so, yes, miss cain is right. it's more than just checking a box, but it also means that you have to be schooled. and when we come back we're going to continue to talk a little bit about what we can tell parents to do in order to help their children deal with trauma. we'll be right back. for more information on national recovery month , to find out how to get involved or to locate an event near you, visit the recovery month web site at recoverymonth.gov. treat me, treat me with understanding. treat me with courtesy. drug and alcohol addiction is an equal opportunity disease. individuals in recovery come from all walks of life and deserve to be treated with respect and admiration for winning one of the hardest battles there is. treat me without judgment. treat me ... with humanity. alcohol and drug addiction deserves proper treatment. for drug and alcohol information and treatment referral, call 1-800-662-help. [music] understanding the impact of trauma on the justice system is an integral part of the dependency dr

there are a lot of people as a result, as miss cain indicated. you start using drugs that are illegal, and as a result of that you wind up getting arrested, and as a result of that you wind up in jail and then, depending upon the situation, as a result of using drugs you may become violent and you wind up in jail because of that situation, or as a result of numbing out you wind up engaging in "illegal acts" and you wind up in jail. so, a large number of people who are in jail or in prison are there for possession of drugs or for criminal acts associated with drug use and drug abuse. and that is one of the concerns that we have, particularly when many of these individuals have previously been traumatized. and, as dr. harris pointed out, what they're doing is trying to cope with life experiences or situational experiences that are outside the normal range of human experience, and they cannot find relief any other way. and do we know what the percentage is of the individuals that are in the criminal justice system that experience, have experienced t

because the seed of the favor of god -- >> warden cain's approach to morality works on two levels. one, spiritual and religious. the other, engaging employment opportunities. church is optional. work is not. >> i've been editing really for about a month now. and been with ls productions about nine months. >> perhaps the most unusual example of innovation at angola is the tv station. the only big house production company in the united states. >> one, between, three. >> before we do a shoot, we have to kind of step back and kind of ask, if an outside company was doing it, what would you ask? >> choose your behavior, choose your consequence. i chose angola by the lifestyle i was living. i'm not going to lay down, just roll over. i want my life to mean something. and it can, even though that i'm in prison. >> every member of the tv station but one is serving a life sentence. >> well, i really enjoy it. >> well, i really enjoy it. i hope to make a career out of it if i ever get out of prison. >> the circuit broadcast on a closed circuit system. there are religious shows. educational pro

would yodo the -- [ imitating caine michael caine from "batm."se ] you are not gettinit nasal enough, jimmy. you are not shoung enough. [ laughter ] i'm doing the mr. yne. this is mr. wayne. whene does mr. bruce way. there's something with his nose - [ talking over eacother ] i don't know why. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, god. i ju love it so much. [ cheersnd applause ] how did you get into doing all thoscharacters and comedns? who'd you love? >> well, i used to listen to all monty pyon stuff. mewhile, i'm so old the were no vcrs. when i was growing up. i used to take --they're called cbs --those were the cassette recorder, the microphone -- >> jimmy: i did the same thing. >> and point it at the tv just to hear the sounrack of them of them,f whatever -- and if it was a siom, something like "fawlty tows" or whatever, i would -- i'd ay the tape of the show back, a then jt describe the visuals. so, there would be a guy there, and i'd say, "okay, he is ing to a door now. [ laughter ] "now he's tting in his car." >> jimmy: yeah, u were a hu

that does not register for herman cain?no it does not, because, what i have observed over the last several months, you know being on the radio every day with herman cain shows and taking calls from callers this country is divided, not between the have and have-nots, not between black and white, but between the political class and the working class, that division is wider and wider in my opinion. and being able to represent and connection, i don't think his record in new jersey or the way he comes across, is going to automatically do that, despite a very big win on his part. neil: okay, this is nothing to do with herman cain saying he does not like overweight, let's say white males. >> no. is he white? i didn't notice that. neil: overweight? >> as you can see -- you know. like you neil, i believe that thaal appetite of the american people, for doing business, differently, in washington, d.c., i really think that it crosses party lines. i think we'll see more of that coming up, you wore talking earlier -- you were talking ear

