haines. >> just a moment, mr. haines. would you come in, please? >> good of you to be so prompt, mr. haines. this is lieutenant campbell. >> how do you do? >> won't you sit down? >> thank you, sir. >> i know you're a busy man, so we won't detain you any longer than necessary. now, you've already been good enough to tell us where you were last evening, and we've managed to locate the gentleman you spoke with on the train. >> yes, i saw him outside. >> will you come in, please, professor? >> mr. collins, this is mr. haines. he was with you on the train last night. >> i'm terribly sorry, but i really don't remember meeting this gentleman. unfortunately, i remember very little of our trip from new york. you see, we-- we had a little celebration. >> but we were sitting opposite each other in the observation car. you were singing a song about a goat. >> a goat? >> and calculus. you were going over a speech you'd made. >> i was? i'm very sorry, mr. haines. i--i certainly must have been celebrating.

sara haines is here with this modern-day technology. catching up with an old sport. >> reporter: anything with twitter, i'm in. this partnership between the twitter and the nfl brings what happens on the gridiron straight to your mobile device in an instant. a sign of modern times, you'll no longer need to be parked in front of your tv. just logon to the twitter-verse. imagine having the power of instant replay in the palm of your hands. >> no doubt about it. >> oh, yeah. >> that's a drop. >> reporter: now thanks to a ground-breaking new partnership between the nfl and twitter, some of the games' greatest moments can be played back right on your phone. >> they want to see our content. increasingly consumers want it where they are. >> reporter: along with those on-demand clips of the game, follow @nfl and you'll get news and analysis. for many fans, the clear mvp, is fantasy football advice, straight from the league itself. >> when you have a twitter account, it makes it so much easier to check out your favorite teams, to check out your

sara haines is ordinary. >> she married a prince. she sports a royal title. and she makes getting back to a pre-baby bod easy. volleyball, too? come on, kate. she's back. and never looked better. fulfilling her royal duties, kate middleton attended a sports aid athlete workshop. >> it's the first time that kate has done solo since getting birth to prince george. and also, the first time that a member of the royal family has been to the olympic park since the olympics last summer. >> reporter: no husband. no baby. but most noticeably, no baby weight. wearing flat abs and skinny jeans, kate did casual chic as only she can. it's hard to believe that only three months ago, she stepped out proudly flaunting a healthy post-baby bump. >> it was wonderful to see. that's what moms look like after they've given birth. >> reporter: but look at her now. and she even held her own. getting extra inches on the court is always a good thing. but not usually in the form of a wedge heel. and it didn't the first time kate had sported less than ideal footwear when getting in the

alongside bianna golodryga, sara haines, ginger zee, ron claiborne.ike how i remember everybody's names? >> that was really good. >> it was in the prompter. >> it was in the prompter. fair enough. thank you, sara. >>> coming up, a big movie opening this weekend. tom hanks in "captain phillips." a role that is generating just a little bit of oscar buzz. why are the real-life crew members crying foul? >>> first, a terrifying case of road rage, all caught on tape. frantic 911 call, telling the story of a driver out of control and how an innocent young woman became a victim. abc's marci gonzalez has more on this chilling young story. >> we have a red pickup truck following us. >> reporter: this anxiety-filled 911, came in to police in gainesville, georgia, early friday morning. >> he hit us. >> reporter: from a couple being rammed by a pickup truck at full speed on the highway. >> he keeps hitting us. >> reporter: according to police, the situation then turned horrific, as the caller's watched the pickup truck's driver swerve into oncoming traffic. >> he'

that was sara haines pulling a hammy while playing volleyball in -- what it -- five-inch heels? >> they weren't five-inch. i can't do that high. >> you really play. >> i do play. i brought some real players. this will be great. >> you already win mvp this morning. good morning, everybody. alongside ron claiborne, and amber sullins, in for ginger zee this morning. amber joins us from our affiliate, abc 15 in phoenix. great to have you. >> thank you. >> we have a lot coming up this morning. >>> we want to show you video out of boston. this is a rescue that all played out on tape. the young woman on the right side of the screen there, falling on to the tracks. what happened next, we'll show you, coming up. >> unbelievable video. >>> and coming up, is it a crazy tv plot or a real-life risk? remember the scene in the show "homeland," where the vice president is assassinated using his own pacemaker? now, real-life former vice president, dick cheney said he had similar concerns. he had heart problems. heart attacks. we're going to hear from him. >>> we're going to start with the news t

