i am feeling this, why am i feeling that? why are you aiming 30 yards left? i am doing that 15? you are always doing that. or situations like that, so i am trying to -- you know, they cocome with questions and i 32 toy provide answers with them but a lot of the time, it actually just is making sure that i am not harming them because to help them improve, people say, you took justin from 82nd to third in the world well his wife is bart of the team and his caddy is part of the time and short game instructor is part of the time and sports psychologist is part of the time so it is a cab rative effort, collaborative effort but he had been sixth in the world so all i am .. doing is show them things he they can already do they just didn't know they could do it, it is different from taking a ten-year-old girl who loses in the semifinal of the u.s. amateur where you taught her how to grip the club and stand, that iis is developing and athlete but, you know, all the people who came to john wood or come to me or these type of coaches i mean john wood certainly didn't teach kareem abdul how

sir, i am a gentleman. i am, moreover, under obligation to look after this lady. well, then, friend, you're in a difficult situation. - and why? - because it takes more of a man than you are to look after a lady. signorina beatrice, give me your hand and let me be of service to you. come, let us go. i told you to remember your manners. this, to me? to me, whom nobody has ever dared give an insolent glance. do you not know who i am? i'm the marquis lelio, lord of monte fresco, count of fonte chiara, magistrate of selva ambrosa. i have more estates than you hairs in that badly combed wig and more money than you'll ever see in your life. as if everybody didn't know him. calls himself count, marquis, ha, ha. when he's only the nephew of dr. balanzoni. either the lady comes with me or you'll fall victim of my anger. this lady is in my protection. in a minute, i reply with my sword. poor young man, i feel sorry for you. you want to die, is that it? signor florindo, do not endanger yourself with such a fellow. do not worry. i'll bring him down a peg or two. hold on to li

>> i am pretty hard-core. i stick exactly to what i am doing. i write a novel and i will write stories in another period and i only work at one thing at once because i am afraid i would not finish what i have started. quote upan, put that for me. >> that is reason. -- recent. again.t to have that fix are a all writers drugniacal, depressive, addicts and alcoholics. once you have that fix you want to do it again. tavis: all these guys are straight arrows. that is a slight exaggeration. am just having fun, making jokes and writing books but you see me once a year, i, and when i have a new book out. i have got my nose to the grindstone. i am doing what i am supposed to do in life which is make stories. i do not write film scripts, i do not give speeches, i just love to be an artist and do what i am doing. that is what i am talking about in the preface of this book. tavis: what is it about the that is sowriting addictive for you? >> it is going into another world. same thing that the reader gets on the other end trade we have all had the experience

>> hi, i am amber marie. >> i am marvin. >> i am excited to do weight-loss challenge. >> i am ready tobutt. >> yeah. >> we have been trying to get our sexy back! >> the biggest thing i am hoping to regain is fitting in my smaller clothes and looking slamming! >> i want to regain the physique i when i played football and ran track. ♪ >> we have been together since 2007. we are going on 6 years. he works at a clothing store. >> she came in. >> i saw him. >> me. >> he looked a little mean. >> she looked a little sexy. >> and we have officially been together ever since. >> because we're in transition, and moving, we have been eating out more than usual. >> we like pizza. >> mexican. >> italian. >> chinese. [ laughter ] >> right. [ laughter ] >> we like snacks. >> we are snackers. >> it's so easy to grab a bag of chips and just snack on them. >> it's probably the last bag of chips i will have for a long tame. so i am gonna emjoy it. >> we can do this. á >> we're gonna lose, and we're gonna win! ♪ >> amber and marvin, let's meet the blue team, come on out, guys! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause

>> i sure am not. i really am not. say drugs really took me there. >> orosco faces three possible outcomes from the hearing -- reinstatement of his parole allowing him to go home, a return to prison for up to 2 1/2 more years, or something in between. he could be sent to an intermediate sanction facility or isf, a halfway house which holes parole violators in custody, but allows them to work at outside jobs. >> it is another form of a prison. they do a lot of counseling there. they have classes. i'm thinking that's where i will go. hopefully not. i'm trying to get reinstated because they're playing with my life here. >> coming up -- >> i am never going home again. it's what they tell me. i got a lot to think about. this place is a think-tank. >> tim gaffney and ex-gang members attempt to make peace with the past. and -- joey rhode creates a new life in a housing unit for straight men. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is