will cain, a columnist from the blaze and mark lamont hill who's from the huff post live. let's stick with virginia and new jersey, shall we? virginia, race as metaphor. what do you think as the message of why terry mcauliffe won? what happened there? >> i don't know the story, chris, is why terry mcauliffe won but why he won by so little. i told kate yesterday that i think virginia is about virginia. it's about scandal, two conflicted personalities that aren't very popular. here's the story to me. it got so close late last night. what was the final, several

chase cain is there right now.e's going to have a live report for us in less than 10 minutes. >> in less than seconds christina loren is going to tell us about our weather. >> doing all right. good morning to you. you have more technology coming at you. you can see showers continue to steam in, these are quick moving, from north to south, mostly impacting the east bay. not a lot of action south of fremont but all of these are pressing toward san jose. about 10, 15 minutes from hitting downtown. we head throughout the morning hours, looking pretty good throughout this afternoon. temperatures are going to be comfortable. we expect 60s out there, 62 in the south bay. 63 for saratoga and menlo park, 64. you need your jacket in the city by the bay. north bay good at 64. cool day for you. 67 degrees. watch for showers through the east bay but by lunch time we expect mostly clear conditions, that is the weather story of the day. once the system pulls out a lot of instability and fierce winds. so keep that in mind. after w

will cain and from the left, mark lamont hill, also the host of "huff post live." what's the general take? you had two feelings about bloomberg when he was in there, this is a rich guy, another, he's building a rich legacy. is there a next for him in politics. >> i think there's definitely a next. he showed what can happen when you're not beholden to other people's money or special interests. you can do your thing and make progress. i see him leading an independent think tank that is data driven rather than money driven. i think it can work. >> he showed what he can do with all that because he's rich. you're right. i think his political future is pretty bleak, chris. for this reason alone. let's define him. he's a technocrat. what i mean by that, he's data driven, elite expert that knows how to micromanage people's lives and works on a local level. it's harder on a national level. he's lost his number one tool. his number one tool was force. the rule of law. that's how you can implement these technocratic solutions. he has to rely on persuasion.

they now have bumgarner, cain, lins cain, linsecum. >>> burns and the sharks hosting st. louis. 35 seconds in to the game, burns scores on the slap shot from close range. 1-0 san jose. still the 1st. burns again, this time on the little wrister, 3-0 sharks. finally in the 3rd period it's 4-3 sharks when burns will finish off the hat trick with the goal on the power play. here comes the hats on to the ice. sharks win 6-3 and it's their fourth straight win and they've now won seven of their last eight. sharks red hot. >> have a good weekend. >>> holiday shopping danger alert. >> what do i do to stop that? be aware of who is behind you. >> what you need to know to keep from getting ripped off. >> now the biggest mistake shoppers make inside the mall. what you need to know to stay safe while shopping. >> and dead man's curve, one of america's most treacherous roads. look what we found below. a great yard of crashed cars. then -- >> huge country star, mindy mccready after her suicide. >> mindy mccready committed suicide. >> exclusive, the first holiday season without his mom.

reporting from linkedin headquarters here in mountain view, chase cain, nbc bay area news. >> certainly big names there. >> yes. >> zucker berg and -- >> working it. getting big, big people there to help them out. all right. let's talk about this one now. the bay area's janet yellin has been given the nod. we expect this one. the nod by the senate banking committee voting in favor of her confirmation to become the head of the federal reserve. >> scott mcgrew, now the issue comes to the full senate. >> yeah, good morning. we expect her to be approved assuming no strange politics get in the way. 11 democrats, three republicans voted for her in committee. yellin is the former head of the san francisco federal reserve bank, and she taught at cal berkeley as well. it she's approved by the full senate, she will become the first woman to head the central bank. a stanford engineer who wants to teach girls engineering has gotten more than ix is million hits on youtube advertising her story. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> actually built by the same guy who did the okay go video. pretty cool. it's for a fwam

