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on a scale of 1 to godzilla, how good is this for hillary clinton -- and how bad is it for tr enty gowdynd the republican party? mark: it's bad for mccarthy because we both talked about how john boehner was underestimated and underappreciated. being speaker of the house, everything that you say gets scrutiny. mccarthy has never been on the stage. one of the least experienced ever, assuming he becomes speaker. for gowdy, he had four months been carefully preparing the hearings, trying to do what no republican has done for a long time, run on a politically substantive hearing. almost nothing he can do now. democrats will just say this hearing is all political. john: you had set for a while you thought that he could pull that off. gowdy took it out of his hands by mccarthy. such a long shadow cast across. hillary clinton is going to say the things she said on tv over and over again. there was almost nothing that could break the momentum of this e-mail story, at least until she got to the hearings. now she is on offense, they are on defense. this is a disaster, a disaster for congressional r

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often it's the kids and their tr resilience that give them the courage to continue. >> see with my eyes, my friend die, my teacher die. it's not very good. it's very bad. after the bomb we don't have a school because the school goes to air. and i stay in home, don't go out because my father said if you go, maybe they kill you because you are young girl. we have difficult life. we have difficult travel. i wish, i wish, i want better life, without kill, without stress. i want a life, simple life. >> the children have their own uncertainties and challenges ahead. he doesn't know when he will see his parents again. he hopes as soon as he will get his paperwork done. he's worried that perhaps the road ahead is more difficult. some in europe don't want him or his friend amed. >> translator: please, open the borders so we can continue. don't be frightened of us. we are escaping war, that's t we are not here to hurt you, we don't eat people. we left because we risked dieing from barrel bombs. we are coming to europe to protect ourselves, just a little. >> worries of an adult felt by a child. >>

. >> the perfect weather meant a close to banner season for businesses like tr's food court. >> how has business been this summer? >> we had a good season, you know, we had a slow start with all the rain, then we started the sun came out and july was really strong, august was really strong here it is september we're really busy again. >> and it is a great day to be in the water, 90 degrees out here, 80 degrees in the water, what a gorgeous, gorgeous day. the beach is packed and it is going to get a lot more crowded later on. kristine sloan, cbs 2 news. >>> for a second there i thought you were going to jump in she looked so excited out there. >> well today mayor deblasio is firing back after former mayor criticized the way he is dealing with the homeless in new york. cbs 2 alana gold reports. >>> you can't miss the homeless sprawled out on the streets, sidewalks and parks. >> how long have you been homeless for? >> for almost 3 or 4 years. >>> andrea davis is one of them says she is struggling with health problems and no family. says she feels safer on the streets calling the shelters d

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. >>> and on the republican side of the race, donald tr wp is making headlines for tripping up iran's choices. >> are you familiar with seilamani. >> they have been -- >> no, the bad guys. >> well, that was trump on the radio show. he later slammed hewitt for his foreign policy questions. >> i thought he said kurd, a -- ev yoery question, was do i know this one and that one. it was lrke he worked hard on that. >> hewitt will face trump again when he asks questions in the next gop depend. >>> and expansion on cheese that you may feed your children. >>> and the search for a missing college student from connecticut. >>alkem michael george with a different type of comeback story. a team of players just seven and 8 years old take the field to remember one of their own. thtiat i coming up. >>> plus, what police say thi tsa worker did after stealing a passenger's $7,000 watch. the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. t fewer than 10% received 5 stars. r among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphi

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. >>> what's going on in the tr tropics? >> it will diminish. >> some good news. rob, thank you. >>> and to the growing humanitarian crisis. germany opening its doors, welcoming in nearly 20,000 refugees this weekend alone. and pressure is growing on the united states. alex marquardt has that story. >> reporter: confrontations between police and refugees. and in greece, the waves of people keep coming. >> the people are coming quicker than we can load them. >> reporter: more than 20,000 arriving in germany in three days. angela merkel says they're ready to take on 800,000 people this year, and is urging other countries to step up. this was a volkswagen dealership. here is the medical center. back here a playroom for the kids. and mountains of clothes that have been donated. this man arrived at 3:00 a.m. this morning after fleeing syria with his wife and sons. the youngest, blissfully unaware his house lies in ruins. germany, now his new home. pressure for the u.s. to take in more refugees. just 1,500 over the last four years. a group of senators want to see that r

