poof. poof, went his sponsors. nike and radio shack, gone. poof went the chairmanship of his foundation, livestrong. now, that is a bad week. last night in austin, lance armstrong spoke in public for the first time since all this went down. and he got a bit philosophical. listen. >> this mission is bigger than me. it's bigger than any individual. there's 28 million people around the world living with this disease. martin luther king said once, we must accept finite disappointment but never lose infinite hope. >> michael birdsong joining me live. i want your reaction to lance armstrong, what he just said. he just quoted dr. martin luther king, jr., about not losing infinite hope. what do you think? >> i think it's a great quote, but the thing is, he's still standing there as the one guy talking to everybody. and for me, that's a conflict of message to me. >> i'm going to tell people who you are now. michael birdsong, you are a livestrong volunteer from way back. your wife is a cancer survivor. you believed in the foundation. you believed in la

>> next thing you know, you heard a little poof-poof. then they're kind of standing there looking at it. >> you kind of pause as you're waiting for the next round of charges. >> you hear another little poof. >> he started to see it teeter. >> the next thing you know, you hear somebody yell it's going the wrong way. >> it started to lean more dramatically to the south, which was the wrong direction. >> then one little girl takes off running like a rabbit and i guess that should have been my first clue. she was smart enough to run. i just wasn't that smart. >> but there's an even greater danger that samantha and marshall haven't seen. >> electric company suddenly realized we were all standing underneath the power lines, and started screaming for everyone to get back. >> amazingly, marshall's not thinking about himself, but his camera. >> i had my camera set up for it to fall right, and it was going left. so i took the time to turn my cameras the littlest bit. >> i turned around and just took off running. >> the tower comes crashing down on

went his sponsors, nike gone, poof with his foundation gone. that is a bad week, last night in austin, lance armstrong spoke in public for the first time it went down, and he got a bit emotional, listen. >> this mission is bigger than me, it is bigger than any individual. there is 28 million people around the world living with this disease. martin luther king jr. said is once, he said we must accept disappointment, but never lose hope. >> there he is on the screen, before i tell the audience who you are, i want your reaction to lance armstrong, what he just said is, just quoting martin luther king jr. about not losing infinite hope, what do you think? >> i think it is a great quote. but the thing is, he is still standing there as the one guy talking to everybody. and for me, that -- that is a conflict. >> yeah. >> a message to me. >> i want to tell people who you are, michael birdsong, you are a livestrong volunteer from way back, way back, your wife is a cancer survivor, you raised a lot of money, you helped, things have changed now. so where

. >>> poofs are asking for the public's -- firefighters are asking for the public's help to help findn arsonist. the fires are set in trash bins and firefighters are worried that the they will spread. >> at least eight fires are blamed on the unknown arsonist. anyone with information about the fires is asked to contact the authorities. >>> a father and his two toddlers are safe thanks to the quick thinking of three people who noticed his car was on fire. this happened on lakeshore avenue in oakland around 5:45 last night. flames and smoke were shooting out of his car. one man helped the driver escape while two women grabbed the 18-month-old babies in the back seat. >> i couldn't get the door open, so i had -- soily to pull the baby out of the window and the other lady grabbed the other window and pulled that baby out. >>> san francisco's first target opened their doors this morning. alex savidge explains why this store is different and tailored just for city shoppers. >> reporter: san francisco's new city target welcomed shoppers this morning for its soft opening. a few hun people cam

hold the thing and, poof, you're in the air. >> start him up. like a kite. string, a parachute, and off you go. >> if it looks familiar, it's another one of devin graham's awesome videos. a regular contributor. from utah joining us, devin did you fly? i've got to know? >> i did fly. the aerials you see me actually flying and i'm completely terrified of heights and i'm in a teeny kind of a car contraption. when i say i'm terrified of heights, you don't realize what that means. >> how did you find out about these guys and end up with them filming this video? >> people see the videos i make. they contact me. we love your stuff. we would love for to you make a video. we'll pay for your expense, kind of a new sport been around 10, 15 years. parabatix, kind of a new theme, started within, i don't know, five, six year, the pile jons and the port is getting bigger and bigger, and the biggest air festival in the world, thought about it. people from around the world were there. those were the people filming. best people at the sport. >> now that you know how to use on

