sullivan and ms. johnson he know that people can get heated and i see i like both captions i see a lot of similarities both are attorneys by trade and voefltd their personal additional time to tree issues so thank you very much for that but i'll say i'm interested in having mr. sullivan return to the urban forestry council to serve i think because of his extensive background the people mentioned expertise as well as is left behind and we continue to build upon highs roll if he was able to return. >> i agree with you this is one of the situations again, we have basically too good candidates for one position a lot of times i wish scott wiener we had the authority to create more positions to meet both are equally passionate from a different perspective but passionate both are trained attorneys so they could look at both sides of the argument and both have spent time on the issue on their own time me the knowledge base they come from different perspectives but one of the things that struck me do we have a

here is how sullivan responded to it. [video clip] >> millions of dollars are flooding into alaska pet -- alaska, paid for by special interests. pretty soon you will want to do this to your television. i've proposed a plan to stop the mudslinging from outsiders to keep the selection focus on the issues. unfortunately, mark begich said no. i am dan sullivan and i approved this message. he should tell his friends to stay out of alaska. it points out the fact that in these closely watched races where just a few thousand votes can make the difference, one misstep or another could determine the direction of the campaign. guest: republicans are trying to demonize mark begich as being too close to the president. but if you can choose a different opponent, if you don't like outside spending or intervention, there is another opponent that you can create and maybe try to create some momentum. from one of our viewers on the twitter page -- i think that kentucky is going to be one of the most contentious. earlier we mentioned that th

[laughter] >> jon: dan sullivan is like a one-man, law and order s.u.v. plot generator.usly not s.u.v. s.u.v. would be just a guy in a truck. [laughter] you try and read. how can a guy like that even dare to run unless, of course, there's some mitigating circumstances that due to the time constraints of that campaign ad was nom included that may shed some exonerating light on sullivan. >> a clerical error was s to blame. >> so i guess it appears sullivan had nothing to do with it, but i guess that's for the voters to decide. what's sell haven't's take on the race? >> millions of dollars of negative ads are flooding into alaska, paid for by washington special interests. pretty soon you're going to want to do this to your tv. [laughter] >> jon: or you could turn it off. [laughter] but that's your choice, alaska. you can vote for a guy what lice in his campaign ad or his opponent, the weird guy down at the edge of town who shoots his appliances when they displease him. toaster. we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] i think cam newton needs to be a better leader. he's

(ed sullivan) tonight we got a real big show. (narrator) he was always imitated.a be one of those really big shows. (male #1) knocking 'em dead at the coper. (ed sullivan) wait, wait a minute, i never say "coper." it's his show. do it right.

sullivan. she was at first a little unsure. one thing george said was that nellie -- she did appear to be quite ambitious. she did agree she would run to fill out her husband's last two years. wyoming does have a long history of granting rights and having various -- the first state to grant women the right to vote in 1890. in 1920, just a few years before running for governor, there was a town hall in jackson. there were many opportunities for women to vote and get involved and to serve in an office. she would say the most important role for a woman is as a wife and a mother. she often mentioned that. it waso thought important for everybody, women, men, whatever, to be involved as citizens. because there are only three weeks before the election and because she was in mourning, she was not going to go around the campaign. here and reporters would come to her and they would some major her about issues in wyoming. that was the campaign on nellie 's part. a movingven called picture company by someone who wanted to come to the mansi

sullivan took down his ad.ich's campaign initially defended their ad and refused to pull it. then yesterday, under mounting pressure, they canceled all future airings. some are calling eight willie horton moment, referring to the burb-dukakis race in 1988. others show begich is worried about holding on to his seat and willing to take big risks. it's a seat republicans need, jon if they want to take back the senate. jon: dan springer reporting. thank you. >> here are brand new stories we're working on to bring you in the next hour of "happening now." a massive utility is has a massive penalty over the deadly gas explosion in the bay area that killed eight people. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's no

