i'm 22, agent booth.ow, if you're more comfortable with informality, but i'd prefer, out of respect for each other and the process of psychotherapy, that we at least try to, uh... sign the forms so i can get out of this suit and i could have a saturday night. i don't care how young you are. i've never believed in psychotherapy. mm... agent booth, dr. brennan, this isn't a game. the fbi is considering severing your partnership. what? why? (laughing): why? dude, you arrested her father. he was just doing his job. yeah, but come on, he, like, he arrested your father. he's going to have to be a witness against him. circumstances such as these tend to stir up a lot of scary feelings. i don't have scary feelings. (mockingly): maybe you need a little night-light at night to sleep. agent booth, you've been trying to intimidate me since the moment you stepped in here. and you've succeeded. don't... scare the boy, booth. now, i need you both to, uh, fill out these questionnaires and get 'em back to me. don't share

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the man you see running toward the cashier booth is up to no good. he walks right in and you see him making contact with that attendant. according to reports, he had a stun begun, a taser of some sorts and was using it on this man and then drags him out of this booth. and he had a broom handle. that's the suspect on top of the clerk. he has the clerk down on the cement and brazenly walks away, walks back into the booth and begins to steal from inside booth. >> you watch this clerk stunned from what happened, doesn't quite seem to know what to do. the suspect is still inside the booth but he comes back back out and then goes back after this clerk given. it's like a kung fu fight in this parking lot. >> you have to remember this is new jerseyhere you num o this attendant is there taking people's money all night long so of course there's cash. i'm glad you said that, why didn't this guy have the door locked. >> because he's pumping gas all night long. >> you see the person come forward, opens the door and i'm assuming screams something because at that m

wilkes booth makes further progress into the booth. and then finally towards the, as the drama increases and the play is going on on the stage below, lincoln says we will visit the holy land and see those places hallowed by the footsteps of the savior. and then just before john wilkes booth's derringer ball enters his brain, lincoln is heard to say, "there is no place i so much desire to see as jerusalem." now, i want you to bear in mind that abraham lincoln never joined a church. as he says these words, he's in a bawdy play on good friday. he was known for a crass sense of humor. he never made any kind of clear affirmation of faith in jesus christ, the central issue of whether you're a christian or not by definition of christianity. he was suspicious of preachers for a good portion of his life. as i'll share in a moment during some years in his life, he was the village atheist where he lived. there's not anything that would lead us to conclude that abraham lincoln, at least as far as the traditional story is told, that abraham lincoln

exclamations by his brother. >> i healed john booth's bones in my hand. can do the dna test and match on his brother. the government says, "no." you have to stop and say, "why not just say yes? ". >> why do we care so much about the theories, and why do you think people want to believe? >> i think we want to believe these things to make sense of universe. it's no surprise whether it's after a terrorist attack or the boston bombings - whatever it might be, whether it's jfk or 1865, abe lincoln dying. it's moments where parts of our psyche is shaken. on. on one day, lee harvey oswald, a guy that's a drop out could jack-knife the government - that's a scarier thought. >> it's scarier than not trusting your government, thinking they could be doing nef airious deeds. >> i say governments don't lie people lie. find the people and you find human answers. they won't sit in a chair stroking a cat trying to take over the world. you'll find amazing stories. people want to find the secret truth and don't want to admit it's reality. secrets. >> especially in washingto

i got a phone call from a lawyer for john wilkes booth's kids.he story is that john wilkes booth did not die in a barn in maryland, he lived, and escaped. he's not the one in the coffin. do you want to hear the story, brad. "yes, i want to hear the story." we show people the while. why - because you can see a key detail. it's not signed. that's where you say, "is the story true or not." >> there's attempts by dna to determine whether it was booth or not. they have been rebusted by judges. exumation of his brother to get the dna. >> i held john wilkes booth's bops in my hand -- bones in my hand. you can do the dna test and match it on his brother who was there. the government says no. you have to stop and say, "why not say yes?" >> why do we care so much about the theories, and why do people want to believe them? >> people want to believe them to make sense of the universe. whether it's after a terrorist attack or the boston bombings, whatever it might be. whether it's jfk or 1865 abraham lincoln dying, these are moments where parts of our psyches

