and i have a force of repulsion, magnetic repulsion between my shoes and the table. can you picture in your mind's eye me walking across the table and not making contact such that someone could come up and take a piece of paper and slip it right under my shoe? can you imagine that? can you? how many people say no, i can't imagine such a thing? you have to show me. show your hands. hey, but you know what, let me tell you, it turns out that's what happening anyway, but it's not magnetism. begin with "e". electrical. there's an electrical repulsion between you and the seat you sit on. and when you walk along the floor, there's an electrical repulsion that keeps you from oozing right down into the floor. these charges repel each other. in fact, at the atomic level we talk about touch. i'm touching the table, but get right down into the realm of the atoms, what's going on? where's the touch? there's an electron banging into an electron? it turns out they get closer and they get squashed. the electron, that atom gets squashed up a little bit, and the atom in the hand gets

absolute repulsion of the use of chemical weapons, and desire for a peace process. but above all getting donor countries together and making sure we do everything we can that they live up to their >> mr.ibilities. speaker, the civil war in syria and the refugee crisis are having profound consequences not just in that country but across the middle east, specifically in jordan, turkey, iraq and especially in lebanon where the population is up to 25% since the civil war began. what specific support beyond the humanitarian aid that the government is providing, has been even to these countries to help them deal with the burden on their infrastructure am a their economies? >> having been to a refugee camp in jordan, i see just how great the pressures are. that cap in jordan is one of the biggest cities that there is in that country. we have well-funded embassies, well-funded to put medic networks, very close relations with lebanon and jordan, and also close relationship with the turks as well. we have done everything we can to help and advise. we are well placed. at the e

speaker, nobody disagrees with our repulsion of chemical weapons, but how do we deal with it? the thing i said to the prime minister is given the careful told the -- difficulty of giving direct talks moving the twin the syrian government and the opposition were there isn't a case for getting a regional partners involved, we all know i the roleran has played in feeling this conflict. given the successful diplomacy involves talking to those whom we profoundly disagree, what is the government's position on iran participating either in a contact or part of the geneva process? >> as a foreign secretary said, he will be meeting with the iranian foreign minister any is in new york for the u n general assembly. let's not forget what iran has done to our embassy in our country. we should not put that on one side. the point i would make to the gentleman is, of course, we all want these peace talks to take place and we all went geneva ii to happen, but we can't want more than the participants involved in syria possibility conflict. we have to make sure in their interest that these talks

nobody disagrees with our repulsion of chemical weapons, but how do we deal with it? the thing i said to the prime minister is given the careful told the -- difficulty of giving direct talks moving the twin the syrian government and the opposition were there isn't a case for getting a regional partners involved, we all know i in roleran has played feeling this conflict. given the successful diplomacy involves talking to those whom we profoundly disagree, what is the government's position on iran participating either in a contact or part of the geneva process? said,a foreign secretary he will be meeting with the iranian foreign minister any is in new york for the u n general assembly. ran hasot forget what i done to our embassy in our country. we should not put that on one side. the point i would make to the gentleman is, of course, we all want these peace talks to take place and we all went geneva ii to happen, but we can't want more than the participants involved in syria possibility conflict. we have to make sure in their interest that these talks go ahead. that is

it's repulsive honestly. this is certainly ammo in the campaign for a new ballpark for the a's possibly in the south bay. but the san francisco giants have been fighting that because of their territorial rights. the latest is the city of san jose filed suit against the mlb trying to get this whole issue out of limbo. there's going to be a hearing on october 4. >> anne makovec, live in oakland, thank you. >>> a young boy gets caught in the crossfire of a shootout in oakland and is hit with glass at 5:00 yesterday afternoon as the boy was in the back seat of a car in oakland. it came from a window shattered by bullets when people in two vehicles fired at one another. a woman said the shootout happened right in front of her home. >>> i heard gunshots. my son said, mama, those not firecrackers, those gunshots. [ crying ] >> she held a cool cloth to the child's neck until the paramedics arrived. the people with the guns still out there on the loose. the shooting happened on the very same day the city was promised

