taylor is renowned for. sold separately at retail, the rx for brown skin system would cost you $113, but you won't pay $113. you won't pay $90. you won't even pay $60. when you order today, through this exclusive television introductory offer, you can try a full 30-day supply of rx for brown skin for only $49.95. but wait. for a limited time only, to make this offer truly irresistible, we'll take an extra $10 off. so you pay only $39.95. that's right. only $39.95. but it gets even better. when you order in the next 18 minutes, you'll also receive dr. taylor's rapid radiance bonus back, a $40 value, absolutely free. this powerful duo includes age block, an essential for skin of color. this advanced spf-15 sunscreen helps protect against sun damage that can lead to dark spots, and it easily blends into your skin without leaving your skin ashy or greasy. you'll also receive acne spot treatment -- great for targeted, on-the-spot relief that stops acne breakouts in its tracks. this fast-working, non-irritating fo

any interest taylor had, he just went crazy with it. he started out with construction and learned every name of every tractor, and from that went to rockets and learned all the rockets. >> when it breaks through that zone, in just about one second after it does, the main external fuel tank falls off. >> he was about nine years old, and he had become interested in nuclear energy and nuclear bombs. >> we're constantly being bombarded by cosmic radiation which is gamma rays, rays from the sun. >> so taylor wanted to go visit with this professor. he was going to visit for five minutes. three hours later we're still in the department, and when we're getting ready to leave, he says, taylor, when you get ready to go to college, i've got a scholarship for you. he's nine years old and he's got his first scholarship. i was sitting there in awe. i didn't know he knew any knowledge, or very little, of nuclear energy. but after that day, i knew he was something special. >> my holy grail is fusion energy, and nuclear fusion has little to no radioacti

taylor exceeded our expectations. the average student earns about 18 to 21 credits. >> i'm glad you brought that up. students are in it to get college credit. it's to get a jump start. it's not that you don't want to see them complete the course work, normally it's difficult to finish your high school work and go through the college program too. she exceeded all expectations. >> absolutely. she had commitment, was enthusik ic. her parents were also in contact with us to see how she was doing. when she realized she was that close to graduating we were all very much in support of her completing these last credits to get the associates. >> what are the early enrollment requirements? >> students must maintain a high school grade point average of 2.5. they must place at a certain level on our test at the college. the average student participates at the program at the age of 16. anyone under the age of 16 has to meet with me to go through other criteria to participate. >> that's where you come in with taylor. she had to mee

taylor shines his boots. the next day the officer came to him as commanding general. >> this is the second time in history a president dies in office.there is a vice presidential succession. do we do a better job of it the second time around? it was a constitutional crisis the first time. >> quite frankly, they never fixed it until after the kennedy assassination.with the 27th amendment. >> we fix it this way. when harrison dies, the question is, does john tyler become president or does he remain vice presidents and acting president? that is something the constitution does not addressed. john quincy adams, who hated john tyler, used to refer to him as his accidentcy, rather than his excellency. by the time fillmore becomes president, there's no question the vice-president will be inaugurated and sworn in. fillmore graciously asked margaret taylor to stay on in the white house as long as she wishes. she moved out two days later. she had had enough. >> you told us earlier about the new york and baton rouge acce

joining us from new york is kate taylor. thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> three weeks to go, set up this race. what are you looking at? none of the candidates get 40% and the primary, there will be a runoff between the top two candidates. you have three candidates, christine quinn, bill thompson, and de blasio in a very tight race. poll, christine were and bill de blasio tied. we will see some very intense back-and-forth. some of the issues you will see, our term limits --christine quinn made a very controversial decision to lift the term limits. you'll also also see some discussion of new york city's police stop and frisk baptist, which was the subject of a friskl -- stop and practice, which was the subject of a federal case. the candidates all have said they will reform the practice. they have slightly different means of doing so. outher issue that will come as people's families. bill de blasio has been using his family a lot on the campaign trail. he has put his teenage son and a couple of ads. his son is m

taylor, good to have you on the program. >> i wish i could be with you. tavis: i wish we could have you in the studio. you have spent basically your life working on this icon a trilogy, and then you end up with a book that basically distills it all down. why did you do this? >> teachers have told me for many years that while they love the story, 800-page books are a little much to assign college students, let alone high school, and that weighed on me. the other thing is that it has been 50 years since the crest of the movement, and america still does not really appreciate how much we benefit from that. there are still many people hiding from the great benefits of the 1960's, so i wanted to do something to crystallize that. the lessons from the people in the civil rights era. tavis: what lessons do you think that the american public, by and large, as we approach the anniversary -- we will talk about that in a moment -- what do they still seem blind to? >> george wallace pledged segregation forever. this country was segregated. all through the south, in the

