[all talking at once] >> i tried to get ahold of my daughter. >> you did not >> i tried to get aholdmy daughter's aunt to get ahold of my daughter. the mom would be responsible enough >> to tell us she was ok. oh, my god. really? >> i didn't know where she was >> you think if something was wrong with morgan somebody would have called you? >> whatever. >> you knew where she was >> kirk: did you know where she was? >> i knew the province she was in. >> nine years before that? >> kirk: can i say one thing. listen, the rest of herife is what we're dealing with right now. all right. [applause] listen, those three years, i heard a message where she called and missed daddy. we can deal with that. right now there's so much fighting going on i've been sitting here and watch everyone fight about everything but morgan. it's unbelievable. [applause] all right next was casey an abusive dead-beat dad during morgan's early years? did ali intentionally keep morgan away from her father casey? we'll find that out and more when we come back. [applause] next on "the test"... find out if casey is really

she didn't even know i was there at that time and then i got ahold of her, put her in the backseat. >> rose: you were on top of her? >> i got up on top of the backseat and lay there between the left and right side of the car trying to form as high a shield, a barricade, as i could to prevent anything else from happening. >> rose: when you first heard the shot, where were you and what did you do? >> i was in the car immediately behind the presidential vehicle. on the left-hand side of the car a running board, in the front position and we had just turned down on to elm street from houston. we were going slower than we normally had been. we were going maybe 10, 12 miles an hour and i was scanning to the left. there weren't many people there but i was scanning to my left and straight ahead and i heard this explosive noise over my right shoulder. and so i turned toward that noise and when i did that my eyes went across the back of the presidential car. and i saw the president react to the first shot. he grabbed at his throat and then he went to his left. now, you have to understand, he had

i'd like to say that i could get ahold of everyone tonight. i have tried. they said that at 7:30 they're going to make a decision. it's 7:29 now, so i had to get on record. i don't have time -- i'll repeat it one more time. if the republicans refuse to bring their number down to 25, then i will go ahead and support the bill and support the passage of the bill through cloture. if they do agree to do it and the democrat sited side, the may side, decides that they are not going to accept the 25 offer, then i will oppose and vote against cloture on going to the bill. there you have it. thank you, mr. president. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the call of the quorum be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i have a cloture motion at the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the cloture motion. the clerk: cloture motion, we the undersigned senators in accord

let's get ahold of chaplain to see if he's aware of that and rehouse her in medical, if we can.hank you. all right. bye-bye. >> so, sergeant, what is that about? >> if she doesn't know the child has died, i want to make sure the chaplain's office knows. i sent an officer to go there and make sure they are aware her child did die. then i have her going to mental health department. we have a person on staff right now, make contact with them so they are available to her and talk to her. at the very least, i want her to move to medical where they can keep a closer eye on her. the jail chaplain delivered the devastating news. it was almost one month later before wise was willing to discuss her son with us. >> my son stopped breathing. my brother found him unresponsive in his crib. and, i don't know. >> his death was attributed to s.i.d.s., sudden infant death syndrome. >> i didn't believe it at first, i thought it was a sick joke. i just, i didn't believe it. i don't know. i mean, you know, i got three days with him in the hospital. my life has been so messed up because of my drug ad

to get ahold of it, you can make stationary with someone's name on it. >> this is true ji. >> jimmy:ing invitations. no law against this. mindy, do you have a problem with this? >> this is bad. very demented. this is illegal. i just wanted -- thank you. i'm going to go as a homosexual next year. i have the costume. but those are terrible things. what if it was like, i love you too, bradley. >> then i would have brought them together. and years later when the show ended we all went on "ellen" as a cast and she gave us cake and i saw jimmy lean over to richard chippendale and he said, i give you $5,000 to smush that in joshua's face and i took off but they hunt med down and i took it in the face. >> jimmy: who minds a little bit of cake in the face. i know mindy doesn't approve but i approve highly of what you're doing over there at "scandal." no greater pleasure for me to give someone ideas who can wrooirk havoc with them and i get out unscathed joshua malina. everybody and mindy kaling. we'll be back. we'll be back with rob zombie. to those who've encountered welcome to covered calif

