cavalier is it could get for the ocean like that i'd like to be able to finish my statement can i please finish what i'm saying ten seconds mike of the matter is we don't want to go there we don't want to go there and the apparatus is in place that if people aren't sure . last word the it's all up to their the trust of the people running or government frankly i don't trust him on that point gentlemen would run out of time but did better of trust are many thanks to my guests today in washington and in new york and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r.t. see you next time and remember. this is. the island is so small the termes it's the center see the center of the universe. on a tiny island the size of a football field in the middle of a lake stanza ruined monastery forty years ago two lovers decided to spend their honeymoon here. they have no idea but the island would change their lives forever but they would change the fate of the islands. in the never seen anything like this before it's going to come in the house. in the fortress of isis grown in just one hour and it's only

yes, this includes the browns, the indians, and the cavaliers. worst franchises in terms of losing and no titles all combined, cleveland has had 152 seasons of futility. >>> and the wnba playoffs. diana taurasi of phoenix and simone augustus of minnesota were in each other's faces as they fought for position. getting nasty. as the ref called fouls on both players, taurasi kissed a eed a gusties on the cheek and then seemed mystified, what did i do? >>> a fox is having a whole lot of fun on a golf course. except for the guy chasing him. not so much fun. the animal known as foxy loves to grab golf balls, and then runs off and hides them. >> today's sports is brought to you by just for men auto stop. gray is over. >> too cute. >> fun for the fox. not so much for the golfer. >> cutest video in the meantime. all right, betty, thanks. >>> just ahead, your weekend movie round-up and a sneak peek at britney's new music video. >>> plus, supermodel kate moss takes her career in a whole new direction. we've got details next. direction. we've got details nex

you are a little cavalier about this. >> this time i will take care. a quick scribble before you know it, it is gin o'clock, let's take a look. yep, yep, i see your problem right here. the lines are too squiggly. >> as my father once told me when borders get squiggly, people get squiggly, what you want is a nice straight line, jon, straight as you, can like that. lovely. lovely. >> stewart: what you have done though you have taken some land from turkey and now a kurdish population in a disputed zone. >> that is a who living in a where, jon? this is imperialism, boy, first rule is don't over think it, second rule, don't think at all! check your brain at the door with your brawley, they will learn to live with it and if not who really cares. see how easy this is, push posh, put in the straight, lovely and take out the jiggles, there you go, there you go and we are done, time for a naughty sherry because if i know arabs, jon, and believe me, i do not -- they like nothing more than alcohol after a good western intervention. >> stewart: what you are doing t

this includes the browns, indians and cavaliers. worst franchises in terms of losing and no titles. all combined cleveland has had 152 seasons. >>> in the wnba playoffs. dianna torassi were in each other's face as they fought for position. she kissed her on the cheek. she then seemed mystified saying what did i do. you got to check this out. a fox is having a whole lot of fun on the golf course. the animal known as foxy loves to run out and grab golf balls. then he runs off and hides them. fun for the fox. not so much for the golfers. >> keeping it real. thank you, beth day. >>> now for a look at the weather here's bill karins. good morning to you. >> great weather in the east this upcoming weekend but not so in the central plains. the snowstorm in idaho has moved into wyoming and is causing problems there. eventually this will push out into the plains. this storm is going to crawl across the country. a storm will take typically three days. this won't even make it to the great lakes in three days. it's going to be a slow crawl. that means warm and wet conditions in the midwest. so a

cavaliers fall 14-3. navy, western kentucky, navy down the field. reynolds punching it in. that was the only score for the mid. western kentucky running over defenders. obviously western kentucky cheated here because they won't i'm just kidding. 19-7. >>> a great game on wusa 9, lsu/georgia. this is a threading of the needle path. 37 yards for landry. but justin scott wesley toe tapping, gets into the end zone. bulldogs win 44-41 in a shoot- out with georgia, beat lsu. finally, forgive yourself if you stopped paying attention to the nationals. it's been a long hard grind and disappointing. yet the nats are about to finish ten games above 500. how far we've come. we're disappointed with a record ten games above. davy looking to go out on a good note and he would go out on a good note. chad here, that ball was blasted into the arizona night. sore ri as an know who -- soriano saved it. the nats win. tomorrow they'll finish it. we're keeping an eye on that. 4:25 kick. >> we say congratulations for a good season but we're spoiled now. >> were looking to win, playoffs. we're a sp

