but somebody wrote that you -- petrified, you're afraid of badgers. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and -- [ laughteray or the other. yeah. but every reporter that would interview you would go, "i heard you're really afraid of badgers." >> yeah, it's true. it's very true. >> jimmy: i think that's a a great prank. [ laughter ] it's not like you're not afraid of badgers. but it's not like you care really. yeah. so, anyways -- [ laughter ] has anyone ever pranked you? do people prank you? you have buddies that pranked you? >> yeah. i've got a friend who is very keen on playing pranks. and one of the ones that i always remember is -- i'm into horse racing. and there was an event in london to watch the breeders cup. it wasn't on the tv. and i had to go to this event with hundreds of people. we sat to the side. i just wanted to check out -- >> jimmy: you didn't want to make a big deal that you were there. >> yeah. so, they kept announcing they were going to raffle off a a bottle of champagne. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and unbeknownst to me, he went around and collected about 300 of these tickets, put them in wi

here they can get away from the tourists and reporters that badger them in san francisco. >> communeswas all about. an idea of sharing everything, clothes and food and everything. people would just help themselves. >> we lived communally because it was the cheapest way to live. a lot of people began to clarify and simplify their lives. >> what will follow this disperse yaflt hippie movement to the countryside is hard to predict. they may be, as they say, coming here to build the foundations for a new society in this nation. or they may be becoming like the woolly mammoth, to find their own extinction. ♪ down where the wood vines twine, that's where i meet my love ♪ ♪ down where the sun never shines, down in the woods ♪ ♪ where the wood vine twine >> i was working for "the new york times" in the catskills. and there were just a couple of us going up there. as we went north of the city, we began to run into traffic jams. i finally said to a cop, what the hell is going on? he says, "i don't know, there are thousands of people here, and they're all going to some farm." and it was, of cour

on the tour when he was being badgered from all sides this public he would be hyper. >> he went on tour with williams and accompanied him on the first comedy album and appeared on "mork and mindy." we will follow his death with coverage now on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. . >> another huge loss fans are paying tribute to lauren bacall suffering a massive stroke and died in new york city yesterday. she had a long career in film including "dark passage," and created magic with humphrey bogart would she married in 1945. she received an honor air academy award and two tony award forker book another work. >> the board of education in fremont will shelf a controversial sex education textbook "your health today," for 9th grade but the parents say the chapter contained inappropriately explicit descriptions of sense you'll -- sexual activities and teachers will use last year's book. the asking administration is in touch with the publisher who offered to modify the textbook and address concerns of parents. >>> expect to pay less for natural gas next year. a little. pg&e says the acknowledge ratepayer

in light of the badgers favorable schedule maybe they find a way into the playoffs. they are bludgeoning lsu. right now wisconsin leading 24-10. earlier today clemson was leading georgia until this, todd gurley, 100-yard kickoff return, a career high 198 rushing yards and four touchdowns. georgia wins 45-21. they outscored clemson 31-zip to end the game. in between all the lane kiffin shots on the sideline, alabama beat west virginia. derrick henry 113 yards. yeldon 126 yards for alabama who they get tested but they beat west virginia 33-23. speaking of getting tested, ohio state, buckeyes survived a scare from navy. third quarter down by one. j.t. barrett up top to devon smith. buckeyes have won 15 straight season openers. they win comfortably at least at the end 34-17. ucla over virginia. three defensive touchdowns in the second quarter. here's one of them. randall goforth. great name. 75-yard touchdown. ucla wins on the road by 8. more scores from the pack 12. usc and stanford as chris mentioned is next week right here on abc 12:30 local time, oklahoma no problem

we've been badger for years to cut our salt intakes.ns out there's dangers to eating too little salt. i don't think there's ray time to end a war on the end of flavor. but this is good news for diners. >> bret? >> this is neither hit nor miss but will miss you for robin williams who tragically died this week. he was an actor of tremendous range, most of us know him of his comedic genius. but he was able to play serious, somber, darker roles with great artistic brilliance. his performance in garp, good will hunting, a great supporter of troops and above all he made us laugh. sadly most of it is unabrepeatae here. b we will miss him. send our condolences to family. >> great supporters of uso. >> thank you all. remember, if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet us. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> fox news alert. violence flaring up again in a town that has seen its share this week. neighbors in ferguson, missouri, cleaning

