stan will be out scaring the kids trick-or-treating. >> boo haha. >> temperatures low 50's, stan.e with the fall foliage. >> i heard meisha likes to go leave peeping. >> she will show us how it is looking out there in just a minute. but here we are, peaking pretty up, a lot of high color around philadelphia. and stan turning the clock back saturday night? >> let's go out and play. >> we go back to standard time sunday morning 2:00 a.m. sunset at 4:59. you like it dark. >> oh, i love the dark. >> probably looking forward to it. let's check out the he can tended forecast, a lot of sunshine today. again, bone dry, right, stan (. >> bone dry indeed, justin. boo haha. >> and then next week, we warm it up to the 70s. just little too warm for you, stan? little too warm. all right, a check on the traffic, see what's happening. so what's up, meisha? >> oh, all right, well, that is hard to follow, thanks, 95, southbound approaching the betsy ross bridge, certainly heating up as you approach the bridge all the way to center city looking very busy. also another spot looking pretty busy this m

stan lee is behind all the marvel superheroes. we'll bo to stan lee live. but first -- [closing bell rings] melissa: dow is ending the day in the green for the 7th straight session. trade something light on columbus day. dow almost up 50 points. nasdaq showing a positive day as well. oil down today. david: down almost 5%. while markets wait for tomorrow, here is everything you have to know right now. former lawmakers bringing candidates from opposite sides of the aisle together, maybe to come up with some kind of a solution for our problems. former senator joe lieberman and former utah governor jon huntsman organized the no labels convention underway in new hampshire to get democratic and republican candidates on the same page to talk policy and at least ditch their political labels for one day. fox news's molly line has highlights from the convention at manchester, new hampshire. are they sticking to the script here? >> reporter: they really are. they have been asked a lot about compromise and what they would do if they had the opportunity to be president,

troops in after dan stan, and most of those are to be withdrawn. the u.s. expects to keep 5.5000 troops in the country even after obama leaves office in 2017 p. and they will focus as they do now on counter terrorism, and training forces. military leaders have been pushing for more u.s. support especially after taliban fighters captured kunduz city and held it for three days. the security situation well it is still fragile according to him, and the only way to achieve the full withdrawal is through a lasting peace settlement with the taliban. >> i do not support the idea of end less war. and i have repeatedly argued against marching into open ended military conflicts that do not serve our core security interests. given what is at stake in after dan stan afghanistan, that can partner with us in the preventing the the emergence of future threats and the fact that we have an international coalition, i am firmly con vinceed that we should make this extra effort. >> and al jazeera patty coal haines with us now life from the white house. so there will be a lot of

in the gallery i have my mom, betty, my sister, janet, my brothers, stan and tobin, and more cousins than i can count on a few hands. [laughter] [applause] they're all over. most important, i want to recognize my wife jana and our children, liza, charlie and sam. [cheers and applause]

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this experience for other families" ryan learned how to build taking courses online - through the stan winston school of character arts "terminator to alien versus predator they've done the real special effects" ryan got dome advice from stan winston designers as he created toothless for keaton last halloween while jayce was gronkle from how to train a dragon. "there was dragons and instead of killing them they made friends with the dragons" "when keaton wears it in the front yard people stop and look at it and they're like whoa that is so cool" ryan and his wife lana have already lost 2 children to the form of muscular dystrophy which has keaton and bryce in wheelchairs - "i'm not smart enough to come up with a cure but this is something i can do that has impacted my family in a positive way" last year he created the non profit magic wheelchair with the goal of organizing volunteers all over the world - "just the other day a new york city fire station contacted us and said hey we as a department would like to build one of these" a kickstarter raised more than 25 thousand dollars for m

