it is what it is, i guess. >> abbey's cellmate jimmy torres can tell him all about life in prison. >>pent all my 30s inside. i got out when i was 41. federal government don't mess around. when they hammer you, they hammer you good. >> torres is at orange county appealing his conviction for an armed bank robbery he claims he didn't commit, but he does take credit for dozens of other bank robberies, some of which landed him a prior 11-year sentence at lom poke federal penitentiary. >> the yankee bandit, my cellmate at one time, a world famous bank robber, he holds a record at 72 banks robbed. and i'm like, come on, man, i was just getting warmed up at 72. throughout the years i've probably robbed more than 100 and no more than 150. put it that way. >> torres says the inspiration to become a bank robber occurred when he was a young boy growing up in a tough part of orange county. >> i never had money in my pocket to buy an ice cream when i was a kid, and that used to bother me because all the other kids had money, and i got caught stealing one time, you know, from the neighborhood guy, a

joining me now are joy reed and abbey huntsman. thank you both for being here tonight. >> thanks, rev. >> an extraordinary moment today, john mccain speaking for a lot of fellow republicans saying we lost today. >> and rev, you're absolutely right. and it's interesting, because john mccain has in his history in politics pandered to the very right wing that he is criticizing. so he has had that in his history. he is the guy who put sarah palin on the ticket. he has the tendency to break out into truthiness once in a while. and i think that he speaks for a loot of republicans that have been frustrated with what sure does look like a lot of showboating by ted cruz without a lot of substance. the reality is, this battle was fought from 2009 through 2010. it was a long, ugly debate over whether to pass the affordable care act. there were town halls all over the country in the summer of 2009. a lot of wrangling. and it passed. this fight is old, and it's over, and what republicans fear is that once the affordable care act is actually imp

it wasn't her fault, abbey. david, we never got to talk. uh... later. i promise.for. ♪ yesterdays gone, yesterdays gone ♪ they say he's the future of the party. it's loud in here. you want to walk outside? (applause and cheers) ( song fades out ) ( thunder rumbles ) ( indistinct police radio communication ) jeffries: hey. what took you so long? i had to doll up. vera got lucky. i'm on the up desk, all night. eight minutes to go on the shift, and this guy's gotta buy it. jeffries: darren kleeman. two in the head, up close. any witnesses? vera: they heard it, but they didn't see it. working cold jobs, you almost forget how much blood there is. jeffries: that does seem extra-gory. i'm assuming there's a good reason we got dragged out here? mm. inside. ( camera shutter clicks ) guy didn't believe in housework. looks like some kind of shrine. or trophy case. they're all about the death of vanessa prosser. rush: who's that? murder victim. 1992. never found her killer. never say never. captioning sponsored by warner bros. television [ bump ] ugh. i'm the horseless headsm

so when you informed westminster abbey what we had in our possession, they had no idea it existed.ve to say i am truly truly privileged to see these. and i think anybody watching will be privileged too. normally on the "roadshow," we talk about value. to be very honest, i really would rather not in this case, because i think something like this is beyond value. williams: prior to 2006, it was languishing in a drawer - and we would show it to people... - gathering dust. ...if and when they wanted to see it. but since it's come out into the open, the respect it gets now has made me feel very very proud and also a bit humble. really really pleased. bruce: after appearing on the "antiques roadshow," those pieces went on display in the imperial war museum in london and are now in the royal welsh fusiliers museum in caernarfon. before we go, just time for a revelation from "roadshow" expert paul atterbury. regular viewers will recall that whatever he doesn't know about trains probably isn't worth asking. so here he is revealing the lifelong passion which took root when he was still in sh

. >> reporter: that bullet fragment landed on abbey moulton moulton's forehead.d to the community to come forward with information. abbey's father pointed out that he's a disabled veteran that his taken a stand against gang activity in that neighborhood. >> they thought they were going to get whatever by shooting through my front window, i'm going to stand next to this man until