red, same. 4 means it's a fire hazard and poof, catch on fire like that. this is it may detonate. this is the dns hacienda. there is a health hazard but we are clueing into number 4. there is flammable stuff in there when frank and i show up we put on our thinking caps. >> do you think putting this great label on the front door is a good idea? glass front door? may be not. what happens when you leave you leave the door open or when we show up, we break the door down. somewhere to the side is better. hazardous material and how they get into us. you breathe them. you can eat them or get them on you. okay. or they can be injected into you. like if you have hazardous material at the grand autoand you slip and you get stuck. it's in you and on you. stay out of that place. here's a look of hazardous spills. the can tainer is bubling and oozing. bubling liquids or vapors. yeah. anything like that if you see something like that after an earthquake. don't kick it, pick it up or taste it. you will safety first. then everybody around you. isolate the area, for everybody else. and notice the

poof. this is puff the magic dragon is what this is. [ laughter ] >> jennifer: okay.ou are in the debate and you are the president and you know he is going to try to make magic answer out of this specific question about his tax policy. how does the president push back without losing an appealing nice-guy image? >> i think what he does is uses some of his speech at the convention, and use some of bill clinton's speech. talk about the math. it just doesn't add up. how he is not being truthful with the american plan either he has a plan or he doesn't have a plan and now it is the time to explain it. mr. romney, you have an hour and a half to explain it. >> jennifer: that's what the president says. we have time explain it. oh, that would be so perfect. [ laughter ] >> jennifer: so mitt romney is claiming out of his mouth that he is going to -- he -- i think he said -- was going to be fact checking the president during the debates, real time? >> maybe he has a little something in his ear -- >> that didn't work very well it didn't. >> jennifer: describe the fact-checking ex

or zeros is lance armstrong, who was stripped of his record breaking seven tour de france titles, poofgone, disappeared as if they never existed. lance's punishment of course @pp ♪ >>> here comes honey boo boo. i can tell you she's even big er than ever now. there are reports that she's gotten an offer to train with wrestling start bobby e. dr. drew just interviewed honey boo boo. if dr. drew is doing an interview, you know you're going to find out something you've never heard about before. the full interview airs tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "dr. drew on call." always good to see you, my friend. >> the words i never thought i'd hear in sequence, honey boo boo headquarters. my goodness, here we are. >> i know that honey boo boo got particularly comfortable with you, so comfortable in fact, dr. drew that, she actually fell asleep. we have got to watch that together. >> let me ask you some questions. i know, everybody always wants to talk you. is it difficult to be on tv? she's sleeping. is there something exciting you'd like to talk about? >> alana, come on, get it done so we

it's a poof on that and a spoof on a lot of the political videos put out there lately, just trying tot's the reaction been? >> it's been really interesting to see. everything from, you know, she's not as hot as obama girl to more -- just a lot of silly, superficial stuff, then i've met a bunch of wonderful conservatives, such as 'nole shepherd and victoria combs who -- >> sean: it is pretty funny. the picture of paul ryan on the screen now, and this is to olivia newton-john song from some years ago. here you go, "let's get fiscal." not a lot of young people care about fiscal, you're showing charts, social security. do you care about this? >> yes, i really do. ever since i was a kid, my parents let me choose what to believe, keeping me informed. ever since i was 12, i told everybody i wanted to be ann coulter when i drew up. >> sean: have you met ann. >> get. >> no, i haven't. i would like to one day. >> sean: i promise we'll make sure that happens. >> thank you very much. >> sean: it's interesting, because for a long time, it was very hip and fashionable to support barack obama. i kno

take instant potato flakes so if you were going to make mashed potatoes, dump in some water and they poofhave mashed potatoes. if you put these flakes in anything else, things you want to thicken, it will soak up and give you a natural blend. >> creaminess without all the calories. >> i'm a chocolate fanatic. probably won't convince me but i'll listen. >> these were developed at our nbc commissary here and the big difference instead of a cup of oil this is replaced with greek yogurt. it will give the thickness and creaminess because texture is important. i want you to taste this. >> oh, okay. >> you can cut down most of the fat with yogurt. >> you can put this in any brownie mix recipe and you cut down the fat from nearly a cup of oil to about two tablespoons. >> oh, okay. >> someone said don't do it as i was doing it. it's delicious. i'm not kidding. >> again, these are not no calories. it goes from 200 to about 120. >> good enough for me. i'll take it home. next. that's how you know it's good. i'm taking it with me. >> one of the best ways to cut down on sugar, instead of fluff, peanut

do we go on and on or are we just dust and poof and that's just it.deals with how important decisions are that we make. every act of cruelty or act of kindness reverberates for generations to come. things we do, things we don't do all have consequences and helps move forward or take us backwards. so, it's just a broad look on, you know end the farther part t of us play. >> jimmy: we have a clip. do you need to set this up for this. >> i'm in the '70s, and my character is faced with the unique choice, and she has a moment in time where she can make one of those choices, like i told you about, and she can sort of change the way big business and capitalism is handled and she is faced with that and someone is trying to kill her because they think she's very close to busting up big oil companies. >> jimmy: the movie is called "cloud atlas." take a look. >> somebody just forced me off the bridge. >> this is out of control. >> do you though who did it? >> contractor who calls himself bill smoke. and -- >> what? >> he got saks. the press is blaming the plo. h

