one thing straight about mel watt. this would be the first time in 160 years that a member of congress had been denied confirmation by theene. outrageous. at the same time that fannie mae is taking on the nine biggest banks for having interest rates [inaudible] mel watt is the person to do it. >> senator lindsey graham was talking about blocking other nomination including yellin's. --[inaudible] section where they'll. >> you have senator graham hall talking about holding up the yellin nomination. this is a bargaining chip the minority can use. >> when will public discussed get to the point where they change the rules? >> that is a good question and maybe we will get to that someday. inord on the red sox victory the world series. are theed sox champions. click 6.5 months after the boston bombing, fansook their celebration to the marathon finish line. >> it was something that people rallied around which is something that really unites the entire city on a regular day. >> a wonderful touch. the story begins after a misera

mel watt is a policy question. anse who do not like aggressive federal housing administration, they will block that. that is what is going on. >> how do you get anything done, if you cannot get people into jobs? wrecks that will -- they will probably cut a deal. that is what hast -- that happened last summer. i would rather be the judicial candidate then mel watt. i think when it came to the housing appointment, that is a real fundamental policy difference. and you had conservative groups say they will score it which is one of the other reasons it was -- the republicans decided to stand firm. on the judicial appointment, the kinds of cases that court gets right now, it is 3-3 and they have retired judges command. the republicans are concerned that if obama gets an appointment that is going to tilt the court. that court also is a feeder to the u.s. supreme court. chief justice roberts was on that court. that is another reason that judicial appointment to that court, they are very sensitive. toare we not getting clos

now they are in this weird place they will get mel watt. >> mel watt is no longer a suggestion. >> mel watt is going to do some things to make people unhappy. he will probably make it easier for boriers to refinance their loans, which is not good for a lot of investors who have a lot of friends in the white house as well. >> in the interim, chris, i go back to you on this. in the interim i feel like this nuclear option will be used as a cudgel against the administration by folks in the tea party and on the radical right, overstepping power, tyranny of majority kind of guy. he doesn't listen to the other side. this will then -- i feel like this is a narrative, may be inaccurate. >> i think it's part of the theme of the hard right. liberty, the term is used all the time, that word. i think they had this idea. their ideological battle is there, the african background adds to it, the fact he's a democrat. these are all part of it. it's like he's worse than a clinton. from the day he arrived he's been a problem. even though, you know, he picked hillary clinton who is a centrist for state. h

>> yeah. >> jimmy: mel gibson did that?couple of anti-semitic barbs. bygones. >> jimmy: that's it, bygones. so, "we are miracles," you did this hbo comedy special, your first one. >> let's do it qvc style. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> this is a really great special. >> jimmy: we're almost out of these. [ laughter ] we are almost out of these. >> it's a really fun special. >> jimmy: we only have 300 more. >> oh wow, yeah. >> jimmy: what's that, carl? yeah, we are almost out of these. [ laughter ] we have 300 -- >> 300 callers. we've got a chimpanzee. >> jimmy: you could use it as a coaster and people can put their drinks on it, stuff like that, and we are almost out of these. [ laughter ] i like you, of course, you're the funniest person ever, but you always do something a little different, that kind of -- i don't want to say trendsetter, but you always do something like, that's cool, i have never seen that before. and this thing, you think hbo comedy special, you think stadium, madison square garden, a college, like people, sar

in october they challenged his right of blocking mel watt to head the federal housing finance committee. while it was to be the first member of congress to be denied confirmation since the civil war. and most recently, any judges between october 31st and november 18th. shot them all three of the president's nominees to d.c. court of appeals.

