and it gave you the user to link up to, and i use as someone el else's i.d., and it linked up. >> how is it that stuff gets through that they don't catch but you do? >> um, to be honest, i'm not quite sure. i mean, they've got the best eyes working there. i think if you're focused on the same project for as long as you're working there, you just miss things. that's the great things about these programs, you got thousands of people looking after it from different angles. >> would it pay a guy like to you get a job at a place like that? or do you just sit around and look for vulnerabilities and cash in. >> i do it as a hobby. i have my full-time job. when i have a few spare hours, i look for potential money. >> i understand that facebook has only awarded 329 bounties. do you negotiate for that or do you look for the vulnerability? >> yes, they have the amount they want to pay out for it, and it's based on how many people are affected by it, how easy it is to exploit, so yes, they decide how much to pay out based on that. >> tell me what your skill is that allows you to do this. you said

we use an inch and a half so you've got three layers of glass, and you can dance on it or whatever el else. fluid, as a disco bar near the four seasons on mission street for all you younger people. and they've got a lineup to get in there, one of those. and they have this dance floor that's covered with this inch and a half glass. and lights underneath. and it's very impressive. >> i think it's the indian reservation just built a projection of glass over the grand canyon. >> yes. >> and it has a glass floor, i understand. >> yes. >> read anything about that? >> i showed the picture to my wife, and she turned white, and says i'm not going. >> [laughter.] >> so like 2,000 feet straight down on a glass floor, wow. >> but it's perfectly safe, and all that. and that's kind of the excitement of glass, is being able to see through it, except there is an additional state requirement, ubc, that says, wait a minute, this is all fine and well, but i don't want you slipping on this. and so a certain percentage of that then has to be either sand blasted, or have like little dots on it, like the floors

. >> we learned the cia has been giving weapons to the rep el else for the past couple of weeks. also arranged to give the rebels antitank weaponry. the syrian civil war continues. try to figure out a way to get weapons into the control of the community. won't be easy. they'll have to secure the sites that hold chemical weapons stocks. the white house says there's no time line for this still-developing russian patrol. >> they don't want to suggest all of this could possibly be wrapped up by friday. >> kerry told reporters we have to focus on the fact russia is willing to help. how long he is scheduled to negotiate these resolutions. i'm working on that story for you. live in washington, channel 2 news. >>> time is 5:14. vladimir putin in an opinion piece he wrote in "the new york times" warns the american people that a strike would, quote, "increase violence and unleash a new wave of terrorism," unquote. president putin addresses his opinion piece to the american people and their political leaders. he called on the u.s. to work through the united nations for a diplomat solution t

panetta, he was left in charge by the president when the president had something else to do, we don't know what that eltance -- else circumstance he led the attack on ben been. panetta signed a book dill for his memoir, general petraeus is now working for a big street wall street firm, kkr, no doubt making a big seem salary, and chief of staff jack lew. a integral part of what was the administration's 12 month stonewall, dodging questions about the president on the night of the attack, and finally president obama himself, rewarded with a second term, despite obvious failures of his white house during the attack, now one year afterwards, he has succeeded in doing absolutely nothing about benghazi. his administration continues to stonewall, the state department refuses to hold anyone accountable but his administration has allegedly retaliated against one of those who testified against the administration in congressional hearings. and tonight, on the eve of that attack a year ago, a report in washington times, citing top u.s. officials who say that government agents did warn president obama last year in t