and we're going to take a closer look at that coming up in "pop news" with sara haines. >>> but firstg out in florida. a woman and her kids missing. police holding now her husband. the cops seem to be fearing the worst here but will not say why even as their prime suspect takes drastic measures, and abc's rob nelson has the details this morning. >> reporter: the search continues in florida this morning for the bodies of a mother and her two young children who have not been seen for five days now. >> if anybody's seen my grandkids, please, and my daughter, return them to me, please. >> reporter: meanwhile, the only person of interest in the case, 31-year-old luis toledo who is the missing woman's husband is recovering from injuries after place say he attempted a jailhouse suicide saturday. the heartbreaking story began tuesday when 28-year-old yessenia suarez and her two children, 8-year-old michael and 9-year-old thalio, went missing. authorities say hours earlier yessenia was involved in a domestic dispute with her husband, in which he allegedly slapped her at her job angry over a po

alongside sara haines, ron claiborne. >>> also coming up on the broadcast, lot of historic pictures camernight, the palace releasing a new picture of a very intimate moment. we'll take a closer look at that coming up in pop news. >>> first this half-hour, a murder history playing out in florida, her mother and her kids missing. the cops holding the husband. abc's rob nelson has the details this morning. >> reporter: the search continues in florida this morning, for the bodies of a mother and her two young children who have not been seen for five days now. >> if anybody see my grand can kids, please, and my daughter. >> meanwhile the only person of interest in the case, 31-year-old luis toledo the missing woman's husband is recovering from injuries after he attempted a jailhouse suicide saturday. the heartbreaking story began tuesday, when 28-year-old woman and her two children went missing. authorities say hours earlier, he was involved in a domestic dispute with her husband, he allegedly slapped her at her job. >> when her husband arrived there, cause of disturbance battered her and the

the haines. the golodryga. the claiborne. and of course, i had to do one. that was it.news, we talked to brody via skype, he thinks the internet blowup is hilarious and he was trying to make her laugh the whole time. she took it wrong. >> can we call her up the next time? >> he's not upset that we're mocking him. he's having a great time. >> any publicity is good publicity. >>> coming up here on "good morning america" -- we got much more -- including halloween no longer just for humans. ron, cover your eyes, this stuff is scary we asked and you delivered. "good morning america" viewers dressing up their pets. that's coming up. the pain started up the back of my head and wrapped around to the front. i was on my way to a music conference and the pain from shingles just made it impossible to even want to move. i couldn't play my bassoon because of the pressure that i felt throughout my whole head. eventually i noticed that i had these little blisters up on my forehead and they started spreading. the blistering and the rash was moving down towards my eye. the doctors at the

abc's sara haines is here. >> reporter: it's a great visual.o imagine a professional athlete not being able to do something. brandon bass is helping his learning how to swim will help others, too. this guy is used to dunking. not diving. brandon bass is a 6'8" and 250-pound-plus forward for the boston celtics. hardwood is where he's comfortable. the water, not so much. >> i don't know how to swim myself. >> reporter: so, he decided on the best place to learn. a local boston pool with some decidedly unjudgmental classm e classmates. >> i think i can swim across the pool. >> reporter: since he was a child, bass has feared the water, but learning to swim was something that he knew he needed to do. >> in the downtown boston area, drowning is the leading cause of death for kids from ages 1 to 4. >> reporter: stats like that are why the 28-year-old athlete thinks it's so important for adults and kids to learn to swim. bass' 6-year-old son knows how to swim. >> my son is one up on me. he can beat me at swimming. >> reporter: bass hopes to serve as an

let's go inside to sara haines. what's ahead on the "gma morning menu." meg ryan's life. why she left hollywood behind. >>> julianne hough back on "dancing with the stars." >>> and we're moments away from meeting the first finalist on the roar with katy perry contest. all coming up live on "gma." here in times square. make the bedroom.he bed. the kmart home and furniture event is on now. come in today and save big on bed, bath and furniture. and shop your way members get $15 in points when they spend $100 or more. shop your way at kmart. get in. get more. is there a lot of worry building up around a daily problem? well ladies, now there's big news in controlling your overactive bladder symptoms. thinking less about them with new oxytrol for women. it's a patch. the first and only over the counter treatment for overactive bladder. it's good to know how to put the control back in your go. new oxytrol for women. now over the counter in the feminine care aisle. visit oxytrolforwomen.com to learn more. [ male announcer ]