the guy that got me hooked was stan. we didn't call him stan, we called him sir. stan came along. said -- the military more efficient. we really liked this idea. you know, this is the 1960's. i'm a 60's child. you wonder why, well, were long-haired drug addicted. we kids knew that something different and king john was like that too. that's how it started. and the thing that i've always loved about magna carta is that it's full of it, full of things that are not what you've seen. a lot of people tie the wrong reasons. >> give us the one about misunderstanding. your book provides a very clear golden about the truth of magna carta. why don't you comment on some of the most common misunderstandings about the era in magna carta. number one you mentioned it that king john was the leader and worst king of all time. >> yeah. he is a fascinating character. vic -- victorian found fascinating, that's the most terrible thing you could say about anyone. victorians swallowed whole what the journalists of the day, 13th century of the journalists said and that he was a monk, he was on the opposit

stan rosen: it's being introduced at a time when you're trying to pull back everybody who is going off in their own 1.3 billion directions. narrator: tonight on mosaic, through the eyes of film makers around the globe we explore the china dream with intellectuals, overseas students in america, migrant workers in beijing, and an entrepreneur in africa. tonight on mosaic, the china dream. dean yam yeutong: national rejuvenation refers to those periods when china was very strong. in the like of the han dynasty, tang dynasty, and the early period of qing dynasty. jinping is not the first person talking about a national rejuvenation. but xi jinping talking about the possibility to achieve it within our life. professor wang gungwu: even as a boy i think people talked about a china dream. i mean the sense of being treated as an inferior people who were barbarous and uncultured and unworthy was the kind of image which was very widespread. so the dream was that one day china would be respected country, the culture would be respected. the chinese people would be treated with respect everywhere.

this experience for other families" ryan learned how to build taking courses online - through the stan winston school of character arts (sot: daniel saunders, builds costumes) "terminator to alien versus predator they've done the real special effects" ryan got dome advice from stan winston designers as he created toothless for keaton last halloween while jayce was gronkle from how to train a dragon. (sot: son) "there was dragons and instead of killing them they made friends with the dragons" (sot: daniel saunders, builds costumes) "when keaton wears it in the front yard people stop and look at it and they're like whoa that is so cool" (nats) ryan and his wife lana have already lost 2 children to the form of muscular dystrophy which has keaton and bryce in wheelchairs - (sot: ryan weimer, father) "i'm not smart enough to come up with a cure but this is something i can do that has impacted my family in a positive way" last year he created the non profit magic wheelchair with the goal of organizing volunteers all over the world - (sot: ryan weimer, father) "just the other day a new york c

betty: apparently he has a date with stan fisher -- stan fischer.otors isgeneral getting into the sharing economy, launching a sharing organization right here in new york city. ceo willd former pimco join me at the bottom of the hour. ♪ matt: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." i matt miller. betty: -- i am matt miller. betty: and i am betty liu. let's take a look at the markets. >> you can see the markets are down across the board after that bad jobs number out today, 142,000 versyus 215,000. terminal,me into my actually, let's not dive into the terminal just yet. i want to talk about a couple of interesting things regarding losers and the rig gainers -- big gainers. haveally, financial stocks been some of the market's worst performers all day. will be because the fed has not decided whether to cut rates at the end of the year. down nearly 3%, wells fargo is down over 2%, and bank of america is down almost 3.3%. these losses are more than the 2.2 percent losses, so we are seeing this across the board. financials are dropping like a rock. be

this experience for other families" ryan learned how to build d king courses online - through the stan winston school of character arts (sot: daniel saunders, builds costumes) "terminator to alien versus predator they've done the real special effects" ryan got dome advice from stan winston designers as he created toothless for keaton last halloween while jayce was gronkle from how to train a dragon. (sot: son) "there was dragons and instead of killing them they made friends with the dragons" (sot: daniel saunders, builds costumes) "when keaton wears it in the front yard people stop and look at it and they're like whoa that is so cool" (nats) ryan and his wife lana have already lost 2 children to the form of muscular dystrophy which has keaton and bryce in wheelchairs - (sot: ryan weimer, father) "i'm not smart enough to come up with a cure but this is something i can do that has impacted my family in a positive way" last year he created the non ofit magic wheelchair with the goal of organizing volunteers all over the world - (sot: ryan weimer, father) "just the other day a new york cit

