even works, why would you? you just have to stay on that bed, laying down. purpose is to research the effects of long term space flight. the kind where you are strapped in for weeks on the human body. 18 grand. >> i can do that. >> part-time job. >> 70 days? >> yeah >> make it more challenges. >> i will do it. that's great. >>> we have more news to tell you about. a 40-year-old boy set the family home on fire. >> the warning that you need to hear about keeping lighters away from family. that's coming up >> you're watchi

, huge rivalry, instate rivalry in south carolina.ell, shawn is a big clemson fan. this is shawn's room. you can see because it says "shawn's room" here on the door. the door's been through quite a lot. shawn went away for the week on a vacation, and his buddies decided to do a little redecorating. that is not clemson's colors. >> nope. >> that is the gamecocks' colors, and i guess they're renting this place, and one guy says -- >> one thing they told us 100% we could not do was paint. >> they paint the entire thing. >> they did a good job. >> so, there's all the stuff they're ready to decorate this room with, all the gamecocks apparel and paraphernalia that you could possibly find. this poster here points out a game from last november when south carolina beat clemson. >> and it's his birthday! >> this is actually a nice gift if you were a gamecocks fan. >> sure. >> here's when old shawn finally comes home from his vacation -- >> get the [ bleep ] out of here! >> happy birthday, shawn. >> that's so [ bleep ]! >> that's his girlfriend.

. >>> we know a little more about the winning powerball ticket in south carolina.e numbers picked at random. what we don't know is anything about who bought the ticket. we have more on the jackpot. >> reporter: good morning, john and diana. there's a mystery out there about who that powerball winner is, but there are some new clues and some new changes coming to lottery that mean any of us could be the next big winner. >> reporter: lottery officials in south carolina could barely control their pride. >> it's great. it's -- it's just -- i can't tell you what it feels like to know that somebody has been that fortunate and lucky. and for us, it's just -- it's wonderful. >> reporter: among the 356 tickets sold at this murphy's gas station in lexington, was the one ticket that won it all. >> the big story is there's somebody out there who is $399.4 million richer than they were this time yesterday. >> reporter: nearly $400 million will go to the winner. but if you didn't win this time, better luck next. no, really. you may actually have a better chance of winning next t

the jackpot in south carolina this time. >> they don't know if the big winner is a resident of southare definitely hoping it is a local and looking forward to collecting between 12 and $15 million in tax revenue. john, diana? >> all right. one note to the story, the winner of the giant powerball jackpot can choose to remain anonymous, because south carolina, unlike other states, does not require public identification of the winners. >>> mexico is taking heat for its response to deadly storms. there's still plenty of flooding from the one-two punch the official death toll is at 100 people but that doesn't include those unaccounted for in a village devastated by a massive landslide. critics say the government didn't do enough to warn people about the storms while focusing on celebrations of mexico's independence day. >>> as for today's weather here at home, clear and warm along the east coast. further inland some severe storms from the great lakes to the gulf coast and in to texas. nice and dry across the northern plains, the rockies and the southwest. showers along the northwest coast

if you don't live in south carolina.ges coming to the nation's other big lottery, mega millions, the winnings are expected to only go higher. take a look at last night's winning powerball numbers again, 7, 10, 22, 32, 35, powerball, 19. i hope you got those tickets out quickly. if you matched most of them you could be in for a surprise. abc reporter has more. >> reporter: second place won't win you the crown or the white house, but for many lottery winners, second place will soon win you a whole lot of cash. >> reporter: if you were to get second place, would you be happy with that? >> yeah, sure. >> a million bucks maybe. >> i would be happy with 500 bucks. >> reporter: america has lottery fever. in 2002 the winning prize was $331 million. now we're seeing $587 million, $590 million. even $656 million. now last night's $400 million powerball drawing to that list. next month the mega millions rules will change. if you hit five out of the six numbers you win 250,000 bucks. in october that number will soar to anywhere betw