. >> reporter: that bullet fragment struck abbey moulton in the head. her siblings and parents dove on the floor and had to crawl through broken glass. last night the family appealed to their neighbors from the capital gate community to come forward with information to help catch the shooter. abbey's father dismissed rumors that it was racially based or tied to drug pointing out that he's a disabled veteran fighting drug and gang activity in the neighborhood. >> they thought they were going to get their thug wings for shooting through my front window. i'm going to stand here until we find them. i will encourage everybody in this room to do the same thing. >> reporter: the suspect was seen driving away in a red or maroon crown victoria. if you have any information call crime stoppers. >>> 6:05. 83 north running smoothly. it was a different story yesterday. a 10-car crash near loganville. can you believe everyone survived this wreck? take a look at this. a tractor trailer carrying a load of plywood set off a chain reaction. 7 people were taken to the hosp

"downton abbey." "game of thrones." "homeland." "house of cards." "mad men."> "breaking bad "received 13 emmy nominations and has a total of 42 to date. accepting the emo behalf of the tape is vince gilligan. >> holy crap! man. i-- i did not see this coming. i thought this was going to be-- i thought this was going to be "house of cards." or it could have been "homeland." or it could have been "mad man" or "game of thrones" or "downton abbey" or any of them or any others not nominated in this goanld age of television we feel so proud to be a part of. thank you so much to sony steve mosqueo, jamie ehrlich. thank you to josh sapan, edcarol, joe stillerman. thank you to these guys. thank you to the best cast on tv. starting with mr. bryant bryan cranston, and thank you to-- a wonderful albequestion, enew mexico, and my sweetie, holly. thank you. >> that's our show! congratulations to all our winners! good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org television history. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pio

let me ask you, abbey, the tapes i played where you have the attacks on obamacare and the strong andhetoric. it may be popular in the base, but does it really help the republicans in the long run? >> no. absolutely. how do you describe insanity? isn't it doing something over and over and over again when you know what the outcome's going to be? they only know they have the short time left to fight this because once the jeanienie is o of the bottle you can't force it back in there. i think we found we're not only war-weary, but i think our problems here at home are far outweigh anything else. and people care about a job. they think how can we get involved in conflict abroad when i wake up without a job in the morning. so that's why this is fall is going to be inkred bring important and it's going to be a huge mess. the only thing i see coming to some kind of a compromise is maybe the debt ceiling. and that's going to be difficult itself. i don't think it's conceivable for the republicans to budge in some of the areas. you see paul ryan who's leading on the budget in the house. it's not

joining me now is abbey huntsman. the fact is it's not just glen beck.esting that president obama be impeached. watch this. >> we want all tools to use, including that impeachment. >> if he continues, could that build up to make a case for possible impeachment? >> all options should be on the table. >> if we were to impeach the president tomorrow, you could probably -- >> it may be certausing the i w before too long. >> tell me how i can imkim peach the president of the united states. >> to establish the criteria that would qualify for proceedings against the president. and that's called impeachment. >> now why because you disagree with policies would you be talking about impeaching the president if you were in fact serious as lawmakers and leaders in this country? they have, abbey, called for impeachment around immigration reform, recess appointments, defense of marriage act, president's birth certificate, health care law, all the czars, syria. >> they're doing a lot to change this country, aren't they? >> that's for sure. >> glen beck is a professional

all of the abbey fans will be pulling for you.ress and a whole host of other fabulous ladies here. you talked about netflix. 14 nominations for netflix. they call themselves a network. even though they are over the internet and not television. that's a big coupe. i'm trying to grab everyone i can see. >> looks like you are having a blast. i'm trying to peek behind you and see the gowns. that's my favorite part. >> we have lot of stars here on the red carpet all surrounding us. >> thank you very much, nichelle turner, you look beautiful. >> thank you very much. >>> now more news. football fans left scratching their head. after trading away one of its best players. >>> and a yankee pitcher says it's time to retire. >>> some baseball fans may say, who? that's next. but first -- >> when this small tech company began in kansas, one of of the founders, don carol, knew he needed virtually no permanent staff. just talented temporary workers hired when needed and ready to embrace a new professional mantra. >> i guess sort of the idea that

their daughter, abbey, still has that bullet fragment in her head.er father dismissed rumors that the men fired shots because their racist or tied to drugs. he claims it has he's taken a strong stance against gangs. >> my daughter took a piece of that bullet. we're lucky she is here with us tonight. i want everybody to think about that. >> the get away car was a red or maroon crown victoria. if you know anything call crime stoppers.

