Hello everyone. Thank you for joining me. Im martin savage. So were going to begin with powerful images from the refugee crisis. Where an estimated 11,000 are crossing into austria. And thats over the last 24 hours. Police say some 5,000 have also crossed into germany. After weeks of exhausting travel, a heartwarming scene finally unfolding in munich and vienna. Take a listen. [ cheers and applause ] okay. So thats the good news. The bad news is the u. N. Says austria cannot sustain this influx of Asylum Seekers and other European Countries must step up and share that burden. The pope said that its going to start with his own diocese right in rome. Although thousands of Refugee Families have reached the countries where they plan to seek asylum, its important to recognize their excruciating journey to get to that point. She has climbed into the same fishing boats these refugees have taken across the mediterranean. She has boarded those crowded trade cars. She traveled from turkey through macedonia, serbia and hungary. Along the way, she filed this reporters notebook. Reporter at the macedonia border, four days spent under the rain after they shut it down. Well die. Reporter the childrens clothes did not even have enough time to dry before the showers started again. And no one, not a single nonprofit, not the government, to even provide something as simple as a tarp. A pregnant syrian woman who did not want to be interviewed grabbed my arm in the crowd. She pleaded, please do something. I dont want to lose my baby. Hours after me met, the police finally started letting people through. So so desperate they threw themselves across. Others making a run for it. A mother lost her son. She frantic begging the police to let her through. It just didnt make sense. How could they be treated like this . Brief flashes of relief. Trains departing carrying them through macedonia. Hands waving. But the respite, shortlived. The further into europe they moved, the worse their treatment became. Often traveling overnight on foot. Train tracks lead the flow of humanity from serbia into hungary. Here, the real nightmare for most begins. Parched they arrive, but there is no water. Just hours of waiting under the beating sun where buses finally arrive to take them to a transit camp where all say the conditions are inhumane and they are treated like animals. Herded around like sheep and forced to scramble for food and water, and we are not allowed in. At the budapest train station after having waited for days if not over a week sleeping on cement, a moment of slight hope as a packed train departs, also shortlived. An hour into what should have been a journey to the hungary austria border, it stops. Whatever hope they had shattered. A little girl unconsolable. Her mother unable to speak. All they want to do is get out of hungary. Bedding down for the night, up in the overhead compartments, parents trying to make their children as comfortable as they can. Still struggling to believe that in europe they are finding them themselves reduced to this. It is heartbreaking to witness. Thousands take matters into their own hands and start walking from budapest to the austrian border. No longer willing to exist at the mercy of european leaders. We are in awe of their resolve. Here, they see the compassion of some of the hungarian people, ashamed of their governments treatment of the refugees, handing out water, food, and more. He was on his crutches the entire way. But then again, someone stopped and gave them a childs stroller. The injurys from a barrel bomb. The men have children living under isis and syria, getting to germany means a chance of bringing and saving them. Almost all of these people have fled the war zones of syria, iraq and afghanistan. Homelands that no longer offer a future for them or for their children. The world yet unable to resolve those wars, the people suffering the consequences deserve better than this. Cnn, hungary. Thanks to arwa for her remarkable reporting. Joining me now, michelle nun. She is the president and ceo of the organization carol. Welcome back. Thank you. The situation there is quite dire. And this of course is sort of the source for everything were starting to see take place in europe. What did you see there . So first of all, have to understand this are 4 million refugees that have spilled out across the borders of syria, jordan and turkey and lebanon. What i saw, i was visiting cares work there supporting Refugee Families, trying to give them the shelter, food, and support that they need just to get by. And its an enormous set of challenges. And it is at the root of this migrant crisis that we now see in europe. Is c. A. R. E. Able to keep up . Can you look after our care for that number of people . Well, the larger global humanitarian response is falling far short of where it needs to be. Only 30 of what the u. N. Said it requires to meet the needs there are being met. C. A. R. E. , only 40 of what we set our sights for. Were falling short. I presume some of what were seeing this migration, people deciding they cant go home, now theyre going to look for a new life. And the closest place they look to go is europe. They turned away from the past and realized life has got to be somewhere else. Well, i sat with a family of four little boys and the mother and father, the two older boys in jordan were working to support their family. So not going to school. The mother was devastated by this. She pulled up the