rigor mortis trying to get the guy had a tutu and the police were on the way. as i said we were trying to get miserable days in unexpected ways. one of my favorites which i will read to you has to do with one of the great works of literature this happened on march 6, 1835 a friendship tested by fire. the english philosopher jon stewart mill faced six or shooting task on the evening of march 6, 1835. he had devastating news to deliver to a friend an admission of her small faults so grievous that only the most magnanimous of men might, just might able to forgive it. clutching the charred remains of a burned manuscript the only copy of the magisterial history of the french revolution thomas carlisle had entrusted to him he arrived at the historian's london home looking as carlisle either wrote pale as hector's ghost. trembling and in despair mel explained that the manuscript had accidentally burned as kindling by a made. while the loss represented countless hours of agonizing labor for carlisle it was left to him to comfort his friend long into the night. mill poo

antwan: kale tutu. dari: thousands of participants from more than 100 countries are taking part in the hunt, which runs through saturday. boy, i was thinking to myself, it's so lucky the weather for good for this. who would want to be running -- antwan: i thought you were going to say you were going to put on a william shatner mask. dari: no. i'd rather put on a kale tutu. antwan: hi, nick. nick: hello. the weather was great. we had a drop in the temperatures. the humidity was low. really perfect august day. 83, 67. there was a bit of mid clouds from time to time, but overall nice. 84, 69 average. we're back where we should be for this time of year. 97 the record high. 57 the record low. 82 now. humidity still quite dry. only 34 percent. we are seeing some high clouds moving in. wind out of the north and the pressure 29.90 and falling. there's a mid deck of clouds, but as you look at fox 5 sky guardian, no rain nearby. there are showers west of philly going back to harrisburg and beyond. that's the syst

. >> between two sweet little girls acting their age in tutus and tiaras. may 18th, 2012.year-old freya and 3-year-old reagan, are about to grace the stage at their first ballet recital. but things heat up when reagan's next door neighbor, freya, gets oh so restless under the bright lights. >> she wants to do her own thing and no one is going to tell her otherwise. >> freya and reagan's squabble starts innocent enough with the tiniest of shoves. ♪ >> her friend was trying to tell her to go back to her start. but she -- she is very stubborn. she doesn't like to listen. >> the real trouble begins when freya starts to push back. >> me and freya kept on pushing, because i wanted freya to go back in the spot. >> meanwhile, freya's dad is having all kinds of trouble keeping his camera steady. >> reagan's dad is also videotaping the tutu tussle. >> from where i was filming, i could kind of hear a little snicker over here, a little laugh over here. >> oh, no, reagan. >> and then i'm like, oh, no. the whole time i'm like, should i go out there, should i do something? >> freya's mom

. >> ellen in a silver tutu in style and rocking out with alanis. and taylor and her boyfriend watched on. >> it's really part of taylor's plan for world domination. a different celebrity with her every night and kept her in the headlines this whole summer. >> threw back to her country roo roots with dixie chicks natalie. jessica kapshaw and alba backstage and all tour long with lena dunham get to share the stage. #squadgoals goes viral. >> it's the mantra of the summer. who wouldn't want to be friends with taylor swift and a bunch of super models? >> taylor estimated makes $100 million for 1989 tour and every element is planned by swift. >> i wouldn't want to do this if i didn't have 100% control over what i wear, what my message is. you have to just take that on, if you really are going to own the direction of your life and your career. >> and there are rumors she will perform in l.a. sunday at the mtv vmas and seems convenient. taylor definitely wouldn't want to miss the vmas with nine nominations. >>> kanye west is going to be there because it w

