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i stumbled across the room with this terrible sense of vertigo. position said it could be a stroke. they rushed us down. i called my friends at the mayo clinic and the head of the mayo clinic is a neurologist. he said we are setting an appointment and you will be medevac. i'm sure very few people have heard of the condition. the inner ear is compromised for reasons they don't know, and it throws everything off balance, because the inner year since the signals to the brain about balance. i could not walk, i had to have a walker, a cane and in four days at the mayo clinic, these genius therapists got me stable, so i could walk and they said you were lucky because sometimes it goes on for two months. i've got one more therapy session yet, but it was really weird. that gets me thinking about the brain and what we do. so you came up with an improvement on obamacare, the on the board of the mayo clinic and we can solve any problem right? tom: a little peek at something. i know health care is 20% of our economy. it is complex and affects every family in a

that's how i stumble along my road of finding things, quite often by mistake., cauliflower puree we were doing, this is in the book. someone had taken it too far and let it boil down with some milk so it caramelised. it was a big pan of cauliflower. so we couldn't throw it away. add a bit of butter to it and keep taking it down. we produced this very dark ca ramelised cauliflower which has now going from being cauliflower puree to celeriac puree, parsnip peree, everything caramelised. it works. every day in the kitchen is a discovery. definitely for me. let us talk about your latest book, hook, line and sinker. a lot of people find cooking fish very difficult because if you get it wrong, the margin of error between something which is overdone and awful and underdone, sorry, i didn't want sushi, people think it is tricky? yes, that is why have done the book. i want to allay fears a little bit. if you keep it simple, and you by the freshest produce, a lot of the time your fish recipes should be fine. yes, i agree people do have a fear about cooking fish and it is

i stumbled into comedy. >> stephen: how did you stumble into it?actor, how did you stumble into comedy? ( laughter ) >> well, i -- i would say -- ( laughter ) -- that -- ( laughter ) ( applause ) very donald trump of you, by the way. >> stephen: do you miss "billy on the street" ever? >> i do miss "billy on the street" sometimes. i hope to get back to "billy on the street" soon, but i like playing "billy on the street" games. so when i'm not shooting "billy on the street," i miss playing those games. >> stephen: okay. i actually have a game i wrote because i'm not feeling "billy on the street," which i would like to play with you tonight. can we play this game? >> stephen: sure. i don't know what it. >> you guys want to see us play the game? ( cheers and applause ) this is a game i wrote specifically for tonight because halloween is tomorrow. i would say one of might be not my favorite movies but a guilty pleasure is the movie hocus pocus, which is like a halloween classic. >> stephen: yeah, of course. o i wrote a game just for you called hocus poc

i am tired, so be patient if i stumble here and there. it's just in time for halloween which is ominous on the golden gate bridge. there are a lot of clouds and low fog with temperatures in the 50s areawide this morning. sunshine later today with temperatures continuing to cool. a significant cooling trend in time for halloween and a chance for stormy weather. we are looking forward to changes. now here is a look at what to expect today at the boo at the zoo. it will be cool and you will need a jacket for the kids. i will have a forecast coming up . >>> smoke and flames at a home in san jose kept firefighters busy. it was apparently a hoarder situation making it tough to put the fire out. old cars, trailers and debris around the property sparked the fire and fueled it on friday. >> fire hides deep in those piles and it takes a long time and hours and hours of water application to get to those deep-seated fires.>> reporter: legally, firefighters cannot force people to clean their homes but if there is a health hazard, the county health dep

. >> seth: i stumbled on you and -- kevin and randall fighting. >> yeah, yeah, yep. >> seth: and i canfriends about that than i ever do about this. [ laughter ] >> no, you're great. >> seth: they're like -- people genuinely said, "you were so good in 'this is us' are you doing anything else?" [ light laughter ] >> oh, that's great, that's great. i get the same kind of thing. i did a syfy show for a while and there was that fan base out there that just watches the syfy shows. >> seth: yeah. >> so they'll say to me, they'll be like, "oh, my god, green arrow from 'smallville.' what, did you just quit acting?" [ light laughter ] and i'm like, "i don't even know what to say," i'm like, "yeah, i'm done, i quit." >> seth: that's better, they don't want to see where green arrow is now. no arrows!? you don't have any arrows. >> exactly. just tears. >> seth: so i -- we did this cameo together. that was the first time we met, it was lovely to hang out with you, but then i did not realize that we had been in a movie, this is true, we had been in a movie before together but we did not have any scen