taylor said i am not sure, and the man said i am voting for taylor. he does not know he is talking to tayler. he said i would not vote for taylor because i personally know his wife does not want him to run for president. taylor was very unassuming and often did not appear to be who he is. there is a true story that when he was in mexico, he was sitting in front of a tent, not with his general's stars on, and a young officer came up to him and said, will you shine my boots? taylor shined the guy's boots. the next day the officer came to him as commanding general. >> this is the second time in history a president dies in office. did we do a better job with it the second time around? it was not a constitutional crisis the first term. >> quite frankly, they never fixed it until after the kennedy assassination. >> when harrison dies, the question is, does john tyler become president or does he remain vice presidents and acting president? that is something the constitution does not addressed. john quincy adams, who hated john tyler, used to refer to him as

that's what i thought it was. >> drugs weren't taylor's only problem. he's also a former gangster disciple member. inside pendleton he serves his time in one of america's most innovative and riskiest programs, the gang unit. >> on the streets we was taught to smash somebody on sight, beat them up as soon as we see them and take what they got. we was taught to hate them. see most people want things they ain't never had before. and they believe money can get you anything. it ain't about bringing you happiness. it's about you want to be on the higher level than the average person. you want to be somebody that you are not made to be. >> education is the key, it's getting your ged, going to trade school or going to college. i mean, the biggest factor that will tell whether or not you come back to prison or not is education. >> program director eric courtney oversees the program that puts rival gang members side by side. >> what kind of things do you want to teach your daughter that maybe your father wasn't around to teach you? what kind of things different d

in 1990 barry and ilane taylor -- elaine taylor wanted to send kids to summer camp. kids with hiv aids. the taylor family foundation was born. they built their own camp and invited more kids with chronic illness to join the outdoor fun. 23 years later still is still no cost to the families. to keep the camp going is the annual day in the park fundraiser. it will be next sunday, august 25th. we welcome back taylor family foundation founder elaine taylor and celebrity host and the guy she can't get rid of for this event. okay, well i'm sure -- and i know you're glad here there. >> we couldn't do it without him. >> in 23 years s this what you envisioned 23 years ago? >> no. it wasn't what he envisioned. we thought we were going to do a little fundraising for children with hiv. then it just snowballed and the kids had nowhere to go. then great good fortune, we met with the east bay regional parks who is the landowner of the camp. we partnered and we built this amazing green facility. so during the school year, school camp. during 11 to 14 weekends a year we use it for me

taylor rule. what is your take on the fed's policy? what course of action would you take to this? >> i think what you're seeing now, what sheila and mohammed are concerned about, is exactly what those of us who are very wary about quantitative easing worry about. it was clear that something like this would happen. this is exactly why so many people were concerned. from nobel prize winners to former chairs of fed, very concerned with this whole action. at this point, you try to get out of it. it reminds me of what happened in the 70s. people realized that this terrible policy of the fed wasn't working. it took a long time to get out of it. i think the number one thing should be getting back to normal policy. we had a good monetary policy that has worked very well. we have gotten off of that. it is very unpredictable. who knows what is going to happen next? markets are hard to predict. if mohammed can predict them, you can see what it is like. lay out a strategy, get back to normal policy. if not no

taylor is renowned for. sold separately at retail, the rx for brown skin system would cost you $113, but you won't pay $113. you won't pay $90. you won't even pay $60. when you order today, through this exclusive television introductory offer, you can try a full 30-day supply of rx for brown skin for only $49.95. but wait. for a limited time only, to make this offer truly irresistible, we'll take an extra $10 off. so you pay only $39.95. that's right. only $39.95. but it gets even better. when you order in the next 18 minutes, you'll also receive dr. taylor's rapid radiance bonus back, a $40 value, absolutely free. this powerful duo includes age block, an essential for skin of color. this advanced spf-15 sunscreen helps protect against sun damage that can lead to dark spots, and it easily blends into your skin without leaving your skin ashy or greasy. you'll also receive acne spot treatment -- great for targeted, on-the-spot relief that stops acne breakouts in its tracks. this fast-working, non-irritating fo

