. >> bill barnicle to come up here, please? >> yeah. and bill, is a san francisco resident and a life long resident and he graduate fromed lincoln high school and spent 29 years in the air force and after got out he became active in the community and he was the past president of the outer urban street merchant association and is also currently under the board of directors and he also is very active in the community and he is part of the lincoln, high school pto and also saint ann's pto and also a member of the chief small business advisory forum and one of the things that i would like to acknowledge is the support that bill always gives the san francisco police department, and for the past few christmases he is like santa claus and is he soliciting the toys and he has brought hundreds of toys to give us to so that we can give them to the kids. the other things that he has done is he is always supporting the police officers, he doesn't know about today. this is a surprise. we asked him to come here because it was 9/11 and we wanted his s

barnicle said if you had to watch the lion, you would pay anything to get the beer. in carolina. carolina panthers 27 cents an ounce, less than half of what it costs in detroit. mr. karins and weather. what do you want to talk about, rip the red sox, make fun of sanch sanchez. steal somebody's milk money. >> how much do you have on you? >> empty pockets. >> empty pockets. >> good. >> unfortunately, brian, have to talk about something more serious. boulder, colorado, beautiful place. they're vulnerable to flash floods. last night they got nailed. talking historic flash flooding in boulder and "the denver post" is reporting one fatality because of this. the campus is closed there today and we're still waiting for daylight to see how bad this flooding was but three homes have collapsed too and the water continues to rise reports of about two or three dams have been breached and the possibility of failure so big serious situation out there in boulder, colorado. yesterday, of course, it was 97 in boston. second hottest day of the entire summer was yesterday. today, though

our twitter question by the way, barnicle, this is for you. cassette tape. 50 years old. >> i still use it. >> you use vinyl, i'm sure. so we want to nknow -- we used o have elvis presley lps in my house actually do you have any cassettes lying away the house? what are they? my wife has some mix tapes from high school she will not throw out. #way too early. best answers later in the program. and still ahead, taking team spirit to a whole new level. the play that saved the day for a brazilian soccer team, but it had unintended consequences. plus the controversial moment a wheel of fortune that cost the comes ten tapt a chance at a million bucks. >>> words of a terrorist appear in one of america's most distinguished news papers this morning. the publication of the unabomber's manifesto is the work of the "washington post" and the "new york times". the document calls for worldwide revolution against industrialized society. this man is about to be the millionth customer. would you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him a

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i'd grow barnicles if i could. i come here and i just want to be in the water.s about producing and making thing. and this is just 100% play. and you're out in the sun, and there are turtles and i've played with the humpback. it's the wind and the water. it's absolutely brilliant. >> being a kid that grew up in canada, what kind of kid were you? did you like open space? >> absolutely, yeah. i grew up on, like, the side of a mountain. my dad found these old log cabins in ontario, numbered them so he could remember how they went back together, put them on a truck, shipped them back, put the well up the hill so we had gravity feed, and then we'd have kerosene lanterns and the wood stove. and in the '70s and even the '80s in quebec, the power would go off a lot, and we'd be fine. we'd have hot and cold running water and showers. so it was like we didn't miss a beat. >> i want it work on things that help improve the world, and that's really big for me. i think that we have such a beautiful planet and incredible animal. i just think that there's a better way it live o

mike barnicle joins the table as well.en, good to see you. >> great to be here. >> start with the broncos, 52 points, peyton manning is doing whatever he wants, whenever he wants. they're just steam rolling their way through the nfl. >> peter king told me last fight this is the best four-game stretch that peyton manning has ever had in his entire career over 200 games. these four games, the best ever combined in a four-week span. the thing with the broncos is, they can inwith, they can win every game in the regular season. people want to know if they can get it done in january because they failed last year and peyton manning has a mixed history in the period of time season. single elimination, maybe you're not as good as you are. they're going to roll through the regular season, postseason is where it matters. >> are they the best team in football? >> i think it's them, and then a huge gap and then you start getting into the seattles and anybody else. and then after all that there's a huge gap and the jaguars. >> yeah. tha

