. >> glor: what is dennis rodman doing in north korea? and the dear leader like each other, you know. actually, i am a little jealous of rodman because he got in to see king jong-un. but i wish rodman had been stronger and pushed for the release of that american detainee. you know, the new leader of north korea, he seems to be impetuous, inexperienced. but he's consolidating his power. he seems to be a good politician. the danger, the danger is that they have nuclear weapons, that they have missiles. that they're hostile, isolated. that they're close to 30,000 american troops on the border. so it's a tinderbox. >> glor: the book is about negotiating. you say once you have a yes... >> once you have a yes, get out. get out of town. don't dilly-dally because these dictators, they change their mind. they're tempestuous, they get mad. so you want to leave the moment you achieve your goal. >> and you can see our complete interview with bill richardson on cbs news.com. still ahead, taking a spin in the car that drives itself. caused by acid refl

he has hosted dennis rodman twice, and rodman says he just wants to be his good friend.there he is and he and rodman together in their most recent trip. this is the ski slope area. it's a beautiful place. asow know they have some of the worst poverty in all the world. half the place is dark and without electricity. and there's not enough food for everyone, but they have plenty of weapons and now they'll have this ski slope. they're going to pop late this soon and they're building around it as well. north korea some all its problems, yet kim the younger, the dictator there, is managing to bring in a nice lodge, and now the beginning of this slope. i'm told that hundreds and hundreds of workers are there, and look how they carry things around. they're not exactly advanced or sophisticated. it's my understanding a lot of the day they don't have electricity and food and water out for these folks but manage to get them to carry things around. the pulley system, we don't know hough this works. certainly no clue what any of this says, but there's the ski slope, and in north kor

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who shows brag as with america, a chess program in the soviet union and as we speak today, dennis rodman in korea trying to win the release of some american missionaries. so it's really interesting how you get this intersection of foreign policy and entertainment and celebrities. that attack here in the first world war, the government completely embraces american mass entertainment, especially its techniques of getting the word out about the american if of world war i. so there's this very interesting government organization set up called committee on public information. george creel calls it in his basically functions, propaganda with the u.s. government, not just putting messages out about what the world sees about american involvement in the more, but also it becomes deeply involved in shaping those by censoring motion pictures. .. by the same token, the government is relying on film, product, a product of reflection , i math culture to get its message out overseas. so what you find by rule of for one is that american mass culture is not just developing, it has developed. it is part o

los republicanos >> 2 profesores del área de la bahia ganaron el premio de medicina, junto a james rodmanes indocumentados no pueden servir como jurados, independiente de la situación migratoria, la labor del jurado corresponde a los ciudadanos estadounidenses. >> jerry brown considera que las autoridades de inmigrante no compete al orden local el gobernador promulgo el acta de la confianza, para hablar de la victoria damos la beinvenida a john roodney >> evitamos las deportaciones por razones injustas y protege a las familias y recursos locales entra el primero de enero del año que viene, si vende elote sin permiso, ser victima no le podran detener, para su deportación por tiempo extra >> el acta de la confiana establece un estandar mínimo para guardar contra los peores abusos, las ciudades y los condados pueden ir más allá para crear más protecciones y libertades civiles, cada distinción a petición del ice arriesga los principios constitucionales y la eficacia de la policía >> california esta a la vanguardia en derechos de inmigrante, ¿puede tener efecto a nviel naconal? >> con el acta

. >>> apparently when north korea isn't focused on dennis rodman or their military they are busy building a lavish ski resort. they are putting the finishing touches on a new ski complex meant to show the world they can have nice things. >>> time for a look at your money. let's begin with the brand new benjamins. the redesigned $100 bill with security features including a blue 3 d ribbon. >>> just as snazzy, new commemorative coins to mark the christening of will and kate's baby, prince george. >>> there is a project that will have you talking called the happiness watch. others call it the death watch. this wrist watch counts down the seconds to the wearer's death. it calculates your time left through a series of questions. the watches are estimated to begin shipping by 2014. i will not be on that list. the watch probably cannot factor questionable food but the department of agriculture issued an alert for chicken products. >>> next with $317 million on the line, a retrial has begun with the california judge trying to decide who the rightful owner of this 840-pound emerald is. i will put

voice of america or of the soviet union and as we speak today the american basketball star dennis rodman is indoors korea trying to win the release of some american missionaries it is truly but then to complete the embrace mass entertainment by getting the word out of the american perspective of world war i. there is an interesting government organization set up in this basically functions as the propaganda of u.s. government not to put the messages out but also becoming deeply involved to shape that message through motion pictures so in lower manhattan the office is involved to have people working. probably in dark rooms with scissors looking at the films hollywood is producing and basically if you want to export these overseas -- these scenes you have to get rid of them. >> all of them. >> also the government is relying on film but what you define of paroled for one as american mass culture is not just developing that has developed am part and parcel of american life and people are overseas and understanding who we are in the globalization of american cultures has a great conversation

