>> lester stokes has just signed up for story time. >> stokes. >> are you stokes?is is story time request or application. so, do you have more than one child? >> i have four. >> are they all at the same house? >> no. >> no? >> she has some extras for you. you have to fill out one for each household. >> all right, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> stokes has served two prior prison terms and will soon return to serve six years for false impersonation. he has four daughters by three women. but the first story he records will be for the daughter he's closest to. 7-year-old emilee and he's just written her a letter to tell her about story time. >> i love you so much. daddy misses you so much. bunches. how is mommy doing? i heard you were doing great in school and that you're the smartest kid in your class. i'm so proud of you. i feel very happy when i know you're doing so well. i signed up for a class today so i can read stories on tape and send them to you so you can hear me. i hope that you will like it. are you being a good big sister and helping mommy with your baby

thank you, sir. >> stokes' first challenge will be getting situated.or a place to stay for the night. >> there was one bar of energy on the cell phone when i was taken into custody. and i'm hoping there's enough juice on there to look up a couple of phone numbers, possibly get a ride tonight. nothing like the smell of a t-shirt coming out of the warehouse four months later, you know? >> how's it smelling? >> phenomenal. like freedom. i was thinking of asking the deputy if he'd let me keep the boots, but i know they're tight on finances here at the county right now, so -- thank you, sir. [ inaudible ] >> yes, sir, thank you. freedom. as i was sitting there in the release area, i thought to myself, that was the first time i had been alone in four months. four months you've got somebody around you within a five-foot space. >> all right. take that green slip up to the cashier. >> thank you, sir. that's all i got in the world, but it's something. thank you, sir. one more lock away. thank you, gentlemen. >> for the first time since he was taken into custody

von stokes! >> [laughs] >> and starring von stokes. in a world where life goes wrong... von stokes!> ah, i love it. >> rib eye. i like it. rib eye, and you losing the weight, yeah, is good. you don't want to get too small. you don't want to have your nickname as salad. [laughter] rib eye is one thing, but you can't be out playing basketball, talking about, "salad, toss me the ball!" like, eh... well, you're looking good, man. all right, so this is what we're gonna do. let's see what the money we have for you in round one, all right? here we go. it's all of the money. we're gonna have the computer randomize all of it. jambalaya. mix all that money up. these are all of the categories to all of your questions right there. randomize that for me, guys. all right, everything is all shuffled. now, let's see where your double money is. ooh! [cheers and applause] so we know where your double money is. von, everything is all shuffled. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> audience, are you ready? [cheers and applause] let's play millionaire! [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ here we go. with its color

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(stokes) 3:03:39 it's public dollars and the public should be able to see what the process is clearly and cleanly. while some8 councilmembers may question this so are some residents. and here is a perfect example why... this leak has gone ignored by the city for days and it's made some city residents question how exactly their money is being spent (resident) 14:15:31 it sure is a waste (of water) butt bite 14:17:50 it's been five days how many gallons of water has gone down into the ches here's a look at the price difference between the two companies that have submitted bids. dynis... which is based in columbia....bid roughly 184 million dollars. itron incorporated out of washington state submitted a bid for roughly 84 million. (finance) 2:52:20 having the lowest price may not be in the best interest of the organization in this case the city. eventhough itron's bid is the lowest.... city finance director harry black says technical scoring... carries far more weight. a process handled by members of a technical review panel behind closed doors. 2:53:48 we have to trust that the process

phones in my pocket. [ laughter ] but the shutdown, it's too uncompromising, focused too much on stoking the anger of the republican base over obamacare without an exit strategy. it's as though the entire misguided shutdown affair was a culmination of a decade long strategy to engage the most rigid and ideological pockets of republican party which is why karl rove has no right to complain about the radicals ruining his party because he is the one who invited them. i give you building red america by tommy edsall. during the 2004 electric old captain retrospectively obvious set out the g.o.p. strategy of -- quote -- "activating conservatives anger points rather than reaching out to moderates." anger points like fre health care for illegal immigrants and same-sex marriage. leading to scenes this like a senator sharing a stage at a rally with this gentleman. >> we're ruled, quote unquote, by a president. >> imperialist president. >> who bows down to allah. i call upon all of to you wage a second revolution to use civil disobedience and demand that this president leave town. [cheers and appla

