and the diss by the ap.@ap, unless you plan to return to george as lawyer's husband, touche. >> i like that. no doubt the women wear the pants in the kardashian family and starts at the top with mom kris but what was the deal with this pic sleeping on the shoulder of son-in-law kanye? set the record straight on that and plastic surgery. she chatted it up with kevin frazier at big book event. >> cover-up next to kanye? >> my head fell over and he was asleep and he's my son-in-law. why not? what party poppers these guys are. >> it was a rager. >> i think like 10:00 when the picture was taken. but wake up. >> i go to bed at 9:00. >> that's, so 7:00. >> stop drinking at 2:00 and you could stay up longer. >> oh, my secrets. >> that blowout birthday bash for khloe's new guy, james harden, ended with fireworks. but the fireworks went off at midnight on a wednesday. beach residence reportedly, once you take the kardashians to court. >> have you talked to them about the complaints? was that story blown out of proport

but in the ap, that was really an impossibility because the ap had a foreign editor who refused to have a woman on the foreign desk, and that was the prerequisite for going overseas. so in 1971, i had been to europe. i had never been to asia. and with one my girlfriends, we got one of those incredible pan-am around the world tickets where in those days, eat your hearts out, you could stop every single place that pan-am stopped for the same price. >> do you remember what you paid for the ticket? do you remember what you paid? >> i think it was -- it was about -- it was under $1,000. >> it was like $195. >> i remember. i had one. >> i traveled the world in 99 days. >> it was quite incredible, and one of the places -- >> that's why pan-am is out of business. >> one of the places they stopped was saigon, so my girlfriend nancy goldner and i decided we were going to see this war witch i had been writing about, which she had been involved in also. she was a teacher. so we went to saigon for four days as war tourists, and the ap staff adopted us. what was fabulous was they took us to the 5:00

and the ap stap adopt ee eed --f adopted us. what was fabulous, was they took us to the 5:00 follies, which was the daily military briefing. we got to go on a helicopter ride over the delta. and then we got on the plane and went to bangkok. and so you can imagine my surprise the following summer where, again, i had put on my what do you want to do when you grow up form that i wanted to be a foreign correspondent to get a phone call from the president of the ap asking me if i wanted to go to vietnam for six months. and the first thing i said to him was, does that mean i have to go work on the foreign desk? he said no, no, no, no, you are just going to go to vietnam. because we still had the same foreign editor and he still refused to have a woman on the foreign desk. >> edith, tell me quickly, what year did you join the "associated press"? >> 1966, in new york city. >> and still getting the scoops and still beating some people on this podium. laura, tell us how you came to vietnam. >> i hitchhiked to vietnam. vietnam was the last

telling the ap and the minneapolis star tribute he has regrets. insists the hunt was legal. he did not state if he would go back to zimbabwe to address the case. >> he told the ap that had he known it was a beloved lion or a lion that was used in a study, he would not have quote/unquote taken that lion. still a lot of outrage. it will be interesting to see if all of his patients come back. >>> the midwest facing the threat of severe storms this labor day with the east coast feeling the heat. 90 here in new york. let's get to meteorologist allison chinchar. >> we are keeping an eye on the areas of the midwest for the severe weather outbreak. we have threats of large hail, damaging winds and also the threat for isolated tornadoes. mainly stretching from cedar rapids down to dodge city, kansas. the forecast rainfall could see as much as 4 to 6 inches in kansas city. the heat will start to move back to the northeast. we are talking near record-high temperatures. hartford and albany and concord as well. we have to keep an eye out for the u.s. open. a couple of days ago, we had a

so it fits in the window between the ape man, the little austral pits, and homoerectus like us. what it does it is muddies the waters a bit. we now have a number of species that fit into that time frame, and they share different features and are primitive in different ways, and complicates the picture in fascinating and fun ways. >>> they don't know when it lived, but it could be the earliest species of the whommo genus. i'm antonio mora, ray suarez is next with "inside story". have a great night. [ ♪ ] >>> in coffee shops, school gymnasiums and american leaguon hauls, presidential candidates are trying to move iowans to move into the snow, to caucus with neighbours and choose a nominee. it's not only arcane, but iowa may not do the parties much of a favour as an early test. don't believe me, ask president santor im and

