connor knight takes a look at how companies convince you to buy. connor, what's the deal?> last week, amazon raised the minimum-order ice required for free shipping. seems like a small change, but it was big news. >> amazon is upping is spending minimum-for-free shipping. now you have to spend $35 from $25. >> we love free shipping. free shipping offers from amazon. they're all designed to make you spend more money. walmart makes you spend $50. then there's deal site rulala which offers the rude 30. you pay $9.95 for your first order, but then for the next 30 days, everything is shipped for free. there are savings clubs, amazon prime and shop runner. and then you get free shipping for a year. you want to get your money's worth. so you end up spending a lot hr money. at a 2012 shopping holiday study, 23% of consumers were exclusively for sites that offer free shipping. not a good saving strategy. you should only care about the total price. but as con soumers, we're more likely to pay $5 for something that is free. shipping charges are number one reason consumers abandon the

connor powell is developing this story. connor? >> this long-term security agreement between the united states and afghanistan has been in the works for more than a year. even president karzai and secretary of state kerry appear to be making progress, it is far from a done deal. kerry was going to leave today , but he is staying in kabul to extend the talks for a few more hours, at least for another day. just like in iraq three years ago, the major sticking point between iraq and of afghanistan is immunity. they ingisted that the u.s. force -- insisted that the u.s. face any crime. washington is never going to allow that to happen just like they did not allow that to happen in iraq three years ago. as of now it appears president karzai is going to leave it up to the afghan parliament and try dahl leaders -- and tribal leaders. it is a big if if those groups approve this deal. they will defer to them. but if a deal isn't reached in the near future, the obama administration has threatened to pull all troops out of afghanistan by next

connor, what's the deal? if your flight is significantly delayed or cancelled, there's not much you can do about it. you can't fix planes or change the weather, you're stuck. all waiting to finally fig your out an alternate way to your des fact. here's the strategies i use. bust out your phone and call the airline. that line of passengers is competing from the same seats. you've got a smart phne, look up all of the alternate routes. they may not have the most creative route, but know if there are earlier connections, give those options to the agent. i would seriously consider heading into the airline lounge. typically, some of the best they have to offer. and they'll give you more personalized service. if you've got a family of four, everyone's ticketings could be worth it. even if it's just you, it might be worth it. you might have free access with your credit card and a stressful rebooking scenario is the perfect time to use it. being savvy about your rebooking options can get you there faster. so what's no

so, connor, what's the deal? >> i know a way you can get unlimited free movies, music, audio books, e-books. it's not even a secret. i'm only whisz perring because it's the library. >> the idea ofzms public libra could seem a little out dated, bud they remain the best deal in town. several libraries arnds the koun industry are allowed to stream movieings, tv shows and audio books. the selection isn't amazing. but unlike checking out a physical list, you don't have to wait for a hoopla to become available. you can stream it almost immediately. there's an app for ios and android devices. overdrive is primarily a service for audio books and e-books. you can check out your local library's web siept and even an app.'my it's bagsically everything you could find on loon rline. i want's a limited children's selection with documentaries and foreign films as part of their overdrive's e-flix collection. thousands of libraries will let you send books to kindle. if you're parter inned, you can read hundreds of magazines for

connor night looks at the business of horror. connor, what's the deal? >> this week's premier of the walking dead delivered 16.1 million viewers. and the crucial adult 18-49 demograph demographic, it being all of the sunday night broad kags network dramas combined. that is good. scary good. and it's part of a larger trend of lucrative horror programming. just look at some of the fall's other hit shows. despite any big name stars, fox's spooky new sleepy hollow has been a huge hit for the network. it was the first new fall network show to get picked up. the following was last year's number one show. american horror is back for a third season. and later this month, nbc launches drak ewe la. and that's just tv. at the multiplex. this year has brought up the conju conjuring, the purge, evil dead, momma, warm bodies. these are relatively cheap movies to m to do well at the b, returns are huge. however, even high-budget scares w they did well enough that they're already talking about a se quill. like the successful saw franchise, paranormal activitity has foun

