. >> i'm adam shapi in for melissa francis. here is what is "money" tonight. >> i'm very optimistic. we reach, we will reach an agreement. it is reasonable in nature thi week. >> i share his optimism. that we're going to get a result that will be acceptable to both sides. >> andon't hold your breath but could a deal finally tly be within reach? one senator on the budget committee joins us with reaction to the very latest developments happening as i'm talking toou right now. >>> plus, how bad are things for sac's steve cohen? he is selling some of the most valuable art onhe planet. it is all the wordn wall street. we've got the inside scoop. have a couple million? could you get a bargain. >> "who made money today." he could soon be new king of your tv. stay tuned to find out who it is. even when they say it is not it is aays about money. adam: there is word crossing headlines that an actual deal will be president the to the repuican conference in the senate at 100 a.m. hope is on the horizon that ourlected officials in washingto

they don't have a final deal, adam. they're hopeful that stipe in the next few hours they reach a final agreement. all the uncertainty how you get through the senate in time and over to the house and will the house pass it comes up. back to you. >> rich edson, thank you very much. robert kaplan is still with us. i want to ask you quick reaction what rich reported. i want to ask you, correct me if i'm wrong, we don't need the october 11th deadline, as long as the bond markets believe we get there, is that sufficient? >> iithink it will really scare people and undermined confidence if this goes on much longer. so i think they need to get this done. adam: but what rich is picking up -- >> not technically. it will be fine. adam: we can get to october 19th we'll be okay. >> i agree. adam: what rich just said, does this deliver the kind of environment in which the leaders as you describe them can come together for a real negotiation. >> i would put this analogous to the patient is in the emergency room on a defibrillator. the

adam: a quick question. about 20 states, are the majority of those do they contribute more to the federal government of taxes or take more than they contribute on average? >> what they give the most is the income levels this is with the progressivity of the income tax code. we did not look at that. these are just taxes as they apply to businesses. adam: this is an issue like places in mississippi and alabama they take far more than they contribute but that is another discussion. here we are number 50 maybe we will get our act together thank you for joining us. libya is unraveling in syria is an absolute mess and we just guarded. is the budget debacle making the turmoil grow in the mideast? jpmorgan host the first ever quarterly loss under leadership and will jamie died in the force to break apart the bank? a question of lot of people arr asking. e bankin i get one view of my bank and brokeragaccounts with one lin... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can ta

adam: a quick question., are the majority of those do they contribu more to the federal government ofaxes or take more than they contribute on avage? >> what they give the most is the inme levels this is with therogressivy of the income tax code. we did not look at that. these are just taxes ashey ply to busisses. adam: this is an issue like aces in mississippi and alabama they take far more than they contribute but that is another discussion. re we are number 50 maybe we will get our act together thank you for joing us. libya is unraveling in syria is an absolute mess and we st guarded. is the budget debacle making the turmoil grow in the mideast? jpmorgan host the first er quarterly loss under leadership and will jamie died in the force to break apart the bank? a question of lot of adamturning our attention and overseas impacting our ability to deal with the escalating problem in the middle east. with somali raidsnd increasing violence is in iraq. with a foreign affairs in check overseas here to wait on th

adam: let me ask you.ho trade on a daily or weekly basis, what should they be looking at? tech, industrials, consumer financial's jack where would they go? >> if i am right that the economy is indeed getting better than what you are seeing is leaders now among the cyclical names in the market. that started to become the case in may. lately it has been neck-and-neck, but you want to be in industrials, and technology. consumer discretionary, financials. they will do better. adam: last time you were your july 17th was listen. these are big names that people of town. they're down right now. an opportunity to buy and? >> i think there is. a great name, big franchise. obviously regulatory issues, but there will be through it. home depot, a little bit of a concern. but now with race backing up mortgage rates have as well. adam: the 30-year fixed. >> so there is more to go and housing. and of course very innovative companies. it's great for the long-term. adam: the long term, but let's talk about short term. this