for the last time produced by the modern equipment, they find the darkness threatening and the mud repulsive. chris is here for the 19th time and is still amazed they survived. >> the question i ask is how they explain they survived against all odds. they give different answers print some will say someone was watching or luck. the one answer they all say is family. >> saul wexler's grandchildren go off to their sleeping quarters led by their experienced guide. the next morning, they are still overwhelmed. >> good morning. >> down there is concrete evidence you can never forget. that is written in stone. who was down there and what they did will never be forgotten because that is my family's story and i will tell it. my kids will tell it. >> at last, say the grandchildren, they can pay homage to the site of survival. >> sweden is one of the most sparsely populated countries in europe. in the rural areas of the north, going shopping can mean hours on the road. that is one reason why swedes are moving south, for the action and the jobs. the eu is trying to support the northern provinces by pump

couldn't stay static, so it ended like a fudge factor, he entered another term that would produce a repulsive force that precisely balanced gravity. it was not a good idea. it was a big like balancing a pencil on its tip, but, you know, we thought this was it. then after hubble telescope, he discovered the universe is expanding when he discovered the universe is expanding, wait a second if the universe is expanding i don't need to balance everything like this. gravity will just slow down the expansion, you know, like i take my keys out of my pocket, i throw them up, gravity of the earth slows them down, right? >> stewart: that works. >> so for the keys, it does. so he took that term out of his equation. now guess what? 15 years ago we discovered that, in fact, our universe expansion is not slowing down, it is speeding up. it is accelerating. and you know what is propelling this acceleration? >> stewart: your keys? >> good try. that term that einstein took out of his equation. >> stewart: you got to be kidding me so it has come back around, his original blunder was correct? >> was a huge insig

one of the players said it was kind of repulsive. we asked an official about that quote. >> that is a reaction to what happened early in the season which was a much bigger deal than what happened last night. we are in an old facility and things happen. we continue to work through them. >> this is just something that happened last night, minor, and it will be taken care of. >> last night is not related to what happened in june. that is when they had a massive sewage backup that impacted several bathrooms and offices. we asked, what does this issue do to the a's and their move or possible move to san jose? that move still needs approval for major league baseball. he theys us they are not focused on that but focused on winning games and getting into the playoffs. he has no comment about a move to san jose. today's game is against the angels and it stated at 12:35. >> today, the uc board of regents will consider a plant to spend $600,000 to fix an empty mansion in the east bay hills located in kensington north of berkeley. the university

they had largely taken control of somalia until they were repulsed after a brutal civil war over the last few years from the capital of mowigadishu and kenyan troops have been directly involved in trying to repulse them out of somalia and have largely succeeded. in somalia itself there is a new government, a transitory government and al shabaab has been on the run. they gained support from al qaeda in yemen, as evan would know, and possibly from the al qaeda elements that attacked in mali as well as north africa. so they are largely in control and al shabaab has tried to use somalia as a base for operations to support al qaeda in yemen as well. >> i was looking at the numbers. we're looking at just hundreds so how does a group of this size, evan, have this kind of impact? >> keep in mind this is a large group per se because it's not just a jihadi group, they're waging a civil war inside somalia. it's not just a couple hundred guys, it's several thousand guys, maybe more. they control a vast swath even with the kenyan army occupation. they have quite a bit of influence. they have quit

how about repugnant, repulsive, abhorrent. that's what this behavior is. and it's classic scare tactics to use a horrible tragedy, flooding, shooting, to justify some liberal cause. and that is exactly what you're seeing. and you know what? it will not fool americans. they can smell it, and they can see it, and those lawmakers should be ashamed of themselves. >> i'm never surprised by this kind of stuff. i was just surprised at how quickly we got to it. >> and it gets glossed over. this is a story. the media doesn't cover it. you're an elected official, there's a story. i remember hearing that people who are inavor of tax cuts is racist el. >> element. and the media lets them get away withit. we should be hearing media reports of how dumb harry reid is, and we're not. >> harry reid is a moron. >> it's sick. it really is sick. really, natural disasters have been part of mankind before mankind. that's kind of how the dinosaurs got wiped out. >> and, boy, youhould have seen how the press ripped the dinosaurs. >> they did. an amazing mass murder. and all of th