at 6:00 am sharp, stan brock, founder of the remote area medical charity ram, gives the green light. >> if you're here to see the dentist, please raise your hand. number one. number two. number three reporter: among those seeking assistance are velvet herron and her brother lum abner deary. >> i can't afford to go to the dentist. it would cost me about $130 just to have one pulled. >> even just to see a specialist is nearly $200, and i mean coming up with $200 right there on the spot, especially around here, at the end of the month, you are just scraping pennies just to get by. reporter: treatment here is free. the patients register, providing their names, addresses, and medical histories. most of them, including velvet, want to see a dentist. if she and her brother don't get treated, they'll lose their front teeth. velvet is 46 and unemployed. her husband is an invalid. like many other people in this rural area, she depends on volunteer doctors. they have come from all over the u.s. at their own expense to work through the weekend. velvet has to have two teeth pulled. but this denti

unit in two separate buildings those owners are individually requested a rehearing i have with me stan and bret who's a licensed structural engineer asking. so for a rehearing on the basis of abatement orders i've paced a map on the monitor as you can see and you may be familiar the properties that have been issued those abatement orders are adjacent and a common browned vs. did care the appointment order unfairly asked the appellants to pay fines and repair the retaining walls and therefore the divisadero is are not only the walls should not be the sole factor, however, there is previous and new evidence to show portions of the wall are on divisadero it is the legal authority previously unavailable historical documents that speak to the original of the wall and the images in a survey document where if so on divisadero we provided a court case with a simple the chinese hospital association that is attached to our supplemental it is the legal standard for a pair of right lanes constructed for repair work and the survey data it represents o representatives a legal error and bret our stru

at 6:00 am sharp, stan brock, founder of the remote area medical charity ram, gives the green light. >> if you're here to see the dentist, please raise your hand. number one. number two. number three. reporter: among those seeking assistance are velvet herron and her brother lum abner deary. >> i can't afford to go to the dentist. it would cost me about $130 just to have one pulled. >> even just to see a specialist is nearly $200, and i mean coming up with $200 right there on the spot, especially around here, at the end of the month, you are just scraping pennies just to get by. reporter: treatment here is free. the patients register, providing their names, addresses, and medical histories. most of them, including velvet, want to see a dentist. if she and her brother don't get treated, they'll lose their front teeth. velvet is 46 and unemployed. her husband is an invalid. like many other people in this rural area, she depends on volunteer doctors. they have come from all over the u.s. at their own expense to work through the weekend. velvet has to have two teeth pulled. but this dent

temperature in the low 50s for many locations, and this is stan in greenwich, and it's 53 where stan is, and we also have much cooler temperatures, check it out. upper 40-degree temperatures out there as well. daniel says it's 48 where he is. let's take a live look outside to see what is going on right now, and while things look good, if you step outside, not sure how you will take this. some people love the weather, others, not so much. 55degrees right now, winds out of the east, northeast at 22 miles an hour. highs around the area today were not high at all. check them out. 55degrees, and that's in central park, going down as the official high. jfk, islip the high with bridge port, laguardia, and newark. this is good news it means the area of low pressure that is responsible for churning up the disturbed weather, it's moving away. overall, things are definitely greatly improved this is not our rain. that's the good news, and of course that is hurricane joaquin, not an issue for us. not the cause of our problems and still headed in the opposite direction, and here's the latest updat

it's 58 degrees from stan in greenwich. stan is telling me, hey, that was aryl short winter. >> he's talking about sunday and monday being so cold and the empire state building lit up in blue. nypd blue in honor of fallen officer holder and the sky overhead is a nice clear one. 65 degrees as of right now. 76 is the heat that we generated today. way above the average of 63 degrees. outside right now, there's nothing brewing. looks like a sprinkle or so up around kingston. north of that is where we've got the bonified rain. this is going to stay to the north of us. we're going to watch for the front to pass over us. here's how we see it working out. you get into your day thursday, more clouds. this is 5:30. a little hint of a rain shower, yes, as the front comes into the area. it just never materializes into a big wet weather. it's more the wind shift behind it. on friday and it's going to be significantly cooler out there. let's talk numbers. 58 degrees is what you're waking up to tomorrow morning. been. so temperature-wise,