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but it may reside in lexington, south carolina. that's where the single winning ticket was sold in last night's powerball lottery jackpot worth an estimated $400 million. cnn's sara ganim is live in lexington. the search is on. is it one person, is it a group, what do we know? >> reporter: what we know is there's a lot of excitement here. if you work into this murphy express behind me where the winning ticket was sold, a clerk will ask you, did you buy a lottery ticket here? they're telling everyone who did. double check the numbers. this is a big jackpot, $400 million. it all went on to a single ticket. there have been a lot of times where a single ticket went to an office pool or a group of people that end up splitting it. $400 million is a lot of money. it's kind of early. we expect to get more information as the day goes on. i have to tell you, we're less than 100 yards from the highway, from i-20 that runs all across the nation. while they do get a lot of local traffic from lexington, south carolina, they get a lot of people p

without schools through as a signature was transferred to south carolina saw its story leaked. joins us thanks a lot for speaking to us nuclear war this is the level senator lindsey graham is essentially threatening the united states whether he got intel on this or not from another high level source elements in the government are now threatening us that if we don't attack syria there could be a nuclear incident right after they transported a nuclear weapon they need something crazy the chemical attack was not enough we're looking at a potential serious false flag event to push us into this because obama can't slime his way to syria there's no end game and we can't afford nor do we want a world war three. and speaking of that mr president didn't you win the nobel peace prize yet you were the one given back for a moment previously admitted syria isn't a threat or even strategically important for the states asia times correspondent pepe escobar joins us great to speak to you so who's actually gaining from syria's break oh that's very important to remind people all the time these r

we'll leave you with fred. >> good luck tomorrow, fred, in south carolina?'s in south carolina. >> good luck. >> you can do it. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- simon cowell, stacy keibler and music from gary clark jr. with cleto and the cletones. and now, stay put, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, there. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i am glad you are watching. i am happy to have you here. i have to say, i don't usually have fun, but it was kind of a fun day today. a lot of excitement around our office. those who saw the show last night know we pulled a prank on a lot of people. we made a video of a girl twerking and then what appeared to be accidentally setting herself on fire. and we posted that video on to a private account on youtube. and on its own it took off. in less than a week, millions of views. ran on hundreds of news stations, talking about it on the radio, all over, the milli vanilli of youtube videos. but the funny thing, after everybody ran it thinking it was real. afte

winners in south carolina can claim winnings without releasing their names. only 16 states allow winners to remain anonymous. >> aljazeera will have live coverage of president obama's speech to the united nations in just about an hour. that will do it for now. ♪ >>> what is this bottle of wine and the current u.s. budget have in common? i'll tell you. they are young, healthy, and don't have health insurance. obamacare relies on so-called young invincibles. plus more companies are rewarding employees with bonuses, but i'll tell you why that may be a bad thing. i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show, so join our live conversation for the next half

in your home state of south carolina. we're both southerners. we have the 430,000 people right now in south carolina, don't have insurance a week from today. they're going to be able to sign up and get insurance. do you think they think this sucks? >> i think the people who had a full time john and who are now working 29 hours think it sucks. i think the employers who say i can't get there from here really believes it's bad for business. at the end of the day -- >> there's some mother in your state, maybe she's got cancer, been turned down for insurance, a week from today she can go onto a website. health care.org. can you tell her that sucks? >> i think that's a good -- i think there are several things in the bill i would adopt, one, you cannot be denied insurance because you've been sick before. children can stay ton their parents' plan. these things make sense. the structure of the bill is so expensive to comply with that people in business where that mother may be working, you know, in the service industry, she could very well go from 40 to

but the long fight from oklahoma to south carolina and all the way to the united states supreme court is finally over. here's elaine quijano. >> reporter: there were no police officers on hand for the transfer. veronica said good-bye to her biological father, dustin brown, and was escort bide an attorney to her adoptive parents. brown's supporters described it as dignified. todd hembrie is the cherokee nation attorney general. >> what was best for her today was a peaceful and honorable transition. she deserves to know him and to have a relationship with him, and that's what we have fought for all along. >> excuse me. >> reporter: veronica lived with prown for the last 21 months. saying good-bye was unimaginable to brown when we spoke to him? july. >> i don't want to deal with it. i don't want to have to be told that. i want someone to tell me that i've lost the right to be a father. >> reporter: but brown agreed to relinquish his parental rightses before veronica's birth. they began the process of adopting veronica from her mother and were in the delivery room when she was born. >> th

for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise? mr. wilson: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. jones: mr. speaker, -- mr. wilson: every day i appreciate concerned constituents reaching out to me expressing their very real experiences with the health care takeover. jennifer says obamacare will put us out of business and make health insurance unaffordable for our family. charlotte writes i do not feel our economy can afford obamacare. i am retired with a history of lung cancer and my follow-up care will be denied under this plan. terry pleads do whatever you can to stop this.

