and that livestock hauler we just met tom davis did confess to his role. >>> next the real life willy wonka and his craziest prediction. a prayer for a trouble city chicago's new death count and what can save a community now. 930 >> it's that weekend when our thoughts turn to ghosts goblins and chocolate, lots of it. but this headline one that strikes real fear in the hearts of millions, get this: the world is running out of chocolate and who's to blame for this? who can save us from a cocoa calamity? who knows more about chocolate than willy wonka. >> it looks like heaven. incredible. >> just a giant -- i mean it's full to the brim with chocolate! >> this is as close as any of us will ever get to living little charlie's dream. >> just imagine all those people going to enjoy it how many different products it's going to make. >> cocoa coins, gift-wrapped good eies. this is not ann gu's factory ans factory. he samples, the man's job is to eat chocolate for a living, as much as three pounds of it a day. >> i'm considered to be the real life willy wonka, that is creative magical side that

tom davis, my friend on the show with me was part of the governing wing of the republican party.hat we saw last week with a vote to keep the government open, only 91 house republicans voted for it. i can tell you over 218 republicans supported keeping the government open but only 91 voted for it. there is a lot of hope yes and vote no going on around here where members want us to govern but can't quite get to yes, can't get to supporting that agenda so it is very frustra frustrating. and then we also have the freedom caucus, republican study group. we have a responsibility to affirmatively govern this country and we have to make hard choices and have to accept the political reality of our situation. a democratic president named barack obama and a senate where there are not 60 votes. 54 republicans do not equal 60 votes. >> a member of the hardict rofreedom caucus. reacted earlier. let's watch his description of reality. >> we just want someone who is willing to work with conservatives. we asked kevin mccarthy to step out and talk to groups and he wouldn't do that. we were asking

>> reporter: former house republican tom davis says ryan is the clear choice. but the position could jeopardize his political future. ryan, a candidate very nice president in 2012, may be eyeing a future white house run. and the stop as speak sernot on the tactical roadmap. >> this is a meat grinder to, try to take this thing over. and a lot of people who have been his friends won't be his friends after a couple decisions of >> reporter: even if ryan decides to run, the same group of hardline conservative who is discouraged kevin mccarthy from running may not give him the number of votes to secure a win. if ryan does not jump on board, it's unclooe clear what the -- uniclear what the republicans plan to do. >>> two bombs ripped through a peace rally in turkey today. in the a >> two suspected suicide bombers set off the explosions. there were about 13,000 people in the area at the time. no one has taken responsibility for the attack so far. >>> our first look at one of the heroes of the french train attack since he was stabbed in sacramento early this week. skar

>> reporter: former house republican tom davis says ryan is the clear choice but says the position could jeopardize his political future. ryan, a candidate for vice president in 2012, may be eyeing a future white house run, and a stop at speaker is not on the tactical road map. >> this is a meat grinder to try to take this thing over, and a lot of people who have been his friends won't be his friends after a couple of decision. >> reporter: even in ryan decides to run, the same group of hard-line conservatives who discouraged majority leader kevin mccarthy from running may not give him the number of votes to secure a win. but, jim, if ryan does not jump on board, it's unclear what the republicans plan to do. >> axelrod: donald trump shared his thoughts on paul ryan asker was house with john dickerson. >> reporter: what do you think of paul ryan? >> i think he's probably that probably could get good support. i think he's a very nice person. i think he doesn't want it very badly but you never know. maybe he's playing one of the great games of all times. it is speaker of the house, a great

joining me now is former republican virginia congressman, tom davis, who attended thursday's hearingbernie sanders campaign. first to you, congressman. why did you go? >> this is high political theater. i haven't seen such exciting hearing since my steroid hearings we did a decade ago. why would you want to miss it? >> baseball and steroids. >> it's a great combination. high theater. >> tad, as a bernie sanders strategist, you had to be thinking if she could ace 11 hours, she's been blessed by her opponents, let's put it that way, so far. her republican opponents. >> i think people understand why bernie was saying we had enough of these damn e-mails now, okay? we certainly have. listen, he's not making an issue out of it. we are looking to the j.j. dinner saturday night in iowa. we want a campaign about issues where there are big differences between him and hillary. we are happy to make that campaign. i thought she did a great job yesterday. i really did. >> but there's new quinnipiac poll numbers showing that in fact, hillary clinton is pulling ahead of bernie sanders on a couple of

