. >> gordon: rosh hashanah, the start of the jewish new year. ancient rabbis called it the birthday of the world. jewish tradition says it is the day that god created man. the bible calls it the feast of trumpets. or yom tirawa. >> if i went home to n my jewish family and said, hey, it is yom tirawa, they wouldn't no what i was talking about. it is rosh hashanah. and it somehow became the first of the jewish new year. >> gordon: when the israelites were exiled in babylon. >> in babylon, the beginning of the new year was in september. they also had a lunar calendar, like the jewish people, so the first day of the seventh month was the babylonian new year. and over time, the jewish people took it and made it our new year. >> gordon: with the new year, comes the holiday traditions. >> when you talk about the jewish traditions, you are always talking about food. you can summarize almost every jewish holiday, they tried to kill us, god rescued us, let's eat. >> gordon: people eat po pomegranates and hope their good deeds will be multiplied like the s

i'll make my decision later. >> uh, gordon, gordon, gordon? can you keep a secret? >> yeah. what you got? >> cora can't. cora told me that you peed the bed, you steal paper clips, and you're using up two parking spaces. >> i don't steal paper clips, and i don't take up two parking spaces. >> but you peed the bed? >> well, yeah. back when i was four -- >> teen? >> look, you won't tell anybody, now, will you? >> well, that depends. >> oh, are you trying to blackmail me? >> no. but cora would. oh, hey, i'll see you, my buddy, my pal. i'll see you at recess. >> what's going on out here? >> did i mention she's nosy too? >> i know what you're up to, mr. brown. >> i know you know what i'm up to 'cause you're always in somebody's business rather than doing your own job! >> that's 'cause i'm always trying to help you with your job! here! somebody hung the boys-locker-room sign on the girls-locker-room door! >> brown? >> me? you know, if we make the locker rooms coed, we can save money. >> that's totally inappropriate. >> not if you turn the lights off -- another way to save money. yo

ladies and gentlemen please welcome joseph gordon-levitt! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> sounded good. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about right there. it's always good to see you. >> great to be here. >> jimmy: coming up on the show. sometimes you're here just hanging out with the roots and stuff? >> you mean the greatest band alive? oh, yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, i love, every time i see you i always have a good time. thank you so much for coming back. >> absolutely, man, it's great to be here. >> jimmy: i love your button out there, i know what that means. i know what that's for. >> you're the early supporter for hit record. >> jimmy: is that right? >> you're the earliest supporter in pop culture, the first time i ever got to come on national tv and talk about my little passion project hit record was on your show. >> jimmy: hitrecord.org. is this thing where it's kinda like user driven, right? >> yeah, we call it -- it's like a collaborative production company. so we make all kinds of things.

please welcome joseph gordon-levitt. ( cheers and applause ) nice to see you. what a pleasure to have you on. >> it's a pleasure to be on this show. i'm a big fan of the show. i think you do a service to put this out in the world. so thank you. >> stephen: thank you very much. wow. ( cheers and applause ). >> i love your show. >> stephen: you are-- you're one of the heroes. >> thanks, man. >> stephen: joseph gordon-levitt, you're an actor, director, writer, producer. your credits include, "angels in the outfield" "10 things i hate about ow," "third rock from the sun" "500 days of summer." the of "the dark knight rises." your new film is called "don jon." >> correct. >> stephen? "don jon" you play a guy who has trouble related to women? >> hes does does. he has trouble relating to everything. he doesn't connect with anybody. his whole life is sort of a one-we street, and you see it especially with his love life and sex life because he's constantly comparing women to the images he sees on tv and movies and especially in pornography. >> stephen: especially in porn

is it inspector gordon or whoever would like to present. >> good afternoon. i am inspector nelly gordon with the san francisco police department alu division. grocery outlet incorporated asked for a liquor license for 6333 geary. police calls for service from may 2012 to may 2013 are two. there are zero reports for the same time period. this premise is located in plot seven three two. applicant premises is not located in a high crime area. the premises is located in census track 47401. applicant premise is located in undue concentration area. there are zero letters of protest as well as of support recorded with the california department of alcoholic beverage control, and there is no opposition from richmond police station if the applicant agrees to the recommended condition. alu recommends approval and recommended to the alcoholic beverage control. sales service and consumption of alcoholic beamplgs shall be permitted between 7:00 a.m. and 12:00 a.m. daily and no advertisements shall be used and the sale of more than 200 mill grms is strictly prohibited and n