>> i had met my husband bhwho w working for the ap. i finished up harvard. my junior year and went down and did my thesis in the town ships on the violence in the town ships and ran around with zulus. >> you were going back and forth from cambridge to johannesburg. you got credits for doing that. you had the journalistic bug? >> i caught the bug. i caught the bug. it was an amazing historic time. i was there the day mandela walks out of prison. that was my first news story. i took a photograph of him. it was one of the first iconic photographs of mandela on his first day out of prison. i caught the bug. i loved it. >> you graduated from harvard and start to roam the world. >> i graduated. and i was going back down, because my boyfriend was in south africa who became my husband. my dad gave me money for graduation. it was supposed to last the whole year. it was going to be for free lancing. >> keep yourself alive. >> i arrive on a friday and greg says, great, glad you're here. we dated from afar for two years. he said, great, stay put i'm heading up to somali

she is amal clooney and people went crazy when the ap tweeted there, amahl clooney's actor's wife, accused in egypt of ties to extremists. critics said the tweet is sexist for identifying her by her marriage instead of her professional accomplishments. but wait, her professional accomplishments are there in the tweet. she is a lawyer. they are tweeting about her case. amal clooney, actor's wife, is an identifier. she is the woman you can see in the tabloids with george clooney all the time. being george clooney's wife is not a job, but if it were it would be the dreamiest on earth, no? >> should we be more mad that journalists are jailed in egypt instead of talking about the tweet? >> once you -- i think that tweet basically just saved people time. you see amal clooney and you think is that george clooney's wife? you start googling it and by the time you reminisce about "oceans 11" you forgot about th al jazeera people in the first place. i think it just saves time. >> i think it has gotten goofy on twitter, but i am not going to stop doing stories about it because of that. >> it has gotte

. >> i like the ap. i don't have my wallet or debit card but i do have my phone on me which i always have, go right to the at him, put it up, get my money. >> reporter: phones eliminate the security threat of skimming where thieves attach a device to an atm that can read and steel card numbers. but still concerns. >> what if you lose that phone? somebody wants the phone bad enough, just takes time. >> reporter: lewis mchugh also says the wind trust ap stores your banking information in the cloud. >> as we've seen with some of the recent security breaches, you know, how secure is the cloud really? . >> reporter: wind trust says even if hacker steel your numbers they can't get your cash without the phone. in an industry-wide 69 percent of financial institutions say they're planning to implement some type of mobile atm integration in the next few years. reporting for three on your side, i'm jim donovan. >>> 5:47. check in with justin and our great watchs, good morning. >> good morning, everyone else waking

the ap has since walked back, of some secret deal between the delay of any kind of votes in the house. having said that, president obama has the votes necessary to get the votes through. >> rwanda's supreme court said that it will hear a case that will challenge plans to run for a third term. parliament has voted to change the constitution extending a two-term limit to three. but as catherine soi reports there is opposition to that move. >> it's hard to imagine rwanda without president paul kagame. he seems to have brought statement and development in to a country that was in turmoil following genocide of two dec decades ago. the debate to have him stay on is already dominating politics. >> we respect the constitution. >> it is up for us to decide and to change it. >> i don't see why the constitution needs to be changed. >> parliament is not in session now, but it has started a process that could see a section of the constitution that limits the president amendment to two terms amended. members of parliament say that there was a petition asking for this change. parliament is just a st

this is from an associated press stories that the ap walked back that there are was some deal with iran. a military site by itself without iaea supervision formed the basis of any maneuvers that may still be seen on capitol hill. they're hoping to delay the vote which is supposed to happen today or tomorrow. it seems that president obama has the votes to see this deal through. >> 172 people had a lucky escape when the engine of a british airways plane caught fire on a las vegas runway. several people were treated for minor injuries. an audio recording capture the moment when the captain told air control about the fire. >> heavy fire services are on the way. >> 2276. >> go ahead. >> 2276, we're evacuating on the runway. we have the fire. i repeat, we're evacuating. >> 276 roger. >> baltimore has reached a tentative $6.4 million settlement for the people of freddie gray, who died while in police custody. six police officers are charged with the death of gray. >>> atlanta's supreme court said that it will hear a case that the arguments of changing the constitution to allow its president fo

