so we were drinking, slow gin fizz back then. and weep just got back to work late. and we were drunk. and the supervisor knew it too. >> jimmy: pretty matter of fact with the slow gin fizzes. one more. >> my name is nina crosby, originally from virginia. >> do you ever get drunk at work? >> jimmy: all right, does nina crosby originally from virginia get drunk at work? let's see what the voting says. our audience says. mostly drunk. again. wow. all right. let let's find out. >> no. >> come on. >> no i have gotten drunk before i went to work. >> so you were drunk at work? >> yeah. >> what do you do for a living? >> jimmy: guillermo, you ever get drunk at work? >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: guillermo is drunk at work right now. in international news, justin bieber is in china right now. the reason i know this -- soc someone took the picture of him on the great wall of china. that is justin bieber being carried up the great wall of china by his bodyguards. its that unbieliebable or what? even lady gaga got out of her egg and walked. hard to climb stairs when your pants

heineken loses its fizz saying the strength of the euro is going to hit 2013 profits.neken his a two-year low this morning. british unemployment appears to be falling slightly faster than forecast against a back drop of stronger than expected growth. this is the summation of the minutes from the last bang of england minutes when they voted naturally to keep rates on hold, as well. the central bank noted the strengthening in sterling which would push down on inflation. rob wood is joining us now. thanks very much indeed for joining us. they have talked about now that it's probable that unemployment in the outfaster. where does that leave us where their three year horizon on foreign guidance, do you think? >> i think tun employment figures are moving broadly in line with that. falling faster than the bank of england expected and growth momentum pick up over the summer. it will mean probably 18 months, two years down the line we get to 7%. >> how long will it take for the bank to change their forward guidance and what were the implications when they do? >> i don't think t

. ♪ plop, plop, fizz, fizz, oh, what a relief it is ♪ man: the frightening and most difficult thing aboutbody calls a "creative" person is that you have absolutely no idea where any of your thoughts come from, really, and especially, you don't have any idea about where they're going to come from tomorrow. man: i think there's always an innate human urge to put something out there and see what people are going to make of it. we're doing exactly the same thing as the guys that were painting on caves. we're creating an atmosphere that makes us comfortable, or makes us concerned, or gets a reaction out of us that the communicator wanted. man: three figures at the top are watchmen in the tsimshian tradition. the watchmen watch over the house and everyone in it and are guardians. and they sit on top of the eagle, which is the clan of the carver. the figure below that is an elder. in the palm of his hand, the eyes signify giving or a gift. and the figure at the base is a mother frog with a baby frog on its back. and that represents us, because in the tsimshian culture, the frog is the messenger

coca-cola appears to have lost some of it's fizz. it fell to the no. 3 spot.er 13 years at the top it lags at $79.2 billion five of the top ten brands are from the tech sector. ibm and ge also have akin a technology branch but classified differently. these corporate brands paint a picture of our changing society. what we buy, what we talk about, what is important. not just logos but symbols of how we live. >> there is plenty more on our website. al jazeera is the address. >>> you are watching inside story from washington. hello i'm sheila mcvicker. america outside of the washington beltway is looking in and lamenting the system. brinks manship an policy on the edge has become the order of the day for the u.s. congress. here we are again as you are thinking from the armchair as you watch. >> well you are right.

the analyst fizz gtzgerald trac the index of the 65 biggest internet names, facebook. that index surged about 52% so a big move in these names, tyler. >> is that what is behind it, josh, or is there a timing element here because you wonder what is going on, why stocks are getting hit at this point? >> it's interesting. i was talking to traders today and some of them said listen, if you were concerned about this shutdown, if you were worried about the shutdown, if it had gone on longer than you anticipated, then why not trim some of those gains and some of these high flying stocks moved to the sideline until you see resolution or clarity about what will happen next inside the beltway. >> josh, obviously, washington is the trump card but earnings are very poet tant, as well. >> sure, alcoa informally kicking off the earning season. if you're a bull then you're wagering you will see, tyler, some resolution in d.c. and also, you'll get a positive earning season, that you will get better than expected data points for traders, investors and analysts to look over and provide