. >> derek haines is here with the acls game 3. big news. >> a weird one as well. the turn of events in the game. while the boston red sox were full of energy in the championship series, they came into detroit and sucked all of the energy out of the tigers and the ballpark, an outage delayed the game for 17 minutes, and then a solo home run into left center. 1-0 red sox, and that's all she wrote. the red sox taking a two game to one series lead. >>> how about soccer? spain, england and russia in the world cup finals in brazil. beating georgia 2-0. and england's place in the world cup with a 2-0 victory over poland, and russia earned it's firth berth as an independent nation. >>> kansas freshman, wiggins, shoe companies are lining up to making unreasonable offers. iches is $180 million over ten years as soon as he declares for the draft. most shoe deals for rookies are at around four years. aljazeera will be right back. >> welcome back to aljazeera america. and i'm john, here are the top stories. alleged al qaeda member, al libby, pled not guilty to bombing two u.s.

great to have lara here, sara haines.ing, america. >>> and then the biker seen smashing the window of the suv in the road rage case. making an obscene gesture in court. as we talk to the biker who allegedly set off the whole terrifying chain of events. >>> the search for maddy mccann. a possible breakthrough. a string of burglary there is in portugal could lead to a big break in the case. a break the parents have been waiting years for. >> you always thought. it just didn't make sense. something didn't make sense. >>> and madonna, on top of the world. here's something you don't know. the material girl now revealing about a brutal attack and how it changed her life. i had never heard about it. >> that story, reading it, was shocking. we'll get into that. >>> first, the abc news exclusive interview with the biker at the center of the massive road rage incident president that drive right there who started it all when he allegedly slowed down his motorcycle. the suv bumping him. dan harris sat down with the biker exclusively

sara haines take it away. >> here i am. >>> there are photobombs and then there are photobombs. steven spielberg and jerry seinfeld and his wife jessica. posing for a photo at the gala. who would be bold enough to creep in on this picture? can anyone guess? >> dan? >> is that your answer? >> tom cruise. >> close. another hottie. george clooney. in fact, he was honored at the gala. very few people could pull that off. dan harris is one of them. he was below the back of the head. >> yeah. whoo. wow. >> uncalled for. >>> two superstars heating things up in the kitchen. taylor swift and kelly osbourne teamed up to make a giant batch of chocolate peppermint cookies. they brought taylor's "22" video to life. spending a girl's night baking. kelly complimented her baking buddy on instagram. saying, you guys have no idea how good taylor is at cooking. judging by photos, the cookies and the company were both amazing. i'll take the cookies, though. >> did she write a song about it? >> she writes a song about -- she's going to break up with the cookie. >>> you got to see these adorable phot

peligrosas ociones sobre la carreter haines.s para volar, pero no leigan eso a rob hehnlin. Él pretende quebrar todos los rÉcords. [sonido de motor] [eruendo] [estruendo] este choque devastador es peor de que parece... gra separarse de la moto de nieve ans de que choque con la barrera. [impacto de choque] >>era mejor, para mÍ, aterrizar sin que esos metales, sobresalientes como el volante, me golpearan. locutor: el treo atrapa la pierna izquierda de rob... y la dobla haa atrÁs en80 grados. hecho, rob se patea, Él mismo, la cabeza. >>debido a que mi pie izquierdo se alza, y me golpea la cara, quedÉ inconsciente. locutor: robreacciona levemen. >>¿tienes fracturas? >>¡mi pierna izquierda! ¿dÓnde eÁs ahora? ¿dÓnde estÁs, chico? dime tu nombre. locutor: rob se ha fracturado un tobillo y se ha roto una rodilla, pero sÓ se culpa a sÍ mismo. >>me confiÉ demasiado en que sÓlo eran 21 metros. todos dijeron que podÍa lograrlo; y dije: "no es gran cosa"; pero tan pronto salÍ de la rampa, supe que iba llegar al otro lado. [impacto de caída]

. >> reporter: the haines family has been at sea for five generations.ow counting their newest crew member but no matter how hard this family works they can't keep up with the world 's appetite for salmon. >> we need a million more pounds of this. >> reporter: why do we need more fish? two-thirds of the salmon caught in the united states is not caught but farmed in chile,ed in and norway. we eat a lot of salmon. most ly atlantic salmon. according to noah, the the atlantic salmon is designated and an endangered species. >> so if americans want it on their plates it's coming from a farm. the idea of the work behind the lab is to feed the planet and potentially lower the price. >> reporter: this is cutting edge science. how do you think that this type of innovation could potentially change the world we live in. >> i think transgenic technology will have dramatic impact on the human population in the coming centuries. i think we'll learn to use this technology very safely. >> reporter: for now safety is the key question. >> one of the problems with fish whic

