we're gonna have malik's room be right next to the stairs, right?n share a room right next to us. >> me and the twins sharing a room? >> yes. >> but i thought i had my own room. that's not -- that's not gonna work. >> hush your mouth. yes, it is gonna work. baby, there's two levels. two levels, master cave. [ laughs ] >> there's a finished basement. >> mm-hmm. >> can that be my room? >> unh-unh, unh-unh. that's a man cave. man cave. >> i don't want to sleep with the twins. i want my own room! >> jazmine, go to your room. >> i don't have a room! you aren't even listening! >> ooh, lord. >> oh, i'm gonna have to get my belt. ♪ [ male announcer ] new vicks dayquil severe. helps relieve your ugliest, nastiest, roughest, toughest cold symptoms. new dayquil severe. with maximum symptom fighting ingredients. ♪ new vicks nyquil severe. helps relieve your ugliest, nastiest, roughest, toughest nighttime cold symptoms. new nyquil severe. with maximum symptom fighting ingredients. ♪ >> um, jazmine ran away. > oh, that's great. one down, eight to go. get the hint

that this is not things that we are sane we can just go online and you can listen to even shirley malik in this country he was a who is the second in charge of gordon brown in a speech he says in two thousand and one we had one most men pay in two thousand. and two thousand and five with six of them in peace in two thousand and ten. he says within twenty years every m.p. in this country will be muslim and in between saying each thing he says inshallah which is our will so he certainly is willing them to take over our parliament our government and then he says within thirty years a prime minister of this country will share our faith now that's what he's saying is no we're saying that's what they're saying now should we be fearful that well we don't vote based on religion we keep religion and politics need to be completely separate but with the islamic community that's not what's happening so what we will see is people vote in purely because he's a muslim and that's what charlene malik is telling us so we can look to any country in europe and we find muslim leaders and community leaders s

they ask him to look at a little boy, just 8, named malik. he has a cataract.n both eyes. >> reporter: he can't see the blackboard. >> he can't see the blackboard. >> reporter: ethiopia devastated by eye disease. doctors pin the to poverty, poor nutrition, genetics and scorching sun. >> this is a loine of people. >> reporter: each with a tiny piece of tape, bearing a number above their eyes. a nurse asks this boy if he can see. his face blank as the doctor hold up his fingers. out back, the building housing the operating room. suddenly a wave of villagers who have heard the doctor is here. >> you can see the huge line of patients coming from over here toward the hospital. >> reporter: is it at all daunting that every single one of these patients is hoping that you will bring their sight back? >> i am operating every single eye is a life. a life. this lady here is totally blind. the one being led by her son. >> reporter: she is like so many of the blind here, their body almost caving in after years in the darkness. inside down the stairwell, you can see through

the oakland tribune reports the investment group of rashid al malik and colony capital llc are slatedo join the master planning team. the pair want to take the lead in redeveloping the coliseum keep the city's sports team from moving. city council stillyu has to approve the new investors coming on board. >>> check your calendar. you know that it is day two of october. hundreds of fans out there just packing the joint for a little oak-tober rally led by the mayor leading the troops. also on hand there to honor the a's for what's been a very, very successful season. congratulations, fellows. a's players out there as well as the mascot, stomper. they were all getting down getting the crowd all righted up for their playoff run against the detroit tigers. look at stomper. he can't even contain himself. the series for the record starts up on friday night adf5)q coliseum. >> i never knew his name was stomper. >> we're here to educate you. >> thank you. we'll be right back. >>> right now we have very, very good news. we finish things off today doubling your pleasure. not one, but two feel-go

that this is not things that we say and you can just go in knowing you can listen to even shelagh malik in this country he was a like he was the second in charge of gordon brown in a speech he says in two thousand when we had one mission in paper in two thousand and two mr matthews in two thousand. and six thousand to ten muslim in peace he says within twenty years every m.p. in this country would be muslim and in between saying these things he says inshallah which is ally with choice and his allies were allies within the. government and then he says he is a prime ministership prime minister of this country the chair off right now that's what he said in the way of what they say. deliberate george is on a big journey to such. one hundred and twenty three days. through to remember the cities of russia. really fourteen thousand people or sixty thousand coming. in a record setting trip by land air sea and others made. a living torch relay. on our. phone to stay with us here on r.g.p. from all new ten years ago so one of the memories publicized arrests in russia that of type tycoon off schem