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no. 1 marilyn manson, no. 2 paul rubens and no. 3 dennis rodman. any surprise here?>> no surprises with marilyn manson. paul rubens is a bit of a surprise. yes, peewee herman is a little creepy it's of, but seems well intentioned and -- creepy, but seems well intentioned and dennis rodman, who knows what's happening with him? >> no. 7 was mama june. her daughter's honey boo boo and miley cyrus and dena lohan. >> mama june and i are the same age. i look at her and i'm like wait. am i in a time warp or something. we're the same age. dana lohan, not creepy, maybe a little crazy and miley again sort of creepy, but, you know, harmless i think. >> it's good to see you. >> you, too. >> let's go to break. we'll be bac >>> a royal celebration over in britain today, prince george's county christening. >> the little prince appeared to wave at his grandma as he arrived at st. james palace for his baptism. what do you think about his gown there? it's a hot gown. >> all right. so gorge's parents opted for a small family affair. here's something we found kind of interesting. he's g

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dennis rodman. half the world. >> what about red? >> way to kill this story. >> i think you're confusing everyone with sweds. >> i just think you're racist. i don't know why you have to bring race into this. from pat teents to patients. he was one of the few people that successfully purchased insurance on healthcare.gov. it was all just a dream. the 21-year-old from georgia said it's a two-step process and while he's enrolled in the marketplace he hasn't picked plan. america waits on pins and needles. celebs are continuing to coax them into signing up. here is nina. i thought that was going to be tape. >> you held for applause. >> i had a lot of time. i do that at home at night. i sit there and wait for nina dobrav to talk to me. stars have posted similar less toless picks. many americans are suspicious of obama care. i believe we have some tape. >> you don't sit on the hedgehog. >> you don't sit on obama care america. i don't know what that means. that was scripted. washington post, politico, a bunch of other news organizations ran

. >> reporter: paul and sue rodman are parents to three growing boys.est on the verge of getting his driver's license. >> more insurance. >> yes, $700 a year. >> reporter: on top of the $2300 a year they are paying for auto and home insurance. >> guess what day it is. >> reporter: insurance companies are doing everything they can to get our attention but how do you know if you have the right coverage? you have been withhem how long? >> since i was 16. >> reporter: according to to our consumer expert clark howard doesn't mean much. >> insurers in many cases, this is going to stun you, penalize you if you become a hyper loyal push. they can push rates up on you. >> reporter: clark says shop around every three years for better insurance rates. >> not every 30? >> not every 30 like you. >> we enter a zip code. >> yep. >> reporter: instantly we get 14 different auto insurance quotes ranging from $918 to 1800. that's nearly double for the exact same policy. tip two -- >> never, ever, ever make a small claim. >> reporter: it stays on your record three to five

does this mean the trips with dennis rodman to north korea over? are here to exclusively what is next. >>> "who made money today?" he just made an amazing one-day haul of more than $700 million. that is good. keep watching to find out who it is. even when they say it's not it is always about money.

tired of awesome from dennis rodman. say swell.m now on everybody say swell. >> isn't that a little antiquated? >> you know what, you're a terrible, awful little -- >> it was great though. >> a bad person. >> i was really going to do that last week. >> i was going to do something it's not the same as doing something. >> joshua, you are in trouble. joshua, our producer. >> this is the headline in the story is how fast will poverty cost americans billions. americans have spent billions of dollars in the safety net mostly in food stamps for people who work for mcdonald's because mcdonald pays such slave labor wages, lay people cannot live on it. so they have to go get food stamps. and, eric, always say there's always food stamps, you can thank mcdonald's and other fast food places. >> you can't do that after one more thing. it's a segment where we debate it. >> i don't debate your points. >> well, on one more thing it's -- >> he resurrected the word swell. it's not the same thing. >> you bring in a thing that's so dishonest. >> and so

not totally, dennis rodman is the least of his troubles. >> there is that. there is political risk.consumer is leveraged as you saw in the damsing video where people spend money. financially -- melissa: is that, like an investment term? >> yes, consumer culture spreading into the area. also good for the economy but has potential pitfalls to investors. their government though is very sound taxwise, financially, politically, et cetera. so. melissa: i will give you a couple of my dollars for that. i like that idea. your nex one i think is genius. forever stamps. >> yes. melissa: there is arbitrage in forever stamps. i thought about this people thought about this the rate keeps going up and up. they say you can buy the forever stamp. buy a million forever stamps. unless the post office totally goes out of business. we keep propping them up. seems like that will happen forever. >> this is shawl investor idea. not institutional money or hedge funds at the post office. forever stamp is not indexed to inflation but poster stamp. when they raise a penny this is 2.7% return. this some cognex