. >> the only way to get ahold of you this is your aunt. ahold of you, i will get a carrier pigeon that [ bleep ] on your head when i call you or leave a message for you. i love you. when you get a chance. give me a call. >> jimmy: a little of each. we have one more. >> i have waited since 5:30 this morning to call you to wish you a happy birthday. >> happy? >> jimmy: all right. let's see. >> i waited at 6:30, that's too early, i will let him sleep. 7:30, no. 8:30. it's 9:30, where the -- i called to wish you a happy birthday. don't play this [ bleep ] thing on national television. happy birthday! >> jimmy: thank you, aunt chippy. thank you. we'll take a break. when we come back, the killers have writ ten a special birr daytona song jubirr -- birthday song for me. and also ray romano and eddie cibrian. hurry back. we'll be right here. spirited cuisine has two delicious new entrees: chicken & shrimp tequila tango and marsala mushroom sirloin. crafted with a touch of tequila, wine, and whiskey by our highly skilled show-offs -- i mean... [ cl

but i was able to get ahold of the original plans and they showed those like wedding cakes had had or that are different so i replaced those with the cubes and i was able to in that way like the court yard itself really complete the historical nature of the building and bring it into its contemporary use. as part of this visual vocabulary those fountains and benches you seeing see rising and twisting from the ground are digitally cast into concrete. the concrete is an 80 percent recycled material which is in con formulations with the plat form of qualifications of the architecture by hk s. the decomposed granite allows water to pass through. sculpture is meant to be skrurlt it is also accommodating the lives of people who are going to work in this facility and use it. i think this this sense it's what the art and architecture program intended for its platform for architecture. john dewey once said that long. >> art it the beauty parlor of civilization neither art of civilization are secure. it's a recognize that the federal government believed that art should and can enrich our lives.

try to get ahold of his parent. find out what she's going to do, what her plans are. communicate that back to either me or the superintendent so we can make a plan. all right? >> okay. >> how do you feel about that? >> i'm cool with it. >> she'll be here, don't you think, today? >> yeah. >> all right. >> good. let's make this thing happen then. >> okay. i will get your clothes. i'll have you change. >> sometimes it can be a couple days before they can get a ride. >> just stay right here. >> okay. >>> coming up -- more frustration for charles taylor and the pendleton staff. >> she must have turned it off. it went straight to voicemail. >> meanwhile, michael brehm fears retribution from his cellmates. >> i've seen a guy who was scheduled to go home in three days and somebody put a shank in his bed. he didn't get out for another 90 days afterwards. >> and extra staff are called in for an uncooperative teen. >> you've got to get your clothes off and get in the shower. come on. >>> indiana's pendleton juvenile correctional facility is the end of the line in the juvenile sy

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. >> the only way to get ahold of you this is your aunt.nly way to get ahold of you, i will get a carrier pigeon that [ bleep ] on your head when i call you or leave a message for you. i love you. when you get a chance. give me a call. >> jimmy: a little of each. we have one more. >> i have waited since 5:30 this morning to call you to wish you a happy birthday. >> happy? >> jimmy: all right. let's see. >> i waited at 6:30, that's too early, i will let him sleep. 7:30, no. 8:30. it's 9:30, where the -- i called to wish you a happy birthday. don't play this [ bleep ] thing on national television. happy birthday! >> jimmy: thank you, aunt chippy. thank you. we'll take a break. when we come back, the killers have writ ten a special birr daytona song jubirr -- birthday song for me. and also ray romano and eddie cibrian. hurry back. we'll be right here. spirited cuisine has two delicious new entrees: chicken & shrimp tequila tango and marsala mushroom sirloin. crafted with a touch of tequila, wine, and whiskey by our highly skilled show-offs --

>> the man was going over the brej but the trooper grabbed ahold of him and they both fell about 30 feet. both of officer and suspect were taken to the hospital in stable condition. >> the suspect has not been charged yet but he is being held in jail on a probation violation. >> it's a scary scene as an apartment building goes up in flames, but this isn't what had people in the neighborhood talking. why it was a responding fire truck that had everyone's attention. >> oh, my god! >> and see how maru the cat takes on a ladder leg. >> a determined little kitty. mçó4+y?i >>> like us on facebook.com/rightthisminute. now back to the show. >> check out this video. apparently they've been experiencing some very high winds and you'll see debris on the streets, leaves falling. but that is a big sheet of metal and it's just -- the wind just picked it up. >> oh, boy. >> toss it is over. you do see a firefighter walking up to that sheet of metal, trying very hard to control it. >> that's risky. you don't know what that's going to do. >> you can tell me why that firefighter was diligently going after