. >> do we no what alm al malik su planning to do to stop the silence?reporter: he's going tarp up, heavy up. he wants the held to helicopter. the united states has withdrawn. president obama using that as a campaign talking point over the cost of last year and since then ending the war in iraq, there are no u.s. military there. al pa*eu maliki wants u.s. armor think. briefing, jay carney leaving little doubt that he will get them despite opposition on the hill. >> and is there a sense that there might be some contrition on the part of al maliki? after all, many in congress believe he actually kicked the u.s. out of iraq. >> reporter: that is true that there is a lot of criticism not only of al maliki, but particularly from republicans towards president obama for failing to reach that so-called status of forces agreement. the inevitable acronym being sofa with al maliki. but at this point i think many people are concerned with all the blood and treasure that has been expensed, american blood and treasure in iraq over the course of the last 12 or 11 years

malik navid sells souvenirs near the statue of liberty. >> there will be no business here. less number of tourists. >> reporter: padlocking our national parks from coast to coast along with the national zoo and museums in the nation's capit capital. also federally backed loans on hold, delay tax audits and refunds, and suspend the special supplemental nutrition program for women, infants, and children. >> what are we to do to feed our kids? who are we going to feed our kids? >> reporter: services which won't be effected will include the tsa along with tax collections, social security, unemployment, food stamps, and passports. while more than 800,000 federal workers stand to lose a paycheck, the president and members of congress will still receive them. >> i think they can take that -- those congress persons' paychecks away. >> if you feel government employees shouldn't be paid, i think you should give up your checks. >> reporter: as for elizabeth, she'll need to report to work tomorrow just to find out if she'll be sent home. >> they are in the sandbox. they are kicking san

look this is not things that we have and you can just go on mourning you can listen to even shelly malik in this country who was a like who is the second in charge of gordon brown in a speech she says it's three thousand one woman paid in two thousand and two mr mathieson two thousand and seven peace and see friends in ten or ten muslim and these he says would in twenty years every m.p. in this country be muslim and in between saying each thing he says inshallah which is choice and his. government and then he says when he is a prime minister should prime minister of this country which are all five now that's what he's saying there's no way that's what they say. you. know everyone in my life that i cared about their goal. and then. they came to skin. i was so national champion in track and field and also i was able to go and qualify for the olympic games. you know nine hundred eighty eight i started to experiment with that the drugs i had lost all the financial means that i. was really on the street. black market can. pay a great. interest. to cook right from the scene took the first trip

look this is not things that we're saying you can just go online and you can listen to even shelly malik in this country who is alive who is the second in charge of gordon brown in a speech she says it's one thousand one woman in paid in two thousand and two mr mathieson two thousand and seven pays and she phones in ten. he says within twenty years every m.p. in this country will be muslim and in between saying these things he says inshallah which is the women choice and his. government and then he says he is a prime ministership prime minister of this country will share all five now that's what he said it was always say what they say. you know. response to. everyone in my life that i cared about their goal but then. i came askin well. i was a national champion in track and field and also i was able to go in qualify for the olympic games. you know nine hundred eighty eight i started to experiment with that the drugs i had lost all the financial means that i. was really on the street. black market can. get a great. interest. but . it was a. very hard to take up. once again on a player has

. >> reporter: in match, malik rich mashed and trenrichmond ane convicted. spending one and two years in juvenile detention respectively. he sees justice served. >> there is a sense of empowerment. this is what, you know, the people are supposed to be like in america. >> reporter: it was a classic hack at this vitt action. a diverse group with computer skills. >> people join or become part of anonymous. because they are seeking em empowerment. >> reporter: quinn norton is a journalist who covers anonymous and hacker culture. anonymous has become a populous movement she says because membership is open to everyone and it's hierarchy is based entirely on merit. >> some anonymous build tools for being a activists and some just take down websites. you act. and that's how you gain social capitol. you don't have a resume. there is just a list of things that you did. >> reporter: their knowledge of computers and the internet have allowed a technicianly savvy generation who might not otherwise have become involved in social issue to his find their voice. >> i think t

city officials announced the company called colony capital led by investor rasheed al malik is leading oakland's effort to redevelop the current coliseum complex into a state of the art multistadium and entertainment center. mayor quan proposed the project last year and would like to see a family-oriented venue that includes two stadiums, an arena and family amusement center. the city council must approve the new investors. >>> here's a look at the plaza tonight. mayor quan organizing a rally for the playoff bound oakland a's. hundreds of people are at city hall including a's top players. josh redick there next to stomper. everyone is getting pumped up for round one of the baseball playoffs which begins friday night at the coliseum against the detroit tigers. >>> they're the hottest seats in town. today work crews at levi stadium installed the first seats and no one more excited than the season ticketholders who bought them. except maybe for the local company that made them. nbc bay area's kris sanchez joins us live from santa clara with why this is a win for 49er fans even before the

