. >> reporter: chris low among the shark lab getting to know him and his work means getting your feet. obviously here a day at the office requires a different attire and provides a different view of the world. it takes only a few moments underwater to understand chris lowe's passion for the ocean. >> how do we find a way of studying them where we don't have to be right there? with. >> reporter: the answer he believes is this. >> this might look like a torpedo, but this is the robot we've been talking about. chris clark, you're the plan behind this. tell me about this. >> we have this autonomous underwater vehicle, you deploy it in the ocean to collect data. on this project we want to collect data about sharks. it uses sensors compass. >> what are the sensors. >> we attached sensors that listen for sharks, and we put this thing in the water. it listens for the tags attached to the sharks. it follows the sharks as they move. what we have here are some dummy plugs. these will attach to what we call hydrophones which is like a microphone, but it goes underwater. this project in particular

chris lowe is the director of calcal state long beach's shark lab.etting to know him and his work is getting your feet wet. obviously here a day at the office is a diffe different attd a different look at the world. >> it takes a few moments under the water to understand chris' passion for the othe ocean and e sharks he study:whe : >> when i caught my first shark there was something about it. it looked so different from all of the other fish i caught and it looked so streamline and sleek. it didn't match all of the fish i caught. >> what about it from the sharks threat that interested you in a sciencivic perspective. >> they are at the top of the food chain. they are the canary of the coal mine and they tell us how healthy the oceans are. the wheel lengt challenge is ha. you want to th want to the share here and they do and mostly they don't. that is a tricky part. how do we find a way to study them where we don't have to be right there to influence their behavior. >> the answer he believes is this. >> this may look like a tor toro but this is a robo

. >> reporter: getting to know chris lowe means getting your feet wet. obviously here a day at the office requires different attire. it takes only a moment to understand his passion for the ocean and the sharks he studies. >> i lived on an island and all there was to do was get in the water. and i saw -- caught a shark, and there was just something about it that didn't match all of the other fish i caught. they are a wild species, most of them, are at the top of the food chain, and i think at those as our canary, they tell us how healthy our oceans are. the challenges are really hard to study, usually you jump in the water and you want the sharks to come to you, and sometimes they do, but most of the times they don't. so that has been the tricky part how do we study them where we don't have to be right there, potentially influencing their behavior. >> reporter: the answer he believes is this. so this might look like a torpedo but this is the robot we have been talking about. >> this project we want to collect data about sharks, and once it dives down it

that seems low to us. chris freights my colleague called around to executives. it's low to them.here's concern this is not catching on. >> the administration was saying it was a question of overwhelming volume. but the problems seem to go a lot deeper than that. in the way these things were actually structured. >> there was glitches, right? and we know about those glitches from elizabeth cohen's own reporting. but it seems like right now, two weeks into it, people are looking at what's happening, they're seeing the prices, and they're notigning up in the volume that at least this administration thought they were. maybe the way going to try to hide that or hold that is to keep the numbers up until they try to get more people on. >> supporters say often with these kind of exchanges, people visit multiple times before actually making a decision. remains to be seen if that's the case in this one. >> let's see the numbers, right? >> drew griffin, appreciate the reporting that. does it for this edition of "ac 360 later." jake tapper continues our live breaking news coverage next. [ bee

you heard what chris said, you have a five year low and those numbers aren't right. when the market goes up and the stock futures have risen today those numbers can't be right. we have to focus on the short aage of jobs. but there was a freeze and by companies, even my own in hiring because we didn't know. would we go into default. >> we come full circle back to obama care and many americans wanted him to talk about jobs and we are full circle again talking about obama care instead of talking about jobs. what will the republicans and democrats do as the new cuts of sequester come forward and what will the strategy be about taxes. do they believe that they won and now they can force republicans to have to raise taxes? >> yes, they believe that they won. yes, the perennial desire is to raise taxes but of course it won't be on you. it will be on the other guy. making all of the money on wall street thanks to that $85 billion a month being infused. sure, they think that they won. they want higher taxes and it is one of these polarized issues. and they say it won't affect