tom davis: governor, we will take questions. we have about 15 mins for questions. getting those jobs in ohio, a tough time. what did you do different? gov. kasich: we privatized our economic development. to makeofit entity and a long story short, they get about $108 a year, liquor retail and with hired people that can talk to business people. we look at ohio and figure out which of the areas of ohio we could sell diversity. we have cloud computing i.t., financial services, energy, steel andvices, manufacturing. we are a diverse state different from how you thought about ohio. i talked to the ceos. when you balance budgets and cut taxes and you as the ceo understands business, i am the ceo of ohio. you convince people to close the. and that is how we are up to 347,000 jobs. it is about understanding how businesses work and they decide things and make sure the government goes from attacks to as spending a regulatory, that is another thing that is crushing her company. -- our country. it has to be common sense. if you can in fact that a budget were headed towards it,

as we turn to all of you to get your thoughts, you were just looking at the former congressman, tom davis from virginia. he's got a seat in the hearing room. we'll see who else -- some notables who will be in and listening to what they hear from hillary clinton. that begins in 30 minutes. and at that point you will want to tune in to c-span 3 because that is where we will be showing today's testimony by the former secretary of state. if you can't watch it on tv, you've got many other options available to you. listen to c-span radio. we've got a local station here in washington, but then we've also are on sirius xm channel 455 you can listen there, or you can go to c-span.org on your desktop. you can also get cspan.org on your phone. it's mobile friendly so you can watch and listen there. but you can also get the app for any of your devices. all you have to do is click on c-span3 and you can listen to the questions and the answers before the house committee on benghazi when hillary clinton takes the chair. and she could be there for up to eight hours, four to five rounds of questioning. ea

>> former house republican tom davis says ryan is the clear choice., says, the position could jeopardize his political future. ryan, a candidate for vice president, in 2012, may be identifying a future white house run. and his stop as speak is her not on the tactical road map. >> this is male groin tear try to take this thing over. a loft people who have been his friend won't be his friend after couple of decisions. >> even if ryan decides to run, the same group of hard-line conservatives who discourage majority lied err kevin mccarthy from running, may not give him the number of votes to secure a win. but, if ryan does not jump on board, it is unclear what the republicans plan to do. in washington, weijia jiang, cbs news. >> well, many people from our area travel to washington, dc this weekend to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the "million man march". tens of thousands gathered on the national mall yesterday. nation of islam minister, lewis farrakhan, called for the original march as a day of healing for the black community back in 1995. the the

. >> former house republican tom davis says ryan is the clear choice.stays could jep art eyes his political future. running for vice president in 2012 might be identifying future white house run, the stop as speak is her not on the tactical road map. >> this is meat grinder try to take this thing over. a lot of people who have been his friends won't be his friends after couple of decisions. >> even if ryan decides to run, the same group of hard-line conservatives who discourage majority leader kevin mccarthy from running may not give him the number every votes to secure a win, but if ryan does not jump on board, it is unclear what the republicans plan to do. in washington, weijia jiang, cbs news. >> new information about pregnant woman and vaccines. reassuring news for moms to be. plus, local little boy with giant heart. his one birthday wish didn't involve any presents for himself. the important lesson being taught by a five year old. >>> plus, a chilly start to your sunday, but get ready for a nice day ahead. kyla up next with a check on your forecast

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. >> reporter: former house republican tom davis says ryan is the clear choice, but says the positioncal -- jeopardize his political future. ryan a candidate for vice president in 2012 may be eyeing a future white house run and a stop as speaker is not on the tactical road map. >> a lot of people who have been his friends won't be his friends after a couple of decisions. >> reporter: even if ryan decides to run, the same group of hardline conservatives who discouraged majority leader kevin mccarthy from running may not give him the number of votes to secure a win. but if ryan does not jump on board, it's unclear what the republicans plan to do. in washington, cbs news. >>> donald trump is stumping in the south this weekend. trump rallying a crowd of thousands at a campaign event in georgia on saturday. before the event trump said he was leading in every single poll despite not having spent any money on ads. >> i'm not going anywhere. i'm leading in every single poll. i'm leading in every single state i'm leading and i'm leading by a lot. we have the biggest crowds, bigger than sanders