the president said the call was respectful and i never stumbled over his name. here's the thing, this is a president that as candidate talked about john mccain as a prisoner of war. he he often likes to talk about being attacked and attacks back. should this be surprising? >> i think there's a lot of hope that general kelly's statement would be the final word on this back and forth between myesha johnson and the white house, that this would end the conversation that general kelly has moral authority on the issue of military service and gold star families, that no one in either party can come close to. so they were hoping general kelly would put an end to it. and for president trump to continue took back and forth with this gold star widow, he's afternoon amplifying the differences in the phone call. and that's a disappointment to people in the white house who hoped general kelly was going to end the fight that donald trump started. >>. this ends another discussion for another day. >> right. and part of the reason is that this widow is openly talking about the co

i stumbled across the room with a terrible case of vertigo. and mydownstairs daughter said it could be a stroke and we have to figure this out. the scanners.has i called my friends at the mayo clinic and he said they are sending a point. i am sure very few of you know of his condition where the inner air can be compromised. it throws everything off balance because it sends the signals to the brain. i could not walk. i had to have a walker and a cane. after four days at the mayo clinic they got me stable. basic you are lucky because sometimes it goes on for two months. i have one more there be session yet. that got him thinking about the brain. so you have to come up with a improvement of obamacare, just be in the board you can solve any problem. tom: i have to tell you something. care is complex and it affects every family in america. i do not think this latest one will fly. it make it somewhere down the road. it is much more complex than that. i think president obama made a mistake by trying to do too much allowed once in the beginning. repair

i'm sort of dimly aware that spiritist has moved, and there's a sense of dislocation and a loss as i stumbled this sort of provincetown dreamscape of 40 years ago. i was still here and living in hope. cheers. >> john: unbelievable. ♪ >> anthony: many of the old places in p-town are gone. but the lobster pot is still going strong, all these years later. and still has what i want and need -- the essentials. my friends worked in the kitchen here, starting the tradition among my set that cooking work was noble toil. at that point i never intended a career as a chef. >> john: it's great to be a cook. >> anthony: i was getting to that. yes. >> server: this is homemade portuguese kale soup, made on the premises. >> anthony: it's been a long time, thank you. >> server: enjoy. >> anthony: portuguese soup, a p-town version the azorean caldo verde and just what i remembered. kale, fiery red chorizo, linguica, kidney beans, potatoes. oh, i missed you. i missed you bad. and that was precisely what i loved about the food here. the portuguese thing, dishes like this stuffed cod crusted with ground portugue

they've had a week of stumble. i was in the press briefing room last week when john kelly, stumble. briefing room last week whenjohn kelly, t., himself a father, himself knowing the grief that goes on, went in the beginning of his heartfelt talk talk about the chilling effect it is to have a child killed in the military. then he went on to attack the congresswoman and he was not right in his facts which created another pa rt in his facts which created another part of the controversy. this has snowballed. what is well known is that nobody can control president trump's tweet and today is just the latest exa m ple. trump's tweet and today is just the latest example. looking from over here, it seems this is running badly all the way from the beginning. what she said this interview today was she said this interview today was she was taken aback at the president michael her en route to receiving the casket as he was flown back in? this deserves attention. that had to be some lack of staff activity, this is one where we have human experience. he makes a call like that when somebody is on t

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i heard him stumbling. >> congresswoman wilson reported that. you explained she was in the car with you. >> yes. >> she's been close to your family for a long time. >> yes. >> the president said that the congresswoman was lying about the phone call. >> whatever ms. wilson said was not fabricated. what she said was 100% correct. the phone was on speakerphone. why would we fabricate something like that? >> is there anything you'd like to say to the president now? >> no. i don't -- no, i don't have nothing to say to him. >> your little girl is going to be born in january. >> yes. january 29th. >> what are you going to tell her about her dad? >> i'm going to tell her how awesome her dad was and what a great father he was and how he died as a hero. >> nbc's peter alexander and pentagon correspondent hans nickel both join us live now from the white house. peter, president trump responded to mrs. johnson this morning and he is disputing her account. >> that's exactly right. this is extending a bitter back and forth, into its second week. it was last mo

i just stumbled upon him but it is quiet shocking to know that's in the area. >> reporter: dr.fsah did not respond to our requests for a comment. he left his building tuesday evening out a back door and in his assistant's car leaving his bmw behind. he's been issued a summons on the two charges and facing a preliminary hearing in the next few week. in chester county, dave schratwieser, fox 29 news. >>> from new garden township to trenton. busy night. breaking. police at the area of bridge and lambert ton streets with reports that something ran into several people. we don't know in a car hit them or something else but you can see a lot of police presence. you can also see a couple of cars right there off to the right. right? the area cordoned off with police tape. trenton police tell us they can give us any more information right now. we're still working on it. more as it comes in. >>> the details of a crime in delaware are incredibly hard to fathom. police say a mother has admit totter killing two young children inn clouding her own baby. prosecutors say the woman drowned her t

