milliken's bend was unique when compared to those other two battles because at milliken's bend the majorityof the union force for african-american troops. that was not the case in the other two battles. in addition they were former slaves which again was not the case at the other two battles. milliken's bend today no longer exists. it was washed away years and years ago but there has been a renewed interest. but it was a very small find but an important fight and that is what part of motivated me to write the book. i had to know more and the more i've went on to greater questions i had. there are all sorts of twists and turns to the story, the unexpected things like the black troops thought -- fought well and it's a story that i think has been missing from civil war history for a long time. so that is the end of my formal presentation. i do have a web site where you try to post when i can. there is more information on the battle they are and also links to the e-books if your inches in those and we will open it up for questions. oh i do have to tell you that i'm leaving out an awful lot of s

so, what happens, they hit, they bend, and they sort of bend like this. and they get closer together. so the wavelength gets a little less in here, but the frequency of the waves stays the same. does the frequency of a light wave change when it reflects from a surface, as we talked about before? what evidence do you have that the frequency of light does not change upon reflection? do you have any evidence of that? what evidence do you have that the frequency won't change? check your neighbor. how many people say, "well there's really no evidence of that, it's just in the textbooks and we believe it?" try it, gang. hint, shall i pass this mirror around? if i pass this little mirror around, what would you do with the mirror to find out? look at it. you look at the color of your shirt. and you look at the color, "son of a gun. "hey, the shirt got the same color in the mirror. "wow. the ceiling got the same color. every one thing, everything in-- the same." what's that mean? it means there's no change in frequency, yehey. so if you got a blue shirt and you're

it has to do with different colors bending. and we know why they bend differently, because they got different speeds in the medium, different average speeds. the sun beats down, emits light. why does the sun emit light? honey, those electrons in that sun are shaking like crazy. all kinds of frequencies, okay? and so what you get is you get all kinds of frequencies of light coming down to us. and if we made a graph of the frequencies of light versus the brightness, we'd get something like this. we'd get something like this. over here, you can't even see, that's the infrared. over here, you can't see, that's the ultraviolet. but it turns out that right in here, that's the frequency of light that most of--that is emitted mostly by the sun. and that's right in the middle of our color spectrum. because we start down here with red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet. and guess what's right in the middle, gang? begin with a g, end with a een. try it. green. excellent. all right, all right. green. it's green. green is right in the

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so oh, well, maybe little air molecules can bend steel but not a cat. [laughter] how about it, gang? you know what happened to that cat when it crossed that bridge. in world war ii, that's why they had-- they're up there all the time looking for cats. they might be-- might be some spy. little, little cat going-- take our whole bridge down, man. can't they do it--or something? oh, no, there's no way to protect against the cat's fall. no. we're at the victim of cats. i'm not gonna-- i think, you know--i woke up on a dream recently. i woke up on a dream. and i dreamed that i was gonna cross that bridge and i had, you know, that stones on the radio and everything, and everything going. and all the sudden, i looked down on my dream and i saw cat running right beside me. i mean, talk about waking up on a cold sweat. could you imagine? what could be a more horrible thing to be right in the middle of the george washington bridge and seeing a cat running beside you, right? i'm talking about those calico jobs. the three-calico jobs. you know what i'm talking? oka

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they stand firm on principle and refuse to bend on demands that they give up to fight on obama care and refuse to give in on conditions. their refusal to bend, even at their own peril and that potential problem, sent capitol hill on a frenzy, with a possible, possible technical default. we just got this video moments ago, house members leaving for the night. while on the senate side, leadership has resumed on the senate side saying they are optimistic there is an agreement within reach. different story in the house, where earlier we anticipated a vote that would happen tonight. instead, the house packed up and headed home a little while ago. so what does this all mean? we have team fox coverage, chief correspondent ed henry, and stu varney, and brit hume, senior political analyst, we begin with ed. >> the president is not coming out on camera, not going to say anything, or make any news. clearly no deal tonight. the president is largely on the sidelines, meeting with house democrats today but has not met with any republicans because he has had the stance of not voting directly over the

