she wrote also a children's bock. bock. how does any last requests mr. baldwin?u mind grabbing my phone and opening the capital one purchase eraser? i need to redeem some venture miles before my demise. okay. it's easy to erase any recent travel expense i want. just pick that flight right there. mmm hmmm. give it a few taps, and...it's taken care of. this is pretty easy, and i see it works on hotels too. you bet. now if you like that, press the red button on top. ♪ how did he not see that coming? what's in your wallet? >> each weekday hear my commentery on the huckabee report. details at mikehuckabee.com. all right. everybody wants to know about the weather. is it hot? do i need an umbrella or carry a heavy jacket? and kids want to know if there is a snow day so they can get out of school. fox's janice don't has the answers because she is the weather machine. (applause) whether it is the extreme weather blizzards, she is busy raising two young sons and struggling with multiple sclers onnis. janice has a brand new bock helping kids learn about the weather. it is c

she wrote also a children's bock.each weekday hear my commentery on the huckabee report. details at mikehuckabee.com. all right. everybody wants to know about the weather. is it hot? do i need an umbrella or carry a heavy jacket? and kids want to know if there is a snow day so they can get out of school. fox's janice don't has the answers because she is the weather machine. (applause) whether it is the extreme weather blizzards, she is busy raising two young sons and struggling with multiple sclers onnis. janice has a brand new bock helping kids learn about the weather. it is called freddie, the frog caster. >> oh, my gosh. this audience is fantastic. >> they are great. (applause) >> see now i am addicted. i want them to come while i do the weather. and i do it in back of the green screen and when i give a good forecast. >> you predict rain and blizzards. >> they can go boo. >> and this bunch will. >> case interactive. >> a lot of people don't understand that you are one of the happiest and upbeat people i know and th

she wrote also a children's bock.om the classic lines to the elegant trim in each and every piece, ♪ kohler will make your reality a dream. yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. >> each weekday hear my commentery on the huckabee report. details at mikehuckabee.com. all right. everybody wants to know about the weather. is it hot? do i need an umbrella or carry a heavy jacket? and kids want to know if there is a snow day so they can get out of school. fox's janice don't has the answers because she is the weather machine. (applause) whether it is the extreme weather blizzards, she is busy raising two young sons and struggling with multiple sclers onnis. janice has a brand new bock helping kids learn about the weather. it is called freddie, the f

do you have recommonedations for bocks and kids. there and there was a platform and my four year old one day tock a wash clothe and the water came out and momma, that is a cloud. and i am thinking that is a smart by. and i realized they have an appreciation at a young age for weather. and i did with freddie the frog frog casting weather since he was a tadpole and his parents encouraged the love of weather. and they get hymnbooks and his station outside and he takes an interest in the weather, an early interest and i think one of the main lessons in there is encourage your children about what they most love to do, even if they are small, hard work pays off. what i also want to do with the book, which i think is a lovely story and beautiful illustrations, russ cox did an amazing job, but there's meteorology terms that i simplified a little bit and it's also very educational and i don't think we get it a lot in children's books. >> the old saying by mark twain, everybody talks about the weather but doesn't do anything about it. janice

do you have recommonedations for bocks and kids.a platform and my four year old one day tock a wash clothe and the water came out and momma, that is a cloud. and i am thinking that is a smart by. and i realized they have an appreciation at a young age for weather. and i did with freddie the frog frog casting weather since he was a tadpole and his parents encouraged the love of weather. and they get hymnbooks and his station outside and he takes an interest in the weather, an early interest and i think one of the main lessons in there is encourage your children about what they most love to do, even if they are small, hard work pays off. what i also want to do with the book, which i think is a lovely story and beautiful illustrations, russ cox did an amazing job, but there's meteorology terms that i simplified a little bit and it's also very educational and i don't think we get it a lot in children's books. >> the old saying by mark twain, everybody talks about the weather but doesn't do anything about it. janice dean did something ab

she wrote also a children's bock.male announcer ] at his current pace, bob will retire when he's 153, which would be fine if bob were a vampire. but he's not. ♪ he's an architect with two kids and a mortgage. luckily, he found someone who gave him a fresh perspective on his portfolio. and with some planning and effort, test janice dean has the answers because she's the weather machine. when she is not navigating that, looking at extreme weather, blizzards, she's busy raising two young sons at the same time struggling with multiple sclerosis. janice has a brand-new book that helps kids learn about the fr weather called "freddie the frogcaster." are great. (applause) " are great. >> see now i am addicted. i want them to come while i do the weather. and i do it in back of the green screen and when i give a good forecast. >> you predict rain and blizzards. >> they can go boo. >> and this bunch will. >> case interactive. >> a lot of people don't understand that you are one of the happiest and upbeat people i know and that'