and the deal, as reported by the ap says the director general and general canirector go as a courtesy visit. in my own work with the ap, and i talked to be journalists involved in this, he believes the deal that he was shown and able to transcribe, it has some errors in it. is he has reported that that an accurate rendition. in testimony i know that u.s. officials have testified and i won't say who -- sometimes it's congressional congressmen have said -- the sampling would be access would follow. so, the access is coming at a point where it is not as useful. politically access is important, but again he wanted to drive the inspection effort and the environmental sampling effort, not be put on at the end of the process. what happens if there are other sites? there are other sites associated less civil military dimensions of iran's nuclear program. are they going to be subject to these kinds of rules when they go there? another reason you want access is to talk to the scientists said and engineers involved. whether that will happen, i don't know. these are confidential arrangements. som

she had an interview with andrea mitchell on friday, she has aner into with the ap this weekend and she's sitting down with us today and with jimmy fallon. she will be making no more jokes. >> a big question in the race, will joe biden jump in? he rallied at a labor day parade in pittsburgh yesterday and you could hear a chorus of supporters chanting, run, joe, run as he made his way through the crowd. the vice president then heard more encouragement as he spoke. >> run for president! >> no, no. you'll have to talk to my wife about that. i got to talk to my wife about that. >> let me bring in our "news nation" political candidate rebecca berg and daily news columnist, jonathan alter. thanks for joining us. rebecca, i'd like to start off with you here. i think hillary clinton can be defined as a career politician. obviously she's held office as secretary of state and senator, now, twice, and is the spouse of a former president. the notion she now has to turn to humor and heart struck me for two reasons. her life in washington, d.c., a, and b, as a woman. from humor to heart, will that appe

for clinton, who just 24 hours earlier refused to apologize for her use of private emails, telling the ap, it was allowed by the state department. before now she has said she is sorry, only for any confusion her actions may have caused. but, late last night, she posted this note to her supporters: i should have used two e-mail addresses, not doing so, was a mistake. i'm sorry about it, and i take full responsibility. looking to turn the page, clinton taped an interview with ellen, which will air tomorrow. part of a broader campaign retooling effort to put clinton in lighter situations. joke bush showed his lighter side last night, promoting his platform and brand on the premiere episode of the late with steven colt bedroom. >> i've been using jeb since 1994, it can oats excitement. it -- >> jeb. >> whale donald trump showed his serious side, last night on fox, dropping foreign policy number a week after flushing from a conservative radio show. >> we don't get anything. we getting nothing from this deal. >> as clinton speaks out in favor of the nuclear deal with iran, trump, senator ted cr

the ap reports that the russian president could announce more military moves in his speech at the u.n. on monday. no word yet if the bilateral with president obama comes before or after that speech. >>> let's turn to business now where u.s. stocks closed lower in a choppy session of trading. cnbc's louisa wouldjensen joins us live from london. bad news from caterpillar certainly didn't help, did it? >> no, it didn't. and these bellwethers. we watch them so very closely to see what the state of these big economies is in the overall landscape caterpillar cut the revenue forecast for 2015. they're cutting up to 10,000 jobs through 2018. shares hitting a five-year low yesterday down as much as 8% at one point. it is this china-led slowdown that really hitting a large of the metal and mining companies. a lot of the underlying iron ore prices for example, trading a lot lower. six-year lows for some of the raw material prices like crude, copper, iron ore is mentioned, coal. we're looking at oversupply again as weaker chinese demand. speaking of china, they're to announce a cap and trade prog

. >> giuliana barbassa, rio de janeiro correspondent for the ap talks about across the city will payth financially and socially to host the 2016

he was a one man wrecking crew in the win over cincinnati. he ran for 193 yards ape a rushing touchdown but most exciting play, came to open up the the second half. >> thomas, good decision. >> yes. >> want man and he is gone. the the 50, the the 40, the 30, there are in flags. >> a 100-yard kick off return for a touchdown. jihad thompson the the sports sunday key player of the week. >>> he is something else. >> yes. >> temple is rolling, two wins against two quality opponents. >> that defense is something to be reckoned w i think temple will be top of the college football. >> they should be, they have u-mass on saturday, one of the three road games and matt rule squad looking good. >>> lets talk about another football player, a guy, you want to hear, matt ryan. guy behind center for falcons. someone we are familiar with around here. the matt ryan was a top high school product for penn charter. he went to football camp at boston college where one of his counselors was none other than a young chip kelly. atlanta three time pro bowler has been drawing praise from the b

the ap writes that top five defies categorization.is a romance, a silly industry satire, and also a sweet look at an artist that is just trying to figure out what he wants. here is the trailer for the film. >> whatsapp? this is andre allen. when i listen to satellite radio, i listen to sirius hits one. >> that's good just make it a little funnier.

