. >> she apparently lost almost 5 pounds so i can tell you she is a lot more spry. >> is it wrong to just take the cat home. >> i have fantastic news. i decided to adopt sprinkles and i'm going to leave with her right now. >> she has to get down to another 12 pounds. you have a year and have to wait. but you can put your name in for adoption. >> can i? >> you can do it to online if you want. but we can ask you about the veterinarian, your home environment, can you do all while this visit. >> that was cool to visit with sprinkles. keep in mind they have four different cats. you can give them a call or hit them up online. they are good organization, support them. a. a great place to come and get a cat. >> this is following a story christopher and nicholas have been charged with endangering the welfare of an incompetent person. >> with all due respect it wasn't incompetent. >> while you don't really know my son. >> what the, pumpkin spice. >> apparently is not just a fall fad. >> it's an obsession. >> everywhere you look. >> why? sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer.

there he is looking spry before the whole thing happened. team's winning, 13-0.left collarbone on this play. our dr. mark attux thinks it will be about eight weeks. the normal time it takes for that part of the body to heal. brandon weeden came in, was fine. 4yards. cowboys are 2-0. see how they do whiteout the key players. >>> packers-seahawks. we got no score. rodgers finds jones. this is a guy people didn't want in oakland or with the giants. comes back to green bay, his third td catch in two games. 24-17. russell wilson thought he would dump it over the line. instead in the mitt of elliott. packers back on top of it. kicked a field goal. ran out the clock. 27-17. >>> we have one more game left here in week two. you can see it. "monday night football." colts, jets. monday night countdown, 6:00 eastern. kickoff around 8:15. more highlights. you can check out a live "sportscenter," 9:00 eastern on espn. you won't see the johns, though. >> oh, too bad. >>> up next in "the pulse." the big winners and emotional wince at last night's emmy awards. >>> and how host an

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she looks all spry and everything. [laughter] >> well rested. >> well rested. >> happy. >> ready to talk about the weather. summer definitely holding on a few more days. temperatures right now really tell the story along the i-95 corridor and areas north and west, we're holding at 90 degrees. you get closer to the shore with that sea breeze, temperatures are dropping, beach haven 80, atlantic city airport, 83 and cape ma may 79 degrees and nora because definitely blowing in the wind earlier during the newscast and you can see the wind speeds along the shore are pretty high, generally 13 to 16 miles per hour. inlands not quite as strong, generally about five to 10 miles per hour. but we will be getting the winds of change over the next two days. satellite6 and action radar showing really not a cloud in the sky. that's thanks to high pressure that's right over us but what this high pressure will do, it will nudge a little bit farther to the east. we get what's known as a return flow, winds out of the southwest. that's a

at 78 years old, just an exhausting journey for the pope in washington and new york, but he looks spryugh. and there is that look of i am glad to meet you. and, of course, every time he sees children he is blessed. and he has such a special feeling for children and the elderly. and that is the bowes family, about whom we have learned so much this morning. representing the archdiocese. >> look at the smile on those faces. >> saying hello to governor tom wolf and mrs. wolf. and mayor michael nutter who worked so hard to make this day a reality. to lisa nutter. >> there is jim and franny mcguire. they have been very, very helpful in archbishop chaput's desire for coming up with some money for all of this. >> they had to raise about $40 million. >> yeah. >> for this event. and they raised almost all of it. but it has been a very, very difficult road financially. and logistically to make this scene, what you're looking at right now, a reality. dann cuellar. >> yes, sir. as you see the pope is making his way to the little fiat brought into here to philadelphia. that's the car he has been rid

he was spry and dynamic, and then ast as convinced he was 40 years earlier that medicaid would create what he arounda socialist yoke octors next across america -- s acrossr.'s neck america. i make this point to say that thisons run high in country about this topic even 50 years later. we've seen it play out politically on a fairly annual basis. coming from a background in journalism, i cannot ignore the headlines of the day. yesterday, they passed a dock ended apparently is going to the white house. i would like to turn to both of whator a quick analysis of you think of this legislation that was passed. is a terrific compliment. i'm sitting in reflecting on the role of the ama and the passage of medicare and medicaid with respect to the so-called reform of the way that medicaid pays its positions. it is very good and i think it will help to strengthen medicare and will have spillover effect in all of the other programs as far as moving to positive ways to pay the physicians. gail: i have a particularly pleasurable response to the passage of this legislation because i was administrator

he was spry and dynamic and convinced in 200140 years earlier that medicare was going to create what he called a socialist yolk around doctors' necks across america. and he was very position gnat about it. he is now deceased but it was a treat to see him and i bring this up to make the point that passions run high about these programs, even today, 50 years later. part of the political passions that we've seen played out on a fairly annual basis is the [ muted ]. coming from a background in journalism, i can't ignore the headline of the day. yesterday the senate passed a doc fix. it will go to the white house and then this silly exercise we all go through may be finished so i would like to turn to both of you to ask for a quick analysis of what you think of this legislation that was passed. >> i think it's a terrific accomplishment and i was sitting here reflecting on the role of the ama and the passage of medicare and medicaid with respect to the so-called doc fix, the reform of the way medicare pays physicians. the ama in its leadership was instrumental in working for the past decad

here is my personal e-mail, please use this for spry. she wrote that to enjoy george mitchell. that doesn't look good, does it? >> why not. >> a personal server, unsecured. how many times do we have to say this, unsecured to be read by any and all foreign governments and here is my personal e-mail, use this. >> here is the thing, to say that others can see it, the chinese and north korea, there's no evidence that anybody could see or lacked into any of her e-mails. >> so therefore there's no risk and they never have to worry about this? is it pr you-- you hope that the chinese don't hack into it. >> i know you try to get me earlier and earlier to see if i'm still sleeping. this is shady business on her part, but it doesn't mean anything illegal has occurred. stuart: okay, shady business, you said that. >> shady is not illegal. stuart: do you want shady in the oval office, do you? >> i think they're all shady. shady and shadier. camera, i think we're done with this. ashley: you got out of it. stuart: i've got to move onto sensitive and almost shocking story here. shocking pictur