sullivan so i wanted to ask a question about you previously served on the urban forestry council and you you mentioned it in the infant stanlz could you share the issues you've dealt with and why you're interested in serving from memory the two things that were important and agenda items back then first adapting and approving a recommendation to other city bodies to the board of supervisors and the rec and park department and other bodies but that effective urban trees a blue print of recommendations for the urban forestry and the second was the landmark trees effort an effort to there had been a beautiful shoring up for allen pine in the tenderloin allen has been here and it was cut down overnight by the property owner there was nothing to prevent that and there ought to be rehabilitation to prevent you know truly spectacular landmark trees from being cut down we were active in getting a recommendation passed to protect the trees i guess what i'm eager before in terms of a new term on the urban forestry council should that be the will of the committee is that getting involved in the

sullivan?, ma'am. >> in response to that recommendation the department created a security accountability framework that the department explained clearly defines key actors, their roles and responsibilities, and governing you. can you please describe the responsibilities at each of the various leadership levels? >> i think the first leadership level starts with the secretary of state. the secretary acknowledges that he is ultimately responsible for the security of our personnel overseas. beneath that in the accountability framework, the next person that has the direct responsibility for security is me. assistant secretary for diplomatic security. and i would have to say that we looked long and hard at the recommendation of whether it needed to an under-secretary position or assistant secretary position. it was a rental by the panel. the department looked at this very seriously. ultimately, weighed all the points behind it and made a decision what was probably more important is whether or not i,

sullivan. does point out the harder part is yet to come. the fed completed an orderly exit but markets are likely to be less tolerant of rate hikes. >> also third topic let's get your reaction to a story we came across which is basically that some of the federal reserve banks came up with the conclusion that the president's health care plan is stifling hiring at small businesses. >> so it is one in five say there is some issue. we have been following this since it appeared about a year ago. in part it has to do with part-time workers rather than full-time workers. i will say we looked at the evidence at other places and we have not seen it. it is anecdotal. if it is a problem it needs to be fixed. >> it is not really cutting jobs but moving jobs from full time to part time. >> to get underneath the 29 hour. they should never make a rule that has a cliff effect. it should always phase in more gradually so that 29 is not drastically different from 30 or 31. >> which is ironic because we just prai

. >> reporter: alaska's senate race between incumbent democrat mark begich and republican dan sullivan took a nasty turn over the labor day weekend. begich aired an advertisement accusing the former attorney general of being partly responsible for the murders of an anchorage couple and the sexual assault of a 2-year-old girl and her 92-year-old great grandmother. >> a lot of sex offenders get off with life sentences. >> reporter: the spot was immediately met by a rebuke ad from sullivan and a letter from the attorney for the victim's family demanding it being pulled saying it's, quote, tearing this family apart and it's an abomination of political abuse. initially the begich camp refused, defending the ad as accurate and pointing to a plea deal with dan sullivan's name on it but he wasn't even the a.g. when the defendant got a lighter action. yesterday the ad was taken off the air. >> the deeper you get into the facts behind this advertisement, really the uglier it gets, and the uglier it gets for the begich campaign. >> reporter: race is expected to be close the whole way. senator beg

narrator: matt sullivan, a researcher in chisholm's lab has been working on isolating these viruses.tified three different viruses affecting the population. using dna sequencing the team then determines which genes are in these viruses and how they affect the prochlorococcus host cell. surprisingly, they are finding that viruses may not only be helping to kill off these cells, but also to help their hosts adapt to different conditions. sullivan: so, my goal's all in understanding right now the kinds of viruses that are there and how the interaction between the virus and the host cell happens. and wh'sntesti about that is that we can interpret from the genes that are there what processes they're interacting with the host with. so, in one instance, some of these viruses contain core photosynthesis genes. they're actually able to boost photosynthesis during infection in these particular hosts. narrator: a virus infects its host by injecting its genetic material into the cell causing the cell's biochemistry to switch over to making more virus particles. sometimes dna from the two sources