. >> when i came in to penn station, you could see the tr ns lined , usually that early in the day, there's not that many train , the security wn in penn station is insane. >> reporter: from nypd searches at subway entrances to military patrols, we saw the beefed up security presence ahead of pope francis coming into the city and madisond quare garden, the site of friday's papal mass. so far, it seems like commuters got the memo that mass transit is still considered to be the best option. >> i knew not to ive. that is the first thing. i'm not aepublic transportation person. but i decided to becse of this. >> reporter: fifth avenu ee between 47th and 55th streets will be shut down between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. the same for 48th between 55th streets. they will be closed between madison and sixth avenue. this electronic sign warped lirr riders that although penn station will remain open all day on friday, only two entrances, both on 7th avenue, will remain open. neo jerseyrans commuters have been warned to expect long waits and possibly a packed ride that calls for even more patience. i told the

my dad did get me a -- when i was, i guess, 14 or 15, one of the very early radioshack trs model 80 computersand so i learned to program in basic on that. by the time i went to michigan, i did know i am definitely going to study computer science. but i didn't know what i was going to do beyond that. emily: and then when you got to university of michigan, you actually took some theater classes on the side. dick: my senior year, i had like eight arts credits i had remaining that i needed to get. i just thought, what is the thing i can take that will be the least amount of homework so i can focus on, you know, my operating systems class? and i figured that acting would be -- i will show up and say some lines in a play and that will be great. coincidently, my first semester, senior year, i started doing just stand up at the university student union. so by my second term senior year, i was really like, this is, i am having a lot of fun with this. and decided i am not going to take any of the, you know, programming jobs i have been offered. i'm going to try to go to chicago and study at second city

it's the first final that anyone has been indict ed in one of these international tr tribunals for sections against children that were part of their own forces if you like. allegations is that he used girls within his force as sexual slaves. it should be said that he denies all the charges against him. we are expecting some 88 witnesses to be called by the prosecution. but it's going to take months and months at least this trial. it's a slow process. it's taking us a long time to get to this stage. over the next two days, jane, we'll hear opening statements from the prosecution, from the defense lawyers and we hope from bosko himself. >>> all right, we'll be checking in with you, barnaby, thanks. >>> much more ahead on al jazerra. hundreds of students in south africa row test over their university's language of instruction. >> reporter: and i am catherine soi in central kenya. coming up i will be telling you why more than 200,000 teachers are on strike and why the government will not heed to their demand. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on yo

so. [ inaudible ] tr there is riotig in the street and many gap shots this morning and violence against protesters. [ inaudible ] in the revolution and they were attacked by military men. they tried to move everybody out. they don't want information. they stole camera cameras from e journalists. it's a lot of violence in burkina this morning. >> did he say why he had statement third degree military coup? no. they didn't explain. there is some many months there is a problem between the military created by the former president. and there is a problem with that because for the government who was just dissolved, there was a problem because he was too close to blaze come pair and they wanted to destroy the. [ inaudible ] and that's why the military say, no, we don't want to be. [ inaudible ] and now they are taken the power. >> and do we know what has happened to the interim president and prime minister? >> no. no information. nothing has come to us. [ inaudible ] we don't know the prime minister is a live or not. we have no information. >> just before we let you go, just tell us once again

tr was supposed to be the nominee. they had the big split in 1912, the progressives are still in tatters. that's patched up. unfortunately, tr died in his sleep in january 1919. there are some people who want to fill the bill, leonard wood, who remembers him? frank louden, the governor of illinois. i can't even remember how to pronounce his name correctly. i'm always being corrected on it. hiram johnson, who's just too irascible to reach out forward, which leads you to actually naturally the fourth man, the available man is andrew sinclair, one of his biographer said. warren gamaliel harding because he's not too hot, hot too cold, not too interventionist, not too much of anything except he's really handsome. he's a fairly good speaker. he's been in the national stage at the 1916 republican convention. he nominated taft in 1912. so, he is the alternative and in that year, the alternative to wilsonism wins. swain: well, the hardings' trajectory -- personal trajectory came from small town, marion, ohio, where there were t

and tr could be very hard if you broke propriety in the things. so he beat up some on his brother. he loved his brother tremendously. in fact, theodore roosevelt's greatest time early in his life was going hunting in western iowa with her -- you know, with the father. but when he commits suicide, i think tr felt a real special kinship to eleanor, but also as just nicely said, you know, eleanor roosevelt had a great sparkle in her eye and a great intelligence. she developed her courage over a period of time, and i think theodore roosevelt admired that about her, so he was there to give them away when she married franklin roosevelt in new york city on st. patrick's day, and it was tr who was arranged to actually be part of two roosevelts getting married. mr. slen: and it sounds like at this point in her life she had developed some sense of what social issues were important to her. ms. black: well, she had an exposure to them. she had an interest. but she's still very caught between two worlds. she's caught between the world in london that she loves and wants to stay in. she wants to

jonathan: jim, when you have a company in crisis, is a morbid tr stunt to get rid of the chief executive? does it change anything fundamentally in terms of management going forward? jim: i think in this situation you do have to make some changes at the top. this will take a lot of time to clear out and determine what actually occurred. --e interesting angle is will this dent auto sales? will it hurt the euro? i think those fears are over exaggerated. the most for you, bullish analyst on vw stock, what scenario gets me to your price target when -- up an of the 4% this morning. how to begin anywhere near where you are pricing? ippe: we don't know the total cost, but we have some estimates. it is important to keep in mind over what. of time -- what period of time w e have to settle those costs. we still think this is an incredibly strong business, the foundation is very strong. you have an incredible powerfully luxury business. they're trying to separate the truck business, all of these developments are underway. is aimportant today, this crisis. it is unearthing the fact that emissions con