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now you're gonna bend forward. bend forward pushing into those hips. 3 and 4 now. straighten up. just move your hips. so this should help relieve a lot of pain in your hips the more you move them. you're gonna tuck your tailbone under, so get a good pelvic tilt. pull that tailbone back. tuck it under. pull it back. tuck it under. do a little belly dance. you're working your lower spine. people confuse what their hips actually are. and their hips are a big of muscles starting in the back and going right into the hamstrings. go the other way. you'll need to balance all those muscles and stretch them out and get the blood circulating, which is going to bring in all the healing fluids. bend those knees, shift those hips. deep breathe. bend forward. push right back into those hips. you're gonna get this long stretch. push back, and it makes a long stretch. push back. and start again. center. and hips. and hips. and hips. feet parallel, tuck under. pull back. tuck under. little belly dance and little circles, so i tell people to visualize their spine, and they're just working the lower

bend the leg. and bend it. now you can feel the flexibility now that we've warmed up slightly. know, as i said, we're warming up mentally as well as physically, so you have to get your mind prepared for the workout. then the mind says to the body, "oh, you can do it, you can bend those legs, you can warm up those legs." let's change it. step, and cross, and step, and touch. oh, yeah! and we... do your own arms, kind

then all you hear is steel bending. i got behind the toilet, pushed the toilet all the way back. long story short, i ripped the whole toilet off, wrapped my hands up with my socks, smashed through the glass. he hadn't seen me yet. you know what i mean? get on the tier. now he's screaming. and i'm dragging -- finally get out. all the homeys on the tier are cheering. this dude's just garbage. he's human garbage. he's a serial rape chester. i'm dripping wet with sweat, blood on my hands, and i'm dragging the toilet down the tier. i get in front of his house. he sees me for the first time. he starts from going to that, bragging about being this nasty piece of [ bleep ], he goes just like that. oh, lord in heaven, deliver me from this demon, please, lord. just like that, all of a sudden, he's found god. i start smashing in the glass to get to him. it's halfway in. that's when the whole unit came, guards and all that. they'll tell you, county jail is rough. they despise him too. nobody, cop, nobody likes a chester. >> if the average sex offender must contend with inmates like knighten,

as i was doing that, i could see in the background the trees were just really bending over from the windand i thought, okay, i'm going to pan back over there so that i can maybe catch this tree, you know, really bending. watch this tree. it will start getting real windy in just a second. >> rita doesn't know just how spot-on her camerawork is about to be. >> oh -- >> an explosion of thunder and lightning sends rita scrambling for cover. >> it's, like, boom. i jumped in the house. my camera goes flailing around, and, you know, my mouth shouted out. oh -- [ muted ] it was so instantaneous that my body felt like the bass of a woofer. it's not like anything i've ever felt. >> what you saw on film is one thing. multiply that tenfold, get an idea what it felt like as a witness. something we weren't expecting. >> almost simultaneously, a ball of flames bursts up from where the lightning strikes down. >> in my recollection of things, there were two events. one was a lightning strike, and the second was the fireball. they were probably separated by a time measure that i can't even comprehend. >>

want it show you big bend. this is big bend. and this is what is going on here. there are carriage rides, pumpkin carving, a haunted house. all kinds of activities going on. and there big ben the horse. big ben. and phobes out here for the -- folks out here for the carriage rides. a lot of festivities here until 10:00. we're live here at the sillburn ar-boo-retum. >> thank you, tim. you scared me. >>> the man hired to oversee the fixes to the obama care website has set a date to have the glitches fixed. businessman jeffrey swreets, appointed by the president to fix the website says most problems will be fixed by the end of november. >>> dozens of world leaders outraged by the revelations of the extent of u.s. surveillance. now, the omobama administration is doing damage control with the leaks. tina kraus reports with the fallout from london. >>> germany and france are demanding the u.s. agree to a no-spying deal with their countries by the end of the year. the national security agency reportedly tapped german chancellor angella merkel's cell phone. and accessed t

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she "milliken's bend: a civil war battle in history and memory." viewers to the southern festival in national. my name is nathan and i'm honored to introduce the author. she is an author of several books. she's an archivist, free-lance writer with a master's degree from ohio state university as well as the university of wisconsin madison ms. barnickel works at the national public library in the special collections division. she's here to discuss her new book "milliken's bend" which understand the modules and francis lane three award from the press for the most significant contribution to southern studies in a book published by the press here in 2013. also the current issue of the civil war times magazine called "milliken's bend" stellar and it was hailed by authors s.a. exhaustively researched gem and a model for the future combined battle and memory studies. a little housekeeping. we will have time at the end of the presentation for questions if you do have a question please go to the microphone. at the conclusion of the session, she will be movin