i do not think the level of self-satisfaction in washington and repulsion for washington outside town i do not think that that in balance is sustainable for much longer. there is such a hunger on both sides for some kind of change, whether it is a third-party candidate or a term limit thing or a campaign-finance reform or something that can shake up the system that has become so utterly, able, and, again, i think one of the nerdy, little secrets that i try to reveal here is washington is not hopelessly divided. it is very interconnected. we are talking about people feeding from the same insider trough. if you are known as an insider, you are going to get paid and do very, very well. it is a very easy town, and that was not true years ago. tavis: so long as money is the mother's milk of politics. and the insiders obviously want to do nothing about that except make more of that money. how do you see the conversation about change getting any traction? >> i do not know. i think people are susceptible to charismatic, convincing, and authentic figure, and i think barack obama was able to co

wants to know whether the world will respond to the use of these weapons which suspect tragically and repulse >> guest: are proving quite a effective on the battlefield but in the end wkend know the mind of this brutal dictator. all we can do is make a judgment about whether it is better to act or not to act and make a judgment whether he is responsible or not responsible. in an end these are all issues of judgment and as members parliament we have to make them. i take a question from the scottish national party. >> any signs of military action before syria? >> i obviously can't discuss the details of potential action in detail ifront of this house but i can tell the house the american president and i have been discussions reported in the newspaper about potential military action. we have had those discussions and the american president would ke to have allies alongside the united states with the cability and the partnership that britain and america has but we have set out very clearly what brita would need to see to happen for us to take part in at. more action at the u.n. report by the u.n.

today in usa today infielder jed lowery said it was repulsive, honestly.iever jerry blevins said it was a pretty good coat ago of sewage. now, during the game that's when it happened. a's v.p. of stadium operations says this isn't connected to that june p 9q9ñ he says it's just an old facility, and it's a continual process of trying to maintain it. he explained to us how the a's dugout toilet went down. >> i believe it's the only one in the stadium has an automatic flusher on it, so when they're working on it, the sensors kept setting off because there were people in there, and it kept flowing water, so they(f, just turned the water off. that's why the water was coming out of the toilet last night. >> now, it kind of underscores why the a's want a new stadium. they'll be seeing a lot more fans than during the regular season if they move to the postseason. low attendance, a real concern for owner lou wolf who called it depressing. tarp's now coming off of the upper decks there, and that was after the division series more tickets will be available. game time

we also need to make sure we are clear about our repulsion of, in terms of chemical weapons. and we should be making sure our aid program is also helping give syrian people protection from the chemical weapons attacks they have suffered. >> mr. speaker, the repulsion of the chemical weapons attack issued on all sides of this house as it is -- i wanted -- to get the talk going between the warring parties. the opposition party is meeting foreign secretary in the next couple of days. can the prime minister tell us what work he is doing with them, with the syrian national council to make those talks in geneva haven't? >> what we're doing with the syrian national council is twofold. one is that we want to support those elements of the syrian opposition that support pluralistic, pluralistic democratic and free syria. that is what engagement with them has been all about. but we go further than that because we recognize that the so-called rebels who back those use also deserve our support. our support in terms of training, assistance and advice because the truth is this. we won't get