. >> the south african antiapartheid activist dez min tutu is expected to be discharged from hospitalek. the 83-year-old has been receiving a course of antibiotics for the past two weeks. this was his second admission to hospital in a month. the inthe ex and not related to the prostate cancer that he has been fighting for the past 18 years. he has retired from public life. he continues to campaign for equality, and against corruption. >> >> hundreds of people have marched through mexico's capitol demanding justice for 43 missing students. >> . >> the young men disappeared almost a year ago in the southwestern with state, a region claimed by drug violence. government officials say the students were killed by gang members on the order of corrupt local police, but relatives reject this. >> police and anticorruption protestors have clashed in -- they have been gathering every week for more than three months since the government was linked to a multimillion dollar fraud at the welfare department. it is known as the jerusalem of africa, the town is famous for it's spectacular churches carve

the south african antiapartheid activist desmond tutu is expected to be discharged from hospital. this was his second administration to hospital in a month. >> host england will name their squad for the the rugby world cup. the racial make-up of the squad would be heavily scrutinized as a longstanding point of controversy. officials was accused of not including another blacked players. >> south africa's biggest township, soweto, is officially football territory. slowly rugby is making inroads. interest is driven by the soweto rugby union. it wants to develop a sport in the township. >> i want to play rugby very much, i want to play for the springboks, and go to london and different splayses. i want to be famous. >> achieving his dream may not be easy. a local union says it's the only playable field here. >> you kill the support. by the time you develop the facilities, who will play, because there's no support for events to take place >>> the idols, the springboks, are one of the best teams in the world. the recent performances have been overshadowed by criticism that the team does

but tutu his voice i discovered i have a gift and is about the approximation because if you do it - - just to a transcription and to read that, in the context of a book, that is that a good representation of my voice because one thing that i learned early is the eye is much different than the year. when you try to create a literary voice that is the half of artifice that the person is talking to you in a conversational way. so to do that you have to move from the liberal transcription to raise scoping or giving a person a literary voice. and that is art. as a function as i begin to do it. >> host: did you have any connection to ray charles? >> yes. i had written in high school and college with advertising and academic essays there and journalism. i had done a lot of writing. i was comfortable with the act but not to be a ghost that was entirely new per cry went to college and graduate school i got the m.a. bay it did not prepare me to be a ghost writer i did not prepare for that. the only two books i really had in my consciousness was the autobiography of billie holiday. that i loved

body cameras will help to clean up the street and the police force >>> south african leader desmond tutu has been hospitalized for the second time in a month. the 83-year-old nobel laureate and archbishop was readmitted to a hospital. he's been dealing with an infection that his foundation said was a result of prostate cancer treatment. his daughters plan to keep him at the hospital for observation. south africa claims to have one of the best educational systems in the region. a new report says half a million children with disabilities are deliberately being excluded from schools. tania page reports from johannesburg on barriers to education. >> reporter: it's really difficult for this woman to get her son to concentrate. thee doesn't want him to fall too far behind. he was expelled two years ago because of his learning difficulty. >> the teacher does not want to the teach him, because he is not like other children. >> the only school that would accept him was a special one for disabled children, but they can only start next year, once the government grant comes through. while her son ha

let's get girl's building sets and separated them because they are -- >> the tutus are going to be labelleds such? >> they are keeping the clothes. >> you have a little boy and girl what are your thoughts? >> they can't walk or talk. >> one of them is. >> when i go into the aisles and i say great job for target. i am not saying they should have done this or bowed down to pressure from one women who griped about this. but they listened to their customer, which is a lot of moms going in with kids and deciding what to buy. target answered the call removing gender from the aisle and i think it is great because i don't like when they tell me which section to go shop in for my baby girl like she cannot play with something in the boy's section. i don't think it adversely affects anyone. >> i get excited to the tall section. what are your thoughts? >> the retail business in the united states is one of the most competitive business to be in. they are customer-focused and if target thinks this will put more people at the cash register that is what this is about. i let business run business and take c

hasbishop desmond tutu called him america's young nelson mandela. among the was named 100 most notable books of 2014 by the new york times book review. it is now out in paperback. i am pleased to have brian stephenson at this table for the first time. welcome. it's great to see you. tell me what it is you think is the most important question for this country as it considers race. bryan: race and justice, how are we going to recover from our legacy of racial inequality? this history of racial injustice that has infected all of us, that has compromised all of our abilities to see one another fairly. i think that is the question we have never taken on. we have never really try to to confront the legacy of slavery. i think we need to talk about slavery. iople look at me hard when say that. i don't think we have ever dealt with that legacy. slavery was a bit that was really horrific in this country. for me to great evil wasn't involuntary servitude, it wasn't forced labor, the great evil of american slavery was the narrative of racial difference we creat