(can fizzes) (yawns) oh, how long was i asleep? i'm starving. hey, you know what would be great? with the potato chips in the middle. (sniffles) i love the way you make 'em. uh, okay, could you not lean on my "people"? you're making it all crinkly. sorry. (sniffles) ahh. (sniffles) and, mom, in triangles, okay? i know. triangles. (crowd cheering) how do you guys survive with just basic cable? (turns tv off) mmm! thanks, mom. ooh. this looks good. (whiny voice) aw. no chips? (smacking) (normal voice) hey, how long do you think it would take to make some pudding, hmm? (slurps) mmm. (thud) are you mad? no. anything else i can get you on mother's day? see, now you sound mad. i mean, i just came all the way up here so you wouldn't be alone on mother's day. well, i'm sorry, but did you ever think maybe i wanted to be alone? you didn't want to be with your daughter on mother's day? oh, i didn't say that. yeah, you did, mom. you said exactly that. you said, "sorry, but did you ever think maybe i wanted to be alone?" what are you, a court reporter? i'm sorry if i drove an hour and a half

>> well, what happens is this fizz logically the woman has her full compliment of eggs when she's born and she doesn't have the ability to make them. she only loses them as she gets older. it really depends on how many she was born with, which dictates when she will run out of eggs and hence lose her fertility. unless something intervenes like disease, illness or chemotherapy, for example, following cancer treatment, which will of course destroy eggs. so, what these researchers have done is a very neat series of experiments which essentially -- they've taken a bit of ovary out of women who have prematurely lost their fertility and subjected the fragments of ovary to some chemicals which have reawakened some of the dormant sleeping or diseased eggs. and then replaced them back into the female. these are then been fertilized and replaced back into the infer tile woman, and she got pregnant and had a baby. >> now it's been described as a otential game changer. do you think that's what we're seeing? >> i think it has such a high profile and such implications women, sometimes we put the car

increased muscle mass and decreased flexibility, they're pushing those joints beyond their appropriate fizz owe logic limit. >> reporter: so should men stop doing yoga? dr. hagen says no but they may need to cut back on the competition just a bit. >> women see it as relaxation and a release. men are often coming to it with a competitive edge. with a i can push it harder. >> study's also show most yoga injuries happen in class. broad likes to tell men if you have to grit your teeth or push through a workout it really isn't yoga. >>> here at abc2 we're thinking pink all month long and that's because october is breast cancer awareness month. the komen maryland hunt valley race for the cure is less than a month away and we would love for you to join us. so here's the information that you need to know. it's october 20th. there's definitely time to sign up and donate to register to run. you're going to find a link on abc2news.com/thinkpink. >>> temperatures this morning, feeling pretty good out there. 66 tegs in man which is -- degrees in manchester. 63 in glen oak. 60 mount airy right now and 62

today, the town began to erase the last fizz cool reminder of that awful day. demolition crews began to work on tearing down and removing every trace of the school building. some neighbors said they were relieved to see it go. the town is going to build a new, $50 million school on the property to open in 2016. the mystery enveloping a little-- involving a little girl known as maria has been solved tonight. she caught the world's attention after discovered in greece living with gypsies who are not her parents. today, we learned her mother's identity, and holly williams is following the case. >> maria. >> reporter: this home video shows maria as a toddler being cared for by a roma couple, often referred to as jeps ease. but when tests showed the pair weren't maria's biological parents they were charged with child abduction. the police and the media speculated that the couple kidnapped maria and intended to sell her. even though they insisted they'd informally adopted the girl after another roma abandoned her. it now turns out it was true. d.n.a. tests showed thi

of the tunnel for julian assange choose not left ecuador the embassy for almost a year and a half fizzes siler man is now asking the international criminal court for help. increasingly crowded to u.k. it's russia for the country's cemeteries graveyards are rapidly running out of space and predicted to be for within the next few decades so it's already to come up with a controversial idea to simply reuse them nora smith reports on how even that may not solve the problem. as the saying goes nothing is certain but death and taxes and while u.k. government's very good at collecting tax it's not so good at providing for its citizens inevitable to molly's because on this small island with soft running out of space to bury the dead according to a recent study of her account almost hall said burial space in that areas would run out in the next twenty years and a quarter said they only had ten years left and it's no surprise them confined to london cemeteries like this one and several rural councils already say they're full meaning people will have to go elsewhere for their thought you know resti