adam: this is familiar.this play out. >> if you talk to anybody that works there the place is basically on its last legs. why are we doing this story? you know, listen, wall street is a changed environment. remember jeffries a couple years ago? adam: right. >> you know, jeffries had to sell itself. john corzine, one potential problem that maybe they invested in some short-term debt issued by italy and spain, by the way that bet would have turned out all right, all creditors pulled their money. small brokerage firms and mid-sized brokerage firm are having difficult time in trading environment. volume is off. capital requirements. ratings agencies are skiddish. firms have a difficult time. adam: how do you know the firm is wounded before 30 top players get poached? >> we did reporting, couple weeks ago i was in chicago. i was attending a conference and we did report about the executives from the firm telling us, exclusively, that there was an issue there, that the firm was on its last legs. something is immine

adam: j.p. morgan and wells fargo kicked off of my next guest says could be the most daunting quarter for bank system began recovering from a financial crisis. joining me now, marty mosby, managing director of the nine partners. j.p. morgan posted its first quarterly loss since ceo. where do we began? the 23 billion in legal fees just in case with a drop in revenue? which will be more important to investors to you think? >> well, i think right now the important thing will be a legal fees because that is really where air are, trying to resolve those overhanging issues that are weighing so heavily on the stock price. in the operations that they have to go through every day. after we get through that revenues will become much more important. we will resell with wells fargo and j.p. morgan is the 10 percent pullback on the revenue side of its money to be offset with expenses. adam: of want to talk about revenue. we will promptly see this play out. one last question. 23 billion isn't gigantic number.

adam: you had the first exclusive.f the he in essence don't know what it would look like. treasury yields could be spiking. >> haven't spiked yet. this is a surprise when you people getting worried about this. liz: indeed, indeed. adam: "money" with melissa francis is next. liz: we'll see you tomorrow right here on "after the bell." have a good night. melissa: i'm melissa francis and here's what's "money" tonight. pharmaceutical companies paying for influence with the fda. a shocking report showed drug companies paid ones of thousands of dollars to sit in on meetings where fda officials were advised how to judge clinical trials. we have one of the lawyers helping expose the whole thing. >>> plus, stressed out at work? i say if you're not, you're not working hard enough. how much money would you want to do the job you think is the most stressful? we'll break it all down and a little fun in today's money talker. >>> "who made money today." let's say lending a helping hand probably never paid so good. keep watching to fin

now back to lori and adam. adam: thank you very much.eral motors making moves to pick up sales in the pickup trucks. it is counterintuitive, but it is raising prices. to get potential buyers a rebate. is this all a gimmick? an auto critic for the detroit free press. thank you for joining us. you guys in detroit understand how the manufacturers price their products. i always thought rebate were a bad word because it cheapens the brand but indicates they're having a a tough time moving products. what is gm trying to do here? >> actually rebates have become part of the cost of doing business. every new vehicle just what introduced with some kind of a rebate on it. part of what people expect to see in advertising. since they went on sale three months ago have been selling very well. the prices they get at the top of the industry. what they are called the transaction price is the price of vehicle actually sells for after rebates and all that stuff. chevy and gmc trucks averaging the highest in the industry. more a case of raising prices becau

adam: thank you. lori: one of the contractors behind the obamacare website says the website is being fixed and will be ready in time for january 1. richardson joins us with the very latest. >> they will not say exactly when this will be fixed. they did not have enough time to test it. there is just too many people logging on to the exchange and that is the root of the problem. >> there are thousands of website that handle volume far larger than what healthcare.gov was faced with. >> surely the website was designed to handle more than 2000 users. >> they are not responsible for what i call the front door. rich: this hearing is about four hours old right now. there are a number of republicans who have signed a letter asking for kathleen sibelius resignation. lori: thank you, sir. adam: i can disclose the increased take. he reiterated his call. the letter comes as girl icon released his letter. lori: john scully did not comment on a potential bid. he says he is a longtime fan of black area. adam: janet y

steve cutler --, adam -- adam: making a face. >> adam is giving me a face and you're right give me thatd here's why. when you enter into this 13 billion-dollar settlement stuff going down, i never seen a situation, the point i was making with mr. gorman, i never seen where there wasn't a structural change in terms of management. either the ceo giving up something or half his job, general counsel resigning, something structural is going to happen. this is what we're getting and what jamie dimon is specifically ceo of jpmorgan chase is specifically saying that he has no major management changes planned. and this is the key thing, he says, he is telling people he still has full confidence in steve cohen. i can tell you there is lots of speculation that cutler may step down. i've been hearing that from people, other lawyers at other firms. people talking about this left and right. from what i understand, there is, if he steps down, it is steve cutler saying, i want out because i made my money. got them through this thing. you know, i want out. from what i understand, dimon is telling people