brooks and mike watt and i go hello and all i hear mello yello here is mel brooks go eighty percent right. and i go maybe eighty five he's like alright maybe eighty five put carl back on the phone and then they talk about i think they were talking about whether or not caro could roast a chicken or not and then. and then i remember i forgot to ask him about the chicken feathers right so i turned the mikes back on and i said you know you mentioned some a chicken feathers he said oh yeah oh yeah that's right that's right me and mel brooks and there's a publicist and on the couch he goes is there a question behind you having a question so he puts his pillow in his lap and he just there's a run in his hand over it and i'm sad i think i know we're off road now and he pulls a feather out of the pillow and he sets a very delicately down on the arm rest of the chair and he looks at me goes i have a lot of these. i don't know what i'm going to do with them i put them in a bag and so i'm thinking like ok we're we're at the easy he's out there i go what does this have to do what you want mel br

la meta que niÑos como mel caÍdos, tobias y gilbert, se esperen a travÉs del deporte. . >>> el bÁsquetbol>>> sÍ. >>> ¿con cuente gustarÍa jugar?. >>> con chicago bulls. >>> sergio ramÍrez zÚÑiga es un hombre detrÁs del proyecto que busca mÁs que trofeos y campeonatos que los guerreros descalzos de la montaÑa sean respetados y que a su vez cons ven sus ricas tradiciones. >>> bueno, porque no enseÑar a jug jugar bÁsquetbol enseÑarles como se practica un buen deporte con disciplina ad kwaod. las prÁcticas son intensas no hay lujo solo el amor al balÓn cesto y eso lo vence todo. >>> somos fuertes, tenemos corazÓn no tenemos miedo. >>> estos niÑos han viajado por diferentes paÍses, dando una verdadera lecciÓn que no son importantes calzado ni uniformes caros, para sobre sa salsalir y este deporte. los sacrificios de estos pequeÑos gigantes descalzos, estÁn cruzando fronteras. >>> es ems Ñants ver, cuando caminan por la calle les dicen tomate una foto. los campeones descalzos de la montaÑa. >>> han causado sensaciÓn por su manera de jugar sin zapatos deportivos. mÁs que una carencia es una form

mel brooks. giants bringing back ryan not confused with mel pwrooshtion.year 5 million dollar contract. this after the team initially declined option 6 and half million. he struggled last year. 4 and 6. era almost a 6. and broke his pinky. deal done pending a physical. >> remember mel brooks. >> i was training to be funny larry. throwing out a my little pony line. >> i'm haunted by this. i just can't get over it. i don't know what is wrong. >> you into he had to embrace it. >> thanks for joining us everyone. for all of us here, thanks for joining us. we'll thanks for joining us. we'll see you on 7 at 11. good nigh hey, britta, what are you gonna knitta? good mood, bad rhyme, and is that a carb on your plate? i got a b on my nutrition final, and i am celebrating with pie and a dollop of whipped irony.

mel perkins is she here today. and certainly another towering finger kathy black is the executive director one of our most cherished institutes fighting domestic violence and last but not least our friend and fellow advocate kim tyson from the bay legal aid even if ken is not here let's make sure we give him the deserved applause. so oversight panel conducted a safety audit that showed any things among the reforms that's demonstrated here today are several efforts to close the gaps. for example, san francisco as trained police officers and probation officer officers and judges. for limited english speaking and immigrant survivors who are particularly victimized we have expanded those to immigrant community and two trained first responder in the vocabulary of domestic violence and 3 provide telephone interpretation and smart phone with translation software to police officers. we'll hear a little bit about that from our famous chief. we recognize the domestic violence survivors need many different options and some do

brooks and mike watt and i go hello and all i hear mello yello here is mel brooks go eighty percent right. and i go maybe eighty five yes i go right maybe eighty five put karl back on the phone and then they talk about i think they were talking about whether or not karl could roast a chicken or not and then. and then i remember i forgot to ask about the chicken feathers right so i turned the mikes back on and i said you know you mentioned some a chicken feathers he said oh yeah oh yeah that's right that's right me and mel brooks and there's a publicist sitting on the couch he goes is there a question behind you having a question so he puts his pillow in his lap and he just there's a run in his hand over it and i'm sitting i think i go now we're off road now and he pulls a feather out of the pillow and he sets a very delicately down on the arm rest of the chair and he looks it because i have a lot of these. i don't know what i'm going to do with them i put them in a bag and so i'm thinking like ok we're we're at the easy he's out there i go what does this have to do what you would kn