were worried that something was seriously wrong. >> reporter: and, according to defense attorney sullivan, something was seriously wrong. >> nathaniel was suffering from a major mental illness. >> reporter: did it seem like he was slipping through the family's fingers? >> that's a good way to describe it. beth was a very concerned parent, and she always had been. >> reporter: remember, nathaniel's mother beth had persuaded her son to go see a psychiatrist. his diagnosis: >> major clinical depression. not just that you're feeling down, but this was a major depressive episode. >> reporter: the psychiatrist suggested anti-depression medication and therapy, but, according to the defense, nathaniel refused. >> he was just kind of isolating himself further and further into the summer. lauren was worried that he was depressed, that he was going to do something drastic to himself. >> reporter: and it was lauren's concern for nathaniel that would bring her to the fujita home on the night of july 3, 2011. >> the key moment is inside that garage, what happened at the time of the killing. >> reporter

were worried that something was seriously wrong. >> reporter: and, according to defense attorney sullivan, something was seriously wrong. >> nathaniel was suffering from a major mental illness. >> reporter: did it seem like he was slipping through the family's fingers? >> that's a good way to describe it. beth was a very concerned parent, and she always had been. >> reporter: remember, nathaniel's mother beth had persuaded her son to go see a psychiatrist. his diagnosis: >> major clinical depression. not just that you're feeling down, but this was a major depressive episode. >> reporte the psychiatrist suggested anti-depression medication and therapy, but, according to the defense, nathaniel refused. >> he was just kind of isolating himself further and further into the summer. lauren was worried that he was depressed, that he was going to do something drastic to himself. >> reporter: and it was lauren's concern for nathaniel that would bring her to the fujita home on the night of july 3, 2011. >> the key moment is inside that garage, what happened at the time of the killing. >> reporter:

sullivan?ma'am. >> in response to that recommendation the department created a security accountability framework that the department explained clearly defines key actors, their roles and responsibilities, and governing you. can you please describe the responsibilities at each of the various leadership levels? >> i think the first leadership level starts with the secretary of state. the secretary acknowledges that he is ultimately responsible for the security of our personnel overseas. beneath that in the accountability framework, the next person that has the direct responsibility for security is me. assistant secretary for diplomatic security. and i would have to say that we looked long and hard at the recommendation of whether it needed to an under-secretary position or assistant secretary position. it was a rental by the panel. the department looked at this very seriously. ultimately, weighed all the points behind it and made a decision what was probably more important is whether or not i, in

sullivan?> yes, ma'am. >> in response to that recommendation the department created a security accountability framework that the department explained clearly defines key actors, their roles and responsibilities, and governing you. can you please describe the responsibilities at each of the various leadership levels? >> i think the first leadership level starts with the secretary of state. the secretary acknowledges that he is ultimately responsible for the security of our personnel overseas. beneath that in the accountability framework, the next person that has the direct responsibility for security is me. assistant secretary for diplomatic security. and i would have to say that we looked long and hard at the recommendation of whether it needed to an under-secretary position or assistant secretary position. it was a rental by the panel. the department looked at this very seriously. ultimately, weighed all the points behind it and made a decision what was probably more important is whether or no

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but much of america first saw joan on ed sullivan. >> here is little joan rivers! >> reporter: joan rivers, emerging from behind that curtain nearly 50 years ago. >> were you pregnant on ed sullivan? >> pregnant, you weren't allowed to say it. soon we're going to hear the pitter patter of little feet. >> that was breaking ground? >> that was breaking ground to say pitter patter of little feet. >> may i say, mr. sullivan, i'm delighted to be here. >> reporter: hers was a ground breaking and sometimes back breaking journey. >> this is where my career has come to, i'm sitting on a stool that's coming apart. >> reporter: she invited us to her new york city apartment, the photographs everywhere, and us, too. >> i usually don't let people come over unless i'm very sad or very drunk. >> reporter: joan took us back to her first days on the "tonight show" with johnny carson. >> right smack then and there, changed my life. >> weren't you the first and only permanent host? >> i was the first permanent guest host, man, or child. >> reporter: that gig with carson would lead to