i saw an interesting mix of people in the room such as tom davis, former republican who was there wearing his old congressional pin. i said why did you come here? he said it's basically a spectacle. this is -- i've never seen anything like this. so i think there was a lot of interest from all quarters, you know, in the room represented there. >> to wrap up, what's next? what happens with the committee as far as you know? >> gowdy will it continue to interview witnesses. you heard him at the end say that. this is not the end. that they'll continue to interview witnesses and i don't think we're going to see any final conclusions out of this until well into the new year. my guess is republicans outside of congress and both in congress probably as well from a political perfespective will pit to focusing on other aspects of her service in the state department. i think we'll see both members on the committee and off continue to make the argument that this hearing raised questions that they don't have all the information. that will be what they say in the end we weren't actually able to prove we

tom davis, former virginia republican. who was there, kind of wearing his old congressional pin and i said, you know, why the ddid yoe here? and i said, it's a spectacle. you know, this is -- this is -- i have never seen anything like this. so, i think that there was a lot of interest from all quarters. you know, in the room, represented there. >> and just to wrap up, what is next? what happens with the committee as far as you know? doudy will will continue to interview witnesses. you heard him at the end say that. you know, this is not the end. that they will continue to interview witnesses and i don't think that we will see a final conclusion out of this until well in to the new year, frankly, i think that my guess is that republicans outside of congress and both in congress probably as well, from a political perspective will probably pivot to focusing on other aspects of hilary clinton, including her foundation and maybe other aspects of her service, that on state department, i think that you know, we will see both memb

. >> tom: calm him down. and, davis there also. you obviously want to win the game. not sure you want to extend johnny cueto make him work too hard. i know there is an extra day between this game and game six. your heart wants him to finish if you are ned yost. but you watch him closely. >> joe: cespedes is hitless tonight. 0-3. he is 2-0. three walks to night for cueto. he is 2-0. broken bat. fly ball. right field. how about cueto. 2-0. cueto now 2-1 this season. the pitcher, general manager of the royals. to get at the deadline. here in game two of the world series. he is up and down. he struggled on. he has been good. tonight. we have the great play tonight. he was fantastic from the beginning. thought he did a great job of locating. kept the ball down. and he kept the pitch count going. that was the game for me. he was masterful. never gave in. kansas city taking two games started by matt harvey, jacob degrom. two young guns with the mets. were able to get just four strikeouts combined. >> joe: such a strength for kansas city. able to put the bat on the ball. bas

davis. two. >> joe: 2-2. >> tom: trade started out james shields trade. will myers trade when he was rookie of the year. right now, it is the wade davis trade. duda. two hits tonight. one home run this postseason. and that is foul and out of play. meanwhile the guy on deck, d'arnaud. came in a trade that sandy alderson made. with the toronto blue jays when he sent the reigning cy young award winner, r.a. dickey north of the border. the two gms have just put their fingerprints all over these rosters. here comes the 2-2. two out. it makes davis so tough. you talk about the cutter. he throws all his other pitches as well. when a guy goes to the bullpen. they start eliminating pitches. look at how far the ball is breaking. he will throw a four-seamer, two-seamer. throw you a curveball. change-up. then makes the cutter. you have four pitches to protect on. here is d'arnaud. they don't even look like they're ready. i saw the same thing you saw with cespedes. although in slow motion. it looked a little different. again it looks like davis is surprising a little b

you towe turned all of get your thoughts, you were just looking at the former congressman, tom davis,m virginia. he has a seat in the hearing room. we will see who else notable is .oing to be in that begins in 30 minutes and at that point you will want to tune in to c-span3, because that is where we'll be showing today is testimony of former secretary of state. if you cannot watch on tv you have many other options available to you. you can listen to c-span radio, we have a local station here in washington but we also have xm, or you can go to c-span.org. you can also get the c-span app on your phone. we are showing it on your screen now, all you have to do is click on c-span3. hillary clinton could be there for up to eight hours, for -- 4-5 rounds. we just heard that trey gowdy will go last. roger in michigan, a republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i was just wondering, they keep admits that it is her fault and self like that, so why are they doing all this? .he already admitted it make of peopleou who say that these families still don't know who, what, when, where, why. ca