in light of the badgers favorable schedule maybe they find a way into the playoffs. they are bludgeoning lsu. right now wisconsin leading 24-10. earlier today clemson was leading georgia until this, todd gurley, 100-yard kickoff return, a career high 198 rushing yards and four touchdowns. georgia wins 45-21. they outscored clemson 31-zip to end the game. in between all the lane kiffin shots on the sideline, alabama beat west virginia. derrick henry 113 yards. yeldon 126 yards for alabama who they get tested but they beat west virginia 33-23. speaking of getting tested, ohio state, buckeyes survived a scare from navy. third quarter down by one. j.t. barrett up top to devon smith. buckeyes have won 15 straight season openers. they win comfortably at least at the end 34-17. ucla over virginia. three defensive touchdowns in the second quarter. here's one of them. randall goforth. great name. 75-yard touchdown. ucla wins on the road by 8. more scores from the pack 12. usc and stanford as chris mentioned is next week right here on abc 12:30 local time, oklahoma no problem

yes sh yes, we have been badgered and to cut the salt intake, and there are dangers to shutdown the salte, and now the ship is coming in for the diners out there. >>> and in is a hit or a miss for you for robin williams who tragically died this week. he was an actor of tremendous range. he was known for the comedic genius, and he could play the darker and the somber roles with the great artistic performance and performances in "garp," "goodwill hunting" and so good for the troops, and most of it is unrepeatable here and he was a great supporter of the troops, and we will miss him and great condolences to the family. >> yes, a great server of the troops overseas. >> if you have your own hit or miss, tweet us to jeronfnc. we hope to see you all again here next week. >>> fox news alert, chaos on the first night of the state-imposed cur can few in ferguson, missouri, more than one week after the police killing of a unarmed teenager michael brown. welcome to the news headquarters. o officers in riot gear using tear gas against protesters amid report of more violence and looting. meantime, att

also ahead for us sheriff badger all holocaust there are a star of david a spanish clothing joy and sorrow coming under attack for a t.v. show but talk to you have not seen sheikh. differently here in syria and now many of the members of congress of both parties have gone to syria in recent months has said they believe he's a reformer of the of mr president we choose diddy's telling him to get. stability and peace to syria is going to be the subject of. least. the single greatest thing that got america out of the depression was the securities act of thirty three thirty four there was stored a law in order to wall street it wasn't anything to do with repricing gold it had nothing to do our very little doing going into world war two it was bringing down an older what's happened in europe the disintegration of. the wild west mentality of letting a bank like goldman sachs totally destroy a country like greece you quit. quarter past the hour here in the russian capital thanks for joining us italy has told the e.u. that it wants the details of negotiations. over a giant trade deal with the u.s.

also ahead for you a sheriff badger all holocaust era star of david spanish clothing giant zahra coming under attack for a t.v. show at the top of nazi. differently here in syria now many of the members of congress of both parties have gone to syria in recent months has said he's a reformer of the of mr president we choose deedes toe in full you can. still be at peace to syria is going to be the subject of. the single greatest thing that got america out of the depression was the securities act of thirty three thirty four they were stored in a law and order to wall street it wasn't anything to do with repricing gold it had nothing to do our very little doing going into world war two it was bringing out law and order what's happened in europe the disintegration of paul order the wild west mentality of letting a bank like goldman sachs totally destroy a country like greece for a few quid. tarty international live from moscow italy has told the e.u. that it wants the details of negotiations over a giant trade deal with the u.s. to be made public in a letter to its european partners italy sa

and the former wisconsin badger finding some red and gold fans in thousand. 49ers win big, 40-13. >>> seahawks and raiders at the coliseum. and tonight was all about the rookie garrett carr. after a seattle turnover, carr throwing deep and connecting with denarius moore. 36-yard touchdown. 14-7, silver and black. second quarter now, and carr wants more. more he shall have. this time from 11 yards out. four consecutive scoring drive. raiders win, 41-31. >>> on to the college ranks. spartan stadium. season opener hosting north dakota. qb blake lobbing the tire that went for the touchdown. san jose state wins big, 42-10. >>> finally, u.s. open action, second round. 15-year-old cici bellis taking on serena diaz. after dropping the first set, the youngster rallied. back hand finds the net. 6-0. but she eventually drops the final set, losing 3-6, 6-0, and 2-6. nice run for 15-year-old. remember that name, cici bellis. more news coming up after the break. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the