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 way and we were up of water, out of food and it was getting dark, and so we just -- we had to pull up and sleep -- we just laid down right on the ground there and went to sleep and, i said we'll get up the next morning and finish it out. we'll be okay. the next morning we got up and took off, and it was just too -- too much up and downs and then it got hot without water, we just couldn't make it and had to stop short and just left us out there and, you know, we traveled right before dark, a little bit further and actually f

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 way and we were up of water, out of food and it was getting dark, and so we just -- we had to pull up and sleep -- we just laid down right on the ground there and went to sleep and, i said we'll get up the next morning and finish it out. we'll be okay. the next morning we got up and took off, and it was just too -- too much up and downs and then it got hot without water, we just couldn't make it and had to stop short and just left us out there and, you know, we traveled right before dark, a little bit further and actually f

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bend those knees, bend the elbows, lift your shoulders in and out and in, elbows up, pull forward.ll those arms behind you, stretch your chins, and pull. we're going to go back to the beach ball but this time, you're going to squeeze it tight with the arms, release the tension. squeeze it tight and face one leg, both knees bent, go around to your knees. now, you're going to go round to the floor down, right up, roll up, one vertebra at a time. and you're going to push away,

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so you see just past that bend that's where the traffic starts to move more smoothly.on north of the coliseum you're okay. we'll look at the map and show you that. folks trying to avoid it use west 580 or south 880 toward the san mateo bridge. that's getting crowded. the earlier wind advisory cleared from 92 westbound but we have a stall that might be a distraction. sounds like everything is out of lanes but it's off 880 and we have that building volume toward union city out of hayward as well. across the san mateo bridge you're all right. a little slower, the dumbarton is slowing but again, both of those earlier wind advisories lifted. watch for the gusts over the high rise. the peninsula moves smoothly now on 101 and 280. a smooth drive throughout the south bay. we'll show you this down the freeway where traffic is building out of san pablo. a lot of company. 24, that's all right. a couple issues, a stall and a crash so two things as you head to the walnut creek interchange causing a backup into this area. we'll show you a live shot if we can as we see 101 northbound

bend your fingers. and down.uch better if you do these finger exercises every day, really. ok. so now we're gonna start working for the core. ok, drop your head. touch your knees. shift your weight. you're gonna pull one hip back. pull the other hip back. drop your head down and just move side to side. just sway gently and slowly. move up as you're swaying. ok, get those arms up. and breathe,

bend the knee. stretch your leg as much as you can. bend your leg once more. stretch it as much as you can. now you're just going to do a movement of the foot. so you're just twisting your foot, like inverting and everting. so just move that foot around. ok, now arms up. stretch to the ceiling. reach. pull, pull. and if you need to, sit on a riser--encyclopedia britannica. that's very handy. expensive risers but highly interesting. you can read them afterwards. pull. pull that arm back.

stretch, and bend the knee. arms up, bend the knee. and other side. stretch and bend it.p. alternate the arms. it's one, two, three, knee up on four. up. and up. and we're having a great time. hope you're joining us. as we did in the beginning, reach, and up. boy, have we got a workout planned for today. we're going to do it all. and down. did i catch you on that, javose? (laughing) sorry about that. i was busy talking to the friends. turn. okay, alternate the arms. one, two, three, hut. now we can lift the leg a little higher. we've got the juices flowing, the energy going. hut. now we're going to take it into a lunge. and hold it. shoulders and hips forward. other side. and hold it. stretch it. we're going to take it to the side. we'll do that same movement we did before. here we go. knee up, knee down. get ready for a great workout. we're going to work the upper back and the deltoids. make sure that you have the weights. if you don't have them, join us anyway, no problem. the form has to be correct, as i always tell you, because the repetition will come. but if the for