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well, they probably didn't last i'm chase cain. that may mean that california record.on break a very gloomy >>>nd we'll also talk more out that droht and most importantly about anoer storm system that's starting to develop out heren the fwugulf o aska. details on that coming up if just a few minutes. >>> take a look. this cell pho video captung the dramatic sce at a apartment fi in haywar it broke out overnightust before 3:00 a.m. on whitman street near mission boulevard. someeople had to jp to safety from the second sty. thankfully no one was seriously hurt, but nearly 30 people are homeless this eving. the fire may he srted in the kihen of a downstairs unit. >>> 16tate lawmakers tonight are packing for a trip to maui d a watchdog group isot happy abt it. the independent voter project sponsors maui trip every year. sponsors include chevron, beer and beverage distcters, &e among otrs. the executives say a tri includes a ban on discussing specific bills and lobbying but critics say the tp gives the aparance of imprer inflnce. >>> wh

we had seven republicans, six democrats and my independent colleague from maine angus cain. >> leadership came in and cracks the point was that we came together and the basic framework we agreed on was basically what they did. we were ready to announce our agreement and they worked with us. we were talking to them. it wasn't like we were off on our own. the bigger thing is on this issue of the women and the leadership. there's our group but there's also the fact that susan led the farm bill in the senate that passed. barbara boxer was somehow able to get with senator imhoff and work out an agreement on the transportation bill and then with senator victor on the water resources development act. vitter onator the water resources development act. i guess it is because we keep getting elected. i get to go to these chairman's inches and see all the women leadership roles makes a big difference. what susan said is true. you look at the violence against women act, the women in the senate, every single one of us voted for that bill. that is what broke the dam so that the house really adopted some

herman cain, thank you, my friend. herman cain, ceo. >>> sex sells, but does that always mean anything goes? when it comes to music awards shows, is it us, or is it just ridiculous? shock or just schlock? when is enough enough? ♪ ♪ ♪ i came in like a wrecking ball ♪ ♪ all because i love you ♪ i life you ♪ ♪ ♪ i love to hear you say girl ♪ do what i want what i want with your body ♪ >>> what? come on. more shock at another music awards show. i guess not shocking, but -- okay, tried to top the last one. >> yeah. and people are really getting off on it, neil. right? well, neil, you come off with -- hey, kids, gets off -- get off kind of guy. you oiled fld fuddy-duddy. is it over the top? of course. but it has always been so. >> no. you were saying that during the break. this is on steroids. trying to one up with the crazies. >> it's always been about pushing the envelope. this is what entertainers do. elvis presley with the hips, manned on the stage in the wedding gown sliding around -- >> and -- >> broadcast television a

>>y me envidian a mÍ, que tambiÉn paso las de caÍn. >>¿y? >>y me las veo negras.ora, que tengo que buscar tranquilidad. >>nadie te hace ruido cuando duermes. >>¿y la cosa interna, lo psicolÓgico? fÍjate en tu mamÁ, yo regaÑo a felipe, ¿dÓnde estÁ felipe ahorita? >>haciendo un mandado. >>uhm, a lo mejor estÁ en la calle fumÁndose un tabaco. >>mamÁ, se estan llevando al padre alfonso. >>no, seÑor, usted se queda aquÍ en la casa. >>¿pa'dÓnde vas tÚ? >>suÉltame, no j---, no ves que es el padre alfonso. [algarabía] [protestas] [♪] >>momentito, momentito, nada de violencia, por favor. miren, no se preocupen, no se preocupen y nada de violencia. se trata Únicamente de una citaciÓn. >>eso es que cree. usted estÁ preso, padre. sÁlgase de esa vaina que lo va a j---, hombre. [algarabía] >>dentro de unas horas estarÉ de regreso, vale. >>si nosotros no queremos, al padre no se lo llevan del barrio. bÁjese de esa vaina, padre, bÁjese, no sea p---. >>yo confÍo en la buena fe de las autoridades, muchachos. te aseguro que es una cuestiÓn de rutina, asÍ que ahorita vÁyanse a su cas