shirt of her 6yearold boy with showed me the shah rapnal. She said, what choice did i have to leave . Now she faces a future without hope for her children. So again, she is considering what are her options. And we have to think we talked about this. Ten, 15 years down the road, syrians may be returning and how do we prepare them for that . How do we make sure that the children of these refugees have the chance for schooling. Right now in jordan and turkey, only 25 of the refugee children are in school. When you think about that, several years of interrupted education, what are the possibilities for that generation . Do we face a lost generation . We need to make sure we get them in school, give them some hope for the future. In the meanwhile, that they can be productive citizens supporting their own families. Michelle nun from care. Thank you. Thank you very much. Now, lets talk a little bit more about the popes response to the refugee crisis. At the end of his message today, he said, i appeal to the parishes, the monasteries, shrines throughout europe to accommodate a family of refugees. Every parish, every religious community,er sanctuary of europe has to host a family and that is starting with my own diocese of rome. Were in rome. How many families are we talking about that the vatican is likely to host . Reporter well, to begin with, the pope says hes going to start with his two parishes inside the vatican. Theres another small one called st. Annes. One family for each of those parishes. I spoke to the popes spokesman who said that the families will not necessarily stay inside the vatican. That the popes appeal was not just to the priests of the various churches, it was also to the families who attend mass at those churches. The hope might be that the families who attend mass at the vatican may also host Refugee Families. Now, there are some 75,000 parishes between france, germany, italy and spain alone. That doesnt even include the monasteries, the convents and other religious institutions that the pope appealed to today. So clearly, an opening of doors would go some way to helping this refugee crisis. We should also say that a lot of this is already underway in some of the diocese in europe. In milan, they already have some 900 places made available in their arch diocese. An archdiocese is made up of the church parishes. In vienna, some 1,000 places are also available. There are the Catholic Relief Services and aid charitities which work on the front lines with immigrants. One of those agencies, based here in rome, gave an early response to the popes appeal saying we could go even further and offer a Sponsorship Program whereby european families would pay for families to come to europe and it will be avoid the harrowing journeys by land or sea to get to europe. Joining us from rome, thank you very much for that. Coming up, Hillary Clinton, shes falling behind in the president ial race in New Hampshire. And well have an exclusive interview with sarah palin. 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Ohio lawmakers are soon going to bring up legislation that would ban women from being legally allowed to terminate a pregnancy based on a diagnosis of down syndrome. Governor kay sich has not taken a position on the bill. Do you want him to . Yes, i want him to. Do you think it should be legal for a mom to snuff out the life of her baby just because the child has one extra chromosome. Trigs inside. I wish he would come over and tap me on my shoulder and whisper something to me. I wish that more people could meet kids like trig and so many others that have that extra chromosome. They keep us grounded and put things in perspective in our lives. No i dont think because the child has one extra chromosome they should be able to snuff that life out. When i was pregnant and very early on at 12 weeks got the diagnosis that trig would be born with down syndrome, i know what moms go through when theyre giving that at the time to be honest with you, kind of devastating news. It makes your world stop spinning for a bit there. Theres some fear this of the unknown. Certainly there was fear many my heart about how in the world are we going to be able to handle the challenges up ahead. Not necessarily thinking of the beauty that could come from a child being different, being unique. And ased months went by and as i prayed about it, god, please change my heart and my eyes so i can see the beauty in all this, so that ill be ready to be a good mom to this child. He answered my prayers. But i do know what moms go through. The think the reason that 85 in some areas 90 of babies who have down syndrome are aborted is that fear of the unknown and because culture has told these women and again, i was there has told these women, youre not capable of being able to handle and nurture and love and raise a child with special needs. Its just so much easier and convenient for you to just end it, pretend like it never happened, get rid of the child, get rid of the baby and get on with a convenient life of your own. With cultures overall mind set of life being able to just be thrown away, i know why that stat is what it is, is so high. Its tragic. Heck, whatever i can do to help parents, though, facing such a challenge at the beginning especially to let them know, you can do it and its beautiful. I wouldnt change anything about trig. I wouldnt change anything about how this has solidified our Family Support for the sanctity of life and