what does it take to unseat bias? first of all, we have to look at all the places that people are getting that violence, those attitudes, and have dialogue about it. just like amina said, we need to be getting to know each other. some researchers back in the 40's came up with 4 important things to address prejudice. the first is getting it know each other, talking about it, getting it out in the open. the second is equal status, we're not just feeling sorry for those poor little whatevers that are difrplt than us, but we are all equal. the third one is working together and i think about the giants, we're all for the team, not all together not as if we are color blind and color doesn't exist but with our diversity. the fourth is with power and authority, the person who stands up and says this is what needs to happen, like a school principal who says we're not going to let kids go around the

the answer is yes, we all are bias, every human being is to some extent, and some bias is actually goodindness can get you in trouble by folks taking advantage of you, but ultimately you will help the planet. we are very hung up in america on destructive bias, which most people harbor. that kind of thing is passed down to us by parents and environment. if an irish kid beats you up every day, you're not going to like the irish, even those that don't beat you up. being irish is not something to be ashamed of. humans are crude, sometimes flawed. if you find yourself despising someone or something, fight against that, overcome it. it's a challenge of life that we all can meet. factor tip of the day. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website, which is different from billo'reilly.com. o'reilly @foxnews.com. word of the day, no chuffiness. and don't forget, thursday, madashell.org, tell us what is driving you nuts, apart from me. kind of expand the conversation. thursday, we will have that segment for you and we are reading your letters now. again, thanks for

that really underestimate how violet -- how bias the ratings are. and did not do little things that you see when you get a large number of cases here. there are a couple examples. one thing if you are very old republican nominee everyone's and while the president will appoint someone 60 years of age to be a circuit court judge. it he will get if he is a republican, he will get a really high a be a rating that seems out of all sync with what his accomplishments are but if it is the young republican he would get of very low a be a rating. the reverse is true for democrat. if you are very old democrat, 58, nominate anybody as old as republicans have, if you are in your late 50s they will get an unusually low american bar association rating but if you are a young democrat you'll get a very high rating. why do they do this? the answer is obvious. why waste a good rating on a democrat who is only going to be on for five years as a circuit court judge? at the same time why not give a republican really high rating to do it raises the average if he will lead

bias' client. this is a child who may put something up on facebook or some other media that causes emotional distress, but it may be something that you and i would look at and say, so what? i mean, the content of what was said, what was urged, what was -- what they were told, has to be a credible threat to her, where they warned, told to stop. has to be some foreseeability here. i think the actual content of what these communications are is going to be very, very important. >> you wonder what role parents smooth have played along the way or failed to play. >> we -- the other young lady, her husband got arrested for child abuse shortly after her arrest so obviously a toxic environment in her home. >> is bellaire-er in. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> an apology today for the obamacare web site trial history. saying i'm sorry, a plan to fix the problems and what lawmakes are saying about this. they say this wave is 100 feet tall. see the wall? that wall is 22 feet tall. so it was four times that he

from the beginning -- >> no my bias. [ overlapping speakers ] >> my bias was watching the trial and the evidence and i like the jury thought he was guilty but i read in today's opinion was that the judge completely rejected the whole kobe bryant thing, toby bryant thing and objected the argument micki sherman made and your argument in the "atlantic" article the real killer was tim littleton -- >> no -- >> what the judge said -- >> you're up to it again. you're twisting the facts here. the judge in this trial said that micki was unaware -- that he would not fault micki for not having found kobe bryant -- i mean tony bryant and those -- and the gentlemen with tony bryant. so he didn't reject that theory of the case, he didn't fault micki for not finding them -- >> this is the key point, is that the judge said the evidence all points to your other cousin, thomas skakel. he says the failure -- >> do you know what? >> do you -- >> this is what you did -- >> that the what the judge said. >> this is what you did with michael. you're trying to convict somebody before they have a trial. thom