. >>> incredible pictures, sara haines, what have you got for us? >> we have a good one. one of the most incredible baskets ever made, caught on camera. it reminded me the classic commercial, the showdown between basketball greats michael jordan and larry bird, to see who could make the most outrageous shot. watch. >> through the window, off the wall, nothing but net. >> i don't know if they need help at all. nothing but net. that was 1993. >> that was 1993? it looked like 1972. >> didn't know what cgi was. >> you can fast-forward to now. and a new one from a university of arkansas student. >> here we go. >> one, two, three, four. nothing but net. that should count for more points than just two, right? >> this is when you wish ron claiborne was here. he doesn't believe in these videos. >> he thinks they're all fake. this one must have pleased their geometry professor very much. >> they must spend a lot of time in class working and studying to be able to do that. >> yeah. >> the 99th take. >> right. >>> coming up on "good morning america," moms are talking about this one.

sara haines to my left. welcome to you. two big exclusives this morning.n boehner sat down with me for the first time since the shutdown. he's not bunling an inch. neither is the white house. we'll see what he says about the bigger worry ahead. >>> and a special first look at diane sawyer's exclusive first interview with malala, the young pakistani 16-year-old, called the bravest girl in the world. how she became globally famous after the taliban shot her and why she cannot, will not be stopped. >> diane is here to give us a first look at the story. so moving. so inspiring. cannot wait to get the rest. >> may just win the nobel peace prize as well. >>> we begin with the stunning racetrack crash that injured more than a dozen fans and sent the driver to the hospital. ryan owens is there with the latest. >> reporter: a scary crash. not just for the drivers on the track. several fans ended up at the houston hospital behind me, along side a driver many of them had come the see at the track. and he's still here this morning following emergency surgery. >> wow,

that crash on route 50 has all haines closed at virginia. you can listen to 103.5 fm once you get in your car. traffic on the 8s and when it breaks. back to you. >> thank you. 4:42. >> we have new information we're learning this morning about miriam carey. the woman police >> more now on one of our top stories this morning at 4:45. we are on day four of the government shutdown. the house of representatives could vote today on legislation that could help federal workers, giving them the full load of missed pay when the government reopens. senate democrats say they will not support the deal to open the government on a piecemeal basis. >> this morning at 4:46, so many questions still after the chaotic chase and shooting at the u.s. capitol. andrew spencer has more as we try to figure out who miriam carey was. [siren blaring] >> [bleep] >> video shows the chaos when a patrol car crashes into the barrier. officials haven't been able to answer me questions about the 179, miriam carey, or her relatives. her family gathered. >> of course they're sho

and over to sara haines. what have you got for us this morning? >> we have good stuff today.ations to halle berry. she and hunky hubby olivier martinez are the proud parents of a new little baby boy. the 47-year-old actress delivered the baby on saturday. the oscar winner has a 5-year-old daughter with her ex-boyfriend gabrielle aubrey. back in april, she called her pregnancy the biggest surprise of her life and the most wonderful. big congratulations. that baby's going to be so beautiful. >> one gorgeous baby, yeah. >>> now, to the hilarious, new twitter trend, really taking off. it's #addawordruinamovie. here's some of our favorites we have seen posted. the shawshank coupon redemption. coming to a store near you. and what about lebron james and the giant peach. tasty. or the pillow fight club. that sounds like a party for me. now, our personal favorites. with a twist. #addawordimproveamovie. or an add a few fouls. and you come up with golodrygafinger. and this one. world war ginger zee. >> i like it. >> saving the day, one zombie at a time. >> i like that we have ginger pre

alongside bianna golodryga, ron claiborne, ginger zee, sara haines.usands. >>> also coming up this half hour, how much will it run you to buy this gigantic pink diamond? this -- i hope the picture -- there it is. there we go. how much will that cost you? sara will tell us, coming up in "pop news." >> slightly big. just a little big. >>> but we begin this half hour with the explosive testimony at the so-called bathtub murder trial from the woman at the center of the case. >> taking the stand, the mistress of the man on trial, who maintains his innocence. she is giving her side of the story. abc's aditi roy has been following the trial from day one. >> reporter: gypsy willis did not shy away from cameras as she strode into court friday. and came face-to-face with the man she says was once her lover. >> this was a very informal, discreet thing. >> reporter: prosecutors say macneill killed his wife of nearly three decades to continue the affair with willis. >> we would see each other about a couple times of month. >> reporter: macneill is accused of overd