for tolerance, for accepting people who are a little bit different. Donald trump says he would love to have someone of your strength in his administration. Is there a particular area you think would line up best with your strengths, a position youd want to serve in . Thats a great question. I think a lot about the department of energy. Energy is my baby. Oil and gas and minerals, those things that god has dumped on this part of the earth for mankinds use. Instead of relying on unfriendly nations. I think a lot about department of energy. If i were head of that, i would get rid of it and id let the states start having more control over the lands that are within their boundaries and the people who are affected by the developments within their states. If i were in charge of that, it would be shortterm job, but it would be it would be really great to have someone who knows energy and is pro responsible development to be in charge. Sarah palin speaking to jake tapper. That gives us a lot to talk about here. And weve got a great panel to do just that. Brian morgan stern and ellis hen ken. Good to see you both back again. Ellis, let me start with you. As we know, sarah palin has a down syndrome child of her own. She spoke very personally about the topic. Im wondering, do you think that her voice and her stance will sway the opinions of, say, those in ohio when it comes up for a vote . Its heart wrenching to listen to her tell that story. Youve got to honor and respect whatever decision any mom in that situation makes. Theres a political question underlying it that goes beyond that. Its ultimately, who should make these decisions. Should women and their doctors and clergymen or should politicians and Police Officers and governor and legislators. And then what kind of penalties would we impose against women who violated sarah palins view of the right decision . Do we want to send those women to jail . To me, the personal story is absolutely riveting. The political story, i dont know. It seems pretty scary to have a bunch of politicians making those decisions. I get the difference you point out there. She said that she wanted to be head of the energy department, but then she said shed immediately get rid of it, handing this kind of federal empowerment down to the state level. Do you think that makes sense . Well, it goes along with a very popular republican theme which is states rights and getting centralized control out of washington. Thats been a theme on a number of topics, not just energy. That is a particularly hot one because of the keystone pipeline, because of drilling licenses. A lot of coal regulations in west virginia. In a lot of key states, energy will be a very important topic. So, you know, giving power back to the states is going to be a pretty appealing message for a lot of voters. Its come up in a lot of different areas. Common core is a big topic in the education realm. A lot of republican candidates over the years have talked about getting rid of the department of education and putting the power back into the hands of parents and students as opposed to having some bureaucrat in washington what your kids going to learn in school. This is not a crazy idea in that a lot of people at home want control over Energy Policy because they feel Like Washington bureaucrats are taking away their livelihood just in the same way other areas people feel overwhelmed by government intrusion. Its not common though to hear somebody say i want a job and the first thing i want to do is get rid of that job. Lets talk about the polls. Hillary clinton saying yesterday that she expected a competitive race. Shes got one. Ellis, do you think that the hillary camp could have ever imagined that Bernie Sanders would pull ahead in New Hampshire as he peered to have done . Theres no way. Listen, its got to be worry some. If bernie wins in iowa and New Hampshire, then its onto south carolina. That will turn this race upside down. Nobody was expecting that. I tend to agree. Speaking of potential upsets, carson now kbaning ground on donald trump. Should donald trump will worried at all about this . I dont think donald trump knows how to worry. I dont think thats an emotion that he has in his basket of emotions. Hes the most confident guy i think weve ever seen run for office. Worry, i dont think so. Frankly, i dont think any of these candidates really need to be worrying about polls. Its really when you get into the four to eight weeks before an election that polls have any sort of Predictive Value whatsoever. While theyre fun for us to talk about, these dont necessarily tell us whats going to happen. Brian, ellis, thank you both for joining us and keeping us politically grounded. Thank you. Reminder to pass along. 