. >>> second letter from patrick, i'm mad as hell at the media bias in this country.press largely blamed republican force shutting down the government. now, there was a survey on, this right? >> you know the group media research centered looks for liberal bias in the media talking about the partial government shutdown. and they found that of the 124 stories that covered this topic, 41 of them blamed conservatives for the shut down. 17 stories blamed both sides. not a single one blamed democrats. >>> okay. i think it's pretty obvious. >> remember the pew survey that copy out a few years back about the bias of the media, where the media stands w politics, looking back at that one, 53% said they were moderate. 32% said they were liberal or very liberal. we see why -- >> some of the conservatives are loud. they may be small in numbers. >> both sides can be loud. >> next comes from mark in le awood, kansas. i travel by plane for business almost every week and i am tired of being smacked by backpacks as passengers walk by me. when you walk down the aisle, take the backpack

ingram of a scandal and political bias that they have not been able to prove. ms. ingram is not political appointee by receiving a distinguished service award from george bush in 2004 and she is competent and able to get the job done. a thankless task force showers so let's go to your credentials. you have said a staff person within the irs of for 30 years. is that correct? >> since late 1982. >> you graduated from the distinguished law school at georgetown. correct? >> you have the opportunity to go to pastry for the big box but chose to support your country by a jury being the irs. correct? >> yes ma'am. >> user to that capacity since the of the illustration the president reagan. so every if ministrations since then you have said id service to the country at the irs. >> yes ma'am. and has been charged you are responsible for targeting tea party organizations seeking a tax exempt status. you were accused of being'' directly in charge of the targeting " she provided her read this customer service under her watch now she will do is to save implementing obamacare. i

the bias is there as long as we can get past various obstacles, d.c. being only one of them. >> right, bill. i do think the market is going higher. heather mentioned roulette, the market is playing roulette. i would have to disagree with that. this has been a very strongly structured market technically. it has time and again exhibited a beautiful way of navigating through the bad headlines. this is the latest challenge for it. so far it's navigating beautifully. last week the dow went down to the 200-day moving average. hasn't been do there since december. rally strongly off that. we're holding above 15,000. you look at the end of the second quarter, bill, that's where the real story in this market is. that's where the broader market really began to show that the underlying market, medium and small cap stocks, were starting to move ahead very nicely. >> the markets -- >> one second. jeff cox -- >> unless my -- >> jeff, go ahead here. >> i would probably use a word a little less complimentary than graceful. i think the market -- alluding to what steve s

>>son las pesetas que le de bÍa, don ramiro. >>¡adÁn! ¡la hiciste, muchacho!uerÍa ri en parÁcuaro. y mira dÓnde vengo a quedar. ¡en parÁcuaro! >>no digas eso, mamÁ. yo tvo a cuidar mucho. ya verÁs. ella: estoy muy orgullosa de ti, alberto. que diose bendiga. ojalÁ y no cambies nunca. la vida de los artistas es tan difÍcil. cuando son famosos los difaman tanto. l calumnian tanto. no sÉ..me da miedo. >>no te preocupes, mama. ella: total, quÉ necesidad hay. vÁmonos a jua aÁ podemos poner un puesteco de periÓdicos o de dulces para manteners tÚ y yo. ya no somos mÁs que tÚ y yo. y pues, nadie te molestarÁ si no eres famoso. porque no me gustarÍa vertsufrir. los artistas sufren mucho. >>yo tengo otras ambiciones, mamÁ. yo quiero ser un aistas muy importante. pero para eso tengo que trabajar y luchar mucho. cuando yo tenga dinero, entonces sÍ me vengo a vivir contigo. ya verÁs. no te voy a dejar nunca. pero antes debes cuidarte. debes alimentarte bien, para que yo pueda trabajar a gusto y noe preocupe. >>estÁ bien. xhala] >>mamÁ, noe yas a morir. porque todo lo que e