chris christie tried to take out tom caine jr. this week. why? couple of reasons. one is he was unhappy that tom caine was responsible for the republican legislative effort. because of a feud with steve sweeney, norcross' ally, he tried to take out steve sweeney, spent a lot of money in that, and there was a lot of disgruntlement because if that money was spent in a couple of other key districts, christie might have had a majority in the senate. >> so this is amazing. tom caine jr.'s crime in chris christie's eyes was trying to elect republicans. he was going after democrats who helped chris christie and he turned around and tried to take him out of his job. >> steve sweeney is a labor leader. and chris christie has been fostering a nurturing relationship with the trade unions and they're indebted to steve sweeney. and so there was a lot of unhappiness that tom caine was trying to take out, the big labor leader. so christie didn't want that to happen either. so there is a colossal irony there, that, you know, the leader of the republican party, t

cain? , i mean, the guy has really not solved many problems.n, that's what it comes down to. >> 51% of the voters were mislead enough to vote for him. keep in mind, not everybody. remember, he got 51% of the popular vote. when you say all of america. no. >> you know what i'm talking about. >> 51% of the people. i know what you are talking about. >> the majority. >> the majority sets the tone on the direction of the country yes, we have a severe ignorance problem but the people not looking at the facts. >> first, you define what you say is the biggest problem or perhaps the other guest as well. >> well, i think the biggest problem is a long range problem. since the 1970s we have not been able to grow incomes in this country. between the end of world war ii and 1973 and 197 a, everybody in america got a pretty consistent raise. since around 1975 or so, until now, there is basically not been a raise for 65, 70% of people in the country. we just having a very very hard time figuring out how to deal with this. right now too many people unemployed fo

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jim norton, tv's andy levy, dean cain, see his show on ion. why can't i say it?>> hello, everyone. i'm kimberly along with bob beckel and eric bolling, it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." >>> today we're remembering president john f. kennedy 50 years after he was assassinated. it's a day that marks his death, but today we'll remember his life, tonight on "the five," but first, another day, another obama care delay. this one pushing back the enrollment period until after the 2014 midterm elections. now, according to one journalist, the unraveling of the health care law is causing some

sÓlo un caÍn faltaba en tu familia. anda, descarga el golpe. ha dejado manchar por un garcÍa, padre. >> levanta la frente, hija. para que haya perdÓn, tiene que haber amor, y tÚ lo amas. es tu oportunidad. >> para nosotros ya no la hay. tenemos que vengarnos. >> ¿y quiÉn sabe, leÓn lopez, si un crimen mÁs colme la justicia divina y hunda para siempre en las tinieblas el alma de tu padre? si Él pudiera regresar de la eternidad, te gritarÍa: detente, hijo. detente ahora que puedes salvarte. porque una vez pasada la hora de la muerte, sÓlo justicia puedes esperar. >> justicia o venganza, padre. >> si la venganza fuera justicia, yo habrÍa venido a matarte. porque tÚ disparaste sobre mÍ, y me heriste. habrÍa traido a la policÍa para enseÑarle tu madriguera, y no lo hice. mira, aÚn me quema la carne el plomo de tu bala asesina. >> perdÓneme, padre. no quise herirlo. >> te perdono. pero te pido que perdones tÚ tambiÉn. es tu hermana. >> ¿mi hermana? no, padre. esa ya es una garcÍa. y no puede vivir mÁs en esta casa. llÉvesela, padre. que no vuelva a v

and we will have herman cain. and foster friess. we'll also be solissists your reaction, you can tweet us. >> you think tomorrow's all about him in new jersey? i'm talking the garden state? something far bigger down the ballot in new jersey. i'm talking much bigger. not physically bigger, you know what i mean, after this. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. but with less energy, moodiness, and a low sex drive,y first. i saw my doctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron. the only underarm low t treatment that can restore t levels to rmal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for