. >> the writer says he badgered the producer to spell the secret, now is that the writer has misconstrued his words. we may never know whether he died. >> stand of slant had been begging for a reunion, now they have won it sort of, jennifer anniston appeared on jimmy kimmel last night where she heard that he was the reenact a scene. pop went into this debt, courtney cox and lee is a good throw came out to the surprise is tied to next month with the anniversary of the premier of a friend.s. a >> and this was the ice bucket challenge, it was a big surprise, watch this. this has raised almost $100 million for research for als. kermit to defraud the ice bucket challenge, >> is kerr mat does that i might have to finally do it. >> let's look at how things will be today, 68 degrees carmen temperature, old st. mary's school 67, right now adamantine know we are at 60. the satellite and radar we are dry at this hour, you avoid the wrath if you get there earlier this evening about a later after dinner time with the potential of showers and thunderstorms. and get a chance tonight and into friday enjo

here they can get away from the reporters that badger them in san francisco. >> communes started. everything, clothes and food and everything. people would just help themselves. >> we lived communally because it was the cheapest way to live. a lot of people began to clarify and simplify their lives. >> what will follow this dispersal to the countryside is hard to predict. they may be coming here to build the foundations of a new society in this nation. or they may be becoming like the woolly ma'am mouth, to find their own extinction. ♪ that's where i meet my love, down where the sun never shines ♪ ♪ down in the woods >> i was working for "the new york times" in the catskills. there was just a couple of us going up there. as we went north of the city, we began to run into traffic jams. what the hell is going on? a cop says, i don't know, there are thousands of people here and they're all going to some farm. and it was, of course, woodstock. ♪ >> i think woodstock was an opportunity for people to realize they weren't alone. a lot of people in their hometown or in their family felt i

neil: we have committed money to rescuing one badger financial industry. >> even more, we got to commitdiculous! ridiculous! >> my point is your point tyler, there was and is enough blame to go around, it must stop, and the notion of spending someone else's money must stop, too. danny suggests i must stop. you are one of the rudest people i have seen, you ask a question and can't let a person finish their answer. if must be part of -- danny won't blathering about other nonsense, i got bored and threw the e-mail away. have a g g g g g g g g g g g gu lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody, wreaking news tonight, islamic state terrorists may attempt to cross the mexico border, bulletins issued by the department of public safety. social media. foxnews.com reporter jana winter reporting that islamic state terrorists have taken notice of our porous southern border. they have expressed an interest in secretly crossing that border to carry out a terrorist attack on the united states. the watchdog group judicial watch is reporting islamic state operatives are already in

here, they can get away from tourist and reporters and badger them in san francisco. >> communes haveeapest way to live. a lot of people began to clarify and simple ffy their lives. >> what we'll follow is hard to predict. they may be, as they say, coming here to build a foundation for a new society in this nation, or they may be coming like the wooly mammoth to find their own extinction. ♪ ♪ ♪ down in the woods ♪ ♪ >> "the new york times", it was just a couple of us going up there. as we went north of the city, we began to run into traffic jams. i found a state cop and said what the hell is going on? he said i don't know, there are thousands of people here and they are all going to some farm, and it was, of course, woodstock. ♪ ♪ >> i think woodstock was an opportunity for people to realize they weren't alone. a lot of people in their hometown for family felt isolated realized they weren't. >> the townspeople, quite frankly, were terrified at the prospect of the hip many py arr >> i started hearing the figures of 200,000, 300, finally 500,000, we had a sea of people. >> the word got

on the tour when he was badgered , in public he would be on and hyper. >>> he went on tour with williams accompanied hill opened first comedy album and appeared on tv with him. >> we will continue to follow the death of robin williams on air can online and continues now at twitter@abc7newsbayarea . >> and lauren bacall has died after a massing stroke. >> you know how to whistle? right, steve? put your lips together and blow. >> that famous line from 1944 "to have and have not," with him if you bogart. she had a long career in film including "dark passage," shot in san francisco and received an honorary award and two tony awards and was 89. >>> to, a bay area. would known for trying to board planes without a tick debt -- a ticket is back in court in son california. she was to undergo a mental health exam and arrested if los angeles twice last week first for flying from less to lamb without a ticket and then trying to get on another plane without a pass. she is banned from sfo after being arrested six times for similar incidents. >>> the fremont unified school district is scheduled to shel