you got me and mel b.e scored a russian fan. >> he's hot in moscow. >> everybody back at msnbc will be laughing at me because they all know i run hot. they all know i run hot. i need a fan and air conditioner, very cool. >> let me come to you before we get in trouble here. the competition itself getting a lot of attention. snl did that spoof last weekend. how excited are you and how excited are the women you're working with to be a part of this thing? >> i think everybody is really excited. being here now reminds me how excited i was last year. to see the families and supporters from all the different countries, everybody from all overtime world joining for this event is really, really exciti exciting. performances will be amazing, steven tyler, mel and thomas hosting. the women are fierce. there will be evening gown, swimsuit, the question which sometimes they screw up. i can't wait. >> thomas, before we get out of here, some other big issues as well. i want your take on what we just heard there in the in

mel watteau what's interesting mel watt is -- >> for freddie and fannie. >> opposed ideological who do not want to see banks give back on loan modifications. this is a big deal. the other thing to point out in addition to a sitting member of congress, mel watt is an african-american. i think from a political perspective this is going to fire up obama base in the midterms potentially when people see these kinds of things. >> patricia millet has ted cruz consent. that's like a three-headed rabbit in the wild. there is no ideological -- there's a reason to oppose her nomination except for this completely trumped up idea of court packing. >> everyone from john roberts, aba across the spectrum has said this is important. this is a problem. this is not court packing. this needs to get taken care of. >> let me ask you, glen in terms of the worry, senate democrats worry one day we may not be in power. we want all the levers of power at our disposal. if you look at the senate at this point the republicans can't win a national election. the only reason they control the house they gerrymandered d

. >> congressman mel watt nomination to head the federal housing finance agency failed a press drove out today -- a procedural vote in the senate today. it fell four votes short. white house spokesman jay carney reacted to the setback at his daily briefing. well, i believe senator reed, the majority leader, has taken a step to allow for another vote. believe that mel watt is enormously qualified with 20 years on the house financial services and judiciary committees, a proven track record of fighting to rein in deceptive mortgage lenders, protect consumers from abusive practices, and expand affordable housing. throughout his career, he has worked tirelessly to expand economic opportunity for the middle-class and those striving to get into the middle class. he has a history of bringing together consumer advocates and industry leaders to enact commonsense reforms in this space to promote economic growth. it is enormously disappointing that republicans would of auster this nomination highly qualified nominee. that those senators will reconsider that vote and mr. watt will be confirmed in

and two weeks ago, this body blocked an up-or-down vote on mel watt. so we're right back where we were before. right back where we were. the promise made in january shattered. the promise made in july shattered. and the ability of this body to do its advice and consent responsibility shattered. this should be deeply troubling to all. and we must restore the ability of the senate to perform its responsibilities under the constitution to advise and consent. the senate with simple up-and-down votes will be a check on bad nominations by the president. i have voted against at least one of the president's nominees. i was prepared to vote against another here just a few weeks ago. the president withdrew that nominee so that vote wasn't necessary. but that was related to a judgment of the qualifications of an individual and whether they were a good fit for a particular position. it wasn't about trying to systematically undermine the executive branch and keep them from operating. that's essentially why we have up-and-down votes, is a check on unqualified indivi

. >> jason day leads the world cup of golf in mel mel -- melbourne, heading into the final round. his round including six birdies, taking him one shot clear. australia lead the standings, one ahead of matt kooucher and kevin. the final of the rugby world cup will be played. new zealand is in the first match-up. the kiwis won all four games and australia will take on fiji. >> it's the biggest game of my career. certainly on home soil. it's the number that have played in a final. >> tampa bay lightening in a win. a 3-goal lead at the washington capitals. some managed to survive two goals from the leading scorer. claiming a 3-2 win. >> the metropolitan subdivision leading pittsburg penn gins. the winning goal 250th of his career. pittsburg with a third strait win at home. all sport including the ashes on the website aljazeera.com/sport. that's the sport. >> now, some of canada's best-known art from a tiny hamlet. it's fetching record prices at auction. >> up here a barren land with no trees. winter lasts eight months and the wind blows all the time. it's a land of ledgened. it feeds