mix to me, the only superman that mattered, actor dean cain. you can see him defending santa. it is when santa is arrested for mass murder. this sunday at 9:00 p.m. on ion? ore ion? >> ion television. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> that's a good question. well, it is the decision that is tearing our country and perhaps the world apart. yes it is time for this. >> red eye debate, 2013. live from the red eye debate center. joy this is the red eye -- >> this is the red eye debate center. >> sexiest man alive? or best jive? they picked adam levine as the sexiest man ever and it was met with hate all over the globe. >> that is their maroon 5 spring. and not just because the maroon 5 singer is a d-bag who makes terrible music. they noticed that levine's mug was another white face gracing the c indeed since "people" magazine started awarding the title it has only gone to one man of color, denzel washington. apparently ty digs was not sexy enough or white enough. same with elba and malco. did i screw that name up? and michael b williams. why did levine win? i bet and

i don't know herman cain is doing those kinds of speeches. >> about hard work?out keeping it in your pants. >> cosby has been doing it for a long time for the last 10-15 years he was speaking out about education. i don't know why reverend sharpton or jesse jackson do not pick up on a message like this. >> why don't they? >> i don't know. >> because they get a check from saying the converse. >> those are great cues. up next the miami dolphins encourage ritchie incognito to bully his teammates? andrea has the story. we ha a new video of incognito surfaced that you will want to see. look he's great with the rake. >> nfl player ritchie incognito was recently suspended for maliciously bullying teammate jonathan martin with insults that reportedly included racial slurs. a new video shows him appearing at a miami dolphins tsa requesting a different code of behavior from fans. >> hi, i am ritchie incognito. on the field players have called me overly aggressive. off the field and on the croquet lawn i am quite civilized. we greatly appreciate you being loud and proud for

and we will have herman cain. and foster friess. we'll also be solissists your reaction, you can tweet us. >> you think tomorrow's all about him in new jersey? i'm talking the garden state? something far bigger down the ballot in new jersey. i'm talking much bigger. not physically bigger, you know what i mean, after this. the ocean gets warmer. the peruvian anchovy harvest suffers. it raises the price of fishmeal, cattle feed and beef. bny mellon turns insights like these into powerful investment strategies. for a university endowment. it funds a marine biologist... who studies the peruvian anchovy. invested in the world. bny mellon. ask me what it's like to get your best night's sleep every night. [announcer] why not talk to someone who's sleeping on the most highly recommended d in america? ask me about my tempur-pedic. ask me how fast i fall asleep. ask me about staying asleep. [announcer] tempur-pedic owners are more satisfied than owners of any traditional mattress brand. tempur-pedic. the most highly recommended bed in america

this was impted a lot of people andheenvironmen chase cain is near the port of redwood city with the details. >> rorter: the sary thing for anne who may have breathed in the smoke is we still can't tell you exactly what in it. the fir deparent says they can't be sure. the company says they're n sure wh was burning. thre are still questions to b answered. nearly 17 hours. that's how long the fire raged in redwood cy sending three couies.kento parts of >> it stings and burns yr es a little bit. you can fl it. it is almost like smoggy outside. >> reporte wearing masks last nighat this tutoring center may not have been an ovrreaction. they sll cannot be se exactly what was burning. they sayhey think paint, asti plastis, and other parts of cars and apiances were on fire. that's theind of stuff that burned. plume of smoke that's gng on and burning for hours on end, w are concerne about any of the emicals that might be getting into the water. >> reporter: the senior -- measured levels well aove 100 yestday because of the smoke.n floating in ts >> that can cause cancer and reproductive ha. t

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dom anyone cain, al jazeera, cairo. >>> time in the news hour for spots. here's jo. >>> swede esh golfer henrik stenson made history by fini finishing the top. he won the season-ends tour championship in dubai. richard park was there. >> reporter: henrik stenson proved why he's the hottest player in the golf right now. he got six birdies in his final round in dubai and finished in style with an eagle on the 18th. as he claimed the tour championship and the rest of the dubai crowd with a tournament record of 25 under. ian ended up 6 shots behind stenson in second. last week's turkish open went to him with 8 strokes back in 3rd. stenson carded another 8 under 64. he has a combined total of 2.3 million including a cool million bonus for the ice man for topping the money list. he's the first golfer to win the race to dubai and the fedex cup in the same year. it's been a remarkable turn around-r to henrik ten stone. two years ago he was ranked 230th in the world. now he's the world number 3 and we'll see next year if he can win his first major title. >>> the wo

