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. >> i'm so angry, i can barely even talk about it. i feel like such an -- injustice was done.t's almost embarrassing the obvious lack of sense that it makes. >> aaron was riding his bicycle with a friend in miami dade county when the slammed into it. he left the scene, called his attorney, and turned himself in hours later. he may have been drinking but it was impossible to test his blood alcohol level. patty is still working through her enormous grief. and doing her best to raid her 3-year-old and 5-year-old. her son barely remembers daddy. >> i really have tried to look at this as a challenge, and not be a victim, but be a survivor. >> reporter: somehow she is finding time to push for passage of a bill. >> the state leads the country in the statistics on a per capita basis. >> reporter: wagner says current florida law gives drunk drivers incentive to leave the scene of an accident. they know they will do less time when they drive off. the proposed act would impose a mandatory minimum sentence for leaving the scene of an accident. and increase sentences. >> this is not a shor

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that's barely a sell-off at all. first, we have to wonder whether there was something mechanical to happen. i told you endlessly the mutual funts funds like to own the biggest winners. check your statements. they don't well you when they owned their stocks. you got to believe they are clairvoyant even. the hedge funds are below the mark after they bulk up the biggest stocks. this happens. they don't like the give up the ground and take it on previous days. i say i saw buyers flying in. flying in, bidding the market. underneath, when it opened up. they supported the stocks, they added a pretty rosy you when you consider the washington dooms day. there is a chance the market has gotten oversold. we were down a lot of days in a row. >> that means the market is being created. money managers are awaiting a retreat. now you got one. those are relative. they are all about the way the market works. something on the eve of our 2,000th show tomorrow that you otherwise might not know about. we pride ourselves in telling you tha

this metal here, i can just barely hold it there. why is it i just didn't have the metal and hold that in there? why, gang? because the metal part would get hot and the wooden part wouldn't. and that wooden part wouldn't. but why--and what are we gonna talk about today? heat transfer. heat transfer. and the first kind of heat transfer begins with a c and what is it? conduction. conduction. and it turns out that heat would have been conducted to my hand had i held it here and it would have burned me, that's because metal is a very good conductor of heat. how come i get a wooden handle, gang? because the wood is a very poor conductor of heat. but let's not be so negative. instead of saying poor conductor, we can say good insulator. see, see, you can see it the other way around, okay? it turns out in the metal, all metals got a lose electrons. and those electrons, when you start to heat this up, you--how many people say, "oh, when you put that in a flame, those electrons just kind of hang loose on it?" those electrons are bopping around

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the temperatures are barely going to move today. when we're overcast, when we're wet and have a stiff wind out of the north, north east, there's no way to heat up. you're not going to get the sunshine to heat you up. it's not like we have a wear wind coming in so temperatures fairly stagnant. moisture has been coming in off the atlantic since yesterday afternoon. you see some of these heavier showers here coming through central prince frederick now and in toward eastern charles county, up through north of baltimore. a little bit of this darker green and yellow now west of culpeper through warrenton and central southern fauquier. the stuff by haymarket and gainesville is tracking more northwest so that will get into northern fauquier. a lot less rain than down south and east. there's the lull. let's check with monika samtani now. she has timesaver traffic. >>> i was just being told the very latest information on this incident on the beltway. inner loop side at route 450. the accident actually occurred just south of route 450. we're b

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yahoo topped earnings by a penny on revenue that was just barely shy of expecations. a financial times report says amazon is creating a smartphone with htc. and twitter chooses the new york stock exchange over the nasdaq for its ipo. alan knuckman of trading advantage joins us now. alan, you are watching the d.c. drama. good morning to you. what does the market think? > >actually that's the only thing we want to focus on. focus on what the market's telling us. opinions and people's emotions don't matter. you don't make money predicting events. you make money predicting where you think the market's gonna go and using good risk reward and going after the opportunities when they're there. so we have to learn to look through these kinds of crisis. obviously this is a big big issue but i think the market is really shaking it off. we made new 13 year highs in the nasdaq yesterday. and we saw the s &p come back where it was only down 1% from the all