i'm chris gordon. >> u.s. senate candidate corey booker is defending his online relationship with a stripper. the mayor of trenton, new jersey is tweeting back and forth with a woman in oregon. lindsay lee showed up the exchanges. she asked booker if he became president one day, could she be the first lady. booker said his communication with lee isn't going to change anything. when somebody like this person extends kindness, i respond. lee says the messages are innocent and blown out of proportion. the senate election is less than three weeks away. >>> debates are designed to get answers to questions. last night's face-off between the candidates for governor, come were answered and some were dodged. julie carey reports at least one was a surprise. >> reporter: like most candidates, republican cuccinelli and democrat mcauliffe. for cuccinelli, a plan to cut taxes and pay for it by closing tax loopholes. cuccinelli will lie on a commission to make the choice. why not name them now so voters know? >> what we are

gordon wood--where is he based, by the way? >> guest: he's at brown university. c-span: 'general eisenhower comes closest to general--or to george washington as our greatest either person or figure in history.' you agree with that? >> guest: well, i think what--what gordon woods said was that--that neither--neither washington nor eisenhower was a great tactical or strategic general; that they--their--their great attributes were political. they were--they shared this m--this marvelous ability to make disparate elements work together. in the case of washington, it was--it was getting the north and the south to work together against a common--common enemy. in the case of eisenhower, it was getting the british and the americans to work together against a common enemy. but their--their attributes, i think, were political rather than military. c-span: and then the draft dodgers. and can you call grover cleveland and john d. rockefeller and andrew carnegie and j.p. morgan great when they dodged the draft? >> guest: well, i--maybe the--maybe i was guilty of--of--of somet

>> ponga mucha atención, proque los estafadores ahora están robando de forma más compleja >> lilia gordon nos muestra por qué pagó en efectivo cientos de dólares >> la compañía me puso una demanda de 1300 dólares y que él como abogado me iba a ayudar para que pagara 350 dólares >> luego, me llama un fiscal y me dice que fui estafada >> ya era un fraude... >> solo porque hay un vendedor en la puerta o en el teléfono no debemos confiar >> no se dejen intimidar y pagar por cosas que no saben >> advirtió como sospechos que son cada vez más sofisticados >> gordon llamo al supuesto fiscal y le contestó >> norma roque, univisión >> en seguida... >> las autoridades advierten que mensajes pueden ser mortales >> un batallon de policía toma el control del socalo en méxico >> vamos a darle un vistazo a las temperaturas >> estamos con 57 grados en san francisco >> ya volvemos >> (publicidad) >> ♪ ♪ >> ya esta todo listo en ls vegas para la mejor pelea del año, canelo contra mayweather >> el examen más duro para saul canelo álvarez >> es la pelea más esperada por los amantes del

gordon former pentagon spokesman. let's look at the number of sexual assaults reported by the pentagon this spring. last year there were an estimated of 26,000 unwanted sexual instances in the military roughly 500 a week. of those a little over 3,000 cases were filed the whole year less than 10% and of those 3,000 reported caitses fewer than -- cases fewer than 10% resulted in a conviction. resulted in minor administrative or dismissals. the pentagon has tried to change things. what is important? >> sexual assault is a problem in the military and it is positive that secretary hagel is trying to prevent these. the secretary has made comments that could be construed as undue command influence essentially where he's talking about giving people dishonorable discharges and stripping them of their rank. as a president you settle the tone for the entire military so judges can cue off of that. unlike a senator if you are the president and making these kind of statements, a lot of these sexual harassment cases which are now gr

gordon adams, professor at the school of international service. caller: good morning. i would like to know when the u.s. became the kgb of the world. why do we need to take on all the problems of the middle east when there is no way we can resolve their religious issues? guest: that is a $640 billion question. over the 30 or 40 years i have spent in the national security establishment, we've always had a rhetoric internally and even with the public dominated by the view that we were the indispensable nation, the one country that everyone relied on to bring order out of chaos, maintain stability, prevent anarchy around the world.