i am here with ms. new york, usa. she can waive, what a skill. >> is it above the pearls and below the crown? >> it is tv's ante levey and he is -- andy levy and he is uncomfortable and bill schulz. and penn jaw let. you -- pen gillette. it is one of the few movies i will see. >> above the pearls and below the crown. above the pearls, below the crown. >> your book "every day is an atheist holiday" which is perfect for christmas is available in paperback. >> yeah! >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> i had the time of my life and i owe it all to you, greg. >> that's nice. they got yelly at kelly. police commissioner ray kelly was canceled after a bunch of [bleep] refused to let him speak. he was supposed to talk about pro active policing, but they gathered outside to shut it down. as kelly was introduced students in the hall got pissy. i want to give uh warning that you can't understand what the students are screeching, but you can smell them through the tv screen. >> a half later the lecture was canceled a

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of course -- that is what i say to my son, of course i am right, i am your father. he knows i am right. how do we move forward? this is what is happening on danger.redible let's look at the region. some other way to attack the tumor. my suggestion, apart from the have moreould be to courage. to say something that many beyond iran would not like. how do the leaders we have in front of us build tomorrow. tomorrow has anything to do with yesterday? no. tomorrow is new. can we be ready? to builde enough guts tomorrow? terms, to the leaders i see in front of me. are you able to be a leader without an enemy? that is for the generation today. who are the leaders who can lead without enemies? i am looking very hard. >> a fantastic question. let's see the guts of our audience. i will open it up for questions. any media, please raise your hands. any questions to our panelists as well as dr. kahl on the phone. [indiscernible] know -- do we know how they operate in washington. what is the obligation, the opportunity, the obstacle from that point of view and how can that be inte

i am mad about it too. don't know who hired that company. >> i am starting to see it. >> andy, you are a stock photo model in the 90s. you did some amazing workhe beah your pant leg rolled up. it was incredible work. what is next? >> if there is one thing i learned is there is no such thing as bad stock photo. you discovered me on the face of a leprosy site. don't know what you were doing on, there but whatever. what glitch girl did for 17 years before she was a stock photo model? counterintelligence. glitch girl is gone. glitch girl doesn't want to be found and we are not going to find her. i want to get to the important thing that we need to start talking about. shortly before we taped nbc news put out four sources saying 50 to 75% of the consumers who buy their insurance individually can expect to receive a cancellation notice. in other words, they won't be able to keep their coverage. can we play the video of obama from 2009? >> if you like your health care plan, you will be able to keep your health car

and i am already having a problem. so i am sorry that the doctor haves to go around to three sites, but to put more burden on the patients, to take it a little inconvenience from the doctors. >> ma'am, i think that supervisor mar has a question for you. >> i really appreciate the packet and a statement from you in the packet. >> you leave in district ten and how long does it take to you get to sfgeneral now? >> well, i take a van service. sf general. so i would probably use a van service to go to laguna honda, but it does not take us to appointments i go to hemotology and 4 c for chemo and the woman's clinic and i have a lot of appointments at general. and so, that is the problem with the transportation, not necessarily getting to that, because i go at 5:00 in the morning i have a van service. it is just getting back and forth to clinic appointments and primary care appointments and the such or being if you are sick, if you get sick at laguna honda, you have to take three buses to get to the emergency room. >> i wanted

i am high right now. i am baked. will this deter kids using drugs at a young age? gill i think there are athletes -- >> i think there are athletes who have parental consent and they will know what is going on. i don't have an issue with it and it could potentially work. >> you want to get rid of drugs. >> no, you don't. on this issue i am a civil libertarian. first of all, the extra kir -- the extra caw rick lar activities are the ones who don't do the drugs. why don't they let the parents do the drug testing or as they call it in my home, parenting. >> you drug test your kids? >> i drug test by being a good parent and knowing they are not a couple of idiots. >> they will be in the commercial where they say we learn from watching you. andy, what do you think? are you a libertarian. what is your side on this? >> i agree with -- nobody. i agree with jedediah. you need parental consent, but i don't like how this works. the board member supports the testing. she says 90% of students at the school have tried marijuana. opponents say that is an exaggeration. they say i g

i am a beautiful little girl!> we will see what happens in the world. >> jon:. >> it seems to me that for whatever happened, we avoid add military confrontation. >> jon: at a time when this country can ill afford one, that is true. [ cheers and applause ] i am glad they hired you back, that english guy, i couldn't understand him. that english guy you had on -- it is like, hello. i can't understand him. >> jon: we will work out your age old antipathy to the english. >> the irish have to learn, they hired you back and it is a good thing you are back, because he i couldn't understand. now how is the movie going. >> jon: about the iranian journalist that was captured. >> i thought it was a zombie movie at net flix. it is not. >> didn't you say it was a zombie movie on net flix? >> jon: it is actually called killing o'reilly. [ cheers and applause ] >> jon: killing jesus is on the bookshelves now. bill o'reilly!wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwy >> jon: that's our show. here it is your moment of zen. >> you will negotiate with iran bu

