i found you. >> is that aubrey? >> hi. >> hi. >> hi, aubrey. >> i remember -- can i hold you for a second? >> yeah. >> what a surprise. i want to show you one quick thing on the bottom of the feet. this one says -- >> aubrey. >> and that one says -- >> savannah. watching you with those girls just melts my heart. how are you doing? ? it's a struggle every day. just getting into our routine now, when erin was here. >> how often do you talk about erin? >> every day. every, single day. we'll be doing something, a little thing will remind me of her. and say just like mommy used to do. that's what mommy liked. >> we love your girls so much. we wanted to do something to help. we know that a couple of things are heavy on your heart. you have to cook. and you have to keep the house clean. so, blue apron, which is an outfit that helps you with meals will provide meals for a year. and netjets was the group that flew in your family, agreed to donate $10,000 to help with all of that housework. don't worry about the mops. don't w

sponsors league action since two of germany's best sides meet for the second time in four days as host aubrey leipsic a bye and were victorious in the mid week cup clash put up a tough fight holding off a bridge that was by an attack with only ten men for more than our red bulls fell and i penalty shoot out i'll never be back in three days when they go to munich believing it's only a matter of time. for reminder of our top stories this hour spain's prime minister mariano the horse has asked the country senate to authorize his government's plans to impose direct rule of catalonia meanwhile separatists of the council on parliament of called on regional lawmakers to defy space and declare independence. i'll have more world news for you at the top of the hour monica jones will have your business update in just a moment i would. where i come from we had to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. channel.

i found you. >> is that aubrey? >> hi. >> hi. >> hi, aubrey. >> i remember -- can i hold you for a second? >> yeah. >> what a surprise. i want to show you one quick thing on the bottom of the feet. this one says -- >> aubrey. >> and that one says -- >> savannah. watching you with those girls just melts my heart. how are you doing? just getting into our routine now, when erin was here. >> how often do you talk about erin? >> every day. every, single day. we'll be doing something, a little thing will remind me of her. and say just like mommy used to do. that's what mommy liked. >> we love your girls so much. we wanted to do something to help. we know that a couple of things are heavy on your heart. you have to cook. and you have to keep the house clean. so, blue apron, which is an outfit that helps you with meals will provide meals for a year. and netjets was the group that flew in your family, agreed to donate $10,000 to help with all of that housework. don't worry about the mops. don't worry about the vacuums. don't

i agree with what aubrey de grey says about aging. the thought of getting old still seems dreadful to me. that i'm glad he's putting all his energy and enthusiasm into it as he puts it curing the problem. he's basically declared that i have a fifty percent chance of achieving eternal life by actually dared to expect more from the mortality group from the elixir of long life but i'll simply have to be satisfied with what i've got for the time being the way they are. when we look back through history we see that the one thing that all of these alexia drinkers now have in common is that they're all six foot under they're all dead so many a backup plan and that backup plan is exactly what the second fundamental kind of immortality story office is stays with the idea that we are these physical things these bodies but it except these bodies are going to have to die but he says aha these bodies can rise again we can live again this is of course resurrection when we look around we see that in winter living things die the plants around us die

. >> tell that aubrey. >> want some homework? >> no. >> why not? >> because i didn't go to school. >> she's 4 years old. this was the first day of preschool. >> i was there all day. >> yeah. >> i don't need to bring it home. i did my work. >> mom, who is also recording the video, she just keeps tapping away and wants to know about the homework. >> you think you're too smart for homework? >> yes. i know circles, squares, i know the pointy one with three sides. >> where is it at? so you do that homework? >> maybe. >> where is your homework at, girl? >> it's in school. >> at this point, she's had it with this conversation. >> you're not going to get an apple tomorrow. >> she's like, that wasn't a part of this. no, no, no, no. >> i'm fine with that. if i don't get a cookie, i'll be upset. >> i will do my homework for a cookie. >> apple, no. >> when it's nap time she got to sit in the corner. she can't even take no nap. she got to stand in the corner. >> she's 4. 4-year-olds don't like naps. >> the irony of the situation they'll often complain longer th

i don't think either of us could understand but i apologize aubrey for that let's hear from kevin in princeton, new jersey. kevin we're listening with leyland melvin. >> thank you for taking my call mr. melvin question how soon might his own person begin training academically for -- a mission in space, and exactly or not exactly but relatively speaking how much mathematics does that program entail? >> so training to become an astronaut starts is i think -- i think training to be a scientist and engineer starts at a very early age i was building things with my hands when i was in middle school and i think that main thing about the training is to get people as you get kids looking up for the night sky seeing this space station going overhead to have them building and creating and knowing they can be anything, and what was your second question? >> stem -- it how much emphasis should be put on stem in school. >> i think it should be put on steam and science engineering, arts and creativity associated with arts is part of stem education, ands so having kids building, creating, music lesso