we did not bend the curve whatsoever as far as spending and on a unsustainable debt.are $17 trillion in debt and another $2 trillion on top of that because of the affordable health care act. we are on the path of going to 250% of gdp. this is not sustainable. >> i take your point. >> okay. but that wasn't what i heard when people were talking about shutting down the government. >> sure it was. >> no. they were talk about defunding obama care not because of the deficit. because they think that obama care is bad, it's an intrusion into the rights of people. you heard your colleague earlier about equal rights whether or not the individual mandate should be delayed just as the employer mandate was. >> sure the. so part of the affordable care act we are adding $2 trillion to our budget deficit. that's unsustainable. so we are making the case that something needed to be done with regard to that and all the entitlements and all of our sending. what mick was simply saying is what the law is right now, he was making illusion to is unfair. president obama is sitting in the whit

now, those of you that are not quite comfortable in this position, go ahead and bend one leg.ave less flexibility and feel more comfortable with one leg bent. we'll allow it this time. now with sweeping moves, lean forward. kind of a reach and sweep. arms side to side. side... hold it for two. reach it, and long. and reach it... long. and let's sweep it again. big. now we're going to bring the elbows front... down, and down, and back. and if you don't get your elbow down, well, whatever it is that challenges you is what we want. we're going to bring the arms forward... and back. so we're opening the back and the chest. one arm only. one and the other. and back... and back. reach it... and back. so we're using the back and separating the shoulder blades, and now opening the chest. one more reach... big circle. and now you should be able to deepen it a little because we're warming it up. one hand on the floor... and reach. reach it long, reach it high... and hold it. don't bend. now face the leg, and all the way down, or as far as you can go. with the back flat. let's not collap

ted cruz a pivotal figure in this fight that the democrats will have to bend before october 17th when the government hits its spending limit. >> the debt ceiling has been among the best leverage that congress has -- >> the treasury secretary says that is playing with fire. >> on october 17 that will exhaust our spending capacity and have nothing else in the drawer. >> the house unanimously agreed on saturday to retroactively pay furlowed government workers but those paychecks won't go out until after the shutdown is over. how long that might be no one can say. moore.brian mooar -- >> while the furlowed workers are getting paid, the longer the shut down drags on the longer those employees will have to wait. starting monday lockheed martin will identify 3,000 employees and say the government could increase depending on when the government would reopen. they encourage the employees to use any vacation time. >> the nation's highest court is going to take on potential controversial cases including whether employer sponsored mandated.e can be they will hear which drug should be restricted i

show thirty four could just bend over thirteen billion euros of all she says so each one hundred sixty million degrees with some talk among still to sell something peaceful to france the trouble in search of the song. we've got the future coverage. they're doing whatever they want in syria these days and even the obama administration can do nothing to rein the saudis in and i think the sad answer is that the united states doesn't have the power that it wants. it doesn't have the leverage that it wants tries to work through allies three international organizations and occasionally on its own and deal with the court of public opinion that the best of america. there are there is a lot in the toolbox right now there are not many tools live. right on the scene. first street. and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. would be in the. odd. proximately sixteen percent imports came from illegal fishing. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international

there's that bend of high clouds. once it goes by we'll have sunshine today.so long, mostly cloudy and partly sunny. if it's 51 and raining in seattle. they haven't seen it yet. santa rosa will start at 48, high today and sunshine will win out this afternoon. this cloud deck will move east and south. you have 31 in tahoe, there's a lot of them in the half moon bay. low to mid, everybody is close on these temperatures. higher clouds will be north and south. partly cloudy skies, partly sunny. i expect it to pick up to the south and north bay. highs will be in the 70s, low 80s. 80 nevada, kent field 75, richard monday 70. richmond 70. alamada, that's the spirit, low 80s, santa cruz 76 and 60s on the coast. 77 redwood city and palo alto. it looks warmer tomorrow. ment coast warms up, we'll take that into friday and there's your weekend looking good. >> this morning's jobs report. more important than usual. the payroll processing company says 186,000 jobs were added by companies across the country. that's 14,000 fewer than most economists expected. that could carry