joan rivers. >> reporter: weren't you pregnant on "ed sullivan"? >> pregnant and you weren't allowed to say it. soon, we're going to hear the pitter patter of little feet. >> and that was breaking ground? >> that was breaking ground to say pitter patter of little feet. may i say, mr. sullivan, i'm delighted to be here. >> reporter: hers was a trailblazing journey. one that day she was also being chronicled by a documentary crew. and there was joan joking about her own mortality. >> they're praying that i die during this filming. wouldn't that be great? wouldn't that be amazing? they got the last year of joan rivers. that would give them such a hook. >> people would watch. >> people would watch. >> that's sick. >> we were there. i know, but it's sick, but very commercial. >> you'd watch. >> i'd watch. >> reporter: if only she knew the attention, the outpouring of love she would one day receive. and just listen to what she told me backstage. >> this is the last show. no matter how big you get, don't forget you always walk through the kitchen. we foll

murder and it turned out that the prisoners were released by a mistake by someone months before sullivans attorney general and this blew up in the face of begich and my suspicious is we are likely to see polling data indicating a more pro sullivan tilt. >> i will put up a surprising state: north carolina was considered a very likely pick up for the republicans in red north carolina but the democratic incumbent sent hagan is up against the statehouse speaker tillis and hagan was in the to be in trouble is hanging in there. >> this, i am ready to start saying this trend continues she will be re-elected. the interesting thing about the races with the incumbents, we know they are in trouble if you are under 50 and an incumbent including alaska and louisiana and the other incumbents, they are in the low 40's or slightly above. that is a very bad sign for those incumbent. you have to start giving a push to the republicans. in this case in north carolina it seems to be moving the other way. >> as we said the republicans need a net pickup of six seats and part of the problem is they have a few o

and sullivan had been held down. but the reason i bring up syria in that race is he went against the president. and so most of these red state democrats in the races that seth talked about, and a lot of them where we're spending money. they can't get over the president's anger. this is really about the fact that like in kentucky you know the president's approval rating is at 32%, alaska's a very republican state. opposed the president arming the rebels. he was trying to show he was against the president. we're polling this every day and going to find out which way this cuts. >> i think, john i think it was helped by the isis -- heating up up -- seth what do you think? >> i agree with you, patrick. i think in some of these really tight races, it can swing it one way or another. and probably toward the veteran. people are really worried, i think 90% of americans think isis is a threat to the u.s. they have more confidence in members of the military than they do in most of the government. in a really tight race it could

he is with david hamilton and we have chris sullivan. let's check in with you. did tim cook and u2 wow everybody in the announcement? >> the announcements always wow. these new phones that they announced are coming to a very welcome market. there is an enormous upgrade cycle about to begin. some people are off contract or about to go off contract. they can switch carriers and now they have the chance to do just that with the iphone 6. to me, that says that apple can sell more than 150 million units. the other products perhaps even more intriguing. >> chris sullivan, i want to bring you in. if this is correct, people will want to buy a new device. what are they going to do with their old iphones? >> we certainly hope they will bring it to gazelle. you tell us what you want to sell. we give you a price. based on condition, we give you a price. in a matter of days you have the money in your hand. >> what have you seen in terms of the prices being offered for older iphone 5's? >> we are offering up to $335 for the 5s so there are a lot more products that get more mo

: basically, like, they were ghosts >> kroft: no driver's license... >> sullivan: exactly.o driver's license, no california i.d., like they didn't exist. >> kroft: that's the apartment. >> garriola: right, that corner on the third floor. >> kroft: on the right-hand side? >> garriola: yep. >> kroft: by early afternoon, fbi agent scott gariolla had set up a number of surveillance posts, and had already met with apartment manager josh bond to talk about his tenants. >> bond: he closed the door, threw down a folder and opened it up and said, "are these the people that live in apartment 303?" >> kroft: did you say anything when you saw the pictures? >> bond: my initial reaction was, "holy ( bleep )." >> kroft: you're living next door to a gangster. >> bond: well, i still didn't really know who he was. >> kroft: but it didn't take him long to figure it out. while the fbi was mulling its options, bond logged on to bulger's wikipedia page. >> bond: and i'm kind of scrolling down. it's like, "oh, wow, this guy's serious." it's, like, murders and extortion. and then, i get to the bot