. >>> nos notificaropn mel día 21 de octubre . >>> entre los afectados la madre de 4 hijos nos dierona auditoria también conocida cómo redada silenciosa . >>> por su parte ice en un comunicado indica que esa dependencia realiza rutinas par aasegurar que los negocios , cumplan con las leyes del país . >>> señala que el departamento de seguridad interna , condujo una auditoria y encontró . >>> para entregar evidencia , aúnque la marcha de hoy enviaba un claro mensaje dijeron ante la falta de respuesta luego de entregar una carta a dicha dependencia hjasta ahora sin respuesta . >>> para que los trabajadores sigan trabajando una medida que afecta a más de 100 familias . >>> que paren estas auditrorias hasta cuando lleguemos a algo que componga el sistema roto de migracion . >>> nos vamos a una pausa , y al regreso , advierten sobre nuevo fraude telefonico los empleadores de un taller mecánico están vivos de milagro . >>> exorcismols llaman la matención de cinestas por décadas ya volvemos no se vaya % . >>> un camion se estrerllo con un taller mecnaico donde dos teabajadores , segundos ant

. >> dime que hago ,mel aagu la a. >> claro, hazme el favor con o eso, vubueno , yo te llamo y c graciase . >> si quiere le p;ueduedo recomr alguien. >> ayudeme entonces con eso. >> con quiÉn trabaja que lo t tiene tan acaparado. >> unos ganaderos en la regiÓn. >> despuÉs le cuento con dl detalles, me tengo que ir urg t urgente, yo le digo a mi colega que lo llame. >> buenas don romulo. >> para quiÉn. >> leila esta. >> le he dicho icien mil vece u que no, no entiende. >> pobrecita la olivia. >> mmm. >> ey, que p;aaso se quedÓ si p empleados que ahora le toca c t contar dinero solo. >> quiÉn la dejÓ entrarÁ. >> sus empleados todavÍa me q e quieren. >> usted siempre tiene dimnern g guardado. >> no sea manilarga. >> que tacaÑeria la suya, pre u preocupese por lo que me tiene que dar para que nuestro divo i divorcio nosea una pelea de g l gallos. >> eso esta arreglado para si p siemp siempre. >> no le voy a dar un peso mÁs. >> a n¿no? buen , entonces ol e olvidese de su divorcio. >> momentico, hagÁmos una cosa, llevese ese fajo , le doy per s permiso pero si me promete que m me va a firmar e

i'm mel lisa lee. nasdaq hitting 4,000 for the first time since september of 2000. it's the noun tech kaen companies, we'll explain, still have room to grow and china's ul terrior motive. china could be using the latest anti-trust probe. should other u.s. companies be concerned? plus bitcoin black friday, while some retailers are preparing for bad weather this week, bitcoin is trying to shake up the shopping day and get the virtual currency to go main stream. let's go straight to our top story tonight. >> that is the nasdaq crossing 4,000 intra-day, key levels, far from the all time high of 5,132 point 5. now the key here is understanding when it's nasdaq year-to-date. it has not been tech stocks. it's been largely biotech. >> right. that's where you said what's your best tech play? my best tech play, you put a bioin front of it. it still remains cellgene, there have been few headlines that should have taken the name down a lot more than it did. it did not. here we are $164, another all time high today. 23 times you want to make it. say that that's rich. that's been

we've tried not to be sentimental or mel dramatic about it. -- melodramatic.y agent described it as a five hanker chief movie and that would be pretty good for the poster. because it is not prescribing how you should have a response. it's realizing, from the original book, what, the what the author of the become has given us is a great gift to have empathy for ode people in germany who were swept up in this terrible kind of, you know, insidious commit call. >> and humanizing their might because that is difficult to do as well. what a thoughtful man you are, thank you very much for coming on here. i really hope that you're not like this normally. that normally you like to get drunk on a beer keg stand and -- >> i do. >> jon: an get in fistfights in the street. i really appreciate you coming by and talking about it. geoffreysh . >> jon: that's our show, here it is, your moment of zen. >> i [cceers & applause] p> no running! welcome to tosh.0, the show that only mmkes fun of people who -ptruly deserve it.. tonight on the show, the -pa web redemption.