the ducks win big 59-10 over the cavaliers. >>> and at tennessee, rough one for western kentucky.rst call ball batted in the air and the ball comes down in the interception in the late of the 1st quarter but it goes on and on four straight possessions, four turnovers, brandon dough ty another turnover three turnovers on three plays and then it happens again. that's how it went. there's a fifth interception. five times in six plays. they wreak havoc and win 52-20. >> feel bad for them. >> all right. picked off in the end zone. seven turnovers for the day and the vols win the game a final of 52-20. what an afternoon for tennessee down in knoxville. >>> are you ready for some football? raiders begin their season tomorrow night and early as they visit andrew luck and the colts 10 a.m. right here on kpix 5. raiders a 9.5-point underdog on the road. try and get the -- [ laughter ] >> there's still time. >> paul. >> for entertainment purposes only, of course. >> they begin the big finale for candlestick. >> the beginning of the final 43rd season of football at candlestick by the 49ers. >

it included motorcycle and cavalier units, military trained and they jiujitsu. they're not as the glory gals, and the motto was the hell we can't. the red cross offered opportunities for civilians to volunteer for the war effort. the group organized blood drives and a trained nurse aides and ran clubs where members of the armed forces could relax and socialized, both in the united states and overseas. african-american women serve varices with the red cross round go. helen dixon payne calls this sensation when she reported for duty along the highway in march march 1943. hazel was an assistant director of our red cross club, assistant because women could not be directors can only men could be directors. she worked in the wake krauss club. the only one, and is served the 905th engineers, that group of engineers who built the highway across canada and alaska. when she arrived, she was greeted by 1300 black soldiers. they had not seen many women in the year and a half in the on the job, and she was the first black woman in scene and all that time. grace how long was

they've actually admitted a lot of things in i mean this is how it works i think it's actually quite cavalier a funny quite amazing but you know what a lot of people say we need to have a church committee but if they have lied so much to us about what they do do you have any confidence that the going to start coming clean no no no you know the whole thing about the national security agency is none of this happened until edward snowden blew the whistle and a lot of people say he's a traitor you know he's a jerk he's a traitor you know we need to hang him by the highest tree but well the thing about it is is is he is he a traitor or is he a patriot now sure he signed forms and not supposed to divulge things but the problem i feel is that he was sit sitting there every day at his computer in his cube and going we're breaking the law this is terrible we're spying on our own citizens and no sooner did he break the news that general alexander keith alexander who's the head of the n.s.a. and a west point graduate as am i. and of course there is the honor code you you know of but of course that suppo

he was russia's biggest boss but then one thousand year old son of the head coach and cleveland cavaliers draft big scheme to shining his second major tournament as his country's much changed what turns to you rather than experience but by the way that we have a new team with new coaches getting to know each other's game and we had to win this last match on home ground to gain extra. we're not a tough group of the eurozone but we're hungry for windows that will do our best. job with that easter that's most of the other we have many young players and a lot depends on the atmosphere within the team there are a few things we need to improve but so far i'm satisfied off the way we play tonight's show finish at least seventh in slovenia they will qualify for next year's world championships in spain in the first group stage they will face twice four winners italy and greece as well as turkey sweden and finland and if the new form confidence leads to an opening victory against the tail and so wednesday then russia's younger stars will be hoping for a podium finish as well as a ticket to spain co

they've actually admitted a lot of things in i mean this is how it works i think it's actually quite cavalier a funny quite amazing but you know what a lot of people say we need to have a church committee but if they've lied so much to us about what they do do you have any confidence that the going to start coming clean no no no you know the whole thing about the national security agency is none of this happened until edward snowden blew the whistle and a lot of people say he's a traitor you know he's a jerk he's a traitor you know we need to hang him by the highest tree but well the thing about it is is is he is he a traitor or is he a patriot now sure he signed forms and not supposed to divulge things but the problem i feel is that he was sit is sitting there every day at his computer in his cube and going we're breaking the law this is terrible we're spying on our own citizens and no sooner did he break the news that general alexander keith alexander who's the head of the n.s.a. and a west point graduate as am i. and of course there is the honor code you you know of but of course that supp