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and you thought, what, this is -- >> it was an investigative peegs published three years ago and i stumbledols. i was not really familiar with the student debt is eyes. it was a great piece but also a troubling issue. i started researching. and the novel was quickly born from that. >> as you point out, the american bar association says there are currently six for-profit law schools in this country with accreditation. one is the charlotte school of law, which recently closed. >> closed in august. they had problems for a long time. not all the schools are shady. there are a lot of success stories from these schools, but the levels of debt that these students incur, and then they pass it off in the form of high tuition to people making a profit. that just struck me as being wrong. >> and the high number of the debt, too, i was surprised. i assume you researched those as real figures, $266,000, $191,000. >> gayle, my research is always shaky. don't believe -- don't believe everything you read, okay? but, no, those numbers are not far off. you can borrow 75,000 bucks a year for three yea law sch

i heard him stumbling on trying to remember my husband's name. and that's what hurt me the most. if my husband is out here la david. i heard him stumbling on trying to remember my husband's name. and that's what hurt me the most. if my husband is out here fighting for our country and he risked his life for our country, why can't you remember his name? >> is there anything you'd like to say to the president now? >> no, i don't -- no, i don't have nothing to say to him. >> myeshia johnson is six months pregnant with the couple's third child. donald trump did have something to say to her today. he wrote on twitter this morning, quote, i had a very respectful conversation with the widow of sergeant la david johnson and spoke his name from beginning without hesitation. but apparently even some of the members of trump's administration are ready for him to let this go. "the new york times" reports, quote, white house officials conceded privately that they had to find a way to move beyond the episode. tonight we also have an update to a promise the president made a different gold star fam

i heard him stumbling on trying to remember my husband's name. and that was hurting me the most, because if my husband is out here fighting for our country and he risks his life for our country, why can't you remember his name? and that's what made me upset and cry even more, because my husband was an awesome soldier. >> the president said that the congresswoman was lying about the phone call. >> whatever miss wilson said was not fabricated. what she said was 100% correct. >> is there anything you would like to say to the president now? >> no. i don't -- no, i don't have nothing to say to him. >> she doesn't have anything to say to the president. but this morning, already, the president has responded. let's go to the white house, cnn's kaitlan cole lilins is th. what's the president saying? >> immediately after this interview aired the president got on twitter to dispute what the widow had said. she said it was a very hurtful phone call, where the president struggled to remember her husband's name. and the president got on twitter and said that h

. >> i heard him stumbling on trying to remember my husband's name. that hurt me the most. if my husband is out here fighting for our country, and risking his life for our country, why can't you remember his name? >> reporter: the 25-year-old widow confirmed the accounts that president donald trump said her husband, la david johnson, knew what he signed up for and that she was upset by his tone of voice. she complained she has not been allowed to see her husband's body and has been told nothing about his death. >> i don't know how he got killed or where he got killed, or anything. >> reporter: in an early morning to eat, president donald trump said the conversation was respectful and that he knew johnson's name from the beginning. it's not his first dustup with the gold star family. he sparred with khizr khan, who lost his son in iraq. he said he was shocked by recounts of the trump call to the grieving widow. >> i wish somebody would have him provide dignity for these families. >> reporter: the widow has a baby due in january and said she will tell the little girl her fath

. >> i heard him stumbling on trying to remember my husband name. and that what hurt me the most, because if my husband is out here fighting for our country, and he risked his life for our country, why can't you remember his name. >> reporter: she confirmed the account, that president trump said her husband, la david johnson knew what he signed up for, and she was upset by his tone of voice. she also complained she has not been allowed to see her husband's body, and has been told nothing about his death. >> i don't know how he got killed, >> reporter: president trump said the conversation was respectful, and that he spoke johnson's name from the beginning. as a candidate, he sparred with khizr khan. >> i wish somebody would advise him dignity. most dignity for these families. >> johnson's funeral was over the weekend in florida. his widow has a baby due in january, and says she will tell the little girl her father died a hero. >>> now to fort bragg, in north carolina, where army sergeant bowe bergdahl arrived for a sentencing hearing this morning. h