. >> they have partnered with the ap waze, and you can now hear stephen narrate your driving directions and hit the road with him until september 22nd. >>> we learned today that joe biden will be among colbert's first set of guests on next thursday's show. i wonder if he will talk about running for higher office or something like that his first show will be two 2 days prior on the 8th here on cbs 2 news at 11. guests will include george clooney and jeb bush. >>> it's time for otis livingston to tell us what's going on in sports. >> it's the nitty-gritty, and the mets and yankees, big playoffs all the way. jeter taking in action at the u.s. open. [muted singing throughout] these girls have waited 62 days for this concert tonight. so far i've counted 32 omgs, 75 lols, 13 yolos, and i'm super tired! tweens--fun age, huh? you have places to go. [girls squealing with delight] let us worry about getting you there. bp gasoline with invigorate. fuel the journey. switch now, new york and get installed as early as today. mom switched. we switched. i switched to time warner cable and knew exactly

the ap says the defense corps plan. >> juliet: the air force is celebrating his 68th birthday today. pres. harry truman signed at the national security act. it was a bill that made the air force a separate ranch of the armed forces equal to the u.s. army and navy. they separated the program after world war ii after they realize the value of the power. an exciting night for us tonight. three-game series at citi field. >> ben: this is important because it has playoff locations for both teams. mets are in first place, gangs are trailing the blue jays by three and have games. they kind of need this more. the mets need just nine games to clinch first place. thanks in part to this three one-shot and the fifth. where did miami come from in all this? the mets are eight games ahead of washington, with 16 games left to play. >> juliet: toronto beat the braves last night. the jays want it 5 - zero scoremac. yankees yankees are now three and a half back. they lead the wild-card race by and finally this cam caught couples. >> ben: it doesn't catch the present or former president but that's what i

tarzan of the apes. >> right. >> which shall i read first? >> but don't you -- don't you think that the stuff that influenced you actually wouldn't have suggested immediately pointing you and your literary orientation forward? i mean -- >> well, "the beats" were apocalyptic in a sense. they were a response to -- to post war, cold war, so something like ginsberg's "howl" is -- it's not that it's science fiction, but it's about the -- the decay and unraveling of america and the human universe and -- and it had this message that everything is totally not all right, which i think for me, when i was 12 years old, was kind of -- kind of like reading apocalyptic science fiction. i mean, i had no framework which to place this -- >> but in fact, if you think about "howl" in that way, and that's a legitimate way to characterize it -- >> yeah. >> -- it actually rolls forward into so much that you've written because the fact is -- >> yeah. >> -- in none of your books is everything all right. >> no -- yeah. not that it's totally dreadful, but it's not -- i

longtime clinton confidant virginia governor terry mcauliffe tells the ap that bill clinton is, quote, ready to get out there. meanwhile, in an interview yesterday with cnbc, the former president may have offered a preview of arguments to come, painting the attacks against his wife, and her use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state, as mainly partisan. >> really it's similar to the strategy that the republicans employed against me with whitewater. but i'm glad it happened in 2015 instead of 2016. and i believe it will burn itself out. what the american people have to think of is this. a few months ago she was still the most admired person in public life in america. why? because she was covered because of the work she did. she'd been around a long time. people knew that she's on the level. she gets up every day and tries to do a good job. then all of a sudden the only thing that matters accept mails. what exactly does it matter? i trust the american people. they'll get this. they'll work through it. they'll understand it they're being sent a heavy signal, we don't want to

. >>> ohio state remains atop the ap top 25 football college football rankings. alabama and tcu remain at number two and three. michigan state and baylor round out the top five. usc moved to number six. georgia number seven. notre dame is eighth. and florida state and ucla round out the top ten. there you have it. all right so just ahead pope gets a little star power for his historic visit to the u.s. plus a virtual invasion of turtles overtakes a beach. find out why. and be sure to like us on facebook, you can check out our top stories in depth and find some interesting ones that did not make it into the show. facebook.com/firstlookmsnbc. awe believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. because active investment management isn't reactive. it's active. that's the power of active management. how much prot18%?does your dog food have? 20? nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real salmon and tuna has 30% protein. support