else happens, just...roll with it. - meredith, i-- - oh, manuel. this is manuel, my cleaning man. he doesn't speak any english. - hola. ¿que tal? - ¿como estas, senor? - uh, manuel, cleano el got? - okay. you're a young hotshot from stark industries. you've just bought this company. meredith is fired. it's a whole new regime. he's gotta pitch to you now. - okay. stark industries isn't real. i run google. larry and sergey brought me-- - that sounds awesome. just have him pitch to you. - don't let us down. - will do. won't do. - yeah, sure. - sound like a scorpio. - this is esteban, another cleaning man. he doesn't speak english either. esteban, el flooro. - you know what? i may have parked my car in a compact space, and i hate when i see others do that, so-- - danny, i feel a real connection to you, and i gotta get real. - no. no, no, no. - no, no, no, no, no! i'm goin' in! - michael! no, michael, stop it! no! - stop, stop! oh, my god! okay. stop it, stop it, stop it. gross! stop it, please. everybody stop. - michael scott. - i said stop. guys, you took tums® a couple hours ago. why keep taking it if you know your heartburn keeps coming back? that's how it works. you take s

notice your driving has changed, i'm afraid' for you and i'm afraid that you may be hurting someone else. eleep driving this conversationet home. and hopefully, your dad will get gt what you are trying to say. this is important. you need to have options,ons, because your dad is driving.ivig he needs to go where he wants, when he wants. are you willing to drive your dad around? can you arrange for transportation, arrange for help with a cab or help with the pass. for your dad because if they don't have a plan to get somewhere, then they're notey'r going to hear anything only thaa i'm not going to be able to get to the store, i'm not going to be on able to visit my friends. we're all going to face this in one form of one thing or another, with a loved one or a parent or us, some day somebody is going to be tell us the same thing. try to remember where you aree right now.yorigh we can all relate to this one. i want to this, if none of this works, you want to give you some rules that you didn't know. i didn't know this, my producerr chris smith was kind enough to give me some rules put out in aa

el rushbo. everybody else must think he's a buffoon. no minds are being changed.'s not going to win any new listeners. the game is to get people who are already listening to listen more consecutive days per week. so it's co dependence. ted cruz and rush limbaugh validate each other. >> and the lies are out there. unfortunately, the right wing noise machine has been pretty successful in confusing the american public, jesse. 62% of americans are still confused about the health care law. as a activist, as a protester, how do you combat this, jesse? >> well, i think a big part is you have to tell the truth. that's a necessity. but you also have to call out the liars for who they are. remember the movie "inception" about a dream inside a dream? fox news is a lie inside a lie wrapped in a riddle that only sarah palin can understand. and that's why -- the gop is a flaming dumpster fire for just that reason. the nonsense you have to tell these people you have to keep them at pitch fever makes it impossible to communicate at a decibel at anything only white people can can

el-sisi issued an ultimatum. >> sennott: morsi had 48 hours to meet the people's demands, or else. morsi responded, daring el-sisi to come and get him. >> he made no concessions, very mubarak style. and you know, in a sense, the writing was on the wall when the military made that first ultimatum. >> sennott: el-sisi pressed on, reaching out to the crowds still in tahrir square. >> the army made its appearance with air shows trailing the egyptian flag with the colors. drawing hearts. and personally, i thought this was a bit too cheap, but apparently it wasn't. and people thought, "that is the answer." >> sennott: on july 3rd, an elite army unit was dispatched to the palace. >> he didn't foresee that it would come about this way. members of the republican guard, the presidential guard, came into the room, told the president that he is in their safeguard, that they would not allow anything to befall him, any harm to befall him, but that they cannot let him communicate with the outside world or leave the room. >> sennott: by the end of the night, morsi was in military custody along with

that's all i could afford, el chico or else occult or something. i ate refried beans and walked out in the texas sun in the nfl down on the sidewalk. that was the graduate life. when i finished my schooling in 1971, i owed $26,000. what would that be in today's dollars, alex? 150? that's a lot of money. regrets? none. i love lawsuit. i didn't care. i was going to crack that and figure this doggone business out, the meaning of life. i love the. i've never had a moment of regret. i decided as much as i could pay off the debt as quickly as i could. i'm sure it had something to do with my decision, however, not to get married early. i didn't get it until i was in my 30s. i knew what i was doing. we don't discourage people from doing that. in fact, one of the origins of the book answered richard said, we think most colleges fai failn both counts but they don't give you value for dollar. they do give you the opportunity to get a good job for the most part. and if they want to take the high road and say it is to save your soul and a larger mind, then star

