. >> reporter: kirtis baxter owns a home construction company in phoenix.gal immigration impacted your business? >> yes. >> reporter: how? >> the bidding of jobs. we on lose jobs, definitely. it costs us. i know people have gone out of business because of it. >> reporter: baxter hires legal immigrants and says it's hard to compete with others who employ cheaper, illegal labor. of the 156 million workers in the nation's labor force, 8.2 million are undocumented immigrants. baxter says president obama's plans to secure the border don't go far enough. >> i think before you figure out what you can do with who's here, you definitely have to stop the flow of people that are still coming in. >> reporter: baxter head a group called riders u.s.a., which is strongly anti-illegal immigration. rusty childress says the president is exceeding his authority. >> there's no sense in not allowing congress to pass laws which by the constitution that is their duty, not the president of the united states. this is not supposed to be a one-man government. >> reporter: more than t

have the senior vice president and from stevenson london i didn't odom for the series 2014 c bonds baxter and berry was chosen as managing underwriter and dean as co-managers here today representing those firms are vincent and baksz take care ma collateral and our senior vp and the senior advisor our next steps in the issuance have november 18th will be the final commission acts and the commission will consider approval of the preliminary official statement and that will the final action prior to the bond and also there will be a meeting of finance authority that will approve the redeems agreements the bonds currently outstanding were issued by that authority so it will be an agreement with the financing authority and the commission or the ocii and the trust that takes care of the actual nuts and bolts and we can't guarantee if that comes through we'll prices the bonds in early perhaps the first week and prior to december authenticating is our goal of the transaction that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> thank you madam secretary are there any speaker cards. >> no speaker cards. >

>> seth: now, you play baxter. >> yeah. >> seth: so, you played a badger and a baxter.ioned for "mom," the character's name was baxter. i was actually in the audition room. i was like, "this is such a stupid name. i'm probably going to get it." [ laughter ] because i always play characters with really stupid names. >> seth: yeah, well, that worked out. and now, when you're on a show as iconic as "breaking bad," do you still get recognized for badger? >> to be honest, i'm a real tall weird looking guy with a really weird -- >> seth: thanks for being straight with me. [ laughter ] >> i know who i am. and my voice is also weird. so, if someone sees me, they'll be like, "oh, is that -- " and then, i talk and they go, "that's him." [ laughter ] so, it happens every single day. >> seth: of all of your great acting, and you're a wonderful improviser -- the thing of your career that i miss, that i'm so upset about, is you were a roller skating champion. would you call yourself a champion? a competitor? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: so, talk me through this. >> okay, so for you

location manager charley baxter was not there.oments after filming began just before 4:30 p.m., this dream sequence turned into a nightmare. >> i don't know who yelled anything, all i know, i heard and i saw the train. and you just immediately started running. >> reporter: the train, with two locomotives and 37 freight cars, barreling down the track at an estimated 57 miles per hour. >> i saw the light of that train. it was like the train was right there. so you had seconds to figure out what you were going to do. >> sarah was trying to get the equipment off the track as a good camera person would because it's expensive, camera equipment. >> reporter: cast and crew had to run toward the oncoming train along this narrow pathway to save their lives. joyce saw randall miller and another crew member trying to yank the hospital bed off the tracks. >> when i realized that i couldn't get to land, that's when i ran to the side, and held onto the iron girder. and i prayed that i didn't get hit by the train. the pressure from the wind from

steven baxter says he's been communicating with someone who takes responsibility for the threats.ormation that he did it for a sick thrill but that he meant no harm. this person did send apology e- mails to officers and the school so they can't say for sure he's the suspect. >> we can't rule it out. but i can't validate this is the actual person. >> reporter: the person claims to be a 16-year-old honor student with an interest in technology. someone who sames -- someone who says he's never even seen a gun. >> if all of the information in the tweets is true, that really helps us narrow the field. >> reporter: police have interviews two persons of interest. so they say they're pursuing other leads now. in the meantime students and their families are trying to focus on school. >> people are feeling like really scared. >> it concerns me a lot that we're living in the unknown really. >> reporter: steven baxter believes the person he corespondent with is the person responsible and a student. >> the tone of all of this really sounded like a high school student. >> we're going to do it in

ken baxter was first in line to get his ticket. >> i did pay $200,000 for my ticket and i have been offeredmillion. i have no intention of selling it or getting a refund. i'm ready to rocket into outer space. >> all 400 engineers who work here and i think most people in the world would love to see the dream living on. >> reporter: nbc news has an agreement with virgin galactic to televise the inaugural flight with paying passengers. the future of the flight may depend on findings and potential recommendations of ntsb. >>> a day after halloween but we are getting a taste of what may be in store this winter. the south is getting hit with early season snowfall. we are seeing brutal winds and heavy rain storms. here's nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: call it snowvember. this may look like a mid-winter scene far up north, but this was today in south carolina, the earliest snow on record in parts of the south. from sugar mountain, north carolina, to parts of georgia. and while chicago is known as the windy city, on friday wind gusts of up to 65 miles an hour took down light poles. and whipped