this week, john taylor. . >> taylor breaks the tackle. he's got a blocker in front of him. it's a today. he's into the end zone, touchdown 49ers. >> that play right there was to dino, as a matter of fact. >> we call it a dino where both receivers lineup on the inside. the inside receiver runs a post, so basically, we're opting off of the free safety, that if they jump the post, i'm coming in behind the posts. >> and the corner back's always going to be inside because he always comes to help . the inside receiver takes that free safety out. i said it's going to be wide open. i knew i was going to take the hit, but it's going to be low hits because i'm going to go up in the air. he's going to get more hit than i am. >> and it's taylor. he's in a foot race down the sidelines to mid field. >> it was funny on that particular play right there, i remember coming back to the huddle and telling joe, i said, you know what, man, i said when you look right, they turn right away from me. i said, if you look right, and then turn back and throw left in that hole, i said he'll never catch

taylor. girl, you are a phenomenal woman. >> well, thank you. >> i just love it. >> why do you think that skin of color is just so unique? >> well, skin of color is very different from caucasian skin. and the difference really centers around the pigment that we call melanin. that melanin pigment that's in that skin is very reactive. so what that means is that a simple cut, scrape, even an acne pimple can lead to a dark mark. and that could last a very long time. it's a problem that many women of color grapple with. >> so that's what led you to create rx for brown skin. >> that's absolutely right. so many of my patients would say, you know, dr. taylor, all we hear about is anti-aging. all of the products out there are to address those wrinkles, but that's really not my concern. >> right. >> for my patients, the dark marks, discolorations, hyperpigmentation-- that was their primary concern, so i created rx for brown skin to specifically address those needs. >> my name is masha and i am 35 years

her beaming boyfrie, taylor kinney, dishing on his girl. >> she's adorable. >> when taylor sat down with the "chicks fire" co-star jesse spencer, he blushed about being called the new george clooney. >> is that because i have similar coloring? >> a few gray hairs for season two and a one-word plot spoiler. >> babies? >> he may become a dad. >> he's getting himself back into the work and trying to move on with his life. >> "chicago fire" is so popular now with the chicago natives that the guys say when they first shot season one they weren't exactly welcomed with open arms in the windy city. >> stop blocking our cars. >> couple of these. now we have fans that chase us and love the show. we're happy to be there. >> and they're back with a hot new season of "chicago fire" september 24 on nbc. >> this fall, robin williams returns to primetime tv more than 30 years after "mork and mindy" ended. if our interview was any indication, get ready to laugh. >> when mork left, he left tv. >> it's been 32 years since i've been on a television series. >> robin williams making his tv return in "the craz

taylor its prestigious genius award. so stay tuned, and learn firsthand about the unique differences of your skin and why standard skin care isn't working for you. meet dr. susan taylor, a pioneer in skin care who founded the very first skin-of-color center in new york. and experience rx for brown skin for yourself risk free and get $40 worth of free gifts just for trying the system. but now, she's an award-winning major-motion-picture actress, a television producer, and was recognized as one of people magazine's 50 most beautiful people. she's won naacp image and spirit awards. and at 48, vivica a. fox is an ageless beauty and inspiration and a real-life rx for brown skin user. >> hi. i'm vivica fox, and i'm 48 years young. now, i'll admit. i'm a self-proclaimed beauty junky. i love trying new beauty products, and taking care of my skin and looking my best is important to me. not only because my career's in front of the camera, but also because when i look my best, i feel better. i'm more confident, more vibrant. and th

taylor is blocked between turk and eddy. so again there's a lot of rerouting that has to be going on as police continue their investigation into this morning's shooting. and we know that it happened just about less than an hour ago. reporting live in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> and as cate just mentioned, there's going to be some detours you're going to find if you are traveling downtown in the tenderloin, turk closed between mason and taylor, also muni is being rerouted. the 31 route is having to use the 5 route instead while the investigation continues. let's go out live towards the bay bridge toll plaza. it is stacked up into the macarthur maze this morning. about a 20 minutes wait just to get on the bay bridge. fortunately we have not seen any incident on the upper deck so looks okay right now coming into san francisco. lawrence? >> all right. yes, low clouds and fog back in the bay area. the thunderstorms, they are gone! headed up to the far northern part of the state. the temperatures right now if you are

this is taylor and golden gate. bart is on time. everyone is running on time and no problems with the trains from the central valley. the san mateo bridge shows an accident westbound beyond the toll plaza and you will find slow traffic moving to foster city. >> we start with developing news from an update on the fire burningout of control near i don't -- near yosemite. there is no change. the rim fire has burned 16,000 acres, 25 square miles and this is in the national forest and it is still just 5 percent contained. authorities have ordered nearly to dozen new evacuation advisories including campgrounds and r.v. parks threatening 2,500 homes and hotels and camp buildings. highway 120 is still closed. it is scary if those would live and work in the area. a lodge owner has been in limbo since saturday not knowing if his liely hood is still standing. >> it is a roller coaster. we got reports it was burned to the ground and someone else said, no, no, no, it is all right. all second-hand information. >> the fire has destroyed to homes a