dominick cain, al jazeera, cairo. >> reporter: the dominican republican and three people were killedshared border and sought police protection but instead were escorted back home and in a shelter north of haiti capitol porta prince and that is when they threatened to revoke citizenship. he will have to chance the constitution to do so and we report. >> holding on to power and the president ortega is pushing for constitutional reforms to stay in his job indefinitely and he believes people are behind him. >> we can hold a referendum or vote and the people will vote really for change because the army does not suppress the people, it protects them. the police do not suppress people, they defend them. ♪ if the reforms go through ortega will be allowed limitless reelections and his decrees will be laws and extend authority over the military and police. for the opposition the changes would make legal what ortega has already been doing illegally. >> translator: the conditions for these reforms have been fabricated since the last election and gained majority in the national assembly and they

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some young actresses who he hit on very aggressively -- >> how do you know that wasn't a herman cainuation? >> i guess i don't. but i'm not sure herman cain's out making -- doing speeches like that. >> i don't know. >> about hard work? >> no, about -- keeping it in your pants, you know. >> this message, cosby's been doing this for a long time, the last 10 or 15 years, he's been speaking out about education. i, for the life of me, do not know why reverend sharpton and jesse jackson don't pick up on a message like this. >> wipe don't they? >> i don't know. i'm flabbergasted by it. >> they get a check -- that's why. >> those are great shoes. >>> nec, did the miami dolphins encourage ritchie incognito to bully his item mates? teammates. >> wouldn't it be funny if we didn't have the tape? a new video of incognito has surfaced. he's great with a rake when "the five" returns. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them o

dominic cain, al jazeera, cairo. all right. to discuss all of this, we are joined by ashaf hagazi, a senior associate at the harvard international negotiation program. thank you for being with us today. >> thank you, jonathan. >> so kerry had some interesting comments in egypt. he said one thing that it appears egypt is moving toward democracy. do you degree with him? >> the road map put in place by thetritional government does lead to a democratically elected new government that's expected to happen over the next several months. so, as we move along the roadmap, we are headed toward democracies, at least electoral democracy. what happens in terms of who is doing the governance in the country and making policy decisions, i think for now, we don't know how that will develop. >> how can you say the country is moving toward democracy when we have scene hundreds much protest orders killed, basic rights that a lot of americans take for granted like freedom of the press are not allowed in egypt? >> and that's been a cause for a lot o

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chase cain was first on the scene. looks like officers have that under control now. >> reporter: they sure do, laura. they have two people in custody. they believe they are the only two people who were involved in this burglary. we also talked to a captain and he says the reason that the s.w.a.t. team was called out here was because they thought there were people still in the house. you see actually some of the swat and police vehicles leaving the scene. apparently what happened is a neighbor called police when they believed that a couple guys were breaking into one of their neighbor's homes. police got out here, saw some people running, heard running in the area. of course they pursued those two people. they sent a canine after the two people who were running from them in this neighborhood. that canine helped catch these two. one of the two men running was bitten by that canine. we're told it's nothing serious but that is why they called an ambulance out here because that person did have minor injuries. two people in

dominick cain, al jazeera cairo. >> we will be going live following events closely from cairo.ore we start questions, we should flag up we are expecting amateur pictures from inside the courtroom and as we say them we may bring them to the viewers and hearing the trial may have resumed and we will get an update from you of the latest you are getting. >> yes, we are hearing the same thing, that reports coming out of the court are it has resumed but what we don't know is what mohamed morsi is wearing. we understand that and proceedings were postponed because he was still not wearing this white overall that all defendants are supposed to wear and so they had an adjournment of the trial for that to be addressed to persuade him to put it on and we are hearing reports of his main legal representative, i would nl say his lawyer because we don't know if he is speaking on behalf of the former president but he had a chance to go see mohamed morsi while this adjournment happened to calm him down. things were getting agitated in the courtroom before the adjournment. and we understand other