el camino. the thieves stole cash and anything else they could. if you have any information, call san mateo police. >>> that yard remains an active crime scene but workers were allowed on the property to collect their personal belongings. the navy also opened several parking lots so employees could get their cars. it is possible that they could be back at their desks as soon as tomorrow. >>> in the meantime, chuck hagel is vowing to close what he calls gaps in the base axis system. nbc's steve handelsman is at the navy yaerd wird with the latest that. >> the chief of naval operations who lives here at the washington navy yard denied in testimony on capitol hill that cost cutting has made the global u.s.-base access system less effective and more dangerous. but after what happened here on monday a lot of folks say something's wrong. as more workers return to the navy yard, the pentagon promised to keep them safe. >> where there are failures, we will correct them. we owe the victims, their families and all our people nothing less. >> reporter: defen

else. >>> january 30th, 1998. the elinter of record surf and a big swell is coming in from hawaii. >> it didn't originally look that huge, but they actually were so thick and so powerful that they were some of biggest waves we had seen. >> powerful enough to give the most experience surfers second thoughts. but a few decide they can't miss this opportunity. as grant films, one of mavericks' best-known surfers, who goes by the name flea, goes for a wave. he doesn't make it. >> this huge wave. beat him down into -- really deep. he held his breath, got pushed into the rocks and got stuck there. >> the leash attaching the surfboard to flea's leg is wrapped around one of the jagged rocks so dangerous, surfers call it "the bone yard." the battering waves give flea no chance to release himself. >> just surge after surge, held in the spot. we thought we were going to watch him die, because he's in 15-foot whitewater being pounded by waves. there's no way anyone can get there. >> miraculously the leash comes off, and flea makes i

else? >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz who lost his bat el to keep the health care language in called on house republicans to once again vote. >> people are hurting because of obama care. if the house continues to listen to the people as i'm confident they will, they will 5:00 decisively to prevent the harms that are flowing it from obama car. >> >> house speaker john ben ownby said he will not support the senate version of the temporary spending bill, which is angering some fellow republicans. there infighting is harming the republican party and it should stop. >> house leadership has signaled they are considering a newbill that would delay the affordable care act for one year, but the president says that's a nonstarter. >> i said this yesterday, let me repeat it. that's not going to happen. >> reporter: an estimated 800 thousand federal employees will be sent home without pay if the two sides cannot reach a deal by midnight monday. in washington, tara merge pener "wjz" "eyewitness news." >> if the government partially shuts down, more than a third of federal workers will not be allowed

and i just wanted to show you an exam el, the many, many types of studies of clouds trying to understand their three dimensionality and not giving you anything else on the composition other than the shapes of the clouds. even though the picture was made in 1822 it is very contemporary without the space. >> and back to the point of self-curating, and i started to think as an art historic when i became aware of clouds, when i start to think about them? we did an exhibition in 2011 at the duyong new see um which some of you may have seen was drawn from the collection in vienna and i brought an essay including saint sabastian and there is a detail in the clouds where you have a rider in the clouds. and art historians have not been able to agree on exactly what this figure is it a king, is it someone from mythology, but in any case, he has taken that childhood pass time of trying to see the shapes in the clouds and has created the shapes in the clouds of this painting. >> and some of you may have also seen our current exhibition with the girl with the pearl ear ring, there are not any clouds in this composition and i could not fabricate them and so i