taylor's here with the file you wanted. uh, lieutenant flynn, who is that woman with lieutenant provenza? his girlfriend. you are kidding me. mnh-mnh. her name is lauren. she's a buyer for men's clothes for a high-end department store. so ends the mystery of the new suits. mm-hmm. oh, commander taylor, thank you so much for going down to missing persons. they were anxious to know why the sudden interest in austin blair. i hope not too anxious. what'd you tell them? i played dumb, which was easy, seeing as how i don't know anything. apparently, neither does missing persons. all they have here are dental records and vehicle registrations. where are the follow-up reports? uh, there wasn't any need. if you look, austin was reported missing by his boyfriend. [ chuckles ] travis myers, 22, who last saw austin leaving -- gosh -- a month ago for an after-hours dance party. what does that have to do with the absence of a follow-up report, exactly? well, gay boy austin goes out for the night, doesn't come back. his boyfriend, this tr

thanks for coming out with us today down at the lake. >> tell us about the taylor foundation. >> so taylor foundation, our goal is to send kids who are terminally and critically ill, disabled to summer camp at no charge to them or their families and this is one day we give them to come out to the lake del valle and do some boating, fishing, the beach and bag lunches and enjoy the day. >> reporter: this is one of my favorite spots in the world. it's just so beautiful, so much for the kids to do. >> it's easy to love. east bay parks does a great job. they are our partner and we have had a great relationship and fun with them over the years camping with them and our goal is to send these kids to camp at no charge to them or their families. >> the way you have no charge is you have a fundraiser. >> reporter: that is correct. yeah. day in the park is our annual fundraiser our one day to raise our budget and be able to sustain our programs and do everything that we do, the following year, and possibly bring on some extra programs. >> so i have to tell you the foundation is hosting a fundraiser t

we will head out to captain roy taylor@i-team 11. he has an update. >> between the timonium station and hunt valley, they do have one track that is open. not too big of a deal up this way. in two hours, 8 p.m. tonight, they will shut down service between timonium and hunt valley as far as the light rail goes and have a bus bridge there because they want to fix the power line. they need to get the southbound track done so they need to shut down light rail service in timonium between timonium and hunt valley at 8 p.m. tonight and that way you will be dealing with the bus corruption -- correction. i am captain roy taylor. >> this year's baltimore maryland -- marathon has a change. organizers tell us the company gave notice months ago saying it wanted to work another community project. the marathon is october 12. >> we had some showers around the area today helping to keep the temperatures down but the rain is moving out in time for a nice-looking weekend and in time for the o's baseball. those showers will be out of here in the next few

and they say that taylor has been a person of interest in the disappearance of samantha clark. taylor's attorney says that police have the wrong math.math samantha murphy was at her client's camper with another man on the night she disappeared. the murphy's car was found a few days later, taylor says he does not know the other man. >> police are asking for the public's help finding a man who broke into several cars. the entire thing was caught on security camera. it happened on cornwell street on early tuesday morning.y anyone with information is aske to call police.ll >>> a man is caught on camera spiking drinks. wait until you hear what he does at the bar where this happened. >>> and soda isn't just bad for your waistline. why a snu study says the sugary drink could affect your child's behavior. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to fin

taylor rule. what is your take on the fed's policy? what course of action would you take to this? >> i think what you're seeing now, what sheila and mohammed are concerned about, is exactly what those of us who are very wary about quantitative easing worry about. it was clear that something like this would happen. this is exactly why so many people were concerned. from nobel prize winners to former chairs of fed, very concerned with this whole action. at this point, you try to get out of it. it reminds me of what happened in the 70s. people realized that this terrible policy of the fed wasn't working. it took a long time to get out of it. i think the number one thing should be getting back to normal policy. we had a good monetary policy that has worked very well. we have gotten off of that. it is very unpredictable. who knows what is going to happen next? markets are hard to predict. if mohammed can predict them, you can see what it is like. lay out a strategy, get back to normal policy. if not no

this is the second time this year taylor farms has been implicated. fda is monitoring all leafy greens coming in from mexico and conducting an environmental inspection down at the taylor farms of mexico location. as we get more information, brianna, we'll bring it to you. back to you for now. >> all right, sanjay. thanks for that. >>> the fda is issuing new guidelines defining exactly what gluten-free means on food labels. gluten is a pru teen found in wheat, rye, and barley. food that says if gluten-free must have fewer than 20 parts per million. that's meant to help the millions of people who have celiac disease. >>> it is a sweeping step, almost two dozen u.s. embassies and consulates are shutting down. we explore al qaeda's latest threat. if your moisturizer leaves an oily finish behind imagine what it's doing to your pores. [ female announcer ] neutrogena® oil free moisture hydrates without clogging pores. 100% free of oil, fragrance and dyes. oil free. worry free. [ female announcer ] oil free moisture. neutrogena®. [ male announcer ] you wait