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we' live here in san francisco, chase cain. >> thanks very ch. >>> wre following a developing story. people in the philippines are coping with the damageeft from typhn haiyan. red cross estimates 1200 may ha been killed by the orm. experienceaid worke are saying they haven't seen anythi like it sincehe 200 asian tsunami. the teams are finally able to get into the hardest hit areas. >> really horrific. great human tragedy. ere's no light,o power. by the tim the sun sets it's rk. >> they're now accepting the offerf assistae from the united nationed. >> residents o vietnam have been ordered to evacuate. they're prepari sandbs and arding up the windows. tourists are being toldto say inside the hotels. let'bring in rob mayeda right now. >> the latest on the storm is a typhoon or a category 2 huicane right now. it's still off the coast of vietnam as a category 2 stm, winds at about 10 miles an hour and making a patrather quickly northwest to 20. bethink that it will stay just offshore crossinghe gap, but during the day tomorrow we'll see theystem make its way inland and cross into northern

cain is still killing abel. we saw that at lax. i do not think god caused the shooting. do not think god caused the swami. i loved what mr. roger said. he said his mom always said after tragedies, look to the helpers has the helpers after crisis, you will see the love of god. i do not know if we can understand the question except god does not cause the stuff. he comes in and pushes back his sleeves and says we have some healing to do here. tavis: it is hard to ugbir ignoe that issue. what is your take on this notion of the explosion of guns and our society?

. >> weant to start with chase cain in dwood cy for us. >> chase?re officials say if you can smell the smoke, they're asking to you shelter in ace. that meanso inside. close your doors, close you windwes and try to minimiz your exposure to this smoke them say it certainly could be dangerous. and lookere bind me. this is the metal management you can still see smoke rising intohe air. also some of what you're seeing is steam. fire officials just told us that th have been able to makeome progress in terms of putting this fire out so aot of what you're seeing there is steam throwing on this fire that has been bning now for nearly eight hours. it is a pile o sap metal and fire crews sayhere is no worry at this pointf the fire spreading to any other places. but it has been, of course, very challenginfor them to get thi uncontrol and at the sa time, miles.e has been spreading f peop in san mateo a santa clar and now even alameda county are saying ty can smell th smoke. some people have rorted ty fe a tgling in their eyes and their nose. pele even putting o

. >> herman cain did that last year.ell, look, a half dozen people have done it out of the millions and millions that would like to do it. and cain, you know, he lasted a couple weeks. i think ted cruz has already outlasted -- i'm just saying that his acting skills are, i think, impressive, despite, you know, some so-so performances he might have turned in that were caught on that film. >> right. okay. now john, chris christie is another republican in that top tier of 2016 hopefuls. but you've written, and i'm quoting you, that sheparding christie through a competitive republican primary will be vastly more difficult than anybody seems to be figuring at the moment. and you say that this is partly to do with questions about a, quote, top female deputy that were talked about in the book "double down." what exactly is the problem here, jonathan? i'm not quite sure i understand you. >> oh, well, that was reported in the book. and i did not write the book. >> no. >> but the book mentioned a lengthy list of vetting problems th

michael cain. he was michael cain. that took acting. >> you guys really are amazing.to overcome. >> i can see you're really upset about this. i honestly think you aught to sit down calmly, take a stress pill and think things over. >> one day we're doing a scene and it was one of the few things that i honestly kind of didn't like it, you know, the one time in the picture i said something. and i won't go -- >> you didn't think it was working. the scene itself? >> i candidly didn't. >> right. >> and i remember stanley had a mustache and he was kind of, like, he's diminutive. he has his fingers and he's kind of scratching his beard, like something's bothering him, i made a smart comment, which is my nature, and he says, derek? and his voice goes, yes, gov? that's a wrap. so we wrap, and it's early. we are in a big picture and are behind, as urge. so we stayed fit. i'm in my room exercising and -- come in. it's derek. he sticks his head in the door and i says, yeah? he says, gov wants to see you, mate. i said, hey, derek, am i fired? because he fired people. don't know, ma