i think to stumble upon this little incident, there's no way this could happen organically. and knocked all the bikes down. >> would have been a better ending. >>> i think a lot of people can relate to having to shave or get rid of your body hair. apparently that's been something women have been dealing with for more than 100 years. so let's go back in this video to see how they did it back in the day. in the 1920s, they created the first female razor. >> i could see with the flappers and all the little dresses. >> that's exactly what incentivized women to start shaving. in the '30s, apparently they would yause sandpaper and pumic stones. let's get over to the '40s. >> i had a relative who had one of those. she kept it for years. >> eventually came the tweezers. i didn't know that waxing went all the way back to the '60s. >> we've just been torturing ourselves for a very long time. >> it got a little easy in the '70s. who wears short shorts? >> never mind the fact your legs were burned for days after you would use it. >> in the '80s was the introduction of the brazilian wax.

it i wouldn't say i would sit down and watch oj because i think it was saturday night and i happen to stumblet i would think it would be interesting but. >> just go out on a saturday night. >> no to watch. he is already basically told her side of the story in the book he wrote. greg: peter and instagram will be full of selfish oj because if he is out, no one will walk by him and not say picture, can i get a picture so every time you go on to her there will be some joker with their arm around oj. there were radio djs flirting with him when he was out and i remember watching. >> i think that i will say this interview and i don't see the point of it because they will ask him questions and he'll give answers and we all know how good he is at telling the truth. when i was in prison i taught everyone have to read and i taught everybody got certified in everything and i was so great to everybody but he can't be trusted for anything. i seen a lot of documentaries so even though i wasn't there a lot of documentaries and i'm bored with him already. greg: he was so lucky this week that so much bad stuff

i mean, it's just going to stumble along. sharyl: and the notion of the walking dead as health care is frightening americans. do you even understand what's going on right now? >> i think it's just been really unclear coming from the white house. pres. trump: we're getting all of the good signs to repeal and replace obamacare. sharyl: is trump correct that the plan that just failed, sort of partial reform and replacement, will be passed in january, february, or march? robert: no. scott: the ancient city of rome was built on seven hills, and, in part, on the genius oro but suddenly, water is in short supply. >> i've heard on the radio, they would like to turn some fountains off. ♪ scott: the pontiff has ordered these majestic marble fountains greeting vatican visitors off. is it fair to call this a crisis? prof. maurizio del monte: now we have a crisis, yes. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ sharyl: welcome to "full measure."

. >> i heard him stumbling on trying to remember my husband name. he risked his life for our country. why can't you remember his name? >> reporter: at an arlington event for military spouses, katie mills did not want to wade into the nt

tom: one of the good reasons we like to do this show, is every day i stumble on things i don't know whatg up the bloomberg. this is one of the coldest things about the bloomberg search engine. you can get to what you want right away. dodgreen is saudi arabia, will production, and in white is the uprise. and russia will production. what is so important are these moves down in saudi arabia. the is a graphical image of elephant in the room where saudi is trying to manage oil production, while the white line is putin just putting out the oil every day, every day, every day. those are starkly different behavioral patterns on how to make oil. francine: they certainly are, tom. dynamics,n about oil i remember covering for opec for 10 years where arabia was the kingpin, but now you have all of these shale producers in the u.s. in makes it difficult to see where the price of oil is because we don't know what the breakeven point is. simon: i would never tell tom how to do his chart. [laughter] simon: but i would suggest he adds in a third line for u.s. production, which is honing in on the 10 mill

. >> i heard him stumbling on trying to remember my husband name. he risked his life for our country. why can't you remember his name? >> reporter: at an arlington event for military spouses, katie mills did not want to wade into the nt fear in the back of her mind when her husband is deployed. >> i'm confident that he's going to do the best job that i can, and his brothers in arms are looking out for him. >> he doesn't need to keep tearing the band aid off of this whole situation. >> reporter: tim kaine, whose own son was deployed in africa, says the president should stop arguing with sergeant johnson's widow. >> i wish the president would leave this poor woman along. >> reporter: she says she doesn't know why her husband was missing for 48 hours before searchers found his body. she says she's unsure his remains are even in his casket. >> after their daughter is born in january, she says she'll tell her daddy died a hero. >>> the top u.s. general says the family of the four foalen soldiers as do the american people. the chairman of the joint chiefs

i heard him stumbling trying remember my husband name. and that what hurting me the most because if my husband is out here fighting for our country and he risk his life for our country, why can't you remember his name? amy: trump responded on twitter saying -- "i had a very respectful conversation with the widow of sgt. la david johnson, and spoke his name from beginning, without hesitation!" money should said she was not allowed to view her husband's body and demanded answers about how he died during that patrol in niger on october 4. we will have more on niger, the attack, the growing u.s. troop presence in africa, after headlines. u.s. pentagon chief jim mattis arrived in the philippines monday for an annual meeting of regional defense ministers, as the philippines government declared victory in its months-long battle to dislodge isis-allied militants in the city of marawi. human rights groups say the fighting displaced over 200,000 people and left more than a thousand civilians dead. over the summer, the pentagon confirmed u.s. troops

