how are we doing calli ? i don't know about you but i could use something to eat. - when are we going to get to the airport ? - relax, man. as my father used to say "if we are meant to get someplace, then we will get there." hopefully, in this lifetime. wait ! i just saw a sign for the airport. okay, this is it ! pull over ! pull over. welcome, welcome ! come in ! it is so good to meet you. it's a pleasure. grazie, grazie. i am antonio bill's uncle. so, where is the bride ? ah, caterina ! bellisima ! caterina ! should we say something ? no. guillermo ! guillermo ! bambino mio ! she's fantastica ! it's as if she was born... to be in our family ! such nice curly, dark hair ! you will have beautiful bambinos ! ah, fredo ! fredo what are you doing over there ? this is no funerale ! let's have musica ! caterina, let's dance. nice party. look at it this way. your family isn't losing a son; it's gaining two daughters. are you waiting for a ride ? ride ? yes. crossroads cafe ? yes ! cafe, cafe. lars ? yes ! lars. mis

callie is on the phone. hi, callie. >> hello.od morning, sweetie. >> she looks like fun, doesn't she? >> she does. now we know why. callie, tell hoda why you love her? >> why don't we tell them why. she watches us in her gym as the kathie lee and hoda girl and always changes the channel to our show. look at herb t -- look at her t-shirt. >> god bless her. >> we hear you make your workouts more bearable, is that true? >> of course. of course. i turn it up full blast. i don't care if anyone else is complaining. i'm just going. >> selfish too. great. >> and she drinks her poweraid straight from her wine glass and we love the t-shirt and we're total into it. >> she wants to hoda on your kotb. >> callie, are you ready to hear where you're going, baby. >> am i ever. >> here we go. you and a friend, you guys are headed to the resort at long boat key club in sarasota, florida. four days, three nights. get breakfast each day at sam's point. round of golf for two and tickets to the wrinkling museum. -- ringling museum. >> which is cool. >>

you have to be organized and that is why i was so glad you wrote about callie house. it's embarrassing after decades of studying these things to realize you were always kind of a beginner because these very important stories that we need to know about. now one civil rights leader -- i was at the memorial and this was years ago. the young people in the movement came up and said he was illiterate. he was always late to meetings and things like that and on and on. i realize the young people who have come in living on the triumphs of this poor man who founded one one of these black r organizations didn't understand who he was elated to get up there and it occurred to me that jesus did not write any books. everybody knows he made history. so just like jesus all these people i'm making history, and they rejected my first book. who are these people? they said they are the people who made history. so i think that's part of why i think we get one image and not another because it's demobilize is us. >> use raise the issue of book publishing at a literary event and merry talk a

one of russia's most powerful richest man the head of potash empire your i cally was slash him better oops airport this week my all story says that mr bombed the first hostage in the potash war was detained put in hand also after visiting belarus for a meeting with the country's leader out. he's accused of abusing his power in the partnership that collapsed between euro cali and the belize partner but there is cali now before the biggest cartel collapse these two companies made up over a third of the global twenty three billion dollar industry russia's reaction to this scandal is clear with the deputy prime minister describing it as odd inappropriate or not fitting to a partnership considering the president of bellary styles himself as europe's lastic tazer the chances of a scary thing in the country could be tricky and if mr berndt is found guilty of abusing his power he faces a ten year imprisonment with a conversation of his property to potentially millions and the next target in the wars is solomon kidding of a major shareholder in the russian chemical producer after the russian a

that's for the entire driktd so calli is earmarked for $98 million in term of facility upgrades and renovations> the field, lights and goal posts were kept from the old stadium. >> pretty beautiful night to watch football game. >> yeah. >> this weekend is going to be a great weengd, as well. >> anything outdoors. football, soccer, go to the park, maybe hang out in your backyard. >> okay. . >> it is going to be fantastic out there this week ebd. saturday or sunday the weather is going to be about the same, but we do have a significant change coming up. friday night great shot right there of the bay bridge, and we have ourself mainly cloudy skies already. mainly cloudy skies out there, as well. you isle have cloud cover to start your day tomorrow with lows around 60. oakland, val val exactly 60. san francisco 58, concord you will wake up and start saturday at 61. maybe the autumn moon festival, china town, san francisco beautiful sunny mild at least by city standards. upper 70s in castro valley for the fall festival there. san jose tomorrow little bit of cloud cover anding to to start. afternoon

cally the rage is connected tm innse relationship, for instance, incest, physical abuse, and on. in fact, dr. gewacke says that a majority of the females in h borderline program reported a history of inst. this may play a role in their condition. it's something nobody should have to go through. it's... being...so small and not being able to defend yourself against grownups that are wanting to either hurt you or... molest you, or do whatever they want to do. and...of course, when you're a child, nobodyistens. i agree withorey. it's hard to deal with, especially when you try to tell people and nobody believes you. that just makes you wonder if it's not you, you know, if it's not your fault. or you'd de-- the same thing-- you'd done something to bring it on. um... and then you wonder-- like, i have two sisters, and you wonder why you-- not that i wished it on them or anything-- and not them. you know? um... does that sound bad? i'm not trying to say i wish it on them. no, you're not. but... you know, it really makes you wonder... what you did to deserve some of the things that happe