adam: thank you.ooking for what supermodel joining danica patrick in the godaddy super bowl commercial? you will be disappointed n surprising marketing about face the world's largest web provider decided to drop the sexual nature of advertisements and looking to bring with humor. godaddy's leadership believes it is new time, time to create a new brand message that focuses attracting small businesses, when the first super bowl ad aired, 2005. today it is worth more than $1.3 billion. lori: maybe, amani excuse to show that video over and over again. do you know what web daddy does? adam: godaddy? it sells domain names. lori: you're in the north -- minority. adam: it registers the domain name. lori: it made it into a billion dollar firm. let see if they keep up make it without the shock factor. >>> government wants to track your driving thinking it could be tracking you for tax revenue. adam: judge andrew napolitano is fired up. you want to hear what he has to say about all of this. [ male announcer ] me

adam? adam: nicole, thank you.ow that talks hit a roadblock in jpmorgan's settlement with the government one analyst says jpmorgan will never reach settlement. charlie gas is here to discuss whether there is accurate prediction or there are flaws with that. >> dick bove we had drinks and he wasn't drunk, before his first stip, i think he had a man -- manhattan, before the first sip of the manhattan around the corner he made a couple predictions. he doesn't think this will happen. he was more certain. he said no way it will happen, the settlement as currently laid out between the justice department and jpmorgan, the particularly sort of notion that the jpmorgan can not grow back to the fdic and get paid for some of its legal issues, right? when fdic mandates or helps you as part after bailout of a bank which jpmorgan bailed out washington mutual some of your legal liabilities get covered by fdic. part of that whole mechanism. as part of that government doesn't want them to give them ability. doesn't want fdic to pay

adam: the american dream burns. mike brenner will join us to talk about how the fiscal limbo is making it impossible to get his dream off the ground. lauren simonetti is on the loor of the new york stock exchange. >> this is an excellent day on wall street. the nasdaq is up a solid 2%. it is a winning day here. the level is 16.67. down more than 15%. yesterday, the vix hit 21. it has certainly calmed down. hoping for a coup by jan moment in washington, d.c. lori: let's get more on that partisan logjam. it is finally showing signs of easing. rich edson with his exclusive reporting. rich: house republicans will present president obama with an offer. if bars treasury from extending that. he is taking nothing off the table. >> it is time for leadership. it is time for negotiations and this conversation to begin. i would hope that the president would look at this as an opportunity. rich: jackboot disagrees. >> i think prioritization is just default by another name. it is just saying that we will default on some of our ob

you're going to get yours, adam. >> i know adam agrees with me that we do. the need for that -- >> but it should be -- it should be economically based, and you should not be a woman who went to harvard, grew up rich, and get extra points on your s.a.t. over some poor white guy. that's insane. that's un-american. >> adam? >> i'm pretty sure this is the prevailing way people feel about it in san francisco as well. >> well, look, dagen had the right word when she said the word "necessary." is it necessary in some instances? if the answer is yes, go for it. if it's not, then no. should we take it out of our tool kit completely? and i would say not. you don't want to take it out of the tool kit. let's be reasonable about it. >> it's like being half pregnant. how do you have a little bit of affirmative action policies? >> well, because you have a little bit, let's say, or a lot of bit of discrimination. so we need to decide when the discrimination is a problem and when it's not a problem. >> how do you justify the children of rich south americans coming to this co

adam: perhaps. that time of year again, kids hit neighborhood while dressing up trick-or-treating. tom is the ceo of e-zoom. great to have you with us. tell us about this technology, this e-zoom. who is buying it and what it is being used for specifically. >> small locator, device, lori of the got a picture of it right here. used by parents to help them manage their lives with their kids. we think of it as a device that gives parents peace of mind of the in the holiday season, or in the. adam: you know, the halloween season they're looking to make sure they're aware where their kids are in the dynamic environment kids find themselves in halloween. lori: right. >> running around, getting distracted by different people. a tracking device. lori: put it on your pet's collar and kids. forget halloween, year-round for some parents. >> exactly. >> you know, it begs the question though in this climate with so much concern about privacy, do you think it could be abused though? even the president himself is b