now to mel robbins. good to see you. i want to focus on the restrictive measures.il or letter a day, the number of phone calls, he has different restrictions on him than everybody necessary the prison population since he has been labeled a suspected but not convicted terrorist. or thoughts. >> yes, as he should. basically what happened is that eric holder wrote an 18-page letter identifying all the ropes why it was reasonably necessary to restrict this guy's contact, and i want to put some information out there for you guys, because i also read the indictment. turns out when tsarnaev was in the bet hiding after he had killed all those people, dismembered people, killed the m.i.t. security officer, he was scrawling jihadist phrases inside the boat. >> i know that's the accusation. >> then the other thing that came out is when he was allowed to talk to his mother in may, he maas taped the conversation and then played it for the media, as a way to garner sympathy for this guy. why there are restrictions is because they don't want him to have any contact with the outsi

i point t role mels, you have all of these feel engineers tt have done things. i'mrying to become a role n.we model for girls. i give a tech talk, and show it to your daughter when i sharemy ory, even though the t itself is targeted to ages 4 through 9, middle schoolgirls are obsessed we my story and it's so fulfilling. we're building a movement and we have a ground swell of community in this.of people tt believe we have social media, we'ren youtube and we're seading this message far and wide. >> i will say that i'm honor to host a science fair in san jose. the last time we d it, it was about 60% girls. >> i just wonder through the educationasystem, somehow america is not doing -- they're doing a disservice to girls, is there more -- >> she is not going toe answer that question, but do tell him after the show. we hav run out of television. but we look forwa to the article. so tha you very much. 'll be back in just a minute. >>> that's our sho for the week thanks to m guests. thank you for making us part of your sday morning. >>> heo and welcome. today we he anot

. >> i notice you had the red skins hell mel met up there. bundled up. no matter how bad their problems are right now the redskins will be in prime time yet again and we'll tell you how they are getting ready. >> did a costly i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: opportunity. that's the real walmart. one steam emerging as the pack leader in the nfc east. the cowboys showed some sign of weakness today against the raiders. williams runs it back, gets hit at the 20 and fumbles and is picked up by jenkins. he takes it back 23 yards for the touchdown. the cowboys trail 21-7 but come all the way back. they win 31-24. >> the packers third quarter 17-150 lions stafford gets a ook, who does he find. they win 40-10. >> to

talking to motorists who have asked about the fire, who are driving on the 101, saying that they could mel the smoke and they could see it when the sun was up. so it's a concern further south of us as well. police have given local hospitals the heads up to -- just in case there are people who are coming in, complaining of respiratory problems. reporting live, abc7 news. >> typhoon haiyan barrels through asia, heading into vietnam and china now. the storm weakened to 74 miles-per-hour winds today after it reached vietnam and now has the strength of a category 1 hurricane. the damage is already immense. the philippines authorities believe the death toll could reach 10,000. more than 62,000 people were forced from their homes and 38 people reported missing, though that number could spike as recovery efforts continue. u.s. military forces are offering helicopters and marines on the ground, and relief is coming from the bay area. cornell bernard is live from san bruno to show us how people unpitching in. reporter: it's amazing. people have heard the call for help and are stepping up in a very b

mel lisa, you're all for this. >> they make 20 to 40% of their revenue -- can you imagine 40% in theiod between thanksgiving and new year. they got to make it happen -- >> what does this do for that dow? don't they just go ahead and rob future sales and -- >> it's all about p.r. we're talking about it right now. so a free commercial. talking about target, toys 'r' us. how long does it take you to eat your turkey, you eat, put everybody in the car, go shopping. i say glad bless them. >> you're right, depends on whether you like your family. keith, you just find this whole trend atrocious. right? >> well, i find it uniquely disturbing. this is a holiday always has been about family, for hundreds of years. not necessarily an american holiday, nor associated with rearview mirror it's been secular for many years. and what i have a problem with is we have forgotten the reason why we got that together and that was to sort of celebrate the mutual reinforcement of family to celebrate the blessings we received, and refleck upon the time we have gone through as a people. so, to me, yeah, going