low price. >>> we all loved when canadian astronaut chris hatfield was the commander on the international spacestation. but now he's back on tara firma and he's got funny videos of an astronaut used to earth. we start with this video, an astronaut going camping. >> he may be able to be an astronaut, but he's having a hard time setting up and getting in the tent. ♪ ♪ >> this is him going driving in his uniform in a compact car. he opens the door and climbs -- uh-oh, wait. the pack is not fitting. so he tries many ways to get in this car. he scratches his helmet. he's thinking. >> you can't break the seal. >> he has a video series, the astronaut's guide to life on earth. and each has a book coming out on tuesday. i might want to buy that one because chris hatfield, fun guy. >> on two brothers would get themselves in a scenario that looks like this. >> skin! >> get off of me. >> his ears and everything. >> ah! >> it's cold! >> oh! oh! >> okay, okay. >> that is a bunch of packing tape wrapped around brother jack's face, head, hair and hands. brother paul kennedy did this to him. >> this does seem l

low bar. baef his finger in the president's face. it's a formula that works. can christo other republicans. >> and the question is all of the republican primary voters bought him that. republican primary voters have cost mitch mcconnell in two successive elections. christine o'donnell, sharon engel, richard murdoch, there are about five or six senate races, winnable senate races that republican primary vote voters -- >> with chris christie, he had a good week. also today, the new jersey supreme court ruled that gay marriage in new jersey starts on monday. he previously v lly vetoed a bi. it might have been overridden, but that's off the table. he's off the record with republican primary voters as being against gay marriage, but he has a state in which the fight is over. he doesn't have to antagonize moderates by being the standard bearer against gay marriage. >> the republican party is really two parties. the civil war started when romney lost. >> really, it really started when he -- true. but it really started when he lost, so christie again is an anomaly. still kind o

temperature still mid-60's to low 70's in downtown baltimore. chris feel that 66. some cloud cover there and coming in from the west, the only part of the state that is under increasing cloudiness. with that blanket of cloudiness it will keep the temperatures up not much below 50 in the coolest suburbs and it will be a struggle to get below 60 in downtown baltimore tonight. an unusually warm october night. the storm that brought us that rain is over the atlantic area it is far enough offshore so that we have got some shin -- sunshine in the area. some showers and thunderstorms in the changes to snow. snowing and 36 in denver. there is some cold air out there behind this front. this is the front that comes to our area on thursday morning. we will not get into the chilly stuff until the weekend as it tracks across the country. a mild day but you can see our computer models are indicating lots of cloudiness and shower stay in the mountains through the day tomorrow. thursday we catch a chance for a sprinkle in the morning but the best chance for rain will be scattered

chris had the last one. banks and artificially low interest rates, it certainly helps them on the investment side in terms ofrading but eventually when investment rates are kept as artificially low for they have been as long as they have been, doesn't that hurt banks? >> yes. it's a little bit the shape of the yield curve. a steeper yield curve is somewhat better for the banks than a flat one. the, a low-cost deposit base which all these banks have. zero doesn't help, right? because at some point the spread you're getting is very narrow. in a more normal environment the banks will do somewhat better. remember, in a recovering economy there are certain sectors of the bank business that are going to do better. that is large i let investment banking side. we haven't quite gotten to that yet. >> brad hintz and chris whalen, gentlemen, thank you very much. great to see you both. >> thank you. cheryl: we're getting breaking news on alibaba. i want to bring this to you. you remember alibaba and its partnership with yahoo! in this country. now it has been separated. alibaba the report is it is investing in arrive va