as wayne hain reports, it could prove risky. >> japan's tax increase is the big picture but it's herethe small shops the effect will be felt the most. >> when the consumption tax goes up all living costs go up including children's education fees. i can't be happy about that but i know the tax hike is inevitable. >> in order to maintai main main confidence in the country i have decided to raise the sales tax rate from 5% to 8% on april 1, 2014. they have several policies aimed at rejuvenating the economy. so far they seem to be working. the small economic steps that japan has been climbing could become slippery again when the cost of living goes up. what the government is doing is boosting consumption and boosting investment right now, so the impact of the tax hike won't be felt as much. it's unlikely the economy falls back into a recession. >> the plan will see the sales tax double, the first step is from five to eight percent which will come into effect in april. the second step is an increase to 7% in three years. the question is how they are going to increase the revenue from tax.

. >> it's a ghost town at haines point and that means you can forget about tee time at east potomac park it's not doing much for jimmie cunningham's swing. and the paddle boats remain docked at the title basin. >> the canal is shut down and that means the boat house is also closed, but who here is enforcing it? >> a sign up at the head of the trail. >> all boat houses along the potomac and anacostia rivers are not open for business. the curtains are closed at ford theater, but they are looking at other venues for their performances. >> we are looking around to go shopping. >> shopping is the alternative? >> we don't want to be a complete downer on this friday, like this guy. there are places that are open, such asthma damage tuso's. the building museum in northwest open. but if you want to see any of the exhibit, you have to pay. so a good rule of thumb, if there's admission, it's probably open. and what else is not open? memorials you can't shut down. >> you are walking on closed territory. >> really? >> yeah. >> not a problem for me. >> the national park service looks the other way at

. >> hain has four past convictions and claimed she swiped thousands of dollars if jewels over the past0 years by posing as a we will to do buy, and it's about to make her famous. halle berry is set to portray her in an upcoming movie. >>> we can all appreciate a little bit of halloween spirit, a few ghosts here, a few pumpkins there. >> sky in -- this guy in san jose converted his yard to a pirate ship in 2011, a year later, a haunted mansion. >> and now we're joined from the guys sacrifice room? i'm speechless. tell us about this guys set up. >> don't do it, kit. >> reporter: yeah, so these guys went all out this year, really just kind of outdid themselves. so they have recreated the indiana jones temple of doom, and this is the sacrifice room. brings back a lot of childhood memories. if you watched indiana jones growing up, this is pretty cool. grab your whip and fedora and come over to san jose. he has outdone himself again. this year, bob converted his home on church drive to a three- story ode to one of the most iconic movie offers all time, indiana jones and the temple of doom. r

you can get -- this one i got at victoria's secrets and haines does them. there a couple of companies jump on the bandwagon now getting healthier bras because the metal wire cuts off the lymph drainage out of your breast. also, i do a bake soda -- here is my own personal bag. i do baking soda for under my arms or deodorant because we're shaving under our arms and any chemicals that go under our arms, of course, can go into our lymph -- >> there is studies about electromagnetic radiation from the wires. they think that would be one of the reasons that a cell can change more often. >> tit seems more and more wome are getting breast cancer. for me, i think that it should be the last thing you do is have a double mastectomy. that would be the last thing, but for you it was the only decision to make. >> i think i felt very much like angeline gentlema described in . i have four young children, a career, an active lifestyle. for me, the black cloud walking behind me was something i really felt like i wanted to avoid and reduce my stress and my risk. >> you, of cou

expect the high grade fixed income to continue to go down in yield and fixed income will be your safe hain. >> what do you think? how do you allocate in capital? >> we couldn't be more the opposite. i would allocate towards equities and awith a from bonds. i think the bond yield will end the year closer to 3% than we are today. i think it's going to go higher flex year again on the ten-year. i would be away from fixed income and more towards equities. i would allocate more off shore. i think that the european and japanese developed markets are for real. i also think emerging world is turning, and the dollar is weakening supporting those overseas returns. >> all right. we'll leave it there. gentlemen, good to have you on the program. >> good to be here. >> thank you. >> up next on the money, the threat of default lifted, but what's the damage done? the political impact of america's debt ceiling drama and the battles still to come at home and abroad. also ahead -- >> whoa. >> hockey scares me. >> but it doesn't scare josh harris who recently acquired the new jersey devils. his team might be

