thankful for kip. i was glad to see him help me get out of there. >> it kind of hit me emotionally this is not your normal crash. this is a lot more than that. >> up in the announcer's booth larry car also struggles to keep his composure. >> i'm struck speechless by what's happened. it's very phenomenal, very hard to explain what has just taken place. >> incredibly terry has only suffered some bruises and a slight burn on his hand. as the crowd celebrates his rescue, workers remove his car from the track. the race continues, but without terry and kip. >> kip decided to just kind of, you know, bow out and take it easy and just relax the rest of the night after, obviously, a harrowing situation. >> later that night, he posts the fiery video. it has an instant impact. >> it was on youtube before i got home. people were calling me and telling me about it. >> kip sees it as a reminder of the danger he faces. he knows at any time he could be the one in need of rescue. >> there's a chance that i could be upsi

>> still notifying the next of kip. they don't want to say anything yet. >> elise, thank you for that. back right after this. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. don't start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. tell your doctor if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b,

you raise kip. an interesting thing about kip. published a study about them talking specifically about african-american students. 40% left there in texas over the last ten years. >> you're cherry picking bogus statistics. no offense. >> wait, wait. okay. so we have -- >> won't let you dis kip's -- >> i will. since it's my show. no, no. i'm not going to allow anyone to dis anyone on this program. what i am going to say is that we do have to deal with data and that those data are not as easily demonstrative jonathan as would you suggest. that they just show that kip schools always perform. we talked earlier about the very idea of what tools are we using to measure assessment and i don't think that julian is dissing kip schools. he's offering additional data. everybody hold on right there. a family that says school choice is no cure-all. when you take a closer look... ...at the best schools in the world... ...you see they all have something very interesting in common. they have teachers... ...with a deeper knowledge of their subjects

out toward the east still on the warmer side. 20 degrees in moscow. 25 in kip and down towards the south excessive heat. 33 degrees expected in athens on your friday. here is the extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, a senior chinese communist party leader has played host to some elder statesmen from japan. politicians from both countries are taking tns criticizing each other over a dispute in the east china sea. he's a member of the communist party bureau standing committee. he holds the fourth most powerful position in the party. he met with the delegation of japanese lawmakers of the japan business federation and friendship associations. japan nationalized the islands two weeks ago. china and taiwan claimed the territory. he criticized japan for going ahead with the purchase despite protests. the country's normalize diplomatic ties 40 years ago. he says the relations have been significant development during that time and have brought great benefits to both countries. that's all for this edition of "newsline." thanks for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer pro

yom kip purpose end -- yom kippur ends tomorrow. >>> take a lins. this is what they will be talking about tonight. >> we'll tell you what it took to wen -- win one of these coming up on the list. >> here's what's coming up tonight on abc2. >>> before we go, let's take a look at what we're working on. cutting your waist line and cutting your budget at the same time. tonight abc2 works for you. we'll go shopping with a registered dietitian to see how you can eat healthy without banking the -- breaking the bank. >> all right. it's comfortable out there, 70s. a little dinner outside. >> or the game. >> or the game. let's take a look at temperatures. 73 degrees. yesterday it was 62. we are making good progress in the temperature department. clouds in place. a mild 66 degrees. the clouds will be in here right around the 11:00. abc2 news at 11. showers sneak in by tomorrow. 81 tomorrow. it is going to feel more like summer. >> a bounceback. >> exactly. we're back into the 70s for thursday and friday. a couple of scattered showers for friday. ravens game lo

. >> let's talk about where this is being applied, kip and riverdale, some of the examples here in the. there are these t schools in llaton approach re to teaching character. infinity is a charter middle school, serving a mostly low income population in west harlem. riverdale is one of the most exclusive private schools in the city and together they have developed this list of character strengths, working with them optimism, and at kip they have actually develop a character report card, no the calling it a character growth card, that esra sgtoukids on allev of times a year. and i think the point behind the character report card is not so much you don't g held back for not having enough curiosity, it's not sort of a strict report card b a way for teachers and parents and kids to talk about acter. caon t t we do l know from the research is that a lot of kids don't think they can change their character, they don't think they can change themselves in any kind of profound way, and when they hear theessage that actually these character trenstrengths are malleable, they can get better it make