fred hiatt from the post defended the papers moved saying -- kevin connor, your response?would like to say kudos to the washington post for covering the report and really requiring hiatt to respond. his response is absurd. it demonstrates a fuzzy understanding of conflicts of interest and ethical issues. this is a clear conflict of interest. there are relationships mike ullman to question one's motives. this clearly does and nothing hiatt said really defense against that, hiatt might have special insight into hadley's in her thinking given their perhaps on the same foreign-policy written aatt, has glowing articles about hadley in the past so this is fairly standard for him in terms of his worldview and sort of -- >> kevin connor, thank you for being with us and we will link to your report. kevin is director and cofounder public accountability initiative. he is co-author of the report titled, "conflicts of interest in the syria debate." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. when we come back, we are going to look at fast food w

sine sinead o' connor has written a third letter. on wednesday she expressed concern for 20-year-old twerker saying she's letting herself become prostituted. she compared her to amanda bynes. she wrote another letter slamming cyrus to which cyrus replied i don't have time to write you an open letter because i'm hosting and performing on snl this week. if you'd like to meet up and talk, let me know in your next letter. on friday, sinead posted a third letter. fox business's very own lou dobbs has agreed to read part of her words to milemiley. >> i have no interest in meeting you. you had plenty of time yesterday to abuse amanda bynes, an entirely innocent party. you can take five minutes today between g string exchanges and replooufr your abusive tweets. if you do not, then you don't give an expletive who you mock and what damage you do by being so ignorant. you have no business abusing amanda bynes and no one else. word to your mother. >> sinead o' connor looks terrific. >> this is an important story effecting millions of americans.

connor, what's the deal? >> i am definitely not the target customer for zulilly.com. i don't have kids. i don't know what makes a frock twirl-worthy. i've never heard of most of the brands on sale. but i started paying attention to the site after the anounszment nounsment that it will be the first to get an ipo. in the last few years, a number of sites have come up. they all serve different demographics. the strategy is basically the same. high insight like gill has clued a bit recently. it's easier. recently announced around of layoffs. but people keep making babies and babies keep glowing. a customer-based loyal shopper who use the site to pay their children. the retailer claims to work with over 10,000 brands. they appear to have some fanatical followers. >> zulilly is looking to raise $100 million with dhtheir ipo a plans to focus more on its mobile experience. it's clear the big foe cuku0 daily deals for mom, baby and dad. soon, we'll see if wall street thinks the company is a good deal, as well. >> on top of shopping, there's something else we all need to buy ev

but back to connor shaw, who scored a rushing touchdown, with five minutes to go, with a sprained knee. early losses kind of putting them in position to not challenge for the national championship. they would score there but it was michael palardi connecting on a19 yard field goal, upset 23-21 in knoxville. speaking about upsets, let's go to nashville, recovering from the disappointing loss to missouri last week, semore got the early lead, georgia would come back to take control of this game with a mix of its offense and its defense. aaron murray finished 16 for 28, 113 yards, still able to produce on the ground before shaq wiggins, makes the play of the day, pick 6, georgia would build a 27-14 lead. but vandy would rally, in the second half, capped by seymour's 13 yard scamper. 31-27. the surprise of the sec no doubt is 14 ranked missouri, tigers quarterback matty, led missouri for a 14-10 lead second half, 100 yards for the score. but this day would belong to mock who added a 17 yard run rushing to his effort today. and missouri wins it without its starting quarterback but the backup

. >>> el video de vigilancia muestra a david connor, de 20 aÑos de edad, afuera de un casino en atlanticios policÍas lo rodean. pone sus manos tras y vacÍa sus bolsillos camina, cruza la calle y comienza a gritar leÍ manotear a los policÍas. un minuto y 45 segundos despuÉs. 4 uniformados lo envÍos ten, lo empujan al piso y le pagan bastonazos y rodillazos. llega un quinto policÍa que se une a la golpiza. yo estaba diviirtiÉndome, no me resistÍa, y se los dije a ellos, pero continuaron golpeÁndome. entre los 5 uniformados someten a kaft yani llega una patrulla que se baja rÁpidamente un policÍa con un perro se lo lanza. y el kanin canino lo ataca a mos en la cabeza y el cuello. >>> me estaban pegando puÑetazo fernandes la cabeza la policÍa arrestÓ al menor de edad y lo acusÓ de resistirse al arresto. y de asalto agravado contra un oficial y un perro policÍa. estas fotografÍas tomadas en el hospital muestran las heridas en la cabeza de david, por los golpes de los oficiales y las mordidas del perro. tuvieron que cogerle 200 puntos para cerrar las heridas. sus padres dicen que quedaron ater