. >> "repulse" sort of made him an international super star, next big hit director z there is a lot of buzz about roman at the time he met sharon. >> greta: sharon remained friendly with her former boyfriend, jay sebring. >> before i entered hair business i made up i was going to do all i could to elevate the profession. >> i'm positive once sharon met roman that was it. >> greta: sharon and roman married in london in 196768. >> i think they were a fabulous match. roman is an interesting person one of the most brilliant people i have ever known. >> greta: roman and sharon settled in los angeles. polanski continued work on his next film. >> greta: released in june, 1968, "reese mary's baby" was a success. >> catapulted roman to sort of the top of the ranks of directors around the world and at the time being married to sharon sort of became a very glamorous, very mod couple. >> they were very, very charming and romantic of the new hollywood. both were in love with the new way, this hollywood with the stars and kind of movies they were making. >> how do you feel about doing nude scenes in

it's my repulsive side kick. sitting right next to me, writer, comedian and barely shaved jesse joyce. >> a block. the ledge. >> finally, he's being nice to me. will they seek the the immortal. google, announced it's launching a new venture that will look at ways to slow or reverse the aging process. the company aims to extend life for ever. don't hold your breath for the end of death. google ceo larry page tells time magazine which still exists, it could be a couple of decades before their efforts start paying offer. experts say if they are successful, immortality will only be available to a few. the 1%, the rich. there will be a separation of humans between rich immortal gods, the 1%, and the rest of us poor mortals. let's check in with someone that learned that death is inevitable. ♪ he's suppressed. that's what happens when you find out your mortal and don't believe in a higher being. >> he looked happy to me. >> as someone who is trying to stay young who is dressing like an extra in 21 jump street. >> sure d

my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he recently lost his job at jiffy lube, but you can see him as arcade punk number three in the "row -- robo cop" remake. maybe he will get a line in there like, hey, what are you doing there? >> it is a robot and a car. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, there is an ant in the studio. oh wait. that's greg. >> should have let me introduce jesse joyce, but that's okay, guy up there. the bulge has left the building. on tuesday anthony wiener, if that's his real name was crushed in the democratic primary for new york city mayor winning 5% of the vote. to break that down that is five 1%s. here is wiener winding down. >> have i to say, ladies and gentlemen, there is no doubt about it, we have the best ideas. >> wiener's bizarre, sad, tragic exit lacked a sense of huma. that's his wife. his wife wasn't by his side. she spent the night in something called the hamptons. i think it is an inn. but sydney leathers did show up forcing him to sneak through the backdoor and that

. >> "repulse" sort of made him an international super star, next big hit director z there is a lot of buzz about roman at the time he met sharon. >> greta: sharon remained friendly with her former boyfriend, jay sebring. >> before i entered hair business i made up i was going to do all i could to elevate the profession. >> i'm positive once sharon met roman that was it. >> greta: sharon and roman married in london in 196768. >> i think they were a fabulous match. roman is an interesting person one of the most brilliant people i have ever known. >> greta: roman and sharon settled in los angeles. polanski continued work on his next film. >> greta: released in june, 1968, "reese mary's baby" was a success. >> catapulted roman to sort of the top of the ranks of directors around the world and at the time being married to sharon sort of became a very glamorous, very mod couple. >> they were very, very charming and romantic of the new hollywood. both were in love with the new way, this hollywood with the stars and kind of movies they were making. >> how do you feel about doing nude scenes in

and my repull sills -- repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if hilarity was a cross word buzz swrel i would do him in bed every sunday. sitting next to me, joe devito. >> a block, the lede. that's the first story. hey, greg, the mayor of munchkin land called and he is missing his reading glasses. >> nice. i will take that. her message is poignant and her dancers double-jointed. some thuption get better with age and then there is madonna. it is 17 minutes of film dedicated to anyone who suffered from persecution, a noble effort. if you have to ask why, you will never understand. have a look, fans of looking. >> economic markets are collapsing. people all over the world are suffering and people are afraid. and what happens when people are afraid? they become intolerant. >> it is as bad as it is not good. more please. >> i keep telling everyone that i want to start a revolution, but no one is taking me seriously. if i had black skin and an afro would you take me seriously? if i was an arab waiving a hand grenade would you take me seriously? >