proved he was russia's biggest boss but the nineteen year old son of the head coach and cleveland cavaliers dropped big scheme to shining his second major tournament as his country's much changed what turns to you rather than experience but by the way do we have a new team with new coaches we're getting to know each other's game and we had to win this last match on home ground to gain extra. we're not a tough group of the eurozone but we're hungry for windows that will do our best. job was obvious that this must be over we have many young players and what depends on the atmosphere within the team there are a few things we need to improve but so far i'm satisfied off the way we play tonight's show finishing at least seventh in slovenia they will qualify for next year's world championships in spain in the first group stage they will face twice four winners italy and greece as well as turkey sweden and fewer and if the new form confidence leads to an opening victory against the tail and so wednesday then russia's younger stars will be hoping for a podium finish as well as a ticket to spain con

in the world i don't think you can be quite so cavalier about what's going on in the rest of the world and that's why i say they're like a truck driver running people off the road they're having an enormous impact on these emerging markets these low this emerging markets capital markets are just not that big relative to the u.s. and even even europe by comparison so when you you know when you called interest rates at zero everybody wants to the carriage has to borrow dollars you know by the local currency invest in foreign assets the cetera they can spread leverage it up make a lot of money will this is the feds are going to raise interest rates you know so-called tapering everyone on ones that can't be true so this mess of lee dumping assets in indonesia malaysia singapore south africa and elsewhere dumping the currencies south africa seeing their currency go from a to the dollar to almost eleven to the dollar in a matter of weeks this is you know incredibly disruptive and down and you do them in the fed just as well it's your problem you know you've got central banks said your own po

i guess that's when you get cavalier about stuff, you just start pulling from anything. if you sew it kind of a skinny seam... you heard it here first. you shouldn't. we didn't do that. [ laughs ] really? you want me to sew a skinny seam? no, no. people want to know this stuff. people want to know. is this what really happens in marianne fons' sewing studio? well, you could cheat a little bit and just skinny it down because -- okay. but not much. okay. not much. a scant 1/4 inch is what you're asking me to do. a scant 1/4. is what you're forcing me to do in front of all of these people. just toss my -- i had such a wad. it was like a nest of snakes around my sewing studio with all these -- 'cause i was just grabbing, and then i'd toss 'em back over, you know? here we go. see if that works. we'll see if this highly unusual -- look! and no one will ever know. no one will ever know. okay, i think i'm gonna touch it with the iron a little bit. i think that's a good idea. and... it looks like a real string-piece monster. they do. they do. just nailing it down just a little bi

. >> first barbara bush.what you need to do and so what, it seemed cavalier for political family to sayo what. >> she was very aware there were things she could not discuss and policies she could not promote as first lady. abortion rights was the big one and equal rights was the other. politics on women she promised her would not talk about. views conflict with that of the party. she knows she cannot do it. >> we had a first lady comfortable talking about abortion. >> the party had changed. she could not do it. >> she never dreamed she would be first lady. betty ford. there were extraordinary circumstances. she said be yourself. on the one hand, there are tensions between the east and west wing. sometimes it is overtly hostile. there was a challenge from the right with runway can -- ronald reagan. the majority thought she was stepping over the line, and they were in for a surprise. >> betty had a huge following, particularly among women and women's issues. barbara bush really did seem to say so what. >> it works better in the white house than anywhere. there was a quote, i dressed fine.

in the world i don't think you can be quite so cavalier about what's going on in the rest of the world and that's why i say they're like a truck driver running people off the road they're having an enormous impact on these emerging markets these low this emerging markets capital markets are just not that big relative to the u.s. and even even europe by comparison so when you you know when you called interest rates zero everybody wants to the carriage has to borrow dollars you know by the local currency invest in foreign assets the cetera they can spread leverage it up make a lot of money will this is the feds are going to raise interest rates you know so-called tapering everyone on ones that can't be true so this mess of lee dumping assets in indonesia malaysia singapore south africa and elsewhere dumping the currencies south africa seeing their currency go from a to the dollar to almost eleven to the dollar in a matter of weeks this is you know incredibly disruptive and down when she did i mean the fed just says well it's your problem you know you've got central banks said your own po

the university of virginia, the cavaliers are on the road in pittsburgh today taking on the pitt panthers. kick off temperature which is at 12:30 today. 68 at kick off and no chance for rain. if you want to see your game featured on the show, send me an e-mail tell me who is playing, when they're playing and where they're playing and i'll get as many games on as i can. here's your seven-day forecast. a great weekend coming. partly to mostly sunny both days. today's high 74 and tomorrow's high 76. as you go on down there notice there's not even the mention of a chance of rain anywhere for the next week. temperatures trending warmer and warmer as we get toward the middle of the week. our average high now 74 degrees. 80, 81, 83 tuesday, wednesday, thursday. that's on the warmer side of average. >> it seems like a problem that other part of the country are facing too. i saw a story on pumpkin crop. >> if you're growing a gourd you need a lot of water. >> thanks chuck. >>> caps fans, just a few days away from the start of the season. the power play zbgiving us hopef a championship. >> time to