. >> no bias. >> i'm really excited about her history and what she was poernl to bring to the table as it relates to her mom. one of the things i was afraid of is naming all the tirnlz but let's approach it from an objective that san francisco history is important i think your family would bring something to the table and naming the terminals not just for harvey milk. and i definitely want to move those forward. i'm not necessarily opposed to selecting alex but in all fairness look at some potentially alternatives and keep him in the mix of this process so we can make sure we have some level of balance as that relates to some of the things we seem to be for. i'll take responsibility in working with the mayor's office to make sure we have a balanced approach to the naming process overall. at this time i would like to move two names forward and give us a little bit of time to maybe, you know, revisit the two names like within a month time period to re-examine and make the appointments it's really not the intention to say if we get no one else we'll appointment them but to make sure we ge

a bias would say oh i'm from my side i'm from my country i'm from my employer. know you know what i don't know this whole thing about you know it's kind of socratic about just truth truth then get it out to me the apex of all good in my life i decided when i was twenty years old is truth and if people are hiding the truth what they're doing is they think it's bad and that that applies to even the government the trouble is i thought that i thought that putin when i read all that i thought that maybe he was realizing his government has the same sort of spying even on civilians and well they say i don't know the extent of spying it seems that many arab governments have similar programs and one of the things that edward snowden revealed is that many of the big tech companies are actually sort of complicit in this flying activity isn't that surprising to you that people who started that business from scratch who were maybe idealistic at certain point of their lives would actually have crossed the rubicon and joined the powers that be i think that some of the tech com

. >> sure, provider bias is a may major issue.any people think if you are a medical professional, you lose the stereo types that you are exposed to. but all of the things are embedded so deeply in our society, that oftentimes when people go through training, do four years of medical school or complete a master's et cetera, et cetera, they don't believe those biases at the door. so that could be where there's a difference in diagnosis. african american men are overdiagnosed as schizophrenics, and unless diagnosed as depressed. >> our community seems to be agreeing with you . . . so dr. bell we keep seeing this mistrust of, quote unquote, white america or the medical this? >> i think the answer to the healthcare crisis in america in general is prevention. we were part of a 2009 prevention report from the institute of medicine, and if you look at how much of it has been reduced there is a lot of prevention. there's prevention for depression, possible prevention for schizophrenia, prevention for fetal alcohol syndrome, so there are a

visits and or removal from guantanamo bay if people just kind of mislabeled it and have a call to go for bia just not leading. giving the true picture i mean the only people who knows what goes on get more os i'm going to news and getting the detainee's side of what goes on it get most apparently just couldn't be done after an extensive explanation of how exactly we are to film the prisoners the amount of detainee face time we get a total of one minute and five seconds through a dark glass window the reason we're given out of respect for them and not using them is as you know. you know. making them some kind of curiosity you know on film a thing like that we don't want to do that despite our requests to not even film but at least witness more real prison or life a high ranking guantanamo admiral convinces us that we actually have a lot more access than we think you're seeing what there is to to see you know. given the amount of time that you have here to to see it we are as transparent as possible after one minute glimpse at one detainee our schedule is in fact all booked up i think i mean t

. >> he got interviewed bia rote yags? what are you all crowding around?y seems to be questioning he's not mcily voice. >> and the hair cut, extremely high and then kind of blond popped oaf to the side. >> it gets even better because somebody's got to perform tonight, why not andrew hale. >> what? >> during the show, though, i'm mclemore. >> thank you so much. >> so andrew hale and his traj were able to buyback security but but when they kick him out ego the security "this thrill still get free vip for life." >> that's all you had to do was punk him and he gets free vip. >> it is time for people who don't know what they're interested in. >> tell me about it, darling. >> this is a new nur row skaem which was and tell you what i'm interested in. >> so it's looking at thing a foo shiems it connected the manager in the i gon. >> it could range individual to people and services. >> you know who is interested in this? how probably goes our tech guy gabd snp. >> i don't want to going to oorl indplor -- when it senses you're interested in something, it will start