taylor, i don't know. she's so young, i don't know why she decides to dress as a mature fashion -- she's got the rest of her life to do marilyn monroe. >> who did you like? >> i really liked -- i really liked ellie goulding. that human place situation. a good thing, she was covered in studs. skimping on security. could have taken anyone down at that point. >> acupuncture. >> yeah, exactly. >> favorite therapist. i actually liked lady gaga, as well. i thought that was quite a rebellious thing for her to do. to dress demure. >> we thought too when she did the vmas -- >> she had a neat bikini underneath that but keeping it for the red carpet. >> thank you so much, alexa. >> thank you. >> all right, elizabeth, you're up next. >>> next on our "heat index," are sparks flying yet again between prince andrew and sarah ferguson? 17 years since their divorce but are they about to prove royal love is lovelier the second or third or fourth time around. abc's lama hasan has more on the story. >> reporter: shocking new

when he refuses, taylor tells the boy to move to the front of the bus. but again, the young man refuses. >> get up here. >> as taylor makes his way down the aisle toward the back of the bus, the boy's 15-year-old stepbrother can be seen approaching the driver from behind. according to taylor, the boy curses at him and the argument quickly becomes physical. >> get off me! get off him. >> the driver lunges and grabs the boy by his neck. as other students look on, the driver and two boys fight for several seconds, moving from the front to the rear of the bus. in one last act, the 15-year-old attempts to punch taylor in the head, but misses. the driver is arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery. while maintaining his innocence, taylor enters a plea deal and the charge is dropped. for their roles in the incident, both boys are arrested and face possible felony assault charges. but after reviewing all the evidence, the state's attorney's office does not file charges against the two teenagers, determining the case can't be proven beyond a reasonable doubt

. >> taylor swift's alleged intruder in court today. >> the note he left at her beach home. >>> and break up with her boyfriend? brad and angelina's labor day wedding rumors and is cybill shepherd playing paula deen? >>> the secrets they are only telling own praw. >> i'm the new guy. >> and is arsenio hall a game changer in the late night wars. >>> and the one direction movie, the childhood photos you'll only see here. >>> now where yahoo! and broadcast meet for 24/7 news. >>> taylor swift's breached her compound, hi, everyone, i'm thea andrews and kevin frazier is visiting at our affiliate the twin cities in minneapolis, so michael yo is with me tonight. >> we'll have more on taylor's scare in a moment, but first kanye delivers the goods, giving us a first look at baby north. >> finally. but can the stunt save kris jenner's talk show? it's trending now. >> i thought it would be really cool, like, on, you know, her grandmother's season finale to bring a picture. >> whoo! >> the first photo of 9 week old north west. >> how cute is that gorgeous baby? >> i pray that she looks like her mothe

. >> taylor swift seeing red, her tour breaking britney spears' record for most soldout shows at the staples center in l.a. with 11. >> to be able to break and hold this record is the most unbelievable feeling. >> taylor bringing surprise guest sara bareilles onstage turning sara's hit "brave" into a girl powered hit. >> "extra, extra." >> what do michael strahan and lisa marie pressly have in common? they each have twin daughters, making people's list of cutest kids in hollywood. >> what gives me most joy of raising twin girls is pretty much when they call my daddy. >> lisa marie revealing harper and finley is everything you'd expect elvis' grandbabies to be. >> they love music and i see signs in the drama department, meaning acting. >> people naming s.j.p.'s twins tabitha and loretta as best-dressed celebrity kid. >> gia is one of hollywood's hottest kids. >> david beckham stripping down to sell his fall line of body wear for h&m and includes tank tops and lounge wear. who are we kidding? you want to see becks in his underwear, right? here you go. >> you better redneckognize. honey