i want to thank john hop kips university which will be focusing on how to best care for child victimsalls e of the largest purchasers of goods and services in the world the united states government will lead by example. we've already taken steps to make sure our contractors do not engage in forced labor and today we're going to go further. i've signed a new ecutive order that raises b it's specific about the prohibitions. it does more to protect workers, ensures stronger mpliance, in short we're making clear that american tax dlars must never, ever, be used to support the trfickinof hum gs il have zero tolerance, we mean what we say, we will enforce it. [ applause ] of course no government, no nation can meet this challenge alon everybody has a responsibility. every nation can take action. mode anti-trafficking laws must be passed and enforced. justice systems must be strengthened. victims mu be cared for. ngss should renew the trafficking victims protection act, whether you are conservative or liberal, democrat or republican, this is a no-brainer, this is something we should all agre

coalition forces are investigating the attack which kipped at least six civilians. our bureau in bangkok has the details. >>> the taliban says it is behind the bombing which occurred on saturday at the facility used by international security forces in the afghan capital, kabul. an attacker blew himself up as he neared the front gate of the facility. the bombing killed at least six civilians, including children, and wounded five others. the taliban has told nhk that the insurgent group began preparing for the assault months in advance. coalition forces said at a press conference on monday that the bomber was a 14-year-old boy and that they are investigating the incident. the suicide bombing follows an announcement on friday that the u.s. government is classifying the pakistan base, taliban-affiliated haqani network as a terrorist organization. the u.s. froze the group's assets in the united states in a move that is hardening the taliban. here's our report. >> reporter: the haqani network has repeatedly launched terrorist attacks in neighboring afghanistan. the u.s. a

column today which sounds remarkably similar to you, three-quarters of the kids who graduated from the kipmy which is viewed as one of the great charter schools out there three quarters of those kids did not make it through college, and his point was they did not have the emotional foundation as opposed to the sorts of aspects of education you are talking about. >> look at the end of the day, we have to educate the whole child. education is hard work, and it's not always linear. so that's part of the reason why teachers keep saying why are you demonizing us for doing the work to make a difference in the lives of kids. we all know we need to step up. that's why we're focused on making sure teachers who are good can be valued and if somebody can't teach they shouldn't be in the profession. but we have to focus on all of kids needs. >> eliot: you and i did not always agree when i was in government, but one thing i always understood was that you and your union wanted reform that was meaningful that was going to get a better education for the kids. randi weingarten, the president of the america

mark not kip says the democrats will have to make the case we are better off now than we were four years ago. >> they will have to come back and say this is what we inherited although people are getting tired of that. tell people what they have done in terms of actual progress that is 22 or 23 straight months of job growth and then, more than anything, if i can quote my friend mark shields because i don't steal things, he said they have to lay out in specifics what they are going to do in this next four years. >> reporter: president obama will accept the nomination on thursday at the 74,000 seat stadium of the nfl's carolina panthers. >>> mitt romney will spend much. this week in new hampshire and vermont getting ready for the upcoming presidential debates. running mate paul ryan will be campaigning in the battleground state of ohio this morning. he will speak about the economy at a rally to about 2,000 people. ryan will then head to iowa in the afternoon for two days of catch painting there. >>> it is election day in parts of northern virginia. a special election to fill the district 45

. >> with the, at kip we actually provide character education.kipp we believe that character is just as important as academics. and we've always believed it, and we've always thought about how we can develop a child's character, their self-control their optimism so they can be more successful in life. we're lucky now that we really have backed up renowned psychologists that have done work. martin seligman angela duckworth have done work on how seven character strengths specifically can help make a child happy and successful which is ultimately what we want. >> we have a panel on this tomorrow morning. we have prepared a segment for "rock center" this coming week on this very thing with one of kipp's co-founders. you can't change the environment at home. you get the children for as long as you get the children hopefully to have huge influence on them. but teaching character is also a polite way of saying look life is going to throw good and bad at you and there's a way to convert what some people would call failures there's a way to convert what s

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celebrating on sunday kip pardue turns 26. jermaine dupree is 40. and who holds a black welt? mireille enos who turns 37 on saturday. >> monday, "entertainment tonight" at the emmys. sofia, tina, juliana, the red carpet hits and misses. >> i love it. >> what you didn't see on tv's biggest night. then usher's ex-wife. >> this is your very first television interview. >> it was time to finally clear things up. >> what she's only telling "e.t." inside the mansion they once shared. >> why would a judge give usher primary custody? >> that's monday. >> that's it for this weekend show. hope you had as much fun as we did. for more on the stories you've just seen and the late breaking hollywood news go to etonline.com. >> time to rock out. we reported to you earlier usher was joining the voice. here's "scream" from his chart topping album "looking for myself." >> good-bye, everybody. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com (pnuematic drill pounding) i can't do it. i can't testify. mr. campbell, the attorney general has put together a grand jury based primarily on your testimony. that's

