boris epstein is back from us and kasie hunt.ng to you both. >> good morning. >> all right, boris, let me start with you and what is the point of this? what's being accomplished here? it doesn't seem like anyone is winning. >> nothing is being accomplished. it's a really big mayes take of the rand pauls of my party. no positive for them. specifically for someone like ted cruz and rand paul who wants to run for president in 2016 this is a losing formula. newt gingrich has tried to run for president and has failed several times. the only people winning, chris christie on the outside saying i wasn't a part of it. >> ksaie, what happens this morning as the stat reconvenes at 9:30? >> reporter: the senate will come back and senate majority leader harry reid says they will reject this latest gambit by the house to set up a conference committee and that sets the stage for the house republicans to argue that, hey, we actually want to be talking more about this and it's the senate that's rejecting our attempts to negotiate. but from the d

vincent price, and right there among them is also boris carla. movie man bob shaw filed this appreciation of the actor for halloween 1989. >> reporter: each halloween i watch at least one universal classic from the 30s. they may have lost the power to shock but they have a reassuring sense of nostalgia, innocence and class. >> i am dracula. i bid you welcome. >> reporter: bella lagosi's dracula seems rather stagey. the bride of dracula seems to be a story of love. the recently released son of frankenstein delivers a daney performance by hall. >> i killed him. i shot him. what are you going to do about it. >> reporter: carlof never received the recognition he deserved as an actor but his talent was showcased in the robber. >> i have had to do much that i didn't want to do, being poor. but so long as the great mcdarren and if i have not that, i have nothing. >>> in 1968, boris carlof was long past the end of a long career as a movie monster. in a film career that covered 77 pieces of work. >> are you ever going to retire? >> i hope not. >> you beco

left athletic in figures but it shows this inclusive of all people involved here i wonder is that boris rudolph we're looking at them i wonder soviet union hero the learning or the holder born in nineteen twenty five. he's won so many owners on the wall. as for his country. though there are a couple of that all of the work of science and technology of the russian federation honorable soldier of the song of the soviet army lenin order holder red labor banner the world war one level the red star orders the list goes on and on very proud to be taking this flame out of the very first few feet of its epic journey then to be heard of the course to the next person on an empty days across must cross moscow as well before it begins its trip all the way around here it's going to circle or moscow is near the mouth of the first big city goes to is small and it goes up to the northwest and then he follows it follows a pattern and then starts to head east and covers all of the markers sort of a snail shell which now wouldn't know where it's there it's going to scoot over to kaliningrad the russian ci

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boris, i want to start with you on the republican side.vernment over obama care is a mistake. and i believe a lot of republicans thought this. yet still nothing was able to be agreed on. what are your thoughts on the tea party and do you think that what they're doing is damage to the republican party and also getting through legislation? >> it's shortsided. if you look at ted cruz and rand paul who has aspirations for 2016, in potential for running for president, this is not going to help them at all. it is grossly unfavorably viewed to shut down the government. there is no rope for one party of the party to ruin 2016 for us. is this going to have a long lasting effect? not as of right now. once the voters start feeling it, then so will the voters. >> steve, what do you think? how do you come to an agreement? >> i don't know whether it's going to last for three days, like boris suggested. i think that's ultimately up to one person, house speaker john boehner. this shutdown can end in 15 minutes. all jane boehner has to do is call a vote on

. >>> boris, good morning to you. surprising he made this choice not to challenge the decision? all. he read the tea leaves, and it's not the right way to go for him right now, and even as governor and looking forward to 2016, the right way to go is to concentrate on business and the economy and not social issues. >> this cuts both ways. conservatives will say you didn't fight long ago and the moderates will say this is good. >> even conservatives will recognize that. the decision already came down. >> was he waiting for an opening on this, and he said this is an opening i can step away from the issue? >> most likely, yes. he read the opportunity as it was. right now, his biggest issues cannot be social ones going to 2016. he is going to be that candidate that represents the business side of the republican spectrum, which is the biggest part of republicans that this couldn't be concentrated on. >> if we are looking at chris christi right now, 75% of the voters believe republicans in congress do not deserve re-election. when you look at chris christi has a moderate, can he be a m