military authorities are saying that an air and ground offensive has been launched to try to take baxterack -- bac territories taken by boko haram. refugees are coming in from different parts of the state from outlying villages who are afraid that the fighting may spread to their own villages. >>> four african heads of state are due to arrive in burkina faso capitol. the u.n. and the african union are threatening sanctions if the army doesn't give control of the transitional government and appoint a new leader. the military took over on friday when protests forced the president to resign. malcolm webb has more. >>> the current military ruler has promised a quick hand over to a transitional authority that he says will be constitutional. riots is likely to hit the streets again if power is handed over to soldiers. meanwhile, political opposition are also calling for a swift handover. just a short while ago, isaac met with kings and queens of the various ethnic groups there burkina faso to try to win hearts and minds there. those are influential figures if civilian rule doesn't come back pr

ken baxter was first in line to get his ticket. >> i did pay $200,000 for my ticket. and i've been offered a million dollars. and i have no intention of selling it or getting a refund. i'm ready to rocket to outer space. >> reporter: branson still believes his company can take us there. >> all 400 engineers who work here, and i think most people in the world would love to see the dream living on. >> reporter: and nbc news has an agreement with virgin galactic to televise the inaugural flight with paying passengers. the future of that flight, at least it's timing, may depend in part on the findings and potential recommendations of the ntsb. they're expected to talk about what they found today later tonight. lester. >> all right. jacob, thank you. >>> it's just the day after halloween, but we're already getting a real taste of what may be in store this winter. the south is getting hit with early-season snowfall. and elsewhere we're seeing brutal winds and heavy rainstorms. here's nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: call it snowvember. this may look like a mid-winter sc

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mrs.john baxter's shot of autumn colors with flakes on them. this is from yesterday.nearly 16 in. of snowfall. it is off of that highly reflective snow-covered that you tend to get these cold air masses. the sunlight coming in is reflecting back out into space. here's another feature of cold air masses. little instability ". we're looking west from the hancock building. these are clothes that may spit some snow flurries at us. clouds that may spit some snow flurries. an early season winter blast. an interesting analysis looking at these sold 40 degree day is that we've had in chicago this early in the season. 55 years to find as long or longer streak of so the 40 degree days. even colder air is underway next week. the trunk of cooler air comes in before a warm-up. that one could set some records. temperatures in the coming days could be as much as 20 degrees below normal. this is pretty healthy cooler air. dropping temperatures to 19 this morning. these are of furloughs at the chicago park ridge valparaiso in michigan city. the crowds coming in on the north side of th

troops will be indefinitely but thinking baxter's 2010 but it is the centerpiece of the of look in response to obama as announcement for withdrawal. it is a look from the end of the beginning to assess the beginning of the end in 2010. mentally and emotionally as they say they pivoted away from afghanistan. even though the troops are still there to fight and kill and die the mood of the country is moving to other priorities like the war in syria. this is an attempt to look at the war through the lens of the afghan people and has been marketed from the very beginning for the hearts and minds in the muslim world. i was frustrated like many americans by how the u.s. media was so focused on the troops and their experience. you can really cover a war of without looking up the troops for looking at these civilians. that is what the media had been doing since 2001 in news media has then melting down financial aid that it is hard work and dangerous in the lot of cowardice but it is a lot more fun to drive around. select one to introduce my colleague whom i have known for about 20 years because at t

baxter, i think you're a good writer, in these latest columns clueless.ing it up to your being tired and maybe sugar deprived. what makes you think history repeats itself in this case? because it always does in almost every case. then gh, i cannot give credence to your entire idea albeit i can say i will rating nonetheless. in actualualty, you're generally yourself not certain of your assertion. in any case, iiated looking at it. (?) what? anyway, babylon writes: only you among all your otherwise rational fox colleagues would choose to jump on republicans in their finest hour. have you no shame. babylon, with a name like that, have you especially no sense of history? i've always said on this show and written on this website, not to mention two best-selling books that life is fleeting. things over which we obsess change very quickly. sure things become not so sure. stuff like that. capeesh? which reminds sarah in new york city, italian numb nuts what makes you think republicans will fall out of favor? because this is the fourth time in ten years a major pa