i am calm sullivan and for lou dobbs and we have news.t obama the arms and the funds to take on the islamist state terrorists. and while iranian president talked about this today, he blasted the new obama strategy as ridiculous. >> we

just before labor day, begich ran an ad accusing sullivan of being responsible for the early releasef prisoners, including a prisoner who went on to do a brutal murder. it turned out, however, that the prisoners were released by a clerical error by somebody months before sullivan even became attorney general, and this sort of blew up in begich's face, and my suspicion is we're likely to see some polling data indicating this race has taken an even more pro-sullivan tilt here. >> now i want to put up a surprising state and that is north carolina. this was generally considered to be a very likely pickup for the republicans in red north carolina. but the democratic incumbent senator kay hagan is up against the state's house speaker, and joe, hagan who was thought to be in trouble is hanging in there. >> this one i think we can put -- i'm ready to start saying if this trend continues she's going to be re-elected. the interesting thing about these races, with all these incumbents, is when you look -- we know they're in trouble if you're under 50 and you're an incumbent. you look at alaska,

the youngest woman ever elected to the florida state house, jennifer sullivan house, jennifer sullivanus here next. [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all...is health. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic, for walk-in medical care. and created programs that encourage people to take their medications regularly. introducing cvs health. a new purpose. a new promise... to help all those wishes come true. cvs health. because health is everything. ♪ lou: i have been looking toward to talking to this young woman for some time now since she was elected to the florida state legislature at the age of 23. her name is jennifer sullivan, working to reverse the stereotypes that women and young people are notonservau certainly are. congratulations. i should say representative elect. great to have you with us. how does it feel? >> it is fantastic. i am so excited because we had an incredible team behind us. so much bigger than me. a message of being a fresh voice of government, fiscal responsi

the truth is sullivan sold teachers out. >> there is a lot of political news right now in iowa.ocratic groups are now attacking republican senate candidate joni ernst. a republican group is hitting democrat bruce braley for missing veteran's affairs hearings. >> as a member of the veteran's affairs committee bruce braley skipped 75% of full meetings. what was on braley's schedule? the same day he skipped a va meeting he found time to hold three fundraisers. >> . speaking of fundraisers, the biggest fundraiser of iowa is this sunday. welcoming 6,000 people to the annual steak fry. the featured speakers will include bill and hillary clinton. this will be mrs. clinton's first visit to iowa since she lost the 2008 caucuses to barack obama compelling him to presidential nomination. the visit which the clintons agreed to months ago is feeling speculation of a potential clinton run. she said that she will announce her plans by january. >>> today in toronto rob ford said he's dropping his election bid. he's suffering from a stomach tumor and it must be especially serious despite being p

i am calm sullivan and for lou dobbs and we have news.ing president obama the arms and the funds to take on the islamist state terrorists. and while iranian president talked about this today, he blasted the new obama strategy as ridiculous. >> we cannot tolerate this and it doesn't make any difference from our viewpoints if the person is muslim or jewish or the father of any religion. tom: he went on to question president obama on the ground in iraq, are they afraid of their soldiers being killed in the fight that they claim is against terrorism and holding it hearing just days tom: lists and the minnesota vikings tell adrian peterson to stay away from one of the nfl's most prominent sponsors. but where is roger goodell in all of this and we begin in washington where the list of senior defense officials current and past calling for ground troops and the so-called adamant ground forces for two president obama visited u.s. central command and try to close the door. >> the american forces that have been deployed to iraq do not and will not h