. >> got the hair poofed. >> that's a trick. that's not his real hair, is it. >> is he a vein guy.eavily scripted. you need a couple of zings yourself like when he falters you pull out that phone book sitting on and call somebody for help or your material is getting about as thin as your hair. >> i can't do the hair thing. >> you can't you are o'reilly he is jon stewart. that will hurt. >> now, gutfeld, you say i should channel you. i should actually think that i'm not talking to stewart. i'm talking to you during the debate? >> yes. because then you become incredibly vicious. my family hates you now. my mother wants me to boycott this show. >> >> bill: i want to explain why because last week i made fun of gutfeld's tie which looked like a choral snake. and he said that his wife picked it out and i, like a wise guy and said where, at goodwill and that alienated the whole gutfeld plan. >> it did. at least i don't look like i'm going to sell time shares at the poconos. >> bill: all week now he has been doing. this i have got 20 of them. >> now, should i be serious tomorrow night with

so it's not impossible that liberalism could go poof. en it's unlikely because it has more vitality for something like communism had. it's a lot more democratic, it's a lot more connected to the people, more flexible, and hence we'll have a lot more fiect in it, i think. i wonder if you could sheet light for me. if you could tell us for a moment from the perspective of someone who is a proponent of living constitution, if he really is a true believer that deaf yailting from the original intent of the constitution is something that is very desirable, how does he justify, you know, parting from the original intent of the constitution, i mean, where do you -- where do you draw the line in a serious self-assessment as a propointed of the living constitution? >> well,, you know, in wilson's hands, the living constitution is not something primary will the judges are concerned with. it's something that all branches of government pursue. and for him, primary will the executive much manufacture more so than the court or the legislature. his idea

so a minute and a half before, poof, it was gone. he was in the right place at the right time. you can hear the rain coming down as well and the wind whipping. >> that was worth it. >> nothing like that around these parts, though. >> thank god for that. right now the time is 5:08. we want to get a check on weather and traffic. good morning, tom. >> good morning. >>> this morning off to a chilly start. you're going to need your winter coat. by the afternoon, you'll be comfortable in short sleeves. a dramatic change coming your way. right now as we look at what's been happening over the last 12 hours, a clear sky overnight. if you're lucky, when you step out and have a couple of minutes, take a look at the sky. you might see a few of the orionid meteors streaking towards our sky. the areas in dark blue are in the 30s. that includes much of virginia, much of maryland, and just about all of west virginia. many locations, shenandoah valley into west virginia are near freezing or below freezing, and closer to washington. in the nearby subshaurbsuburbs,r 40 degrees. as well as right n

. >> poof, all the excitement about the jobs report just gone. >> we had the initial rally this morningt's friday afternoon. i think the markets had the great move. people are suspect of the number. so they took money off the table. i think it makes perfect sense considering next week is earnings season. we're going to start off in earnest and see how it goes. we're prepared for a less than stellar earnings report. i think the market is tired. >> you think now we're going to have a tough time into the elections? there are a lot of people who think going into the elections with governor romney looking a little bit better, this will be supportive of the markets. >> i think it will be, but i think we're going to have the continued volatility. i think we're going to keep hitting our head at 1475, which is what we've done the last three or four times. >> don't talk to david, because we're talking down 20% here. >> october has had in the past a lot of crashes in it, okay. it's also been a bear killer. t.a.r.p., with things turned around and started back up, october. however, in election years

you wake up, and poof, vikram is gone, vikram pandit is gone. what happened?early it's the interaction between board and management that came to a head. but i also wonder how much of a role the regulators might have played. normally at an institution, you wouldn't make such changes in both ceo and coo without first consulting the regulator. so i wouldn't be surprised if some of the time lag that people on your show earlier complained about might not have been due to touching base with constituents such as the regulator. >> with your involvement in banks still, especially in the wake of the financial crisis here, i assume you have seen firsthand what regulators are doing when it comes to banks. >> they are, and they've gotten very heavy-handed of late. i think that wall street and the banks really did not distinguish themselves very well during the crisis, and what's happening now is what frequently happens, you get an overreaction to that. there's an old saying, bad cases make bad laws. and i think we're seeing a bit of that. >> sorry, wilbur, steve weiss. fro