and to echo connor they were the best challenges we ever had too. >> i would just add something.i think he did give them challenges in creating a 14th century irish font in the middle of the garden. it's not something you would normally be asked to do. in this case this was brent smith who could do anything so there really were interesting projects that they would have. but also i have been really struck by people saying how they just can't recognize the alexander cockburn that they look up on the internet as the kind of generous friend that they knew in person. there are a lot of people who have mentioned what a great guy he was and what a nice man he was and you know not just words of condolence but really a sense of somebody who listen deeply to people and was a thoughtful friend. there are many other sites to him that you won't find -- you will find acerbic and contrarian and those words on the internet and they bear no relation at all to who he was and how people experienced him. cynical, not for a second and cynic never. contrary and? what does that mean? obviously all thos

. >> it was a good turnout for the connors cares. connor fried died six years ago.ince then his mom was able to get congress to pass a law to have defibrillators at pools. here's danny on the left and everybody's down in front. orioles, caps, they're all there. >> very excited to be here. i'm glad that we had the turnout that we did today and we're excited about what we're dog. this is something that has to happen across the country. if we were can continue to do this, 'll save a lot of kids. >> all right. have the the news we've did the the list coming up. let's she what they're working on for the list tonight. >> sheax peer meets the beast. we've got a super sized romeo and juliette. that's coming up tonight on "the list" at 7. good call on the subway tuscan chicken melt, this thing is so good. i know, i was just posting about it. #delicious, #lowfat, #boom, #niceprice, #freshlybaked, #cheeseplease, #tangy, #vinaigretteisafunnyword, #i'mabouttoeatthis. #yousnoozeyoulose. [ male announcer ] #getyourown. the subway tuscan chicken melt. balsamic vinaigrette, melty ch

conn connor knight takes a look at tuition's top earners. what's the deal? >> it seems to make money by just listing how much other people make. >> the list of highest paid tv actors. >> as the two and a half men star said. >> you almost have won the lot toe or something, which i kind of did. >> with an estimated $24 million in earnings in the past year, he definitely did. the past stars of two and a half men make up 40% of the top ten. john crier at number two. he bashed the show. >> the former co-star charlie sheen. he use to be the highest paid actor in television. only three of the top ten are primarily dramatic actors. tim allen, ray romano round out the top ten. even with all the critical acclaim, he's done cable shows, breaking bad, madmen and some of the anarchy. the big money is still on network television. eight of the top ten are on the be big broadcast network. folks compiled a list and says we do not subtract for taxes, agent expenses or other costs of being a celebrity. boy, do i know what they mean. those baby zebra hair scars, conjoined twin

that's connor norman, the other side.. >> referee: georgia wins the toss and elects to go on defense. tennessee will have the ball at the 25 yard line. first down. >> verne: overtime rule. ball will start at the opponent's 25 yard line. you keep possession until scoring or failing to make a first down. you must have an equal number of possessions and key in all of this is that teams must attempt a two-point conversion after a touchdown starting in the third overtime. tonight on cbs begins with "the millers" >> gary: if you're calling plays for tennessee, they cannot afford to put murray on the field, the way he's moving the ball, they're going to have to -- they cannot play conservative. they're going to have to give justin worley every chance to win this football game. >> verne: neal on first down. two. ramik wilson, number 51 with the tackle. >> gary: they're going to have to look at him and say "you've got to make the play." >> verne: four wides. georgia rushes four. into the flat. neal. gets by herrera. down to the 19