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Officials say it was being flown by a student and it was hovering near the scoreboard during pregame fest activities. Drones are banned on the universitys campus and the faa has banned them from sporting events. Authorities are considering what to do next. What we have right now is a real patch work of laws. Reporter mary ska voe says banning drones over stadiums simply isnt enough to protect people. Theres no requirement that the drones have whats called a go home chip. If your radio signal is broken, what does the drone do . Does it tumble out of control and fall to the earth or does it go home . Seems to be that a drone has landed in the stadium seats. Reporter friday, a new york Science Teacher was arrested. Confusing broadcasters. We have a moment here where were not entirely certain as to what it is. Reporter and temporarily halting games. I think both players heard it. Reporter no one was hurt, but the laws simply have not caught up. There isnt a regulation right now that says those blades must have be protected. These incidents are becoming more frequent with at least three people detained or questioned by police for flying drones over sporting events in the last several months. Martin, if you have a drone at home and youre thinking about taking it out for a flight, theres a few other places you cant fly it here in the u. S. One of them is airports. Also sporting events, not just here at the u. S. Open or at College Football games. Also major league baseball, the nfl and many racing events. Also military bases, another place that they are banned and finally national parks. Martin . Interesting. And sad to see. Thank you very much for that. The u. S. Is warning russia about building up its military preens in syria. Still ahead, how could this complicate the civil war there. Could it get anymore complicated for the coalition fight against isis . What do a nascar® driver. A comedian. 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He said there are quote, a flurry of reports that russia has made plans for a direct military intervention in syrias fouryear civil war and may have started one already end quote. The u. S. Is so concerned about that possibility, that john kerry called his russian counterpart to raise the issue. Let me bring in michael weiss. Hes covered the fighting in syria from its inception. What evidence have we seen or have we been seeing of russian involvement in syria up to now . The most compelling was introduce produced by a pro assad media outlet. The Television Channel for the National Defense force that has been fighting alongside the syrian army against the rebels. This was footage taken from the coastal province where the assad family had come from. It showed a btr82. That is an infantry fighting vehicle sent by russia. You could hear russian operators driving the vehicle. So was this a training kperds or were they engaged in active combat operations. It has been contested that they are indeed pushing into the coastal region. Other bits of evidence have included a report in an israeli newspaper which cited Russian Diplomats that russia planned to send an Expedition Force there. The al qaeda franchise in syria uploaded to a social media platform photographs of what i know deed look to be the Russian Air Force flying fighter jets and drones. They said that the footage was taken in northwest syria. Theres no isis in that province. There is nusra and other rebel groups. Before we run out of time, heres the basic question. What for the United States is the real concern here . We know there is a Coalition Force and u. S. Air force that planes that are flying in that area. Are we concerned of some sort of direct confrontation or accidentally or intentionally between the russians and the u. S. Over syria . The greater concern is what are the russians motives in syria. Is it going to be to fight isis or bomb rebels that the pentagon and the cia have been working with. Putin came out and said, well only work with the healthy opposition. He means people still loyal to the assad regime. That i think is what is exercising secretary kerry and the u. S. Government. Its very interesting article in the daily beast. Thank you very much for talking to us about it. Clearly going to complicate what is ever a very complex situation even more. Thanks. Ahead, muslim Flight Attendant, she fighting back after being grounded for refusing to serve alcohol. Why she says her religious freedom is under attack. A good host, is a good host no matter where hes hosting. Stella artois host beautifully irresistible moments deserve irresistibles treats. New from meow mix with real salmon chicken or tuna. The only treat cats ask for by name. Only glucerna has carbsteady, diabetes, steady is exciting. Clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. 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She says she only learned recently her faith prohibits her from serving alcohol. She and the airline worked out a compromise. Until one of her coworkers filed a complaint against her. Four weeks later, stanleys religious accommodation was revoked by the airline. She was suspended. What were asking for is that her employment be reinstated and her reasonable accommodation be reinstated as well. Her lawyer says her sincerely held religious beliefs should not keep her from being a Flight Attendant. The law requires that her employer accommodate her beliefs. A spokesman for expressjet declined to discuss stanleys complaint. But in a statement to cnn said, we embrace and respect the values of all of our team members, we are an equal Opportunity Employer with a long history of diversity in our workforce. Mary schiavo says a reasonable accommodation for stanley may be difficult given that she works for a small airline. Where you have just one Flight Attendant on a flight of 50 seats or less, the pilot cant come out of the cockpit and serve the drinks. The equal Employment Opportunity commission will launch their own investigation at which point expressjet has an opportunity to respond. She is suspended right now. Well watch that. Thanks to you. Coming up, late night tv is getting the newest addition. This is a huge chance to see the very first Steven Colbert late show which apparently has a new host. I hope its amy schumer. Will step ven colbert become the new king of late night . Well have that next. vo you can pass down a subaru forester. dad shes all yours. vo but you get to keep the memories. Love. Its what makes a subaru, a subaru. More and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about longacting levemir®. As my diabetes changed, it got harder to control my blood sugar. Today, im asking about levemir®. 