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in life to just really just listen to andrea bocelli an reath that franklin i want to bring in mary tr: tell me was thought of the festival of families. >> it was really amazing. we are so honored to have him come to the city of philadelphia. i mean, we live in the city. so we had no reason not to be here to experience this amazing moment once in a lifetime thing it's just amazing. >> reporter: nolan, did you get to see pope francis drive by? >> yeah. >> reporter: tell me that. what was that like for you? >> it was really -- i don't know what to say. >> surreal. >> very surreal. >> reporter: how old are you, my friend? >> 10. >> reporter: 10. nolan has this around his neck. he's definitely going to be saving this. this is something that he'll clearly remember for a long ti time. what is it about pope francis that you really like, nolan. what inspires you about the pope? >> that he helps people that are poor. and -- >> reporter: pretty funny, too, he seems like has a great personality. when he was up there he was making a couple of jokes before he left, right? >> um-hmm. yup. >> reporte

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betty: are we getting any indication that americans are getting tired of trying's -- tr message and startingper to question if he has the ability and qualifications to be president? for theery indication numbers falling off the table do not show up. the topline numbers are great if you look pretty much across the line. the washington post poll in terms of people disillusioned with politicians in general, in that same poll people that trust donald trump 60% say no. people that believe he would be a good leader 55% a no. nationwide his numbers are not great, but in the republican electorate, the primary system, the only target people need to care about right now, donald trump is going up and up. if anyone can figure out how to make him go down, i have a lot of republican operatives i talked to on a regular basis that would like their number asap. betty: that would be worth a lot. thank you. phil mattingly of bloomberg. make sure to watch this wednesday for a special hour-long show on the gop debate. right here on bloomberg television. "market day" is next. ♪ betty: welcome back to the bloomber

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investigators are tr n overnight. it happened around 12:30 this morning on sunny side avenue. no word exactly how the accident happened. >>> dc police are looking for a suspect in a deadly shooting around washington abates neighborhood. happened on m street northwest. >>> a former white house staffer killed in a bicycle crash is being remembered as a selfless public servant and a loyal friend. jake brewer rounded a sharp curve and was hit by a car. he was 34 years old, a white house adviser. >>> this is a historic trip for pope francis. he will be in washington in just over 30 hours. it is still too dark for me to show you these preparations, but i can tell you what i have seen, which is a lot of extra security. a big screen going up behind me and tons of fencing all around the basilica, all around michigan avenue. it is at places all over dc. even some places that the pope actually won't be visited, like the franciscan monastery. pope francis will be the first pope of latin america to celebrate a canonization mass. many are eager to hear what he has to say. >> it is great he

would you have done a stunt to tr tray -- try to get attention?tions i got, i got because i interrupted. i think if i hadn't done that, boy have had one question. people forget this is not a tv show. it's supposed to be a forum in which republicans, not the country, republicans get a chance to decide who their nominee will be for president. we don't need to have the playground argument of he hit me, let me hit him back. the forum should have been addressed in that manner. >> you're a policy wonk. you turned ohio around. i don't care if people think i'm favoring you, i'm not. i'm telling the truth. you did a magnificent job in ohio, they fade out. >> here is the thing you've got to realize. i'm running second in new hampshire. my campaign started july 21st. i'm now running 17. >> but there are only 17 people in the state. >> but they're a launching pad. >> in the country you've got to get well known. >> look. you will be. you will do well in iowa or win new hampshire, do well there, you'll be known. come on. >> bill, i'm building out my national ca

said the pollutants can contribute to asthma and other recess bring tr bring trirespir.volkswagen says it's cooperating with investigators. the volkswagen recall follows a crack down on clean air act violations. last year the justice department imposed a record fine on hyundai and kia. >> first they will pay a civil penalty of $100 million, the largest civil penalty ever secured under the clean air act. this will send a strong message that cheating is not profitable and that any company that violates the law will be held to account. >> reporter: now volkswagen could face up to $18 billion in fines. for building cars regulators say that dodged rules meant to protect the public. and the epa says the volkswagen cars are completely safe and that customers will not be held responsible. figuring out a fix and issuing the recall john, that could take up to a year. >> all right jonathan, thank you. matthew de board is transportation editor for insider. how big this this case? >> it's pretty big. $18 billion is the fine they are talking about. it would be monumental. the fine is