adam: the u.s.t days away from its possible default but some lawmakers in washington are starting to show signs of bipartisan teaa work. rich edson joins with us the latest. say it is so, rich. >> they met. top republicans and democrats in the house, house speaker john boehner, nancy pelosi and majority leader eric cantor and democratic whip, steny hoyer. president obama invited congress to go to the white house all of it. they will go in groups of house republicans and senate democrats in the next fuse days. they say all the meetings mean nothing if they're not negotiating. >> the hallmark of presidential leadership in quotes become as refusal to have a conversation. we all should be concerned. our country is facing some very real challenges right now. >> democrats stand before you united. united to have the republicans in the government to allow us to pay our bills and at that time we'll be happy to negotiate about anything they want to talk about. >> in "the wall street journal" this morning one

adam: is it possible? in reality, with tax revenue still coming into the treasury, could we make our interest payments and still have money left over? >> certainly some things can be deferred. it is politically difficult to do that, no doubt. the big one is november 15. that is about $30 billion. we are unlikely to have those resources. we can extend this into november. no one wants to see that. the market would put increasing pressure. adam: very quickly, the president is about to speak, do you think we go past october 15? >> potentially, jeff is right. things could be extended into november. the market will push congress to act before that. when it appears that congress will not get together, that is when you will see it. it could erode very quickly over the next week or week and a half. adam: tenure time this market? >> i think that is a bad idea i think selling stocks in the short term has been a bad move by investors issue is that we have to cut you off. we are going to the president. >> the house of

adam: yeah.se when we talk about omni channel, we're talking about keeping inventories so tight that the shelves may be empty forcing customers to the digital platform, expecting growth, by the way, of 13-15%, but they're going to have to offer free delivery, and that's going to cost money. >> right. even all the i.t. investments you've had to make for mobile technology, for mobile shopping, for ipad shopping, it's a but it does -- expense, but it does help the top line because it protects the sales. adam: people always looking for a buying opportunity. jcpenney hit a new 52-week low, but you think don't write them off. you were in the store recently. >> i was in the store, saw a great product, saw a leather skirt at, like, $68 out the door. very good quality. and what i'm really excited about is the shopping shop disneys that are going into place week, i think that's going to bring a new customer into jcpenney's that will shop the store. adam: weed we had the ceo of gis going into jcpenneys. bot

adam: no.you have a few of those $100 bills to spare, you may want to think about purchasing one of those new gold iphones. just $10,000, you can have one of your very own. the product was originally intended as a joke. the company has already sold several of these cases. they have warned it is more just for looks. adam: the dow down triple digits right now. we are awaiting comments from the president. lori: first, we will hear from byron dorgan. adam: what will the credit rating agencies actually do if the government fails to get a deal done. we will have the bottom line from elizabeth donald. ♪ mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance

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a big one for tazawa to get adams. >> tim: he goes upstairs to matt adams.lling us before the game, that's where most national league pitchers try to pitch him. very upset. >> joe: now it's molina. last time molina stepped up in the fifth inning, the red sox walked him with a runner at second and two out. infield is in.&0&uy blocked by saltalamacchia. this 1-0 the count.8!ff molina waits. 1-1. molina looked like he was going to drive that baseball into the ground after the check swing or the little foul tip. missed it. you don't see that too often. come here, ball! >> joe: he just flicked it away. waiting for a 1-1 pitch. runner at third. one out. two runs home in the inning. molina, tazawa. ball two. on deck is freese. the 2-1. 2-2. >> tim: that was hittable right there. that first foul ball was a ball out of the strike zone. this one is in his wheelhouse and he missed it. two-seam fastball. >> joe: two balls, two strikes. >> tim: halloween early. >> joe: tazawa struck out adams and looking for the same with molina up. full count. john farrell's bull pen c