vine a buscar a auien que pensÉ e bÍa entrado aqui, ro me equivoquÉ, discpe. [♪] ¡amalia! lo harÍahora, mamÁ? >>claro. amalia: ¿comenzamos? >>ujum, por supuesto. y asÍ mientras tanto tÚ y yo vamos charlando. a ver, dime ¿quÉ tdejÓ con esa carita tan triste? >>intentÉ disimularlo pero... fue rafael. >>eso ya lo sabÍa. >>entonces ¿pa que >>pues sabÍa quiÉn fue la causa, pero no lo que hizo. a ver, mi amor, cuÉntale a tu mamÁ. [♪] >>kikito, te quieren tu cama ahora mismo. >>perdÓn. >>¡quÉ lindo es tu hijo! >>sÍ. y muy tremendo. >>deja de hablar con la novia de tÍo antonio, vamos a ver si logras atraparme. perdÓn. >>la exnia del tÍo antonio. [♪] [sonido al cerrar la puerta] >>buenas noches, paloma. >>¿quÉ haces tÚ aquÍ a esta hora? >>vine a invitarte a una cita formal. como siento que el universo y todas las redes sociales me lo estÁn pidiendo al mismo tiempo y peor es que no aceptun "no" como respuesta. [♪] >>¡quÉ cursi! >>¡hola! >>¡sol! quÉ onda, ¿quÉ haces aquÍ o quÉ? >>esperÁndote. es que me dijeron que no tardabas mucho en regresar a la posada. >>¿esperÁndome a mÍ? como..

multÚltip irregularidades de su proeso j judicial y lvciolaciones a sus dderechos humanos, el maestro a bÍances alcalde, amnistÍinte internacional dice que el gob gobierno tiene que buscar a los cv verdaderos responsable del crim. >>>13 aÑos. >>rdidos. >>paes momento de nuestra primera pausa y al regrer en el notiero telemundo, la deso desolacioÓn es total en un barro de peÚ. >>> tambiÉpsonas que sidicen e murireron y que regresaron a la vida. >>> y tambiÉn la minisoprano que estÁ a punto de ser una esltrela intenacional ♪ [ locutor ] usted ha llegado a la edad en que darse por vencido es una opción. ♪ esta es la edada saber cómo salir adelante. así que...¿por qué dejar que la disfunción eréct se interponga? hable c su médi sobre viagra. 20 milliones de hombres ya lo han hecho. pregúntele a su médico si su razón es suficientemente saludablpara tener relaciones sexuales. no tome viagra si toma nitratos para el dolor en echo, yaue pue causar uncaída riesgosa n la presión arteria los efectos secundarios incn dolor de cabez rubor facial, malestar estomacal y visión anormal. para evitalesiones a

si ella no te bia convencido... >>¡ey!...o no la convencÍ de nada.onsable de lo que le pase a tu mujer y a tu hija. >>a mÍ nadie me viene a hablar asÍ y mucho menos aqui a mi casa, !lÁrge! metiche. ¿estÁs contenta o no? ¡no! no estoy contenta. no tenemos nada dcomer y tÚ no haces . estÁn a punto de rrernos de esta casa, luis. >>¡ya!... no seas exagerada. prometiste a laurita para lae excurÓn deu escuela? ¿ya trajistelgo para cenar? ¿ya pagaste la luz¿las vitaminas que me mandÓ el ctor? >>te dije que lo iba a solucionary lo voy a hacer, peroe un tiempo. [♪] >>rgencita, ayÚdame a que mi maridoeaccione. ayÚdame, por favor. ¡laurita! mi amor, apÚrate, vas a llegar tarde a la escuela. >>estÁ muy frÍa el agua, mam >>¿ya esÁ el desayu? >>hay chilaquiles... pero sin pollo. Úniue >>¿qÉ pasÓ con el agua?... maÑana lpedimos a adela que nos preste su baÑo para que te baÑes con agua calntita, mi amor. de esa vieja metiche. la casa >>¿ahora sÍ mdas el dinero del paseo? >>mira, laurita, mi'hija, ahorita no tengo dinero, pero maÑana v. >>tonces no voy a la escuela p

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on bias. how it works. bip yas wo bias works by ignoring a harmful story so people are protected. does that benefit? the white house of course. the result, obama care is here, as is the ideological engine that powers it. taking the rest of us with it. it is the bus that so many get thrown under. including four americans who died on september 11th. to the media scum who mock such concern, americans who lose their health insurance or their lives are simply speed bumps on the road to the greater good. at a car wreck, a cop would tell gawkers, there's nothing to see here, move on. that's now the official white house motto. >> wow. i like that. >> thank you, kimberly. >> what are you doing later? >> very little, busy. >> very little mentioned in "the 60 minutes," president obama, very little mentioned of hillary clinton. almost like they're saying this is a horrible thing that happened. >> it's like they've been sprayed with pam and nothing sticks to them and they just slide right off, like an invisible shield of protection. nothing is directly attributed to them. i'm glad "60 minutes"