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. >> translator: i don't know what to think because you can no longer live cally and no longer live peacefullypens everywhere but not here before, never happened before because this is a humble town. >> reporter: the mexican president is proposing a series of new social programs including the first nationwide pension of unemployment insurance and he plans to find answer these through new taxes and thousands of mexicans are skeptical about a proposed tax hike and open up the energy sector for private investments and david mercer reports from mexico city. >> reporter: three weeks of demonstrations and no end in sight. it started with mexican teachers apposing a government plan to introduce competency tests. soon the protests took to the national stage creating havoc in the capitol. now people are turning their attention to president enrique proposed changes to the tax system and the nationalized oil industry. >> translator: in reality what they are trying to do is increase the taxes paid by all mexicans in order to replace revenue by selling off the oil to foreigners. >> reporter: and the leader

heard the attorney general talk about because again we know that those laws are not evenly and ee cally applied across all peoples, and, again, that's the kind of issue where you want to see some action from a president who understands the kind of racial disparities in those kinds of laws. >> rebecca, do you think we'll hear the president or anyone talk about the rash of violence in chicago tonight? >> you know, it will be interesting to see whether or not he does address that. the first lady has addressed in the past violence in chicago, particularly in the wake of pendleton. it's interesting the way the president has tended to address those issues. that's been his tendency. even when we heard from him in the march on wash, as he's intended do in the past, he's universalized it. that's why the trayvon remarks were so remarkable and something they waited to hear so many times. they tyke it back to his personal experience. ite something they wanted to hear. it's something the attorney general has been pushing very hard and something the president feels very strongly about as well. >> kar

it base cally asked younger people to subsidize rates for older people who have greater health care needs a lot of things that could have been done short of passing a 2700-page bill. >> like what? >> allow people to buy across state lines. allow small business to pool to get the benefit of group purchasing power. address medical malpractice. allow people have to a tax credit to buy insurance of their choice. >> i early september you filed legislation for the unions to get subsidies and you opposed it because the unions who supported obamacare b suddenly want out. where does your bill stand? >> it's been filed. we have cosponsors but it hasn't gone anywhere. we have democrats in control in the senate. but the unions are unhappy with this as well. they are expressing that. asking for special exemptions. they want to double dip. they want favorable tax treatment by being an employer provided plan and they are multi employer plans but they also want the subsidies available now under obamacare. basicalxluáiu get a carve-out for them and for their members. you can't do that. >> that seems unfai

something that has been thought of and not just something that was williahim cy cally thrown o theretion. >> i assume we'll get an account. what was weird yesterday, the seemed to be off the cuff matter, and the russians and syrians said there's something to this, at the end of the day, kerry said i was just speaking rhetorically. i think there's something falling between the "we had a plan" and "we just said stuff and it happened" two polls. in all the instant analysis, remember, we're not saying, as we did to hussein, that you have to show us you have no weapons of mass destruction and get rid of everything. here, the goal is to make sure assad doesn't use this in the ongoing civil war. and so if russia comes in and says we're going to be in control, now russia is buying in. if anything should happen again with the use of chemical weapons on the part of the regime, where russia's on the hook as well. there's reason to believe, well, you may not get rid of everything totally. it may go pretty far towards the goal of preventing him from using anything in this ongoing civil war. >> yo

think,cally speaking, i things will get worse before they get better. dor every day that they spen tired and hungry, i think they're going to get angry. -- what evereymoon honeymoon we have, that will not last. work, for those of you who do not know the story. he has done work in the slums of cairo and tried to develop social alternatives in a very imaginative ways. perhaps you can share some of your experiences and tell us what has changed in the last 30 months. what are the problems? what do you think is most important to them? --i apologize is that we are a group of revolutionaries who decided to stay away from politics. injured during the revolution and we moved to work with the people that we fought for in the first place. we took a straight and we want to make education, health, environment and create jobs. struck by the reality on the ground and how bad it is. i did get an apartment there and i spent two or three days. >> that is every week. >> every week. a completely different perspective as to what is happening. presentingalk about the egyptia