. >> connor was selected to be part of a 13th member committee that'll pick the 14th college playoffs beginning next season. >> the most influential nfl commissioner was rozelle. he never played football. i am a student of russia but i never been russian either. >> great response. eve f sec secretary when she heard of what don says --spoos >> i figure that everybody wants us to win. >> it is third base and now wallace used to play third base, that's a very hard play. >> cabrera gets a hold of this one, game victory into the jimmy john side. coming in and defense not enough for boston tonight. i got it, and no problem. he dropped it and it goes into the goal. okay, now, i don't know goalie, i would probably reverse my body bounces off me so it goes back in the field to play. >> wrong idea. >> great news. >> oh yeah. i think the better news is this kind of college football playoff coming in. >> yeah, there will be 14th and the 15th and 16th will be complaining why they did not go away. >> good for her.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

connor looks at two ways to send e-mail. >> you need to watch your back.king transferring money easier and a lot cheaper. square, the company start by jack dorsey, has been doing pretty well as a payment process sor. you probably signed for a purchase on a register powered by square. a way to send money by e-mail. you just compose the t amount in the subject line and cc cash square direct.com. and that's it. the money goes to your debit account and all transactions are free. all the app does is facilitate sending an e-mail. there's a $250 a week limit. but if you verify your identity, either with your facebook account, you can spend up to 2500 a week. it's also a way to pay via e-mail. you send money as an attacent. transfers are free but debit cards incur a 2.t t t 9% fee making square much cheaper. the big concern is security. while square and google both insist their services are secure, all it's going to take are a couple of headlines about transferring or thou sants to a nigerian prince. but, for now, the reaction has been pretty positive. have you tr

let's get back to connor shaw. i mentioned passing numbers. he scored a rushing touchdown before leaving with five minutes to go with a sprained knee. the day was worse for south carolina has michael pol arty connects with a field goal giving tennessee the upset 23-21. speaking of upsets let's go across to nashville where georgia was hosted, recovering from a loss to mississippi. vaned der belt looking to capital ice. seymour finishing with 76. chris pierce pauling off a fake field call. georgia would take control of the game with a mix of offence-defense. austin carter sammuals picked up. eric murray finished 16 of 28 hor 113-yard passing produced on the ground. two touchdowns. georgia building a lead. bandy rallied. that was the theme. the commodores scored the final 17 points, capped by seymour's 13 yard scamper. 3127. the surprise team of the scc no doubt undefeated. mississippi - number 17. tigers quarterback matty threw for 291 yards, subbing for james franklin. he led mississippi to a 10-point lead. florida back in the game. solomon pat

before we begin, i'd just like to say hi to my two kids connor and daniel. hi, kids!r ) go to bed now! daddy loves you! good night, boys! ( laughter and applause ) you can sure tell it's autumn, can't you? can you feel it? you know that it's autumn? i'll tell you a sure sign that it's autumn new york city, the yankees have gone into hibernation. ( rim shot ) ( applause ) you know what's happening this weekend? oktoberfest. how many of you are excited, looking forward to oktoberfest? ( cheers and applause ) i tell you, i love anything that started in berlin. it's got to be fun. ( laughter ) or munich, wherever it started. but this year, oktoberfest begins on the upper east side and then it works its way through poland, czechoslovakia, france. ( laughter ) i know. hey, wait a minute! ( applause ) hold it. finally some good news for america. you know what happened yesterday in times square? some people got together and set a new world record in times square yesterday while we were going about our lives as we should as americans, set a new world record in times square for

cheryl connor, abc2news >>> thanks. now, we're still going to get our mail. themilitary will stand guard, but many services will be shut down. the parks will be closed as will fort mchenry. the panda cam at the national zoo will go dark. the national mall will also be closed and it will technically be illegal to walk on the mall. the impending shutdown is getting a mixed reaction from many it is hard to believe, frakly, in a country as successful and powerful as this that the guys can't get their heads together. >> for me, personally, i'm not a fan of obamacare and if it takes shutting down parks to get rid of it, i'm for it. >> we want to know what you think about the impending shutdown. sound off on our facebook page. >>> well the issue at the center of the debate, the affordable care act is to start rolling out tomorrow but there are still a lot of questions about what it means. if you are uninsured you have from tomorrow until march to choose and enroll in a helg care plan. there areclose to 45 plans to select from. . >> if you have employer based health