. >> reporter: among them, american, aubrey mabel. >> we surfed in the arctic circle. not something many people can say. >> this place is transformed. >> yeah, in many ways i think a good thing. it is this hard balance. wild, sacred, pure. letting people come experience it and letting them experience that joy. >> reporter: ultimately, surfers say the extreme elements will keep the water clear. do you worry about sharks? >> only thing that bites you is the cold the not too worried about that. >> after all, not even great whites are crazy enough to swim in the arctic. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. ♪ living well when life gets busy, choose the immune supplement with more. airborne® with 2 times more vitamin c than emergen-c gummies. and specially crafted with vitamins, minerals and herbs. airborne® also with probiotics. i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept we

>> reporter: among them, american, aubrey mabel. >> we surfed in the arctic circle. not something many people can say. >> this place is transformed. >> yeah, in many ways i think a good thing. it is this hardball an balance. wild, sacred, pure. letting people come experience it and letting them experience that joy. >> reporter: ultimately, surfers say the extreme elements will keep the water clear. do you worry abut sharout shark? >> only thing that bites you is the cold the not too worried about that. >> after all, not even great whites are crazy enough to swim in the arctic. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company.

i agree with what aubrey de grey says about aging. the thought of getting old still seems dreadful to me. but i'm glad he's putting all his energy and enthusiasm into it so as he puts it curing the problem. he's basically declared that i have a fifty percent chance of achieving eternal life by actually dared to expect more from the mortality group from the elixir of long life but i'll simply have to be satisfied with what i've got for the time being i mean they are good to me. when we look back through history we see that the one thing that all of these alexia drinkers now have in common is that they're all six but under they're all dead so many a backup plan and that backup plan is exactly what the second fundamental kind of immortality story office stays with the idea that we are these. it's a cool things these bodies but it except these bodies are going to have to die but he says a ha these bodies can rise again we can live again this is of course resurrection when we look around we see that in winter living things die the plants a

i agree with what aubrey de grey says about aging. the thought of getting old still seems dreadful to me. that i'm glad that he's putting all his energy and enthusiasm into it so as he puts it curing the problem. he's basically declared that i have a fifty percent chance of achieving eternal life by actually dared to expect more from the mortality group from the elixir of long life but i'll simply have to be satisfied with what i've got for the time being the way they are. when we look back through history we see that the one thing that all of these alexia drinkers now have in common is that they're all six foot under they're all dead so many a backup plan and that backup plan is exactly what the second fundamental kind of immortality story office stays with the idea that we are these. it's a cool things these bodies but it except these bodies are going to have to die but he says aha these bodies can rise again we can live again this is of course resurrection when we look around we see that in the winter living things die the plants a

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. >> reporter: among them, american, aubrey mabel. >> we surfed in the arctic circle. not something many people can say. >> this place is transformed. >> yeah, in many ways i think a good thing. it is this hardball an balance. wild, sacred, pure. letting people come experience it and letting them experience that joy. >> reporter: ultimately, surfers say the extreme elements will keep the water clear. do you worry abut sharout shark? >> only thing that bites you is the cold the not too worried about that. >> after all, not even great whites are crazy enough to swim in the arctic. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare

vietnam veteran as well and i speak to you just a few kilometers from gun shops in aubrey and we have a law-abiding gun culture in this country. i am not anti-gun. i do not hate guns. there's a proper role for guns for australian farmers to this day and continuing, but we have drained the suburbs and towns of australia, of semiautomatics most notably and automatics, and that is a good thing and stacks up when you see the outcome in terms of no mass gun shootings for 21 years since 1996. >> you think the fundamental thing that is lacking is courage among america's politicians? i've heard you say that before, correct? >> i realize the respect for democracy and the second amendment, as it is printed, and worded, including its mention of the word "militia" but there are times, in one sense, always difficult to find the exact right time, since this particular period, this few days after this mass shooting in vegas, 10/1, vegas 10/1, first of october, over 50 people cut down, over 500 wounded, you just cannot do nothing in that circumstance, and i note in recent times you all have had sever