. >> it's a ghost town at haines point, and the paddle boats remain docked. the canal is shut down.losed. the national park service looks the other way at the world war ii memorial. park police kicked out visitors at the vietnam wall. nine months before miriam carey led police on this high-speed chase through the nation's capitol she allegedly made disturbing and dilutional statements to police in stamford, connecticut. she told police she was a prophet. >> capitol police hit by the fast deploying barricade moments after she passed through. >> one big question is how miriam carey was able to get past these barriers. >> a hurricane watch is in affect for most of the region. some officials have expressed concern they may have trouble getting had help to the stricken areas because of the shutdown. >> >> the dates add up to 68, which is how long mary lived before she died. >>> now to our top story at seven. we have new information about the woman killed by police after she rammed a barricade at the white house and then injured two officers leading them on

darren haines has a story oh of a moment that changes the lives of one high school football player forever. >> i can still hear the sounds. >> i didn't know it was him at first. >> i lifted up his leg and he was just hanging there. >> on october 19th, 2009 in montana, it was the last game of the season for the high school football team. hen he suffered a broken leg requiring immediate surgery. >> i e just felt something wasn't right and when they did the surgery and took some of the musclele i knew we were headed down the path and wasn't good. >> they had my mom and dad break the news to him. he chose an a an am pew teugs. >> after six surgeries he awakened that his life will not. the same. >> just having to accept that there is just hard. the doctor came in right away and explaining to me everything i was going to be able to do. i don't think i will play football again but there's other options and i thought to myself, watch me. >> after the dodgers gave the okay to go home, tony gave himself the oh okay to get back to work. >> look how many days i had with the first team cam and that was

. >> these barricades liability road leading to haines points. signs at the moon me men treat clear. what about all national parks are closed, don't people understand? >> maybe it is lack volleyball players it is really no way to put out barricades closing down so much open space. it is difficult situation, i think. especially out here. it is such beautiful day. it is warm for october but great day come out and use the 35eur78 park it too bad we are not officially allowed to do. $50 fine but tell that to tourist traveled all way from oregon see the martin luther king memorial. might be worth it? >> if you spend your wait for your whole life to get here she and her husband going try avoid jumping over barricades or pushing them side see what they can see. but she is hopping mad. those republicans, are being stupid. and i think it is disgraceful. and they should be ashamed of themselves. >> korrey family from hainesville louisiana was in town for a wedding. >> they really wanted to check out the mlk memorial. just see back image of is it we can see

great to have sara haines here. >> thank you, guys.e hear of these holidays they speak of. >>> also ahead, where is this person of interest? the stunning new information in the madeleine mccann case. the manhunt right now for the person who matches those new images. >> fascinating stuff there. >>> and michael douglas, candid interview, revealing for the first time why he hid the truth about his cancer scare. what his doctor told him to tell everyone. >> surprising. >> yeah, really, really surprising. >> and you may be talking about this already, we're going to add to the discussion, big hollywood news, charlie hunnam, cast in the lead of the much-anticipated "fifty shades of grey" and then the discussion of him in the lead, why he really dropped out. and the big names that are in the running that keep this story going. >> it's got legs. that's for sure. >>> but first, in this half hour the stunning new developments in the madeleine mccann investigation. police are releasing new digital images in a major televised appeal. lama hasan is

we have sara haines here for "pop news." >> i'm actually going to kind of pass it back to you.ing. robin joined shania twain on the stage this weekend. as part of her primetime, "in the spot light" special. take a listen. ♪ come on over come on in ♪ and to get off your feet come on over come on in ♪ >> after the show, robin tweeted, big check on bucket list. getting on stage and performing in vegas. bless you, shania twain. how was that? >> it was surreal. i was there to interview her for the cma special. she pulled me up on stage. i thought there were going to be other feel there as well. it's for her charity, shania can kids. it's for primary school level kids who are having trouble at home. i played vegas, baby. i played vegas. >> we watched you almost melt down, when you sang your own song with eindia.arie here. >> and not with the 5,000 people in the coliseum. >> that was a surprise, right? >> it was a surprise. if you are anywhere near las vegas, run, don't walk to see that woman right there. she had so much to talk about. you notice how the mike is not towards me. it was