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what brings me to where i am today? with my sixpack of beer and game of dominoes and going to baptisms, and all that is good, but when i saw the powerful chairman of the ways and means committee, a member of the democratic caucus and all the white democrats say, not if it is a black man. i am kind of happy it happened because we are having this conversation. that transformed my life. i couldn't say it's ok to talk bad.ay racism is i had to confront the reality that i had to do something. .t changed my life >> you are still serving honorably in congress, yet persons like your parents who , who now with nothing rely on you to be their voice in congress are not having their say. you and i have had this conversation a number of times, and i have asked you repeatedly, tell me why you believe in the obama era something is going to get done on immigration reform. we keep asking what it's going to take to get something on gun control rough form. no matter how many shootings there are nothing has happened on gun control. i am te

i am an idiot. i am doing this story. going tell about how stupid they were and then here it was my taif rete story of the day. diane, bill schulz. that was my favorite story. i am greg gutfeld. see you next time. it. >> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino. it's 5:00 in washington d.c. and this is "the five." we are back in the nation'skle today for a very special reason that has nothing to do with politics. we're going to tell you why a little later in this show. first, we're in day eight of the obamacare rollout and the government shutdown. the president made another statement this afternoon and seemed like he was willing to talk. >> we can't make extortion routine as part of our

it is something i am part of. i think there are filmmakers doing wildly entertaining movies that happened to be based on pre-existing things, and i hope i fall into that category. you can enlighten me on this. i will not use the word franchise if it is not right to use. why don't you use that word? like talking about mcdonald's. it feels like it is no longer about characters or things that move you. it's about a machine. there is no question i am working with companies and studios, shareholders, and the bottom line are hugely the truth is it is show business. it.derstand i respected. however, i think it is critical movies that aren't just based on pre-existing shows or comic books are getting made. it happens. it just doesn't happen as often as it should. word: i will never use the franchise again. film series. i like that. you mentioned the word product. whether you like it or not, you are a brand. you want to jj abrams brand to stand for? >> that's a good question. i would hope whatever we do -- though it may be

i am passionate about painting. i am passionate about sculpting. playing the horn, for sure.sionate about of service to others if i can. i get tremendous, you know -- there is a word in english -- i get that thing. tavis: you also found a way to be a businessman and to not let this is this rake you. .hich is pretty significant go d even if artists find a way to get the artistic expression out, they don't have the business acumen. i was recording for a major record company prior to a and m and i did not like the way i was treated. very cold surroundings, very cold studio. when i did the song i was performing, they didn't use mine in best use my name. i thought it was a little strange. so i go into the control room and listening to the way back, -- to the playback him i'm thinking that they could use a little more. the engineer slapped my hand and said don't you ever do that again. this is a union house and don't ever touch that born-again. i said, man, a fire had my chance to have a record company, shouldn't it revolve around the artist? i was intimidated by it. i had the idea

i am not and they changed it. >> >> that's what i am doing for your intro.ill send you corrections because it was not flattering. i think he saw it and said i am not thick set. i can't imagine a reporter was that worried over their word choice for thick set. but i don't think he is that muscular. >> i can bench him. >> i think he is more muscular than thick set. >> agreed. or was it hises this make him fault? maybe his wife called or something. i don't know. >> and they said he was thick set? >> they had to change it. >> when ever you throw around thick for a man it makes him uncomfortable. you are thickens. >> where do you say that at? >> down at the bar. thick is not something you put on -- i don't really see a problem with it. >> all right. >> if they said he had a fat old ass. >> i would like to see that in the "washington post." >> he had a fat ass! then have you problems with that. >> that would revive the whole world of journalism. andy, the printed version called it a correction and the on-line version called it a clarification. since you give boring

