betsy also wants to show the performances to her niece in wyoming.e of her students suggest youtube. >> i said youtube, what's that? that's how out of it burnell and i are. the first day it has 71 hits. then it started. we didn't know what the term "viral video" meant. the next thing you know, it's a million. >> nora's videos are so popular they come to the attention of a lithuanian composer. >> he performed for the chamber in lithuania for the children. he wanted to do an orchestra piece that is based on nora's playing the riffs that she plays. >> and thus the catcerto is born. >> i think this is the first time that a concerto has been written for an animal. i think it only exists because of the internet. >> when posted on the internet, the catcerto receives more than 100, hits and in 2009 she wins an aspc award for an honor. >> it's nice to see a cat succeed. >> they're creating t-shirts and calendars and books featuring nora. >> i'm going to write a positive life philosophy book. it's called "nora's piano life guide for how to make every day a cat

just be careful. >> reporter: betsy sherman says her home was once broken into. >> i freaked out.: bent is i says about two years ago several -- betsy says about two years ago several cars were burglarized on this same street. tony scardino's was stolen out of his driveway. >> there were four the night of my car. we don't if it was a gang initiation. they stole my sunglasses. >> reporter: most people think the east church falls metro station has something to do with their crime waves. >> i think it's kids that come out of metro and they've targeted this area and get back home afterwards carrying their backpacks, look like school kids. who is going to stop them? they get on the metro and go and sell it on the street. that's my feeling about it. >> falls church step, arlington county and metro transit police are all on the case. so far the burglar or burglars have not been caught on surveillance video. officials hope that changes if they strike again. >> bob barnard tonight. >>> a virginia man is accused of spying on syrian protesters in washington and sending the message back to th

heavens to betsy well i never. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. sorry. i meant to say you sound like a... going to income inequality you eric cantor 300 empty seats feels like this. out. next story. >> s i can report that as promised the rest ofur o troops in iraq will come home by the end of the year. after nearly years america' will find me... ( cheers and applause ) wooo! yes. it's finally over. let me tell you this.ailed to do it by virtue of decided that it wasn't that importantor >> this w obama aeal. >> i think it's a mistake. >> the president has been a failure when it comes to foreign policy. >> jon: bringing soldiers home. then they're going to come and take our jobs. yeah what is obama doing of iraq by the end ofyear 11. who's stupid i the request of the iraqi government, elected government. there that will be met such as troops out of the cities by '09. then there's a benchmark at the end of the agreement. >> jon: all right. the status of forces agreementthe iraqis.er what was the benchmark agreement that shall withdraw no later december 31 o

my name is betsy bertwick. i am the director of san francisco youth works. here we go. couple of weeks ago i went to meet with phil and ginsberg to present an award to the recreation and park department for our long-standing partnership that has benefited at this point hundreds of youths in the city of san francisco. when i presented as he asked me to come here and speak briefly providing an introduction to our organization and partnership. we are city internship program created by willie brown in 1997 to address a tremendous demand for youth employment opportunities, demand that is still among young people the highest-rated demand that they have four resources from the city. we place hundreds of youths annually and have placed 4500 use over the past 13 years. this program exposes young people to careers in city government and serbs people from all over san francisco. fortunately we have strong partnerships with a number of departments in the city, and today we will talk about the one with recreation and park. for the past 13 years rec and park department has provided s

. >> reporter: betsy sherman says her home was once broken into. >> oh, my gosh, i freaked out. i absolutely freaked out. >> reporter: betsy says about two years ago, several cars were burglarized on this same street. tony scardino's was stolen. >> there were actually four. we don't mow if it was a gang initiation. >> reporter: most think the east metro station has something to do. >> i think it is kids that come out to the area and get back on the metro and carrying their backpacks, look like school kids and they go hem and they sell it on the street. that is my feeling about it. >> reporter: bob barnard, fox 5 news. >>> the new movie, the three musketeers opens next week. kevin mccarthy went to london to interview the stars of the movie. >> that is next. stay with us. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower

heavens to betsy, well, i never. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. hold on. i'm sorry. sorry. i meant to say you sound like a... seriously you're going to give a speech about income inequality but you cancel it? i guess to eric cantor 300 empty seats feels like this. the poor have been working out. next story. >> so today i can report that as promised, the rest of our troops in iraq will come home by the end of the year. after nearly nine years, america's war in iraq will be over. >> jon: it's over. find me... ( cheers and applause ) wooo! yes. it's over. it's finally over. oh, man. let me tell you this. woo-hooo. >> they either failed to do it by virtue of ineptitude or they decided that it wasn't that important politically or otherwise. >> this was a failure by the obama administration to close the deal. >> i think it's a serious mistake. >> the president has been a failure when it comes to foreign policy. >> jon: bringing soldiers home. then they're going to come and take our jobs. yeah, what is obama doing pulling our troops out of iraq by the end of the year 2011. who's s

my name is betsy. i lived at no. 4 mccormick. we live in this house. >> we need you to speak into the microphone. >> we lived at no. 4 mccormick, right there. your documents recommend against the discretionary review. this is a tall one story building. in fact, it is a short two-story building. these were our neighbors at no. 2, which were compared in height to the new project. we have lived in the house since 1989. among this addition was added, we work with our neighbors and their architect to make sure that shuttles were not cast in such a way it blocked our tiny deck in the back. what is behind us, if you look up here -- this is a body shop that runs the whole length of our hourly. with so many shadows cast, they fall across the brick wall, not across an alley or other properties. you can see all of these are relatively short, compared to the other buildings. i have also taken -- i do not know if that is good to work. i tried to make these big. this was taken from carolyn and bill lee's apartment. they back up to this propert

when we interviewed betsy cannot betsy, but they to los the students today have a different sound of their writing about. not carolina. right stores every seven. yet their places are and a great stretch malls and the cities that have changed dramatically since i was born and says those authors were born that we read about in this book. they grow seven. but it's still a 17. the tensions of there. i think shelby was really right about this overall picture of how seveners to pay very close attention to the history or very close to the families. families bay, as is extended family. have a newspaper friend uses the are all causes in the south anyway. i think to a certain extent that this kind of true. we may be looking back, but our writers for the most part, you can read william faulkner today and be just as stunned by what he is saying today as they were in the 30's when he was writing these novels about the south of the past, the south of his grandfather's which was the civil war. you can read those stories today and be just as moved by those same themes as were the readers of the 30's

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comments russia's burbank is considering buying the turkish unit of troubled french belgian group betsy and struggling to cope with its exposure to greek debt and is considering an asset sales that sources at burbank say it a sign in fact there will be the price of the set but the acquisition would be consistent with the bank's well publicized plan to expand in central and eastern europe. and other news russia's top diamond producer al rosser plans to hold i.p.o. at the end of twenty twelve or soon after weiss president of are also good says the state plans to privatized seven to ten percent of the company and also says our ross is restructuring now in preparation for listing promises to show fantastic results. doesn't appear to know when his pre-crisis volatile time we are in the only deal situation we are sitting on a big stack of money capitalization is better than before the two thousand and eight crisis and all sales volumes should champions performance in the coming days we will publish your two thousand and eleven first report and we will post such figures and the company has nev

being donated and random cardboard boxes and we thought be great if there is a library in a woman in betsy took the initiative to actually set up a spot in the in the area which would be a dedicated library and a group of us strangers who never made other before it just started sorting them and cataloging them and creating procedures and and now people can go down there get all kinds of great books that they can take home with them to read they can realize that they're for the day and we saw that was a neat idea because everybody needs to get more educated in all of these issues and including all of us protesting well i'm curious about that to you as to why you in particular protest you know one of the things we've heard so much from a lot of out of media outlets is these are just a bunch of hippies a bunch of young college kids with nothing better to do you hear you are dressed in a nice suit your internal why are you part of occupy wall street. i'd say i'm part of the ninety nine percent and i think that's their message that that that's that's the message that a lot of people down there

betsy johnson happens to be a breast cancer survivor herself. she made this amazing collection.shion target's breast cancer and presbyterian hospital breast center where she was treated. i love 100% of these beauty products goes to the cause. lip gloss, key chain compact and philosophy shower for the cure. these products in particular give much of their money back. >> what are you wearing on your finger? >> your favorite ring. this ring is such a great ring. hoda always has it on. it's her signature ring. >> take one. >> i don't want yours. >> buy for $5. $2 goes to the susan g. komen foundation, but i love it. >> on monday it's halloween. wish you were going to be around on halloween. >> we are going to be in germany. >> are you going to dress up for halloween? >> of course. >> as what? >> i don't know yet. >> this is what kathie lee and i have done weird costumes over the years. we've done, i don't know, lucy and ethel. that was tragic. >> that's my favorite episode. >> we did that. she was c3po and i was the ugly and hideous yoda with pink lipstick. she was the big bad wolf a