high school football coach who suspended the team on the life lessons you can't learn studying a play bock. >> americans you want the repolled and i wont be surprised if the democrats secretly wanted it repolled. the show down on capitol hill. ♪ >> welcome to huckabee. we are coming to you from little rock, arkansas. brace yourself, because i think there may be one aspect of obama care where the president is absolutely right. >> if it was as bad as they said it was going to be, they could let it happen and everybody would hate it so much and then everybody vote to repeal it and that would be the end of it. >> the republicans need to stop fighting among themselves about who dislikes obama care the most. every single republican in the house and senate voted against it. everyone. not one republican is on the hook for obama care. the democrats own it totally and completely. and if the republicans in the house and senate feel it is it a job- killing and economy busting disaster and increase costs and limit medical choices and leave people in the lurches, there is a way to fight it more effectiv

guy like larnie bock (sounds like) set up huge, motor driven harp. i don't know how to explain it. 40 foot of motors that he had running over strings and wires. and then played each string individually with the mixer. there is a feeling of euphoria when somebody's really good at what they do. experiencing a buffer, pushing your bowels out your rear. different. a lot of noise. you don't play clubs with a cleaning schedule, a guy coming in the morning emptying the beer bottles. you play the warehouse. if you travel around you will see the exact same kind of weirdos doing their own thing. it is like in the bay area it's even more absurd. there seems to be more people that in a place like new york or tokyo. we did a show in new york, i didn't think that anyone was at hardly, and people come up and said i saw the show. i wish they had some kind of breakfast noise going on over there. i think a lot of people were being, walking out of the shows. that was incredible. i can't believe it's over already, after two hours. if you are reluctant to enjoy something

critic and saying that republicans are holding thr country hostage to reform a law that is on the bocklure. the country is based on things that people are saying. andÑi in the end of the day com Ñi we anticipate there is an opportunity for compromise. >> the time is running out and american people are frustrated and it is time to get real and not a game. people will be hurt and do your job and the right thing. >> messages from jim mcgovern. they are son to trickle out and get ready for the votes. republicans have a meeting set for 8:30 and appear to be standing if i were. >> and push back coming from the american public. looking to the polling, millions of americans don't want obama care and republicans are representing them. when are democrats in the senate plan to formally reject this >> monday at 2 o'clock the senate will return to work. and they are off for the weekend and aides said they are not planning to work on sunday. and the clock will be ticking and there will be ten hours and the game of ping-pong back and forth and the september demanding that senate fund the government.

. >> if bocks don't excite you, maybe food, wipe and bee will.ive cooking demonstrations, music and book signings too. the book festival is located at charles and center street. >> if you would rather be on the waters head to the state park middle riff too many. holding ultimate festival. temperatures right now 68 annapolis. 69 at the airport. 72 in bel air. we are looking good, around 70. trimming back the temperatures end up in the 50s for tonight. notice, this morning, this going to drift in for saturday. more clouds saturday, more sunshine by sunday. how fitting. we look to the south, this is going to be an interesting storm. it could become for a brief period of time a subtropical system. the good news with this, it's too far off towards the east to see precipitation. if you are going to ocean city, you may see bands of showers pivoting off the coast and at times seeing damp spots. this could be towards the mouth of chesapeake, packs river, seeing scattered showers over the weekend to. the west, high pressure, this is gorgeous weather. this

i think that was the joy in writing the bock, was-- well, the first big joy was remembering everything. and then getting out. and realizing like you said, we're all alone together, i think lily tomlin said and that our paths are very similar. and that was, remembering all the stuff from when i was a little kid, of course. but the, when you start working clubs and opening for acts, and where you shouldn't be, and where you should be, it gets-- you realize you have a life. >> jon: i love the idea of when you first started working, blood, sweat and tears i think is the band you opened for. >> it's one of my first jobs, getting $1125, i am in january-- $125, januariton pennsylvania, i have no billing, they have no idea that anybody else is in the show. the audience has timed their drugs for their headline. (laughter) and so i come out. and i do, you know, really well. but it's still new. they don't know who i am. i haven't been on anything. and i did really good. finished. blood, sweat and tears, their big song, spinning wheel. they count him down. david clayton thomas walks out, he's magi