just bend those knees. now swing your arms down, but make sure you're bending the elbows. so we're going from straight elbows to bent. now keep them this way but pull them in. [exhales] now in front. 1. pull them back. [exhales] breathing out. breathing in. [exhales] 'cause if you breath out, you're gonna automatically breathe in. ok, great. so we're doing a waist workout. slenderizing the waist. stretch those arms above your head, bend one knee, and reach for the ceiling, pushing down on those hips. and reach for the ceiling and push down on those hips. while you're working, the whole time you're working, make sure that you're engaging the abs. don't just hang, but pull in the stomach and reach. up. stretch. contract your muscles. pull against the contraction. reach. you're gonna grow. keep going, deeper and deeper. [exhales] up. little deeper. reach. to this side. these are your side extensors and your obliques. now we're gonna add a little rotation. so with one arm, we're gonna stretch it up, reach the other one out and try to touch those fingers. stretch to the front,

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bend for the past six to eight years because we can't find them here anymore. and. the kind of fish is there now only saw dean's. befall we wouldn't eat these danes. we use them as bait for fishing. what i get out of what i'm what we would eat groupers or red mullet tigress and so on they're going to yeah well the saudi and has become a group. maybe god will provide another way of living. but fishing is no longer profitable. for when i would go fishing alone. i'd catch a fish to ten group has. i made a profit and had no troubles. but now you if i get a headache. and i need some aspirin which costs a hundred francs. it's not going to i will ask for help will borrow the money. but when the ships are here we're going to everyone in the business has problems as well as you say molest us when we share the same area in the sea and they destroy our nets. how many boxes of fish if you caught four boxes of fifty kilos each of really nothing how much would you sell them for. fourteen thousand francs about twenty one euro's for each box. but it's barely enough for the fuel it'

in two weeks notre dame in south bend host ing the usc trojans at 6:30 eastern.cept on the west coast your local news followed by a new "saturday night live" with host and musical guest miley cyrus. another shamrock series victory for the irish of notre dame. for mike mayock and alex flanagan this is tom hammond saying so long from arlington, texas. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good evening, i'm diane dwyer. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. we're on at this time because of the notre dame football game and we begin tonight not with football but baseball. the oakland a's facing the tigers. a sellout 50,000 strong. we're live in oakland with more on that. kimberly. >> reporter: we just got a count. 48,000 fans here tonight, creating a sea of green and gold inside the oakland coliseum. and many of them life-long fans. >> i watched this whole field be full of water. >> reporter: this napa couple has been a's fans for decades. gerry says she was a season ticket holder before she married her husband, ron. any predictions for the season? >> we're going to win. >> reporte

have you made it around the bend, bob? from the north direction, good morning to you.we got on university, we're on the east shore expressway westbound 80 that is approaching the powell street exit. you can see it's not a pretty picture there in the background where you start to get in the maze. so my suspicion is by the powell street emeryville exit near ikea, it's a good 20 minutes, maybe more to get to the bay bridge toll plaza. you see a lot of brake lights. if you're looking at westbound 580, westbound 80 and 880 north into the maze it's heavier than normal and heavier earlier. this sus not come as a surprise. we're aware that b.a.r.t. serves 400,000. they are taking to the cars, hitting the roads. you've got these extra people on the roads. so predictions of traffic being bad wasn't hard to predict. you can see those are unfortunately coming true if you haven't gotten on the roads, i don't know what to tell you except you're going to have a long drive. you can see here we are stuck in the maze at 630. traffic would be going faster than this and it's not. >> hang

the next few days we see the numbers slowly bending back up toward 60. it will take awhile and, again, probably maybe getting to 60 on sunday prefly. of course, if you have a daytime high of 60, that means one hour at 60 and the rest of the day in the 50s. cool outlook, so it does look milder. don't get too excited. >> lice may get stuck in your hair. . >> and i want to walk with you. how you can tell if a man is in love just by how he walks. >>> we're working with the university of maryland medical center midtown campus talking about diabetes. >> we also treat thyroid problems, adreen -- adrianal problems, sexual dysfunction. >> tell us about thyroid disease. >> there's hyperthyroidism, overprod shurks-- overproduction and with can check them out. >> the doctor will be with us until 6:30. the number to call is 410-481- 2222. >>> every time you fly, you have to watch the save th precautions. we have more. >> reporter: history's most iconic speeches have some memorable lines. four score and seven years ago, blessed are the meek. i have a dream. make sure