church minister suggested a zero sum option to both sides boris yeltsin would agree to retract decree fourteen hundred which effectively dismissed the parliament while the deputies would revoke the president's impeachment. the negotiations were not easy. they started it with each side call only other our enemy and our. i begged them to stop talking like that because the purpose of the meeting was to find a way out of the crisis that had engulfed our country. now. he's on trial. for nine hundred ninety three of supreme soviet supporters broke through the police wielding clubs. the police responded to get us this clash brought about the first injuries and spilled the first blood in this turbulent time. the patriots negotiations were cut short. from the very first moments of conflict a startling fieri began to emerge that the fighting between the opposing supreme soviet supporters was being inflamed by a mysterious force. over there and some ski lane just to the right there's a nine story building i noticed that standing on its roof was a man in civilian clothes holding a sniper rifle. i

church minister suggested a zero sum option to both sides boris yeltsin would agree to retract decree fourteen hundred which effectively dismissed the pollen meant while the deputies would revoke the president simply each month. the negotiations were not easy. they started it with each side call only other our enemy and our. i begged them to stop talking like that because the purpose of the meeting was to find a way out of the crisis that had engulfed our country. now. he's on trial. in the one nine hundred ninety three a crowd of supreme soviet supporters broke through the police cordon wielding clubs . the police responded to get us this clash brought about the first injuries and spilled the first blood in this turbulent time. the patriots negotiations were cut short. from the very first moments of conflict a startling fieri began to emerge that the fighting between the opposing supreme soviet supporters was being inflamed by a mysterious force. over there and ski lane just to the right there's a nine story building i noticed that standing on its roof was a man in civilian clothes h

this story with good old-fashioned american con desession and smug superiority, thrown out a little boris and natasha reference. done a little yaukoff smirnoff, in russia gift bag rummage through you, but now-- (laughter) i can only smear at how ham handed their spying is. >> delegates were given usb pem ree sticks and phone chargers equipped with spywear. >> if you're a world leader and you put the usb stick russia gave you into your computer, you deserve to have them [bleep] with your screensaver. wow. that is going to haunt my dreams. oh. like i was hypnotized. but it is now abundantly clear that any opportunity for outrage or moral that we would like to engage in when learning of another country's covert activities is long gone. the only thing left for to us do is pretend we had no idea it was happening. >> the senate intelligence committee senator diane feinstein a loyal defend are of the nsa broke ranks and said they have been kept in the dark of just what the nsa was up to demanding a total sur ray lance review. >> if only we had some way of secretly finding out what the spy organi

time to spin the chamber, boris... by signing up for another year. - why are we even thinking cake? we could do a pie. we could do a cookie pie. i just feel that cake is so norman rockwell. you know, unless we're going for a norman rockwell thing, in which case, go for it. - hey, everybody here loves jell-o. if you cut it in little cubes, you chill it just so, you got teeth or no teeth, anyone can enjoy it. - how about cupcakes? - no cupcakes. - no. - okay. - you guys are over-thinking this. let's just get a cake. - exactly. now, darryl, what if i told you you could have a cake that is delicious and also sexy as hell? - i'm listening. - no smut cakes. - what about fruit? with yogurt, obviously. fruit by itself, gross. - oh, i know what that meeting is about. it's about cake. and they didn't ask me. of all the people to not ask about cake, they... [smacks folder on table] i know what you did. you invited everyone into the conference room to talk about cake, and i was omitted. i was omitted! - did michael not just talk to you about being a caricature? - oh, yeah, i decided not to be a

with the mayor of london, boris johnson. i'd couple. self-styled yen and yang of british politics. you see them with students at the university of beijing. "the telegraph" and another article says there are no secrets, but they are doing is courting investment, all about money. that it really has to be a two- way street. the two will press for british companies to have as much freedom in china as chinese and 37 london. >> also drawing criticism, the lack of talking about human rights in china. >> the aim of the trip is business and a lot are saying that they are not really paying attention to human rights. a cartoon in "independent" that points out that part of this trip was to repair damages caused by david cameron's visit with the dalai lama last year. you see him handing over cash saying, sorry, baldly, we will not see you anymore. >> controversial cartoon. nuclear talks in geneva getting a lot of attention in the press. >> a lot of the papers for a good thing on the role france could play in the negotiations. a french paper says france really wants to leave the way and these ne

thousand nine hundred three russia was on the brink of civil war with parliament deputies on one side and boris yeltsin and his supporters on the other. two days of street fighting left hundreds dead and injured.