and carol bock is our manager who has been monitoring that work. we think the cost to clean up that hoedown yard are pretty small to residential standards in the neighborhood of $600,000. we're buying the property on an as is basis so really what would happen is we would sale the property to a future developer. they would clean up the site if they were going to do residential use or leave it as it is and build a commercial use which is allowed under current closure. >> so we'll be responsible or the developer -- >> yes. >> where is the yard going to move to? >> we discussed this and the commission expressed a concern that it not move to port property. pg and e heard that. so we can't tell you where it's going to move to. that will be part of pg and e due diligence over this next period of time as finding an alternative location for that use, but i think we can report to you that it won't be on port property. >> thank you. my last question is the 7 water front benefit fund, the $665,000 what is that based on. >> i think that number is wrong. >> me t

now, face bock points to a study it did with t-mobile on its latest rebranding campaign, claiming it influenced the atigs of naearly 800,000 new customer. though my sources stress that it's the data that drives decisions, it can't hurt facebook in its negotiations that its stock has been on fire. tyler, you've got to think there's some sort of psychological effect. >> exactly, that the two have to be sort of symbiotic. a 100% gain in three months. >> it's amazing. >> thank you. good to have you here. >>> breaking news in the bond market. let's check with mr. santelli with those seven-year notes. sir? >> seven-year notes, $29 billion, the yield at auction, moments ago, 2.058, the wen issued where it was trading in yield before the auction was completed, 205 offered at 204.50. so it tailed close to a full base point, 0.8, .09. the bid to cover the auction average. but like many auction of late, they've been less aggressive. so take that into consideration. "c" minus no matter how you slice this auction, it was definitely the spongiest of the three. sue, back to you. >> rick, thank you

guy like larnie bock (sounds like) set up huge, motor driven harp.'t know how to explain it. 40 foot of motors that he had running over strings and wires. and then played each string individually with the mixer. there is a feeling of euphoria when somebody's really good at what they do. experiencing a buffer, pushing your bowels out your rear. different. a lot of noise. you don't play clubs with a cleaning schedule, a guy coming in the morning emptying the beer bottles. you play the warehouse. if you travel around you will see the exact same kind of weirdos do

use tod tell his mom, read his bock, "by george." he has george one, george two, george three. george used to tell his momma, momma someday i'm going to build you a nice home. his respect for a, achievers caused him to rise. today he is worth millions. whatever he lacked in intelligence or aptitude, of course he is a very smart made, but he made up for in attitude. some of the geniuses of the world today are broke, 40 percent of the bankruptcies are involved. have you ever wondered why many of the poor, who work for the wealthy, stay broke? three reasons. you can't learn from someone you resent. you can't learn from someone you envy. you can only learn from someone you admire. this is one of the reasons why many nations who have received billions from the united states and we are giving them, i think afghanistan needs 15 billion to rebuild. only us could blow up a nation and come back and say, now we are going to help you put it back together. i want to show you something here. this is very interesting. why do some nations who receive millions from us, hate us and despise us? w

high school football coach who suspended the team on the life lessons you can't learn studying a play bock. >> americans you want the repolled and i wont be surprised

high school football coach who suspended the team on the life lessons you can't learn studying a play bock. >> americans you want the repolled and i wont be surprised

. >> girl scouts of central maryland sold 1.5000 cookies -- bocks of cookies, thin mints are the most popular. i have my pin, a sweet way to raise money. >> i want to have a lot of customers so i can help other people. >> what time is it? >> girl scout cookie time. >> >> if you are ordering girl scout cookies, they will be delivered between november 8th and november 17th. last year, revenues from cookie sales reached 780 million. >>> still to come a massive building collapse where crews are frantically searching for survivors after an apartment building turns to rubble. >> >> shark blood, scientists say it could help fight breast cancer. >> >> a look at ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> great weekend. as we said, tomorrow morning, maybe a few clouds around, but generally a sunny day on tap. mid-70s by late in the afternoon. and then the next five days, check out these temperatures. 76 on sunday. a little warmer, monday, tuesday, wednesday, getting back to 80 degrees with sunny and partly sunny skies. >> >> rescue teams scrambling to pull survivors from a collapsed building in india's capital. a

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the impact that it is on the american pock bock. what will likely happen. he will strip the language out dealing with obama care and send it back to the house and what does the house do with that? at this point we'll wait and so? they could put other provisions and send a short term cr that would fund the government for a short period of time until a bigger negotiation going forward. >> it doesn't sound like you are optimistic that something will happen before midnight. is the government shutting down? >> we are doing everything to prevent it. and that's why the house acted and we are waiting for the senate to come back and the democrats in the senate and president are anxious to have a shutdown. they have no interest in moving quickly to deal with this. i hope that can be prevented and we'll see. it will depend on what happens between now and midnight tonight. and the idea perhaps if it is necessary to have a short term cr to bridge and get to a longer term agreement may be a possibility. i think the reality is we are hours away now and we are going to hav