. >> reporter: even richard gordon of los altos, the head of the rules committee, was confused. give me the definition of ghost voting. >> you know, i don't know. >> reporter: once i explained it he clarified. >> that practice is that a seat

(calling names) gordon? are you in the house. let's hear it for the old guy. i'm not that far behind him. there are so many people to thank but heavy duty who did the heavy lifting on the staff side? but the housing development team we want to give them the spur hand and joy to the world. anyway, we really need affordable housing we're so happy to have a mare that cares about it. this goes for our community. i envision a lot of the families living here. this is when real estate becomes more of a commodity but we need housing for san franciscans. all you folks be positive for once this is good stuff we should celebrate by batter up first t is kevin coma up. from raymond jeans. thank you. what was i was talking about this is a ground breaking in a true sense so anyways, i work for raymond james we've raised about $4 billion to date and have become actually in california. this is our fourth project and we're truly committed to let midgets. we're one small component of this it took a lot of folks. the stronger organization working with our partner and a significan

obviously, gordon, it's hard to cover this without smiling, but it is a deadly serious subject. second time this year that dennis rodman has gone to north korea to visit his, quote-unquote, friend kim jong-un, how does this guy keep getting access to one of the most brutal dictators in the world? >> because the north korean regime is using rodman for its purposes. we got to remember the first time he went there was the end of february and people thought that because of the visit that north korea would turn a new leaf. but as soon as he left, the north koreans embarked on this series of provocations and they had planned that. and now, you know, we've had a couple of months of charm offensive, you know, until last friday when north -- when our north korean envoy was denied permission to go there, now rodman shows up. this is part of a plan. we don't know what the plan is, but we know it's part of a plan. >> now, rodman told reuters he's not going to discuss the american ben eth bay tkenneth b hostage and served time in a maximum security labor camp, horrific conditions, he said ey

obviously, gordon, it's hard to cover this without smiling, but it is a deadly serious subject. second time this year that dennis rodman has gone to north korea to visit his, quote-unquote, friend kim jong-un, how does this guy keep getting access to one of the most brutal dictators in the world? >> because the north korean regime is using rodman for its purposes. we got to remember the first time he went there was the end of february and people thought that because of the visit that north korea would turn a new leaf. but as soon as he left, the north koreans embarked on this series of provocations and they had planned that. and now, you know, we've had a couple of months of charm offensive, you know, until last friday when north -- when our north korean envoy was denied permission to go there, now rodman shows up. this is part of a plan. we don't know what the plan is, but we know it's part of a plan. >> now, rodman told reuters he's not going to discuss the american kenneth bay, he is a hostage and served time in a maximum security labor camp, horrific conditions, he said he's

well for more reaction on the situation last night cross to gordon he's the senior editor of veterans today website mr duff thanks for coming on to say the saving it's still not clear how many shooters were involved and they're all reports one of them was a navy employee. in your opinion what she would line of thinking on this what could have been the night save for such an attack well we have the same report that the only one dead individual is a is a navy civilian employee this is an unusual base tutor since it's a long with being the headquarters facility for the navy and marine corps it also includes a number of museums ships on display much of this facility is very much open to the public and not just that it's a major social gathering place and we call it watering hole for though the junior washington establishment a lot of the white house people the head over the clubs the military clubs there for the evening and drink. so this is a it's a high sensitivity target because it's a it's a center for washington's social see. the facility itself it's a very soft target anyone can get

directed by and starring jeph gordon levitt but he almost miscast himself. he is a ladies man but his true passion is pornography. more stimulated by pornography than the actual women in his life. that is scarlett johansson as the beautiful woman smart enough to with hold so he keeps pursuing her. it is funny to see these two actors playing against type. it reminds you a little of " saturday night fever." it is a great directorial dubuque and to my surprise, though film has a seth ament and -- it is a great directorial debut and to my surprise, it has a real feminist sensibility. the problem with joseph gordon levitt is he have such a sensitive look, he looks like a sensitive type and its tough to fight him as the jersey shore type of guy but the film is funny. .t earned its r-rating stars. >> thank you. we have a baltimore filmmaker whose film premiered at the charles theater. quacks thank you for having me. quacks this movie is about family but a family unraveling and the responsibilities we balance in our lives as parents and partners and providers and re