the invest group of rasheed al malik and colony capital are slated to join oakland's master planningteam. they want to take the lead in the redevelopment of the coliseum city complex in an effort to keep the city's sports teams from ultimately relocating. the city council still must approve the new investors that are trying to come on board. >>> hundreds of fans showing up for the a's oktober rally. major jean quan there helping lead the festivals on hand to honor the a's for what has been a successful season. they are looking for more. they will be taking on the detroit tigers in the first round. the series starts on friday night at the coliseum. >> let's go, oakland! want to check the forecast. noticed it was clear out there. a little chilly. don't have that blanket of clouds to keep us warm. >> or your snuggy. >>> we have lost the low clouds. the bay area snuggy being the fog. friday, that oakland forecast looking pretty good. the numbers in the 70s. jacket weather for the morning. you don't need to worry about a jacket for the afternoon. climbing into the mid and upper 80s as we

. >> the investment firm of rasheed al malik and colony are going to join the team. an effort to keep the city's fourth team from relocating. the city council must approve the new investors coming on board. >>> let's go, oakland! >> that is playoff fever in full effect. this month will be called oaktober. major jean quan on hand to honor the a's for a great season. a's out there. the mascot, stomper, out to get the crowd stomping their feet and pumping up the playoffs. a's taking on the detroit tigers. this series fires up friday night. that will be at the coliseum. >>> new this morning, speaking of é@oakland, oakland city hal bathed in the spirit. hopefully, you can see some lights. the oakland a's colors from now until the end of the month in the a's playoff run. it will be lit up, green and gold. when you are true to your team, the team is true to you. >>> it is 6:27. still ahead. >> a stalemate showing no signs of easing on capitol hill. we'll have the very latest from washington, d.c. in a live report.y,+ >>> republicans and democrats blaming each other for th

i didn't think about malik much after that.ental figure who only seem to exist in his relation to my continuing life. i couldn't have articulated it then, but i've been trained to think where was the great unifier that it brought people closer together than any other entity on earth. war is the great maker solstice. how are you going to save my life today? dying would be one way. if you die, becomes more likely i will not. you're nothing. that's the secret. a uniform in a sea of numbers, a number in a sea of dust. we somehow thought those numbers were a sign of our own insignificant. we thought if we remained ordinary, we would not die. we confuse correlation with cause and special significance in the portraits of the dead arranged neatly next to the number corresponding to their place on the growing list of casualties we read in the newspapers as indications. we had a sense of something we only felt in the brief flash that these names had been on the list long before the dead had come to iraq. the names are there as the number

one is malik hassan. he works at a restaurant in philadelphia, does not receive coverage now, is looking forward to signing up for health care coverage. he recently used healthcare.gov to process his application and is waiting for options. what an inspirational story. he is employed and he's not covered and not yet succeeded in finding coverage through obamacare. ladies and gentlemen, am i the only one welling up here. >> the extraordinary thing is the white house communication team has had three weeks to find 10 to 15 people who have signed up. we heard thousands of people signed up. they wound up with 13 people behind the president and only three actually signed up. the rest were going to get to it eventually but for a variety of reasons they hadn't. according to an item on the drudge report, in new york state so far, zero people have signed up. one of the problems is yesterday the president said if you're having trouble with the website, go to the phone center. he gave the 1-800 number. as soon as you

. >> malik come you mentioned one of the things we all share his illness and medical writing has that another thing, and both of you read about those effects in your books. i wonder if you can talk about that a little bit, collateral families of damage. >> yes, my second thought is that they see being epidemic throughout history from the 1920s and it was a personal story to mean honestly forgot epidemic. literally there is not one book i could find in the subject. it was personal to me because my grandmother has been a survivor. that's the reason i knew about it. she was living in dallas, yes. 1929, 16 years old. she thought for 180 days. so she was never able to finish school. she had a slow recovery from that. i want to live live a relatively normal life. i knew all of my childhood there was some not quite right and she seemed very removed and detached at any time i asked you for the family about it, they would say with a sleeping rudeness epidemic. that's what piqued my interest and wanted to cover this beat even more so when i realize nothing written on this. surprise inasmuch as