checking in with our weather watchers blue bell, with jerry aubrey 63. bill levittown 65. james down in ocean city is 67 y norristown david mitchell's house at 61. sixty-four in chesterfield. ed connor's house. marry ann in browns mills at 65 degrees. keep in mind normal high in the up are 60's. this is closer to average then we were in the week but because it has been so warm it feels chilly outside. thanks as always to weather watchers have a great weekend. lets take a peak at palmyra cove. looking toward the city. you can see low cloud, gray out there: can't tell where river end and sky begins. barely discern sky line of philadelphia, just there in the corner. it is looking gray. great day for a nap. grilled cheese and toe made owe soup kind of day as we used to say. storm scan three showing not a lot of wet weather, which goodies news. we have showers along the coast in delaware and down through coastal virginia and maryland. rehoboth beach picking up a couple hours here. i will try to get that up at 6:00 to see what it looks like rest of the region not seeing any rain

no matter your size, no matter your ethnicity or gender, they're celebrating you and so zac and aubrey kudos to you for doing a wonderful job and i take this curvy bombshell award with plum. thank you. >> all right bombshell. i'm glad you're finally being recognized for it. >> right, oh. that's it. that's it for me. >> awesome. mike thomas back with us now on 9:30. how we looking outside. >> everything moved off to the east. >> just about. getting there. congratulations, mo. >> thank you. >> all right. tracking rain showers this morning. good news, finally moving on out of here. we're going to start to slowly but steadily clear thing out as we head into the afternoon excuse me hours here. little bit of light rain still on the eastern shore southern maryland saint mary county is it shed dee rain. give another hour or so we'll start to things out. here's the water vapor emma agree. moisture streaming in a head of a cold front. cold front is this line you can see the red and orange that's the actual cold front itself. >> steve mentions it looks halloween like there. getting close. couple

for supremacists to come into a beautiful city, our wonderful university of virginia, our daughter aubrey graduated from there. just to come in with their torches and semiautomatic weapons shouting bigotry and hatred. i was calling these individuals out for who they are. white supremacists, we told them we don't condone hatred and bigotry in the commonwealth of virginia and don't come back to virginia. i regret our president was unable to stand up and say the same thing and i regret that my opponent didn't denounce the president telling these folks that they're not welcome, that we don't condone hatred and bigotry and not to come back from virginia. >> there is a new ad from the gillespie campaign and our viewers have been asking for an interview with ed gillespie and hope to have one in the two weeks remaining. this is his new campaign ad calling for your rights -- call to restore voting rights for felons. >> they instituted the rights for felons, making it easier for them to obtain firearms and serve on a jury. one of these had his rights restored two months after finding the largest po

. >> among them, aubrey ma circle. that's not something many can say. >> u's a hard balance. you have ths balance of keeping thing sacred and wild and peer and letting them experience that joy. >> reporter: ultimately suffers like shannon ainsley say the extreme elements will keep the waters clear. >> do you worry about sharks in these waters? >> no. it's too cold. not worried about that. >> after all, not even the great whites are crazy enough to swim in the arctic. for "cbs this morning," jonathan vigliotti, loflofoten, norway. >> can you imagine shoveling your car out for two hours first and then to go surfing. ? we're all waiting for jonathan to >> it's daerjs. >> i was just wondering. >>> first on "cbs this morning," here we go, we're giving you a sneak peek at john grisham's latest book "the rooster bar." it follows student death and three third year law students drop out after they learn their school is run by a shady hajj fund operator. you can read the first few chapters on "cbs this morning" and john grisham will join us here at the table next tuesday to discuss it.

. >> among them, aubrey mabel. >> we say, we surf in the arctic circle. that's not something many can say. >> u's a hard balance. you have ths balance of keeping thing sacred and wild and peer and letting them experience that joy. >> reporter: ultimately suffers like shannon ainsley say the extreme elements will keep the waters clear. >> do you worry about sharks in these waters? >> no. it's too cold. not worried about that. >> after all, not even the great whites are crazy enough to swim in the arctic. for "cbs this morning," jonathan vigliotti, loflofoten, norway. >> can you imagine shoveling your car out for two hours first and then to go surfing. ? we're all waiting for jonathan to get on a surf board? >> it's daerjs. >> i was just wondering. >>> first on "cbs this morning," here we go, we're giving you a sneak peek at john grisham's latest book "the rooster bar." it follows student death and three third year law students drop out after they learn their school is run by a shady hajj fund operator. you can read the first few chapters on "cbs this morni