but the offense couldn't stop washington state quarterback connor halladay. 67 yards for the touchdown yards of offense for washington state. final score, 44-22. washington state wins. ouch! >>> top 25 teams florida state and maryland. nick o'leary with the touchdown. and a james winston escaped the sack. he is going to finally do it again. carlos williams would follow up with a 17-yard run here. the seminoles run it up, 63-0! >>> baseball, fenway park, game 2, rays and red sox. 1st inning big papi, site. solo job 2-0 boston. then david ortiz again in the 8th puts it away. i'm sorry, it's steven drew. that's what i get for just looking at the cue card. not the highlights. red sox win it 7-4 taking a commanding 2-0 lead in the series. >>> it's the critical play-off game tigers a's there is no score. there's over 48,000 in the stadium and of all the a's fans we ran into last night, we found the biggest one. this guy certainly takes the cake. would you look at this costume? what do you call yourself, sir? >> the big "a," sir. >> may i simply call you a? >> absolutely. >> wow. man your wea

but the offense couldn't stop washington state quarterback connor halladay. 67 yards for the touchdown00 yards of offense for washington state. final score, 44, 22. ouch. >>> top 25 teams florida state and maryland. nick o'leary with the touchdown. and a james winston escaped the sack. he is going to finally do it again. carlos williams would follow up with a 17-yard run here. the seminoles run it up, 63-0! you rarely see that in a battle of two top 25 -- a one-sided landslide victory like that. >> that's amazing. >> 63-0! >> wow. >> i'm feeling for cal though right now. they are having such a tough time. sort of shaking off -- >> they're young. not ver deep. when the skilled guys are hurt, they can't go against the big dogs like oregon and some of the other pac-12 teams that are already there. but it's sykes' first year so he gets a honeymoon for a while. >>> first pitch coming up. >> it's 6:57! >> so -- >> i mean 5:57 i should say. >> he is ready. we'll have more at 6:30. >> thanks. >>> a day at the fair ruined for a fresno family. they say their 2-year-old was unfairly denied access

the dole vice president michael connor and his lawyers are right these are the guys who have been putting pressure on us for over six weeks now to pull the film. mission free accreditation free transport charges free. range month free risk free studio time free. download free broadcast cloning videos for your media projects a free media dog to our teeth on tom. over to go digital the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our crack staff we've been hijacked by handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once. mark it on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem of trucks rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america a five dollar bill ready to join the movement then. well there are. more news today carlin says once again flared up. th

not informed about these programs, which led to this competition between chairman mike rogers and connor smith adam schiff about whether or not he actually knew about the program to spy on world leaders. >> i'd be interested to know, mr. chairman -- >> i can take you down to the committee and spend a couple of hours owing to mountains of product that would allow a member to be as informed as a member wishes to be on sources and methods and all activities of the intelligence community under the national intelligence framework. >> i would just say -- >> we need to be careful. it is disingenuous to use the classification. >> if you are suggesting we have information that we don't have it, that is disingenuous. >> that was a very public and very embarrassing dustup on the house intelligence committee where you have members debating what they knew about and when they knew it. this is a committee we are told are providing oversight on the nsa. given what we heard from senator dianne feinstein yesterday, which she would suggest is the chairman mike rogers didn't actually know about it and his c