an antrro morph fizzing. >> why do they have ties on. >> they are promoting bestiality and disgustingrway since vikings. >> they always have too many vowels in their names. why is that? >> named after fiords. complicated process. >> why are they speaking english? >> we are avoiding it what is it about this gangnam style and this? because it's just dopey. they dress up like foxes. they jump up and down in the forest, right? >> we found new ways to deal with our free time. world war ii allowed us to have the luxury of doing whatever he we wanted to do. the world is a free place. >> you are blaming this on world war ii. >> no. i am saying this is a salute for those people who fought for our freedoms to watch stupid videos. we watch stupid videos because of our world war ii vets. >> the urchins in my neighborhood love this. >> kid driven. >> they love this. >> it could be a euro socialist conspiracy against fox news. it could possibly be some insidious thing like that. >> it's probably just a catchy tune. and even the kids know that these adults are dim wits, they are idiots. they are lau

rising his hands because he thinks he has fizz first home run, you better run because this one staysnside the park. check out b he even gets to third, early emigration again, but it was well worth it after the rookie struck out four times in game two. meanwhile, dodgers pitcher was phenomenal. while striking out four, they beat the cardinals 3-0 in l.a. after the game, all the talk was about the performance. >> he has pitched really well, and seems to handsel it well, i think just the experience over the last series really helped him today. i think we have seen him aggressive the fast ball, and that his other -- it sets everything else up. a lot of mistakes, we couldn't get anything going, one opportunity, and aggressive maneuver play ends up taking us out. but he did -- he controls the accounts, controlled the plate, and did what he wanted to i guess. >> we now have a series that the boston red sox and tigers are now locked in at one game apiece, now with the series going to detroit. u.s.a. today how important game three is prior. >> well, today is a must win. it should be a fabulou

where someone was eating peanuts and you touch it - kids put their fingers in an ara face 14 -- ora fizz 40 times an our. >> this doctor found one in 13 u.s. kids has a food allergy, the common being a peanut allergy and over half those had a severe reaction. >> they can go into anna fall axis, severe symptoms, throat closing, swelling, trouble breathing. drop in blood pressure, and it can lead to death. >> outside the stadium tailgaters munched on the peanuts but did not mind the ban. >> just this one day. everyone knows it. it's advertised so you don't take them in there with you. >> how has it come to this? why has the number of peanut allergies in kids tripled since 1997. there are plenty of theories, but no one knows. we may have become too clean as a society. all the antibacterial products may keep kids getting common infections preventing foodal ergeies. the loss of a treat for a lot of fans is a big score for this fan. >> pulled from a bus in front of classmates and deported - still ahead. a teenage girl - what she is saying to the french president. plus, a scathing u.n. report o

an antrro morph fizzing. >> why do they have ties on. >> they are promoting bestiality and disgusting. >> they always have too many vowels in their names. why is that? >> named after fiords. complicated process. >> why are they speaking english? >> we are avoiding it what is it about this gangnam style and this? because it's just dopey. they dress up like foxes. they jump up and down in the forest, right? >> we found new ways to deal with our free time. world war ii allowed us to have the luxury of doing whatever he we wanted to do. the world is a free place. >> you are blaming this on world war ii. >> no. i am saying this is a salute for those people who fought for our fre watch stupid videos. we watch stupid videos because of our world war ii vets. >> the urchins in my neighborhood love this. >> kid driven. >> they love this. >> it could be a euro socialist conspiracy against fox news. it could possibly be some insidious thing like that. >> it's probably just a catchy tune. and even the kids know that these adults are dim wits, they are idiots. they are laughing at olaf and his frie

the beverage maker coca-cola appears to have lost some of its fizz and fell third after 13 at the top9.2 billion. perhaps not surprising, five of the top ten brands are from the tech sector, two others, ibm and ge also have a technology brunch but are classified differently. together these corporate brands paint a picture of our changing society, what we buy, what we talk about, what is important, not just logo but symbols how we live. >> reporter: and al jazeera was in the top ten of recognizable brands, so that means you can stay with us for another half hour in just a moment. ♪ come, it is here. >> yes, let the games begin. he is fighting for his baseball life and some $46 million. a-rod and all of his attorneys were there fighting his 211-game suspension. the hearing is expected to last less than five days, after that the group will decide to uphold, reduce, or overturn the suspension. if the suspension is upheld, rodriguez would lose some $32 million in salary, and he wouldn't be back on the field until he is 40 years old. the big story tonight, people, the rays will be taking on