their eldest of three young children, abbey, still has that bullet fragment lodged in her head abover right eye. her father, a disabled veteran dismissed rumor that is the man fired several shots through the front window because their racist or tied to drugs. rather he claims it's because he's taken a strong stance against gangs in the chapel gate community. >> my daughter took a piece of that bullet. we're lucky she's here with us tonight. i want everybody to think about that. all these people that are talking, snitches get stitches, that's bull crap. you're talking about kids. >> the -- >> reporter: if you have new information you're asked to call metro crime shoppers. >>> the family of a woman killed in a horrible car crash in north baltimore is now speaking out. yesterday commissioner anthony batts made his first comment ones the crash that killed angel chiwengo. he said the incident was tragic and stemmed from the suspect's fleeing from police. the members of the family said an apology would be nice. the officers involved in the crash have the right to hire an attorney so the de

. >> with "abbey road." ♪ liz: very dramatic. [laughter] okay. that was done at "abbey road." contrast that with the title track from our game. s the last of us composed by a multiple grammy and oscar winner. liz: this is calming. parents like this one because it is no annoying. ♪ >> you like that, don't you. liz: who writeses the music? >> liz we work with top talent in the industry to create music for our games. liz: give me another one. >> this is coming from infamous second son. liz: second son that will be a brand new game for playstation 4. >> yep. oh, yeah. liz: oh, yeah. ♪ tilt the peak on the big screen here, you can see some of the levels. this is very high-tech. clearly this is an issue that involves so much electronic equipment but here we go to the live musicians. show us into the room with the studio, where you do this. where do you get your musicians? >> we get musicians from all over the world. we work with musicians from l.a., from san francisco, from nashville, to london. we basically let the project inform what we need to do. musicians sound different in dif

this great romanesque abbey church at vezelay in the heart of burgundy is built far too large for theeeds of its local population. paul crossley is a distinguished architectural historian whose special interest is romanesque and gothic architecture. it served primarily two functions. it housed a large and prosperous community of benedictine monks, and secondly and most importantly, it was one of the foremost places of pilgrimage in france, for here was contained the relics of saint mary magdalene. thousands of pilgrims came through the western portals of this church, and they found themselves in a sacred way... a long avenue of arches and aisles which led them to the distant and luminous choir where the body of saint mary magdalene was contained. to the devout medieval christian, holy ric had the power to perform miracles. even the tiniest fragment of the body of a saint encased in its riquary rapresented the power, the presence of the saint. much of the art of the time was geared to the cult of saints and their relics. medieval artists lavished their skill on these reliquaries. only

. >> you're right and the stones from the abbey and now dispersed and line the path. >> right. there is an older building there but never got put back together. >> this building had 33 tons of glass in it. it was recently rebuilt and one of the reasons it had to be rebuilt these moderns are much more knowledgeable than the people in the 1800's and we knee w knew wo seal up the windows and all the building we did made it rot and it needed ventilation and had to undo the work that was done and back to the original design and expensive project and $20 million plus but it's a gorgeous building. woody can tell us about carville. >> this is the last in fact carville house. it was a community of discarded streetcars, horse pulled cars, various modes of transportation that were made obsolete by electric streetcars so cars were dumped out in the beach and sunset side and people made residences and the one is there and two cable cars and that is the upper and lower level and from the back it doesn't look like anything and they had club houses and bo hemian musicians would go out and take