his name was gordon felt. he was until yesterday in charge of the federal advisory commission, but he stood aside from that, as has everybody on that commission, to take up a new role. and now that the money is in to build the memorial and the learning center and the visitor's center, it is the families who will take over the role of raising money to maintain this site. so we'll dip in now, and hear a few remarks being made here. >> dr. brent glass. following dr. glass will be in gordon felt who is also a commissioner and the president of the families of flight 93. dr. glass. >> good morning. secretary jewel, superintendent ryanbald, gorrdy felt, friends, colleagues, it is an honor to participate in today's ceremony -- >> reporter: what happened on flight 9312 years ago today. flight 93 is the aircraft that did not go to the terrorist plan. it took off 40 minutes late because of routine delays. and the hijackers did not take over the aircraft for a full 46 minutes. that's much later than the hijackers on the o

gordon the spokesperson for the new span of the bay bridge that is right on schedule. and will tran provide updates and of course you can get the latest information www.kron4.com and we have been to kron 4 mobile application just for the bay bridge. there's a special section devoted to the bridge. also, the rim of fire of the yosemite and the latest of the containment efforts. . (music) [ male announcer ] marie callender's know that you may not have time to roll out dough for a perfectly flaky crust that's made from scratch. or enough time to mix vegetables with all white meat chicken and a homemade gravy. she knows you may not have a moment to crimp the edges of yo favorite chicken pot pie. but marie callender's does. and when she's don all you need to do is find ti to grab someone special, sit down, and savor. marie callender's. it's time to savor. 'til labor day to reward yourself! get the queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497! not to labor the point... but this sale ends monday. ♪ mattress discounters! >> caller: 40 percent containment. >> marty

the gordon gaze gordon gekko happy. well gordon gekko if his motto is greed is good and if he has a lot of money but poor relationships then no he would not be people who win the lottery. it tends not to make them happy or for one thing it ruins the relationship suddenly everyone around you things the only piece of it but part of it gotta make them happy the money. earned success makes people happy so if you work hard and people respect you for it so you work hard people esteem you you feel you're moving up and it doesn't damage your relationships people actually admire you for it that does make you happy so rich people are happier on average but if you make your money by winning the lottery you know so that's called meaning so it's really whether your life has meaning you have a purpose you want to do something important for the world if you do you're going to be happy and if you do that and have strong person relationships boom you're going to made but the one thing hard to pin down is you could be. the dean of war sc

days gordon gekko happy. well gordon gekko if his motto is greed is good and if he has a lot of money but relationships then no he would not be people win the lottery ted as it tends not to make them happier for one thing it ruins the relationship suddenly everyone around you things the only piece of it but part of it gotta make them happy among earned success makes people happy so if you work hard and people respect you for it so you work hard people esteem you you feel you're moving up and it doesn't damage your relationships people actually admire you for it that does make you happy so rich people are happier on average but if you make your money by winning the lottery you know so that's called meaning so it's really whether your life has meaning you have a purpose you want to do something important for the world if you do you're going to be happy and if you do that and have strong person relationships you're going to made but the one thing hard to pin down is you could be. the dean of wall school at harva

i think it will be an issue. >> rick reader, david gordon. thank you. >> thank you. >> back to maria with the rest of the program. >> thanks so much, bill, up next we are "on the money," we can work it out. i will be joined by the new secretary of labor, tom perez on his new job and the jobs of all americans. and later ferrari has reved up the sales making its the most profitable department of fiat. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] it's time healthy gets a dose of happy. new yoplait greek. bye-bye, stir. so long, sour. hello, happy. it's time to lick the lid again. ♪ >> all right, this labor day weekend we are taking a deeper look at the state of the american worker and the sustainability of job growth in today's economy. labor secretary tom perez joins me in his first national television interview since being sworn in. mr. secretary is, good to have you on the program. thank you for spending time with us on your first national interview. so you were nominated by the president in march. just confirmed in late july. tell me about the pri