you know john wilkes booth killed abraham lincoln. how could my other books surprise you with that information? i discovered readers seem to like telling the tale. tell the story as it happened, as though people don't know the ending, week by week, hour by hour, day by day, minute by minute or in the case of bill street in front of the texas book depository second by second and don't tell readers anything a person living at the time wouldn't have known before it happened and the manhunt for john wilkes booth. i don't want you to know what is going to happen on day 10. the story of the kennedy assassination when i tell you about lee harvey oswald seven months before president kennedy assassinating an army general with a rifle i don't want you to know he's going to kill president kennedy. another way is through reports of what happened through the eyes that saw it. there is incredible newspaper and television and radio coverage that came out of the kennedy assassination. it is almost as though shakespeare was providing the lines to thes

then as john wilkes booth made his way further he says to her we will visit the homeland. that hangs in the air then john wilkes booth makes further progress in to the truth than finally as the drama increases and the play continues he says we will visit the holy land to see the places hallowed by a the footsteps of the savior. then just before john wilkes booth done shot interest rate he says there is no place i so much desire to see as jerusalem. bear in mind he never joined a church. as he says these words it is on good friday he was known for a vast sense of humor he never made it a clear affirmation of faith in jesus christ by definition of christianity and he was suspicious of preachers for a good portion of his life for seven years he was the village atheist regime left. there is not any part that until the last moments of his life in his police statements would be to visit the holy land we did not know he did not want to go to spring period but the holy land or considered jesus his savior. this is the problem for those who try to trap him because almost all of the

what i would do if i were this young lady, all she has to do is go to the deejay booth -- deejay booth -- go up to the deejay booth and say, hey, only she's in jersey, she's got one child and another one, so what she should do is hire a lawyer to go there and say, hey, we need telephone numbers so we can get this right. as good as twitter is for me and hot topics, i really don't like that they're lashi out on this twitter and that we have to know all this. there has to be a sensible woman or several in pauly's family that can go to him and say, look, this is what we're going to do. have her come out to vegas, we're all going to stay on the same floor. we'll be able to bond with the baby, and you need to get it together, pauly. and now pink is being criticized, actually her husband is being cricized for his parenting skills. don't they look great together? i love them as a couple. they fight hard and then they split up and they get back together. but through it all, he cleans up well. she cleans up well. they look great. anyway, pink's husband is this motocross racer, he's 38. and he po

number 8 booth and mr.lways there. you know, it's his seat. >> i had just walked out and got a newspaper. came back and sit down, opened it up and started to read. >> outside, an elderly woman has just lost control of her car. >> she was coming from town and she was coming up through the >> the car crashes into the booth where anderson is sitting and he's thrown across the diner. >> i didn't realize what was going on at all. i didn't see anything. >> the vehicle pushed the booth all the way under our counter. he went through two of our rotating chairs. he went through them. >> next thing i knew, everything was on top of me. >> i didn't even see kenny. i just couldn't see him. >> i just knew somebody had got killed. >> but anderson is alive. >> i couldn't breathe at first. and i was trying to get up. and a lady helped me -- she came across the counter and helped me get up. but like i say, i didn't realize what happened until i did get up. >> after he was pushed up against the wall, kenny just politely reache

john wilks booth lived for 40 more years and he has a letter written by booth to prove it.tory has been reported, there have always been alternate things. secret assassins, even aliens. we have a man who wrote a back about conspiracies and he knows a lot about them. he is a character. >> he was phenomenal. talk about conspiracies. when you talk about brad, you know him as the host of the "decoded" on the history channel. he just released this book about the world's biggest conspiracy theories. there are new details in the book about these conspiracies, i asked him what makes this book different. take a listen. >> i want to countdown the top ten conspiracies. a number of years ago, i got contacted by john wilkes booth family through their lawyer. he killed abraham lincoln. they tell me he didn't die. we have a story to tell you. it's a family secret. he didn't die. he's not buried in the coffin. do you want to hear the story? >> yes, i want to hear the story. when you get to that chapter, it's really important to see how the book works. when you get to that chapter, you open