. >> tom: calm him down. and, davis there also. you obviously want to win the game. not sure you want to extend johnny cueto make him work too hard. i know there is an extra day between this game and game six. your heart wants him to finish if you are ned yost. but you watch him closely. >> joe: cespedes is hitless tonight. 0-3. three walks to night for keddo. he is 2-0. three walks to night for cueto. he is 2-0. broken bat. fly ball. right field. how about cueto. 2-0. cueto now 2-1 this season. degrom, 3-1. 2:54 minute game. the pitcher, general manager of the royals. to get at the deadline. throws a two hitter. here in game two of the world series. he is up and down. well-documented. he struggled on. he has been good. who are you going to got tonight. we have the great play tonight. he was fantastic from the beginning. thought he did a great job of locating. kept the ball down. and he kept the pitch count going. that was the game for me. he was masterful. never gave in. kansas city taking two games started by matt harvey, jacob degrom. two young guns with the mets.

. > tom brady is causing out soda and breakfast cereals. abc's linsey davisry. >> reporter: america's most famous quarterback is taking on an unlikely opponent. tom brady getting heated in an interview on boston sports radio station weei monday not about his latest game but about coca-cola. >> the fact that they can sell that, you know, to kids, that's i mean, that's poison for kids. but they keep doing it. >> reporter: and he's not stopping at soft drinks. taking a shot at breakfast cereal going after tony the tiger. >> that's just america. that's what we've been conditioned to. we believe frosted flakes is a food. >> reporter: the 3-year-old four-time super bowl champ crediting a healthy diet as a big part of his on field success accusing certainern large food and beverage companies can of false advertising. > all those companies make lots of money selling those things. they have lots of money to advertise. when you go to the super bowl, it's, you know, who are the sponsors? that's the education we get. that's what we get brainwashed to believe that all the

. >> tom: calm him down. and, davis there also. you obviously want to win the game. not sure you want to extend johnny cueto make him work too hard. i know there is an extra day between this game and game six. your heart wants him to finish if you are ned yost. but you watch him closely. >> joe: cespedes is hitless tonight. three walks to night for keddo. he is 2-0. three walks to night for cueto. he is 2-0. broken bat. fly ball. right field. how about cueto. 2-0. cueto now 2-1 this season. degrom, 3-1. 2:54 minute game. the royals. to get at the deadline. throws a two hitter. here in game two of the world series. well-documented. he struggled on. he has been good. who are you going to got tonight. we have the great play tonight. he was fantastic from the beginning. locating. kept the ball down. and he kept the pitch count going. that was the game for me. he was masterful. never gave in. kansas city taking two games started by matt harvey, jacob degrom. two young guns with the mets. were able to get just four strikeouts combined. >> joe: such a strength for kansas ci

. >>> on your screen is former republican congressman from virginia tom davis among the many members and former members in the audience. again, some 3:15 of opening testimony and question this is morning with the select committee on benghazi. we're covering it for you all day on c-span 3 and online our dual streams on line at cspan.org including the one focusing just on hillary clinton and you can see the live picture there at cspan.org. to louisiana and james on the republican line. go ahead. >> caller: yes, thank you. i'd just like to say that i keep hearing the democrats clamoring about how they have so many investigations into this but they don't seem to mention the fact that they were doing it blindly -- >> okay, james, hang on, a quick second. we understand that elijah cummings, the ranking democrat, is speaking to reporters. >> and i said this and i'll say it again it is to defend the truth. what evidence? i am not here to defend hillary clinton. i am here to defend the truth. >> thank you, mr. cummings. appreciate it. >> thank you, i've got to go. >> mr. cummings, one second

hillary clinton's california supporters include matt damon, octavia spencer, geena davis, michael douglas, rita wilson and tom. and, corey feldman gave $201. ernie sanders supporters include danny devito, rita perlman, tim roth, maura tierney, and you might be wondering who's giving money to jim webb? actress madeleine stowe gave money to his campaign. is to make your staff did a little bit of homework. >> when you go digging in these filings you never know what you're going to find. >> okay, great. >> great actress. i'm still a fan. >>> thanks for your hardware, melissa. 6:52. the war of words continues between two republican presidential front runners over the 9/11 attacks. we'll explain. >> reporter: i'm kiet do live at the airport in san jose. in a couple of hours, the feds set to make a big announcement when it comes to drones. we've got a live report straightahead. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. of letting up. yesterday, a gunman believed to be fire in a bus >>> five things to know at t