that's michael caine. >> rose: (laughs) you were watching that intently. was that looking at anything? >> i'm just looking at that because it's improvised. i could have done it slightly better and i was picking holes in it. but yeah, it's fun. >> rose: how self-critical are you? >> well, you know, when you watch things back you always -- >> it's always in the lab, isn't it? >> it is but i look at a film like "philomena" and i say 98% of it is goods but 2% i think i could have done better. >> rose: great to have you here. >> thank you. >> >> rose: pleasure having you on the program. "philomena" is released on friday, november 22 and it goes wide on november 27. steve coogan, the film "philomena." thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> announcer: the following kqed production was produced in high definition. ♪ >> must have soup. >> the pancake is to die for! [ laughter ] >> it was a gut bomb, but i liked it. >> i actually fantasized in private moment

herman cain on a can't miss. >> there's an expert.f you need an expert advice on foreign policy, there is nobody smarter than the pizza man. herman cain was at the top of his game when it came to international issues. >> i'm ready for the gotcha questions, and they're already starting to come. and when they ask me who is the president of u becky becky stan stan, you know i'm going to say you know, i don't know. do you know? >> i kind of think that's where this whole distraction idea came from. this is utterly amazing. but it also shows how desperate the right wing is, to develop any kind of narrative they can in the media, so people will pick it up and say, yeah, this iranian thing is all about obama care. i mean, it's outrageous. give me a break. obama care, i know it doesn't show it in the polls right now, but i think that the people are a little bit behind this one. obama care has been on a roll over the last couple weeks. nobody wants to report it. the federal exchange is working better on a day-to-day basis. day after day, it's g

cain is still killing abel. we saw that at lax. i do not think god caused the shooting. do not think god caused the swami. i loved what mr. roger said. he said his mom always said after tragedies, look to the helpers has the helpers after crisis, you will see the love of god. i do not know if we can understand the question except god does not cause the stuff. he comes in and pushes back his sleeves and says we have some healing to do here. tavis: it is hard to ugbir ignoe that issue. what is your take on this notion of the explosion of guns and our society? >> it is madness. it is apocalyptically crazy to me. it is one thing to say to the children today's afternoon town that there is meaning, there is love, there is resurrection, there is repair, and we always hold onto hope. what do we say one year later w hen not one piece of legislation has changed to make it harder for people with mental disorders to get guns? because of the nra and the tea party, and the force and the pressure of the right, the far right, not one lot has changed -- law has changed. i asked a priest

>> back in 1996, herman cain, who later tried to run for president, was the head of the national restaurant association. struck this behind closed doors deal, with congress, saying that they the nra would not oppose a modest increase to the overall minimum wage as long as this wage stayed frozen forever for tipped workers. at 2 dollars and 13 cents an hour. >> could you bring somebody down, please, because we need to speak to somebody about this. we've been trying for several weeks. >> so for the last twenty-two years as the regular minimum wage has continued to rise, the minimum wage for tipped workers has stayed frozen. basically this industry is saying we don't have to pay these workers at all. they should work for us, but we don't have to pay them at all. you should pay them as customers. >> with tens of thousands of tipped workers, that adds up to a great deal for darden's magagement. >> we can actually see that darden's being listed as one of the one hundred best companies to work for, despite the fact that they've paid out nearly fourteen million dollars in lawsuits related to wage t

next week, we've got patty ann brown, dean cain and jim norton. in order to be viable, lest you be certifiable, according to an oxford psychologist, television and media ranks among the top promotions with the top psychopathic personalities. what makes a psychopath? psychopathy is a social disorder kashg rised by coldheartedness, superficial character, anti-social behavior, such as criminality, like the dalai lama. tucker, you're in the media, you're also a ceo. so basically you're something horrible. >> everybody in the media is a psychco path and annoying, but in is totally fake. by far, the craziest people in america are shrinks. everybody knows that. some of them are charming, but they are bonkers, flat-out nuts. most ceos are just not that interesting. >> basically a lot of the things they said were psychopathic was successful. >> this is revenge of the dorks. >> mike, what do you make of this? >> i love the way this comes on the heels of -- >> it's ego, not psychopath, right? >> i think it's a combination of everything. i think you've got to