then just before john boothe gun enters his brain. lincoln is heard to say there's no place i so much desire to see. as jerusalem. now i want you to bear in mind that lincoln never championinged a -- joined a church. as he said these words, he's in a bawdy play on good friday. he was known for a crass sense of humor. he never made any kind of clear of a formation of faith in jesus cris. he was suspicious of pretures for a good portion of his life. as i'll share in a moment during some of his life he was the village atheist. there's not anything that would lead us to conclude that lincoln, as far as the traditional story. that lincoln would don't last moment of his life and the statement would be i would like to walk in the step of the savior. we didn't know he thought of jesus cris as the savior. we didn't know he wouldn't want to go back to springfield but the holy hand. this is a surprise. this is the problem for those trying to track his faith. almost all of the stories you cherish about lincoln came years after he died from people

my name is booth.plan b. >> plan b, a recent report published by the kaufman foundation found that new entrepreneurs ages 55 to 64 grew from 14.3% in 1996 to 23.4% last year. >> is the backbone of the u.s. economy. it has -- it not only enables individuals to remain productively engaged but also results in increased employment and also, increased economic growth. >> bill zink founded his own boulder based company. >> i like to tell people i'm over the hill, in my 80s and you pick up speed going down the other side. >> you get older, you gain more clarity about life, you become more confident in your work and how you approach what you do. >> anthony full worked in someone else's basher shop for a long time. a couple of years ago he decided to venture out and open his own place. >> often they feel like they're not being heard. discounted or even ignored in today's business world. >> we're the first victims of the shift in the business economy. meaning, we haven't been able to hold onto the same job all o

will be getting bulletproof glass and there will be changes to the doors on the booths.spoke with former bart board director mike bennett to ask, who won? >> management i know isn't happy. the union leadership isn't happy. so both sides aren't happy, you know the public got the best deal. >> reporter: the good news is that bart fares are not expected to rise because of the deal. that's because they were already scheduled to go up in january. the average bart fare will go up about 19 cents. live in san leandro, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> to pay for the labor costs in this deal, bart says it will likely eliminate some projects and programs this coming year to save $12.6 million. >>> the investigation of that deadly stadium construction accident has resumed. cal/osha now says some questions were raised that have revived the investigation into donald white's death at the 49ers stadium site in santa clara this past june. the specifics of those questions are not being disclosed. earlier cal/osha had determined no violation had happened in connection with mr. white's depth of.

will be getting bulletproof glass and there will be changes to the doors on those booths. we asked bart for reaction. we're told, quote, we are not commenting. we don't want to get in the way of the union speaking to their members. former bart board director mike ber nick says this contract has a number of firsts. >> this was the first time in 30 years in negotiations that bart was able to and did aggressively push to get movement on the best practices, movement on the 40-hour week, movement on a number of the technology work rules. this is the first time. so i think that's significant. it's not all to what -- believe me, bart management isn't happy. they wanted more. >> reporter: bart fares are not expected to rise because of this deal but they were already scheduled to go up in january. at that time, the average bart fair will go up 19 cents from $3.59 to $3.78 but to pay for the labor costs in this deal, bart says it will likely eliminate some programs and projects this coming year to say $12.6 million. so who won? >> management i know isn't happy. the union leadership

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and don't know about how few districts swing every lek cycle and how 79% of us shouldn't get in the boothe because it's already decided. this is really -- i think you have all the right ideas. if you can chair a slibility -- share little bit of it. so you a great ante-dote from rick -- back 32 years later. he was warned he needs to spend 30 hours a week on fundraising. where do you get the establishment, the incunl bent, the crusty, old system that might seem new but so set in where do you get that to throw away the leadership pack to change? >> guest: they provided a relief if everybody had to stand down on both sides of the aisle. that's the key. in changes on campaign finance reform has to be level playing field on both sides. that is what we had to orgestrate drg organize strait. it but it was to the even handedness. so both sides had to do it. that's one less level 77 financing. of raising money. think about it. in the house of representatives they had an -- probably the majority, at least, have leadership packs. not running for leadership. it's another avenue to give money to candida

so, we have a booth over there. please visit our booth. we have lots of information, a bare minimum, sign the pledge that you want to see san francisco be a cleaner city. thank you for this event. congratulations, and i know we're all going to see many more of these parks all across san francisco as nice and beautiful as this one. thank you. (applause) >> thank you. when i say pack it in, you say... pack it in. pack it in. >> pack it in. >> if you pack it in >> pack it out. >> thank you. all right. our final speaker before we cut the ribbon is matt o'grady, the parks alliance. it is our nonprofit partner. they are with us every step of the way advocating for better open space, for more funding for open space, for better play grounds, for more parks, and we can't do it without them. so, i want to welcome matt. i also want to call out kelly knight who is a vice president of the parks alliance board who has joined us today. i don't know if there are any other park board members here. thank you for being here. matt come on up and say a few wor