45 years. >> magritte lived a secluded life and he died in 1967, but his whimsical, playful, mind-bendingges had already been embraced by popular culture. his apple was the inspiration for the beatles apple record logo and rockout covers mimicked his design. >> and how about this eye? looks familiar? >> when someone asked him what he thought about cbs appropriating his painting, the false mirror of the eye filled with sky, the famous eye was based on his painting. >> on his painting. >> and he sort of felt indifferent about it because cbs ended up with was just a symbol on a background that was aiming to start something or brand something where his painting had no purpose other than poetry. >> billionaire and avid collector wilbur ross understands that poetry, he owns 25 magrittes. >> even andy warhol had a magritte and i think you can argue that pop art couldn't have occurred while magritte, freeing magritte whoever would have painted a soup can. >> are you the largest private collector of magritte? >> i don't know, probably the most active one right now. >> right. >> it is when you get

a>> reporter: kathy and rick mcfarland wanted to hike at big bend national park in texas but told to leave because of the government shutdown. instead they decided to go to a state park they never hiked. by nightfall they were lost. >> we discovered there had been quite a bit of rain, and flash flooding that had knocked a lot of the trail markers out of the way. >> reporter: the experienced hikers spent three days in the blistering heat. kathy could barely walk so they decided to separate. >> i couldn't push on. we were in pretty dire straits at that point. >> one of us has to go. because if we stay there we're going to die. there was no way around it. we said our i love yous and she -- wanted me to tell the kids make sure to -- that she tried. >> reporter: mcfarland, a news photographer saw something in his camera lens. it was a reflection from a war windshield. using a zoom lens he followed the reflection and reached rescuers. it took two more days to find kathy, she was only about a mile from where the couple had started their hike. >> we stopped and we just listened and heard a f

it's okay as long as they can bends their legs and move their hips. >>> gardening can help people live longer. 4,000 seniors that stayed physically active like doing gardening were more healthier. the most healthy had 20% lower risk of heart attack and 30% lower risk of dying earlier. >>> smokers think about quitting on one particular day of the week. doctors at san diego state university looked at four years of google searches and find most people search on mondays. they are not sure why the first day of the week seems to hold significance. >>> be sure to check in with wjz eyewitness news today at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. confusing and applied unevenly. the mother of trayvon martin testifies before the senate. >> i have been imprisoned by allegiant airlines for over nine hours. i am outraged. >> stuck in a plane for 11 hours. passengers express anger online. so, will it make a difference? join us for these stories and all the day's breaking news today at 4:00 after dr. phil. >> stay with us, the five-day forecast is coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back. beautiful shot past harbor w

he says he won't bend on this. of course, he will have to at the 11th hour.t afford to be remembered as the first president who defaulted or allowed a condition to which it could happen. so i think what we just heard in that sound byte was he pointed to an exit ramp for the speaker. he basically says, well, i i said i won't negotiate while the debt ceiling is hanging over us. so you give me a three-week extension. boehner has said i won't give in on this and give him a clean extension. so it won't be a clean extension of the debt ceiling. it will be i'll give you three weeks, but you got to give me a committee. he told how he wants it it structured. 20 members, i'll give you the agenda, it it will be attached. so it will be a conditional extension. i think the president gets away and he finesses it. we know what happened the last time around. they had a supercommittee that didn't succeed. that's the way you avoid the disaster from the president's perspective. boehner has said all i want is negotiation. he would get it. >> the reason they are not even calling

the car goes around the bend into the spectators at the cafe.pole. the pole splits in half. apparently six people were injured, apparently life threatening. right now they're trying to figure out what caused this crash. >> there's no one to their right and no one to their left. how crazy that is where the crash ended. >> what's crazy, three weeks earlier in the same area during a rally race, another crash very similar, this time, though, people were able to get out of the way. these people were able to get out of the wave but the car eventually stands up on the building there. it's awesome to be that close but you also have to make sure you're in a safe spot. they looked like they were in a safe spot, at least in the first video. >> this video you are not going to like. >> oh. what was that, like a street performer? >> yeah. he's doing his thing. the worst part is when this dummy pushes the performer, he lands on the little girl watching the performer almost l kind of thing and a full-size prn coming down on a little girl. >> in a costume. who k