. >> another superstar dealing with unwanted attention, taylor swift. man is in court in rhode island today after he tried to drive on to taylor's estate and hand her a note. >> oh, my goodness. this is isn't the first time problems at her $17 million coastal digs. another guy reportedly tried to swim up to the house before getting busted by swift's security team. one of taylor's famous exes, one direction's harry styles, the queen he expects of breakup anthems to write all in her next album. --didn't look too award worried about it this morning. 18,000 people packing rockefeller center for one concert.'s >> when you say summer grilling -- madonna showing off landed herill that on the front of today's "post." at 55, she's still got that same edgy style. online now, a full gallery of stars going for the gold, our extratv.com.cs at >> i think i'm going home wearing these. it's a good look. hard to talk in them. thee have to talk about movie news today, ben affleck will be the new batman. every other twitter post today that story. >> i was surprised by the

lonnie bunch, taylor branch, could go on and on with you two. it would have been great. thank you very much. ahead of tomorrow's 50th anniversary of martin luther king's i have a dream speech, we'd like to know how you're advancing his dream. snap a picture and send it in. people are sending in what it means to them. tomorrow msnbc we'll have special kormg all day of the 50th anniversary of the march on washington including martin luther king's entire i have a dream speech. you'll see that at 4:00 and 8:00. our gaggle is coming up. as the white house warns the country will soon run out of the ability to pay its bills. deja vu all over again. white house soup of the day lemon chicken and brown rice. very healthy today. michelle obama had some influence there. we'll be right back. i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can talk to someone who knows how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade. aw

. >> one person who just cannot let the mtv music video award go is taylor twist. taylor swift made jams -- >> she is the most boring person alive. how old is she? >> she made a jam but this jam was funny. posted on instagram. it said, yo ed, i'm happy for you, and i'll let you finish but this is the best jam of all time. >> wow. >> get it? because she still can't let go of that kanye west moment in 2009. >> was that 2009? that long ago? >> 2009. mtv music video awards. i don't think you can stick it to somebody with jam. >> maybe she should have used honey. get it? stick it to you with honey. >> oh, boy. >> you and taylor swift might be really good friend. >> and her hometown heros are showing up big at this weekend's mtv vmas. they are nominated for six vmas. but the weird part is, mclemore says he wants to win a vma for his grand kids. >> video of the year -- give to the grand kids. >> my grand parent fought in some war or something like that. if my grand parent won a music avoid avideo award, how great would that be? >> every man's fantasy. that's what we dishi

goldie taylor, and the managing editor of the goldie taylor project. and also an msnbc contributor and political editor for the grio. and the daily caller writes for u.s. news and world report. good to have all of you with us on a sunday afternoon. goldie, the fallout from the nsa leaks by edward snowden, cancellation of talks with russia's president vladimir putin. it has put u.s. relations with russia under a microscope. senator john mccain said this morning that be russia has no interest in maintaining a good relationship with the united states. >> clearly mr. snowden's being granted asylum in russia is a signal of incredibly bad relations between the united states and russia. and mr. putin putting his thumb right in america's eye. >> goldie, who has more to lose here, president obama or president putin? >> i think actually we do. at the end of the day, we've been coming to this point for quite some time. in terms of russia, we have seen what they are. lack of support for what we're trying to do in syria. we're watching in terms of what they're doin

taylor farms is going to be inspected. they're going to try to find out how this happened specifically and how extensive is this. did they also supply grocery stores? the important thing about naming taylor farms is you're hearing a lot of people saying i don't want to buy salads at all. now that they have named this i think it is going to alleviate some of those concerns. >> good reporting. thanks very much. >>> let's get back to the other breaking news we're following. new developments in today's ver worrisome top story. al qaeda is now in the final planning stages of what is being described as an unspecified plot. the state department issued a travel alert for all americans worldwide. >> reporter: the embassies website here is listing for you the following. it says that we will be closed sunday out of an abundance of caution and care for our employees and others who may be visiting our installations. do remember that sundays are the beginning of the workweek in these regions. it is possible, wolf, that we may have addit

and historian taylor branch author of the trilogy of books on dr. king and the civil rights movement. thank you both for being on tonight. >> it's a pleasure. >> thank you. >> let me start with you ms. evers williams. your husband was killed in june of '63, and it was part of what really ignited the movement that had already started around having this march. you were the speaker at that march and didn't make it. and one of the things we're most proud of is tomorrow you're going to make that speech at lincoln memorial for the march on washington. >> well, thank you. >> 50 years later. >> thank you ever so much. >> tell us what was running through your mind as you fought in mississippi and the climate in 1963. because i don't think people understand that we've seen a lot of marches, but they don't understand the climate and the danger that people faced. you had literally just lost your husband with your three children sitting inside. >> not only were the children sitting inside, but they also saw their father. the shots rang out, they did what he told