jed lowrie told reporters both sewages are repulsive.a side note, the as continuing their hot streak. they announced that the third- level tarp will be opened for the american league division series after the tickets for the first two levels were sold out. this afternoon's game scheduled for 12:35. we're live in oakland, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. and you may recall this past spring we reported on a rat infestation at the coliseum complex. while workers say they've never seen rats inside the buildings. they reported seeing them in the ivy around the coliseum and the basketball arena. officials think the rats may be coming from arroyo creek which is federally protected and that may make it harder to set traps. >>> 7:41. a little heat with your coffee? starbucks takes a stand when it comes to customers carrying guns. >> she was backing up into a busy street. i'm sure she was not going super fast but she hit me and didn't stop. >> the one thing this blin minister want -- blind minister wants from the driver who

it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. >> oh. >> and if hilarity was crayonsty he would come in many delightful colors. the comedians, sherrod small. >> hash tag red eye. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. 2 minute, 4 minute, 6 minute -- [inaudible]. >> it is true. you can't argue the facts. are top spies in the enterprise? the nsa touched a star trek fan and he had his operationen center designed to look likeit t the bridge of the star ship enterprise. his high-tech room had it all. computers and monitors and doors that go woosh and the captain's share.an s kahn see that in the middle. 3w4r5* dominance center as it was called. that sounds cool. quote, everybody wanted to sit in the chair at least once to pretend he was john luke pickard. on weekends i like to pretend i am someone else. >> wow. >> yeah. >> i have nothing to say or to add to that, but it is disturbing nonetheless. sherrod, good to see you. wouldn't any guy given this responsibility and a budget do the same thing as ridiculous as it sounds? >> no. >> no? all right. >> i would take that money and take my boys

the world was repulsed by the use of chemical weapons and this security council are resolution holds the assad government responsible for that. displaced millions of syrians over the border to nich nearby . >> what did the syrians have to say? >> the yrn syrians refused to at that their nation did it. here is the are representative commenting immediately after the vote. >> the syrian government acknowledges the positive endeavor that led to this consential language. it is regrettable however, that self inflicted negative interpretation to the resolution in order to derail it, from its lifty purposes. >> the problem with this resolution, john, is that it has very few teeth. the original resolution drawn by the british and the french in the weeks after the attack was called off was very, very powerful. it talked about referring whompg whoever was responsible to the international criminal court, the mandate they use when they are drawing up a resolution against a country that may well end up being attacked by member nations. this is not happening on this occasion. it is a straightforwar

it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if hilarity was crayons he would come in many delightful colors. the comedian sherrod small. >> hash tag red eye. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. [inaudible]. >> it is true. can't argue the facts. are top spies in the enterprise? he was such a star trek fan that when he ran an army intelligence command he made it to look like the bridge of the star ship enterprise. general keith alexzander's high-tech room had it all, computer stations, a huge monitor, doors that go woosh and of course the captain's chair you can see in the middle. a retired officer in charge of vip visits to the information dominance center as it was called. that sounds cool. quote, everybody wanted to sit in the chair at least once to pretend he was john luke pickard. on weekends i like to pretend i am someone else. >> wow. >> yeah. >> i have nothing to say or to add to that, but it is disturbing nonetheless. sherrod, good to see you. wouldn't any guy given this responsibility and a budget do the s

and my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. if hilarity was 5* keg of pbr i would tap him at a tailgate. it is joe derosa. his comedy album is called. "you will die." that's up lifting. it is available for download on itunes, amazon and google play. it is a fantastic record. buy it now. i know it is late, but go on i tones. it is a a very, very, very fun, funny record. i make fun of joe a lot but it is because i love him and it is a great album and you should buy it. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. how is this show still on? >> that's a good question. the bigger question is why did i give joe such a loving tribute? he left a long message on my phone asking me for that and pleading with me. could you at least do a positive plug for my thing? okay. >> for once. >> for once. the kiss cam is a sexist sham. yes, a slate.com call has called for the end of the sporting event favorite mark joseph stern, yes, that mark joseph stern, writes of the time honored tradition of a jumbo tron lens focusing on a straight cup tell a