well i think it is important to be realistic in foreign policy terms george osborne has said and boris johnson who's also in china of course has said that they're not there to play the role of the foreign office they're there simply to attract investment in london and the united kingdom however obviously a government needs to adopt a coherent policy across the board and as i say i think you're seeing less emphasis on lecturing china and more emphasis on wanting to do business with china i think that is an appropriate response because david cameron's talks about britain being the go global race. we've got to start to think about how we are going to compete in that global race doing obviously not trying to affect of trade arrangements with china not having a. story there's a bit about the ageing business we're doing business with china doing business with well wait a minute what do we mean what do we mean by that some people are wary of the fact that in fact the chinese could take over many british companies a much of british industry is there something to worry about there. well i think

been behind mothballed for more than two weeks unable to provide services all pay the bills parian bori reports and some of the world hit by the deadlock. we are here now at the world war two memorial where the military coalition just held a press conference there calling on congress and president obama to strike a deal and to end the government shutdown of the military coalition as a group of thirty three service member and veterans organizations they represent about five point five million people this includes the active service veterans retirees and their families now the president signed into law the pay our military act on september thirtieth just hours before the government shutdown is that was supposed to ensure that our active military members would contend need to get paid if the government did in fact shut down but the bill didn't include a lot of programs that military members and veterans rely on now i spoke with gary augustine he's from the disabled veterans association and he explains exactly what's going on there many veterans especially veterans who are injured or ill be

london's heathrow airport am pumping billions of pounds into the country's nuclear industry london mayor boris johnson is embark on a trade mission to china later this month to lure more investors as billy boy who reports chinese money has already changed the face of the british capital. this time last year it looked like the iconic london cab would be consigned to the history books after it's made because the financially troubled london taxi company went into administration chinese manufacturer g.t. which already owns volvo has stepped in and bought the company for eleven million pounds the factory is now back in business this part of the assembly process is called the marriage of the carriage where the shape of the time. meets with the shafi of the taxi here but it's a marriage between the chinese manufacturer and he on the london taxi company that managed to save a british icon from going out of production g.-d's pledged to invest a hundred and fifty million pounds into the coventry based business over the next five years promising to create jobs and develop new engines to future really pre

and boris, why don't i ask you about the dollar.he impact that the government shutdown is having on the dollar. do you see this continuing as the shutdown continues? >> you know, i was just talking to howard dean. and you know what's wrong with this shutdown? they didn't close down the airports. if they closed down tsa, how long do you think the shutdown would last? maybe one second. that's why the markets are having a half hearted reaction to it. wait and see mode, the dollar is mildly weaker but not significantly weaker. but the longer we go, it kind of becomes like a lobster being cooked in hot water. more of a problem it becomes as far as government services. the more an impact on the downside. >> is that something a week from now or a month from now? >> i think a week is about the maximum amount of time the markets are going to have patience for. the one key take away, the taper off the table for october. and only if we have the best possible scenario where everything goes hunky dory. do we have a chance of a fed taper in decem

hundred ninety three russia was on the brink of civil war with one side and boris yeltsin and his supporters on the other. two days of street fighting left hundreds dead and injured.

and boris yeltsin into supporters on the other. two days of street fighting left hundreds dead and injured .

boris netsof is a native of socci. expletives had to be deleted. according to him, putin wants to dazzle the whole world, told officials to get it dorn or drop dead. >>> that might have something to do with the climate. even now in the last days of october the temperatures here are nudging a balmy 20° centigrade. but in the caucuses the temperature is hovering around zero . kremlin officials realize their present reputation is at stake so they've ordered their own snow making equipment and if you look carefully at the mountain side you can make out huge piles of snow under plastic sheeting which they have been storing since last winter. >>> the vatican spokesman said the pope had thanks suuu kyi for her work in myanmar. >>> pot smokers in uruguay are happy. lighting up a joint is expected to be legal any day now, as the government tries oundermine the drug cartels. monica villamar explains. smoking pot has been legal in his country for as long as he can remember. but buying the drug is illegal. soon this won't be the case. >> if you want to smoke,

i would have gone, wait a minute, boris and natasha, do you need this to plug into your computer? let's check it. there has never been another thing that has come up where i can think about it. finally international spying has come down to my level of intelligence. >> it is a spying that falls under it can't hurt lo try. all you need is one country. >> the new york post referred to the russians as crafty as doing it. there is nothing crafty about it. this is what they should be doing. if you want to be clever one of the other things was a diary. what if the paper were specially treated so that anything the delegates wrote in their diary was instantly transmitted to moscow. that would be clever. >> why don't you use my -- use mine? that would be great. >> out of how many countries 20 fell for it and russia is like like -- they are going through their can -- candy. they are going i can't believe how stupid these people were. >> they should have been dead with the razor blades in the apple. they deserve what they are getting. >> they are lucky it was not radio active plutonium. >> wh