they don't understand what badger care means.hey have insurance but they can't afford their medication or many people just don't go for the doctor because they can't afford it. and that's why we're here. and that's why we're making this statement. we're giving care, but we're also saying that will is so much for us to do. and we are not going to turn our backs on the people who need help. >> okay. how can people get more information about this weekend's clinic in madison? >> i really hope that everyone decides to come and volunteer with us. but more importantly, if you're a patient or you're a person who needs some help, you go to our website and we'll be happy to connect you with a doctor or sign you up for a volunteer shift with us. >> all right. it is great to have you with us again. good to see you, nicole. you're doing fabulous work. i've seen firsthand you've changed the lives of a lot of people and your volunteers do fabulous work. volunteerism is what it's all about. i hope the people in madison who have health care take

better start winning games badgers running away also warriors going the whole family later in the broadcast: will storm was all passover the island's zero why residents now khalil. but when grain battle and island since early this morning every rain with the biggest threat actually the big island predicted the get between four and 8 in. of rainfall less flash flood warnings issued for the entire state everyone came out on skates. video treat on top of a car when the winds hit landfall this morning there were blowing at 60 mi. an hour right now residents tracking the path at about virgilio national weather service as its past to dry miles northeast of the big island on sunday >> : medical examiner ruled the death of james brady of homicide. authorities say that because brady's death stems from the gunshot wounds received in the 1981 assassination attempts to present against president ronald reagan. press secretary to president reagan day it died on monday aged 73 john hinckley shot brady present ready in two others are outside washington hotel brady received a severe head wound and left part

neil: we have committed money to rescuing one badger financial industry. >> even more, we got to commit more. >> ridiculous! ridiculous! >> my point is your point tyler, there was and is enough blame to go around, it must stop, and the notion of spending someone else's money must stop, too. danny suggests i must stop. you are one of the rudest people i have seen, you ask a question and can't let a person finish their answer. if must be part of -- danny won't blathering about other nonsense, i got bored and threw the e-mail away. have a [laughter] game over and goodnight. ♪ >> people are sick of this. >> we need to take action now. john: i want action to, but what exactly is pollution and why does government go too far? >> another big situation with the epa. >> they have become an the green monster. and that is our show tonight. ♪ ♪ >> now it is time for john stossel. john: the gr

and then the badgers battle it out with the lsu tigers.e a huge test for two new quarterbacks. i'm going to be hanging out here all day long with these fans. the site of the alabama/west virginia mountaineers. do you have a chant? >> let's go! >> mountaineers! >> let's go! >> mountaineers! >> reporter: victor, christy, go big red. >> boo. . i'm impressed by the beard there. i am impressed by the beard. >> yeah. >> reporter: i'm going to try to grow one before the end of the day. >> that, i want to see. i started my career in west virginia cheering on the mountaineers. >> thank you very much. i was there right next door. worked in martinsberg for a little while. >> good luck to them. and thank you for starting your morning with us. >> cnn newsroom continues right now. >>> we hope that saturday morning has been good to you so far. >> i'm victor blackwell. 10:00 here on the east coast. you are in the cnn newsroom. this morning, top republicans have a message for president obama. >> senators john mccain and lindsay graham say the isis threat i

they kind of brush up against harassing us tour rust at times. >> reporter: they badger you, absolutely. they want money. they have no qualms about letting you know they are working for tips. but here's the thing, guys, when you talk to police here in times square which everybody in philadelphia should know if you come to times square and you have any problem is there a police station right here in the heart of the times square but police tell us that what the problem is that these guys and girls are dressing up. this is how they make their living. but they cross that line way too much. now tourist from france, hoy and, everybody else, come here to take in the sights of times square. why not take a picture of elmo. but before elmo is asking you for five, ten, 20 bucks. when you don't give it, they get in your face. it can be scary. that is why nypd has put out these flyers. i don't know if you have seen these. >> in glove you seen these. >> no. >> this is the flyers being handed out here in times square. i'll read it. it comes in five languages. it says photos with customs characters ar