the great rotation out of bonds barely begun. a lot of upside. >> why do you think the rotation is going to even begin ever? i mean if it hasn't happened to this point amid all of expectations this year it would have started, what's going to force the money out of the bond market and into stocks in a meaningful way? >> i think that what happens here is that particularly in the retail area, but also in institutions get their statements whether it's the end of the quarter, weekly, monthly, realize they're losing on a relative basis not being in stocks. after this year, a lot of the people had a net loss in bond portfolios. i'm not downplaying bonds here but i'm saying that stocks offer more value and their track record looks really good. we've lad two good up years in stocks. the retail area will realize they've been missing out and typically they chase it. >> the argument has been used to justify a lot of the bullishness that we're now seeing in the market which we haven't seen in years. but what do you make of the argument that,

before you try to follow them into the stock, bare in mind they started purchasing the stock at much, much lower levels. they had their first big significant -- this thing was below $75, and most of the position was acquired below $100. they've had -- i actually don't -- i would think if thinking they're going to start peeling out of it. think about it. even if they got their topline revenues in their space they have all the content, up to the level that disney has based on their current margins they're trading 25 times that number. >> you're positioning for a downward move. >> i am. can't short the stock because there's big short interest, and carl's involvement. i think the answer many the high volatility stock is make sure you're selling premium. i'm looking specifically at the november 2 5 clip, and i'm going to use the proceeds to help finance a purchase of the march 275 puts at $18.50. bare in mind this looks like it's down significantly, but this is a stock that has moved significantly. the last time the stock got over $300 and then collapsed about 70%, we were seeing moves in

a couple kicked out of a national park, lost for days and barely survived. kathy and her husband ricky lee joining me via skype. welcome to both of you. kathy, you're speaking from your hospital bed. how are you physically? >> i'm a lot better than i was. i'll tell you that. i finally, i think, in what you call a functions human being again to some degree. it's going to be a difficult recovery, though. >> now, just to let viewers know what happened here, you and your husband, you're from arkansas. you were vacations in big bend park, national park in texas last week but you were thrown out of the park when the federal government shutdown and then an official at the national park suggested you relocate to the state park to continue your vacation and that, ricky, i think is where the trouble started. tell me what happened next. >> well, we picked a trail we thought was a loop and we were under the impression that it wasn't that hard, you know, to do and we took off for a day hike and packed enough water and food for one day and we got about a little over half

a couple kicked out of a national park, lost for days and barely survived. kathy and her husband ricky lee joining me via skype. welcome to both of you. kathy, you're speaking from your hospital bed. how are you physically? >> i'm a lot better than i was. i'll tell you that. i finally, i think, in what you call a functions human being again to some degree. it's going to be a difficult recovery, though. >> now, just to let viewers know what happened here, you and your husband, you're from arkansas. you were vacations in big bend park, national park in texas last week but you were thrown out of the park when the federal government shutdown and then an official at the national park suggested you relocate to the state park to continue your vacation and that, ricky, i think is where the trouble started. tell me what happened next. >> well, we picked a trail we thought was a loop and we were under the impression that it wasn't that hard, you know, to do and we took off for a day hike and packed enough water and food for one day and we got about a little over half

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. >> the coverage is bare? no. it is filled with stuff fed cup overflows and i will show you because so much of what government does is unnecessary. >> did you notice the government shut down? if they don't notice it then just -- "just shut it" that is our show tonight. john: "just shut it" that is a road idea that some people tell me but my hope is this current partial shutdown at -- shut down as the government ceases to operate that some pauses at teaching moment even politicians might realize we don't need all of this sid given that america is going broke we should cut it now. i am probably deluding myself given what i read in the media t not senator lee so you kick started said senator lee obamacare movement that led to the shutdown in you don't think that partial shutdown is a bad thing? >> i say that it is unfortunate we had to get to shut down in theirst place. we should never be in a position amitold we have to funall of government to fund any of government. it should not be an end -- all or anything we usu

this is right near telegraph road barely moving as you travel on the outer loop. that's going to be eastbound 495 toward the wilson bridge and really you're not used to this kind of delay on that side of the beltway. let's go to another live picture. if you're planning to head northbound on 395, these are the folks that are going to head to the outer loop so be aware of that if you're heading out the door into springfield and then alexandria. we'll end with a live look at the beltway north side of town. outer loop slows at the 59 interchange. it will slow past colesville road at route 29 to georgia avenue before the pace picks up slew -- picks up through silver spring. >>> a look at our question of the morning. what do you think about this? most men admit to lying to their partners because of this. what is it? is it a, to avoid a fight, b, to avoid splitting up or c, most men don't lie at all? >> facebook friend wrote i would say c but that would be a lie so i say a. >> we'll have your responses, some more of them and the answer in about 30 minutes. thanks for wat