warhead without school throws in signature was transferred to south carolina. still relique. joins us thanks a lot for speaking to us nuclear war this is the level senator lindsey graham is essentially threatening the united states whether he got intel on this or not from another high level source elements in the government are now threatening us that if we don't attack syria there could be a nuclear incident right after they transported a nuclear weapon they need something crazy the chemical attack was not enough we're looking at a potential serious false flag event to push us into this because obama can't slime his way to syria there's no end game and we can't afford nor do we want a world war three. and speaking of that mr president didn't you win the nobel peace prize yet you were the one they haven't back home a previously admitted syria isn't a stretch or even strategically important for the states asia times correspondent pepe escobar joins us great to speak to you so who's actually gaining from syria's break oh that's very important to remind people all

and now having the state of oklahoma and the state of south carolina both recognizing the adoption, she is now matt and melanie are now her parents across the world. there's no -- there's no question anymore from a legality standpoint who her parents are. and we're just very excited that she's home. and our hearts go out to the brown family. no one ever wanted this situation to escalate to the point that it did. and no one knows better than how

i employ 15 people in my offices in washington and back in south carolina.th care after obama care goes into play. there will be winners and there will be losers in this bill. that's the kind of conversation we're trying to have now as part of this. >> so you're trying to have a conversation while there's a law that many of your own constituents will be able to get health care, but you say hold on, just don't go anywhere, suffer a little while because we were bad at having this conversation while the president went and did something about it. >> a lot of those people that you mentioned might get health insurance through their employer if the mandate went into effect on january 21st, but the president delayed that. how is what we're trying to do different than that? the president identified a part of the law -- >> because you're threatening to close the government down if you don't get your way. let me ask you this, then, congressman. >> yes, sir. >> do you have health insurance coverage as a congressman? >> i absolutely do, yes, sir. >> so you don't have a p

so what can i sell to people in south carolina? i can't sell another iraq or afghanistan, because i don't want to. i can sell to the people of south carolina that if we don't get syria right, iran surely is going to take the signals we don't care about the program and it weighs on the president's mind strongly about the signals we send. so, if we lost the vote in the congress, dealing with the chemical weapons being used in syria, what if effect would that have on iran in terms of the nuclear program. market south carolinians get that point. so i'm hoping we'll learn more about the strategy of degrading and upgrading and we can go on the floor hoff the senate and say the administration has plan apart from a limited military action, that will allow to us get to where we need to good as a nation, which is to deter iran from a nuclear weapons march and stabilize the region before it's too late. >> the opposition, if we were to strike relatively soon, the opposition in any type of position to take advantage of that? >> clearly they cou

all the gamecobs where south carolina beat clemson. >> and it his birthday! >> this were a nice fan if you were a fan -- >> here's where the old guy finally comes out of his vacation. >> happy birthday, sean. >> [ bleep ]! >> that's his girl friend. the girl friend's kind of down with the change. >> i love it. i think it's hilarious. >> he's breaking up with her. >> everything, couldn't get him a new door. >> we noticed the poster that has the score from last season -- watch this pim. >> i can't look at this. >> why? >> no, this is the stuff that -- room uruguay room experience >>> its time for the "wendy williams show." today, her life, she reveals it all. and her latest albums which critics call the best. and the latest on "hot topics." now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ]

ed has more. >> reporter: this dark river in south carolina holds ancient secrets.to uncover long lost treasures. he had no idea this river would send him on an unforgettable journey. i'm looking at the periphery of the ring. >> reporter: he found a treasure 40 feet under the gravel bed. 1974 class ring with the initials rlp engraved on the inside. >> let's do some investigating, follow the path and see where it leads us. >> reporter: he called the school, he was told only two people in the graduating class had the initials rlp, one was a woman, the other this man in his college photo. robert la von phillips. through social networks, he found his son and learned how special the ring is. >> he talked about it all the time because it came from his mother and, you know, it's one of the stories that kind of apit mies a season of his life. >> reporter: robert phillips and his wife decided to come out on the river in charleston, south carolina. they were on a boat, he reached for a beer and popped open the tap. it's stuck on his finger and when he tries to flick it off, t

chip reid, cbs news, summerville, south carolina. >> she's got talent. >>> well, coming up after yours this morning," the latest options on syria. we will go to the state department an also speak with senator john mccain. >>> plus, a cancer patient's fight for an experimental drug that could help her survive. >>> and hotel designer ian schrader and mary sorenson join us in the studio. that's it for this tuesday on "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, time is 5-- >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it's tuesday, september 10. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:30 on your tuesday. and guess who's back in town after a three-day weekend, lawrence karnow, ladies and gentlemen. >> it was nice. watched a little football with my dad. so yeah, it was a great time. hey, we're starting to see more fog around the bay area this morning, moving further onshore some good news for those folks fighting the fire near mount diablo. well, looks like the temperatures outside in the 50s and the 60s now. we'll talk