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type one's are political assassins, like john wilkes booth. type 2's are egocentrics looking for simple recognition type 3's are psychopaths, cold-blooded killers who leave far messier scenes. and type 4, our unsub, suffers from a major mental disorder and is frequently delusional. the closer we come to figuring out that delusion, the closer we'll get to finding the unsub. what's he going to be doing until we do? finding other victims. excuse me. [knocks on door] hi. is there a detective kim here? right here. you're heading the investigation into the natalie ryan murder? yes. um... my--i have a client. she's, uh... is there another place we can be private? we're all working this murder. well, um... she received a note, my client did, and she freaked out. i told her not to worry about it. where is the note? where's your client? she's waiting in the other room. reid, let's go. lila. hi. hotch: how well did you know natalie ryan? we spoke when we saw each other in public, but we were never friends. how about wally melman? what? wally melman. he's

special agent seeley booth. do you need me to spell that for you? i can sound that out.n do i get the gun?

john wilkes booth family shot abraham lincoln.coln. but he didn't die. he's not the one in the coffin. would you like to hear our story? >> you said sure. >> in the book you can pull out the actual letter that john wilkes booth wrote. you goat see the wanted poster. you examine the evidence. for me it was really about my father-in-law. he was tired of getting ties for christmas. i'm going to get him a book that he can read enjoy, pull out, examine. >> but john boyd. their names are similar. they looked a like. >> and john wilkes booth was his other identity. and if your secret identity is john w. boyd you're really bad at picking secret identities. but the amazing part of the story is we actually found the will that he wrote. when you pull it out of the book, you see it's not signed. wait a minute this story can't be true. but the 91-year-old woman who came to us and said it was a true story. why are you telling this story now? i'm going to die soon and i want the truth to come out. >> you say how can you tell when someone is tell

changes to the doors on those booths. we asked for reaction, and we're told we're not commenting we don't want to get in the way of the union speaking to its members. former director says this contract has a number of firsts. >> this was the first time in 30 years that bart was able to and did aggressively push to get movement on the best practices and on the 40-hour week, a movement on the technology work rules. this is the first time. so i think that's significant. not all to what -- know me, bart management isn't happy. they wanted more. >> bart's fairs are not expected to rise because of this deal, but they were already scheduled to go up in january of the at that time, the average fare will go up 19 sents to $3.78. to pay for the labor cost in this deal, it will likely eliminate some project this is coming year to save $12.6 million. so, who won? >> management isn't happy, union leadership isn't happy. the public got the best deal. >> reporter: elizabeth, sometime next week the unions will start voting on this contra

welcome you inside our broadcast booth. i'm joe, that's tim.nother great game. >> tim: it's an interesting twist right here because you take breslow out. breslow is a left-hander looking right at jackson. jackson the fastest guy on the tigers. torii hunter handles the bat well. you bring in a right-hander. hits run an option. interesting move. by john farrell. >> joe: torii hunter. tying run at first. one out after the walk to jackson. ball one upstairs. hunter does not have an rbi this postseason. 1 for 3 in this game. 2 for 13. 1 for 4 against tazawa. good movement on that 93-mile-an-hour fastball, strike one. late swing by hunter, strike two. uehara still getting loose for the red sox out in their bull pen. five saves this season of four or more outs. with cabrera on deck. it's torii hunter. and it's 2-2. >> tim: that was close. that's a tight pitch you want to make with the count 1-2. actually, that ball was farther outside than i thought. >> joe: hunter hit 17 home runs during the regular season. into right field. a base hit. you victorino

the -- toll booth for raising the debt ceiling. i will tell you historically in the united states, a way to bring fiscal discipline is when it is time to discuss raising the debt ceiling. is so this is the time you need to address the driver of our problems which is the spending. >> i'm sorry to interrupt, but what does mitch mcconnell say to harry reid. they are take the ball now. what can be done differently when these two gentlemen sit down together in a room and try to hammer out a deal. is that possible? joy well, the senate is going -- >> well, the senate hillary convene in the next hour. i will be there on the floor of the senate when harry reid and mitch mcconnell are there, and we do reconvene. they will make statements when the senate opens to talk about the need to get the government open and to deal with this incredible debt cr is really the problem with our nation's finances. it is not raising the debt ceiling, it is the debt. it is the problem that we do not have a credible, sustainable solution to the long-term debt.