immediate the cambodian taylor bird, a new species discovered through a collaboration of three wildlife scienctists. it started when one was testing out a new camera. >> how we found the bird back in january, 2012 at this site, and didn't know what it was, then he went, saw the same bird in early june. again, he didn't know what it was. he got good photographs. then, that really peaked my interest. >> simon then determined that the bird was not an anomaly of an existing taylor bird species. they visited several other nearby scrub areas finding a population proving it was indeed a new species. >> we're a half hour drive from the largest city in the country and this is where the bird was spotted, by no means is this a remet area and that's part of the reason why this is such an interesting discovery. the undiscovered bird hiding in plain sight can be draundor drawn out by a recording of its song on a smartphone. why hadn't it been discovered before? the main reason is because the places it lives are not very interesting. it lives in dense scrub and most of the birds that live in dense scr

taylor says the tainted salad is now out of of the supply chain. the trial that has captivated boston is neither its end. the mob boss "whitey" bulger, who is charged with 19 murders, did not take the stand, but he didn't remain silent, either. elaine quijano is there. appropriate 72 witnesses have testified at the trial of james "whitey" bulger, many describing him as the ruthless boss of boston's irish mob who ordered and participated in hits, all while work as an informant for the f.b.i. but today, the man once on the f.b.i.'s most wanted list told the judge, "as far as i'm concerned, i didn'tigate fair trial, and this is a sham and do what you want with me. that's it. that's my find word." of the it was a crushing disappointment for many who wanted decades for bulger to explain himself and be grilled by prosecutors. >> i have nothing but rage in my heart for whitey bulger, hatred throughout my whole body. >> reporter: tom donahue's father, michael, was allegedly murdered by bulger. his mother, also in court, shout at bulger, "you're a coward."

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taylor, you're a great historian. first let's do this. the president spoke on the 50th anniversary of the march on washington and the famous "i have a dream" speech. he paid tribute to the men and women in the front lines only a few of whom such as john lewis are with us today. let's watch the president. >> because they kept marching, america changed. because they marched, the civil rights law was passed. because they marched, city councils changed and state legislatures changed and congress changed and yes, eventually the white house changed. because they marched america became more free and more fair. not just for african-americans but for women and latinos, asians and native americans, for catholics, jews, and muslims, for gays, for americans with disabilities. america changed for you and for me. >> have conservatives in america judged this man by the content of his character? >> absolutely not. conservatives in america talk about conservative politics and use the word liberal. but they don't talk about politics at all and certainly no

the first potential i met was -- person i met was warren taylor. he owned a creamery. i'd watched him speak a day earlier at the anti-fracking rally in columbus where i picked up that bandanna. and warren told me a story. he said my parents bought woodland property down here in the 1960s. a damaged world war ii vet had moved onto the property and hadn't allowed any logging since. so by the 18960s, unlike most places around here, this was a beautiful woods. taylor had mauved away and then -- moved away and then moved back and bought property next door. and he says to me, that property had won a blue ribbon at the megs county fairs. two years later the neighbors stripe mined his police station and destroyed the -- field. a guy did his ph.d. in geology from ohio state university examining that exact place and concluded that it would be a thousand years before it would return to what it had been before. now, you do the economic analysis for me, he says, on a thousand years of corn versus one year of coal. now, while i was talking to warren taylor, bill dicks drove up. bill

>> taylor swift, of course. lea michele. >> yeah. you like "glee" and all that stuff. do you see a career in broadway or singing popular songs, what do you think? >> i hope one of those happens, something with singing. >> you will, i think. >> you're going to sing a little bit of a taylor swift song for us, right? which one is it? >> "we are never getting back together." >> that's a good one. >> never, ever. >> maddie lee. >> take it away, maddie. ♪ i remember when we broke up the first time ♪ ♪ saying this is it i've had enough ♪ ♪ we haven't seen each other in a month when you said you needed space ♪ ♪ then you come around again and say baby i miss you and i swear i'm going to change ♪ ♪ trust me ♪ never lasted for a day ♪ i say i hate you we break up ♪ you call me i love you ♪ we called it off again last night ♪ ♪ oh this time i'm telling you i'm telling you ♪ ♪ we are never ever ever getting back together ♪ ♪ we are never ever ever getting back together ♪ ♪ you go talk to your friends talk to my friends talk to me ♪ ♪ s