does this mean the trips with dennis rodman to north korea over? the team's new chiefs are here to exclusively what is next. >>> "who made money today?" he just made an amazing one-day haul of more than $700 million. that is good. keep watching to find out who it is. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: it is day one of the new health care law. from the looks of it, things haven't been going so smoothly. the much-hyped government exchanges debuted with major glitches with people trying to sign in and find out how much the new system would really cost them. here to tell us first-hand how it looks from the insurer's point of view, pat garity, the largest insurer of the sunshine state. pat, do you know how many people signed up with you today? >> i know we had tremendous of our portals. so i don't have the final numbers but there was a tremendous amount of interest out there. our phone calls were up. melissa: yeah. >> we had foilis coming into our retail centers at about 30% higher rates than previously. melissa: anecdotally,

does this mean the trips with dennis rodman to north korea over?s new chiefs are here to exclusively what is next. >>> "who made money today?" he just made an amazing one-day haul of more than $700 million. that is good. keep watching to find out who it is. even when they say it's not it is always about money.

number three, is it time for dennis rodman to go back to north korea?ment warned of all-out war on the korean peninsula. sounds like basketball diplomacy is fading fast. >>> number four, for four teams left in the baseball playoffs, who will play in the world series? he well know for sure a week from tonight. is the week-and is this the week google crosses the privacy line? google plus, they may see their own faces next to advertisers or endorsements without giving permission. got a problem with that? if you do, you might want to long on and opt out. as promised, we close with senate chaplin. black giving a prayer at the start of each senate session. usually his prayers are apolitical. but the chaplin seems to have had enough. >> deliver us from the hypocrisy of attempting to sound reasonable. while being unreasonable. forgive them for the blunders they have committed. help our lawmakers. they can know the right, but not do it. they can comprehend their duty, but not perform it. >> he's had enough. a lot of americans have. and people are very passionate

. >>> it is so bad, iran will be forced to negotiate with dennis rodman. >> people were saying now that before the government shutdown congressmen went out and got drunk. went out and got drunk celebrating that they'd shut down the government. i tell you, ladies and gentlemen, this is the kind of thing that could damage their 10% approval rating. >>> it certainly has been a windfall for late-night comics. the president will be talking about the shutdown at a business in maryland. coming up, we are told that he's left the white house. he should be right about on schedule and arriving about the next 15 or 20 minutes or so. time to check the news feed this morning. a bus returning from a church conference blew a tire, causing a fiery wreck that killed eight people. the bus went careening into a tractor trailer and suv. six elderly church members were killed as well as the two other drivers. >> the fbi has shut down what it's calling the most sophisticated website in the business of selling hard drugs, cocaine, heroin, lsd. investigators say the mastermind was ross william albrecht, a 29-ye

it's so bad, iran will be forced to negotiate with dennis rodman. >> a new fox news poll shows the republicanped to 59%. and that's a fox news poll. that's like the real news saying it's 3,000%. >> this isn't armageddon. this is a pinprick. >> yes, a government shutdown is no more damaging than a pinprick. okay? for instance, this is the economy. here's the shutdown. see? >> oh, my gosh. the government shutdown, t-ball for late-night comedy. since we've been talking here, the white house has already responded to speaker boehner's interview and the contention that there aren't enough votes to pass a clean c.r. either he is all wrong or his members are lying. more evidence that neither side is prepared to budge. it seems likes this is going to go on for at least a few more days. if we get up to the deadline on october 17th, we're in the final day, which side is going to blink? are there going to be negotiations? are we going to go into default? who will get the blame? >> i think if we get up to the limit, the speaker will put on the table probably an extension of the debt limit, raising it for

and as i think as we speak today, the american basketball star, dennis rodman, is off to north korea trying to win the release of some american missionaries. so it's really interesting how you get this interception of foreign policy and entertainment, and celebrity. by the time you are in the first world war, the government completely embraces america's mass entertainment, especially the techniques of getting the word out about the american perspective on world war i. so there's this very interesting government organization set up called the committee on public information. and this basically function as a propaganda arm of the u.s. government. not just putting messages out about what the world sees about america's involvement in the war but also it becomes deeply involved in those messages by censoring motion pictures. so in lower manhattan the naval intelligence is involved or they have several dozen people working in, i'm not sure they are dark rooms, maybe they have windows. they have physicists and a look at films that hollywood is producing and they basically say if you want to