temperatures barely budging today.rain and drizzle tomorrow and even a few showers this weekend. >>> this has been one of those awful, awful traffic mornings, including the serious crash on the inner loop of the beltway near route 450 where the two left lanes now get by. a serious injury involved as well. major delays. >>> cbs this morning is next with more on the government shutdown and the kidnapping and release of the prime minister in libya. >>> and howard and i will be back in 25 minutes with a live update on traffic and weather. >> if you can't join us live, join us online 24/7 wusa9.com. >> of course we're going to see you tomorrow morning 4:25. howard is back at noon and so is andrea. you guys have a great day. . >>> >>> good morning. it's thursday, october 10th 20rks 13. welcome to "cbs this morning." overnight the taliban kidnapped libya's prime minister. >>> the first day. the closure causes more problems for millions including veterans. >>> plus we go inside alicia keys' private studio. she's got a new job

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>> barely. when he calls in for emergency medical services he describes her as being unconscious, but you do hear her moan, you hear her cry a little bit but don't hear her say anything. >> approximately 25 years old. she's unconscious but breathing. >> do we know why she hit the pole or was it an accident? >> it seems just like an accident. her car was the only one involved in this so far. they're waiting for her condition to improve before they can ask questions as to what caused this accident. as of monday the woman was listed in stable condition. rodriguez did suffer some minor burns to his hand and some smoke inhalation, treated at the hospital and released. >> thank goodness for his thinking on his part and being fearless. he got there in the nick of time. >> all right. the ipad mini give away is coming up in just a little bit. >> but you're going need today's buzzword to win. >> 18 years old or older to win and a u.s. resident. >> it's the rtm ipad mini giveaway coming up in just a little

. >> tim: it's remarkable how infielders make these plays with their bare hands at will now.play. not anymore. pedroia. >> joe: clearly safe. that's a big infield hit because it means that david ortiz gets to face the right hander. two-out here in the seventh. for either a lefty like benoit against ortiz. that's veras. wants the know on the pitch and the swing. >> tim: that's a very good point, joe. if pedroia makes an out, jim leyland has a chance maybe to bring in drew smyly to face ortiz to lead off the eighth inning. pedroia, meanwhile, who tried to steal with ortiz up in the first inning, why not go again now? >> joe: if you can run on pena, an offensive-type catcher. >> tim: and he has had no play. he hasn't had to throw since coming in for alex avila. >> joe: two-run game here in the seventh. pedroia's sizing him up. there he goes! pitch outside. throw down is too late. stolen base and pedroia's at second with two outs. >> tim: pena out to talk. i think what happened is veras shook off the football. he threw the curve and pedroia had a good jump and chose the right pit

the country was against it, congress barely passed it.e all know it took a few years but was eventually repealed. the president was warned to scale down his health reform proposal, but is squeaked through congress. no matter what happens short-term the fight over obamacare is not going to go away anytime cent. the president won the battle, but not the more. the histories is this war won't end until the day republicans once again achieve a majority and regain the white house. someday they will. melissa: be sure to watch this weekend. you can catch it on saturday and sunday. all right. next on "money," twitter ipo ready to take flight. can it go down in flames? the co-founder is here to tell us. plus, tomorrow one of the world's most recognizable brands now she is launching an all new fashion collection this fall. what are heard three secrets to success? advice every business owner needs to year. more "money" coming up. melissa: the tech world is abuzz now that twitter has revealed its billion dollar ipo plan. what does it mean for the rest

. >> the coverage is bare? no. it is filled with stuff fed cup overflows and i will show you because so much of what government does is unnecessary. >> did you notice the government shut down? if they don't notice it then just -- "just shut it" that is our show tonight. john: "just shut it" that is a road idea that some people tell me but my hope is this current partial shutdown at -- shut down as the government ceases to operate that some pauses at teaching moment even politicians might realize we don't need all of this sid given that america is going broke we should cut it now. i am probably deluding myself given what i read in the media but not senator lee so you kick started said senator leebamacare movement that led to the shutdown in you don't think that partial shutdown is a bad thing? >> i say that it is unfortunate we had to get to shut down in the first place. we should never be in a position amir told we have to fund all of government to fund any of government. it should not be an end -- all or anything