all the best to you. >> great, thanks, adam. lori: 55,000 new jobs created? adam: seasonal.do this every year. bring in seasonal employees. lori: i understand that. even for that short period of time, that is a huge number of jobs. adam: it's a huge number. amazon had a huge number like that as well. they're ramping up for a big season. lori: we'll see how that translates into the government data. hopefully will be a nice shot in the arm. >>> not optimal at this point. that is the words health and human secretary's head, kathleen sebelius is viewing the website and calls for her to resign. adam: we have more about the -- [ male announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. >> lori: here's your fox business brief. uncle sam is fining united airlines. the transportation department flagging the carrier with more than one million dollars in fines for strapping passengers last year in chicago. flyers on 13 planes were grounded more than t

heavy bench, with guys like matt adams, jon jay and daniel descalso. there was a decision made with adams on deck to send kozma to the plate here. 0 for 1 tonight. ball one. the only right-hander that the cardinals have on their bench to start the night is the backup catcher, tony cruz. four lefties with adams, wong, jay and descalso. flied into left, easy for gomes. two out. a big out picked up by lester. and now matt adams will come off the bench and try and deliver something big here in the eighth.

adam: thank you. lori: crude falling for the first time in a month tropical storm force in the production shutdown with refineries coming back#% the turmoil in d.c. increasing, fox business contributor phil flynn joining us from the cme. what is the latest? >> focusing on washington or tropical storm karen. a little bit of both today. they were way down today. breathing a big sigh of relief turning it into any major damage. washington had a major meltdown. bearish, bearish, bearish. the market actually turned around and some refinery may have taken on a little bit of water and maybe some maintenance getting started little bit later bringing back the gap delay and the heating oil. we heard a report that the pipeline was down. it is a very important pipeline bringing oil down to the gulf coast from north dakota and canada. we cannot get oil from the goal for canada, we are in big trouble. that is supposed to be back online. natural gas getting a pop today. concern of big exports in mexico bringing us up

adam: all right. in a second, we'll come back to that issue but michael, the fact that mavericks will be free to apple users how important is that? >> it is very important when you talk about adoption and up tick of users for new operating system. apple has been pretty consistent about ticktock for new versions of mac os-x and brought along a lot of users for the ride. as you get to maturity in a operating system there are fewer big ticket features to drive unit adoption. as mac os-x gone down from $29, now to free for upgrades, you will see more and more users thinking is it worth it for me to making the leap and moving to the new version? adam: is it important if you are an apple customer if they keep you through their universe that operating system, you will use their mobile systems and that is the where the future money will be made? >> absolutely. apple's ecosystem is second to none when it comes to movies, music applications and being able to have the consistency across the experience, whether a

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adam: okay.heard charlie gasparino's critical comments about the apple buyback idea, and there isn't a better way to be fair and balanced than to have icahn on for an interview. he joins charlie right now in an exclusive you'll only see with charlie. >> mr. icahn, how are you? >> yeah, hi, charlie, pretty good. >> tell me, you think i was a little too harsh in my assessment, particularly of my assessment calling for a $150 billion buyback? i think apple management may know what to do with the money better than you, but i want you to know i do admire your career. and by the way, an amazing record this year. >> well, i appreciate you saying that. and, you know, i'm not at all upset. you have a right to say what you want, and that's fine. but i, obviously, disagree with you. where do you want me to start? >> go ahead. the floor's yours, you know? i think we need to be fair and balanced, and i'm just going to let you tell me where i've gone wrong, and we'll go on to the next question. >> yeah, sure.

adam hits it foul. he's thrown the ball so well this postseason.onny gomes adds his name to this long list of players for the red sox who have stepped up when boston needed it most. and adams chunks one left. bogaerts charges, throws, and it's out. xander bogaerts got matt adams by half a step on a good play. >> tim: the ball stayed up for him. that made the throw easier at first base. adams not a fast runner. >> joe: he grabbed it and we'll put it up again before the end of the night. our game summary. if just joined us, beltran and carpenter with rbi singles. the biggest swing is the guy on the bottom of that list, jonny gomes. good breaking ball from lackey, strike one. gomes was hitless in a late addition to the starting lineup. he stepped up in the sixth inning, two on, two out and untied the game. that is outside to molina, one ball, one strike. that was a big out that xander bogaerts just got at first by getting adams on that slow hit chopper. here's the 1-1. 2-1 from lackey. >> tim: i don't think farrell makes a move like this. there is ris