derrick rose and the bulls there, stan and i hit that before the hard shows. president obama, though, doesn't come to watch ours. he came to watch this. >> he watches on tv. >> yeah, that's cool. rose, he's playing with one eye, okay. lebron james, pau gasol, playing with five fouls, not as big as one eye. blocks lebron james afterward. lebron saiafterwards, that was pretty cool. mo williams, i'm gettingng the ball to james or i'm turning it over because nobody else is getting it. and nobody else got it. turnover. bulls win by two. >> that's some hard work from jimmy butler there to prevent that pass. >> yeah, i'm growing my hair like that. >> back to you. >>> up next in "the pulse," more about that game one blunder. the internet blowing up overnight with hilarious memes. >>> d first class dog. a large four-legged friend going viral for his royal treatment on a plane. and off you go, and off you go, and off you go, for every step, every stride, every start, begin strong with the lasting energy of 100% whole grain quaker oats... and off you go. fact. advil pain

. >> stan doctored -- stan doctored diesed testing is not the only way to learn about progress. >> they are working with states to reduce testing time. according to a study done by the council of the great city schools students take about 112 standardized tests from the time they are in pre-k until the time they graduate from 12th grade. >> there are a lot of tests and more than enough room to start thinking about how to scale back and to make this whole system a lot smarter. >> the administration's proposal comes as congress looks at overhauling the no child left behind act that mandates the annual testing in reading and math for third through eighth graders and high school students. >> that was put into place to great tan fare and now schools are starting to feel the pressure of that. parents have a sense that their kids are over tested. >> they say the on bough ma administration should use no child left behind as a cautionary tale before putting forward other mandates. >> now what we are seeing are more federal regulations and more federal waivers to basically relieve states of the m

. >>> he's stan. i'm neil. we're doing g baseballighlights. >> i'll go first. mets and cubs. >> batter up. >> mets up two games to none, theyey shiftedo wrigley field for game three. daniel murphy still hitting home runs everywhere. he had homered in four straight games, make it five, that't's off kyle hendricks and the fifth straight game of the postseason home runun ties a major league baseball record. mets up 2-1. top seven, they're up 3-2. yoenis cespedes and kyle schwarber probably should have made that play. david wright agoing to score. >> you tnk so. >> and kyle schwarber telling himself in his glove, i should have made that play. mets up three games to none. >>> blue jays, their idedea, hey, we're at home and we'll tie our series up 2-2 and got the former cy you winner, r.a. dickckey throwing that knuckleball and ben zobrist goes knuckle sandwich. two-run shot. i mean this is the top of the first. it's 2-0, in the second it's 4-0. alex rios, he said, zobrist, can you make another one of those knuckle sandwiches? dickey, 1 2/3, 4 hits, 4 earned. he got

nicole is out visiting, where's stan? >> he's still missing. there's no crying in baseball, by the way. you may want to tell that to the yankees. american league wild card game tanaka on the mound for the yankees, they got a game plan. wait to see what he pitches or swing at the first one like gomez did. second homer of the game. astros up 2-0. keuchel started this one for the astros on three days' rest. dallas keuchel dominant in two regular season starts and kept it going tuesday. six innings of work allowed three hits, zero runs. bottom of the ninth now, 3-0, the score, brian mccann, grounds out and that is it. houston wins 3-0 and the yankees on vacation and the astros are moving on to the adls to play the royals. >>> vacation over for the nba preseason begins. rockets, grizzly, those are the rockets, if you're not familiar with the sport. this is james harden. he has a beard. believes himself to be the best player in the league although he was not named best player in the league. ty lawson, new guy, new guy rockets. nicole and i, she menti