(chuckles) (can fizzes) well, i'm just glad i could throw this celebration for the employees.ng in your ticker, you know? that'll be 3 bucks. uh, the pop's a buck and a quarter there, princess. i'll get it. oh, great. (sighs) (grunts) what? (cheeping) nothing. i mean, i shouldn't say anything bad about morgan, right? well, brick, just because you're a child doesn't mean your opinion is less than anyone else's, and i would hope that you'd feel comfortable sharing any negative feelings you might have about morgan. i'm not a big fan. i know, right? she comes across as all together and perfect, but trust me, i have heard things, brick. she is manipulative, deceitful, two-faced-- plus she sat on my bed and moved my books. not cool. ohh. (mouths word) (cheeping continues) (sighs) yes, i'm watching you. that's great. sorry. what was i saying? i'm wiped. he always wants to eat, play. i'm constantly cleaning up after him. throw in a car pool, and we'll talk. wow, i can't believe you picked me as your partner. yeah. yep, after days of worrying about payback for stealing pete's customer,

>> reporter: i'm at rocket fizz in burbank. sugar free reese's? really.y seen as the big wet blanket on halloween. they're trying to position yourself as its bff. have the candy. it's debuted a video of what happens when you take the sugar out of halloween. >> they're delicious, healthy, cupcakes. >> it tastes like poopy pin yat ta! >> they're tricked into eating treats made from vegetables. reactions are unscripted and real. sometimes a little too real. you've been warned. >> what if you had the whole spin around, taking candies away. the whole thing was meant to be unscripted and undirected. one little girl her reflex action was to drew up. she was nonchalant. went about it. >> i threw up. >> they debated whether or not to keep that scene in. a she seemed okay. her parents were there. it's created buzz. see more of the video at cnbc.com. look, crest needs halloween. it needs to fight cavities. >> i love that youtube video. thank you so much, jane. great story. jane wells. >>> on this halloween, perhaps the scariest story of all, a new report from morgan

. >> reporter: oh, mandy, i'm at rocket fizz candy store today. and this is candy's big day. for something really scary. cocoa prices, they're up 20% so far this year. lack of supply as bad weather hits west africa meets rebounding demand. costco tells us replacing a ton of cocoa has gone from $2,200 to $2,700 a ton. it's running through packaged chocolate faster than chocolate faster than anticipated. if it has to buy on the open market it will hold off passing along higher costs till valentine's day. kroger owned eed ralph's -- >> we think this will be the first year in 2014 where the level of cocoa demand exceeds production for the first time since 2009. that's driving prices higher. >> now, hersheys hedges as much as two years in advance. after you binge, how do investors purge? here's my odd transition of the week. ♪ >> corey wooten stars in a hilarious dance video with other nfl players as part of the league's effort to get active. fuel up to move 60. i asked him about america's weight struggles. in the process he unknowingly named a stock. >> nowadays, a lot of people

if they've got a pretty good list of what is supposed to be in the stock, so they'll actually go -- fizzh spaces and manufacturing spaces and check off what needs to with taken and destr destroyed. it's the getting in that's going to be difficult. two of them are hot zones and there're no clear resolution that they'll say we're going to give you safe passage. come on in. it's going be very dangers. >> is there any understanding or believe that they can somehow move somewhere where they will not be destroyed or detected? >> i think it's always a risk but we have to remember that russian credibility on the luchblt russians have the whiphand and they're going to do everything they can to make sure it happens. >> let's talk with you, secretary rice. were you surprised that this agreement to give up the chemical weapons came to quickly after they were an off-the-cuff remark? >> i have spent a lot of time with vladimir putin. he saw an opening to displace the united states very well in this conflict. he saw an eat to secure russia's re-entry into the middle east since henry kissinger did. he's