and who knows, dennis rodman, you might get a late call after his valiant efforts in north korea. >> good to see you. thanks very much, indeed, for that. we'll see what happens. it will be revealed in around about 20 minutes time. and we'll bring that to you, of course. >>> today marks the fifth anniversary of the 47 billion pound bailout in 2008. it was in 2008 when gordon brown injected money into the banks. the british government unveiled a 6 of 1 million pound profit for treasury. stock in lloyd's in the last years down 24%. we have seen a recovery in the last two years from the lows. joining us for more, good to see you both. >> what does it have to offer today at this price? >> great signs. the prices are out today. we've seen the recovery. we've seen the improvements in the business models and specifically in the balance sheets of the banks. they've been selling down assets. today is another prime example in lloyd's and another further disposal very much anticipated. but they're improving the businesses, they're reshaping them, they're refocusing them and becoming more of a ki

war with a jazz program broadcast and i think as we speak today the american basketball star dennis rodman is addressed to re-enter trying to win the release of some of very kid missionary so it is interesting how you get that policy entertainment and celebrity by the time of the first world war the government completely embraces masson attainment with the techniques to get the word out of the american perspective of world war i so there is an interesting government situation set up and basically functions as the propaganda that is putting the messages out but also becomes deeply involved by sensory with the motion pictures so in the limit had there is several dozen people working maybe not darkrooms but philip get film the hollywood is producing in say if you want to export this film you have to get rid of these scenes so all of that directors have their film's subject to censorship by the same token the government relies on film as a reflection of a product of a mass culture to get the message out to see what you find by road or one is american mass culture is not just developing it is p

. >> reporter: paul and sue rodman are parents to three growing boys. >> more insurance. >> yes, $700 a year. >> reporter: on top of the $2300 a year they are paying for auto and home insurance. >> guess what day it is. >> reporter: insurance companies are doing everything they can to get our attention but how do you know if you have the right coverage? you have been with them how long? >> since i was 16. >> reporter: according to to our consumer expert, clark howard, doesn't mean much. >> insurers in many cases, this is going to stun you, penalize you if you become a hyper loyal person. they can push rates up on you. >> reporter: clark says shop around every three years for better insurance rates. >> not every 30? >> not every 30 like you. >> reporter: check out web sites like bankrate.com to find other providers' coverage and compare quotes. >> we enter a zip code. >> yep. >> reporter: instantly we get 14 different auto insurance quotes ranging from $918 to 1800. that's nearly double for the exact same policy. tip two -- >> never, ever, ever make a sm

national rodman concluded the smart networks are vital to our nation's economic development and maintaining our global competitiveness. these networks don't happen by themselves. after we built the companies need the right incentives to invest. most importantly companies must be able to retire old infrastructure in order to make the investments to new infrastructure just like any other business would do. to do otherwise makes little sense and would impede with the national broadband plan rightly has made a national imperative. the third point, we have the time to do this right. this is not a -- the transition to all ip networks will take place over the course of this decade but we have to use that time wisely. the fcc's technical visor committee suggests the old legacy networks be retired by 2018 and the fcc should in any event set a date certain for their retirement. my company believes it will ask would take us until 2020 to accomplish that and even then require maximum effort on our part. in the meantime we have asked the fcc to conduct the industrywide trials. in our case we suggested c

please help us, dennis rodman. >> it is so bad, you know the liberty bell? it's now a taco bell.e, terrible. >> and unfortunately, there's probably a lot more material on the way. well, today's office politics "morning joe" economist steve rattner. alex talked with him about his brush with two presidents and his dad's brush with broadway fame. first he painted a catastrophic picture for the economy if the u.s. defaults on its loans come october 17th. >> the ripple effects would be disastrous. it's not just our loans. i think the treasury has been relatively clear they would simply cut back what they're paying for all services. so social security payments would be delayed. medicare would be delayed, people who sell things to the government would be delayed and the debt would be delayed. i think you would see a moment like we saw in 2008 after lehman brothers failed when congress failed to act on the first plan top provide capital to the banks, the stock market went down 700 points and then con res came to its senses. you would see a dramatic moment like that if we did go over the

help us, please help us, dennis rodman. when is stuff going to get done in this country?xample, you know that bell out in philadelphia? >> yes. >> when are they going to fix that xrak in that bell? when are things, we used to get stuff done. >> crumbleing infrastructure, all a result in the government shutdown. >> the crack is metaphorment he has a double breasted jacket on. >> is that the rule? i missed. david letterman. so as you can tell this morning, i had the extra coat of paint on, i had to watch what turned out to be one of the highest scoring pro-football games. joe carter, it was sports a as a metaphor as well, a beautiful game, one play wound up making the difference. >> one play that i believe that will haunt tony romo so many years to come, who would have thought the first team to get 50 points would win the game. tony romo had one of the best games of his career. live touchdowns, he still lost. for first time, we saw peyton manning score a touchdown rung it into the end zone. as good as he was, you could argue tony romo played much better, that interception s