thanks boris. >> and flame back on. >> flame on. >> that's not the official flame, flame then if it went out. they had to relight it. >> no, it's the lighter flame which will be forever remembered. >> is that bad luck? is that a sign? >> it goes out all the time. >> still not when you're going into the stadium. that's just not good. >> you have to have one of those standing by. >> i like the guy that's carrying it. he just keeps moving. >> waiting for somebody with a lighter. >> good thing that lighter was handy. >> here i go. oh, epic fail. >> he thinks it's coming back on at this point. is it there? no. anybody? >> he's looking around. >> i need a light. >> come on, look, it's out. come on, no, seriously. come on. >> anyone? >> that is fantastic. >> and so begin the sochi games. >> oh, man. >> it will go off without a hitch for sure. >> that's what you need. >> what's going on with the weather, al. >> it was a wild weekend. things have come down. let's show you what's going on right now. storm system coming into the pacific northwest. we're also looking at a beautiful day in boulder, c

greator's policy will be for parents, so says boris johnson. does the prime minister agree? >> we are helping working parents and that is what the tax relief on childcare that this government will be introducing will be all about. >> my constituents were tragically killed when they were hit by a driver who had 10 previous convictions for dangerous driving. over 8000 people have signed a petition calling for the law to be changed so that drivers convicted of dangerous driving should receive tough sentences. does he agree the law should be looked at? >> i will certainly look at the petition that he talks about. i would like to join my friend in offering my condolences. this is the most appalling crime as he says. someone with 10 previous convictions who is disqualified driving dangerously and killing two people. the sentence was 10 years. i understand that the maximum sentence available is 14 years. the government has introduced a new offensive. we are looking at this whole area. the justice secretary has asked to review the sentencing guidelines for serious driving offenses a

(imitating boris karloff) and the grinch's heart grew three sizes that night.i'm sorry. i'm gonna be out. thank you, robert. i-i blame myself. no, no. you probably should. this was my fault. yeah, seth, we're all blaming you. you probably should, seth. this was my fault. this was a terrible idea. what a disaster. no, it was wonderful. not really. thanks for coming out. thank you, folks. thank you very much. all right, seth, pleasure, man. (robert) pleasure, guys. gentlemen and lady. come on, biscuit. (laughter) thanks for trying, buddy. i really appreciate it. i didn't--i was-- i was no help to you. it was actually a good idea. not really. so bad. at one point, there was a-a fly crawling down the side of mr. wonderful's face as he was talking, and it just kind of made its way into his mouth, and-- like the bad guy from "raiders of the lost ark," and he didn't do anything. he just sat there, kept talking. i don't know if it went down his throat or what. but clearly, not only does he need this thing, but i don't even think he's human. (laughs) ♪ and only mcdonald

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relitigating a 4-year-old law that is settles law that the people of the united states voted against borisin who agreed to vote against it. bill: . how week is this president that he's telling the american people that a small band of tea party opponents to obama-care is able to bring down the government? this is crazy. bill: if you look at the poll, there is plenty of blame to go around here. they are all getting good dose of this if you look at all the polling here or cnn or across the board. steven, thank you for your time. brad, thanks to you. martha: another huge story. a brand-new look at the terrorist mastermind behind the murder of hundreds of people. there he is in his car outside his home moments before he was nabbed. a team of investigators is on their way mighty ship where he's being held. we are getting an indication when he will be in new york. bill where some people have crippling the entire disability program, and the numbers are staggering. the claim and the suffer because we don't do any favors when we wrongly abort benefits, and we'll certainly hurt those who justifiably

thanks boris. >> and flame back on. >> flame on. >> that's not the official flame, flame then if it wentwas handy. >> here i go. oh, epic fail. >> he thinks it's coming back on at this point. is it there? no. anybody? >> he's looking around. >> i need a light. >> come on, look, it's out. come on, no, seriously. come on. >> anyone? >> that is fantastic. >> and so begin the sochi games. >> oh, man. >> it will go off without a hitch for sure. >> that's what you need. >> what's going on with the weather, al. >> it was a wild weekend. things have come down. let's show you what's going onh hitch, that's for sure. >> what's going on with the news is things have calmed down. storm system coming into the pacific northwest. we're also looking at a beautiful day in boulder, colorado. beautiful day. send us your picture at #todaysun rise. wet weather in the mid-atlantic states and southeast and remnants of karen that kind of fizzled out. windy conditions in california. plenty of sunshine in the mid-section of the country all the way down into texas where temperatures get up to 86 degrees today in br