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low flu activity. >> catherine: still ahead. chris brown id in trouble with the law - again. that he's accused of - that could mean jail time. then - penn state agrees to a settlement deal. with the young men molested by jerry sandusky. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> catherine: our big news tonight. the wind damage across the bay area. this is the scene in danville. and we have a live picture from our camera on mount tam. the forecast - coming up. and - the storm is also bringing the first snow to the sierra this season. we have a reporter there. ahead. >> catherine: this time l

low. also as you just mentioned favorable, unfavorable first time, upside down in his presidency, in fact, the time we've been testing him in the poll. >> chris slice arcillizza, appr number down to 42%, bottoming into george bush territory, which was as low as 37 at this point in his presidency midterm. what are the implications for midterm. >> i'm working on this piece. a lot of democrats say who cares what his approval ratings are. he never has to be elected again. that's true. if you go back and look at the history of second term midterms of a president, they almost always bad for his party. there is a reason for that. the only way people dissatisfied with the direction of the country, the president, the only way they can cast a protest vote is to do so against his party as opposed to against him. i think his numbers do matter. i think you've highlighted the critical piece of it, which is president obama always this people like him even if they didn't approve of his policies. the like him numbers are fading, which is really important to note. >> when we talk about those midterms, chris and mark, we're talking about congressional ratings t

low cost of debt. liz: okay. we're going to get to chriscks in just a moment, but, brad, give me your investment strategy looking ahead. >> well, i believe in the fundamental strength of the u.s. economy. we're going to take a hit here, but really the economy is well on its way to recovery, and we're starting to see some real signs of life in wage earnings. so i see consumer income increasing, and i see consumer discretionary is an area where there's some potential for some outsized growth. in addition, as a play on the recovery and the rest of the world and the fact that valuations in the rest of the world are pretty cheap, i think either emerging markets or europe are a good play and, certainly, industrials in the u.s. tack service those markets. liz: okay, you give us the broad, now drill down, chris. you like some names that would capitalize on what brad just talked about, perhaps strengthening the consumer, vivendi and madison square garden. >> that's true. i have venn da is a play on the stabilization in the economies of europe as wel

chris, we're at a medical center in miami which services about 17,000 low income patients a year.est covered by medicaid and medicare. so given that, today is a pretty big day. they have set up this room here where people can come in to talk to counselors, to learn about the program, to start signing up. there have been some computer glitches, but they're starting to smooth out. but we're told that some of the sister clinics of this one up in orlando actually have long lines of people, unlike here, where they're slowly filtering in. the ceo of this clinic says this is a new day for low income patients. >> that means that they can come earlier. if they have chronic diseases, they can come in, we can start to treat them. they avoid going to the emergency rooms. the cost of care is paid for and funded by the local community. >> reporter: now, an issue here in florida is about a million very poor people in florida who had been hoping for extended medicaid coverage will not be getting it because florida elected not to take $50 billion in federal dollars offered to expand that program.

chris christie. listen to this. "the governor's claim to have fixed the state budget is fraudulent. the property tax burden has grown sharply on his watch. he's hostile to lowes, including raising their tax burden. he has been a catastrophe on the environment. new jersey's credit rating has dropped during his term." the paper says chris christie's ego has done damage, "by removing two qualified justices from the supreme court without good cause, he threatened the independence of judges at all levels." they accused him of a "power grab gone wrong." the paper says that even what seems good about christie is actually bad, saying "the public gives him top marks for his handling of sandy, but the record is mixed. why would his administration park new jersey transit trains on a low-lying area where they flooded? why should anybody believe taxpayers got the best price on refuse removal from the governor awarded a no-bid contract through a political friend?" against this litany of what the paper calls his measurable failures, "the star ledger" concludes by saying "his spin is way ahead of his substance," "you have to conclude he is much better at politics than gove

first, chris, i'm going to start with you. i'm going to read some of the low lights from this twitter feed. quote, loved "the new york times" column eviscerating the clintons today. chelsea clinton seems to be assuming all of her parents' vices. another one, was huma wearing beer goggles the night she met anthony weiner? these are tough tweets. what are the broader implications of this? >> and you're reading the ones we can read on cable television. >> good point. >> you know, i guess i'm continually amazed at -- and this happens -- this happened in the 2008 campaign with john edwards carrying on an affair and fathering a child while also running for president, wanting to be vice president. i'm always amazed that people in public life think that they can keep these two things separate, that people won't find out. the age we live in now, people will find out. anonymous is, in my opinion, not really a thing anymore when you are either an elected official or a major high-level staffer here. you know, i don't know if it tells us anything other than this is the age