all the gamecobs where south carolina beat clemson. >> and it his birthday!his were a nice fan if you were a fan -- >> here's where the old guy finally comes out of his vacation. >> happy birthday, sean. >> [ bleep ]! >> that's his girl friend. the girl friend's kind of down with the change. >> i love it. i think it's hilarious. >> he's breaking up with her. >> everything, couldn't get him a new door. >> we noticed the poster that has the score from last season -- watch this pim. >> i can't look at this. >> why? >> no, this is the stuff that -- room uruguay room experience >>> now at 5:00 p.m. an east bay community stepping up after a fire station water burglarized, what the firefighters are being offered and the steps to make sure the stations are secure. >> a new danger for residents near the fire line. >> and remembering the september 11 terrorist attacks. the new memorial with a special piece of history on display. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> good evening. >>> hello. i am frank somervill

the opportunity to address the issues of the affordable care act and how it will affect my roll south carolina district the the affordable care act would allow 350,000 to 400,000 south carolinians to obtain health coverage. with the medicaid expansion of an additional 2000 south carolina adults would be covered. it's appalling some chocolate officials continue to pursue efforts to block as a citizen who are receiving health care coverage. i'm pleased to be seated by our fine, hard-working attorney general from south carolina, a friend of mine, and like me, he is privileged to be an elected official. but from its privileged place as an elected official and a child of an elected official, ellen wilson has enjoyed taxpayer subsidies health care for most of his life. he's never had to worry about having a doctor to see you when he gets sick. yet when it comes -- to obtain much-needed health coverage, he willingly leaves the opposition without offering any alternatives to their claim. when i go back to the state senate in january, i'm going to be facing the first bill which is a republican filed bi

all the gamecobs where south carolina beat clemson. >> and it his birthday! were a nice fan if you were a fan -- >> here's where the old guy finally comes out of his vacation. >> happy birthday, sean. >> [ bleep ]! >> that's his girl friend. the girl friend's kind of down with the change. >> i love it. i think it's hilarious. >> he's breaking up with her. >> everything, couldn't get him a new door. >> we noticed the poster that has the score from last season -- watch this pim. >> i can't look at this. >> why? >> no, this is the stuff that -- room uruguay room experience >>> good evening, it's wednesday, september 11th, i'm gasia mikaelian. this is bay area news at 7:00. a new clue tonight in the search of a killer. do you recognize this man? police say he shot and killed an 8-year-old girl. the girl was gunned down this summer at the front door of a friend's home in oakland. it's a top story tonight. we're on the story that police hopefully bring new leads. >> reporter: blowing the whistle for two years, we

. >> why cried every time we would leave south carolina. >> reporter: together they moved here to nashvilleour bedroom. we call it the famous house. >> everybody who lived here at some point has a record deal. >> now a lucky break she thinks may get her there. thanks to a songwriting friend she landed a gig at nashville's bluebird cafe. it is less than five hours away. >> a very big opportunity. she has no idea who may walk in, off the street, that is a producer, writer, who ever. >> reporter: the legendary club where garth brooks was discovered. >> hey, y'all, i am taylor. i just moved here six months ago. and this is my first time playing at the bluebird. >> reporter: where a 14-year-old unknown, named taylor swift landed her first record deal. and the nightclub is so key to the nashville story line, that the tv show has painstakingly re-created the cafe on the sound stage. >> the exact same. they're like the scratches. like the exact same. >> reporter: they know what it is to be discovered thanks to the bluebird. >> one night performed the song or something. and, just videotaping it. som

governor nikki haley toured georgetown, south carolina on thursday. she said fire may have devastated that town but they will rise from the ashes. officials say flames destroyed 10 businesses there. 130 jobs were lost. the governor set up a state-wide fire fund and urged donations to the red cross. >> come take a look at this because this has drivers in washington state on edge. this major bridge near green bay is now closed indefinitely after it started to sag. it was built in the '80s and it carried some 40,000 cars a day but at last inspection only a year ago it was deemed structurally sound. now, though, it joins more than 80,000 bridges in the u.s. that are listed as at risk. >> wow. can't imagine seeing that. daily commute. >> cannot, cannot. good news for us, for anybody commuting today, the weather should be decent. >> pretty morning drive, isn't that right, eileen. >> yes, indeed. the past few mornings we've had beautiful sunrises. this morning with more clouds beginning to build, especially over the past few hours i think our sunrise is limi

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