the cavaliers on the road.college football saturday, they're on the road in pittsburgh today taking on the pitt panthers. the game kicks off at 12:30 this afternoon. kickoff temperature 68 degrees. game time around 73. beautiful day up in pittsburgh today. what about around here? a nice day to the outside. mild and dry. temperatures today in the low to mid 70s for much of the afternoon. we have been back down to about 70 by 6:00 p.m.. if you're out on the town for your saturday evening temperatures into the upper 50s and low 60s by 10:00, 11:00 time frame. daylight is continuing to dwindle as we go from summer into fall. back in june we had almost 15 hours of daylight. now we're below 12 hours and headed down toward 9 1/2 hours of daylight toward december. what about tomorrow? a good-looking day. a nice morning. temperatures in the 50s tomorrow morning. another beautiful afternoon. tons of sunshine. tomorrow's high, mid 70s. so our cool start today and tomorrow morning will be sandwiching beautiful days both to

they had a cavalier approach to safety. they were prepared to produce chemical weapons in conditions we would never consider. >> are we the only country with the know-how to do this? so it would be americans doing it or is this something many countries have skilled people doing? >> there are several countries with skill in doing it. the russians had a large stock pile they destroyed. the chemistry isn't that difficult in destroying chemical weapons. issues in dealing with them safely is something many countries with chemical industries know about. there is expertise around the world. >> thank you, sir. >> my pleasure. >> coming up, what do u.s. troops think about military strikes on syria? major general bob scales is here. and a little bit -- not angry. you'll find out. run, go, go! did he just fumble? "i" formation! "i" formation! we have got to get the three-technique block! i'm not angry. i'm not yellin'. nobody's tackling anybody! we got absolutely... i don't think this was such a good idea. i'm on it. if we can't secur

they had a very much more cavalier approach to safety.y were prepared to produce chemical weapons in conditions we would never consider. >> are we the only country with the know-how to do this? so it would be americans doing it or is this something many countries have skilled people doing? >> there are several countries with skill in doing it. certainly the russians do because they had large stockpile they destroyed. the chemistry isn't that difficult in destroying chemical weapons. issues in dealing with them safely is something many countries with chemical industries know about. there is expertise around the world. >> thank you, sir. >> my pleasure. >> coming up, what do u.s. troops think about military st major general bob scales is here to talk about that next. also, why is fox's bret baier a little bit -- not angry. you'll find out. get a free rate quote today. i love it! how much do you love it? animation is hot...and i think it makes geico's 20 million drivers message very compelling, very compelling. this is some really strong stu

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i think that reflects a cavalier attitude most americans view as entirely offensive and appropriately so. these are some of the reasons why the american people are overwhelmingly rejecting the president's idea to get the american people mired and involved in a really ugly civil war in syria. >> what about vlimir putin in this. he's publicly called john kerry a liar. he's moving russian warships into the area. he's threatened to provide a shield for syria. now he seems to be evolving into the great peacemaker in the process. what do you make of america having relinquished the role because russia didn't have a big role in that part of the world up until now? >> it's an interesting idea. the idea has been floated in the past 24 hours or so. we would all love a diplomatic solution to the stand-off. i think we'd all be for that in one way or another. >> yeah. >> what remains to be seen is how they would propose to do this. how do you take a thousand metric tons of chemical weapons that have been dispersed throughout syria and guarantee that it will be put into the right hands. who was it i

. >> you're so cavalier about it. the president's administration now has all these delays.ple, medicaid eligibility people, employer mandate, small business mandate, you keep saying it like it's ted cruz and john boehner standing in the way of it when it's the obama administration -- >> i want to raise the stakes here a little bit. maybe i'm too dramatic. but i really see this in part, if you're conservative like myself, like yourself, you believe in free markets, this is almost a battle between good and evil. on the one side, obama care is the status, big government, european-style program. and on the other side, conservatives want free markets, patient power, consumer competition and choice. so this is a big thing. i think that's why ted cruz tapped in so big because that's -- he made the broad-brush arguments about freedom. i want to ask you how far that's going to go to the spirit of what cruz is doing. >> it's certainly reenergized -- certainly in the house. it wasn't so long ago we thought, listen, they'll fight about the c.r., they'll move on, go to the debt ceiling,