he's now facing numerous charges including kidnapping and piracy. >>> there's still some fizz in mayorrk's highest court agreed to hear his appeal of a decision -- the mayor's that is to say -- striking down the ban on the large sugary drinks. the court is not expected to take up the case until after he leaves office. now you know. brian, over to you. >> get this, i don't know if you heard yet. new anger and threats to americans overseas following the capture of al qaeda suspect aby anas al libi. according to reports jihaddists are being urged to retaliate by kidnapping u.s. citizens. what do we need to know and should we have brought him to new york city for a trial? let's ask someone who used to be part of an extremist group. he's the author of "radical: my journey out of islamic extremism." thanks for joining us. from what you know and used to be an extremist yourself, should al libi be tried in new york? >> i think he should. i think it is important to demonstrate we adhere to our values. when we try him of extremism we're not charged with duplicity. >> how important is it to put h

. ♪ bill: the operator of a ride at a fair is i fizzing, charges afr writers were injured.rating the vortex ride when it suddenly turned back dropping riders 20 feet to the ground. on thion the story live out of atlanta. what are the charges indicating, what do they mean? >> this ride operator faces three criminal accounts of assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious bodily injury. the alleged weapon in this case is the right itself. police are accusing the operator, 46-year-old timothy of georgia of altering the ride in a way that made it unsafe. >> we have determined that this routride was tempered with after inspection and critical safety devices were tampered with and compromised. >> 's attorney did not address the criminal complaint against his client but said his client is devastated by everything that's happened. bill: zohar the victims doing? >> there were five people injured, two of them have already been released from a hospital but two of them remain hospitalized including a 29-year-old man, 39-year-old woman and a teenager all on board this thrill ride kno

and, you know, this -- the short lesson in nuclear fizz bics is this: if you enrich to reactor grade 3-5% of the u235 isotope, you've gone 70% of the way toward enriching to weapons-grade levels. it's a matter of a few weeks, just depends on the number of centrifuges you have. that's why for ten years the europeans have insisted that as a prerequisite of any deal iran give up all enrichment-related activity. that's what the resolutions of the u.n. security council have consistently said. to give that up is to give iran something it has resisted for ten years. it legitimizes their program, it's a huge win for iran, and they're going to get relief from the economic sanctions. what could go wrong? jenna: what would real progress look like then in these talks? >> i don't think you're going to have real progress in these talks. i think iran knows exactly what its objective is. it wants relief from the economic sanctions, it's going to make superficial concessions about its nuclear program. i think the line they're going to take in particular is we will allow enhanced inspects by the inter

>> those are kind of like a ramos gin fizz, but i use infused vodka.arties, i guess. >> try this. >> so that has trix on top of it. clearly not for kids at this juncture. >> it is 5:00 somewhere. >> heck, yeah. >> i'm a big fan of bean soup. this is a bean soup with breakfast cereal. >> it's banana honey-nut cheerios. split pea and banana nut are similar in texture, but this is a cheesy crisp here and cheerios. it's more like a nugget crouton. >> what is national cereal lovers week? october 14th through the 20th? >> yeah. basically all of next week. >> why do people love cereal so much? >> because it is awesome and makes us smile. look at the two of you. >> justin, thank you so much. >> the restaurant is in brooklyn. fun stuff. go down and visit him. great to see you this morning. it is celebrate national cereal week thanks to general mills. >> head to foxandfriends.com. >>> you have heard of cage diving with sharks but how about can crocodiles? we'll take you inside the cage of death next. >>> plus, feel the need for speed? rick is testing out some of

a finger pointed in fizz face and i just don't understand thousand republicans have such limited memory. ey don't know or they have forgotten selectively how this resident host: you're on the air. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just want to say while i respect the president how can he look himself in the mirror. when you have almost an entire country that don't want this affordable care act and he wants to shove it down our throat. this is supposed to be america where we have freedom choose and the government seems to kind of slowly but surely they are taking more of our rights and freedom away. host: we're going to take a call from west virginia on the republican line. caller: hello. i just can't believe our irresponsible our government has been acting over the last few years, how much they've gone in debt which has hurt us. any business run the way our government has been run would go under long before now. shutting down the government is one of the most irresponsible things. they are hurting innocent people. they are putting our nation in jeopardy by some of the things they'