they will move it to the haines swim center. >> in oakland, firefighters are unveiling a new play houseyoung patients and families, a firehouse-themed playground a block from children's hospital. a ribbon-cutting ceremony is underway at 1:00 o'clock today and firefighters from station 8 are doing the honors because they helped to build it under the direction of the nonprofit organization oakland firefighter random act. >> fans of mcdonald's, you can brew if your home with a variety of packageed coffee being sold at supermarkets and other retailers that will come in single cup servings, as well, and the fast today train is already selling packaged coffee in canada each weighing 12 ounces and costs $7. children can find treats on this halloween at inpop with a free design your pancake from 7:00 am to 10:00 p.m. children get a giant buttermilk not that anyone is counting. >> can any of us pass for 12? >> maybe leyla gulen. >> eric? >> thanks for having my back. >> way, way back. >> i agree you look well younger than your age. at sutro tower camera, temperatures are two to eight degrees war

egypt and the usa tonight, 9:30 eastern on al jazeera america dardarren haines is back with sports.his is a sad story involving a n.f.l. star. the two-year-old son of adrian peterson has died today. he has said to have suffered injuries consistent of abuys. thabuse. >> the boyfriend of the boys mother has been taken into custody. the defendant was arrested last night, as a result of the investigation that was conduct the by the police department. it was a practical cause arrest. there is no accompanying david affidavit on file with the clerk's olfson. olfson -- office. mr. patterson was arrested without innings dent an incidend the investigation yesterday and was arrested yesterday evening. >> he has vowed to play sunday by thibut this is before he heae tragic news of his son's passi passing. >> one thing always bounce back is that the good lord never gives you more than you can bear or handle. i'm tough. i plan on playing sunday. i will be playing sunday. ready to roll, focused and worried about getting a "w" on sunday. football is something that i always fall back on. it gets me t

all right darren haines is here with sports. >> it's off to a good start right now johnathan.ot of upsets going here. the last time tennessee beat a top 10 opponent it was 16 years ago. on that team was ai airran fost. and today it involves the same position. usc down three with the rock. conner shaw hid hits bird for 76 yards. after the extra point game is up 7-3. now minutes later in this this one. here comes tennessee. a little pitch and catch with his teammate. and howard for the six-yard touch down. and now tennessee is up 10-7 third quarter now. hand off to south carolina's mike davis look at that man go. running hard and breaking tackles and 21-yard score in the end zone. and cox cut the lead down to 3. usc has shaw. he has the nice easy run for the one-yard touch down and he is going to come up for the 19-yard game winning field goal for tennessee as time time expires d boom there you go. 23-21 the final there. how about vanderbilt trying to get upset saturday facing 15th ranked georgia. the running back goes in for the score. 7-3 commodores. and now 10-7 withi7 when v

sara haines, take it away. >> how do i follow-up on the pumpkin debacle?tman. and the star recently revealed he was just as shocked as the rest of us. talking to website 411mania, affleck said he was reluctant to don the cape and mask. luckily, the director had a new vision in mind that convinced ben he could make his own mark as an older and wiser superhero. i like that. he's the size of batman. >> and it's nice he was so humble about it. >> there was controversy about it. he felt it, too. >>> and sometimes relationships just don't work. and miranda carrey and orlando bloom are showing how amicable this can be. he had a smile for the cameras. orlando was asked by tmz, if he was friends with the victoria's secret supermodel. he replied, we're not friends, we're family. >> and have a little boy, too. >>> and christmas is not far away. oh, my gosh. really? and the world's biggest pink diamond is up for auction. just saying. it's a nice coincidence. this gorgeous bling is called the pink star. and it guarantees to weigh down your hand and your arm. >> and you

frederick haines iii, senior pastor at west baptist church, now in washington, d.c. that church is in dallas. and the reverend dr. otis moss iii, senior pastor, church of christ in chicago. dr. freddie haynes and dr. otis moss, it thank you so much for joining us today. >> thank you very much. >> dr. haynes, let's begin with you. i know you have been preaching recently in your barn storming fashion around the country about the ludicrous character of trying to compare slavery on the one hand with the affordable care act on the other, and trying to draw spurious parallels between those dehumanized and those who have a choice now to talk about choosing what health care plan they'll take. can you help us understand why that's so problematic? >> and thank you, professor dison, for educating our friends on the right about the comparison. it equates to a false equivocation. on the one hand, you have the most evil expression of man's inhumanity to man in the history of humanity that took place in american slavery. where black bodies were violated, where people had no right,