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[ bagpipes playing ] tr(t&háhp &hc%  today's parade, it signals the end of another ]z2summer.m mark segraves, news4. >> about as festive as mark ever is. >>> a bold experiment at the what police are now saying about the first ever beer sales at sporthv=i events there. >>> out of line. the punishment for two high >>> if you played any ball at any level, you are going to find this absolutely almost unbelievable a detailed investigation is going to begin tomorrow into the action of two high school football players who creamed a referee. it happened down in texas. watch this. >> whoa. >> one guy slams into him from the side. the other guy gorquyuz him head first while he is down. both students have been kicked out of school and off the team. >>> we are waiting to hear an update on the condition of a georgetown university footballq on the field on saturday. ty williams is still in a hospital in pennsylvania after having surgery on his neck. you can see the hit when he was francis university. williams is a junior who went to high school at quince orchard in montgomery county. george

she gave him no mercy, gave him no rights no, choices, no tr opportunity to live his life.ed her husband's murder but did not do it. the beating and stabbing death was committed by her boyfriend, gregory owen in a second trialowhen got a lesser sentence of life with the possibility of parole. the disparity between his sentence and hers was appointed attorneys and death penalty opponents focused son evidence of a flawed judicial system. there was also life after her conviction in which she turned to her faith. studied theology and counselled fellow prisoners. in ra strange twist, two previous execution dates were postponed. one by a winter storm. the other saying the chemicals that made up her lethal injection looked cloudy. she earns two distinctions the first woman executed in georgia if sent years and the last woman on georgia's death row. martin satisfy annual, cnn center, atlanta there all right, martin, thanks, for that. more breaking news the kentucky county clerk jailed for refusing to issue licenses to gay couples met privately with the poem pope last week during hi

las tr religiones monot. este grupo protest el martafuerl que visitar el papa.ncisco no est haciendo lo suficiente para hacerle frente a los casos de pedofilia en la iglesia. s/melanie sakoda, activista (nat up) "ser una semana muy dolorosa para los sobrevivientes de abusos quienes fueron traicionados por la iglesia", dijo esta activista. s/randy serrano,@ran los feligreses tendrán que esperar hasta mañana para r apa descansará en la nunciatura en washington antes una semanamuy agitada. topfs cesar ---maÑana el papa reunion con elprograma una presidente obama en la casa blanca... ---un par de horas despues, tendra un encuentro con los obispos de estados unidos en la catedral de san mateo de la capital... cont. blanca ---por la tarde, encaber lmisa "junipero serra" en el santuario nacional de la inmaculada concepcion. ---despues, el santo padre ya no tiene eventos programados para ese dia. topfs blanca ---recuerde que telemundo 48 es su principal fuente para mantenerse al tanto sobre todo lo relacionado a la visita papal y tambien puede hacerlo visitando nuestra

. >> it won't be admissible in the criminal tr trial but it has been wildly reported in the media, and the jurors are going to have to raise their hands, and say that they will listen to the evidence and say that they will not let anything outside of the courtroom influence them. but jurors are just human beings, and you and i, and as they heard this information, which they would have by the time the cases go to trial. it may have impact on them. and people, though there's no admission of be liability, people think that if you paid money, particularly large sums of money, means that there must be a perm responsibility on at least some of the officers. >> a areva, thank you very much. >>> the leaders in the u.s. and cuba meet at the u.n. for the first time in decades. they hope to normalize relations between the two countries. and tough talk in ukraine's president, >> there was tough talk and finger pointing today at the united nations general assembly ukraine's president, poroshenko, used it to express tensions in his country. and john has more on what he had to say. >> reporter: good

why does he have to do sna this county tr i needs someone who knows how to build bridges and coalitions. that's what we have to do under our institution, so therefore, it's his style. >> he brings a bluntness that there's something to be admired and he is the outsider, but at the end of the day, can he build a coalition. >> time's going to tell. diminishing returning at some point. >> the thing to look at here, the multicandidate field when there are 16 people, the person the 20, when it gets down to trump against one, two, that's when it really becomes -- >> there's a larger message here. let me finish. what's going on is that donald is saying i tell the truth. whether you like it or not, find it pleasant or not, you write statistically, but the republican electorate is so angry with insiders and donald is saying i'll change america. tell you what i think whether you like it or not. zpl i am one of those conservatives who feel dispinted by a republican party in d.c. they make they make promise, they don't keep them. 2014 was all about stopping executive amnesty, which is unconstitution