he is physically accosting and pushing -- i mean, that is so repulsive. >> disgusting. disgusting.ard coincidentally is an off-duty cop. his chair does not say police officer. his church says security guard. he looks like he is throwing someone out of a bar. this is a state board of education meeting with his parents had a legitimate question that could not give voice because the palooka that they hired pushed him out the door. , the parent. a restive, facing six months in jail because he assaulted a police officer. lou: there were plenty involved in that. every public official there he did not stop that immediately is a palooka, all of them. [laughter] lou: thank you so much. appreciated. thank you. up next, the president's job approval is not the only thing underwater for this administration. we take it up in thechalk talk." we're coming right back. stay with us. ♪ thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... deltis looking beyond

secretary kerry and i carry the same repulsion and callousness of a regime that resided over the deathf over 1,000 people and 2 million become refugees among the million children. prime minister 52 million pounds of humanitarian assistance last week bringing our total to 400 million pounds. the united kingdom will be working intensively over the coming week including the u.n. to try to secure unfettered access for aid inside syria and to address the aid short fall working closely with the united states which is working, leading by example here as in many other areas. i briefed secretary kerry on the talks we held last week with the president and senior leadership there can't be leadership if they are allowed to eradicate moderate opposition. we suggested ways in which we will continue to coordinate our assistance to them and reaffirmed our commitment to a geneva peace conference which should lead to leblgss in syria and continuing our diplomacy with russia to try to bring about the necessary break through. in part the u.s., u.k. special relationship is an alliance of values, values of

my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is so funny they are changing the name of laughing gas to tom shillue gas.ultz that's his name. his latest comedy cd is called impossible. >> it is true. >> a block. the lede.. that's the first story. where did you find c3po? >> that's cute. should a feline stop the bee line? on friday a day of the week, two kittens were spotted on subway tracks in new york city. prompting power to be shutdown and service halted as workerstrc try to help the fur balls to safety.hut an hour and 24 minutes later b and q trains started to move again. so were the two kittens' lives worth delaying billions of people?n. new york magazine asked the city's may mayoral candidate what they would have done.e as a spokesman for the republican front runner joe lotta? >> that sounds good. >> his answer was no. joe does not think a train line should be shutdown. a rep for kristine quinn commented "chris would have stopped the trains for the kitties" and anthony wiener's camp noted if anthony is elected mayor

has repulsed to talk about the lessoning of security. >> the mocking of the congressman's question by secretary kerry is an insult to the memory of the four americans who died that night in benghazi. it is remarkable to me that someone who is as smart and allegedly as smooth as the secretary would allow his anger at a republican congressman to sully the memory of four great americans and remember, the one question the secretary cannot answer is what was the president doing the night of september the 11th, 2012? that's all i want to know. give me an hour by hour chronology, mr. carney, mr. anybody, mr. national security. what was the president doing hour by hour every detail, and they won't do it. the question for america is, why are they afraid to say what the president was doing hour by hour that night? >> joe, victoria, nice to see you both again. kwe the questions asked on the table now. >> thanks for having us. >>> a metal of honor recipient urges the president to stay out of syria and craig >>> at the end of this process, one of two things is going to happen. assad is going to re

my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. what is that? >> and if musical genius was math homework i would do him on the bus every morning. it is ariel pink and he is drinking something. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. [inawed -- dash. >> it is peace at hand with the ku klux klan. last weekend in a mind exploding -- exploding development. what am i reading here? they met with a kkk organizer in wyoming which anyway the president of a local naacp chapter asked for the sit down. the first ever apparently. after hearing reports of klan literature around the town of gillette. he said, quote, it is about opening dialogue with a group who claim they are trying torm . the qkk guy in-- the kkk guy paid $50 to get their insight and views into the news. he said, quote, i don't know if we accomplished that much. it is about proud to be white. >> finally somebody says it. >> you know who else is proud to be white? this dot. >> isn't that a metaphor of today's society? the white man being chased by a giant dog? >> -- sherrod, i go to you