fellow that runs steve hayes -- hughes, was running a company called se celestial tea and they sold to haine margarine company, smart balance. he saw that peaking out. they found a category, to them the equivalent of yogurt, greek yogurt. they bhent and got gluten-free. here is a company that -- may pay retail to get into a -- they put together a package and are getting skus in the supermarket. paying for the aisles. you have a stock at $15 with 60 million shares. small cap stock. time which money is flowing into the market at a time in which the skepticism on the company. and -- you know it is ain't treeging company. >> there is skepticism. herb greenberg was here last week talking about sales growth, slowing. as the time where inventory is ballooning. you look past that? >> no. i don't look past anything. the point is part of the business is slowing. and they used the cash cow and pay retailers to get into a business to position themselves for growth. and very good and understanding what the supermarket wants, consumer wants. the question is, is this a subset of help? i was with the chair

coming down then the users and the buyers of commodities, how about the makers of consumer goods like haincelestial and coca-cola, the spice company, kimberly-clark and kellogg. the stocks are all going up and money also seeks what will be working and not just what is working but what will be working. houses and loans got too expensive and housing prices seem to have plateaued and interest rates have gone down enough to give buys are a second chance and mortgage rates are cut next week. those that didn't act can be enticed again and the housing stocks are rallying and d.r. horton, and home depot are starting to go back up after a reported great quarter and the markets also pull toward safe, no-growth stocks and secular super-growth stocks and the barbell that i often talk about and that always happens the moment the economy stalls out. remember, secular growth keeps going even when general demand goes down, bringing the cyclicals. we know google has it because it's figured out how to make money on mobile. i told you the stock isn't done going higher and it still isn't. apple has secular gr

hey, same thing goes for hain celestial.s that harness the internet like netflix, amazon, google. i think google has the most staying power because it has the most earning power. it's got social, mobile, it's got cloud. that's the holy trinity of secular growth. and i don't see that diminishing any time soon. however, while these stories can last for years, even secular growth trends do -- well at one point limited shelf life. there are fewer and fewer plays to make you money. years ago, back when the smartphone was a relatively recent invention, i started talking about the power of the internet the mobile internet tsunami. and for a while there was a lot of money to be made all over the smartphone food chain, you can buy best of breed, second and third best because a rising tide lifted everything. but in the end, not even the best of the best, apple can thrive when the theme runs out of gas. the fact that apple could go down and go down hard is a reminder that nothing lasts forever. you've got to monitor the most beloved of

. >> hain, talking of halos. >> stock up 2.2% and piper sees 3 positive catalyst in the next few quartersnch at walmart and improvements in the uk operations that could prove major influences raising their target price to 94 from 80, the stock is basically at 80 already. they had to raise the target price if they remain optimistic on the name. >> how do you launch a woman is what i like to know. >> taser international, also moving higher on unexpected order volume. >> the stun gun comment we made in our tease. former short seller favorite here. they sold the new camera or cut the price of the flex security camera and sold it to three police forces. albuquerque, spokane, washington and brookfield, wisconsin, among othersp this stock has been hef yi shorted, up 150% over the past 20 months. >> am i allowed to say a stunning return? >> can't say that. >> move along. >> bioteches by the way are booming. big names like reagain ron, cell gene some of the best performser this year. not just the names you know. some of the little guys, ones you may never have heard have been on fire. you've heard

growing use of drones and the threat they pose to civilian life and international law it is report haines blasts drone strikes known as double tap strikes double tap or a second strike follows the first to kill the rescuers and apparently this is a tactic the. the u.s. is using in its drone war and again says that it's a war crime and we're still doing it goes on to question the international legality of drone strikes altogether and highlights the civilian toll that these strikes take pains also so that because of these targets are not brought to trial but instead executed drone strikes defy basic notions of humanity and i had. a young woman from pakistan said to president obama a couple of days ago over the weekend there was a drone strikes are making terrorists is there an issue here where perhaps we have agreement in times like this i fold up all my old teacher george mcgovern i learned a lot from him when he taught us in ireland some decades ago and one of the things we admired him for it was the way he would toss the bombs out the side of the twenty five bombers over german cities in