abbey crane with the crimson white and lynn berry, thank you very much.>> hollywood versus the paparazzi. round two. an overzealous, shall we say, photographer plows into actress nicole kidman. the run-in could spell legal trouble. we're on the case. >>> plus, the pressure to get ahead. the fallout continues after a popular tv host admits to going under the knife to fix, in her words, her asian eyes. ♪ [ crashing ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! vo:remember to changew that oil is the it on schedule toy car. keep your car healthy. show your car a little love with an oil change starting at $19.95. >>> the latest run-in between a star and the paparazzi is just that, a literal run-in. you have seen this video. nicole kidman heading back to her hotel in new york after attending fashion week shows when a photographer on a bike slammed smack dab into her, right there on the sidewalk. the photographer ended

igail abbey >>> time winding down before a possible government shut down.for in negotiations and how the shut down could effect you. >>> happy purple friday. a live look at the inner harbor. it is morning but the moon is out. we're going to talk about the weekend shaping up to be a fantastic one weather wise. >>> we are in purple as it is purple friday. you might want to dress heavier, maybe a purple windbreaker. >> not really. we're going to be deal ing with temperatures that are coming in on the milder side this morning. we are going to be dealing with temperatures with 59 in dc, 59 in easton right now. in terms of temperatures right now, we're at 56 degrees. >>> [no audio] >>> 83 here in hunt valley going to be nice and clear. as we check in and take a live look at schwan road, nothing to get in your way as you travel down towards the beltway. if you're traveling on the jfx that's also going to be nice and clear. nothing to get in your way. here at route 24, it's going to be a calm morning as you make the push over to the white marsh area. from the throu

>> reporter: senior abbey pearlman says the cuts send a terrible message. >> like, i'm not important society at all. so, like, the people that are making these decisions have already gotten their education and that's not very fair to me because i still need mine. >> reporter: and there's more pain to come. the school district is asking teachers to take up to a 13% pay cut and forgo any raises until 2017. elaine quijano, cbs news, philadelphia. >> pelley: we learned today what artists will be receiving the kennedy center honors in december. we'll tell you coming up. we'll tell you coming up. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. i don't miss out... you sat out most of our game yesterday! asthma doesn't affect my job... you were out sick last week. my asthma doesn't bother my family... you coughed all through our date night! i hardly use my rescue inhaler at all. what did you say? how about - every day? coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level o

abbey i have not one regret nor did i ever come even close to regretting anything i've done in this movement. amazing amazing i know that you served as a source of inspiration for a lot of people is really moving to see you in full uniform out there along with all the protesters re considering how police pensions and other benefits are so closely tied to what happens on wall street why do you think the majority of police were and still are so antagonistic toward the movement they're not realizing they're part of the ninety nine percent. what a couple reasons. one is that they cannot relate to the occupiers the occupiers look different they dress different they've lived different and park and what you can't relate to you fear and what you fear you're more likely to attack and that's why a lot of this action was attributed to the police officers the other thing is every officer and this is a big reason by the way every officer before they join the force they have to take a test it's called a minnesota multi-phase personality inventory test it's not does not measure intelligence it measures dif

. >> president obama has to at the moment trust three people who, as they would say in downtown abbeyn't necessarily trust with the family silver. president assad, vladimir putin, and president rouhani. let's start with iran because that's always a big talking point at the cgi. christiane amanpour interviewed him, and compared to the interview i did with mahmoud ahmadinejad last year, struck a much more conciliatory tone, especially admitted there had been a holocaust. what did you make of that? how important is that kind of concession, and do you see a real shift there in the relationship with america? how much do you trust him? >> well, first of all, i think it's interesting commentary on the world in which we're living that admitting that the holocaust occurred qualifies as being a moderate. >> right. >> i mean, in other words, if you get into the fact-based world, there's something to it. at least we can have something to talk about. i was hoping, and i think the president was, that the opening of the u.n. would give them a chance to, you know, maybe even do more. >> want to talk