little mini rally we had this morning, poof, it's gone. major averages sitting very close to the lows of the session if not there already. industrials lower by 16 points. 1361. s&p 500 lower by a point to 1407. had gone to 1421. nasdaq lower by half a point. you're essentially looking at the lows for the entire week for the major averages. here's what we're following on "halftime." bull versus bear. earnings taking a hatchet to the recent rally like you just saw. should you be buying the dip? we'll talk to a top strategist. >>> plus, emerging opportunities. morgan stanley sees green chshos in canada. why one fund manager disagrees and where else he's putting his money now. >>> our top story. the battle of the two tech titans. apple versus amazon. both companies reporting after the bell today. but which stock is the better bet right now? let's trade it with stephanie link, joe ter nokn terranova an murphy. >> i like the fact that expectations have come down. i like the fact it's a product cycle story, an ecosystem and all that. fwen gwen, t

quarter of quarter, just when you think the litigation may be coming to an end, poof, there's more.like, phillip morris of the old days. you're not worried about that? >> we're certainly concerned about it. i think what jpmorgan has done is taken litigation reserves, sometimes smaller amounts and sometimes larger amounts -- >> but that costs money and hurts profits, right? >> it does. but in general, they've beaten analyst expectations even with that. we've got $.5 billion litigation reserve in our estimates for the third quarter. we're at $1.37 well above the consensus. it could even be larger, and they could still beat consensus. >> matt, specifically to wells fargo, the housing market does seem to be improving. jpmorgan seems to be getting their act together, the london whale notwithstanding. why wouldn't you like companies like that right now necessarily? >> i look at it this way, bill. i think everybody who's refied has already done it. i think banks are reluctant to lend. i don't want to buy banks for a mortgage play. i don't like the casino aspect of jpmorgan. i like more org

she had a child, and, poof, had a child, but the man was nowhere to be seen.guess it's the fish, you know, bicycle thing, gloria thing. again and again stephanie cutter, couple weeks ago, associate of obama, adviser to obama said women are not concerned about what happened over the last four years. i beg to differ. we are really concerned about what's happened over the last four years. i was particularly appalled at something on obama's website, i think it was last week, came down quickly after the outrage by conservatives, but this whole notion of support this administration, quote, "like your lady parts depend on it." that was on our president's website. it was a cartoon. you can find it all over the internet if you want confirmation he did this. i love dana, she tweeted out shortly after that, you know, i'll support this administration like one of my lady parts depends on it. we conservatives call it a brain. [laughter] i know, i thought it was such a punch. it's incredibly patronizing to diminish women in this way assuming their concerns are irrelevant, th

and the poof, that debate took place, and now ohio, the gap is imrttlyt y oor tio ckithet toury. yeenempving in michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, florida, virginia, north carolina, colorado, neva, all the swing states no longer is ohi lagging behind the rest of them, but the surge br momtitti a mnndhae scceingor campaign that was counting on ohio to be the bulwark that would block the republican challenger. alisyn: the fact that the governor is now within this whisker of the president in ohio pridt's lus debproduct of t orhee fce ay here? >> you have to remember that mitt romney beat him, mitt romney not only was advantaged by the fact that the president was a little list less, he also spoke clearly, spoke in a way that republicans had been an h sodnd lgt at ate wec applausable president. people creased to think of him as some guy who used to fight with rick santorum and newt gingrich and start t think stes o uni he's a guy thaould psed pyar.meer wost watched debate in at least 20 years. the fact is that given the larger audience and given the swing voters they took a look at mi

jersey shore" became an instant hit when it debuted on mtv in 2009, and it introduced the world to the poofnged quite a bit of the on august 26th party girl nicole "snooki" polizzi and jionni lavalle became proud parents of lorenzo dominic. >> i'm just happy that lorenzo is here and -- i'm just happy. i've always wanted a kid, and he's here, and he's healthy and beautiful. >> well, nicole and jionni are here for their first live interview since lorenzo's birth. welcome to both of you. you're making me cry here. >> so emotional. every time i seeity want to cry. >> how has this adjustment been for you guys. new parents. almost two months old, will be on friday. >> you know me, want to have a good time, where's the next party, what am i going to do tonight and now it's like i love my baby, what can we do with him? totally different. >> jionni, has she changed a lot? >> oh, yeah. she's a great mom. it's just time-consuming. 24 hours. a lot of fun though. >> did i hear this right, jionni, that nicole was putting on makeup in the delivery room? will some things never change. >> wanted to look goo