i am colombina. - do you know who i am? - i have no idea. arlecchino-- - you, arlecchino. - me. - my husband. - my bride. - but you're nice. - but you're pretty. - what a lovely surprise. - what a relief. when did you arrive? ah, ah, ah one thing at a time. let's go into the house. we can talk there. oh. i must have a word with my mistress first before i take you into the house. stay there. i shall return immediately. yes, of course my beautiful one. i really just couldn't be any happier. go away with you you're poking fun of me. i'll make an honest girl of you. you will love me? yes. stop prolonging the agony. go on, in. i'm going, i'm going. he's really charming. whoo, fortune, i thank you. she's beautiful. she's the loveliest girl i've seen for years. what a risk i was taking. she might have had a squint, or no teeth. arlecchino, your luck's in. come on in. my mistress is delighted. [music] not a sign of the lady. i suppose they think the longer they keep me waiting, the more i'll pay. they can't know they're dealing with tonino bisognosi

i am indoors now. obviously, the only thing that turned out to be accurate was the i'm indoors part. how do you cut through the noise considering how much the national media has done so wrong in the meaty -- in the immediate hours? >> something that is important to remember is that breaking news has not changed. it is just public now. breaking news is always messy. it is always going to be messy. even the term breaking news is overused now. you just have to -- the only way to cut through the clutter is to know who to trust and understand that someone that is in that situation, that has just hurt 13 gunshots and they are sheltering at a place inside of the building i might not know if the shooter is still active. they are just assuming. you cannot automatically jump to the conclusion that they are correct. just because something is on social does not mean that it is true, obviously. you still need to go through the same channels. go to the proper authorities. as a journalist, don't code to another journ

just making me crazy. >> so i just decided, first of all, i am, you know, i am -- i am -- i am game but i didn't really get when it started. did it start before some one said action. i am very simple-minded. and i put on the makeup. did my hair. got in my wardrobe before i got in the car. then when i got out of the car. >> compared to them-up are joan crawford. >> sounds like that. i showed up ready is what i am saying. and i never wasn't her because i didn't know who was shooting me. i thought what if he likes something i said but i am, out of character and he uses it? >> you thought you had how to get out of the car ready. they may be shooting. they were taking your breakfast burrito. >> i was commando. >> i didn't think -- >> i played rosemary's dewitt's mother, ann hathaway's mother. i play the mother now. >> you play the mother. >> i used to be the guy that kissed the girl. now i'm the cop that taps on the went shield to tell you to move on. i don't want you to kiss the girl. >> oh, that's not true. >> a great job. a great job. >> so old-fashioned too, kissing the girl. >> exactly.

i am accountable. ♪ neil: being left out of the cold because kathleen sebelius is still health and human services secretary of the united states, still in charge. a daylong grilling in the house that has many wondering why. i am neil cavuto. she takes a possibility for this health care hullabaloos a. the republican congressman grilling her today. congressman, what do you think of the fact she is still in charge, plane said that she takes full responsibility. many advocate that she should not be in that job. what do you say? >> i think we need to see this through and give her another 30 days. she promised that everything would be fixed within the next 30 days. let's wait until then. but let's look at what really happened today. first of all, she did plan responsibility and then threw verizon under the boss. then she threw a couple of employees under the boss. i am not sure the sincerity level of for apology. neil: you know, you generally apologize and then promise not to do so again. what i find with my

sometimes i am a dude. sometimes i am a chick. sometimes i am upset. other times i am not upset. and sometimes i am just on the fence. i like the way it feels. >> it was good until then. >> i like weighing both topics. what are you boning about? indeed. >> indeed. you know what these stories are? these are stories that give writers work to do. if you take any subject you can take three words, is blank sexist? you can do nascar and then next week if you want to make more money you say furniture. is furniture sexist? and then you can do food. is a certain food sexist? i will keep doing this until i ran out of time. >> you can do racist too. >> is racist sexist? >> is sexist racist? >> this woman is a game show version of media matters. >> exactly. >> it would be hoof her to check out what is going on on "the price is right." >> a special thanks to remi. you always do a fine job. bill schulz, i don't know why he is here. andy levy, the great andrew clavin. buy his book. what is it called? >> "nightmare city." >> you will love his writing. it is fantastic. it is out november 5th. buy

institution, i am on dialysis. and now, if if i was at the hospital and if ied to go to the other hospital i would never make it because they don't take our patient person. but the general hospital took me and i do all of my services there and i go to the room clinic and i go to the therapy because for my legs, so i can get up and walk one day and so, everything that i do is inside of a hospital. and they treat me well, and you know, and they make me friendly, and they are friendly to me because they understand the situation, that i came out of. and if it wasn't for them, who knows, i probably would be tore up, so please don't move. that is all that i got to say. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please? >> my name is (inaudible) and i am 13 years old and i am here to support my dad for dialysis at general hospital. >> hello my name is george and i would like to say that i started dialysis when i was 32, real young. born and raised here in the mission and i don't kn