. >> i heard him stumbling on my husband's name and that hurt me the most. if my husband is out here fighting for our country, risking his life for our country, why can't you remember his name? >> the 25-year-old widow confirmed president donald trump told her that her husband knew what he had signed up for and she was upset by his tone of voice. she said she had not been allowed to see the body. president donald trump tweeted this response, i had a very respectful conversation with the widow of sergeant lynn david johnson and spoke his name from the beginning without hesitation. as a candidate, trump sparred with another gold star family, khizr khan, who lost his son in iraq. he said he was shocked by the call. >> i wish somebody would advise him with dignity, most dignity for these families. >> johnson's funeral was over the weekend in florida and his widow has a baby due in january. >>> a murder profile -- a high- profile murder trial has begun in san francisco with the undocumented dim -- undocumented immigrant who sparked a national debate. jose ines ga

. >> i remember him stumbling on trying to remember my husband's name. that's what hurt me the most. if my husband is out here, fighting for our country, and he risked his life for our country, why can't you remember his name? >> johnson also confirmed the account that president trump said her husband knew what he signed up for. she also complained she was not allowed to see her husband's body, and has been told nothing about his death. >>> as members of the house of representatives returned to work today, president trump encouraged them to move quickly on the budget. the senate passed a $4 trillion budget last week, and paved the way for possible tax reform. president trump will be heading to capitol hill tomorrow to lobby for the administration wants the house to adopt the senate budget without any changes. some conservatives may balk at theamount added to the deficit. president trump says there will be no change to tax incentives for 401(k) contributions. he appears to be responding to a report in the "new york times" that republican lawmakers were co

if i happen to stumble upon it i could think this could go interesting.hter] >> after watching the show. >> by the way he wrote the book if i did it so he already basically told side of the story. greg: kat, for a long period of time twitter and instagram are going to be full of zombies with oj because if he is out no one will walk by him and not say can i get a picture? every time there will be on twitter there'll be some joker with her arm around oj and there were radio djs flirting with him when was out. i remember watching that people like stardom and celebrity. >> they absolutely do. i think that i would say this interview and i don't see the point of it because they will ask questions and he'll give answers but we all know he good how he is telling the truth will probably say when i was in prison i taught everyone to read and i taught everybody got certified and i was so great to everybody can be trusted for anything. i see a lot of documentaries so even though i wasn't there think documentaries and i'm bored with him already five what is interestin

. >> i heard him stumbling on trying to remember my husband's name and that was hurting me the most because if my husband is out here fighting for our country and he risks his life for our country, why can't you remember his name? >> reporter: the president responding to that interview on twitter says he spoke her husband's name from beginning without hesitation in what he describes as a respectful conversation. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: he's not answering questions today. >> mr. president, any questions on the ambush? >> reporter: but lawmakers have plenty. >> reporter: some lawmakers will receive a classified briefing on capitol hill thursday. defense officials say they want the pentagon investigation to be quick but more importantly accurate. the bottom line. military leaders say all americans deserve answers, but so far they don't have many. lester. >> all right, hallie jackson at the white house, thank you. >>> an uproar this evening in washington that could affect your retirement savings, a possible plan to limit the amount you can contribute to your 401(k). that's the

. >> i heard him stumbling trying to remember my husband name.hat hurted me the most because if my husband is out here fighting for our country and he risked his life for our country, why can't you remember his name? >> the 25-year-old widow confirmed president trump told her her husband knew what he signed up for, and she was upset by his tone of voice. he also complained she's not been allowed to see her husband's body. president trump tweeted this response quote i had a very respectful conversation with the widow of sergeant la david johnson and spoke his name from beginning without hesitati's no dust up with a gold star family. as a candidate he sparred with the khan family who lost his son in iraq. >> i wish somebody would advise him dignity, utmost dignity for these families. >> johnson's funeral was over the weekend in florida. his widow has a baby due in january and says she'll tell the little girl her father dyed a hero -- died a hero. back to you. >>> tonight there's a unique store in wintry dedicated to -- wine country dedicated to fir

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