david: let's bring it up -- tom: let's bring it appear. howard daviesthe london school of economics, iconic in regulation in the united kingdom. tom: he's just saying encourage everybody. .ob diamond, this is critical bankers and policymakers have to have courage. was with thehoward fsa when i first met him. tom: are you on good speaking terms with him? bob: yes. he was one of the strongest regulators that i have had the pleasure of dealing with over the years. very strong. as i read the piece, he was talking about macro prudential regulation as opposed to going after bubbles, to step up and say we think there is a bubble here and we have to protect it. -- and we have to prick it. tom: what you need to do is a set of regulations to decrease the likelihood of bubbles. bob has dealt firsthand with this. bob: it is always a little bit of give and take. when the crisis first hit, i remember talking about the need to balance safer and stronger financial institutions with jobs and economic growth. this is almost an oversimplification. if you go too far, you i

tom brady is on an offensive. he is condemning food and beverage companies for lying to customers even calling coca- cola poison for kids. linsey davis has the story. >> reporter: america's most famous quarterback is taking on an unlikely opponent. tom brady is getting heated in an interview on boston sports radio station weei not about the latest game but coca-cola. >> the fact that they can sell that to kids, that's -- that's poison for kids. but they keep doing it. >> he is not stopping at soft drinks. taking a shot at breakfast cereal going after tony the tiger. >> we believe that frosted flakes are actually -- is a food. >> reporter: the 38-year-old four-time super bowl champ crediting a healthy diet as part of his on field success accusing large food and beverage companies of false advertising. >> they make lots of money selling those things and lots when you go to the super bowl, you know, who are the sponsors. that's the education that we get. that's what we get brainwashed to believe that these are normal food groups. this is what you should eat. >> coca-cola firing back saying all of its beverages are safe and can be enjoye

josh: tom brady is accusing food and beverage companies of lying to their customers. the star quarterback is calling coca-cola, quote, poison for kids. lindsey davis explains. reporter: this morning america's most famous quarterback is taking on an unlikely opponent. patriots quarterback tom brady getting heated in an interview on boston's sports radio station weei monday, not about his latest game, but about coca-cola. >> the fact that they can sell that, you know, to kids, that's poison for kids. but they keep doing it. reporter: and he's not stopping at soft drinks, also taking a shot at breakfast cereals, going after tony the tiger. >> that's just america and that's what we've been conditioned to. so we believe that frosted flakes are actually is a food. reporter: the 38-year-old four-time super bowl champ crediting a healthy diet as a big part of his on field success. accusing certain large food and beverage companies of false advertising. >> all those companies make lots of money selling those things, advertise. when you go to the super bowl, you know, who are the sponsors, that's the education that we get. that's what we get brain washed to

. >> tom: that was another catch by perez with some pain attached to it. >> harold: when that ball ma moustakas missed has now got davis up. >> joe: this blue jay team was only shut out five times all year. again, by far the top scoring they have just three hits tonight. that is to short. escobar. that is one. can't get them both. >> harold: wow. that was pretty. >> joe: what a night escobar has had tonight. >> harold: what i like about this, you're playing for outs right now, right? he knows he has a play on that ball and trying to turn two. but the best part of it was he got the out. but that was pretty. >> tom: they do it every night and all points of the baseball field. defense, spectacular. especially the range, the athleticism of this team defensively, the best in baseball. >> harold: he made a play like that last postseason very similar to that ball. >> joe: the early word on edwin encarnacion, one on, two out here, is the x-rays were negative, but he has a ligament strain in the middle finger, and they are listing him right now as day-to-day. so you say negative, i guess in a way of a break, but a ligament stra

tom's back with what the kids can expect at 4:41. >>> caught in a lie. why an attorney for kentucky court clerk kim davis is in hot water this morning. >>> le deky, the title she's once again spor county clerk kim davis is under fire. he's been accused of fabricating photos and facts. they have labeled the council an anti-gay hate group saying it spreads false information. >>> she's riding high this woman. she's the first woman to be usa's woman athlete of the year three times in a row. ledecky now ties ryan lockie and bareman as three-time winners. the summer games in rio is just three months away. >> she's one of my favorites. a great person. >>> now at 4:41, let's get over to tom kierein. kids can leave home the umbrella when they pack for school, right, tom? >> yes, but they'll need a jacket as it's quite chilly. in the metro area, it's going to be in the low 50s. a little sunshine. we'll have increasing sunshine. what to wear today? yes, you'll need a light jacket this morning and the sunglasses, but you can ditch the umbrella and glashss. don't ware the shorts today. it's going to be mild by later