toan ohio man pleaded guilty raping his suv to crash into a white house secret service booth . he also has to pay for the more than $5,000 in damage he caused. had planned to spray paint a message on the white house. >> we have an update on a breaking story this evening from the national mall witnesses say a man there live himself on iron air 7th street and madison drive. a witnesses says -- a witness .old police she saw the man witnesses say the police arrived almost immediately. pulled out their fire extinguishers. there was officers with blankets. we saw officers grabbed one guy -- one guy grab a cooler full of water out of the back of his truck. they went out there and were holding him down. >> at helicopter landed on the mall and took the man to the hospital. there's no update on his condition, but fire officials say his injuries are not life- threatening. >> federal workers put on a visible display today against the government shutdown. >> we want to work. we want to work. >> we have to work. >> hundreds of auto workers rallying outside the capital demanding an end to the

at that point, it's close to the security booth. security officers from the capitol had another round of gunfire. >> how can terrorism be ruled out if this is so preliminary? >> all we're giving is the facts we know and what's happening. i'm not ruling out anything. i'm pretty confident this is not an accident. >> what i said, was it does not appear to be. >> i want to reiterate the heroic work of the united states police officers at multiple locations in addition to rescuing the child out of the vehicle. at this location and second and maryland. our officers kept the area secure and responded heroically and quickly. >> can we have your name please? >> capitol hill police as well as the washington police chief and secret service saying the suspect here is an african-american woman from connecticut that's dead after she tried to ram her car through a barricade at white house and then ran into, according to officials here at press conference, multiple vehicles. tried to run over two officers. secret service and police fired on her veh

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let's see what you gotti state fair -- got at this state fair photo booth. >> one, two, three. okay. >> look at that. >> that will be mighty nice on the wall. >> yea. >> come on, really even the salty old carney was pro-gay. surely two gays at a livestock show will do the trick. nothing? that's it. we'll settle this the old fashioned way in a waffle house. y'all want everybody to know we met two years ago at a wafl house and i want to say -- waffle house and i want to say, michael, would you marry me. >> no you are not. >> if you would do in this is special to me. >> yes! [ applause ] >> that's clapping? okay mississippi last chance to bring some at -- authentic ant-gay venom. >> would you marry me? >> yes, yes! [ applause ] >> seriously, these are the two gayest states in the union. i was owed an explanation. [laughter] how was your trip, sir? >> um, super gay. >> even if these states 30% of people might support gay marriage. >> i watched two men propose to each other in a waffle house, you know what happened? >> what happened? >> there was an applause break. >> alabama might

move voting booths to black hair balloons and here. add mandatory friend requirements.l republicans to do what jesus would do and remember most importantly -- >> vote, vote. >> because i voted and now i'm gay. >> that's right republicans, voting makes you gay. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> jon: assif 2ndi@9cr!jó/1klcb-xc/c/c/he=lesé [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] applause]d >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight pulitzer prize winning journalist and fox news contributor his new book is called "things that matter: three decades of passions, past times and politics." please welcome to the program charles krauthammer. thank you for being here. this is the book. hopefully we can get that there inn here. there you go. "things that matter" 30 years do you ever look back and think what was i thinking? >> it's worse than that. [ laughter ] >> jon: go head. >> the worst part of writing the book is going all the way back and reading the million words i'd written. by the end of this process i was near suicidal. i can't be

if it is a cultural show or party the night before, booths in the gardens, a lot of things happeningre. so i'm looking forward to being there. >>> so as we finish our conversation together, relationships between countries around the world, whatever the framework or what the countries are layered and i think in the diplomatic core on the ground and there are different ways in which relationships between countries is articulated in relationships in policy, in maybe even local events and so i'm wondering what your read is on relationships between israel and the u.s. israel is the homeland of the jewish people so i think that is the foundations of it. and the american -- we have moved to outer layers. the fact that we are strong stage quick strategic ally of the united states. where else can he go now in the middle east? >> that is an amazing place to go. we have to put a comma in the conversation to say good-bye and say thank you very much for being here with us on mosaic. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfe

at that point it's close to the security booth. the security officers from the capitol there was another roundd gunfire, that is where -- >> [ inaudible ] >> all we are giving you the the facts we know of what has happened. i am not ruling anything out at this point. i'm pretty confident this is not an accident. >> thank you. >>> what i say is it does not appear to be. i wantap to reiterate the heroic work of the united states capitol police officers at multiple locations in additionti to rescuing the child out of vehicle. at this location and at second maryland northeast, our officeri kept the perimeter secure and responded quickly and heroically and locked the scenes down. thank you very much. >> you have just been listeningt to the press conference from thr u.s. secret service, u.s. capitol police, and police chiee kathy lanier. the big headline is that they do not believe this is a terrorismo related incident.re they do believe that this vehicle purposely tried to gain access to the outer perimeter of the white house, tried to

and there will be changes to doors on the booths. now, coming up in the next hour, we'll talk about the new deal and if it will cost you the rider. reporting live at san leandro bart, michelle, back to you. >> cate, are you hearing anything about which side was the winner out of all of this? >> reporter: well, that's a good question, michelle. we spoke with a former bart board director who said to us management isn't happy, the union leaders aren't happy, and i believe we heard in this soundbyte at the top of the show it was the public who got the better deal with the bart trains up and running. >> all right. makes sense. cate caugiran live in san leandro, thank you. >>> 5:04. new details this morning where police are investigating an officer-involved shooting involving a young teen. police are now investigating three bay area officer-involved shootings in the pass few days. police killed a 13-year-old boy they thought was armed. he was holding a fake rifle as he was walking in santa rosa. it happened just before 3 p.m. near moreland

there's a lot they can do as they go to the voting booth.n issue that a lot of issue americans are hearing about. i think that's happening in states like north carolina and texas. >> margie, as a pollster yourself, do you not sense this is a fear on the part of republicans that texas may well go blue if immigration reform passes and vast numbers of latino voters ended up wanting to vote democrat? >> look, they should be worried about all voters right now. the last three polls that i've seen all have shown record low approval rating for the republican party. so they have to worry about all kinds of different voters, not just latino voters. also, i will point out it's not just latino voters that support immigration reform. republicans support immigration reform. people across the board. two-thirds of voters in exit polls from 2012 said they support a path to citizenship. that's before you even hear about all the different components of what the president spoke about today. so if their strategy is to alienate -- to prevent from voting folks who

we're ready to finish the rest of the booth frames. i can use some muscle. let's rock!be back to check on those, and they better be spot-free, ok? this isn't like home, where i let that stuff slide. hey! hey! all right, barone, let's see if you can fasten. all right. all right, parker, it's just fastening right? it's not like you're doing rocket-- aah! ohh! mother of ugly! ughm! again? you ok there? yeah, yeah, yeah. mammy! maybe you should do something a little less... strenuous. how about stenciling with the ladies? no. no, i don't have to do stenciling. i can do this. the only reason i cut myself is 'cause i'm used to working with the big tools. hi, dad! hey, tyler. look at all my new hackidu cards. hackidu. you can't believe how they love the hackidu. i can believe anything you can, probably more. we traded, dad. let's see what you have there, son. ooh. veena-pod, rain-whiffle, e-jaz. hey, let's see what you got there. "scra--uh, scro... scramisaur. scramisaur. let me see here. don't get blood on him. wait a minute. ally, you gave away all your cards for just one ca

a foul ball comes flying into the booth. it came this close to hitting me. yeah? yeah.ts wind. and then i turned, and andy, who just got a turkey and cheese sandwich, the ball knocks it off his tray. the soda, pickles, chips, chocolate cake, everything. you get chocolate cake in the press box? it was friday. we get a different cake every friday. but you're missing the point. i'm getting the point. a ball bounced into your world and disturbed paradise. yeah, but the ball doesn't just bounce in there, ok? you don't know what it's like when a foul ball comes at you. don't children catch them? yeah. they catch the ones that come-- "oh, look! ballie! ooh!" but this one came in, "ray barone!" but at the last minute, it said, "chocolate cake!" yeah, yeah. all right, make fun, ok? when the ball does take my head off, maybe you won't be so... mockulatory. hey. hey. listen, honey, can you be home by 6:00 tonight? i made an appointment with an attorney. well, 9 years. i had 7 in the pool. he's meeting with us about our wills. wills? no! no! no! i do not want a will. it's bad luck.