. >>> the south african antiapartheid activist desmond tutu is expected to be discharged from hospital following treatment for infection. he has received a course of antibiotics for two weeks. this was a second administration within a month. it is not related to prostate cancer that he has been fighting for 18 years. the former archbishop campaigns for equality and against corruption. >> it was april 2014 when 276 schoolgirls were kidnapped by boko haram in nigeria. the girls were aged between 16 and 18, taken from the government secondary school in chibok. >> the president elected in may said everything was done to find the girls. their relatives have not given up ape. yester's. yesterrefuses to give up happy, taking part in a march. the government responded very slow. these girls are here on the biological daughters. because i don't care about the report. >> we don't want anything from them, with the girls. this is leading the march. she has been at the forefront of the campaign to put pressure. there are 219 girls out there waiting to be brought back home. we cannot afford not to co

until shortly after world war ii with that monuments commission was around the pacific theater in tutus cemeteries there was 6000 american troops buried in guadalcanal. if we accept the awful truth that some americans would have to lay down their lives to defeat fascism a reasonable question is why guadalcanal? why did they have to die there? and island and nobody had heard of prior to world war ii. why not sicily horror and normandie? why were they sent to burgundy -- norway or singapore? it was indeliberate stages the united states had over 40 million men and women in uniform before the war was over and for the reasons they were sent to some places and not others and the great day transformed american society those are questions wrapped up in the personalities of half a dozen people who make the really big decisions. so tonight story is how military back towards the isolationist country is the global superpower in the astonishing five years how a handful of men generated that transformation but to go back in time before pearl harbor and the bull than the bomb to look back to the late

. >>> the south african anti-apartheid activist, desmund tutu is expected to be discharged from hospitalek following an infection. this was his second admission to hospital in last month. >>> the ancient churches in northern ethiopia, have been places of pilgrimage for hundreds of years, but conservationists are struggling to preserve what many ethiopians call africa's jerusalem. charles stratford reports. ♪ >> reporter: it's the spiritual home for millions of ethiopian orthodox christians around the world. ♪ >> reporter: the 11 churches were carved out of the mountainside in the 12st century. these ancient places of worship represent holy sites in jerusalem and stories in the bible. the king built them two christians didn't have to risk the dangerous pilgrimage to the holy land. these rock-hewn churches are of immense importance, but they are literally crumbling away. the rock in this area is highly susceptible to moisture. in this church, men use a syringe to inject grout into deep cracks. >> in terms of seismic activity resilience, i mean a slight earthquake would destroy the place. t

. >> is she in a tutu? >> looks like it. shared this adorable photo of prince dillon and lady lexie. i like it when we give them royal names, don't you? >> yes. >> and lisa posted this photo of pinky, the foxhound mix. keep them coming, folks, thanks to all of you for sharing your great for -- photos. scrappy unfortunately not in the top list there. >>> the burgundy and gold continues to prep for the preseason game against the ravens and we'll have a report from the team's facility in ashburn coming up. >> but first more information on what researchers are calling a game ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. you'd do that for me? really? yeah i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state

saying my are marriage was in a shambles before i took the pill and now i'm walking on airyó wearing a tututhey don't but if the pill came with back rubs that is correct would be the solution. a lot of haters say it has nothing to due with the bio mechanics and everything to do with moms are tired, blah blah blah, if that's the case you need attention, rub down and sleepy sleep, and then the little pink pill on top of that. that's a perfecting cocktail. >> sounds lice and then add in sort of rum. >> i don't income -- tequila and watermelon you freeze the water mel ron and then put is in a blender, hello, summer. it's still here. >> do you think there's some sexism in the middle of this trial or are you just making fun? >> i do think there's an awful lot of)" uuá(rq'ce on the men'se and they did whatever they could to solve that problem a long time ago. there are women out there who are underserved through9ñ3ç pharmaceuticals and perhaps they need a boost, and if the money is there, if the market is there, then by goodness, service them. >> service them, i always say. thank you, kennedy. we