>> it is has focused -- it is fanciful to say that the sensitive gratitude that a senator connors and will feel because of the substantial contribution to the republican national committee or democratic national committee is any greater than the sense of gratitude that that senator or --gressman will feel to a pc to a pac which is spending an enormous amount of money in his city or in his state. it seems to me the latter is identify all -- is more identifiable. i'm not here to debate the question whether the court's jurisprudence is correct with respect to the risk of corruption from independent expenditures. >> it is what it is peer quite as we accepted and the line is that there is an unacceptable risk when contributions are too high. may just say this in conclusion -- and likely so your answers to the questions put rigorously desperate previously is that that is the law. your answer is buckley has settled that issue. no more discussion necessary. >> we think the risk of corruption israel. and we think it is profound when you talk about the kind of admissions that is made when you t

protest exists and has to be insured but the event security had to also be guaranteed 67 the winning connor show, includes shell, two thine keys firms and brazil's state run patrol vinnipetroleum company. all of brazil will be better off says the government. but not everyone is convinced. al jazerra. >>> flooding in peru has killed one person and forced thousands to flee their homes. two people are reported missing after being washed away. more than a thousand homes have been abandoned. >>> smog has caused havoc in northeastern china forces roads and airports to close. dozens of flights have been postponed or canceled according to state media visibility has been less than 50 meters. peter a journalist from the christian sign monitor based in beijing he says china pledges to tackle it by regulation isn't enough. >> reporter: you can see it and i have to breathe it. it's just dreadful. accord to this official statistics today is very unhealthy. that's not as bad as it has been in the last few days when wa its hazardous not as bat in north east china where visibility was cut to 50 meet nurse s

from a legally sanctioned economic discrimination against whites to the farm murders targeting of connor's the problems are only getting worse according to the safe lenders as many as eight hundred thousand white mostly afrikaans beaking south africans support the movement many have already begun collecting blankets and other emergency provisions wendy macfarlane is a mother who worries for her son's future she joined us a plunders because it gives her some control of a situation she'd otherwise feel powerless about on the brakes are there is a place i can go where i can be safe i joined to give my son and myself a place to go likely for fathers the satan and his vow to fight for their country and while the south african government is aware of their efforts it hasn't commented policy or r.t. half when it eastern cape south africa. quinten those the a spokesperson for the south african party says the problem lies and then tying a different area. at the moment so that because one of the most politically stable countries in the entire world take into consideration that we are able to maintain

connor was a limousine driver in laramie was a friend of both air and mckinney, the killer, and matthew shepherd. i had seen his name in magazine articles. he was later portrayed in a laramie project and was portrayed really is a kind of folksy cowboy like character, a paternal figure, a description when dr. o'connor and mass you go for a ride in a limousine and there's talk about how the stars were twinkling. well, eventually i interviewed dr. o'connor. there was all of the story. doc had quite an illustrious history. many run is with the police, although never convicted of a crime. he had honed adult bookstores in denver. he was kind of a mysterious business man who had a background that was kind of hard for people to pin down exactly what it was. but when i learned about dr. o'connor and that he was a link between matthew shepard and aaron mckinney, i was curious. i was also curious about these allegations that aaron mckinney was bisexual. i began to investigate as a journalist, first for the new york times magazine i approached them with the story. the commission to me to write, and

o connor made her own headlines in is the 92 when she did this. >> fight the real enemy. >> i don't want acting like that. but at the same time, she's an adilt. she's got to make her own choices. >> hopefully, she can fix her image. but that's up to her. she height as well do it now since everyone is talking about her! no matter the outcome, her fans said they cannot wrat to see what she's going to do next. >> thank you guys, so much. thank you, everybody. it's been awesome. >> coming up next, could the government shutdown be a threat to national security? why some analysts are worried about a cyber attack. ♪ [ male announcer ] when we built the cadillac ats from the ground up to be the world's best sport sedan... ♪ ...people noticed. ♪ the cadillac ats -- 2013 north american car of the year. lease this cadillac ats for around $299 per month with premium care maintenance included. and zero heartburn is awesome. just like zero cutlery. and you can't beat zero. [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill ea

hello, my name is connor kilpatrick, i'm better at jackson magazine.we print corner of the socialist left and i helped edit along with my comrade peter for a in the audience and the oscars looking around her summer i believe. i'm honored to have been invited to speak your. but seeing here out the winners either a relative of alex or a personal friend, i'd like to talk of what is riding it to someone who never met or corresponded with him, someone who was a dreaded millennial such as myself arrived on the socialist left during the bush obama years thanks in large part to the brilliant gimmicks of alex cockburn. i'm guessing a but here knows his great bit about his hate being pure, is that correct? if you don't know the story, the test is brown and commitment to good fight by asking them if his hate for the powerful was purely pure alex put the same question his entrance at the nation once again turn, a young ed miliband and be the next premise of the uk replied with shock no, he didn't significant as alex put, that's all you really need to know. my god,

miley cyrus said her wrecking ball video was inspired by sinead 'connor's "nothing compares to you" video recall what the video looked like. i don't recall sinead on a wrecking ball. sinead is 46, wrote a letter to miley warning her exploiting her sexuality took away from her talent. here is what sinead said. she said, the music business doesn't give a [ bleep ] about you or any of us. they will prostitute you for al you think it's what you wanted. when you end up in rehab as a result of being prostituted they will be sunning themselves on their yachts in antigua bought by selling your body and you will find yourself very alone." i totally agree. you're holding a sign. am i saying her name wrong? >> sinead. >> what did i say? it's okay. sinead. i think what sinead said to miley is absolutely right. i think it's spoken by a woman who has been around a bit in the music industry. i understand it will suck you up and spit you out. not just music, the entertainment community in general. it's fast money. everybody is looking for a score. you have to go into it well thought, know exaly who you a

chuck connors, typical white house lap dogs don't care if it stays shut down for months.all show. president will negotiate when poll numbers drop. mike hagerty. want to end the shutdown? all media refuses to interview any member of congress until it's over. be just a minute. he might be right about that one. our press picks. here's a story over the line. newspapers have a lot of problems these days, let's face it. blaming them on struggling women, to be precise, poor, promiscuous women is just plain insensitive. that unfortunately is what chris powell did. editor of "the journal enquirer" in manchester, connecticut. he writes papers can still sell themselves to traditional households. two parent families involved in churches and civic groups. but cannot sell themselves to households headed by single women who have several children by different fathers, survive on welfare stipends, can't hardly speak english. couldn't afford a newspaper subscription even if they could read. i hope that made you feel better, chris powell. for most of usme off as cruel. >>> the great governm

one guy you might recognize from last year tom wilson and connor kerrigan so a couple young guns hopingmake this squadron better this year. >> thank you. >> i trust my instincts. i trust all these four contestants and i truly believe they're going to wow america. >> competition shin is heating up on x-factor -- the four chair challenge keeps their dreams alive and sends them home. host lopez says the new challenge will make the show better. >> i think the show this year is going to be traumatic. unless the categories have strong stands outs -- you can catch season three of x-factor on fox 5. >> ♪ i used to bite my tongue and hold my breath and make a mess. ♪ though i it is quite ly. >> this video is an d.a.p. shin of katie perry apps new song roar -- the school is one of several who entered a national competition. she will perform. i talked to students who helped put it together. >> we have some specialized parts for our drum line and sign language club and palm squad but the lip singer is one of my best friends whose an incredible dancer and she was the perfect choice for the performer

my name is connor i'm editor at the magazine. so i'm guessing everyone everyone knows about alex's great bit. you don't know the story, tradition par rated from the editor who test alexander's morale and the deployment good fight by asking him if the hate for the powerful is truly peer. he put the question to the nation. one such -- soon to be the next prime minister of the u.k. preplayed with shock that he didn't hate anyone. as alex put. it's all you need to know and my god it really is. so yeah, alex's hay -- hatred was most certainly pure. it doesn't get to what made his writing wonderful. it was a joyful hate he nurtured. an inspiring hate. for all of the talk of the share tongue and pen. we are talking about a man who wants confessed to weeping on an airplane as he watched 1993's homewardbound. a film about two talking dog and a cat trying to make the way home. i believe he was sitting next to a woman in ad sales who was a little bit freaked out by that. once the discovery came out it wasn't just the writing. it was also th