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the ap government politics teacher goes with the theme every year. this year it is star wars. it would be perfect. give me a chance. to get it out of storage. geek out in the classroom. get kids exposed. >> incorporating politics into the lesson, the hollywood film can mirror some historical events and governments around the world. ronald reagan was infamous for referencing star wars and evil empi empire. and vputin trying to rebuild th soviet union, one country at a time. >> students not only get the references but they love the comparisons. >> a history buff my sef. i really like, like tying a bunch of things together. for instance, with the trilogy. connecting with the empire. connect with the roman empire. on a day like friday. september 4th. collectors can get their hand on newly releases toys and gadgets. the force awakened. one to get festive. and encourages students to dress up as favorite characters. some who are also big fans say the star wars connection in the classroom mack makes them more excited to come to school. >> i walked in the classroom. i was so ready to b

we started with king solomon's mines then we kidnapped the time machine, and tarzan of the apes, of that on thursday a couple of others as well. i am working on a book about popular fiction in the late 19th century. but grades, how about grades at the end of the semester. >> the spring semester officially entered at the end of this week at the university of maryland. last sunday may 20, under perfectly blue side seniors toss their boards into the air and went onto open houses and parties to celebrate. i confess that i can't help it but envy all of those smiling graduates just starting out in life, full of youth. when i look back, stop. let's not go further down that path to a corny commencement style remarks, shall we. my own thoughts of such occasions can generally be boiled down to, best of of luck kids, have fun. i filed the grades for my class last friday. setting aside marking 35 final exams and as many term papers due in a week, i would say assigning grades is the worst part of being a teacher. do you judge by performance and accomplishment alone? how i'm port in his effort or move

officials tell the ap that ash carter is aware of the dispute and will review the plan. >> interest rates are staying where they are, at least for now. the federal reserve decided to keep the rates at record lows amid threats from a weak global economy. low inflation and unstable markets. officials say a rate hike is likely later this year. one reason the fed isn't acting is inflation is below the central bank objective of 2 percent. >> i think the best video of the morning a touching moment with former president jimmy carter and his wife. so sweet. the 39th president battling cancer is seen smooching the former first lady on the kiss cam in atlanta. the former first couple has been married 69 years. >> that's how you stay married 69 years. >> the eagles are getting ready for a date on their calendar for months. sunday at lincoln financial field, here is a live look inside the stadium from our eagles nest camera. >> a cool camera. >> i hope there are eagles up there. not players. nbc 10 your official station for the philadelphia eagles. join us before and after the game for exclusive cove

the show. david spade, russell westbrook, and music from a$ap rocky with schoolboy q on the way.of fashion week in new york. fashion week is the week when all the new fashion trends are established. it's an exciting time. for me especially. the trend i'm into this year is the one when are you wore the same pair of jeans every day without washing them. no fashion week would be complete without a visit from kanye west. kanye yesterday unveiled what he called yeezee season two. here he is either showing off his new fashion line or about to lead an aerobics class, it's hard to tell. like choreographer for "hunger games: the musical." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] he got an amazing deal on beige fabric. i love it. i've always wanted to dress like a recently deceased tuberculosis patient. now i kan-ye. here's one more. i'm no expert but aren't those spanx? those are spanx, right? so that was kanye's fashion show. get it all out of your system now because when you're president you're not going to have time for this sort of thing. there were really insane outfits at fashion week t

while the main message, of his visit will come from him, law enforcement agencies are also having their say, a ape right now their message is this: if you try to put the pope in danger, we're on to you, and we will stop you. tuesday night, the big story on "action news" tonight is confirmation from the fbi, tonight we know that the 15 year-old from our area was behind a possible threat made against pope francis. according to authorities, he was inspired by isis. the 15 year-old from camden county was quietly a arrested last month. officials say that he was watching an isis inspired video, when he typed anti pope statements, in a chat room. sources familiar with the case said that the juvenile sought to conduct a detail home land attack with multiple radicals using firearms and homemade bombs. authorities say that there is now no specific credible threat to the the pope, as he visits philadelphia. >>> needless to say security will be extraordinarily tight when the the pope is here. there are fences going up along the parkway. when the pope speaks in front of the independent hall, snippers will be o