neil: we have committed money to rescuing one badger financial industry. >> even more, we got to commit more. >> ridiculous! ridiculous! >> my point is your point tyler, there was and is enough blame to go around, it must stop, and the notion of spending someone else's money must stop, too. danny suggests i must stop. you are one of the rudest people i have seen, you ask a question and can't let a person finish their answer. if must be part of -- danny won't blathering about other nonsense, i got bored and threw the e-mail away. have a d.d.d.d.d.d.d.d.d. >> from the way just about ever big issue is phrased, no solving any major problem without declaring war on it. the war on drugs, the war on christmas, someone has to affix the term war next to it when you and neighbors arm yourself with emotional shotguns to destroy it. even if it doesn't involve fatigue, the war on everything created fatigue. it's the war on war. pick your battles and saddle up. this is "the independents." hey, there i'm kennedy, welcome to it. joined by "reason" magazine editor

on the tour, even, when he was badgered from all sides, in public he what constantly on and hyper. >>he went on tour with williams include the first comedy album. we will continue to follow the death of robin williams on air and on-line with coverage continues now on twitter, twitter@abc7newsbayarea. un. >> fans can hollywood are paying tribute to another acting legend, lauren bacall died at in fact city home. she had a long career in film including "dark passage," shot in san francisco. she created off screen magic with humphrey bogart would she married in 1975 and received an honorary academy award and two tone awards and a national book award gore her ought biography. show was 89. >> another police shooting in federal government son, missouri, where continues between the police and the community have been running high. police say the officers responded to a 9-1-1 call of four masked men carrying shotguns. miss say one of the men pointed a handgun at the officer and the officer fired. the suspect is in critical condition and protesters have been clashing where miss each night since

to make it 24-21, badgers. look at him good. but then kenny hillier takes the ball.ll deliver the win, 28-24, lsu on top. they've won 48 state regular season games against nonconference opponents. >>> last year's national title runner-up auburn hosting arkansas. tied at 21 in the half. then in the third, quarterback nick marchelle says i'm going to keep it myself. 19 yards. arkansas hoping to answer. but allen hit as he threes. ball lands right in the arms of jermaine whitehead. they'll host san jose state next weekend. >>> nfl teams making their final cuts today down to their 53-men roster. the 49ers had a few surprises. special teams kassim osgood and cj spillman both released, although they did the same thing last season with osgood as his $995,000 salary was guaranteed as he made the rost err. then signed him for less in week too. undrafted free agent darrin farrell. defensive lineman lawrence, shane skosh should make the practice squad. bubba patron and the niners kept all six wide receivers. jake murphy, center baseball player, practice squad candidate also wen

neil: we have committed money to rescuing one badger financial industry. >> even more, we got to commite. >> ridiculous! ridiculous! >> my point is your point tyler, there was and is enough blame to go around, it must stop, and the notion of spending someone else's money must stop, too. danny suggests i must stop. you are one of the rudest people i have seen, you ask a question and can't let a person finish their answer. if must be part of -- danny won't blathering about other nonsense, i got bored and threw the e-mail away. have a >>> welcome to the best of the imus in the morning. from the heart of new york city. i'm connell. over the next hour, some of the best interviews he's done. we started off with russell simmons, the author and entrepreneur, known for including meditation, his new book is called "success through stillness." a look at meditation and everybody can benefit from meditating in their

neil: we have committed mey to rescuing one badger financial industry. >> even more, we got to commitore. >> ridiculous! ridiculous! >> my point is your point tyler, there was and is enough blame to go around, it mt stop, and the notion of spending someone else's money must stop, too. danny suggests i must stop. you are one of the rudest people i have seen, you ask a question and can't let a person finish their answer. if must be part of -- danny won't blathering about other nonsense, i got bored and threw the e-mail away. ♪ >>> this is the best of imus in the morning program on the fox business network. lady liberty in new york harbor, always beautiful to look at. welcome to the show. thanks for joining us. some of imus' best interviews lined up over the next hour. we'll get it started with lou dobbs in just a minute. he has a book out called "upheaval." based on those chalk talks that he dozen his show.