>> the wife before me betsy drake introduced him to lsd and when our marriage started to go south, hees home journal" about the benefits of using lsd. i said how can it be a good thing if you and betsy took it and you divorced what kind of an ad is that for us to use it together? he said you're the only one i've trusted enough to have a baby with and our relationship is deeper. i think it will save our marriage. that is one of the big messages of my book, russell. when you do something that you know you shouldn't do and go against your inner gut that says don't do it, that's death. >> you divorced three years later. in the book, you still describe him all of these years later as delicious. >> yes, absolutely. i think i love him more now than i ever did. >> we ask everyone part of our early coffee segments. if you could have coffee with anyone in the world alive or dead, who would that be? >> my mother. my mother. one more hug. >> you were very close to her and from seattle, washington? >> that's right. >> dyan cannon, a pleasure to meet you. the book is called "dear cary, "life with c

they had a whole thing in dc about how to take off the plastic handcuffs and the people dressed as betsy ross or george washington at the tea party rallies, we're not worried about -- >> the truth of the matter is, the tea party by and large, the protesters were well behaved, well skin palestinianed. they -- disciplined. there are always fringe characters. the sense that i think people may get of this movement that is composed almost entirely of fringe characters. it's early yet. it could change. it's unfair to condemn it at this stage, but boy, if i were a democratic politician, i'd be wary of associating myself with this. >> laura: but there is a common concern, right? wealth disparity, middle class being shrunk. >> bailouts. that's the thing they have in common with the tea party. i think that's about it. >> laura: brit hume, great to see you. and when we come back, a christian pastor says the mormon religion is a cult. and herman cain had surprising comments on the situation. karl rove will analyze. rick perry see has lot of president obama in a new political ad. will romney's past h

that is one that southerners write a lot about but when we interviewed not betsy but lee smith and doris bets, they told us students today have a different style than they are writing about. they teach at the university of north carolina. those students may come up and write stories that are very southern and yet their places are strip malls in the cities that have changed dramatically since i was born and since those authors were born that we write about in this book "growing up southern" but it is still a seventh theme. those southern tensions are there. and i think shelby was really write about this whole picture of how southerners do or are very close to our family -- family is big in the south and extended family, i have a newspaper friend who says we are all cousins in the south. i think to a certain extent that is kind of true. we may be looking back but our riders for the most part -- you can read william faulkner today and be just as stunned by what he is saying today as they were in the 30s when he was writing about the south of the past. the south of his grandfather which was

i am proud to say that my pro friend, betsy, -- girlfriend betsy and i are now engaged., of course, works out for a rival network. host: you can watch nbc's "meet the press." guest: thank you, steve. host: we will continue the conversation, focusing on obama's campaign. craig crawford and mark pinsky will be joining us. and nirvi shah will be joining us as we continue our look at education issues, the individuals with disabilities act. the federal government will spend about $13 billion on this issue. at 7:00 a.m. eastern, 4:00 on the west coast. thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. enjoy the rest of your weekend and have a great week ahead. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> coming up, "newsmakers" with tom harkin. later, tim geithner testified before a senate small business committee hearing on the u.s. economy. >> it is very obvious, but that with all the priorities we have, until further notice, at every decision the national government makes, every close call should be made

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daughter betsy noticed, too. >> his color is much better and he is back to his old stubborn self so it feels just like having dad back. >> well the procedure has fewer complications compared to open heart surgery. patients are still at risk for stroke and narrowing of the arteries. but this is a big breakthrough for a lot of patients. >> pretty amazing. >>> a 3-year-old boy in china is doing well after a very close call. he fell into an abandoned well. the water at the bottom of the well was 21 feet deep. the boy grabbed a rope and held on for more than an hour until rescuers got there. the well was only 17 inches wide, too narrow for an adult to slide down and attach ropes to the child. after trying and rejecting several approaches the rescue team finally lowered a rope and told the boy to wrap it around his waist. then they used a pull with a hook on the other end to slowly raise the boy out of the well. he was rushed to a hospital to be checked out. >> he looks pretty calm. i think i'd have been screaming. >> exactly. he has some muscles on him. >> i know. glad to know he's fine. >>