we should be -- you should not be cavalier about it. to paralyze ourselves. president bush did an excellent job laying the groundwork and we do not have the whole country with this. if it intervened in january of 1991. we had already gotten the security council authorization. none the less, the vote in the senate was 52-47. 85% probably of the democratic senators voted against it. it was not because they did not like president bush. they thought it was unwise. there was no need to get saddam out of kuwait. see you can have honest differences of opinion. you sometimes do go to war with a pretty divided country, i think americans tend to rally once you were engaged in combat. airpower is powerful, but i'm sure there are limits, as i'm sure the caller would agree. which is why i am nervous when he says president obama says over and over and many others do too, no boots on the ground, no boots on the ground. it is just irresponsible. if you are going to start summit, you need to be ready. get if al qaeda is about to a hold of chemical weapo

he was cavalier about it, where she was very worried.e was eventually shot in the 1912 campaign and there were other attempts to get at him, so she had reason to be nervous. >> adrian asked on facebook, was edith into hiking, nature, and hunting like teddy? did she enjoy being outside and living a more rustic life? >> getting away from society and not needing all the modern comforts, i'm not sure that she she did hike. after a certain number of think -- he would sit on the porch and read. she was not like a classic big orient lady. -- would go on hikes. victorian lady. she would go on hikes. after he died, she traveled around the globe and took a canoe trip to a distant waterfall. >> next is johnny from denver, colorado. >> thanks for your wonderful series. i hope it continues. my question is on mount rushmore. about whether she had an opinion about the monument, seeing how she was alive during its conception and construction. >> she knew the person who carved it, but i don't remember reading anything -- i'm not sure it's finished, or wa

apparently a white chevy cavalier may be burning over there so be careful if you're headed in that direction. time now, 7:41. it's halloween time my frightful fiends, and disneyland is ours! going down! boo! with haunted mansion holiday... space mountain ghost galaxy, and wicked fun in both parks, the disneyland resort just got spookier! visit disneyland.com/halloween trick or treat. >>> welcome back. a live look at the dry hills over lafayette this morning. warm in the hills this morning. mid to upper 70s reported. >>> the bay area is not the only place experiencing the heat. in the los angeles area temperatures have been above 100 degrees. the heat compared with extreme humidity led to several 911 calls. >> once we got a couple kids from dehydration and heat exhaustion, then it was probably time to shut it down. >>> meanwhile, check this out. there was heavy rain in other parts of southern california. that led to flooding. san bernardino county was under a flood advisory yesterday but conditions are expected to get better today. >>> a fast moving flood in utah forced over 100 families out

and i think that - i think it was a little bit too - maybe a cavalier assumption that mr. putin was not as significant of a - of a policymaker as he actually was, and/or the possibility that mr. putin would return as a - as a future - as the future de facto and de jure leader of the russian federation. my view on putin - it's not so much that he has a foot in the cold war; i think that he's been more affected by, you know, what he's seen with u.s. behavior after the cold war and in the 1990s. i think he reflects a very broad kind of consensus in russia that the united states in particular, the west more broadly, was taking advantage of russia during a period of historical weakness. and a lot of the sort of developments in the - particularly in the international security system, sort of nato expansion being a - being a big one, and then the experience of the serbia war in particular, with the u.s. in their, russia's view operating, outside of the international law, had a deep impact on putin. and then subsequently, i think, maybe even a deeper impact was, you know, after 9/

he was cavalier about it, where she was very worried. he was eventually shot in the 1912 campaign and there were other attempts to get at him, o she had reason to be nervous. >> adrian asked on facebook, was edith into hiking, nature, and hunting like teddy? did she enjoyed being outside and living a more rustic life? >> getting away from society and not needing all the modern comforts, i'm not sure that she ever hunted. >> i know that after a certain number of children, i think -- theodore would go over, under, around, and through. she was not like a classic big orient lady. she would go on hikes. after he died, she traveled around the globe and took a anoe trip to a distant waterfall. she was willing to hike and after he died she travels round the world. >> next is johnny from denver, colorado. >> thanks for your wonderful series. i hope it continues. my question is on mount rushmore. seeing how she was alive during its conception and construction. >> she knew the person who carved it, but i don't remember reading anything -- i'm not s