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bÍa escuchado un sonajero...esa serpiente a esa mujer en el buzÓn? >>porque sÍ. rey becerra: pero cuando la serpiente estÁ en esa siciÓn... es sÚper. peligrosa. doora: ¿eso brinca? rey becerra: no. [risas] reportera: lucely ya lleva 24 horas sin comer. desde que comenzÓ su huelga de hambre c la esperanza de encontrar a su hija quien desapareciÓ el primero de junio del 2oo7. >>hasta este momento no tenemos ninguna respuesta, ninguna pista.ada absolutamente. >>de acuerdo al filÓsofo y escritor francÉs voltaire: [lee] "loselos, cuando son furiosos, producen mÁs crÍmenes que el interÉs y la ambiciÓn". cordial saludo y biennido a "caso cerrado". vamos a recibir al primer caso del dÍa de hoy. sr. director, que sen los litigaes. >>dra. polo, es mejor que no confda la harina con la maicena, porque se va a meteen un buen proble. >>dra. po,l jugÓonmigo y por eso tiene que pagar con veneno. >>bueno, santiago, explÍcame de qÉ se trata esta demanda y que exiges para resolver estcaso. >>bueno, tra de que yo estoy pidiendo q se

. >> and that was your bias from the beginning. >> and the news report you did on that -- >> my bias watching the trial and watching the evidence, and i like the jury, thought he was guilty. >> i mean, jeffrey, i guess you can understand why the kennedys feel the way they do. this is one of their family and many families in that situation, despite overwhelming evidence will want to believe the innocence of the family member. how do you see this all playing out now? i mean, ashleigh talked about the fact there is an appeal by the prosecutors and it could be possible there is no retrial at all and the guy walks free. >> i think that's right and it's certainly possible and i think just in the short term, i think it's very likely that he will get out on bail very soon because he's now been granted a new trial and the two questions a judge always looks at about bail is he a risk of flight? is he a danger to the community? i think the answer to both of those will be no. i think he'll get out on bail so if this conviction is not reinstated by the appeals court, i don't really see anyway how

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place the financial guys consider factual enough for rebroadcast is the one part of the rupert murdoch biashine explicitly labeled opinion. there may be one fact that jp morgan found themselves in when taking on the liabilities of washington mutual and bern sterns. >> the government asked jp morgan buy up bear sterns and buy washington mutual. >> they came to jpm hat in hate in order to save them from collapse. >> they begged him to do it. he walked away. >> wamu and bear sterns. >> the government did put a gun to their head. they were vigorously encouraged to take over bear sterns. >> jon: oh, i did not realize that. i did not realize that the government put a gun to his head, forced him into a bad deal. now i get your outrage. i'm sorry. if only there was a way to go back in time to when that deal was consumated in 2008 and see how outraged cnbc was for jp morgan at that time as the government forced diamond to swallow this (bleep) sandwich. [ laughter ] and i wonder if the individual who could give us a sense of that deal was an old friend who doesn't seem to realize his shows are taped

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me dijiste que marcela bÍa muerto, pero... >>¿ella estÁ viva? >>sÍ, de verdad. >>¿viva?s le bajamos la fiebre. tú, le levantas el ánimo. nosotros vencemos a tu dolor de hombro. tú, descubres al novato del año. nosotros aliviamos tus síntomas del resfriado. tú, le llevas a vivir una aventura. tylenol® ha sido la marca n°1 para el alivio del dolor, comendada por doctores r máde 20 años. por todo lo que hacemos, tú haces mucho más. tylenol® pero esto afecta nuestra quincena. y aunque nos divertimos, mi tlla barata la arruina. así que adiós marcas baratas, y hola bounty basic, toalla económica que hace rendir nuestra quincena. una toalla de bounty basic select-a-size es más fuerte que una toalla de la marca más económica. suficientemente fuerte para re usar, y para hacer durar nuestra quincena. bounty basic, la toalla económica pero poderosa. y prueba charmin basic [♪ tema musical ] >>con permiso. >>vanessa, ¿puedo hablar un segundo contigo? >>sÍ. >>gracias. >>me encantarÍa pedie que no vayas a envenenar a patricia o a reinaldo con esa suposiciÓn tan absurda que hiciste hace