of those secret black friday holiday sales are leaking out, the sight fat wallet says it has gotten ahold of them, toys-r-us will open ahead of other stores and furbe boom for that and the pad 2 is that much and all those. there you go. >> very good. >>> the stocked turned down by the changes announced this morning. good morning. >> reporter: pretty break news for them, said it said its potential sale fell through so now it is raising money to keep the business going and also firing its ceo in the process, that billion dollars is basically going to give the struggling company enough time to try and sell the pieces, nobody wants the smart phone part of the business, they are more interested in its blackberry portfolio and those. it will probably sell those pieces, they took only 1%, a far cry from when they ruled the market. >>> investors don't like the news, shares down right now, back to you. >> jason brooks, thank you. >> he hits the roadway playing pitchman to his battered obama website. some are calling for time out and insist that is not the only problem. danielle nottingham has this

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they got ahold of extremely detailed information on what everybody had and tried to export and they knew exactly how much to extort from everyone, and that's how it started. >> you said that farmers have been victimized by the cartel. and talk about the tactics they're using and the degree of violence down there. >> thank you so much for letting me come on the show, i really appreciate it. the knights templar are an organization that have been careful to brand themselves as part of the community. and they frame themselves to be a social enterprise. and it's the way they go to the farmers and start with violence. they have kind of a soft touch approach where they first say, my boss wants to talk to you and they bring them out and they suggest that maybe they want to contribute a fee, and they protect themselves. exports, they say you should pay a protection fee because the state is a dangerous place, and we wouldn't want anything to happen to you. and that's kind of their strategy, and if you refuse, then they will take you out for some time to give you some time to think about the propos

. >>> moreomen in america getting ahold of big guns and it's may not be what you think. >>> plus, chris christie, do he make the cas of what republicans must do to connect? >>> well, goodorning. welcome back. some stories making news this morning now. suspended miami dohins guard richie incognito said that he wasn't bullying andhat he made teammate jonathan martin sent him a threatening text message, but he knew it was a joke. incognito told fox sports that he was not bullying rtin. >>f you go by just all the knucklehead stuff i've done in the past, you' sitting in your home and you're thinking this guy's a loe cannon. this guy's a terrible person, this guy is a rast. we, that couldn't be fthest from the truth. if i was a racist and bullying jonathan martin and the press would have asked tm questions, th locker room would he said, listen, we saw ts and that >> incognito sd he regrets the language he used wh martin and woe apoloze. >> new jersey governor chris christie made the roundsf the sunday tk shows as speculation runs high as to whether or not he would runor president in 2016. chr

but i was able to get ahold of the original plans and they showed those like wedding cakes had had or that are different so i replaced those with the cubes and i was able to in that way like the court yard itself really complete the historical nature of the building and bring it into its contemporary use. as part of this visual vocabulary those fountains and benches you seeing see rising and twisting from the ground are digitally cast into concrete. the concrete is an 80 percent recycled material which is in con formulations with the plat form of qualifications of the

tonight she tried to get ahold of them but last check no luck. >> phone linecommunications are really bad. when i look on the tv, it just breaks my heart. >> filipino community center in valet hoe is planning a fundraiser on the 16th. >>> students behaving badly at cal have lead to a fraternity being shut down. on campus tonight. sounds like a familiar script, drinking and hazing, leading to a whole lot of trouble andrea. >> reporter: it is not only a familiar script for this fraternity, but the entire cal greek system. one uc berkeley police are trying to crackdown on. lights and sports center are on but according to the national website the fraternity house is not a home any longer. as of wednesday the charter was pulled. the omega chapter who didn't want to talk to us had their charter pulled for hazing and allegations of under aged drinking. >> they are loud, rowdy, really obnoxious. >> reporter: you don't have to look hard, to find the signs of boozing, the red solo cup. cal police had been trying to educate and end binge drinking in the greek system. one weekend logged a record