if you haven't been here , taylor avenue at oakly in parkville. the crab cake is phenomenal. >> i hope you have an appetite this morning, ron. >> reporter: oh, do i. i have two of them in the parking lot. >> you can have the 10 ounce crab cake and 10 ounce salmon and call it a surf and surf. >> reporter: very good. we have to wrap it up. have a good friday. we will see you from papas in baltimore county restaurant week. thank you guys. >> thank you. >> reporter: see you . >> papas is a great place. nobody treats you better. >> all right. >>> it's august and the dog days of summer are here. have you felt them outside? wjdz still wants to movie photos of your pets. go to cbsbaltimore.com and click on photos galleries to up load your photos and see the [ jessica ] so i opened the box and i said to myself, "this is a tablet that i'm going to have to learn how to use." literally the flip of a switch i was logged onto our wi-fi network at home and i was off and running. [ male announcer ] now you can get a state-of-the-art kindle fire hd, built and back

taylor maintains his innocence.t mercy was lastai seen august 3rd. >> the f.b.i. is offering a $5,000 reward to catch a seriala bank robber in fairfax county. the so-called beacon hill bandit robbed the same bank four times between march of 2010 and thiss july. it happened at the t.d. bank onb richmond highway and alexandriad the suspect has the same m.o. t every time walks in the bank ban talking on the phone, demands the money and takes off with money.ney. >>> poker players listen up. >> maryland live is about to debut the new poker room, 14,800 square foot room features 52 tables and expected to draw players from across the country. >> as can you see from the facility high level finishes and great amenities from players and private cage and bar and food service to massage at theirt tables. >>> the poker room opens to the public next wednesday. >> i have been there covering the story. looks like vegas has come to our area. >> i don't know how to play poker. >> you don't have to. just play the slots. >>> remembering the godfather of go-go chuck brown. plans for m

she covers popular songs from taylor swift, one direction, justin timberlake. she's here with her mother. congratulations. >> you've been singing ever since you can remember, right? >> yeah. >> i was reading where your brother would cry and you'd have madi sing and what would happen? >> he would stop. immediately. i'd say, madi, sing something. >> do you or your husband have musical ability? >> total fluke. >> you sang at one of the ball games in cleveland. you're from cleveland. you sang "god bless america." what does that feel like to sing in front of a crowd like that because a lot of the stuff you've been doing is on youtube. >> it was really amazing and the crowd was really great. it was just a lot of fun. >> so who has inspired you, honey? taylor swift, you like her. who is the best singer in the whole world do you think? >> well, taylor swift, of course. and lea michele. >> so you like "glee" and all that. do you see a career in broadway or singing popular songs? what do you think? >> well, i hope one of those happens. something with singing. >> well, yo

that's a picture of randy taylor. mr. taylor is telling an alleged tale saying she wanted to buy marijuana. and alexis said that she could help him out. and alexis and a mystery drug dealer went to his camper and left in separate cars. taylor says that guy was the last to see alexis and not him. >> why didn't you call authorities on monday when you saw her missing persons flyer hanging up and on the news. you had your opportunity. i can't imagine that this sick person being able to do this to another young girl, this -- it has to stop. >> you can imagine how this family is feeling, they're already suffering through having a missing child and loved one and now the story that she was going to help deal pot. joining me now is defense attorney lisa bloom, she's also a legal analyst for avo.com, this is not the first time we have reported about someone who's been arrested and accuses a mystery other story. how does it come down to what this man said he was arrested? >> we call it the sodi defense, some other dude did it. i hea

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i'm john taylor. i own the company. thank you for seeing us. anything that can help catch nadia's killer. i couldn't believe when i heard. - it's hit everybody here very hard. - of course. what line of business are you in, mr. taylor? import-export, throughout the caribbean, u.s.a. and europe. what sort of goods? whatever i can make a profit on. i understand nadia was your finance director. that's right. is that her desk? - yes. - mind if i take a look? nadia dealt with our finances, but her real skill was finding loopholes in tax regimes. she could get a subsidy in one country by taking goods out of it, and a rebate in another by bringing them in. - how long had she worked for you? - couple of years. don't know how we're going to get on without her. did she owe you money? sorry. why? or have any debts elsewhere? no, i don't think she even had a credit card. she didn't approve of debt. what about her next-door neighbor, georgie westcott? she also works with you, doesn't she? that's right. georgie's my p.a. and how did nadia and she get on? yes?

that was taylor farms of salinas, california, location. but this is the second time this year taylor farms has been implicated fda says they're monitoring all leafy greens coming in from mexico and conducting an environmental inspection down at the taylor farms in mexico location. as we get more information, we'll bring it to you. >> a restaurant group which owns all of olive garden has releads a statement, iowa authorities says this is not an ongoing outbreak and the product is know longer in the food supply in those states. the health and safety of our guests is our top priority and it's completely safe to eat in our restaurants. >>> and a terror threat is prompting a global alert. we'll take you around the world to look at possible targets. a quarter million tweeters musicare tweeting.eamed. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why the internet needs a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow.