. >> this guy, chris carol, is the lucky recipient.t's not for him. >> this is my girl friend's car. >> she built it herselfline. she has no idea. >> he told her to come to his work so she could meet his mom for the first time. >> you're too sneaky. >> car just rolled up. >> oh, yeah? how cool is that? oh, yeah. that's awesome. >> she's too composed. i feel like i would have been jumping. >> this video got a ton ofrs more than 700 thumbs down on the video. only 500 thumbs up. people couldn't stand patty's reaction. they're like why aren't you more excited? so to ask her ourselves where was the excitement, we have patty and chris joining us via skype. explain your reaction to all those haters. >> i guess i was nervous because i was meeting his mother. and then there's the car and i'm going where's his mother. >> she's thinking the car and the mom. >> so if that wasn't part of the day, what would your reaction have been? >> we'd have gone out and done some donuts. >> you guys also think some of these quote, unquote, haters online maybe a

. >> you have apparently some legal opinion, chris, saying you need to do the christmas carols in june. sing "silent night" but only in summer. >> it shows how crazy we have gotten. this is an annual ritual at this point with people that are hostile toward christmas and hostile toward christians. in montgomery county, a liberal county in maryland. they are now in the process of trying to incorporate muslim holidays into the school calendar there as a means of accommodating a very small number of muslim students in the school system. at the same time liberals are banning christmas carols this this county. they banned santa claus in their christmas parade as few years in the town of kensington. >> he's evil and need s to be stopped. >> stunning. you can want rationalize it. >> every year there he is with the evils and the reindeer. if the city council doesn't step in who knows how long it will continue? oh oh, wait. that's why things like the gallup poll that show 80% of the country is dissatisfied comes as no surprise to anybody on this panel. thanks for being here. >> thanks. >> thanks

carol costello. take it away. >> siri, thank you so much! and chris, kate, michaela, all good to see you and have a great weekend. "the newsroom" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, everybody everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield. carol costello has the day off. gunshots, panic and chaos on capitol hill. >> once they catch them. what [ bleep ]? oh, my god, what the [ bleep ] is up on that? >> happening before everyone's eyes, a police car slams into a barricade and wild high-speed chase that sent lawmakers and tourists scram being forcover. the surreal violence broke out and the woman was shot and toddler unarmed in the back seat. cnn crime and justice correspondent joe johns joins us from capitol hill. what do we know about how this unfolded, joe? >> reporter: good morning, fred. the authorities picked up a lot more information about the 19 hours or so since all of this occurred, but they still have questions about why 34-year-old miriam carey rammed that barricade down at the white house, then led police on a wild p

carol costello in "the newsroom." thank you, have a great weekend. >> thank you, chris, kate, thank you. who is that over there, john berman, thanks so much. i have a tiny, little monitor. have a great weekend. >> josh berman. >> thanks, carol. >> see you later. "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now in "the newsroom," breaking overnight, state fair tragedy. >> they told me that the ride had stopped and they were fixing to off-load when the ride started off again. >> reporter: five people rushed to the hospital, some victims as young as 14. >>> plus, back to school, danvers doors reopened. >> i don't know why someone would do this to someone so nice. >> reporter: a massachusetts town searching for answers after the unthinkable. >> you ever talk about concern with one of her students, anything like that? >> never, never once. >> reporter: this morning, brand new details as a community remembers colleen ritzer. >>> under fire and on the road. >> it's a new day for people looking for health security for themselves and their families. >> reporter: the w

chris brown, arrested for assault again. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." good morning from atlanta, happy monday, everyone. i'm poppy harlow. carol costello has a well-deserved day off. we'll get to the news on chris brown in just a moment but first this. it has been an uneasy night in a anadarko, oklahoma. four inmates are on the loose as we speak after a daring jailbreak and police say they may be armed and dangerous. you see them right there. i have to tell you, listen to this. >> we're a small town, stuff like this is not supposed to happen, right? >> and how it happened reads honestly like a far-fetched script straight out of hollywood. let's get the latest on the escape and the manhunt under way. george howell is in anadarko, oklahoma w the latest. good morning, george. >> reporter: possibly, good morning. we know those inmates were being held here at this detention center to be shipped off to a state prison but they had different plans and and literally slipped through the cracks and then walked right out the door. a desperate search is under way this morning for four inmates, after their bold escape sunday morning from th

presentation, to crest a 10 -- to chris for arranging this and helping manage the fellowship that i so profitably spent here. i want to acknowledge and thank my sister, carol and my brother-in-law, marty, for traveling here from connecticut for this. and i want to thank tina dunkley and their family for coming. tina has come in from atlanta. they are the descendents of one of the leaders of the largest single escape of slaves from a virginia plantation during the war of 1812. and since it is monticello we begin with thomas jefferson and his words here. and this is a quote that comes from a letter he wrote in response to edward cole, his former secretary. he wrote this letter, and as you can see, august 25, 1814, which is a low point to the united states and its war against the british empire, the war we call the war in 1812 but a war which lasted in to 1815. now, those of you who know about the occupation and the partial burning of washington will recognize that august 25 was right after the british had occupied washington and while the buildings were burning. jefferson was writing this letter from monticello so he didn't know yet about that but he knew th

carol costello. take it away. >> siri, thank you so much! and chrisright now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, everybody everyone. i'm fredricka whitfield. carol costello has the day off. gunshots, panic and chaos on capitol hill. >> once they catch them. what [ bleep ]? oh, my god, what the [ bleep ] is up on that? >> happening before everyone's eyes, a police car slams into a

carol costello in "the newsroom." thank you, have a great weekend. >> thank you, chris, kate, thank you. eat weekend. >> josh berman. >> thanks, carol. >> see you later. "newsroom" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now in "the newsroom," breaking overnight, state fair tragedy. >> they told me that the ride had stopped and they were fixing to off-load when the ride started off again. >> reporter: five people rushed to the hospital, some victims as young as 14. >>> plus, back to school,

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chris cuomo, michaela pereira, indra petersons. "newsroom begins right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, i'm john berman sitting in for carol costello today. americans awake to new hope washington is inching toward a deal to resolve the debt crisis and avoid economic disaster could be just days away. both president obama and house gop leaders are said to be upbeat about their white house meeting, they called it useful, and the early makings of a republican plan to raise the debt limit. this is really the first glimmer of progress in weeks. markets surged on the positive tone. the dow soared to its biggest one-day gains of the year. take a look, here is the potential turning point in that meeting last night. multiple sources say the whole dynamic changed when obama and republican congressman paul ryan began engaging. ry ryan implored the president to find a way to work with republicans. another gop house leader reminded everyone behind the closed doors if they do not emerge with some good news, the u.s. stock markets would plummet. they did come out and said the meetings were useful. the question for cnn's brianna keilar at the white

chris' fabulous producer, does not dress like that out of work. we are out of time. we get in to john berman and michaela pereira in for carol costello. >> when you talk about leprechauns it's time for the next hour of the show. great to see you. "newsroom" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us. i'm michaela pereira. >> and i'm john berman. carol costello is off today, and this morning president obama steps in front of the cameras and takes the heat for the obama website glitches. the website has sputtered and crashed leaving thousands of insurance shoppers frustrated and angry. this comes as americans are fed up in washington and the dysfunction that led to the shutdown and near default on its debt. according to the new cnn/orc poll only 12% approve of the way congress is handling its job, 12%. 86% disapprove. let's get the view from the white house right now and cnn's jim acosta. jim, what do you have this morning? >> reporter: good morning, john. the same cnn/orc poll finds a majority of americans are not happy with republican control of the house of rep

chris cuomo, michaela pereira, indra petersons. "newsroom begins right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, i'm john berman sitting in for carol costello to resolve the debt crisis and avoid economic disaster could be just days away. both president obama and house gop leaders are said to be upbeat about their white house meeting, they called it useful, and the early makings of a republican plan to raise the debt limit. this is really the first

chris' fabulous producer, does not dress like that out of work. we are out of time. we get in to john berman and michaela pereira in for carolprechauns it's time for the next hour of the show. great to see you. "newsroom" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. thank you so much for joining us. i'm michaela pereira. >> and i'm john berman. carol costello is off today, and this morning president obama steps in front of

carol and matthew hussy. >> you are our favorite odd couple. we love having you guys on. >> you're our favorite odd couple. >> thank you. thank you for coming off the mountain to be with us. >> chrisk a picnic, a loaf of bread, a jug of wine, head out, go for a hike, spread a blanket in the grass and then tell him what you're thinking. not what you're feeling, tell him what you're thinking, let him hear it. if all goes well, you can seal the deal on the blanket. >> matthew? >> okay. for me, the tone of this question says it all. when she says, i'm miserable, and he doesn't know it, that doesn't suggest to me a problem in the relationship that's a woman too afraid to confront the problem. and the problem with that is those types of people -- >> she's like -- >> forget the wine. forget the picnic, forget the blanket. >> even if i gave her the courage to go and say something, the moment he'll do what a guy does, she'll be too weak to stand up to that. she has to figure out her relationship with herself before she confronts him. that involves core confidence. i'm not going to have my self-esteem tied to losing this man. that's why they don't say something, they're afraid of loss. if i