callie belly -- halley barry celebrating the new paparrazzi law which protect kids of celebrities in lloyd webber, a political commentator, you like this. >> i do. i have an opinion on this. you don't choose to be the child of a celebrity. these paparrazzi especially in california have been saying the most horrific things to these children to get them to cry, take a picture and sell the picture. stuart: does this law make the paparrazzi stare certain distance from the children or stop them talking to the children? how do you stop them having contact? >> we will see when it is implemented. it is very first amendment. they didn't want to cross the first amendment. not about taking the photographs, they are not allowed to harass. interestingly in the u.k. they are a lot stricter which means celebrities at home in london for so many years but you can't print a picture of a child. you pixilated the image and so forth. i think overseas, to protect this, a great country but at the same time you do need to protect children. stuart: i am with you on this one. one quick one for you. the nfl, t

the editor is calli ining it an intense struggle over obama care.burlington, north carolina. same applies to "the chicago sun times" with the dramatic headline "time to act." >>> meantime, developing news to share on last week's terror attack in kenya. nbc news can report that u.s. intelligence had early warning signs of a serious terrorist threat. joining me now from nairobi, nbc's atia abawi. what sort of intelligence are we talking about? >> reporter: hi there, alex. there are reports that colleagues in washington were able to speak to a senior intelligence official that said the nsa may have had prior knowledge to a terror attack in kenya. that said, there are terror threats that come through on a weekly, if not daily basis. this official said this warning stood out from the normal drum beat of warnings that have come in. we should also mention the local media is reporting on a leaked dossier from the national intelligence service here in kenya that stated the kenyan government may have known in january that al shabaab may have been planning to

my friend aya told me his dog cally ate a grape once and he almost died. grapes are bad for dogs.now, because i've looked all around your yard. (whimpers) i know you ate something. and i know it was something pretty silly. something you'd be embarrassed for me or anyone else to know about. it's hard, it's round, and if i didn't know better, i'd say you ate a rock. (groans) i don't understand. why would teddy eat a rock? he says "was hungry." teddy's always hungry. and tim and mary were busy working. (whimpering) in a minute, teddy. martha: he thought they'd never stop. and there were these rocks all over the ground. so teddy thought, why not try one? (skits laughing) yeah. i laughed, too. but teddy said as far as he knew, no one had ever eaten a rock before. for all we know, it might taste like chicken. (questioning bark) does it? taste like chicken? he said no. it tasted like a rock. e vet says she got the rock. teddy is going to be fine! (everyone cheers) oh, that's great! what? what is it? i can keep poisons and pesticides away from teddy, but how am i going to keep away all th

vote to get off this bill once reid has filed his amendment to strip the obamacare language, -- any cally they are republican vote is voting to give harry reid the keys to gut the bill. and so that second cloture vote could happen friday, could happen saturday. it depends. i think, again, cruz and lee are not likely to give back time. they want to make the case this needs to be defeated, this second cloture vote. that will happen saturday. then after that we'll have a vote on the amendment to strip the obamacare defunding because it's a germane amendment. it only needs a simple majority to pass. reid will be able to overall -- overhaul this bill dramatically. it sets up for a final vote either saturday or sunday, sending it back over to the house. host: quickly, one change that senator reid is looking for is to change the timing of what that funding measure would be. he talked about that yesterday. why does he want to shorten the length of the continuing resolution? >> he wants to shorten it by a month. the shorter c.r. there will be more pressure on the house republicans and senate negot

it is from -- ♪ >> callie bowers from arizona. >> she watches us on ktnx channel 12. bless her. >> we hear you make your workouts more bearable, is that true? >> of course. of course. i turn it up full blast. i don't care if anyone else is complaining. i'm just going. >> selfish too. great. >> and she drinks her poweraid straight from her wine glass and we love the t-shirt and we're total into it. >> she wants to hoda on your kotb. >> cali, are you ready to hear where you're going, baby. >> am i ever. >> here we gop. you and a friend, you guys are headed to the resort at long boat key club in sarasotarasota florida. four days, three nights. get breakfast each day at sam's point. round of golf for two and tickets to the wrinkling museum. >> which is cool. >> airfare for two is included. hotel and airfare furnished by the resort at long boat key club in partnership with visit sarasota. >> who are you taking? >> i'm going to take my sweet husband. he needs a trip. >> perfect. >> good for him. i'm going to take him. >> we love you for it. thank you. >> if you think you de