they first stoke though to al jazeera kimberly halkett. >> it happened a little more than a year ago. for the 12-year-old and the 9-year-old the memories are still vivivid. >> i saw these bright lights fall from the sky and hit my grandmother. i looked at my hand and there was blood coming out of my hand. >> it was as many day become night, and i later heard my grandmother was blown to pieces. >> reporter: she had been picking okra when she was hit. the family has never been told why the 67-year-old midwife was targeted. >> i received a letter from somebody in the pakistani government saying it what hand was sad because we were innocent. but there was nothing else that came from that letter, and they just said that this indeed was an american drone strike. >> reporter: despite u.s. claims that its drone program targets only taliban and al-qaeda operatives, a recent report shows that at least 19 civilians have been killed since january of 2012. >> there is part of a process, and as part of that process we make every effort to avoid these tragedies. >> the children's injuries have heale

y'all give it up for von stokes. what up, von? >> i'm ready. >> what up, man? >> what's going on?> looking good, brother. now, i heard this is all due to a reason. you're looking so svelte right now. what's going on? >> i joined a new workout group

how much will this measure sort of stoke that bitterness?> i think it will take some people back to the streets. i think some people already -- as your guest mentioned, some newspapers are complaining, even if this is a country where most journalists are in jail. you know, they are complaining about this. the people that i met who were in the protests were very upset with some laws, like the ban on alcohol from 10:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m., the ban on the abortion pill. i think this will, you know -- they know now they have the power to demonstrate. i think this will be a reason to start demonstrating again. i don't know to what extent. i'm sure it is not going to be like it was in the summer, but i'm sure there -- they are going to be showing that they are not in favor of this. >> what do you answer to people here in france who have already heard people saying, this is not democratization -- this is islam ization? >> no, this reform about headscarves has nothing to do with the islamization of turkey. city three percent of turkey -- 63% of tur

not just letting it happen, the violence, but actually stoking it. you think there has been a change in any way in terms of policy? because now we're seeing the president actually go into the state. is that not a first step? >> well, what i believe his president is showing to the international community to [ inaudible ] pressure. what we want to see is practical action to stop attacks against muslims. to stop those involved in the attack. that's what we want to see. unfortunately international communities also not taking concrete action. you can see it has been happening more than one year. many muslims were killed and currently in [ inaudible ] hundreds of people were without safety and secretly at the peak of the mountain. there is no safety and security for the muslims in burma, so international communities need to take immediate action, and the government also failed to take action, so this is responsibility for international community to take action to protect the muslims of burma. it is important the current un general assembly to draft an inqu

and don't forget koch brother stoked right wing groups for the past months spending tens of millions of dollars. they have all come in and taken away john boehner's speakership for him. >> incredibly shrinking shership. >> back in 2011 when they were going through debt ceiling negotiation one of obama's red line was we won't do short-term extension, i won't go through this in six weeks or six months. now gene spurling is out there saying, hey, lets not go over the cliff. lets do something temporary that we can talk about in the long run that's giving in a little bit but not on the substance. >> howard, reason here may have exited the room. >> clearly. it's not even in the city. >> you have republicans in the house arguing about whether a default would be that bad for the country. you have speaker boehner almost powerless in the face of that. eric ericson arguing we need to stick to our guns funding obama care. none of this, shutdown, prospect of full faith and credit of the united states being thrown into the red zone seems to be enough to get them to the table. >> you said logic lef

wildly stoked.the news and just did a lot of silent this. just a lot of -- ♪ >> carson: i heard this thing that i wouldn't normally make light of, and i know know if it's true. and you can tell me if it is, but that your path to comedy that you were -- started 'cause you got hit by a cement truck. >> oh, that's a lie. >> carson: is that true, or no? >> no, that's totally true. >> carson: is it totally true? >> yeah, yeah. >> carson: can you tell me what happened? >> i was a kid, and i was going across the street to get candy, as kids do. and also -- >> carson: like, how old? >> -- probably, like, steal porno magazines. fifth grade. >> carson: wow. >> that was our move. we'd go there, and we would, like, rip out pages of, like, porno magazines and then, go down by the creek and be like, "oh, look at this." so, that was my agenda. and we were walking across the street, and my buddy was across the street and he was just kind of, like, "come on." as in "come on, let's go steal porno magazines." >> carso