they're getting news and frominh the ap newswire, these calls from frighten people, so they jump to the people that this rate conclusion that this radio show has created a mass panic. those that were the headlines that were in the newspapers the next day.ol the stories were all veryetails similar, they were were relying on the same reports, there are very few local details of panic. the stories, as i said most people have not experienced this hysteria firsthand, when they read about it the next day, they were terrified all over again. if hitler is on the march in germany, and they can see what these technologies can do with radio and film, they began to wonder could this happen in the united states. people tend to think separated from the world by a couple of oceans and the ideals that we are exceptional in some sense pi that we cannot be fooled into the same kinds of propaganda ane lies that had hit countries like germany and italy. reading in the newspapers that s significant portion of the country had apparently fallen prey to the notion that aliens were invading the earth, and they

. >> giuliana barbassa, rio de janeiro correspondent for the ap talks about across the city will pay both financially and socially to host the 2016 olympics. >> thanks very much and i'm very happy to be or to get to talk with julia about a book which is what directly. i think there are very few cities that are able to encapsulate the entire country into a rio de janeiro does for people's impression of brazil. i think there are very few books that capture a seat in its entirety as well as this book does about rio. i think what we're going to do his julianne is going to begin by reading an excerpt and talk love it among ourselves and open to discussion up to the audience. so without further ado i will let her read a chapter from the book. >> thank you all for being here. i really appreciate. this is a little section from the introduction. it started as a process of tapping like inpatient fingers on the desktop. i was on deadline hunched over my desk in the back corner of the associate press newsroom in san francisco trying to block out the ringing phones and the reporter chatter. this

it's the first wide-spread hack attack on the ap's web store.yusz use -- they've had troe move up a occasions vulth. cyber security for palo alto networks calls it a harmful attack that could effect hundreds of millions of app store users. stock market looking to regain ground . reguards to the housing market. the biggest portion of the housing market. despite the feds reluctant to raise rates housing market has been showing decent signs over the past several months. home builders confident about new home sales. at a 10 year high. market over all confident. rebound under way. look at the big board and see how we're doing. dow up over 100 points. s&p 500 higher by 13 points. >>> an apple watch credited for saving a high school football players life after a long day of practice. >> the mississippi teen -- massachusetts teen was in organ failure. turns out he might get a job out of the whole or deal. >> i answered and he said is this paul. he said i'm tim cook the ceo of apple. >> cook offered the athlete a new iphone and internship at apple next s

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delana is the ap's assistant business editor. >> how is this being done before? >> my goodness.re writing as many as 1,000 earning stories a quarter. as a thousand stories a quarter. i think everybody knows we've been contracting and not as many are working in the newsroom. we eventually got it down. we were offering or customers less and with automation we were able to bring those numbers up above to what we were doing before. >> they use a program called wordsmith, awn automated. >> wordsmith takes production and turns it into weekly recap stories that sound like they were written by a human, but alan downplays the doomsday scenario. >> i believe our future is going to be much more of a humans and software working together. to our knowledge nobody's ever lost a job due to an inplea mentation of work smith. as a matter of fact, we're introduced things that weren't before. >> in terms of jobs is it's eliminating jobs saving jobs, or kind of doing both? >> in our case it hasn't eliminated jobs. what it's done for us is allow us to give reporters and editors time to do more meanin

he works, and plays, with apes in central africa. he says theine experiments should be conducted there in ape sanctuaries where the animals live in relative freedom. >> i think they are just taking advantage of a bad situation in africa to continue to get funds that they desperately need to pay for infrastructure at their essentially arcane laboratories. we can also go and do all of the types of research that used to be done in laboratories in the united states, we can do it now in these sanctuaries. so, i think the question really is not whether research needs to be done, but where it needs to be done. >> the facilities here are comparable to a hospital, a human hospital. that's what we're dealing with. we go to africa, we don't have that, it endangers animals. >> reporter: medical testing of any kind on chimpanzees has long been a source of emotional debate. the vaccinations we witnessed occurred in the same facility where this gut-wrenching scene was captured. one of many like it recorded during a nine-month undercover investigation by the hu