he has to lean back for ball one. >> tom: that was another catch by perez with some pain attached to it. >> harold: when that ball ma moustakas missed has now got davis up. >> joe: this blue jay team was only shut out five times all year. again, by far the top scoring team in baseball in 2015. they have just three hits tonight. that is to short. escobar. that is one. can't get them both. >> harold: wow. that was pretty. >> joe: what a night escobar has had tonight. >> harold: what i like about this, you're playing for outs right now, right? he knows he has a play on that ball and trying to turn two. but the best part of it was he got the out. but that was pretty. >> tom: they do it every night and all points of the baseball field. defense, spectacular. especially the range, the athleticism of this team defensively, the best in baseball. >> harold: he made a play like similar to that ball. >> joe: the early word on edwin encarnacion, one on, two out here, is the x-rays were negative, but he has a ligament strain in the middle finger, and they are listing him right now as day-to-day. so you say negative, i guess in a way of a break, but a ligament stra

. >> tom: that was another catch by perez with some pain attached to it. >> harold: when that ball ma moustakas missed has now got davis>> joe: this blue jay team was only shut out five times all year. again, by far the top scoring team in baseball in 2015. they have just three hits tonight. that is to short. escobar. that is one. can't get them both. >> harold: wow. that was pretty. >> joe: what a night escobar has had tonight. >> harold: what i like about this, you're playing for outs right now, right? he knows he has a play on that ball and trying to turn two. but the best part of it was he got the out. but that was pretty. >> tom: they do it every night and all points of the baseball field. defense, spectacular. especially the range, the athleticism of this team defensively, the best in baseball. >> harold: he made a play like that last postseason very similar to that ball. >> joe: the early word on edwin encarnacion, one on, two out here, is the x-rays were negative, but he has a ligament strain in the middle finger, and they are listing him right now as day-to-day. so you say negative, i guess in a way of a break

tom brady could not say enough about how good this jets' defense is. >> they have a great secondary, great defensive line. i feel like demaree davis and calvin pace have been like the linebackers there. they never come off the field. >> reporter: the elephant in the room is this will be the return of durrell rivas. she having a great season. the players feel that practicing against him all last year will give them some insight. >> the more reps against a guy you get, the better you know him, the more experience you have. he's a very inquisitive player and hi mys at high level all the time. >> one the guys that sees everything on the field. he sees the formations and routes and splits. and anything presnap that can help him get an idea of whether the ball is coming his way or going the other way. >> reporter: the bottom line? the pats have got to protect brady and this ever changing offensive line will need to be at their best. >> sate great front. and it is going to take a 60- minute effort. >> reporter: rex ryan leaving the jets actually took all of the hype out of this game, but it made new york better. talking to the players, t

and this morning's hot `button, tom brady on a different `kind of offense condemning food `and beverage companies for lying `to customers calling coca-cola `abc's linsey davis has the `story. `>> reporter: this morning, `america's most famous `quarterback is taking on an `unlikely opponent. `patriots quarterback tom brady `gets heated in an interview on `weei on monday not about his `latest game but about coca-cola. `>> the fact that they can sell `that, you know, to kids, `that's -- i mean that's piecen `for kids but they keep doing it. `>> reporter: and he's not `also taking a shot at breakfast `cereal going after tony the `tiger. `>> that's just america and `that's what we've been `conditioned to so we believe `that frosted flakes are `actually -- is a food. `>> reporter: the 38-year-old `four-time super bowl champ `crediting a healthy diet as part `of his on-field success accusing `certain companies of false `advertising. `>> all those companies make lots `of money selling those things. `they have lots of money to `advertise. `when you go to the super bowl, `it's, you know, that's -- who `are the sponsors? `that's the education that we `get. `that's wha