. >> president obama has to at the moment trust three people who, as they would say in "downton abbey" you wouldn't necessarily trust with the family silver. president assad, vladimir putin, and president rouhani. start with iran. that's a big part, christiane amanpour interviewed him. and compared to the interview i did with mahmoud ahmadinejad last year struck a more conciliatory tonight after he admitted that basically there had been a holocaust. something that ahmadinejad would never admit to. >> translator: any crime that happens in history against humanity including the crime the nazis created toward the jews is reprehensible and condemnable in. whatever criminality they committed against the jews, we condemn. >> what did you make of that? how important is that kind of concession? and do we see a real shift there in the relationship with america? how much do you trust him? >> well, first of all, i think it's interesting commentary on the world in which we are living that admitting that the holocaust occurred qualifies as being a moderate. >> right. >> i mean, in other words, if

. >> president obama has to at the moment, trust three people who as they would say in downtown b abbey, you wouldn't necessarily trust with the family silver. start with iran because that's always a big talking point. christiane amanpour interviewed president rouhani and he -- with ahminedjad last year. struck a much more conciliatory tone, admitted to have been a holocaust, which is something ahminedjad would never admit to. how important is that kind of concession and do you see a real shift there in the relationship with america? how much do you trust him? >> well, first of all, i think it's interesting commentary on the world in which we're living that admitting to the holocaust occurred qualifies as being moderate. in other words, if you get into the fact based world, at least we can have something to talk about. i was that the opening of the u.n. would give them a chance to maybe even do more. >> be sure to watch piers' entire interview with president clinton. it will air 9:00 p.m. eastern. more coming up in "the situation room" later today, 5:00 p.m. eastern. meantime, hillary c

>> president obama has to at the moment trust three people who, as they would say in "downton abb abbeyyou wouldn't necessarily trust with the family silver. president assad, advantage nir putin, and president -- advantage nir putin, and president rouhani. start with iran. that's a big part, christiane amanpour interviewed him. and compared to the interview i did with mahmoud ahmadinejad last year struck a more conciliatory tonight after he admitted that basically there had been a holocaust. something that ahmadinejad would never admit to. >> any crime that happens in history against humanity including the crime the nazis created toward the jews is reprehensible and condemnable in. whatever criminality they committed against the jews, we condemn. >> what did you make of that? how important is that kind of concession? and do we see a real shift there in the relationship with america? how much do you trust him? >> well, first of all, i think it's interesting commentary on the world in which we are living that admitting that the holocaust occurred qualifies as being a moderate. >> right. >

. >> can you diagnose as a doctor, i don't want to put you on the spot whether abbey's passive-aggressive> and there is a gender gap. you were looking at people specifically doing online dating and you found at least within that group, women by 50% said they liked to be the funny one in the relationship. that's about half. which sounds randomly like, okay. but with men, 79% of men said they need to be funny. what's that about? >> they've got the payoff. because women want a funny man more than men want a funny women. >> where does that come from? >> i -- sense of humor is so good for you that -- and i think women are trying to preserve their health. >> and they see david spade with all these beautiful women. and think that's what i need. >> bottom line, women are just as funny as men and we found that and women just as likely to be entertainers. >> men and women equal in all things. thank you for being here. >>> up next, you're not going to want to miss this a love letter, a version of the putin editorial. that's next. ♪ my imagination will make that moment live ♪ eat thins. who's gonna t

. >> you said it,abbey. it is thursday, september 19th and beware, speaker boehner, lightning strikes twice. ♪ >> it defund the national health kair lieu for keeping the government open. >> we'll deliver a victory and the fight will move to the senate. >> zero chance of surviving. >> this is a question should be directed to john boehner. >> they have been asking for this fight. >> today is a victory for house conservatives. >> i want to applaud john boehner. >> we'll give him a fight. >> what he is set being up, it is stunning. >> the president is happy to negotiate with vladimir putin. >> legislative arsonists are at work. >> i expect my colleagues to be up for the battle. >> we'll let our party. >> we have 233 members all of whom have their own plan. gl good afternoon we begin as the nation hurtles towards a government shutdown with the right flank of republicans at the wheel and speaker john boehner casting the role of crash test dummy. right now all eyes are on october 1st, the day the government runs ou