that's five-point advantage, poof, gone. this is, again, the gallup tracking poll.e asking, what about the state polls? they are the ones certainly that count, especially battleground states, florida, ohio, virginia, and, yes, we are seeing signs of movement toward romney. but do keep in mind that before last wednesday, before the first debate, those three big states were firming up quite nicely for the president. obviously you and i will be watching those states very, very closely as we inch toward the election. on the debates, look at the calendar. keep this in mind. we have a vice presidential debate this coming thursday, biden versus ryan. then a week from tomorrow, obama versus romney. then, those two, again, two weeks from today, the last debate before the election. on foreign policy as well. so mitt romney, speaking up, today, giving this 20-much speech specifically on foreign policy. foreign policy not one of romney's stronger suits thus far. our latest poll showing him trailing the president by seven points on that item. foreign policy. joining me now from

and then poof, that debate took place, and now ohio, the gap is closed in ohio and more importantly for mitt romney it's starting to track with the rest of the country. as you see romney improving in michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, florida, virginia, north carolina, colorado, nevada, all the swing states no longer is ohio lagging behind the rest of them, but the surge is taking place there, this is a break-flew moment for mitt romney and it has to be disconcerting for the obama campaign that was counting on ohio to be the bulwark that would block the republican challenger. alisyn: the fact that the governor is now within this whisker of the president in ohio is this all a by-product of the president's lack luster debate or are there other forces at play here? >> you have to remember that mitt romney beat him, mitt romney not only was advantaged by the fact that the president was a little list less, he also spoke clearly, spoke in a way that republicans had been begging him to do for a longtime and he stood and delivered in that debate. what he did was become applausable president. pe

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next thing you know, within 24 hours, the government knows it is terrorism and poof, that thing justs. >> yeah. i think rewriting history is just a twist on what i've proved which is that they're deleting history. that is the line couldn't be that they had warnings, but then again, if you didn't have warnings, the follow-up question being why did you ignore them, then why didn't you? they didn't want this to be terrorism. they needed this to be a law enforcement issue, which is the way they treat everything. but they needed it to be spontaneous because otherwise the one issue they say we can't talk about for the next six weeks, how is he performing in office is going to be broad, front and center, even by this media. they may look at what's going on there if this is terrorism and the last thing this administration wants the media turned to finally, is asking what's going on with them? >> steve: sure. but you know how the main stream media works. if folks in the white house are saying, look, there is no story there, 90% of main stream media doesn't look at this. >> what i -- "washingt

he was supposed to make up for the president's poof p.m.ance -- poor performance.raldo here to weigh in on that. >> steve: and a fired up joe biden upstaging his boss' performance about a week ago, but paul ryan still had some debate advice for him. >> what i think people would be better served if we don't keep interrupting each other. >> steve: you probably agree. was mr. biden too aggressive? was he disrespectful? did you think he was delightful? we'll report and you will decide. >> brian: let's see if i can do this without being interrupted by geraldo. then paul ryan's most threwed advisor revealed this 7-year-old son, this adorable snapshot, little sam did after the debate. everyone is talking about. "fox & friends" starts now. >> steve: we had no idea you were on the set. >> i thought brian queued me. >> brian: it was like the honeymooners. they would just like roll the cameras and see what happened. >> gretchen: he actually said, i hope geraldo won't interrupt me. >> oh, i see. >> gretchen: you must have heard geraldo. [ laughter ] you learn well. >> gretchen

if you're watching about 9:20, poof, there he is. we got a new graphic for you. >> i like it.hanks. have a good week. coming up, he is the star of one of the most popular shows in america. ncss: chris o'donnell here next. so come on over. >> steve: he just handed ted, our camera guy, his cup of coffee. back on this day in 1960 was "save the last dance for me" by the drifters [ mother ] you can't leave the table till you finish your vegetables. [ clock ticking ] [ male announcer ] there's a better way... v8 v-fusion. vegetable nutrition they need, fruit taste they love. could've had a v8. or...try kids boxes! >> brian: the answer to the aflac trivia question is emeril legace. the winner is katherine from san antonio, texas. congratulations. >> gretchen: he takes on terrorists, defending our national security, on the hit show "ncis: los angeles." >> is anyone here? mellow? -- hello? you work here? >> there is customer service there, huh? >> gretchen: chris o'donnell joins us live again this morning. so glad you made it back to the curvy couch. >> good morning. good to be here. >