kron four's john fenolio reports from el cerrito, where police are looking for the suspects, and additional clues. >> tonight the police and else garrido have released one of thito suspects on this boulevard. the suspect in custody is wearing a black sweatshirt is turning towards the camera that provided a positive identification. >> this larger suspect is actually in custody. we saw him walking around and we suspect that he is involved of with the burglary. >> reporter: what about the other suspect? >> we are able to recognize and help identify the accomplice of this crime. >> they think that these could be responsible for other break-ins in the area. >> this is howl a blueprint of how it would work. they would knock on the door. and when they decide that nobody is home their accomplice among the also real police also said it robberies like this are not that uncommon in fact terre by 30 percent of last year. >> pam: new tonight at 8- the rim fire burning near yosemite national park has charred more than two hundred 57- thousand acres. and it's not over yet. the fire, which started on august 17th, is only 84% contained. full co

million signatures to convince general abdel fatah el-sisi to give in to what the organizers describe as overwhelming popular support it's two months after the else had egypt's first elected president mohamed morsi mess of protests against a group of them swept through egypt almost a thousand people died in the bloody crackdown on dissent. civil rights groups have been raising the alarm in the u.s. where over the weekend police officers opened fire on unarmed civilians in two different states archies every martin takes the issue on breaking the set to air and right here at eleven thirty g.m.t. . over the weekend america's grossly over militarized police force once again showed its true colors first and charlotte north carolina where police killed twenty four year old football player jonathan feral who was seeking help after miraculously surviving a car crash a homeowner called nine one one and told dispatchers that a man was repeatedly knocking on her door. when they are right. but them but something tells me that by charge they meant stumbling injured so naturally want to cops fired a stun gun and when that failed to stop another police officer

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el paso. when you gotta have mexican. but honestly... it's not that hard. i didn't -- i didn't know where else to go. will you tell me what's going on?e questions about you and richard, and i don't know what to say. we killed a woman. [ scoffs no, you didn't. yes, we did. justin. he made you do it. it wasn't just richard. but he drove it. it was his idea. you would have never done anything like this by yourself. he seduced you... just like he seduced me. you know what you have to do? you have to -- you have to tell them everything. i will. i will. i don't have any feelings left... ...except for you. [ cellphone dialing [ cellphone ringing it's him. don't answer it. [ cellphone beeps richard: where are you? are you with her? no. yes, you are. and you told her about us, didn't you? did you tell her everything? where are you? i left home. all right? i'm -- i'm -- i'm gone. i'm never going back. it's over. i know it's over. we have to turn ourselves in. and go to prison? and be punks and eat it for the rest of our lives? do you even remember what we talked about? yes. meet me at the bluff in an hour. okay? justin? okay. i have to meet hi

else comes close. with 41 megapixels and reinvented zoom. >>> miss america has returned to its roots on the jersey shore. and 53 of the nation's most eliss america! >> mallory is here getting ready to hand off her crown to the next miss america. >> eye shadow to contour my eye line. supposed to look natural. >> this is an eyelash that i wore yesterday. i'm peeling glue off it so i can put it back on. one eyelash down, one to go. almost done. was that entertaining? i feel constant, like, pressure, to look a certain way, have your hair a certain way youshgs makeup look a certain way. bum there's a lot more to it than evening gowns and hair spray. like this? >> it is a homecoming with an ode to miss america herself. to mark the occasion, a statue has been erected in mallory's likeness. >> shape is good. she's a little curvy, i like it. >> how do you feel about having a statue of yourself? >> oh, my goodness. i feel very honored. >> so, what it's really like being miss america? as she describes it, it's about a job. >> great to meet you. >> how many pictures in a given day? >> throughout a two-hour event, about 300 photos. >> one, two, th