. >> also at the festival, kip jones, a member of the famous king charles troupe.m of the unicycle community. >> they dribble, they shoot, they dunk, we jump rope. anything imaginable you might see the harlem globetrotters do, we do it on unicycles. >> never been on a unicycle. do you have any tips? >> lock your legs and move your hips. >> i get more advice from two riders a little closer from my skill level. what do you think i should do to learn? >> sit up straight and your hands all the way up to the sky. >> so you can balance on your unicycle and you don't fall off. >> anything else? >> no. >> then it's time for my lesson. >> we invented unicycle training wheel to give people the ability to find out what it's like to ride a unicycle without having the balance. this seat needs to turn, wind up in one direction, twist your shoulder, and follow up with the core to twist that seat. that's it, she just got her license, everybody. one foot. way to go. >> feeling confident, i decide to take off the training wheel. oh, my god, i'm doing it. >> looking straight ahead, w

and these patients at johns hop kips children center have gained internet fame and they're sending a great message. let's head over to adam for a check of our forecast. >> a beautiful weekend it is. shaping up to be a great weekend with low humidity and comfortable conditions outside. a slight chance of a sprinkle late. and we talked about the undies 5,000. if you want more information you can go to www.undies 5,000.org. let's go to maryland our camera up there scattered cumulus cloud but overall a bright day and only 56 degrees. that's the time in frostburg. i don't know but i'm getting excited to see some know salt lake city on that camera. that's not going to happen any time soon. a very refreshing breeze. gusting up to 15 miles per hour. we're running below average in the temperature department. mostly sunny and beautiful with a low humidity. low humidity again tomorrow and partly cloudy conditions with a passing sprinkle possible lay in the day tomorrow. primarily west of washington overall a dry weekend. just a few degrees warmer tomorrow. more on your week ahead and chances of

called the williams fire, firefighters say it began near the kip fire. the park attracts visitors for camping and resorts. it is used by northern california residents, and it is extremely dry at this time of year. while no homes are threatened, firefighters have evacuated much of the area so they have. about three hundred firefighters are on the lines as well as a number of planes and air tankers from above, dropping retardant and water on this fire, which is burning, very difficult conditions, steep terrain and the brush is dry. this latest fire in northern california comes as the fire season across the west. major fires have burned in colorado, arizona, montana, oregon, washington and california. it's really not even the main part of the fire season in the golden state. that comes in september and october when the santa anna winds return. even so it's extremely dry, and the drought continues to stretch firefighters very thin as the fires continue to burn. in los angeles, ed housely, fox news. >>> back at home, people lined the streets of anne arundel c

today they said because it is the yom kip pur holiday and founthat additionally offensive.tely right, andrea. he is not the figure he once was in 2006 and 2007 when he came to new york and lots of people paid tention. he's the same old person with the same old vile and vitriol hatred against israel. he'sracaeduced figure in his own country. he's had a very difficult last two years as president. he's been warring with the supreme leader of iran as well as with the parliament there. he will be out of office next year. the united stes vern w righnot show up in the general assembly. at least 12 others countries boycotted the event. that's a little unusual at the united nations but he deserves it because he doesn't ever say anything useful and given our strong support for israel in particular, we had to make a stement today, thebama admisttion did make a stem w noio listen to him anymore. >> do you think that the administration made a mistake in having the president really not in action here? this is the first time, really unprecedented for him to have no r esaallies, but morsi

lewis played the character kip epps on the biker drama for two seasons. >>> this one is out of left field. a new chapter for the search of jimmy hoffa. the fbi and police in michigan are now looking into the possibility that hoffa's body is in fact buried in the backyard of this home near detroit. police say they have received a tip from a man who says he saw men bury a body just hours after hoffa went missing back in 1975. hoffa, for the record, was declared dead on july 30th, 1982. >>> authorities in phoenix say a man wanted to find out how fast police would react to a mock terror attack so he dressed his 16-year-old nephew with a sheet and sent him to a street with a fake grenade launcher. he pointed the mock weapon at passing cars. the man was arrested nearly two months after video of the hoax went viral on youtube. >> that's just crazy. ridiculous. >>> anyway, a drug-sniffing dog the only certified member of the police force in a very small town in eastern new mexico. the police chief just resigned and he faces felony charges in an illegal gun sale. the town's only other officer isn'