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Theres no better way that you can show a patient that you care about them than by going the extra mile with them. Theres no way in the office. Theres no fear of bad news. Its just the patient and the physician talking about whatever the patient wants to talk about. The beginning, i used to walk a mile or two. By end of the year, ive completed a full marathon. Im thinking of signing up for my second marathon. He taught me you can achieve things that are really big, but it all starts with small steps. How many miles do you have in already . 80 of cardiac disease is preventable if we just go for a walk. If people just take that first step, they will never look back. Just in, there will be a new democratic candidate for president starting this week. That guy. Harvard professor says hes going to announce his bid on wednesday. He tweeted today that he hit the fundraising benchmark he had set. He raised a Million Dollars through a kick starter program. He says hes going to focus on changing Campaign Finance laws. He says once that change is made he would step down and put his Vice President in the oval office. Interesting. Late night tv will look a lot different starting this week. Step ven colbert is replacing david letterman. The comedian is said to be ditching the fake newsman perso persona. Which of course made him famous. With speculation on which Steven Colbert will show up, he addressed those very thoughts on cbs sunday morning. I worked really hard to be that other guy for ten years. But i hope people, thank god, you know who i am. I hope theyll find out pretty quickly that the guy they saw for ten years with my sense of humor the whole time, it is flattering that people thought i was a newsman eventually over the years. But its really nice to not have to pretend it anymore. I bet it is. Colbert has been busy this summer becoming his own kind of king of selfpromotion. Filling in as a cable tv show in michigan. And eminem. Cbs is hoping the unique appeal will translate to ratings. Joining me now to talk about the whole issue here is comedian pete dominic. He warmed up the crowd for the colbert report. Pete, very good to see you. Martin sa vanl, great to be here with you, buddy. Let me ask you this. What kind of show is it going to be . You already know what the competition is. Is this going to be heavy thinking, political, what kind of man is now going to take over this Late Night Program . Well, a brilliant man, probably the greatest comedian of our generation simply because he can do anything. Sing, dance, he can speak latin during the writers strike. He wrote the entire show himself, so hes a writer. I dont think hes going to reinvent late night. To be fair, hes been doing late night, 11 30. For ten years he did a sketch as the colbert report. It usually only lasts two minutes. I dont think hes going to e reinvent the wheel, but hes definitely going to reinvent himself every night. From the white house Correspondents Dinner when he roasted george w. Bush. He went to iraq and broadcasts the colbert report from one of saddams former palaces. Under the president s orders, shaved his head. The rally for sanity and fear. He went to the vancouver olympics and made a mockery of the citizens united, the Horrible Supreme Court decision with all of the money in politics, he brought so much enlightenment to that. Before i run out of time because i quickly am re. As far as what we think the show is going to be like, is it more cerebral than some of the other fare were watching at this hour . I think hes going to challenge the audience a little bit. He has the goofiness of conan, he can do everything jimmy fallon can do. Hes got all of their tools in his box. I think everybody is going to love Steven Colbert as the host of the late show. I look at the list of guests and theres certainly politicians or politically active people. What do i make of that . Hes hosting a relevant show. Lets going to have more than just politics. Hes going to comment on everything from culture to parenting. I think hes going to do a little bit of what john oliver is doing at hbo. But a lot of what stempb colbert does best which is make us laugh every night. Thank you very much for your insights. Well be back in a moment. I w. Noooo. But then if i want to come back again. Yesss. Its perfect. Now that weve added an adjustable base, my favorite part is to be able to lift your legs up a little bit. Lift the head up a little bit, and it feels like im just cradled. Right now, save up to 500 on select tempurpedic adjustable mattresses sets. Plus get our best financing offer of 0 apr for 72 months. And there you have it. Visit mattress firm, americas number one tempurpedic retailer today, and sleep happy tonight. Ranking from top to bottom. Car company of the year . Luxury cars just seem like they would be top awarded. Yeah. 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