this comes as an estimated 1 million cars pass through the booths without paying each year. they say the most common tactic is the use of paper plates that cannot be tracked. >> those folks that are using the toll bridges and not paying for that service are putting a greater onus on those who pay for it. >> now they want a change that would require all cars to have license plates before they leave the lot. >>> our weather is on the fastrack to being nice today after a very cold morning. there was some very thick fog. didn't have much support. it burned off early. kind of hazy skies. a lot of 30s. santa cruz mountains, north bay. i will show you some of the lows. i think we'll see a repeat permance -- performance. frost advisory canceled. it's sunny now. maybe a few puffy clouds. everything is cleared out for most of the sierra. scotts valley, 33. ben lomond, 34. russian river, 30. stan fard didn't make it to -- did make it to 39. i think i saw 22 tahoe, 19 in truckee. there were a lot of 30s in lake county. a little bit of fog, san mateo coast also on the marin coast, most o

there will be changes to doors on booths. >> we are told we're not commenting. we don't want to get in the way of the union speaking to their members. former bart board director says this contract has a number of firsts. >> this was a first time in 30 years of negotiations that bart w able to and did aggressively push to get movement on the best practices, movement on the 40-hour week, movement on a number of the technology work rules. this is the first time. so i think that's significant. it's not all to what -- believe me. bart management isn't happy. they wanted more. >> bart fares are not expected to rise because of this deal but they were already scheduled to go up in january. at that time, the average fare will go up $0.19 to $3.78. but to pay for the labor cost in this deal, bart says it will likely eliminate some programs and projects this coming year to save $12.6 million. so who won? >> management isn't happy, the union leadership isn't happy, so both sides aren't happy, you know the public got the best deal. >> reporter: today the lawyers got in on th

my wife signed me up for the dunking booth again. she loves seeing me wet. hey, ray's here!ha ha! and also with you. what are you doin' here? nothing. going to church. how come? i...just felt like it. yeah. well, we don't need you part-timers droppin' by whenever you feel like it. it screws up the parking. i'm thinkin' of making this a regular thing. yeah, right. no, i'm serious. you wanna come every sunday? do they have it every sunday? yeah. every sunday. yeah. until your mother's guilt wears off. no, no. it wasn't her. look, you wanna know the truth? it was you. i want to set an example for my kids, you know... like you did. what are you, bein' a wise guy? no. i mean it. oh, yeah? yeah. look at you. mmm! us barones... we clean up pretty good, eh? hey, it's the offertory, people. where are my ushers? let's go! let's go! get the lead out. come on! come on! go, go, go, go! father hubley, good news. raymond my son is coming back to the church. really? every sunday. welcome back, raymond. frank, you waitin' for an engraved invitation? go on. well, well, well, the prodigal son

i know this is highly illegal, but you're not leaving this booth till you punch yes.lp. this is a municipal off-cycle election. there's no one for miles. (wolf howling) don't forget your sticker. (evil chuckling) uh, hey, bartender. we'd like two milks, and then you can tell us where babies come from. oh, well, in my case, my mom was hit with a voodoo curse. i gestated for five years, then i popped out backwards and on fire. really? oh, yeah, keep my tail right here in this jar. (both gasp) good times. mom, i think maggie misses tv. you know, mom, i was thinking we could take maggie downtown. the jazz hole is featuring a dizzy gillespie tribute band. (gasps) their trumpeter has the puffiest cheeks. i don't think so. the u.s. embassy has warned people not to go to downtown springfield. i get it. middle child, never do what i want. hmm. okay, i also know of a puppet show. long before the teutonic slaughters visited upon our people, there was the massacre by mstislov of kiev in 1132. (screaming) maybe we should go. nobody leave till every puppet dead. bart, you wanted to