. >> tipping their kips to the appreciative fans here at m & t bank stadium. >> reporter: nfl refs are used to boos and abuse. they aren't used to standing ovations, but thursday night in baltimore that's exactly what they got. >> we are excited to have the real refs back. >> tucker the kick. >> reporter: the first nfl game of the season to be refereed by full-time experienced officials. >> i think the players know. i think the coaches know, and we can all get back to concentrating on football. >> reporter: this season began with the lockout imposed by the league and a team of less experienced replacement refs. >> i mean, i'm sure the replacement refs are really nice people, and they tried their best, but they were in way over their head. >> oh, baby, just good, and the patriots are saying no! >> reporter: first three weeks of games were marred by controversial calls and chaos. coaches grabbing refs. >> oh, boy. well, that's a few bucks. >> who did they give it to? touchdown! >> reporter: culminating in monday night's final play that was labeled a disgrace. >> i don't like the way this

interesting night last night, we went to two home jewish families in new jersey to join them for their yom kip pup brepur break-fast. president obama got 78% of the jewish vote in 2008. mccain, 21% of the vote but we wanted to talk to these fam bliss their different views because netanyahu and the president have been making so many headlines right now and you mitt romney. we talked a lot about that red line whether the president is clear enough making a red line with iran. netanyahu publicly criticizing the administration for not doing that romney citing with netanyahu. take a listen to the family we met with last night who are supporting president obama. >> i think he has made it hard for the united states to keep israel with this special ally status that it's had because the united states can't be pushed around by anyone. i just think that obama is being very rational and reasonable to a bully right now. >> the president taking the iran threat seriously enough right now or does netanyahu have a point? >> he has built an international coalition. he has succeeded in buildi in i embargo against

viewers may know lewis for his role at kip on the cable tv show, "sons of anarchy."had lewis on their radar. they had serious concerns about his mental health. this summer johnny lewis was sentenced for trying to break into a woman's home in santa monica, and at one point in that he faced eight felony charges. he was given three years' probation. at the scene outside that home, a neighbor and a handyman were beaten as well. they say that lewis beat them up. they also found the body of a cat inside the landlady's home. jenna: a lot of questions remain there. harris, thank you. >> reporter: sure. gregg: new questions about the obama administration's handling of a terror attack that killed four americans at the u.s. consulate in libya. some political watchers are saying governor romney could be on the brink of a campaign surge ahead of the crucial debates, and both candidates hit the trail this week in the same swing states on the same days. who won the week? bob beckel is cohost of "the five" and a former democratic campaign manager. ed rollins has lots of experience m

. >> tipping their kips to the appreciative fans here at m & t bank stadium. >> reporter: nfl refs are used to boos and abuse. they aren't used to standing ovations, but thursday night in baltimore that's exactly what they got. >> we are excited to have the real refs back. >> tucker the kick. >> reporter: the first nfl game of the season to be refereed by full-time experienced officials. >> i think the players know. i think the coaches know, and we can all get back to concentrating on football. >> reporter: this season began with the lockout imposed by the league and a team of less experienced replacement refs. >> i mean, i'm sure the replacement refs are really nice people, and they tried their best, but they were in way over their head. >> oh, baby, just good, and the patriots are saying no! >> reporter: first three weeks of games were marred by controversial calls and chaos. coaches grabbing refs. >> oh, boy. well, that's a few bucks. >> who did they give it to? touchdown! >> reporter: culminating in monday night's final play that was labeled a disgrace. >> i don't like the way this

kip o'neal and ronald reagan. we fixed the problem. we need something like that today. of course, have come to you with a bit of bias in terms of how we might fix the problem because i was ronald reagan's treasury secretary for a four years, and my view strongly held view is not that americans pay too few taxes. but that our government spend too much. and i think that the that view is incooperated pretty well both in semp son bowls and in the pete domenici proposal. one thing i know is that that a broad bipartisanship agreement someone mentioned earlier a grand bargain, if you will, is going to be necessary if we're going able to stabilize our debt. we cannot continue to move guard with a debt to gdp of over 100% as far as the eye can see. and a grand bargain, of course, is going require something that sadly, and many of the participates have said, is going require something that's become a dirty word up there in disney land than is comprise. i'm not going -- i won't go in to the domestic consequences that i think would be associated if we just continue on the current p