[risas]bía] >>hasta cierra los os. [risas] ok.. público: ¡vuelta, vuelta! nélope: este mÉndigo... ¿y a ti te habÍa gustado o no te gustaba? >>tampoco. >>hiciste bien. ese se lla de ardilla. entonces dijo: "ni me habÍa gustado..." escorpiÓn, venga pa'cÁ. público: ¡vuta, vuta! [algarabía] [aausos] ellas: ¡¿quÉ es eso?! >>ok, vente ra acÁ. ¡ayy...! ¿y tienen que preguntar cuando ven esto? ok, escorpiÓn, dÍgame usted, pequeÑa lombricita bailarina, ¿por quÉ no te gustÓ una de ellas? >>mira, cuando estÁs en una conversaciÓn, en un debate, tienes que argumentar, tienes que dar a conor tu punto de vista,na perspectiva. lo mÍnimo es por quÉ tienes otra creencia diferente a la de la otra persona. este tipo de mujer no dijo absolumente nada, por lo tanto, serÍa tauro. público: ¡ohh...! ¡vuelta, vuel! >>gracias, mi vida. vuelta pasu casa. pÁsele por aca. sagitario. público: ¡vuelta, vuta! [aarabía penélope: ¡mÚsica! [♪] ¡ya, bueno...! vÉngase pa'cÁ. ya... el baile no era lo de Él. el "encueration" era lo de Él. ya medio se encuero, no necesit

. >> and that was your bias from the beginning. >> and the news report you did on that -- >> my bias watching the trial and watching the evidence. and i, like the jury, thought he was guilty. >> i mean, jeffrey, i guess you can understand why the kennedys feel the way they do. this is one of their family. and many families in that situation, despite overwhelming evidence will want to believe the innocence of the family member. how do you see this all playing out now? i mean, ashleigh talked about the fact there is an appeal by the prosecutors and it could be possible there is no retrial at all and the guy walks free. >> i think that's right and it's certainly possible. and i think just in the short term, i think it's very likely that he will get out on bail very soon because he's now been granted a new trial. and the two questions a judge always looks at about bail is he a risk of flight? is he a danger to the community? i think the answer to both of those will be no. i think he'll get out on bail. so, if this conviction is not reinstated by the appeals court, i don't really see anyw

art cashin was just telling me the bias is to the buy side.about 30 0 million to the buy side right now. >> $13 billion settlement for jpmorgan may not be the exception, could be the new rule, if the goth has its way. kate kelly here to explain. >> also ahead -- >> you couldn't see people for what they are. you shouldn't have to pretend to be poor or do this in order to make people like you. >> she is a self-declared spoiled brat, that's her word, who has ignited a firestorm for saying she will not pretend to be rich just so people will like her -- or not rich, it should have said. but does she have a point that some rich people are actually ashamed of their success? robert frank looks into this issue that's been going viral on the internet later on the "closing bell." ♪ [ male announcer ] when we built the cadillac ats from the ground up to be the world's best sport sedan... ♪ ...people noticed. ♪ the cadillac ats -- 2013 north american car of the year. lease this cadillac ats for around $299 per month with premium care maintenance included.

there's a bias.hey are supposed to follow the will and the imagined aspirations of alfred nobel, the founder and endower of the peace prize. he believes strongly in disarmament. there is a bias toward disarmament agencies which usually means united nations. that's understandable. the fact that she's been able to do this, there's a new taliban threat against her only this week. she brushes it off. she was on with jon stewart and almost laughed off she is again under a death threat. >> that's right, andrea. she is incredibly composed for any 16-year-old, any adult for that matter that we've seen come under additional pressures. i met with her, spent time with her. i can tell you even in person she's every bit impressive as she appears in front of large anonymous audiences. you're exactly right. she hasn't backed down one inch in the face of these threats. they have said they will try to kill her again. they said they would attack any of her supporters or any bookstores that would carry her book, memoir