i'm stoked. >> across town in the dome, the rams fan haves one eye on football, the other on baseball. third quarter, when russell wilson airs this out. that is an 80-yard touchdown. 14-6 seattle. it was 14-9 -- rams have a chance to win the game. they were stopped on five straight plays inside the 10- yard line. clemens' pass is incomplete. seattle hangs on. >>> screaming at the officials and you know, any way, he apologized today and mark davis said the matter would be handled internally. talk about upset. check out craig biffle and jimmie johnson after the race. he starts tonight's top five. >> [bleep] [bleep]. [bleep] >> into the back of me! >> johnson was at two in the cup standings. looking for halloween costumes? how about andy reid? >>> domanic williams pulls a houdini. he goes 74 yards for the touchdown but it was in a losing effort. but he got the top five. then the world series got weirder. a paper airplane in the middle of an at bat. didn't faze john lester though. >>> a marlin. this actually happened. not trick photography. you know from all your marlin fishing that the b

we were stoked. >> one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight - correct legs on the fake. >> the spider is not just different. it's different from another animal, there's no other app malls besides humans that can make a bigger version of itself. >> it wasn't a spider in the web, it was something else. >> yes, it blew my mind. eight legs. >> you don't think about spiders being able to think about making a decoy. that's what he has done. >> that's what i love. people say, "how does a spider know what it looks like?" it's not like it took a step back, "i'm missing legs", it shows how interesting evolution can be and how far it can push behaviour. to us it looks intelligence. it's a good set of rules that the spiders can follow to make this intricate form. >> while you trampled through the jungles of amazon, i was in napa valley looking at how technology that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko hi, my name is jonathan betz, and i'm from dallas, texas, and >> hey, guys, welcome to "techknow," i'm phil here with crystal and coyle. we've looked at jaguars, bees and spiders. w

. >> winston stokes likes to get his exercise on ch. he's disappointed congress allowed the government close. >> it seems absurd to me. i wouldn't expect that from the united states. i think something of this nature could be worked out. >> barricades erected left a lot of park-goers disappointed -- including a guy looking for a soccer game. >> i was trying to get to the other side but every single road was closed too. >> no. tennis. no soccer but a great place for a quiet picnic. >> a lot of bugs out there but wouldn't today have been a perfect day for a game of golf. the east potomac and langston and rock creek courses were shut down. even the national park service website is shut down. if you go there it redirects to you the department of interior. >> so many things impacted that you wouldn't think about. >> somebody told me they tweeted that the mt. vernon parking lots were closed and they were surprised about that. >> that's not the only thing affected. congress' inability to i agree on a deal to fund the government is causing marri

i'm super stoked about this. folks, the money goes to something incredible, the trophy is just astronomicalment coy not imagine having a black rhino. i cannot even begin to tell you how rare this is. >> best of all, the more you shoot, the rarer it gets. now the safari club is auctioning off a special rhino hunting permit from the namibian government, expected to rake in three quarters of a million dollars, all of which goes directly to namibia's black rhino conservation trust. and folks, the rhinos, if any of you are worried, the rhinos will never even notice. as dallas safari club executive director ben carter said black rhinos tend to have a fairly high mortality rate. generally speaking out of a population of 2,000, harvesting three rhinos over a couple or three years has no impact on the health of the rhino herd at all. yes, there isn't much impact if you kill one rhino or three rhinos, or how about this, we shoot all 5,000 remaining rhinos that will bring in 3.7 billion dollars, and we can use that cash to

perspectives, this is why the panic over peds has always annoyed me because it turns fans into -- it stokes this self righteous rage in fans. where they say these guys -- like they are selling out their game. they are selling out themselves, and it basically -- it works -- everyone into this frenzy that distracted from the actual sports, and i don't know if we're ever going to get to a place where we can pursue pedusers and actually catch them. so what is the point of focusing so much energy average at this problem? honestly we don't want to be in a situation where you feel like you have to take a performance enhancer to play, but i just don't know if we are spending the energy in a smart way. >> simon is there an argument to be made for legalizing and regulating the use of these drugs? >> absolutely. i think that is absolutely the best way forward, because we're in a situation where you have, you know -- as has been pointed out, different drugs that are legal in different sports, and there's no sort of common legal system that makes any sense across the different sports nationally and inte