simon and adams makes her way to the grape harvest. -- simona adams makes her way to the grape harvest. it will be a tough day. but that is normal during harvest time. simona adams does everything by hand. work, but theing 33-year-old thinks it's necessary to ensure a high- quality wine. that is why the grape harvest plays a decisive role. simona adams tells us that the harvest season is a time to give thanks. but it is also stressful can be great to to be picked very carefully because you only get one shot at harvesting them for .aking wine i one mistake can impact the whole year. because the wind will be sold all year. maybe longer. so that would set everything off course. southwest of frankfurt lies germany's largest winegrowing region. was along time coming at notorious -- it was notorious for cheap wines. but that is now changing thanks in part to a new generation of winegrowers who are focusing on quality. simona adams inherited a nine- hector vineyard from her father. hectare vineyard from her father. you have to cut off any rotten grapes, leaving only those who are in perfect c

i want yosemite to be open, adam. and we've learned how critical some of these people are, like at the cdc with the salmonella outbreak. you had people brought back from furloughs to run the computer network that tracks disease across the country. so we're realizing their value. but what about the people who have little to no value who work in the government? >> dagen, i have no problem with what you just said. >> we're talking about nonessential people. not that. and dagen, i have no problem with what you just said. we should always be prioritizing. like any good business, the government should also say, are these people essential? are they useful? and reasonable people can agree that a lot of the things that we're not doing over the past couple of weeks are things that we should be doing. and, gary, the markets spoke last week. when it looked like we were getting closer to an agreement, to getting the government running again, to avoiding the debt ceiling crisis, the markets soared. >> i'm going to jump in here. bec

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adam: how will banks securitize the mortgages? be there with its unofficial backstop. >> it will be very interesting to see. we saw the homebuilders downgraded today as well. and what we've seen is the latest, there wasn't that much inventory. some new buyers have been spooked by higher prices they're facing. adam: sure. >> if you put it all together it makes me queasy. adam: blackberry, you were telling me about 20 minutes ago. rob enderle said the company will live and the device will be and someone will buy it. any bets who it will be intel? >> intel, google or whoever? not quite yet. i have not heard who the real winner may be. [closing bell ringing] adam: they were talking about i intellectual properties. liz: blackberry, in the ether, at least parts of it will survive. the bell rings on wall street, close to the lows of the session. 135 points. s&p is hammered by just about a percent. russell 2,000 gets hit the hardest when it comes to percentages. down more than a full percentage point. the front page headlines. day seven o

adam: thank you, nicole.rkets clearly optimistic we will get some kind of resolution to the gridlock going on for weeks since the government shut down, really weeks before that. as you know the deadline for debt default inches ever so close. there has been progress. the senate reach ad bipartisan deal. the white house is calling on both houses of congress to act quickky. peter barnes ahead of the house gop meeting which will be 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> that's right, lori. jay carney, press secretary, briefing reporters. i stepped out of the briefing to chat with you. he is praising this effort by harry leed and mitch mcconnell, the republican leader in the senate to broker a compromise, however, no vote has yet been scheduled in the senate for that. one aide saying it may be later today, maybe around the dinner hour over in the senate. house republicans meeting at 3:00 to talk about this after their plan went down in flames yesterday. and the white house is asking congress to pass this as soon as possible. take

adam: the american dream burns. mike brenner will join us to talk about how the fiscal limbo is making it impossible to get his dream off the ground. lauren simonetti is on the loor of the new york stock exchange. >> this is an excellent day on wall street. the nasdaq is up a solid 2%. it is a winning day here. the level is 16.67.

adam tuss is live with the latest from there. adam? >> reporter: the situation there, still the same as the past hour, hour and a half. take a look, this is 15th and pennsylvania. you can see beyond the street, the traffic is moving on 15th street. right there, the pedestrian entrance where the secret service officer is and the yellow caution tape, that has been in place for at least an hour now, maybe an hour and a half since the situation started unfolding. of course, if you were a pedestrian or someone on a segway, so many tours come down there. that's the street, pennsylvania avenue, the grand boulevard you would walk on to get in front of the white house. it has not been open. we have seen people coming here at security check point. the officers checking badges and ids and letting white house staff go through once they are sure it is secure. the initial report is the women in the car tried to ram the barricades here. there were reports she tried to ram the white house gate. for her to get right next to the white house gate, it wou