bias for hillary.ad to make this tough call. >> bill: saving it up. okay. i got it. now, government shutdown doesn't really effect you out in santa barbara. i mean, you are living large. you are on the beach. you are chasing the pelicans, whatever the hell you do out there. i don't know. the government shutdown doesn't really effect you, does it? >> no. billy. i don't know that it effects the 800,000 people laid off from the government in washington, d.c. folks, i don't know if you have heard, you have get two years unemployment now. and they shut the zoo down. so all you lefties who are pro-animal listen, that zoo was cruel. you should view this and see the silver lining in here. i'm not worried about the shutdown. i'm worried about when they start it back up. and i don't think the republicans are handling this well either. did you watch that wild jammy party two nights ago, billy? >> bill: sure. >> not exactly sandy telling rizzo she is danny zucko. i don't trust their brains. they better realize the

. >> the afghan election up for sale - how you can bias many voting cards as you like forum -- for up to $10 each. >> and the sport - a home party that has been 90 years in the making as the boston red sox in the world series at fenway park. >>> within the past few hours it emerged that syria has destroyed all the equipment it uses to make chemical weapons. the organisation for the prohibition of chemical weapons is satisfied that all chemical weapons von destroyed. they've been given until 2014 to eliminate chemical weapon stockpiles. it's met deadlines. it had until friday to destroy mixing equipment. last week a formal plan was admitted by damascus as to how it would destroy chemical weapon reserves. it has to be approved by the international watchdog executive committee. it is unclear what techniques will be used to destroy the weapons. omar al saleh is live for us in istanbul with more details. omar, they have destroyed the equipment, but the chemical stockpile is still there. >> yes, that's right. and the whole process has three stages. so what was completed is stage 1 and 2 is

bias for hillary. had to make this tough call. >> bill: saving it up. okay. i got it. now, government shutdown doesn't really effect you out in santa barbara. i mean, you are living large. you are on the beach. you are chasing the pelicans, whatever the hell you do out there. i don't know. the government shutdown doesn't really effect you, does it? >> no. billy. i don't know that it effects the 800,000 people laid off from the government in washington, d.c. folks, i don't know if you have heard, you have get two years unemployment now. and they shut the zoo down. so all you lefties who are pro-animal listen, that zoo was cruel. you should view this and see the silver lining in here. i'm not worried about the shutdown. i'm worried about when they start it back up. and i don't think the republicans are handling this well either. did you watch that wild jammy party two nights ago, billy? >> bill: sure. >> not exactly sandy telling rizzo she is danny zucko. i don't trust their brains. they better realize t

the prosecution accused the judge of bias in a previous murder case involving the same judge and theame prosecutor. defense attorneys for aaron hernandez oppose the effort to get a new judge, and just moments ago the judge said, deal with it. i will be adjudicating this one. >> more updates. more trouble for a boy scout leader under investigation for knocking over an ancient rock formation in utah. he is now facing questions bat lawsuit he filed just weeks before toppling that 2,000-pound rock. in case you haven't seen the video, here it is. >> wiggle it. just a little bit. raftlift -- [laughter] >> first the song, and then the hilarity. experts say the formation survived 170 million years. that is until the laughing high-fiving boy scout leader came along. by the way, former boy scout leader. the boy scout leader says the rock was not safe and might fall on one of his kids and pushedded over. we learned the guy filed a personal injury lawsuit after a car crash. he filed the claim four years after the car extent. the man claimed that crash left him disabled, even though he seemed to

you wanted to put out idea unedited so it didn't reflect bias and they were doing their homework andeal, that it wasn't made up information, but putting out information unedited i think -- there are some concerns to that. and i think where you fall in that spectrum helps define how you feel about julian ultimately and how you feel about, i guess, about where wikileaks went. >> it sounds like you're walking a fairly fine line yourself. after all, there are those who have come down hard on them and they seem to be most effective when they partnered with the fourth estate, names like "the new york times", the guardian" and other european countries as a way of vetting and getting some of their information out. julian assange himself was very concerned about this. this weekend he's put a fairly negative review of his own about the movie, but he also tried to discourage benedict cumberbatch, your versatile and talented lead actor, from portraying him saying your skills play into hands of people who are out to remove me and wikileaks from the world. i believe you should reconsider your invo