here is the last challenger, dan sullivan. >> alaska's attorney-general christopher gibson dan sullivan led them to respect initiatives, protecting women from domestic violence. >> alaska has a problem. >> dan sullivan showed leadership in this area. >> to presidential politics, sarah palin leaves open the possibility of running in 2016. she has confirmed reports that members of her family a week ago were involved in a brawl. according to the family a fight outside an anchorage party was instigated by an ex-boyfriend, escalating with guys trailing on her son, and todd palin jumped in. bristol palin joined the brawl and threw punches. the palin family denies that sarah palin tried to break up the fight by yelling, "don't you know who i am", someone responded "is this is not a hill billy reality show." >> perhaps the pailins could get a lesson from the folks in netherlands. . >> that's right, hundreds of young dutch men and women turned amsterdam to a blizzard of red goop, pelting each other with overripe tomatoes. it was a political protests against russian sanctions on netherlands produ

sullivan, jake sullivan, separated the documents that made either the state department look bad or notd determined which papers went to which -- to the arb. that's the allegation, that it happened on a weekend and those documents were separated as he watched in this room. that has not been substantiated but expect this committee to eventually get there, just not right away. martha: tray gowdy hasn't said a lot while he has been working on this investigation. but he said he thought that charge was incredibly serious. when you are asked to turn over document it's expected you will turn over everything. you are not allowed to call out what might be incriminating and what isn't. at what point do we expect? we know they are going on a break. when do we expect this to come to fruition. >> reporter: that's a great question. i think this will be a slow roll. there will be a lot of setup about this committee. there will be a lot of look at what is happening right now for protection of embassies around the world. but as far as getting into the meat of thosal gaitions, especially -- of those alle

sullivan that question. >> our focus was not to evaluate what happened in benghazi. focus was to come up with best practices. during the course of that, we did become aware of certain things that did happen in ben gau benghazi. when we met with tp assistant secretary, and we met as a panel, we quickly determined that we were going to take our approach from a tactical approach to more strategic approach. we recognized that, you know, they didn't need us to tell them what type of weapons to get, what type of fire equipment to get. that we needed to approach this from a strategic perspective. i think one of the things you see in any type of situation where things go bad is communication. i think this comes down to communication. and you know, we made recommendations under planning and logistics. we made four different recommendations there. and i believe for any type of a trip, whether it be to benghazi or wherever you go, there has to be a cohesive plan. there has to be logistics. you have to do a very good job of risk management. obviously, there was a communication b

the 28-year-old sullivan admits he's not the best flyer. he says quote he'll pluck up some serious courage and make the trip. >> yeah, i mean -- flying is not exactly the same as going up in space. but still, it's an amazing shot. >> incredible shot. >> rightfully earned. >> pack some dramamine. maybe that will help. >> yeah, a whole bottle. >>> up next, swimming free again. a manta ray's delicate rescue. caught on camera. >>> a game of peekaboo goes from fun to tearful. why this video is going viral this morning. tearful. why this video is going viral this morning. breathe through your nose... suddenly you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! how do you sleep like that? you dry up, your cold feels even worse. well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip, and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do. sleep. add breathe right to your cold medicine. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. a

on the ed sullivan show -- >> when i was 21, my mother said only a doctor for you.i was 22, she said all right, a lawyer, cpa. 24, she said well, grab a dentist. 26 she said anything. if he can make to it the door, he was mine, you know? what do you mean you don't like him? he is intelligent. he found the bell himself. what you want? >> will you welcome, please, joan rivers. >> from an early appearance on "the sam junior show". >> i figured if the lord wanted a woman to took cook, he would have given her aluminum hands. >> oh my goodness. >> i'm so sorry i was late. >> to her comeback with jimmy fallon five decades later. >> this is so embarrassing. i have to sit on this. and i'll explain this to you. i'm sorry. i'm so embarrassed. >> you don't have to be embarrassed. tell me what, why? >> well, coming back, i wanted to write it's very special for me to be back, seriously. very, very special. [ applause ] >> so my girlfriend and i decide we would get matching vagina rings just to collaborate. >> to celebrate the moment. i appreciate that. you and your girlfriend. >>