and sam adams had regrets sam adams was an intelligence analyst who entered the cia under john kennedy that the same time i did sam was given the account to count up how many communists were under orms in south vietnam if there were five hundred to six hundred thousand he went to saigon the general said no there can't be more than two hundred ninety nine thousand and that the specific figure give you some problems so it's sort of like one thousand four hundred twenty nine people gas in syria so sam came back and forth the good fight the only problem was that he fought it within channels he went to the inspector general of the pentagon of the cia and they put him off and so had he spoken out at that time he lived with the regret that he could have saved about half of the u.s. soldiers who were killed maybe twenty five thousand and perhaps a million vietnamese seventy three million vietnamese now i knew what sam was going through because he shared that with me i knew there was a cable from the command in saigon that said we can't go with the correct figures because we have been projectin

first pitch, a ball to matt adams.hrough nine spot. they've had their chances here tonight. but that group hasn't had an rbi in this series. there's pedroia. two out. here's david freese who struck out his last time 0 for 3. cardinal first baseman without an rbi in this world series. freese, strike one. chopper to third, bogaerts. inning over.

>> adam verlander. >> verlander?erlander skye has struggled with drug distribution and is currently living with friends. this is her first visit with verlander in six weeks. >> i don't know how he still feels about me. if he's still going to be in love with me the same way he was before he got locked up. i'm going to start crying. >> it's been 45 days since i've seen my girl. kind of rough. >> how do you feel? >> a little apprehensive. >> verlander's apprehension stems from suspicions. when he recently tried to call skye, someone else answered. >> i said i'm looking for skye, and he said, huh? and i said i said i'm looking for skye. and some guy hangs up my phone. so i'm a little curious to find out who the hell that was. i guess we'll see here in a minute. it could go good or it could go bad. i don't know. i can be a sweetheart. but i'm also a demon whenever i'm provoked. >> hey, baby. >> hey, baby. >> verlander wastes little time before confronting skye. >> where are you at? >> i'm in -- >> with who? >> with [ blee

michael adams? here. michael adams? here. [crying] michael adams? here. michael adams? announcer: students who miss 18 days of school in any grade risk falling behind and not graduating. absences add up. keep track at boostattendance.org today of parents are wishing they heard that right about now from their grown kids. a new report shows almost 22 million young adults are now living at home. another survey saying that only one in 10 pay rent. and even fewer are given a deadline from mom and dad to move out. time for tough love or is it just a sign of the times? >> a couple of years ago when the economy started improving, i understand it was bad for younger people, but it is improving. and this figure is not improving in proportion with that, which means there's something else going on. and why is it more men than women? it is because a lot of people will only work as much as their expenses are. if you say you have to pay half the power bill, that's how much they'll earn. it would be better for the economy if, yes, you go out, pay your rent, earn more money to do so and

adam's?h at everything. i wouldn't even be able to be onset. >> they're hilarious in the dodge durango commercials. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that true? i heard they made like 20 of them. >> there's just a lot of dodge durango commercials with ron burgundy, and they're so funny. have you ever enjoyed a commercial more than that? >> jimmy: no, it made me laugh. i saw one with dancers. but you were telling me there's one with a horse? >> there's one with a horse. i'll let people see that one. yes, i don't want to give away the horse gag. >> jimmy: but there's a funny horse gag. yeah, sorry. another back stage thing. what would woody allen have to say about that? [ light laughter ] [ as woody allen ] >> edward: you know, if that horse so much as whinnies, i'm going to be directing from like 500 yards down the road. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. he killed it right there. you can't tell the horse joke? >> i only have one impression that works with that, which is i can

adam the sanctions from israel it's growing. but is that going to be an effective move with non-violent resistance and do you support is i whole heartedly support it and i am trying to do my part in engaging in bbs. i do think it's effective an at this point one of the most effective tac tactic that is beg used by the palestinian civil society and support communities around the world to target israel for it's actions. for it's actions of occupation and it's actions and what all -- occupations including is whether the settlements and the way people are being treated and the prisoners including children. and i think that you know, from the people who are acting on the ground, the village where there is active resistance to the wall as you showed in the video earlier. to this kind of support internationally is a tangible support. when we created the solidarity movement we thought this was a tangible manifestation of solitairety. we have forke foreigners on thed confronting. bds takes it to an international level. it's movin proving