first half of them but i looked down the list and i saw jayhawks brantley, wiley branton, ralph brody, betsy jakeaway and that's only up through the l's and these are all people who helped me and talked to me and whom i'm grateful. and i'm sure there are a lot more of you. i mean, there are a lot of more of you out here. and i'm -- so it's a chance for me to thank all of you as well. one of the questions that i'm often asked in interviews about this book is when i first saw the famous picture of elizabeth and hazel. and my answer is always the same. i have no idea when i first saw it. who can say when you first saw a picture like this. this is the kind of picture that just seeps into your consciousness. it doesn't happen in any particular time. for any sensitive person it's the kind of picture that you grow up with. notice at the very early age and it's just engraved in your mind. you never forget it. it's one of those pictures. it's like the picture with the little boy with the cap with his hands up in the warsaw ghetto. it's one of the pictures you see once and it sticks with you. the capt

. >> steve: joining us is lieutenant governor and health care expert, betsy mccoy. the class act. >> here it is. >> steve: that's the whole health care. >> the class act is a small part of this monstrous health law, right here on page 710. >> steve: what was the class act going to do? >> it was going to provide long-term care. medicare pays for seniors when they go to the hospital or to the doctor. but if they need long-term care, medicare only pays for a few days. so this was a voluntary way that workers could take some of their payroll, put it into this system, and then later in life, they'd have long-term care insurance. but from the beginning, it looked like a house of cards and, in fact, lawmakers were warned by this law was passed that this would not work, that the money wouldn't be there. there wouldn't be enough money. it appears from the againing it was a gimmick to help this controversial bill squeak by. >> steve: and it did. >> it did, because when a big bill like this is proposed, a federal agency called the congressional budget office is supposed to tel

. >> john, if you give a card to me or betsy, we will get in touch with you.like to take a look at your shop. >> we are national. we are working large defense contractors, but we are using a lot of the small businesses in unique town, and that is where we have to grow, in regional areas. in north carolina and new jersey -- i was talking to my son de. move your company to new jersey. he has been a part of three-star companies. it sold for $600 million. 1 for $65 million. they started another startup company. there are models out there that are not being used affectively. i think the federal level is -- i would really like to see more at the state level and local level. >> i think that ties right in with the make it in america because we need to have a strategy of what you are saying. thank you. thank you for what you are doing to create jobs. >> hi, there. my question is actually related to job retention and security because i actually have one of those good-paying middle-class jobs that you mentioned. id is in a sector that used to be one of the security emplo

betsy rick says ore parts of the building to -- of the building says other parts of the building mayrented out. >>> in florida, people are trying to figure out the mystery behind a strange object that washed up on a beach. this 8-foot tall fiberglass legoman washed ashore along the florida keys. on its chest "no real than you are" the, is the message. others have been found on the beaches in the netherlands and in england. there is an artist in the netherlands that goes by the name on the back of the shirt of the legoman but it's not clear if he is behind this leg goman or where it started its journey. i believe that legoland is opening a park in florida but they claim they had nothing to do with it. >>> a local school is thinking pink. >>> 8:55. we're following developing news. major league baseball executives will meet in an hour to discuss whether to postpone the world series game. there is a good chance of rain in st. louis tonight. it's very cold. the rangers are meeting the -- meeting the cardinals in game 6. the rangers lead the series. they would chin -- they could clinch it

heavens to betsy! >> it was our job to start it badly. we did that.o you not? >> i do. >> say the most non-scary thing if you don't mind. would you say the most non-scary nicest thing in mandarin. [speaking foreign language] >> terrifying. what did you just say? >> i just said i think that you ought to consider being my running mate for vice president. >> sir, recent polls, you were at 2%. are you ready for the colbert bump? >> i am so ready for the colbert bump. >> governor, you may be at 2%, we will get you up to whole milk. >>> around the country it's a quiet day and a big storm is brewing in the northern plains and the rockies. that's where travel can be. very much later on, our shower or storm in chicago. the real issues in denver. rain changing to snow tonight. a couple of inches. you can spot an amateur from a mile away... while going shoeless and metal-free in seconds. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. now