. >>> we're in the newsroom but after the show we're going to downtown abbey and let's hope toure doesn't"breaking bad." you're watching qu"the cycle." >> i love that song. >> it's far from a big happy modern family in washington, which is why the president left town again today taking his economic message straight to the american people. he was in kansas city last hour reminding folks at the ford plant how he's driven us back from the brink. don't even excuse that pun because there's way more of those where that one came from like this one, the president warning us that republicans want to put the economy in reverse. >> unfortunately there's a faction on the far right of the republican party right now, it's not everybody, but it's a pretty big faction, who have convinced their leadership to threaten a government shutdown and

. >>> we're in the newsroom but after the show we're going to downtown abbey and let's hope toure doesn't end up "breaking bad." you're watching qu"the cycle." >> i love that song. >> it's far from a big happy modern family in washington, which is why the president left town again today taking his economic message straight to the american people. he was in kansas city last hour reminding folks at the ford plant how he's driven us back from the brink. don't even excuse that pun because there's way more of those where that one came from like this one, the president warning us that republicans want to put the economy in reverse. >> unfortunately there's a faction on the far right of the republican party right now, it's not everybody, but it's a pretty big faction, who have convinced their leadership to threaten a government shutdown and potentially threaten to not raise the debt ceiling if they can't shut off the affordable care act also known as obama care. they are actually willing to plunge america into default if we can't de-fund the affordable care act. >> house republicans were at the

. >>> i'm abbey huptsman. straight ahead, money talks. read all about it.> and i'm marty. republicans and democrats uniting over prison. >> i'm crystal ball. i can't wait for you to see at the obamacare ad. uncle sam holding clamps. >> sounds bad. what sounds good, all that plus the $400 manage question answil. you're in "the cycle."

. >>> i'm abbey huptsman. straight ahead, money talks. read all about it.> and i'm marty. republicans and democrats uniting over prison. >> i'm crystal ball. i can't wait for you to see at the obamacare ad. uncle sam holding clamps. >> sounds bad. what sounds good, all that plus the $400 manage question answil. you're in "the cycle." >>> get a good job with good pay and you're okay. pink floyd said it best. unfortunately the only good job these days is on wall street. stocks have slid below record highs. make no mistake about it, the money party rages on pt fed is keeping the cash coming but congress threatens to be the party crashers. a government shutdown looms with just a handful of working days left and once again we're dancing on the debt ceiling. america's credit card maxed out in a matter of weeks and plernty of swipes in washington, none in1r0678ing an amex. >> let me be very clear. republicans have no interest in defaulting on our debt. none. we just want to find a way to may it off. >> legislative arsonists are at work when they start using the de

it shows the ruins of an abbey in france. >>> what comforts would you sacrifice if you could have wi-fi2% said they'd give up snacks. isn't that already gone pretty much? 32% said they'd give up a seat that reclines. and then this is crazy. 13% would rather have wi-fi than a bathroom. no. >>> another new study finds the average checking account today has an average of 30 potential fees attached to it with some listing more than 50. there are ways to avoid them, though. cnbc's kayla tausche is here with what's moving your money. 50 added fees, kayla? >> reporter: a lot is an understatement here. they're not just high in number, but standard fees like atm fees are getting costlier too and the quest to avoid them is becoming even more elusive. but a tried and true approach just might work best. calling and asking for the bank to refund them is what a lot of people are doing. a survey done by credit.com said 44% of customers who just called up the bank and complained got a fee reversed. they had the most success with overdraft fees, which are approaching $35 a pop. these are the most expens

. >> you said it,abbey.hner, lightning strikes twice. ♪ >> it defund the national health kair lieu for keeping the government open. >> we'll deliver a victory and the fight will move to the senate. >> zero chance of surviving. >> this is a question should be directed to john boehner. >> they have been asking for this fight. >> today is a victory for house conservatives. >> i want to applaud john boehner. >> we'll give him a fight. >> what he is set being up, it is stunning. >> the president is happy to negotiate with vladimir putin. >> legislative arsonists are at work. >> i expect my colleagues to be up for the battle. >> we'll let our party. >> we have 233 members all of whom have