. >>> he's stan. i'm neil doing baseball highlights. >> i'll go first. mets and cubs. >> batter up. >> mets up two games to none, they shifted to wrigley field for game three. daniel murphy still hitting home runs everywhere. he homered in four straight game, make it five off kyle hendricks and the fifth straight ties a major league baseball record. mes up 2-1. top seven, up 3-2. yoenis cespedes off kyle schwarber. he should have made that play. >> you think so. >> and kyle schwarber saying in his glove i should have made that play. >>> blue jays, hey, we're at home and we'll tie our series up 2-2 and got the former cy young winner, r.a. dickey flowing that knuckleball and ben zobrist goes knuckle sandwich. two-run shot. first. it's 2-0 in the second it's 4-0. make another one of those knuckle sandwiches? dierks bentley, 1 2/3. four hit, four earned. he got pulled. the royals busted out the whooping sticks, 14-2. your final. >> mets/royals? >> well, that's what it's looking like right now. >> yeah. >> all right. back to you. >>> stan and neil, thank you.

i'm stan verrett. this is neil everett. we got game two of the world series and more nba action so baseball is first. >> i'm not the only one with great hair. cueto and degrom had great hair too. tied at one. two on eric hosmer. ththe degrominator taken to the cleaners in the fifth. gave u up four in the fifth. he had given up four i 20 innings over his first three stseason game, that was all cueto needed. i mean this is why they got him from cincinnati. loves pitching at home. he says, hey, it's no different, but his last srt at toronto he wasn't very good. he h goes -- he goes the full nine, stan. >> yeah. >> royals up 2-0. >>> spurs andnd thunderrom oklahoma city. kevin durantete is bac played just 27 games last year due to that foot injury. had 22 point, shot 6 for 19 but russell westbrook was fantastic in this game. knocked that one down from the three-point range. ten assists for him. thder up by five. kawhi leonard, career high 32 points for leonard. that foul there hit the free throrow and cut it to a two-point lead

stan, the veteran you heard from in that piece, is also part of the nbc family. he was actually behind the johnny carson tonight show theme song. >> get out. >> reporter: just imagine a little piece -- yeah. just imagine a little piece of really what they can talk about not just from back then but every bit of life in between, kris. >> to be fair, i would have totally not complained about you not being live if you had gone along for the adventure. give it a try next time. >> reporter: something to talk about for next time. >> i'm not the boss. maybe ask the boss. >>> well, meteorologist kari hall, beautiful day for travel whether you're going out of sfo or sjc or oakland. >> right. it is such a gorgeous day as we get all of this sunshine. take a look at this shot from belvedere looking from the north bay towards san francisco. and there is not a cloud in the sky. and our temperatures are starting to warm up in some spots across the bay. livermore's at 72 degrees. we're at 69 in oakland and 72 degrees in santa rosa after starting out this morning with those temper

. >>> voters in courage stan are widely expected to return to power on sunday. it's a test for the young democracy which remains vulnerable to political stability after ousting two presidents during uprising in 2005 and 2010. the center left democrat that is lead the coalition are predicted to emerge as the largest party in parliament. fair firmly associated with the president, even though he formally stepped down as their leader whether elected to head of state in 2011. he moved the nation close to her we have more from the capital. >> reporter: sij stan's voting made it harder to commit electoral fraud. still the country's president believes kig stan has set a new standard. >> reporter: he still has significant control over parliament. a coalition to share power with him is the likely outcome. there's work to be done. kyrgyzstan is racked by corruption and a chronically weak economy. he said he backed them because they promised to cut government spending. she says she voted for the kyrgyzstan party because it represents the youth and they are the foout of this

seriously if we are going to raise kids to just focus on stan stan -- standardized tests and then they go off to college and we know statistically the professors are exceptionally hypers teg -- high percentage. the kids haven't learned how to think and they are not able to think for themselves. they are programed america bad. >> that's a great point. they get into college and they are so impressionable and they buy the whole thing. >> it is terrible that the united states of mark is being presented as an awful, terrible place. look around. the technology that is going to mars and it is amazing place over the course of history, but let's focus on the bad things and negate every good thing we have done. >> it is no zimbabwe. >> i always say these people all they have to do is compare it to other countries. >> they have this bubble and i have confronted liberals with that before. i say what about -- i know you don't like microuh dwretions in the comments, but what about putting acid on her face? they say i can't speak to that. i thought we were a global community. can't we jump on board?