@ñ >>> these are photos of the assault that took place on friday in badger section.inmate had some pretty serious wounds to his head made by a slashing-type weapon. >> although sergeant thompson is still searching for suspects in the gang stabbing, two things are clear. the victim was stabbed by his fellow gang members and their intent was not just to scare him. >> whether they did serious damage to him or not, they were trying to kill him. it's fairly common they'll try to cut each other in the face. just another way in prison to let him know he's no good, you try to cut somebody on the neck or throat, there is only one thing they are trying to do. there's all kinds of reasons why these guys can be assaulted by their own. we have an idea of why it is here. we are pretty positive we know. but it's an active investigation so we don't really to want disclose it right now. the next thing we will do is try to talk to the victim. the victims very frequently don't want to cooperate with us. we know very little about the suspects. i mean, we can't even positively say who it

. >> i will badger you again about tax inversion. to solve this problem right now, can't wait for an agreement on tax reform. house republicans have taken the position that we can't do a patch, we will do corporate tax reform. democrat said let's do corporate tax reform, republicans say no, we have to do individual -- do we need to do something to prevent companies from fleeing overseas and if so, what? if not, is there any chance you can set aside the gridlock on individual and focus on corporate? >> we had this conversation yesterday. >> first of all, for three years, and can't remember it but year, it is very clear. try to do some short-term pass and accelerating, foreign companies buying u.s. companies. we will actually make problems worse, we will make things worse off and lose even more u.s. companies. i live in wisconsin. and talk about what is not a u.s.-based company anymore as opposed to st. louis blues budweiser is a belgian company. on and on. it is not a u.s. company any more so all you will see is not necessarily u.s. c

and also because the robots have been badgering them ever since they turned 15. [ laughter ] [ roboticbut all my friends already have them. you are the worst. i hate you. you're not me real creator." [ laughter and applause ] "you are so embarrassing. ew." [ laughter ] speaking of smartphones, did you guys hear that emoji recently announced that 250 new emojis will be added this month. [ cheers and applause ] they haven't been released yet, but we were able to get our hands on at least one of them. take a look at this. it's the emoji of a guy walking into a lamp post because he's too busy texting. very interesting. [ applause ] this can't be good here. scientists at the university of wisconsin are facing criticism for creating a version of the 1918 spanish flu virus that wiped out millions. yeah. they said that it's perfectly safe, we just keep it sealed in this test tube and -- [ glass shatters ] [ laughter ] [ woody allen voice ] we should all start, you know, running for our lives at this point. [ laughter and applause ] woody allen, john travolta. very rare impressions -- woody all

>> sir, i'm going to try to answer your question if you stop badgering me. thank you.f the united states was invaded by a foreign military and besieged and surrounded and the food that was coming into the united states was counted by the calories so that people would be put on a diet as the israelis claim -- >> you just -- let me finish. >> you are justifying -- >> let me finish. >> no. you are making a rationalization. if rockets and kidnapping and murder and you expect the -- you want to blame the victims in this case. >> the only people blaming the victim here is you because there are countless civilians -- >> cycle -- usef, we can't continue to explain these things away. for crying out loud it's ramadan and they continue to send rockets out. the fbi by matter of policy will not interact with them because of the fact they will not condemn hamas as a terrorist organization. and still to this day they will not recognize them because of that. so they just like hitting a softball -- >> usef, i have a question -- >> hamas launches rockets on innocence, starts the war, wa

back to smartphones and samsung, a lot of home-grown chinese players at the low end of the honey badgers of hardware. they don't care about profits. they are selling for zero margin, and how do you survive in a market like that if you're a business that actually needs profits to hire people and return to shareholders? it's tough. they've got to fuger out a solution. >> and adding to that, you now have a couple of chinese companies, one in particular, that has a religious following around it. creating the same brand magic that apple is. it's not just low-end knockoffs. people say they're knockoffs, but boy do they have a fan base following them. >> and if you're getting great software engineers to build those solutions we're talking about eventually you got make some money. >>> finally, time for a verified safe zone on twitter? vowing to improve policies after robin williams daughter zelda left twitter and instagram days after her father's death saying she couldn't bear all the hateful messages and would stay off twitter and instagram for "a long time." twitter announced new features for

the same people who had badgered and berated his predecessor ed lilly. i remember the circumstances surrounding his advisor after ed up before the financial services committee and he got hammered. it was the most brutal extremes i have ever seen. he was working to rescue aig for one dollar per day. he got hammered and if you listen to bob benmosche, treatmentd liddy's angered him and he decided to take the job and is one of the had such antagonism personally toured washington even though taxpayers on the government were effectively controlling aig. >> what about his reputation on wall street? >> well, what can i say? bob benmosche is remembered by many people as the guy who saved aig. the trip the matter is that he did not save aig. the taxpayers saved aig. what he should be remembered for an this is what i do think people on wall street remember him for his being an amazing cardplayer. he wasbout the hand dealt as the ceo of aig and coming in when he did. --was no ace,, and no trump it was as bad a hand of cards as you could have under the circumstances