l i am sick of the whole thing too. and the national institute of it health is developing a vaccine against him. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if hilarity was salsa he would come on a pho -- fajita. >> welcome to black eye. >> a block.come the lede. that's the first story [inaudible]. >> all right. should the stand still help their treadmill? two house democrats are calling for the congressional gym to be closed until the crisis is over. you know what that means. it is day whatever of -- >> shutdown. >> bill foster and patrick murphy, if that's their real name say they should not have access while police go without pay and children are turned away from head start and veterans wonder figure their benefits will come. so the gym may be open for now, but it doesn't mean the shirtless for coz of the per -- shirtless torsos of the are without towels. without janitors look what happened to the locker room bathroom. >> wow. that came out of somebody's ass. >> wow. wow. >> do i have more stuff to talk about? >> i

if i am not, may god bring me to it, if i am, may god keep me in it. that is a very good reply, my lord. were you in a state of grace when you stole the archbishop's horse? oh, devil take the archbishop's horse and you too! we are here to try a case of heresy, and no sooner do we come to the root of the matter then we are thrown back by idiots who understand nothing but horses. gentlemen, gentlemen, in clinging to these small issues you are the maid's best advocates. i am not surprised his lordship has lost patience with you. what does the promoter say? does he press these trumpery matters? i am bound by my office to press everything, but i share the impatience of his lordship as to these minor charges. only, with great respect, i must emphasize the gravity of two very horrible and blasphemous crimes which she does not deny. first, she communicates with evil spirits and is therefore a sorceress. second, she wears men's clothes, which is indecent, unnatural, and abominable. and in spite of our most earnest remonstrances and entreaties,

i am obviously a boyish 35. it is basically like i am 25. >> boyish 25? >> in the middle ages you were a king at 12. >> and you could marry your sister. it was a better time. >> simpler times. you didn't have to spend money on dinner and drinks. you would go next door and get married. but it can only be bad because these people are not putting things into the economy. if you are putting off marriage and family -- actually putting off family, that's a lot of money not being spent on baby carriages. >> on a house. >> but it is a dual income couple. the people who have two jobs and no kids. those are the driving force behind the new economy, at least in china and india where they are allowed to grow their economies. they have more economic liberalism. we have so much debt and they are crashing through every conceivable debt ceiling. that generation, i don't blame them for being hopeless. they will be saddled with way more debt than output. how do you ever have -- you think you are socially immobile now wait until you have to pay that back. >> i heard the deb

from los angeles, i am tavis smiley. tonight, a conversation with gregory porter whose classic sound has critics praising him for carrying on the tradition of marvin gaye. and also asd spirit a song writer in his own right. conversation with gregory porter coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: gregory porter had intended to be a linebacker but an injury found him course correcting to music, a decision that is be paying some pretty ne dividends. his cd is titled "liquid spirit." let's take a look at a cut. ♪ tavis: i was saying to gregory that it took me about two weeks to get to track five. it took me a couple weeks to get there because i could not get off of track number one. , and thisnds of mine doesn't happen all the time, they called me and messaged me and said there is a brother named gregory porter who you must have on your show. you have a bunch of fans that are friends of mine that you don't even know. you have got to get him. you have got to he

iraq i am originally from i am proud to be a u.s. and .raqi citizen i could not help but ask a question to you all, which is the same question i asked a few months ago here at this halt to the former editor of "the wall street journal." the question is very simple, if someone told you all that the 100% in general almost betray the american will by not telling the truth, why we lost in such a big way in iraq. >> it was a rush to war. we were sold a bill of goods on that. off to think in a just world, i think bush and cheney should be in prison. i think that members of the ands did not ask questions there was topic and the involved. -- propaganda involved. i think it was one of the worst mistakes ever made and we will pay the price for many years. cartoon. when there were 2000 american service members killed during the iraq war i did a cartoon and wrote the word "why" with that? and drew it the size. i wrote the names of all the troop's that had been killed in iraq in the letters. generated a lot of controversy and was at a time when p

i am bret baier. i hope you will enjoy watching this fox news reporting special as much as we enjoyed making it. fox viewers know where charles krauthammer sits on the panel and probably know his position on most issues, but we bet there's a lot you don't know about the all star panelist syndicated columnist, harvard trained psychiatrist and even occasional baseball analyst. we think you should, even if the doctor has a different opinion. >> you were a little reticent when we started this project. what's your thought about this? >> i don't like it. >> full disclosure. i have been trying to get charles krauthammer to sit for an interview for some time. >> on the hill today talking about not one where he simply shares his thoughts on the news of the day. >> i suspect there will be another twist here. >> one where he pulls back the curtain and reveals beyond the extraordinary writer and influential thinker, the rieffe life of an intensely private man. >> when i say i don't like it. i am not adverse to th