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ella trabaja en bares. dijo gabriel hace unos momentos. ella está dispuesto a recuperar a sus hijos, que los quiere recuperar aunque le cueste su relación contigo. >> pues a mí se me hace muy mala onda de ella porque yo a mi mamá le di la espalda por estar bien con ella. >> no, buena onda lo que tú dijiste, que si escoge tiene que escoger entre tú y sus hijos. darle a escoger a una madre entre la pareja y sus hijos, ¿es buena onda? >> pues no. >> yo pensé que sí. tengo que venir con ustedes, por favor. algo tenemos que hacer. >> señora soledad, permítame, claro que los vamos a atender porque hay mucha necesidad de apoyo psicológico para todos. obviamente también es para su hijo con el que yo platiqué. si bien es cierto que nosotros lo entrevistamos y platicamos hacemos un análisis, es un niño que está sufriendo demasiado al igual que yo creo que están sufriendo los otro cuatro porque hay una falta de vínculo, es un factor psicológico que hace a los niños desarmar los porque no siente ninguna figura primaria

it's barely a week since the last migrant boat disit is aer a.he worst claiming 350 lives. >> on saturday the coffins began their journey back to the homes they hoped to escape. there appears to be no end to this desperate human traffic. despite the obvious dangers thousands are still illegal to risk everything including their lives. >> the youth leader expelled from the anc last year is launching his own party. it's called the economic freedom fighters party. they were shot dead by police last year. he is expected to run in next years' presidential election. >>> the african union says none of the leaders will be prosecuted by the international criminal court while they are in oafltion. th office. the organization is pushing to delay the case against kenya's president. he is too face crimes at hague next month. >> african leaders arrive at the headquarters of the african union. they came to discuss the relationship with the international criminal court. which has now taken a turn for the worst. kenyan president was here. he is due to stand trial

inside the trailer she calls home there is barely face for her newborn twins. this is where she lives with her husband and four children. hopes to be relocated to a social housing property quickly fading away. >> they say i'm roma and social housing is for italians. but i'm italian citizen, too. it's not my fault that i was born to roma parents in a camp. i haver a right to a decent ho home. >> one of 400 members who live in an overcrowded camp infested by rats. illness is rife with bouts of hepatitis a and scabsies among children. this camp was built to house 600 people but now twice as many live here in very poor conditions. this was meant to be temporary accommodation, but for most this is now home. a report by amnesty international published on wednesday said in italy there is a two-track housing system that discriminates against roma people. >> they have been condemned several times over the last ten years by human rights, council of europe, the u.n. and they keep doing it. there hasn't been no political way to address the demands of romas. >> reporter: th

average, in 2012, they captured 65% of the vote in their districts, districts where the president barely cracked 37%. they represent only 1/3 of the republicans in the house, and only 18% of the american population. >> these 80 republican letter signers in the house come from districts where obama lost by 23 points. there's no chance that democrats have a shot at holding these republicans accountable by winning their seats. >> reporter: so who are they? congressman tim huelskamp comes from a district where the president didn't even break 20%. he is confident his constituents will support him in the shutdown. >> i'll just say most americans realize they have an impact, they got their mail, they will get their social security check. >> reporter: down in louisiana, bill cassidy came to d.c. the same year that obama was put in the white house. he got 72%. obama 32%. a comfortable enough margin that he argues the shutdown is not about ideology. both congressmen say they won't budge until the democrats budge on the health care law. >> they should not have a gold plated system just for themselv

then for the inland portion of staten island, it is going to act as a bare yes. it is great for them and for the people who were victims of the storm. >> new york city is so vulnerable to storms because much it have is as sea level. now officials are shoring up coastal defenses. one way is to send in rocks like this. the idea is that they will break up waves and protect the beaches from erosion. other beaches they are building sand berms. these are some of the solutions that new york is working on because no one wants to back away from the coast line. >> entrenchment is not an option. we are a city of islands, and we are going to be protecting our shoreline and homes beyond and ensuring that we create a resilient city for the future. >> sea levels are predicted to rise if our climate changes, and new york is not taking any chances. >> too many people in new york feel they have been abandoned after hurricane sandy. when you think of hit musicals, you probably think of new york and maybe london. we are pretty sure, though, you don't think of lagos. but maybe nigeri