. >> badger tweeted us this, i smell scandal.ident. >> sun badger. thank you. >> good when you can use your same name as on the cb and facebook. >> let us know your thoughts. go to our web site and twitter and facebook and you can weigh in on this. >>> let's change gear. >> ten minutes past the hour here. do you remember the sheriff who got a standing ovation for his stance on gun control? >> i have a better way of clearing up any confusion that activist judges have about the . i would add these seven words at the end of the clause, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. keep your hands off our guns, damn it. >> wow. that's him that got the attention of former new york city mayor, antigun advocate, michael bloomberg. he threw in $150,000 behind david clark's opponent in this week's election. >> didn't help, though, 'cause all that money didn't work. the sheriff went on to win his primary. this morning he has another message. he joins us this morning. nice to see you this morning, sir. >> good to see

and the badgers of wisconsin battle it out with the lsu tigers.game will be a test for two new cornerbacks. fredricka, i don't even know if i have a voice after today. these guys are keeping it loud. >> yeah! >> wait, wait, wait, wait. wait, wait. one, two, three, roll tide. >> roll tide! >> one, two, three, go, mountaineers! >> go, mountaineers! back to you, fred. i lost it. >> i know. you've lost your hearing and now your voice out there. sorry about that. thanks so much, brian mcfaden. all right, there's also something else that's new this season. >>> a new way to determine which college football team becomes the national champion. cnn sport's andy sholes explains that. >> reporter: it's out with the old and in with the new this year in college football. gone is the old controversial bcs system. in its place is a new 14 playoff that the fans have been wanting for decades. the four playoff teams will be selected by this new 13-member committee. and it consists of athletic directors from five different schools, a hall of famer in archie manning,

here's dana bash. >> chubby, hot, honey badger.ace. the new york democrat reveals this in off the sidelines, a new book about what it's like to be a 47-year-old woman in politics in 2014. gillibrand is one of only a few women in history to give birth while in congress. she talked to me about that several years ago after her youngest son was born. >> there's a lot more interest in younger women beginning to look at public service earlier and when we look at public service early, it means we have children while we're serving. it's good for the congress. >> she's open about struggle in with weight gain after two pregnancies. as she was shedding the pounds, she lost 50. a male senator came up behind her, squeezed her waist and said don't lose too much weight. i like my girls chubby. she makes headlines fighting for women's rights against sexual assault in the military, yet she say male colleagues didn't realize their comments were crass because they're older, in their 60s and up. nancy pelosi came to congress when few females severed i

honey badger. these are all words actually used by male members of congress to address their colleague, senator kirsten gillibrand to her face. the new york democrat reveals this in off the sidelines, a new book about what it's like to be a 47-year-old woman in politics in 2014. gillibrand is one of only a few women in history to give birth while in congress and talked to me about that several years ago right after her youngest son was born. >> there's a lot more interest in younger women beginning to look at public service earlier. and when we look at public service earlier, it means weise have children while serving. it's good for the congress. >> she's open about struggling with weight gain after two pregnancies. as she was shedding pounds, she lost 50, a male senator came up behind her, squeezed her waist and said, don't lose too much weight. i like my girls chubby. gillibrand makes headlines fighting for women's rights against sexual assault in the military yet, she says male colleagues didn't

. >> stickers and badgers. aw.round that. they said that you should actually hire this guy because of his good customer service. who do you think other police officers could learn from this guy who stopped you? >> well i think that you know, there's so much bad publicity right now. and if you do something wrong, as a police officer, there's good and bad. the good ones out there are unappreciated. and i think it just maybe realize that when you pull somebody over, your attitude right away sets the tone. >> it certainly does. >> well, thank you so much. and your grandkids are adorable. we appreciate your time today. >> okay. >> no more speeding. >> thank you. >> no. cruise control is my new best friend. >> 56 minutes after the hour. bye, kids, it's called extreme parenting. kids being punished by doing push-ups and other physical activities. is it necessary or does it go too far? we take a closer look. >>> then the president's press conference not turning out the way he'd hoped. >> i thought that you guys were going