orleans after the hurricane we had to reinvent the system and whether the people from teach for america, kipwe at thes aspend institute put together a working group of new schools, new thinking group, went down there and did a little bit of what mr. barrett just said, which is create a whole network of charter schools, more than 65% of the kids in new orleans are in charter schools and to answer your question, charters are allowed to innovate a lot more and parents can pick and choose. in broadmoore, new orleans, there are three different schools, one stayed open until 7:00 p.m. so the others had to stay open later in order to get the students to go there. likewise they had a longer school year so you get more innovation like that and we at the aspen institute are looking for ways to push innovation. >> do grades improve and scores? >> in louisiana, john white is here, who was head of the recovery school district in louisiana superintendent can tell you there have been double-digit score gains in the past three years. >> what would steve jobs say about education in america today? >> you look

i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sore kip.ay's top global market stories, many forecasters expect the central bank to go ahead and do it, launch a third round of quantitative easing. signal that a weak economy may warrant ultra low interest rates for at least another three years. but this is anything but certain. the fmoc will announce its decision at 12:30 eastern. the chairman bernanke will hold a news conference at 2:15 eastern. we will have complete coverage right here on cnbc. allied financial is the old g mac. >> on life support. >> so their latest commercial has this leading economist sitting there and someone says you can tell me where cd rates will be in two years and he just gives one answer, he says no. and i guess they want to give issue kind of floating -- i don't know what they're trying to sell. but normally that would be the answer. but given what the fed -- you almost can say. >> it would be at the same level. >> the one thing that's staggering, you do polls, what would polls of economists say on the efficacy

here, there was not public kindergarten, but had to drive the child to massachusetts to find public kippedrten because there were no options in her state when she moved here. she's worried about the same child's tuition in unh. that's what i hear in diner stops along the way. >> i hear people in small business particularly trying to start a business or grow their business, and they are crushed by the lloc tax you supported, an additional burden on their growth. they are concernedded about the regulatory environment when regulators come in and try to interrupt what nay are doing, and the people working there see whaps happening. it's not just the business owners we are talking about. it's the workers in the manufacturing businesses of the state that have, you know, have just a high school degree, but they have the power of their -- and the courage of their convictions to make a go of it in our society. they want freedom and liberty, maggie, to realize the american dream in the new hampshire vein ewe. i'm concerned we are not giving the fair and fighting chance as middle americans, as small

. >> for the person who doesn't understand what yom kip ser all about, take us through the meaning. > in coming here, i saw a sign that said cleaning messing alterations, and i thought that's the spirit of the holidays, the time to spiritually cleanse ones self. the time that the prayers, the total readings challenge us to be better and ultimately we have to make changes. that's what yom kippur is, it's about making the changes and someone said the smartest guy he ever met was his taye tailor. every time he went he measured him to see how he changed. >> clayton: and we talk about someone who the change happened overnight. you made the point it's not about changing overnight. it's a gradual process. >> we believe in behavior modification and small steps a good deed and the person tomorrow could be better than who he or she was yesterday and that's to me the best form of change, more lasting. >> clayton: historically though take us back to the history of this holiday and is it rooted, is it rooted in this day, one specific day or is it a long-- >> no, a certain day of this month, the 10

his comment to his colleague kip thorne, that i would rather be right than rigorous signals a shift ins way of doing science. what he meant was he had taken too long trying to underpin everything with unassailable mathematics, you're liable to miss the forest for the trees, that he prefers to perhaps be 90% certain and then move on. his latest ideas haven't received the same level of acceptance as hawking radiation is. at least not yet. but they do serve a certain different purpose. he throws out these ideas and everybody stories about them because a lot of interest, a lot of that to be. a lot of people who do a lot of mathematics and calculations see what stephen is writing. so it's not all for nothing but it's not just throwing out science fiction. and in spite of his tendency to become more speculative, one of his recent contributions with james hartle and thomas, this was something that he insisted had to be in my book but it was something i really hadn't realized it done and wanted -- pointed me to the papers and said it is there. was to suggest the way of determining evidence act