the military authorities are saying an air and ground offensive has been launched to try to take baxterersken by boko haram in the last week. mobi was a piece for the army trying to take overplaces controlled by boko haram. refugees are trooping in from different parts of the state from mubi from outlining villages who are afraid that the fighting may sort of spread to their own villages. >>> hundreds of people protested after a general was sacked days after the president died. on the line now political analyst who is in the area. is this move by the acting president going to be enough to get people off of the streets and quell their anger? >>> it certainly has that effect already. the rioting that was experienced last evening has not recurred today. and the statement has been issued signed by the acting president and also the secretary general of the party appealing to their membership to [ inaudible ] mourn the death of the president and have [ inaudible ] addressed after the burial next week. >> many thanks indeed. . >>> in burkina faso the african union envoy has held a series of meeti

thanks very much, alice baxter. stay with us here on "bbc world news." to come, we welcome blondie live frto the "gmt" studio. they're here to talk music and their new exhibition about the early days of punk. >>> you're watching "bbc world news." i'm karin giannone. our top stories this hour, americans are voting in midterm congressional elections, which may see a switch in the balance of power in washington. >>> the ukrainian president petro poroshenko has called an emergency meeting of his security chiefs after unauthorized elections in the east of the country. >>> now, let's talk about this face. 40 years ago in new york, a young photographer called chris stein met singer debbie harry. they formed the band blondie and went on to have hits. they were a couple for 15 years and continued to work together after their breakup in 1989. chris and debbie herself, i'm pleased to say, are with me here to talk about their music and the opening of a new exhibition on the early days of punk, featuring dozens of remarkable photos of that new york scene taken by chr

. >> when they get sued by baxter, that's not a bad thing.be people think they're not going to prevail. volumes go up as well. >> we have a pop here for turkey bowling. terky bowling. folks in cincinnati have found a striking way of saying thank you. using turkeys as bowling balls. they could use their butterballs. sadly, no turkey's life was spared. the kingpin contest was for a good cause. >> that's a great charity. what else do they have to do in cincinnati? >> you know who's singing the song? surf and byrd by the trash men. >> wow. >> not georgia. >> saturday light from athens, georgia. >> and the b 52s. >> bitcoin black friday. they're expecting 1200 merchants to participate which will double the number from $6 million. some offering deals will be new days. overstock.come a big cheerleader of bitcoin will not be participating. they will have bitcoins on their own site. the price isn't as cheery. we've been talking to bitcoin for years, years now. >> right. >> the theory had been the more bitcoin is used, that will support the price. we'v

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we will pass a budget baxter.ething that our friends across the aisle have failed to do since 2009. and here's something that i don't think anybody will excuse or defend. how can it be that every small and large business that america has to pass the budget and when families have to have a budget so that they can become a priority and how they can most effectively utilize their income. but they have to that the united states congress does not. maybe that is not practiced practice in my view and it has to end and it will end next year. now, i know that republicans and democrats continue to have policy disagreements and no one is suggesting that is not going to happen, but this is the place where those are getting voted on and the majority will actually pass the legislation and those will be largely if not almost entirely bipartisan majorities of course by definition and we know that the democrats by and large continue to support the affordable care act and the republicans continue to believe that it was a mistake an

. >> one of my girlfriends was taking care of my yellow lab, baxter. used to. he was on there, and he won't get down. he starts crying. about 10 minutes later, he was scared to get down >> do you have stairs for him to get down? >> no. he's not allowed up there. >> don't encourage him. >>> the story everyone is talking about, straight out of your favorite christmas cartoon. >> it's not bad at all, really. maybe it just needs a little love. >> well, the whole touwn wanted this ugly tree out, but now it's getting the charlie brown makeover. the man behind it join us live. >> and president obama says he acted on fix a broken system, but our next guest says it has nothing to do with that. so why did he really take executive action? ♪ for over a decade, doctors have been prescribing nexium to patients just like you. for many, prescription nexium helps heal acid-related erosions in the lining of the esophagus. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarr

. >> this is baxter bear and myself dressed at lady liberty. >> were you cold?y was last year. >> who is that? >> i don't know. >> incredible hulk. it came with a mask but i couldn't breathe. i was suffocating on the chemical that was inside. i had to pull it off in the interest of health. >> you have either been juicing or creatine. >> i'm all about the shortcut it's what makes him angry turns into the hulk. >> viewer pics this morning. all of your kids dressed up, you know, in whatever outfits. the crazier the better, personally. ff weekend on facebook. post them out there and show them throughout the show this morning. >> here is a pretty appraising story, sharyl attkisson was at cbs many years, investigative property there and spent the last couple of years at the network investigating benghazi. a couple years ago she started to notice all kinds of strange electronic things happening in her life. her computer was acting oddly, weird sounds on the telephone. check this out. this is video she took with her cell phone. that's her computer screen. it's open, she