someone found it in their home and after 14 years of searching for peggy found her on face bock.e given to her. and that, don't worry, if the story you chose wasn't selected, we'll post them all on our show page foxnews.com/hnaq. >>> landing in orlando, being escorted by police, traveling in a white limousine, the trip fit for a princess. the 4-year-old who suffers from a neurological condition is being granted a magical moment. she's going to a 70-acre compound outfitted with a movie theater, beauty parlor and candy land. it's all thank to the something magic foundation. good for her, we wish her all the best. that's going to do it for me in washington. thanks so much for watching. make it a great day, everybody. >>> hello, everyone, welcome to "america's news headquarters." >> and topping the news at this hour, there is new outrage today over a string of shootings in chicago. we will take an in-depth look at that explosion of gun violence in president obama's hometown. what's being done to try and finally get it under control. >>> plus, the terror attack blocking the heart of a

bock beckle, dana perrino. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." senator ted cruz mounted what was effectively ly ly a filibus keeping the senate floor for over 21 hours, no sitting, no bathroom break. the man was on a mission, a mission to speak for millions of americans who are fed up with the health care law that was passed in the middle of the night and in dark backrooms of president obama's corrupt crony-infested washington, d.c. here's a taste. >> i intend to speak in support of defunding obamacare until i am in longer able to stand. the american people want to stop this madness. and so do i. you know, it's now late at night. i'm going to venture to say most members of the united states senate are home in bed asleep. while america lives the nightmare. we were listening to the people, weighed be experiencing that nightmare. any republican when cao cast a for cloture is saying yes, i want harry reid to have the power to do that. the only path,sykb if we're goio oppose obamacare, is to prostate. i believe joe theismann should be really proud, on

bock beckle, dana perrino. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five."mounted what was effectively ly ly a filibus keeping the senate floor for over 21 hours, no sitting, no bathroom break. the man was on a mission, a mission to speak for millions of americans who are fed up with the health care law that was passed in the middle of the night and in dark backrooms of president obama's corrupt crony-infested washington, d.c. here's a taste. >> i intend to speak in support of defunding obamacare until i am in longer able to stand. theam

this is not house parties where the test bock let's are changed this where undercover darkness executive reverse two year old policy because it had been our policy for two years to change the cut socres reflect difficulty of new test. he says new test and greating system were adopted after hundred of the thousand of dollars was spent with teacher input. but the offers of state superintendent decided to use the old grading standard instead of the new ones. >> what is clear to me at this point is that the executives knowingly used misleading cut scores over the specific recommendation of their testinger spurts in order to inflate the scores. office of the state superintendent sent out spokesperson to tell us what happened. and explain to us the decision was made to compare year to year scores instead of going with the new grading guidelines. we made the determination rather than to september recommendations to change the standard that we would keep the standards the same as then and then the it has been same spweupbs 6. >> did you do to make him look better? >> no, we do not. the office to

. >>> on this day in 1957, the united states for the very first time detonated a nuclear bock underground had already used similar devices above ground, dropping a pair of atom bombs on japan in world war ii a decade earlier. the underground operation in nevada came during the cold war, right in the middle of the nuclear arms race between america and the soviet union. there was no nuclear fallout from the explosion, but the bomb still shot up a massive dust cloud and sent shock waves as far as alaska. the u.s. would later sign a treaty banning nuclear detonations in any environment. but a blast came from below. 56 years ago today. that is our "fox reports" on this thursday, isn't 19. i'm harris faulkner in for shepard smith. for now give me six seconds to factor. >>> "the factor" is on. tonight. >> i think the guns are right there next to their bottles. i'm not sure which they find more important to them. >> once again, the far left demonizing republicans as fundamentalists who cannot think clearly. this is part of some warfare in washington is getting almost hysterical. we'll tell you wh

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bock beckle, dana perrino. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five."ectively ly ly a filibus keeping the senate floor for over 21 hours, no sitting, no bathroom break. the man was on a mission, a mission to speak for millions of americans who are fed up with the health care law that was passed in the middle of the night and in dark backrooms of president obama's corrupt crony-infested washington, d.c. here's a taste. >> i intend to speak in support of defunding obamacare until i am in longer able to stand. the american p