. >>> and will it be "breaking bad," downton abbey?hannon. >> peter, thanks very much. >>> open the government, fund the government, but don't fund obama care because it's hurting the american people. it's not working. >> all right. many republicans agree with senator ted cruz but the latest move by the house to pass a temporary funding measure contingent upon defunding obama care is going nowhere joining me is chris, host of foxnews.com. how are you, sir? good to see you. >> dynamite. >> ted cruz has ticked off a lot >> but there are a lot of folks who say, we're proud of him, he's doing the right thing and they believe there is some way in the senate for this thing to work. >> well, to work to what end is the question. rand paul gave the game away a little bit when he was speaking up in michigan saying that he didn't think that the health law was going anywhere but this was a negotiating tactic. it's no more unreasonable for senate republicans to say that they think the president's health law should be defunded than it isát3ñv when t

advertising editor abbey klaasen. >> it's usual to soo an ad with that kind of staying power. >> reportermost shared ad all summer. >> if you look at the tracking chart the irony is it makes a hump and spikes on wednesdays. >> reporter: geico has a history of running ads. the geico, cave man, maxwell the pig and now hump day. the company spends nearly a billion dollar a year on advertising and marketsing. >> this strategy is working for geico. >> reporter: if imitation is the severest form of flak flatry the folks at the martin agency should consider themselves flattered. the dallas mavericks did their own version. even the white house has gotten in on the act. they tweeted this pi of vice president biden with the caption, guess what day it is. so far there's only been one hump day ad. >> i would hope this isn't the last we see of caleb the cable. >> no one was told we were used in focus groups. >> maybe the geico should be worried. in case you're wondering, caleb the camel was paid a one-time fee. it's halloween time my frightful fiends, and disneyland is ours! going down! boo! with haun

. >> wasn't he in downton abbey. >> no, come on. >> colin firth, in the movie, played mr.t of course immortalized by colin firth. >> well, jenna bush-hager just wrapped up an interview with the author and jenna asked her how she broke the news to colin firth. >> i had a conversation with colin which was one of the strangest conversations i've ever had where hi to tell him that mark had died and i had to ask colin if he was sitting down, if he had someone with him and the way we were talking to each other was literally as if someone had died but then we kept sort of laughing because they hadn't. >> by the way, we'll have more of jenna's exclusive interview next week. >> that is if we don't die of sadness first. >> mr. darcy lives on. i'm sorry. >> wow. >> okay. >> try to get through it. >> trending on youtube, live from new york, saturday night, returning for it's 39th season with tina fey as the host. they added six new cast members and in what many are calling the best sketch of the night, tina playing an albania immigrant that joined the cast of "girls". >> if you speak

>> my name is abbey miller. >> abbey miller, you are doing this mudderella.he difference. >> this is mudder rella. it is 5 to 7-mile event for women, encouraging them to own their strong. >> own their strong. a little cool out here. >> a little. >> it's not cold. once have you been soaked in water. this mud is looking pretty gross. is this the worst part of it? >> i don't know. i haven't attempted it yet. i'm going. >> there you go. we have got somebody in the mud here. do you it next hour i am doing. this let's get this one. how are you doing here coming out of the mud? >> muddy. >> is it feeling good. >> feeling great. >> strong is that what this is? and now you are coming over here to -- all right. are you feeling good? >> great. >> interrupt you and make you fall? >> hopefully not. >> all right. much more of this. i'm doing this next hour. alli, we are in a big campaign to make alli do it at 9:50. keep sending your tweets. we will send it back to you inside. >> overwhelmingly on twitter people writing me on twitter saying we want alli in feed. >> i believ