randy gordon did a front handspring, throws the ball toward the goal. as you see here, the opposing goalie touches it but can't stop it. he gets a goal. randy gordon. happy about that. >>> a first at the miss america pageant. that's up next. the contestant showing off the tattoos. big deal? or much ado about nothing? next. >>> now, i'm not making this up. this is a called a smoke-nado. not a tornado. this is actually formed from a bunch of farmers burning stuff in their fields. a warm, hot air rising quickly. there's no flames there, so it's not a fire-nado like you get in the wildfires, but it actually looks like a tornado crossing the road. >> are we getting a movie? >> not quite sharknado. we could get a movie. a smoke-nado. we'll produce it. >>> as far as the forecast today, actually a dry day. not quite as hot in the northwest. and the cooldown is beginning. after the 90s yesterday, about 81 in seattle. 87 in portland. as we go through the weekend, we do start to see still a little bit cooler, still beautiful. and then look what's on the way. highs

my man joseph gordon-levitt who i love, talented guy. >> yes, he is. >> jimmy: great actor. but, he wrote and directed it. >> he did. he's like embarrassingly talented. he makes me feel bad about myself. >> jimmy: he works to hard. you're so supertalented by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i say this every time you come on. let me just remind you. broadway, you won a tony. you put a record out that was amazing where you sang. you act in giant movies like

i think it will be an issue. >> rick reader, david gordon. thank you. >> thank you. >> back to maria with the rest of the program. >> thanks so much, bill, up next we are "on the money," we can work it out. i will be joined by the new secretary of labor, tom perez on his new job and the jobs of all americans. and later ferrari has reved up the sales making its the most profitable department of fiat. >> all right, this labor day weekend we are taking a deeper look at the state of the american worker and the sustainability of job growth in today's economy. labor secretary tom perez joins me in his first national television interview since being sworn in. mr. secretary is, good to have you on the program. thank you for spending time with us on your first national interview. so you were nominated by the president in march. just confirmed in late july. tell me about the priorities right off the bat. what is on your to-do list? >> jobs, jobs and jobs. my first 30 days or 45 days on the job here, i've been meeting people across the country, ceos, la

irv gordon clocked 3 million miles on his 1966 volvo 1800 last week. he bought the car when it was new and he has been driving it ever since. on his first day of ownership, he put 1500 miles on it driving from new york to massachusetts and back. >> i was very happy when i -- figured, hm, i probably have a quality car that's going to be reliable and dependable and, well, i'm still driving it today. so obviously, it's been reliable and dependable. >> is he coming? >> a few years agoer, hit the 2 million-mile mark driving his volvo into times square. he went to alaska for his 3 millionth mile. he is now in the guinness book of world records for the most miles put on a car. >> are we talking records and so are you roberta? >> yes. 6 cities across the bay area had record rainfall amounts and it was really incredible because all the computer models were alluding to the fact that this was a weak cold front breezing through the bay area. outside now this is our live hi- def doppler radar. the cold front is out of here except right there. you see that cluster o

nascar ruling that two teams conspired last week to make sure logano qualified, which left gordon out in the cold. it is unprecedented and extraordinary but it is also an unprecedented and extraordinary set of circumstances that unfolded in multiple different way saturday night and we believe this is the right outcome to protect the integrity, which is our number one goal. the saturday college football slate has notre dame favored by 20 to beat purdue at west lafayette... niu is a 4 td choice at idaho but illinois once again is the underdog against washington at soldier field in evanston... northwesestern is a heavy favorite to go 3 and oh as they face western michigan. today. as usual on a friday before a home game, several northwestern players spent a few hours at the lurie children's hospital entertaining the kids. the players enjoying the moment especially when it came to playing some kids games. no better feeling than putting a smile of the face of a young child, or an adult for that matter. julius peppers flu has apperetly subsided. he is likley to play on sunday as is charles t

rick reeder, dick gordon, thank you. now back to maria. >> thank you so much, bill. >>> up next, we're "on the money." we can work it out. i'll be joined by the new secretary of labor, tom perez, on his new job and the jobs of all americans as we mark labor day. >>> and then, later, ferrari has revved up its sales here in north america, making it the most profitable unit at fiat. and this is my home team. this is my large lecture hall. this is my professor. and also my coach. this is my booster club. this is the guy who's graduating ready for a great career in technology. [ male announcer ] in 2012, 90% of devry university grads actively seeking employment had careers in their field in 6 months. join the 90%. learn how at devry.edu. help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center,