i hear that i shouldn't even be wearing a tutu.itaker: what do you think when you hear that? >> copeland: there are times when i believe it, when i start to question, you know, "maybe it... maybe i'm seeing myself in a different way than the people in the audience see me, because to me, i think i look like a ballerina and i feel like a ballerina. but maybe i'm not seeing what other people are seeing." >> whitaker: she's changing perceptions one step at a time. misty copeland is powerful, elegant, determined. it takes a lot of effort to look this effortless. we saw her drive one night in orange county. amid the stage hands and exotic creatures, we found misty copeland tying up, lacing up, making up. she was relaxed, but focused. >> copeland: there's maybe one part in my solo that's... that's a little bit difficult for me. >> whitaker: what part is that? i'll be looking for it. >> copeland: now, i don't want to tell you. >> whitaker: but she did tell us. it's hopping on her toes. it looked all right to us, but after the scene, we cou

. >>> archbishop desmond tutu will remain in a hospital as he receives an antibuy yachtic treatment.n undisclosed inflammation. he has also wrestled with a persistent infection in recent weeks. >>> we turn now to the deepening migrant crisis in europe. in about an hour from now, a number of european ministers will begin a day of meetings to try to get human smuggling under control. >> first the ministers will head to the channel tunnel in france and discussion britain and france's cooperation in illegal immigration. >>> turkey has become the jumping off point for migrants from syria. migrants risk their lives to find a new home across the sea. >> it's not far but it's dangerous. arwa damon has more. >> reporter: a rubber dinghy packed with migrants takes on the turkish coast guard. ignoring the coast guard's horn, glaring spotlights and orders to return to shore. then, lost from view. just before dawn we are on the same waters. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> that's the boat we were filming. >> the turkish ghost card asks our captain for help towing the migrants to shore. they are

archbishop desmond tutu has called him america's young nelson mandela. his memoir, just mercy, a story of justice an redemption was named among 100 notable books of 2014 by "the new york times" book review. it is now out in paperback. i'm pleased to have bryan stevenson at this table for the first time. and you can blame us for that. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: it's great to see you. >> it's great to be here. >> rose: tell me what it is that you think is the most important question for this country as it considers race and justice. >> race and justice, how are we going to recover from our legacy of raix inhe wallity. this history of racial injustice that has infected all of us, that has compromised all of our abilities to see one another fairly. i think that's really the question. we've never taken it on. we've never really tried to confront the legacy of slavery. i actually think we need to talk about slavery. people kind of look at me hard hen i say that. but i done think we've ever dealt with that legacy. slavery was something that was really horr

desmond tutu released from a hospital in cape town.n. he expressed concern to south africa's health minister that the first class health care he received is not available to most south africans. >>> take a look at this several buildings were flattened when two krincranes collapsed in the netherlands. they were lowering a steel ramp into place when, you know that happened. at least 20 people were injured. some of them seriously. >>> the death penalty is still on the table for the colorado movie theater shooter james holmes. jurors rejected a plea for leniency on monday moving the trial into the third and final phase which will include victim and family impact statements along with the sentencing. 12 people were killed and 70 injured in the shooting three years ago. >>> delta and american airlines are refusing to allow big game trophies on their plane. it includes the shipment of lion lem pardon elephant rhinoceros and buffalo trophies. the petition has been asking airlines to make that change. the announcements follow the international

♪how much is that doggie in the window ♪ >> i want the one with the tutu. our celebration of national dog day taking a live look at the oakland abe mal shelter where they are highlighting the need to adopt out the dogs. >> this animal shelter is known to be at capacity or sometimes even over flowing at times. alex savidge is live at the shelter. >> reporter: they are all searching for those forever homes. happy national dog day. if you are looking for a pet maybe to bring home with you, boy, they have a lot of them here. we're at oakland animal services. let's meet a few of them. this is wibny. win nip dressed up in the -- this is winnie. winnie dressed up in the ballet dress and that's lieu saw and that's daisy -- luna and that's daisy. these are some of a couple hundred dogs at oakland animal services looking for homes. rebecca, good morning. you are the director. >> i am. >> reporter: and you know all too well sometimes it can be hard to find them homes. >> it can be. it's national dog day every day here. we have a couple of hundred dogs at the shelter l