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else. what do i put it in? siracha sauce. oh, yeah. >> so disgusting. i don't know why i find that so repulsive. maybe hairy need elsthing. it's not my thing. how about fast food? this one has an instructional video as well. >> this is how you eat hand-free fast food. oh, my gosh, that's so good. oh, that's so good. >> mr. incredibeard we salute you. always keeping your chin up. going where no man has boldly gone before on "the ridiculist." that's it. a new trial for a florida woman whose stand your ground defense was rejected. all white sororities accused of racism. >>> kenyan police say they have a suspect in custody caught trying to escape the kenya mall as shoppers were trying to evacuate the mall. several young women were among the attackers one of them was a white woman. authorities are much more cautious on that point. at the table tonight cnn legal analyst and republican

else. what do i put it in? siracha sauce. oh, yeah. >> so disgusting. i don't know why i find that so repulsive. maybe hairy need elsit's not my thing. how about fast food? this one has an instructional video as well. >> this is how you eat hand-free fast food.

else. what do i put it in? siracha sauce. oh, yeah. >> so disgusting. i don't know why i find that so repulsive. maybe hairy need elsit's not my thing. how about fast food? this one has an instructional video as well. >> this is how you eat hand-free fast food. oh, my gosh, that's so good. oh, that's so good. >> mr. incredibeard we salute you. always keeping your chin up. >>> this is piers morgan live. welcome to our viewers. the wheels of the government could grind to a halt. bill clinton told me what it's like to try and fix this kind of things. you and newt gingrich eventually worked it out. how do you get things done? >> we worked it out when he was still trying to run me out of town. >> and to the other side of the story and newt gingrich and what he thinks will happen this time

else was involved. they exhausted all their resources and have determined that, in fact, there was a sole shooter this morning and that there's no longer any search ongoing for anyone el. we also talked to the fbi about their investigation on scene. they tell us that it's going to take roughly 48 hours to finalize the processing of the crime scene inside building 197. it took them a while to get going today, the fbi residence response team. they're there now and they have a very, very long and tedious task ahead of them to document every inch inside that building to try to determine exactly what happened inside. every step of the way from every bullet fired. but we do have again confirmed one shooter who's dead. a dozen who were killed, and eight injuries. and and one other note here, three people were shot and wounded in today's shooting, i colluding officer scott williams. who went into surgery. he was visited by the mayor and the police chief who said he's doing very well, he's in very good spirits. one person suffered a head injury when they fell. this's no indications the other eight people injured or wounded today will be -- there's every indication that they'll

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else will make the rules. i remember when i ran for the united states senate, and i remember thursday afternoons putting my suitcase in the back of an elcamino to start driving around the state. and inevitably when i would be putting that suitcase in the back of the el camino i would see my neighbors putting the soccer bags and the little league bags with bats and balls in their trunks. i had been my kids at soccer coach. i wasn't going to get to do that now. i was going to instead drive around. i would never going to county fairs. i don't know about you, jennifer and ed, but they are lovely. because you are seeing beautiful families at the fair and you're standing there at the midway shaking hands and your family is back home your there is a sacrifice that i think often the sacrifice is your family members that wish you were home. but somebody is going to serve. and in a democracy it's the citizenry. so i think you have not only an opportunity, i really think it's a responsibility to shoulder part of that magnificent burden called democracy. >> i just want to give a plug, as some of you heard on the previous panel, the goal, the big g

> in addition to actually attacking the media, how else can we stop them in 2016 without giving away your whole book? any other pearls of wisdom? >> el, you know -- well, you know, i believe that i would like to have a maserati in my driveway. i would also like to believe that the media will do a good job in 2016. neither is going to happen. so long as i continue being blinded by that reality, so too am i going to suffer. i was so pleased to see what reince priebus did, stand up to nbc and cnn and say you're doing kind of one-sided -- doing a miniseries on hillary clinton, for god sakes. we're not going to play. and you know what? they don't need to play. they don't need to do an interview. even barack obama plays that game. he goes on leno, but just in the wild case that someone will ask him a tough question, he just doesn't do the interviews. republicans don't need to either. why do you go on there? what i tell my republican friends is if you go on a national interview, one, make it live. don't do anything taped. i don't trust the s.o.b.s. number two, if a reporter distorts something, it's live. call 'em out on national television.