you got a glimpse at depth, scholarship, and insight in his wonderful bock. let open the floor to your comments and questions. please, raise your hand and identify yourself. be brief, recognize you're being taped for posterity. watch what you say. i'll open the floor with you, sir. there's a microphone coming your way. >> my name is arnold. i've been teaching in china the past ten years. this is not an area of expertize for me. but i wondered remarking about the secular elite. why there's been a more visible secular or civilian face that better? >> i can hear you. repeat the question. go ahead. >> i just wondered you, for example, the departure how how much of secular e supports this coup. >> i'll turn to you. when you look at the secular elite, the liberal elite, whatever term you want to use. how deep is the support for the military intervention as of july 3rd? and then the, you know, crack down from last week? >> i would say it's very deep. let's first define who these people are that we describe as liberals or seculars. it's generally an different groups

it is out of the north korea play bock. and tack about disarmament. and say that is. there is no doubt that the economy is feeling the heat. they want us to back off and when we back off it easies the pressure and block and delay us on the nuclear front long enough to six months or a year later and now they have a nuclear bomb or the capability of getting a nuclear bomb. you better be clear of the iranian intentions and not come hoping and wishing they would get give what they want. they have the new face and it remains the same. >> trust but verify with syria >> not trust and verify. >> yeah, some folks say it is pointless. there is a agreement and tentative resolution and i am hearing that the un security counsel will vote on it as early as tonight. that is all about syria coughing up the weapons and agreeing to get rid of them by mid to next year. it came together with the leadership of putin and russia. and what i understand of this. the draft resolution it is legally binning and no means of enforcement. >> that is no means was enforcement and sounds like a paper

we'll have a movie based on a bock by max luca d o who is a big inspirational writer. a christmas movie at christmas time. that may seem aud. not about santa claus or reindeers and what goes on in christmas time from the stand point of what christmas is all about. we are the only christmas movie in the theaters this season. we are excited about it. it starts susan boyle and sings a beautiful song and samantha barks from les miserables and hans mathis and great cast and filmed in england and beautiful story about miracles and versus science and it is a fun film and great family fair. >> i think we have a clip. we'll hope folks can get a taste. >> welcome it is the christmas candle. >> forgive my ignorancy. >> it is no different than the old wives tales and bible stories. >> it is in this bucket. >> we'll look forward to it. >> it is a different christmas movie and about the issues. >> it is angels and miracles and we look, pg- rated film and one to take the family to. and people complain to me, i do as a father not able to take your family to movies. it is christmas tim

and they are -- bock, bock, all over the place. >> i'm surprised these chickens, i don't know if it's think they gave them something? >> a little nip of benadryl or something? i don't know. it's to actually advertise the benz new intelli-drive or intelligence drive to show the stability of the ride. they hit something with this. go get all satisfried this weekend. >>> next to come, obama care. starts tuesday, but do americans know what they're signing up for? >> i know it has to do with caring about people. obama care. basically, that's all i know. so trusted... so clinically proven dermatologists recommend it twice as much as any other brand? neutrogena®. recommended by dermatologists 2 times more than any other brand. now that's beautiful. neutrogena®. ♪ ♪ unh ♪ [ male announcer ] you can choose to blend in. ♪ or you can choose to blend out. the all-new 2014 lexus is. it's your move. where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000

. >> bock sheppard. >> exit sandman. one of baseball's all-time greats. mariano rivera, leaves the pitcher's mound at yankee stadium for a final time. the emotions pouring, and departing in hard-earned cheers and thunderous chants in the bronx. >>> we do say good morning, america. george is off. great to have josh back with us. you talked about bob sheppard, the announcer for the yankees. he was welcoming mario rivera for the final time. sam was asking, why do you call him the sandman? because you might as well put the game to bed. oh, yeah. when that man, right there, 42, shows up. >> one of the game's all-time greats. and one of the great gentlemen in sport. we have lost a singular person. >> we have more on that ahead. >>> also, we're going to hear from two former presidents today and this weekend. >> that was me yesterday, with president george w. bush. got a chance to sit down with him. ask him about his health. and george sitting down with former president bill clinton. you'll hear about that today and sunday on "this week." >> a presidential bo-fer

this is the bock that's going to prove out or disprove their strategy of being the hub of the livingrooms connected to the internet, et cetera. i think they have a good strategy. i think they've had a couple missteps in execution, but they still have a very attractive product, as does sony. it will be very interesting over the next couple years to see how the market share war plays out. >> tina, what are the numbers? what do they have to hit? >> this is definitely a billion dollar industry, so they will have to top that, especially considering the resources they've been putting in. it's going to have to kind of blow out of the water everything they have -- >> and that million dollar preorder figure for ps4 is that what people will be eyeing? >> it seems ps4 is faring slightly better than the xbox one. microsoft has been trying very hard to -- including with some policy reversals, take back up for their consol. >> betting on the games and not the devices themselves. an interesting one. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> yahoo! has unveiled finally it's new logo. ceo marissa mayer