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and if you have enough interest that you can get ahold of it without having to go and be admitted to of these great libraries and institutions that is what we are looking for. we are looking for the wikipedia generation to have access to it but to have computers have access to it so you can have new patterns and that type of thing you need to be able to do searches. that kind of computer engagement with these materials is now possible. we are trying to make it so that people can dive in. whether they are finding new patterns railroad a s or findin generation of google. i'm a geek. i went to mit and studied with artificial intelligence. we thought about building a global brain and we thought at least it better that read all of the good books. where are we? >> first you have to scope the problem how big is it? if you want to put all of the published works online how big a problem is it? we don't know. the largest print library in the world is the library of congress. 26 million volumes. and a book if you had a book, is about a megabyte. so 26 million megabytes is 26 terabytes. and it f

we ended up catching ahold of a tree. >> in austin, 5,000 customers were left without power. the storms also impacted the nations mid section. officials in at least four states had to make some tough decisions. parts of indiana, ohio, kentucky, and tennessee postponed halloween trick or treating. >>> new this morning and for the first time defense secretary chuck hagel is speaking publicly about something he says causes a division in the ranks. nine states are refusing to issue military i.d. cards to same-sex spouses of service members. that goes against a june supreme court ruling and pentagon policy. now secretary hagel says he's taking action to remedy the situation. >> everyone who serves our country in uniform, everyone in this country should receive all the benefits they deserve and they've earned, and in accordance with the law. everyone's rights must be protected. >> a senior defense official tells nbc news there are 114 national guard sites not complying with the policy. >>> the skies might soon be just a little bit friendlier after a decision from the faa affecting

how important is it to get ahold of the war plan? there, it's all laid out. no spontaneity to this. they're going to ignore the fact that the people have been, i would say, dismayed and angry they didn't get to keep the health care they wanted was six tenths of 1%. while the republicans are going to deny health care to 40 million people surviving in emergency rooms. that never gets mentioned, the real fight is over the 40 million, not over the .6 of 1%. >> not just the 40 million. since the law was signed, you have 3.1 million people under the age of 26 who have gotten insurance. 17 million kids with pre-existing conditions who can't be barred from their family's policy anymore. this year, 8.5 million americans who got rebate checks because the insurance companies overspent on administrative costs and salary instead of health care, and everybody who has health care, 105 million americans, now don't face lifetime caps. if you get seriously ill, your insurance company can't throw you off insurance. i want to see the republican party write letters to all those people and tell them they

are we getting ahold of our s--f ourselves? >> well, who cares? i thought the panel, and the woman who just spoke, your colleague, absolutely nailed it, right? i mean, markets are about buyers and sellers. and what's going on right now is we have more buyers than sellers. you can understand why. twitter -- i always try to differentiate the product from the company. and twitter, the product, is one of the most amazing things i've ever seen in 31 years of tech investing. in the sense, it's one of the things that just came out of nowhere. no one -- i certainly didn't see it coming. i don't know anybody who did. and in your world, the world of media, but especially the world of television, it has become a whole language and a whole infrastructure of support around television that's changed the way television works. and it's so hard to get a brand accepted widely, and yet every marketer has a twitter handle on every single ad. that accomplishment is extraordinary. when you look at the company, then you have to balance out the actual financial results a

well, i grabbed ahold of the hand hold, had my foot up on the rear bumper platform and the driver hit came off and slipped, and i had to run two or three more steps before i could get back up there. in that time frame, mrs. kennedy came up on the trunk. she was trying to grab some of that material that came out of the president's head. she was trying to pull it back. she didn't even realize i was there. so i got ahold of her and put her in the back seat and when i did that, the president's body fell farther to his left with his head in her lap, and the right side of his face was up but i could see his eyes were fixed and i could see through that hole in his skull. most of that brain matter was gone in that area. so i assumed it was a fatal wound. i turned and i gave a thumbs down to the other agents to let them know how serious it was. >> it's obviously still very close to the surface for you. i'm wondering if the emotion you feel, if you forgive me for even prying into this, if the emotion you feel is because of the tragedy of the day, because of guilt which i do not think you should

the same homeowners said they tried to call animal control but could not get ahold of anyone because it was too early. john fowler joins us live from the neighborhood and explains what's going on. >> reporter: you can blame our dry weather here. it happened here in this gated community this morning. ktvu's camera was the only one there after three wild pigs broke into this backyard, got cornered, threatened the dog, the homes here are expensively landscaped. neighbors say the wild pigs have done extensive damage. >> this used to be a nice, well- done yard. but we had three pig attacks. >> . >> a lot of these neighborhoods, the lawns are extremely wet and that's a huge source of food for the wild pigs, all of the grubs. >> reporter: the homeowners association had hired a professional hunter. this requires a special permit. he did kill a 200-pound sow with an arrow. the other two pigs ran off. wildlife experts say you can expect this to happen more and more. we showed you. san jose's wild big problem, we showed you that three days ago. people say here they are expecting more pigs becau