we have been talking with the aps over here in arizona about why this happens. ok -- guest: why is it happening? caller: because they are saying that they higher our energy built during the summer because it is hot here are my electricity, i leave it at 78 every day and i do not touch it. you know the little lights back on the ceilings/ ? i do everything to protect my house so the heat will not come in with my blinds in accordance. my electric bill just the other day was $348, so i went to aps, i went to my home neighborhood block, they said that my record electric bill was the highest between my two houses that are next to me that are two stories and they have two heating cores, a pool, and i'm the one with the highest bill. it doesn't make sense. my question was climate because either you guys are busy, why can't we just -- by katrina, look what they did -- they alled a huge -- they built huge big energy law so that if there is another disaster, the water will not spill into the state. host: thank you, susan. guest: first, i do not know the specifics of her bro

till the ap that, quote, what i did was allowed. it's a distraction, certainly, but it hasn't in any way affected the plan for our campaign. the efforts we're making to organize here in iowa and elsewhere in the country and i still feel very confident about the organization and the message that my campaign is putting out. for now, clinton remains a big target of the republican field who spread out across early states throughout these long weekend trying to distinguish themselves for more than a dozen rivaled candidates. >> whether you've made up your mind for me or not, you know in your heart of hearts, you know you can't wait to see me debate hillary clinton. >> and expect to hear a lot more talk like that from carly fi oo rina giving her a platform that she hasn't yet had in her entire presidential run. >> peter doocy, thanks. >>> in the meantime, joe biden ramping up the crowd at the labor day rally. but fox news contributor juan williams says the vice president could face big challenges if he does decide to run in 2016. >> the qu

joe oliver tells the ap that it is largely confirmed to the energy sector and canada's economy recededom april through june after citing .8 of 1% in the first three months of the year. the nfl is the first pro sport to use drones. the faa says pro football can use drones to shoot films, documentaries and tv segments the not for games or to film overcrowded stadiums. those are some of your top stories. coming up on the bloomberg notket day," joe biden has even said he is running for president but that does not stop his rise in the polls. instagram is seen instant success. they announced they hit a new milestone, leaving twitter in the dust. les, chinese president is meeting with business and technology leaders in seattle. we will find out what he had to say about cyber security. pope francis begins his first the visit with a meeting at white house going on right now. the pontiff was happy to kick things off at the speech this morning on the white house lawn. i am happy to be a guest in was built by which storm families. [applause] more on the pope's agenda, let's bring in father robert,

december seem so ohe l if you ask me because of the holiday ap it's the end of the year, maybe it will wait till next year. if they way, it's bad news for some consumers are good news depending on how you look at it, if they wait the message thecrre sending is our economy can't handle a little increase in interest rate. >> ben: thank you very much. >> you can catch lauren at the foxbusiness networks. >> ben: you can log onto foxbusiness.com/channel binder. today is national cof pase day. a lot of your favorite coffee shops might be celebrate. kreme are getting in on the action by offering free cups of coffee. whole foods will offer you a cnote dunkin' donuts and krispy kreme are getting in on the action by offering free cups of coffee. whole foods will offer you a cnote for a. verter. star acks will plant a new coffee tree for every cup sold. >> ben: planting a new tree so th. w can grow beans and charge us. got it. that's saying we don't care about your stinking holiday mike. that saying we donort care about your stinking holiday mike. but they'll probably make one up on their own. >>

the ap has pictures of them getting beat up and body slammed on the streets, and in the cuban newspaperally in there that they got a arrest arrested. >> so geraldo, the system worked, right? they knew they had an opportunity to meet the pope. they tried to disrupt the papal service and they got arrested, correct? >> i would rather address my affection for this pope. i think he's a brilliant man, i think he's a passionate man, i think he's revitalizing the church. it's the best thing happening to the church. i think those who oppose him because they think his idealogy is too progressive, too far left are being short-sighted. he's very passionate and inclusive. the fact the dissidents kept the people away from the pope, the pope is trying his best to bring light, to revitalize the church which has been so torn apart by scandal and so forth. i love that he's coming. i hope he gets a couple million people in philadelphia on saturday, and i look forward to seeing him. we would want to do the same thing here, some dissidents and protesters trying to approach the pulpit, they would get arreste