the senate denied a member of congress an opportunity for an executive appointment and they did it to melt. a lawyer who had served in the house banking committee with distinction appointed by the president and stopped cold by the republican filibuster. now, if you listened, i hope you did, i did, to the speech given by senator mcconnell, here is what you could synthesize and condense it to. the note of filibustering judges was a democratic idea. they abused it and we did, too. >> dick durbin, the second ranking democrat with harry reid saying they had no option but to take the nuclear option. we will continue to report that as well. meanwhile, major differences delay closed door talks in geneva, second round of talks to curb the program for relief. did sit down with top european official katherine ashton discussing details and wording. secretary of state john kerry told me and told the senate that the ayatollah's latest did he enunciation as a rabid dog was not helpful. >> it's inflammatory and unnecessary. i think at this moment when we're trying to negotiate and figure out what can and

. >>> xiomara castro es la candidata de libre y la esposa de mel zelaya que tambiÉn participa buscandociÓn, instaurar un modelo socialista y quitar poder a los militares, chocan con la oferta conservadora, pro militar y capitalista del otro gran favorito juan orlando hernÁndez del gubernamental partido nacional. >>> solo hay una forma, de poder rescatar la paz y la tranquilidad de honduras. >>> el presidente del tribunal supremo electoral revelÓ que se pudo contrarrestar un intento de sabotear la transmisiÓn electrÓnica de resultados de los centros de votaciÓn sin embargo, no aludiÓ a ningÚn partido u organizaciÓn como responsable. estados unidos ha expresado su preocupaciÓn por los contratiempos. >>> y siempre, ha habido irregularidades, y ojalÁ que este proceso se implemente en una forma bien ordenada. mÁs de mil periodistas y mil observadores internacionales, seguirÁn de cerca la jornada electoral. y el escrutinio que se anticipa como complicado. en tegucigalpa honduras. salvador castellanos univisiÓn. >>> anuncian que kmaoems del crimen organizado se infiltran entre grupos de perso

talking to motorists who have asked about the fire, who are driving on the 101, saying that they could mel the smoke and they could see it when the sun was up. so it's a concern further south of us as well. police have given local hospitals the heads up to -- just in case there are people who are coming in, complaining of respiratory problems. reporting live, abc7 news. >> typhoon haiyan barrels through asia, heading into vietnam and china now. the storm weakened to 74 miles-per-hour winds today after it reached vietnam and now has the strength of a category 1 hurricane. the damage is already immense. the philippines authorities believe the death toll could reach 10,000. more than 62,000 people were forced from their homes and 38 people reported missing, though that number could spike as recovery efforts continue. u.s. military forces are offering helicopters and marines on the ground, and relief is coming from the bay area. cornell bernard is live from san bruno to show us how people unpitching in. reporter: it's amazing. people have heard the call for help and are stepping up in a very b

is it worth having some of these precious mel metals in their portfolio as a hedge. >> i would say yesit is diversification. but above you get above the 15% allocation of gold i think that's extreme. that's fundamentalist. i think that's way too high. i think there is so much opportunity in the public equity markets even after a 28% run up that, you know, if you want to put money in gold, that's okay. but don't get too extreme about it. like the past ten years has been different because the stimulus policies were totally open ended. now we're talking about the taper. that changes everything. >> we all think it's going to end at some point. gold at these levels. why do you think--where do you think gold goes from here? how should we think about it? >> so right now gold is about $1,245 an ounce. granted it hit $1,900 recently. it's gone down almost 50%. the yearly low is still low, at 1180. gold is so close to the yearly low even from a trader standpoint i would not be surprised at all to see gold try to break that low of 1180 possibly heading lower than 1100, maybe at that point you cou