. >> quite frankly, it was one of the most repulsive, sadistic things i've ever seen in 24 years. >>months all the defendants have been released on bail until their case is resolved. but the prospect of life imprisonment hangs over them. >> abc 12's michael rosenfield spent the day in pierre county district court. he joins us for the story. michael. >> angie, this is the first time we have heard the victim in the case, 19-year-old danielle tyler. >> the media pounces when the tape is released by one of the defense lawyers. >> it was all a prank. >> this is not the only time she hung out there. >> it was demented if you think about it. >> the videotape shows four individuals who are extremely mentally traumatizing another individual. >> local journalist jim smith has been following the case from the start. >> this kidnapping is one of the strangest things i've ever covered. for me this is in the top four or five anyway of all the cases that i've covered in 20 years. so you had such diverse opinions on both sides of this case. you had people who thought it was nothing and you had peopl

i now find you repulsive. that's honest. [exhales] all right, fair enough.it was. okay. all right. [grunting] hey, boss. i didn't know you were coming in today. what's, uh, going on here? i am glad that you asked. listen up, everybody! in the last year, we have lost seven clients to the big chains. these gift baskets are our ticket back into their lives. we are going to show up at these businesses unannounced. and we are going to win them back. with gift baskets. with peanut brittle. with macadamia nut cookies. with chocolate turtles. with raspberry jam. and a little bit of fat and salt. because you know what? that's what people like. ever since i was a kid, people have been telling me that i can't do things. you can't be on the team. you can't move on to second grade. well, now they're telling me that i can't win back clients using old fashioned business methods. we'll see about that. and fyi, i eventually aced second grade. and i was the biggest kid in class. okay, we're gonna split up into teams. jim, phyllis; stanley, dwight; me, andy. i'm not driving wi

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i don't know why i find that so repulsive. maybe hairy noodles is not your thing.w about fast food instructional as well. >> this is how you eat hands-free fast food. oh, my gosh, it's so good. that's so good. >> mr. incredit i beard, we salute you, sort of. always keeping your chin up, growing boldly where no man has gone before on the riddick lust. we'll see you one hour later with a panel discussion. we hope you join us for that. piers morgan live starts now. this is piers morgan live. welcome from the states an around the world. when bill clinton was president. he told me last night what it's like to try to fix this kind of thing. you and newt gingrich eventually worked it out between you hochl dow you get stuff done with a

it is kind of repulsive, honestly. >> the a's blaming it on one toilet.hey are going to go ahead and have it snaked. reporting live in oakland, kr is sti smith, "today in the bay." >> they can't worry about all that sewage. the fans, more so. how will the attendance and the sewage problems impact the a's potential move down to san jose? we'll dig deeper into that side of the story coming up in 25 minutes. >> right now, 6:26. still ahead, unemployed and out of luck. we're going to tell you about the computer glitch that's keeping thousands of californians from getting unemployment benefits. >> also, hearing voices. we have some new details about the navy yard shooters mental state. and some new concerns about why he was issued a security clearance anyway. >>> a live look outside. look at the sun coming up. a live look from the south bay this morning. cooler temperatures. you can already see a little taste of fall in the air. >> is that what that is? >> i think so. >> how about a nice sunrise for you. look at that. just enjoyable to think about getting out

the repulsive idea that nothing, this is so nothing has been done to improve the situation.t is what i find outrageous. first the banks are forced to raise a level of capital that's extraordinary. i can't believe they weren't able to battle the treasury department and the feds to top the solution. plus all banks had to do is send a message. you aren't in charge anywhere. the regulators are. banks that were swinging around other peoples capital, they've stopped doing so. the big investment is dramatically reduced to leverage, to. it's been cut back from outrageous buying of debt. it just isn't happening. it doesn't. do some homework. critics refuse to do the homework. the stock market does. any company that borrows, is treated like son of lehman. mf global goes down. the idea that the banks are so thinly capitalized as they were back then five years ago, it's ignorant and it's stupid. who cares if the banks are too big to fail. what matters is they are too well capitalized to fail in the first place. second things are much less opaque than the meltdown. it's true the banks ha

i don't know why i find that so repulsive! maybe hairy noodles and hot sauce is not your thing.ow about fast food instructional as well. >> this is how you eat hands-free fast food. oh, my gosh, it's so good. that's so good.