jeff gordon he was added by nascar yesterday as the 13th driver to maintain the integrity of the sport. what do i mean by that? nascar caught two teams cheating in the final race to chase -- to the chase last weekend, so nascar decided to add gordon who was sitting right on the line, and that is your look at morning sports. >> thank you. apartmentering economy in greece could still get help, from a chinese company. hindereds of millions of dollars are at stake if the government gives the okay. >> and michigan impossible, the man trying to fly across the atlantic, using hundreds of helium balloons cuts his trip short. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko hi, my name is jonathan betz, are beginning to emerge. one of them is china's massive investment. now bidding to take over the entire facility making greece a major trade gate way between europe and china. reports not everybody is happy about it. >> these are the largest in the world. they have notelet been built, only dream of, their awesome capacity matches the shipping company or coos coe where they start. costco is spe

my man joseph gordon-levitt who i love, talented guy. >> yes, he is. >> jimmy: great actor. but, he wrote and directed it. >> he did. he's like embarrassingly talented. he makes me feel bad about myself. >> jimmy: he works to hard. you're so supertalented by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i say this every time you come on. let me just remind you. broadway, you won a tony. you put a record out that was amazing where you sang. you act in giant movies like "the avengers," you act in indie movies. you do everything. we love you. you're on the cover of magazines. [ cheers and applause ] you should feel really good about yourself. >> it's going great. >> jimmy: it's a confidence booster. it's a confidence booster. >> i feel really good about myself. >> jimmy: well, how did he find you and why did he want you to be in this role? >> i have no idea. no, i got really lucky. i was shooting "avengers" in albuquerque. i got this call that he was writing and directing this project he was going to be starring in. and he wanted to come down and talk to me about it. and i was like just hap

gordon, i would like to start with you, an alarming report out of accident sant south korea, ah korea getting closer and closer to nuclearizing missiles, and how concerned should we be? >> we should be see concerned. robert gates said that it would take north korea less than five years to hit the continental united states with a ballistic missile. and though he didn't say so, he was talking about a nuclear tipped missile. we're down the road from that. the north koreans have been making a lot of progress, and i'm not surprised by this, and the north koreans were going to get this some time. and we have to face this because the establishment in washington has not wanted to. >> the obama administration is asking congress to approve a military strike on syria for allegedly using nerve gas on civil wraps, and on friday, secretary kerry made this connection. >> it's about hezbollah, and every dictator that might contemplate weapons of mass destruction. >> do you think that the regime would back off of its threats if the u.s. followed through with its threat to attack syria? because the rea

gordon reported that he found the bones and pots in a second chamber beyond this one. storey: looks like a tighter fit than the other one. widmer: oh, yeah, it is. storey: looks longer, too. widmer: yeah, but i can see the bottom. don't see any bats. well, i'm standing in gordon's test pit. storey: human bone. there is human bone here, yes. keach: the cave floor is made of limestone and decomposed bat guano. that's the reason for the masks. the dry soil has preserved the bones for 3,000 years or more. storey: good place to put a pit. let's put a pit right here. depending on the age and sex pattern that we find among the skeletons, it will tell us a lot about the social organization of that culture. if everyone is treated the same way, whether they are old or young, male or female, then it's pretty much a society where everyone was equal or treated fairly equally. if however, some people are treated better than others, then it may be an indication that there were inequalities in that society and that not everybody was equal. some people were entitled to a more elaborate

that's exactly what hollywood star joseph gordon levitt did. he takes on the lead role in front of and behind the camera. and not everyone is proud about their newest top honors. we'll have more when we come back. hi, jericho? yes? did you say, "when i stream trtrue blood on my slow intert it always buffers at the best part"? yeah? hi, jericho. oh my! i'll get you better internet if you invite me in. please come in, pam. this is crazy! pam is in my living room! [ male announcer ] with fios, america's fastest, most reliable internet, you get the ultimate entertainment experience. this makes me look even better than usual, huh? it's so much better. no pausing, no freezing, no buffering. you look amazing here, and then there, and then here -- simmer down. technology that makes life more entertaining. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's powerful. at 800.974.6006 tty/v. >> in today's buzz bin, meet the newest beauty queen, ms. philippines is crowned ms. world in indonesia. she beat out 123 other contestants. she is now