mel watt, to be head of the fha, let me tell you what folks say around here. there are prominent donors on the republican side who believe that the federal government should not play a role in housing. so they blocked mel watt from being the head of the fha to appease those donors. even though they would never even introduce a bill to repeal the fha or repeal the federal housing, because the real estate industry and home builders would go berserk. so if they can't get what they want because they can't repeal a law, they can't beat it in court, they can't win at the ballot box to get enough people in congress to repeal a law, they will defund or decapitate or try to shut government down. the senate rules can't be used to nullify american law. that's why what we did today was so very important. and you know, chris, it's going to have one other benefit. we waste so much time on the procedural maneuverings about appointments. by shortening that now, there will be more time to actually debate and consider the other most important job of congress, which is legislati

i'm curious ift's something i keep inside, and i worry about it mel or do do it t outside? sometimes i use people reactions as mirrors to how i feel about myself, and i wonder. do you think you' swn those two le he? i'm not sure if i oversimpt and make it two separa people or if it's sometng i've created in my head and it's more ee-flowing thing. i don't know if you've been two separate people more tn two dierent laye, becausi think ths a side of you thavery-- is a very good listener. u're vy emthetic. thk you're very hpful loca andional anybody ing about mething that goi o then, i'll be honest with you, it surprises m we tald about your apartment, your work situatio ur partner and your old boyfriend. i really tug, my god, you're going through so much. surprised me at this was hapning because you uld talk abouur famil- because we all do here-- and you were so lpl anempathetic, anthinof feel like i was rprised that you had all of these other kind of micrises ing on, because that's ally what they are. they only em toome out when they seem a little erelming to you. right. that

. >> so the son of mel brooks and an ba bancroft raised a priviled life for you.hat was that moment like for you. it was a strange dichotomy. i had everything i never had to work and i was kurs rs kurs curd with dyslexia. my night was stooding to get a c plus and it made me comfortable with hard work. knowing i had to dig in and bjork threworkthree tiles timesy next to me. my brain was not built for this world. that was my childhood. >>> we have our community coming in talking about zombies. it's a hoar a herd mentality. those that follow talking media and don't follow their own brains need something to survive. it's a consequence of our own making that use us ir uses ourss against us there is a shift in how they are being used in 1968. we were talking about this before the show. we saw the rise in the 0' 70s ad now we have the last 13 years. 28 days later and the walking dead. what do they signify now. >> i think they are a different congress and different writers are using them for a different means. i use them for something specific i use them for big diversity

the mel retail starts its promotions on october 1st. who may be worried about their jobs or who are no longer earning as much as they once did. a recent poll shows consumers are planning to spend less money on holiday gifts this year. >> fewer people will visit stores in november and desks then did in 2012. >> experts say consumer behavior are forcing retailers to change their marketing and sales strategies. if we look at the christmas cycle, we have black friday, now we are having celebration thursday, which is everyone's opening on thursday. the list of stores open include k mart, old navy, best buy, toys r us, masseys, jc pennys and hundreds of others, all trying to lure people away from thanksgiving dinner with deeply discounted goods. online salers are also weakens black friday's. shop.org expects online holiday sales to rise between 13 and 15% over last year. to as much as $82 billion. a lot of deals online. not just black friday, and retailers know it. that means you are likely to get deals on holiday gifts without staying up all

in october, they challenge his right to an economic agenda by blocking the nomination of mel watt. watt was the first sitting member of congress to be denied confirmation to any office since the civil war, and most recently, they challenged the president to appoint any judges. they shot down all three of the president's nominees to the d.c. court of appeals. the president and democrats are on the attack today. they invoked the nuclear option. but the bigger message behind the move is clear. democrats and this president have gone to war with their enemies finally. let's listen to the president. >> today's pattern of obstruction, it just isn't normal. it's not what our founders envisioned. a deliberate and determined effort to obstruct everything, no matter what the merits, just to refight the results of an election is not normal. and for the sake of future generations, we can't let it become normal. this isn't obstruction on substance. on qualifications. it's just to gum up the works. >> that's what they have been doing. steve, run through the implications of this. i knew this might