low. beautiful, jami. good job, good job, good job. my hips. easy, easy, easy, easy, easy. okay. chrisubt her dedication, but it's hurting her. if that's her mentality with exercise, what's her mentality like with nutrition? before i even -- before i got here, did you find yourself pulling back on the calories, over-exercising, starving yourself? i mean, were -- were you there at all? i-i see you cringing. i definitely, like, tried to hit my 1,200 calories in a day. i'm cringing 'cause i know there's weeks where i was at 400. okay. 400 calories a day? that's starvation level. she's destroying her body, and then she's working out eight hours a day on top of that? i hate to say it, but jami had healthier habits when she was obese. my job right now is gonna be getting you to eat as many calories as i can and keeping you out of the gym. if she keeps this up, she's gonna develop a full-blown eating disorder. it's gonna take a leap of faith. i won't ask you to do anything that will hurt you in the long run. 3, 2, 1, go! good, jami. good hustle, good hustle, good hustle. bring it back. bring

low enrollment in the health insurance exchanges. in mississippip mississippi, only a few dozen people have signed upstatewide. al jazeera went there to find out why. >> chris miller is a chef in the picayune, miss . he is the sole provider for his family of four. says for the last year and a half they haven't been able to afford insurance >> i worry about that because all it takes is one accident and you could be 20 to $100,000 in debt or more than that. you just never know. >> miller says he and his wife are searching for healthcare but they couldn't get on the new federal healthcare exchange website. in jackson, barbara shop owner chris paige and his customer terri harper say they have insurance but both plan to look at their options under the aca. >> i may get better coverage for the same amount that i am paying because i just got the minimum level coverage so i can at least have something that would cover me if something was to happen. >> neither paige nor har per have gone okay to compare rates? >> i haven't because they say every time you try to log in, there was something wrong with why you couldn't sign up and you had computer glitches. >> mississi

low enrollment in the health insurance exchanges. in mississippip mississippi, only a few dozen people have signed upstate wide. stephanie boswell was there to find out why. chris miller is a chef in picune mississippi. he says for the last year and a half, he hasn't been able to afford insurance. >> i worry about that every day because all it takes is one accident and then you could be, you know, 20 to $100,000 in debt or more than that. you just never know. miller says he and his wife are searching for healthcare. they couldn't get on the healthcare site. >> in jacksboro, chris page and his customer terri harper say they have insurance but both plan to look at their options under the aca. >> i may get better coverage for the same amount that i am paying because i just got the minimum level coverage. so i can at least pay out something that would cover me if something was to happen to me. >> neither paige nor har per have gone online. >> no. they say when you try to log in, there was something wrong with why you couldn't sign up. had some computer glitches. >> mississippi is the only state that applied to run its only healthcare exchange and was rejected. the

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chris christie.gov nor. he can take this and say the different kind of republicans. let them talk to themselves. i'm talking to the state and event why you will lowke to see from chris christie. he is not for abortion or gay marriage. what is missing they want to see before they invite him? >> part of this is personal. he talks about the hardest core republicans and conservatives. they a still unhappy about the way the romney campaign ended. that's part of it. very quickly, they will see that chris christie is a winner. i don't know how far he would go in a republican primary process, but he's going to have his day. he will be very strong at some point. republicans are going to have to confront a question as they have many times. would you rather be right or would you rather win. people say chris christie could win. democrats me that, but he cooperate get the nomination. this is that internal struggle and playbook. the gop reboot they haven't answered almost a year after the election. >> thank you. coming up next, how the grandson of billy graham is leading a new generation of christian leaders. william graham joins us for faith on friday. mornin

low t treatment, axiron. new jersey became the 14th 14th state to legalize same-sex marriage overnight. the republican governor, chrishristie, dropped his legal challenge days after the supreme court rejected his request for a delay. >> the detroit tigers manager jim leyland announcing he is stepping down. jim leeland, years old, says the fuel is getting low. the tigers lost the league championship series to the boston red sox on saturday. jim leeland took the tigers to the world series twice. won it with the florida marlins in 1987. a legend of the game. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this is claira. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her, she's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. [ groans ] all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve back? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >>> the products is good. but the web

they will get the message that they can only go so low and they're going to hurt their re-election chances. so the republicans are way down this week, christheir determination to repeal a law that's already in place, obama care. open enrollment began this week and jimmy kimmel, a lot of people have been playing this clip a lot of the it shows you how much people don't know about it. let me play that. >> what plan do you support, obama care or the affordable care act? >> the affordable care act. >> and why do you support that over obama care. >> do not like obama care. i don't like anything that has to be forced for everybody to buy. it's just not good. >> so when you and i talked last week, obama care was trending down. is it doing any better now? >> it actually is. you know my theory is if the republicans hate obama care and americans hate republicans, then the enemy of my enemy is my friend and they're starting to embrace obama care a little more. messages are getting out and it's trending slightly positive. not enough to be up in our up category, but certainly on the move and trending in the right direction for the president and those

chris eluded to a moment ago. long-term i think it hurts the republican brand more which already is held in low regard and i think as a national party republicans will be more hurt by this than anyone. but short term it's to the going to hurt them. >> what is its one aspect of bama care that so offends the tea party. i thought it was the individual mandate but what is it? >> i think there is the most important expansion of the social safety net in almost 50 years. and i think historically. >> just that idea. >>if that idea, if you go back and look at there are these great old quotes from reagan about how medicare will end american life as we know it in the 1950s when he was a conservative activist. and i think that is of that ilk where this is an expansion of government, it takes the united states away from being the only rich country in the world with large numbers of uninsured people and it mainly does it by taxing rich people to pay for health insurance for poor and sick people. and if you are a conservative there is something, for many conservatives there is something distasteful about that. >> if the mid-ter

chris's tattoo is that it's really compressed, thick, and dark. there's so many things going on in the center of this thing, and it's so low on his arm, so it's gonna be hard to, like, displace everything. all right, my man. so what kind of ideas are you thinking about? - my mom passed away, like, three years ago, and so i was kind of hoping to have, like, a clock, you know? she died at, like, 1:20. maybe with a couple of chains wrapped around it, and have, like, the hands symbolize 1:20, and then the chain kinda hold that time. - wow. - yeah. - my mother died when i was 19. that's why i have this one... you know, to remind me of her every day. so i can see why you would want something like that. give me, like, a few minutes... - absolutely, man. - and then i'll be right back. - cool. - my biggest challenge for chris's tattoo is the center, man. it looks like a big, muddy pile of ink. i'm gonna try to hide most of the tattoo on this lower section down here. my plan is to hide the cross within the chain and the detail of the clock. and then whatever i have left over, i'm gonna hide in the texture of the hourglass. i did a design that he really hasn'

low price every day. >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. looking live at the golden gate bridge this morning, chilly temperatures this morning. i'm chris low clouds that will stick around almost till lunch time. west of the golden gate, coastal low clouds at times. not a bad afternoon, we should see 68 in san francisco, 73 in san jose, mid 70s inland today but later tonight we could see some sierra snow showers. we'll let you know if that includes a chance of showers around the bay area later today. >> a developing story this morning. more chicken under recall by the usda because salmonella contaminati contamination. they may be contaminated with the same strains of salmonella that have sickened more than 300 people across the country. here are the products to look for in y

chris matthews, but i will say this. i know you didn't mean it for this -- >> it's a good point because i figure why can't i be low? if he's calling essentially my beliefs racist, i don't care if he used to drink, i'm going to call him a drunk. because the fact is, you know what's worse than being called a drunk, being called a racist when you're not a racist. that's as close as you can get to being called a pedophile. so if he wants to call people a racist, i'll call him a drunk and i don't care if he drinks or doesn't drink, doesn't matter to me. >> there's absolutely no reason -- nor is there any incation of racism on the part of the tea party that i've seen. i think they've gone way overboard in making these comments. they do not, underscore, do not represent the liberals of this country. >> all right, fair enough. dana. >> i am worried that it does represent a lot of thinking. but people wouldn't say it. a lot of people don't say things like that in polite company. it has become accept be a to think of a tea party member as someone who is three-fifths a person. acceptable to ridicule them and to scoff and turn