surveillance stoke outrage at home and abroad. good evening, i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. also ahead this thursday, iraq's prime minister visits washington asking for help to stem a recent spate of bloodshed. >> ifill: and while abraham lincoln is widely revered as the man who kept the union together, a new book looks at his little known legacy as a ground- breaking foreign-policy president. >> lincoln had to deal with a series of crises over the course of his presidency from france, from britain, from spain, even russian ships showed up off the

stoking their anger, headlines this weekend that the u.s. has been listening to merkel's cell phone since 2002. and that president obama knew about it. the nsa denies that the president was aware. also reports overseas, the u.s. embassy in berlin houses a secret listening post to spy on german government officials and business leaders. one of 80 such posts around the world. >> the suspicion in europe is that this is not really about counterterrorism. this is a lot more about industrial espionage. >> reporter: despite the backlash, many members of congress believe nsa data collection is an essential tool to combat terrorism. >> we've saved lives in germany. because of the intelligence we have given them. the fact is, there could be information transmitted that is useful to us and ultimately useful to germany. >> reporter: five u.s. allies have summoned the u.s. ambassadors in their countries to lodge a formal protest. germany and france want the u.s. to agree to limit the eavesdropping by the end of the year. diana? rob? >> tahman bradley liv

david letterman is pretty stoked about the new sylvester stone movie, but he noticed something familiare. >> we have kind of a promotional trailer commercial all about the movie escape plan starring sylvester stallone. take a look. i hope you enjoy it. >> when a man is faced with a desperate situation, he must rely on brains and braun. escape plan. peter travers asks isn't this the same thing that happened in lockup? isn't this the same thing that happened in commando? and isn't this the same thing that happened in cobra, raw deal, cliffhanger, specialist, night hawk, total recall, true lie, eraser, sixth day, rambo one, two, three and four? escape plan coming soon. >> i think all those movies made money, though. so i guess it works. if you're not familiar with bad lip reading, you should check it out. latest target, the hbo series game of thrones. >> listen, son, i give you four cents each for them wafers. >> you can eat sand, young man. this is ridiculous. >> hey, girl, how you been? facelift. you taste real good. >> you ygot the dope? >> hey, listen, man, you got a stick booty. ♪ >>

senior republican senator, utah's orren hatch blamed powerful outside groups and think tanks for stoking internal party battles appearing on "the daily rundown." >> who think they can control the republican party, and some who have been good thing tanks in the past but are now losing their reputation because of this radicalness on the job. tanks in the past but are now losing their reputation because of this radicalness on the jok tanks in the past but are now losing their reputation because of this radicalness on the job. >> are you referring to heritage? >> well, yeah. of course i am. >> reporter: it opened up a new rash of criticism aimed at congress. >> i want to make a matter of record. i did not ask for that. >> reporter: leaders were defensive about how billions of funding were added for favored projects during closed door negotiations to reopen the government. like this ohio river waterway project dating back to the '80s. nbc's gabe gutierrez was there today. >> reporter: there's been delay after delay, but supporters here insist it needs to be finished to replace two crumbling l

today they are bringing back stokely. this kind of roster juggling speaks to the week-to weak -- nature of the game. chance he finds his way back on the roster by sending us an game against the packers. without him, they only have two tight ends. you can forgive him if he doesn't feel like he has deep roots in baltimore since he has been cut three times this season. hard to say what kind of shape we will find the terps football team in. maryland has a better record than virginia going into the game. the turks have last week's debacle to move past after losing 63-0 on the road. a lot of terps liability will have to do with availability of the quarterback who suffered a concussion. will makethey terps the decision on whether or not brown plays this week. with or without, maryland has to make that last week's embarrassment doesn't turn into emotional baggage that could pull down the rest of the season. we don't think they are 63 points better than us. there are a lot of things we could have done differently. i think we lost