>> i am okay. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. i am very happy you came. i am glad you did.d about all of this stuff, i did. >> uh-huh. and i guess the first question i should ask is who are you wearing? >> it's ralph. >> ralph? cramden, lauren? >> jimmy: is it -- you have, is that a new grille you have there? >> no they have been in my mouth for three years. >> jimmy: that one on the bottom. okay. all right. good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> jimmy: i guess we should talk about what happened. because i do think that -- i think that some where in you you want people to understand where you're coming from is that true? >> correct. >> jimmy: we did a sketch on the show where we had, you did an interview with the bbc radio. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: it was an intense interview. i will be honest with you. i only saw a couple little parts of the interview when, when, we did this sketch. >> that's what i thought. >> jimmy: which is not, you know, in fairness there was context to it and we took it out of context. and we had a couple little kids re-enact it. which, you know, i d

i am blushing, but you can't see it under the make up.onestly i thought the most interesting part of the article is one of the descriptions that you can i guess classify people as and it was used up. that alone makes me want to join. i feel like everyone there, they will sleep with me. they are not saying no. >> wonder how long it takes to get used up. >> ask lyndsay lohan. >> about 2004. >> it depends on how many other people are involved. >> now that you are talking, what is point of going on a dating website if they are describing themselves accurately? >> you mean if they are not? >> i don't even know what i asked. >> i am just going to do the thing where you ignore the question. we should just stop talking about it. >> somebody left a comment saying they didn't like this. they said ultimately what ke skinny girls.e most is the >> there is a reason. >> there are guys who only want to date curvey girls. >> there is a phrase for that. >> kanye west. >> bill, you have never been on a date and nor do you know what the internet is. do you

i am completely uninformed. if they were allowed to defend themselves properly they could have opened fire and blown the pirates out of the water. due to regulations they are not allowed to -- the plan has pretty much run into a safe room and hide. >> i didn't know that until i read the article. >> you have to climb into a room and lock the door. >> if they had a gun up there we wouldn't have these problems. >> do people even care if it is a big lie? everybody knew titanic wasn't real and they saw that movie. >> do you know what i hate more than liars? >> seamen. >> expand on that of the i don't know whraw getting at. >> it is going on with the whole hollywood thing and titanic and making heros out of people who aren't. we did just celebrate columbus day. we love it as a culture. it is what we do. i say go and watch the movie and get some popcorn and go with a date. i am free. have a good time with it. that's all i have to say. >> i will go to captain philips with you and i am rooting for the pirate. >> i hate y

i am not judging. am just asking. >> you are a hater. >> mary steenburgen's musical awakening, later on sunday morning. >> osgood: anthony mason talks money and others matters, the former, with al former fed chairman alan greenspan and explores the work of the surrealist painter magritte and tells the story of medal of honor recipient swenson and more. first the headlines for this sunday morning, the 20th of october, 2013. well a manhunt for two convicted killers mistakenly released from a florida prison son is at an end. >> mark strassmann has our report. >> reporter: they surrounded, surrendered without a struggle investigators say, they escaped prison separately but were hold up together in a beach motel. the two convicted murderers have been serving life sentences when forged court orders freed them. >> but a murder victim's relative was notified of the early release and she alerted authorities. >> it has happened before, since 2010, two inmates, one in wisconsin, the other in pennsylvania used for

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i am here to serve.hen you call me, i am at 4 service. >> what about issues facing san francisco, facing your district, and how you are going to balance the needs of san francisco at large against the needs of your district? >> we actually see the needs of san francisco and the district cannot be counteracted or counter intuitive. when we address the needs of the district and residents, we also address the issues of folks that are living in the mission, people that are working class people, people that have blue- collar jobs. really, it is paramount and centered on education. for young people, making sure, ensuring we are providing them a quality education in public schools. i served as chair on the select committee, a committee between the members of the board of supervisors and members on the school board, coming together to address the challenges. in this particular case, we are talking about education. we are talking about a working- class community, the excelsior, the bayview, all of these different