. >>> archbishop desmond tutu's daughter says the 83-year-old nobel peace prize laureate could be discharged from the hospital by the end of the week. she says he's been responding well to two weeks of treatment for an inflammation. >>> the fourth in the popular millennium book series went on sale today in 25 countries but not without controversy. the new writer of "the girl with the spider's web" was commissioned by the late stieg larsson's father, who happens to be the executor of his estate. and some say that is akin to grave robbing. larsson wrote the popular "girl with the dragon tattoo" just before he died. >>> a new government report says college students will most likely experiment with drugs during november, december, and april, which correlates to exam times. june is the time marijuana use and underaged drinking tends to rise. keep your eye on those kids at those times. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. let's get to jackie deangelis with the metals close p. hi, jackie. >> good afternoon, sue. metals closing just moments ago. what was interesting, the entire complex rallying

. >> the sister hfd the traveling tutus all the way from iowa!o august. it's over. september starts tomorrow. >> yes, it does. >> yes, indeed. >> we've got a very disappointed man on our plaza. let's say hello to luke. what's up? >> i came to new york to see matt and al and instead he got willie and dillon. >> so sorry. >> here's your consolation prize. >> to make matters worse, here's a coffee mug. >> please accept this matching pair of coffee mugs. >> now you can have a cup of delicious coffee. >> thank you for coming. >> coming up, carson's better half siri is here with a great recipe using your fresh summer vegetables. >> let's go inside. natalie has a check of the morning top stories. >> good morning. most of florida is under flood warnings today as the remains of tropical storm erika dumped heavy rain across the state. some minor street flooding was reported overnight in tampa bay and in gainesville before reaching florida the storm killed 20 people and left 200,000 without electricity in puerto rico. >>> donald trump is surging and hillary

she had a iron man, a toy truck and she was wearing a tutu. i love it. you know what i mean?orrowed my brother's toys. i never gave them back. >> yeah. >> i think once they go to school, too, natalie and i are talking -- princess -- >> yesterday, i wrapped my son in a princess disney towel and he said, ew, yuck. >> so kudos to target. feel like the customers -- they don't want the sections. >> dylan, thank you for pointing that out. >> a little late for him. >> thank you, sheinelle. >>> facebook says lol is out. tell you what the cool kids are texting. >> you never sounded less cool there. >>> and he ain't afraid of no ghost. find out who's suiting up for the new "ghostbusters" movie after all. >>> and reese witherspoon and jennifer taylor bond over their southern roots. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it's

. >> the sister hood of the traveling tutus all the way from iowa! >> welcome back to "today."starts tomorrow. >> yes, it does. >> yes, indeedy. beautiful day on the plaza. >> we have a disappointed young man this morning. let's say hi to luke. >> what's up, luke? >> i came to new york to see matt and al. instead he got willie and dylan. >> we're sorry. >> here is your consolation prize. >> to make it worse, here is a coffee mug. >> please accept this mug. not even a cup of delicious coffee. >> here's a calculator. >> want to say hi to wrangler? >> carson's significant other is here with a recipe using fresh summer vegetables before it's too late to find them. >> natalie has a check on the top stories, good morning. >> good morning. most of florida is under flood warnings as the remains of tropical storm erika dumped heavy rain across the state. minor street flooding was reported overnight in tampa and gainesville before reaching florida the storm killed at least 20 people on the caribbean island of dominica and left 200,000 without electricity in puerto rico. >>> donald trump

she had an iron man that belonged to her brother, a toy truck and was wearing a tutu. i love it. absolutely. >> i always borrowed my brother's toys. never gave them back. whatever they were playing. >> that's not borrowing, just so you know. >> once they go to school, princesses, no, no. >> yesterday i wrapped my son in a princess disney towel. he said, ooh, yuck. come on. >> kudos to target. they feel like the customers don't want the sections. >> thank you for pointing that out. >> late for him. >> thank you. coming up, facebook says lol is o.u.t. what the cool kids are texting to express laughter. >> you have never sounded less cool. he ain't afraid of no ghost. who's suiting up for the new "ghostbusters" movie after all. >> and reese i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today ere's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's... ...one