. >>> so, abbey and daniellingwood, celebrating their wedding reception at a hotel in england. the bar. when suddenly, he was spotted by someone in the bridal party. that was it for poor daniel. no one cared about you, groom. the blushing bride and all of her girlfriends went crazy. it became more of a talking point than my wedding. but that's just fine. sorry, daniel. >> mazal tov. >> he looked wonderful. >> a great wedding. >> you'll never forget it. >>> and finally, they say imitation is the highest form of flattery. miley cyrus is said object of such attention. students have been paying attention by posing on a giant sculpture of a wrecking ball that hangs on campus. so many students have posted pictures of themselves on twitter and other social media sites that university officials have had to remove the 500-pound art piece which has been part of their public collection for over 40 years. >> oh, no. >> sorry. >> the wrecking ball was there first. i'm sorry. >> let folks have fun. >> i'm having an image. but don't do it. >> let that wrecking ball fly. that's all i'm going t

i have a dream it becomes a "boardwalk empire," you know, "downton abbey" thing set in the '30s or '40scall it in the house "friday night blacks," which is so wrong, but so right. but that idea of the civil rights movement in the '30s and '40s in washington, d.c. and all this brain power set against the 1930s. think about the costumes. think about the issues. you can see it, right? >> absolutely. >> and the interesting thing is you would have a dunbar-like situation where think about the talented black actors you could have in this series. you would have the corner of the market. you could have -- everybody could be an academy award nominee, you know? they would love to do some of this quality television that's coming out now. >> i'm seeing executive producer in your near future. >> consultant, perhaps. >> let's talk about your career in television. you really came into your own. mtv, 1992, the presidential race choose or lose segments. how did that come about? >> i was sitting in the office, the mtv offices. i had joined mtv in '88. came right out of college, went there, worked my way

in the words of thomas merton, a monk who lived at the abbey of gethsemane by my hometown of louisville, as he observed people hustling and bustling on fourth and walnut, which is now fourth and mohamed ali, so there is a certain serendipity of that, that we had a monk at a street now known for a muslim boxer, he said as he looked over at all the people, "the sunshine's on all of our faces, illuminating the beauty of the human spirit, and in fact, we are all connected." it is obvious we are all connected. we share the same earth. we share the same air. from a governmental standpoint, we are all the same family. we pay taxes into the same body. as i tell people, whether you like it or not, we are all connected, and we have to figure out how to get along and celebrate each other. in louisville, we intentionally every day celebrate our differences through many actions. one might be our renowned festival of faith where we bring people together from around the world to discuss all of our different faith traditions that all share the same principles. we recognize we have many eight ,- many fa

that's kind of like saying ringo made the second side of "abbey road." we love ringo but it was paul. i'm serious. are you a "breaking bad" guy? >> brian cranston is an absolutely rockable forunbreaka "breaking bad." >> i lot of times these academies go after for a few years the contrarian award when the best thing to do is give it to the guy. michael jordan was the mvp for so many years, let's give it to carl malone. >> beatles didn't win a grammy. john lennon didn't get one after he died. that tells you about these award shows. >> is that true? >> you got shut out of the people's choice awards. >> i'll be hosting it this year. a tip of the hat. >> is that co-host or solo joe? >> nobody just wants me. >> no, they do. >> oh, no. i understand why i'm here. >> no. >> mika is gone and i'm out like a day and a half. it's just true. what else happened last night? >> "modern family" won for best comedy. "breaking bad." willie will have the highlights. we have other news to talk about. >> wasn't supposed to do any of this. >>> we have full highlights and some g

he wanted to make the cathedral washington's westminster abbey and i was told that william howard taft granddaughter told him that when taft heard about this he said don't let those bodysnatchers at the cathedral get me. i think this is wonderful. this presbyterian present -- president was buried in an episcopal cathedral. >> was she sick the entire time that she was in the white house for 13 months? >> as she was. you saw the pictures of her leaving princeton and even being in princeton. she had first developed kidney trouble in 1889 when her third child was born. decided at that time to have no more children. .hey used birth control she probably had been suffering from kidney disease for some time before she got to the white house, would be my guess. >> she was diagnosed with something called braces disease. the >> that is an archaic term for kidney disease. think they had a sophisticated tests as we have now. i was impressed that they were able to diagnose it as early as 1889. roosevelt first wife also died of kidney disease as well. she died quite early in their marriage. woodrow a