tom's back with what we can expect. that's at 5:41. >>> caught in a lie, the attorney for kentucky county court clerk kim davis in hot >>> the law firm representing kim davis is under fire this week. they've been accused of fabricating photos and facts. they have been labeled an anti-gay hate group that says it spread spreads hate. >>> katie ledecky now tice ryan lochte and mike bare iman as three-time winners. the summer games in rio, still countsing down. three months away. >>> "weather & traffic on the 1s" . i think our wishes have been answered. the sun's coming back. >> yes, your prayers have been answered. we certainly have been suffering from solar deprivation. we'll see it. a little bit of a blustery breeze but not as strong as yesterday. chilly in the low 50s between 7:00 a.m. and student's morning buses 8:00 to 9:00, it's going to be in the upper 50s. what to wear today, you'll definitely need a light jacket this morning but put away the umbrella and galoshes. you'll need them as the bright sun breaks out. only in the 40s to our west and north. low to mid-50s in the metro area. look at how the dry pattern is going to last.

davis had alcohol on his breath and was driving on a suspended license. >>> the battle over pennsylvania's budget took center stage in delaware county today. residents gathered in media, with a message for governor tom. stop holding taxpayers hostage. wolfe was in town for a get out the vote rally, but some parents used this event as an opportunity to get the governor's attention on the impact the ongoing budget stalemate is having on their children. >> the budget hasn't passed. we don't have workbooks for our kids. we've written letters and signed petitions and nothing's happened. we heard the governor's going to be here, so we thought, let's get a group of people out here and maybe he'll sign a budget. >> pennsylvania has been operating without a budget for the past four months. >>> runners rocked out through the streets of philadelphia today for a popular race. >> whoo! the american association for cancer researchers rock 'n' roll half marathon returned philadelphia for its sixth year. the course featured live bands and cheerleaderings along the route and runners travelled from 50 states and 20 countries to take part in today's race. >>> some tricks and treats for the adults, as well as the kids

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and marrow some of the key speakers include sandy and angela davis sister are shooers she's a visionary challenging the system former senator tom hadden he is the author of the statement on the students for a democrat working stoeshl or society think jensen and larson any friend from color lines and the center for obamacare on the racial justice and the back slash.org also on monday come out to the richmond district to the condition on october 12th the appearances pioneers are sponsoring a workshop on the beach and this person crease beautiful public art in the sands in the u.s. and worldwide will lead an art practice near the south side of the cliff house to 3:30 watch everyone happening on the beach as i will be after a emotion that happens after the event an informal at the beach chattel at 6 receiving the accomodation is the executive directors joshua a global renown social enterprise and visionary with new in roads for people during the 20 pursues years the international cultural religions we worked with africa and led other projects with the universities in over 20 countries on the planets please give us a roumd to the ge

and marrow some of the key speakers include sandy and angela davis sister are shooers she's a visionary challenging the system former senator tom hadden he is the author of the statement on the students for a democrat working stoeshl or society think jensen and larson any friend from color lines and the center for obamacare on the racial justice and the back slash.org also on monday come out to the richmond district to the condition on october 12th the appearances pioneers are sponsoring a workshop on the beach and this person crease beautiful public art in the sands in the u.s. and worldwide will lead an art practice near the south side of the cliff house to 3:30 watch everyone happening on the beach as i will be after a emotion that happens after the event an informal at the beach chattel at 6 receiving the accomodation is the executive directors joshua a global renown social enterprise and visionary with new in roads for people during the 20 pursues years the international cultural religions we worked with africa and led other projects with the universities in over 20 countries on the planets please give us a roumd to the ge

and marrow some of the key speakers include sandy and angela davis sister are shooers she's a visionary challenging the system former senator tom hadden he is the author of the statement on the students for a democrat working stoeshl or society think jensen and larson any friend from color lines and the center for obamacare on the racial justice and the back slash.org also on monday come out to the richmond district to the condition on october 12th the appearances pioneers are sponsoring a workshop on the beach and this person crease beautiful public art in the sands in the u.s. and worldwide will lead an art practice near the south side of the cliff house to 3:30 watch everyone happening on the beach as i will be after a emotion that happens after the event an informal at the beach chattel at 6 receiving the accomodation is the executive directors joshua a global renown social enterprise and visionary with new in roads for people during the 20 pursues years the international cultural religions we worked with africa and led other projects with the universities in over 20 countries on the planets please give us a roumd to the ge