government shutdown is sending shock waves across the globe stoking worries and fears in europe asia and australia the u.k. prime minister david cameron said america's big currying is a grave risk to the whole world economy and the headlines around the globe are echoing the sentiment the french daily figure the shutdown is a blow to the credibility of the u.s. and his comment from germany to go online now called america a superpower paralyzing itself one of china's major news portals scolded the lawmakers from holding their own country hostage and the australian pointed out or struggled to agree the budget doesn't speak good about the world's largest economy as financial expert patrick yon explains one squabbles in congress and spending big government or the world's biggest economy it's a big sign for investors. ultimately right knowledge investors aren't taking any for their knee jerk action but of course what we're warming up to is going to be another couple of weeks' time somewhere between i think the seventeenth and the twentieth of october when actually the american government i

what mr stokes her. i think that if you you are merging two different points but if you look at the international order if you look at the situation in the world it is not stable and this us administration has been far too reactionary and far too focused on on itself rather than trying to stem the tide of instability you know david david let me let me ask you question what we say well you know what would you like to see happen more proactive i mean most of the world i would say think that the united states is overreacting to everything around it maybe it should step back a little bit because again from the outside looking in there's no difference between bush and obama. well i think i think what i'd like to see is what mark mentioned which is the united states getting its economic and its domestic house in order to be a better example and to lend advice. to the world so more countries could gain and prosperity that's that's the thing that's nice about what mr shakespeare said about about economic movemen

government shutdown is sending shock waves across the globe stoking worries and fears in europe asia even australia financial expert patrick young he explained to my colleague bill dog that when squabbles in congress and ups are spending in the government of the world's biggest economy it's a bad sign for investors this is just another example of how difficult it is to trust the american government machine but ultimately what do we want to see as investors well we like to see leadership and that's one of the problems we have at the moment unfortunately mr obama seems to be occupying the white house but he doesn't give us any confidence that he's actually leading the united states of america ultimately right now investors aren't taking any for their knee jerk action but of course what we're warming up to is going to be another couple of weeks' time somewhere between i think the seventeenth and the twentieth of october where actually the american government is going to reach the point where it has to go and borrow more money and the problem with that is it's been drinking vodka like an

government shutdown is sending shock waves across the globe stoking worries and fears in europe asia and even australia the u.k. prime minister david cameron has said that america's budget bickering is a grave risk to the entire world economy and headlines around the globe are echoing exactly that sentiment for the french daily love to go said the shutdown is a blow to the credibility of the united states and a comment from germany spiegel online called america a super power power lies in itself and one of china's major news portal scolded the lawmakers for holding their own country hostage and the australians are pointed out that washington's struggle to agree on the budget doesn't speak well about the world's largest economy a financial expert patrick young explained to my colleague bill dog but when squabbles happening congress ultimately it looms a very bad sign for investors. this is just another example of how difficult it is to trust the american government machine but ultimately what do we want to see as investors well we like to see leadership and that's one of the problems

in the meantime the man who stoked a brand new wave of anti-americanism in south america over u.s. spying revelations is a mosque dorrian president rafael correa will be meeting lot of republicans and there's a chance the fate of american whistleblower edward snowden will be mentioned here chefs he has the details. certainly the timing of this visit a little more spice to what could have been just another trip of a latin american president to. korea has arrived in moscow the very same place where edward snowden now resides on his political asylum and if we go back five months we remember that ecuador was one of the countries which offered edward snowden the political asylum that is despite the us being the strategic partner of ecuador and you know despite the fact that the economy of ecuador largely depends on the us this is by no means an obstacle for korea to be openly critical of washington statics i remember standing in this very same studio in central moscow in july when the visit of another led american president to moscow ever marlice the president believe resulted in a majo

government shutdown of sending shock waves across the globe stoking worries and fears in europe asia and even as far as australia and the u.k. prime minister david cameron has said that america's budget bickering is a grave risk to the entire global economy and the headlines around the globe are echoing exactly that sentiment in fact the french daily hall said the shutdown is a blow to the credibility of the united states and a comment from germany dutch spiegel calling america a super power power lies in itself i want to china's major news portals scolded the lawmakers for holding their own country hostage and the australians pointed out that washington's struggle to agree on the budget does not speak well about the world's largest economy as a financial expert petrie young explains when squabbles in congress end up suspending the government of the world's biggest economy it's a bad sign for investors. ultimately right now investors aren't taking any for their knee jerk action but of course what we're warming up to is going to be another couple of weeks' time somewhere between i thi