>> i think i was 82 and barnicle was 85.t they're doing this well in september, is stunning. >> yeah. >> and i still -- i am still kind of a nonbeliever but they are legit. take a look at last night. the tigers some say the most talented team in the american league. the red sox hit a franchise tying 8 home runs. will middlebrooks hit a grand slam, big papi, david ortiz, two home runs, and his 2,000th career hit. 20-4. i don't like running a score up on a team you might face later. >> we like detroit. >> we don't like the tigers though. i say run the score up. >> as we did. take a look at the catch in the fourth. shane victorino, into foul territory to make a grab. after the play helps a woman -- he'll pick up her cell phone. people picked him up. help out with the cell phone. watch the woman in the back there. you see what happened? right there. some guy is cheering, i do the know what he was doing, but he slapped a beer in her face. >> good thing she had the by focals on. >> i kid. >> i love fenway. >> fenway is fantastic.

mike barnicle, john heilman and brian shakman are at the table.e juxtaposed the two key statements the president made yesterday. >> right. >> there is some criticism about the tone or about the timing or the fact that no one considered cannesling the event. >> you know, they seemed to have had struggles getting it right timing-wise. i've been having this song many my head when watching this white house over the last couple weeks, that song "just can't seem to get it right today." their timing has been off on everything, whether you want to start with the speech to the nation, which, by the time they gave it seemed frankly out of date the minute he gave it. right? it was no longer the speech he intended to give. there was potential deal with the russians at the time. and he didn't even get to that part of the speech until the end of the speech. so the opices and the timing was off there. then look at the interview he granted to abc. he granted it on the friday rather than on the saturday so he gives the interview, saturday the actual deal gets cut

moves like this aren't long of -- david barnicle said he think as breakup is in order.s we're less likely to see one, guys. analysts looking forward to that meeting in just a couple days, looking for bigger changes. >> speaking of analysts. for more on what microsoft's big div hike means, richard sherlund. >> good morning to you, carl. >> is it disappointing? is it that investors want more down the road? >> it increases the yield to 3.4% from 2.8 p%. it's signaling more ongoing changes in corporate governance in microsoft. you've seen a board seat for activist value act. i think you're going to see more changes in the composition of the board and independent directors are starting to engain directly with shareholders. i think it's important in that is signals a change in worp prapt government. you've got a company that generates 25 to 30,000 a year in positive precash tlo. >> farce the breakup of the company, i don't think mcdonald's should break up fries from hamburgers and chicken mcnuggets. i don't think microsoft should break up tools. you could spin off your search

. >> her new book, "a house in the sky" retells the harrowing story and mike barnicle nancy snydermanme out of the worst conditions possible. >> i spent 460 days in absolutely horrific conditions. to survive that it required me to go pretty deep within myself. to see what i was made of. and what helped me survive day in and day out was you know, choosing gratitude for small moments. and not allowing an accumulation of hate and rage and anger to build up inside of me. you know for my own survival. and so choosing forgiveness and cultivating a sense of compassion became important to me when i was in captivity, both to have a sense of understanding why what was happening to me was happening. i had these teenaged boys and young men who had abducted me, who were very much products of their environment. young men who were completely shaped by the war and the violence around them. i understood that very clearly. so when i came out and speaking about the choice to forgive. it did surprise a lot of people. but coming from that place of understanding, you know their environment, that my captors

scrape off any barnicles. these are rope mussels which are usually cleaner.til the mussels first open up. then i'm going to show you how to make this. we're going to take two sticks of butter. that's enough for two people, isn't it? one for each. so we're going to put a little to bassco, worcester, lemon, shallots, garlic, fennel and parsley. we mix that up into our softened butter. we've made a little ahead here to keep things moving. we've seen the mussels, we've cooled them. then we're going to put the mussels right on there. this is great because you can make them ahead of time until your guests come. all you need to do is just melt the butter over the mussels and you have your wonderful mussel dish. it's great. >> is that what we're eating here? it looks so different. >> oh, my gosh, it's delicious. >> you put your butter on top. voila, into the oven. it's delicious. >> how long do you cook them? >> just two or three minutes or maybe 30 seconds under the broiler, just so it melts. our next dish, classic dish. >> bring that over. >> and the good news is w