beg to rookie connor kerik burst hih first n.h.l. goal. deficit cut to 3-1.1.ond caps down 4-1, vetch kin finds the back of the net twice. then off a face-off bio had an six minutes left, caps on the power play. the pass doesn't get through but comes back to niklas backstrom and he ties the game at 4. michaelle scores in the first round. meanwhile both flames chancesth are stopped and the caps rally to win 5-4 at home with a shootout. nice victory.ce v the caps are back on the roadd for the next one, saturday they visit dallas. back to you. >> scott, thank you very much.k >> a lot of finger crossing up here. works for the cast caps. maybe it could keep for karen, keep this away from new orleans. >> as in the storm karen. >> meteorologist: this formedgi yesterdasty and everyone wats ie wasn't to know are we going too get some of that rain and i think we will but not for a few days. meanwhile we'll focus on tonight.toni have you guys beantown tonight? >> just a little bit. wasn't bad.'t >> meteorologist: humid.ro did you notice it? >> yes, my hair noticed it. >>

connor connor. . >>> 57 minutes past the hour. welcome back to "early start."re taking a look at the top trends on cnn this morning. sinead o'connor tries again writing second open letter to miley cyrus after the pop star tweeted a response to o'connor's first letter and comparing her to trouble actress amanda bind. o'connor's response included a screen grab of the twitter meltdown from january of last year. . o'connor shot back saying, quote, have you any idea how stupid and dangerous it is to mock people for suffering illness? miley responded by saying, sinead, i don't have time to write you an open letter because i'm hosting and performing on "snl" this week. >> boom! that is like worse than the government shutdown. these people are like, woo! >> ridiculous. >> a real fight there. >> "early start" continues right now. >>> chaos at the capitol. a woman smashes into a barrier at the white house and then takes police on a high-speed cha chase. why police opened fire and new details on what may have sparked this deadly chain of event. >>> republicans versus repu

joining me now is ed connor former partner.cializes in consumer finance advisory and investment and alexis goldstein, communications director for the other 98%. al lexis, beginning with you, if you look at the rap sheet, this is just the past three years. what is going on at that bank? is there something special there? is this that they're worse at getting caught than other banks? like what is going on there? >> i don't think that they're any worse or better than any other banks. jamie dimon and jpmorgan chase is held up as the pinnacle of wall street. jamie dimon is admitting that half a million which is more than half of their net income last year was acquired through criminal means and illegal actions. so if that is what is happening at the best banks on wall street, what is happening at the rest of the banks? how much of the rest of the bank's profits are from illegal activities? >> they're not pleading to criminal activity, they're essentially no -- >> there seems to be more than a little to that. the rap sheet is kind of

connor's move into english football becoming the sixth american owner of a premiere league club of a cost of $250 million. the club is full ham, traditionally a small friendly club in southwest london but crucially they have a place among english football's 20 elite clubs. fullham may not have the global appeal of chelsea, but they are not to be under estimated. he built a fortune of $3 billion, now he's behind the wheel of fullham. >> i think this is a special place. i looked at premiere league as still if it would make sense for us to have a relationship, some kind of a relationship. and when it was all said and done there was really only one club that kind of fit the bill. >> reporter: he says manager martin young's job is safe after a shaky start to the season. the jaguars have had a worst start. seven defeats. they have appreciated the chance of a team bonding in the u.k. but what if it was more permanent. >> moving everybody out here, i wouldn't want to be someone out here unless you moved my whole family out, but i wouldn't be--i wouldn't doubt it if it did happen. >> reporter

but when i, when i learned about doc o'connor and that doc to connor was a link between matthew shepard and between aaron mckinney, i was very curious. i was also very curious about these allegations that aaron mckinney was bisexual. so i began to investigate as a journalist. first for "the new york times" magazine, i approached them with story, and they commissioned me to write about it. i worked on the story for two years, on and off for two years. from 2002 until 2004, i was on that commission x. "the new york times" eventually killed the story. the editor who commissioned it from me had left the magazine, he's gay. he now runs new york magazine, his name is adam moss, and the editors who inherited the story from him were less enthusiastic. so the story was killed. at the same time, i'd been talking with abc news "20/20" about doing a story that would come out at the same time, and i thought they would kill the story based on what had happened at the times magazine. the executive producer of abc news "20/20" who is till there is also finish -- gay. and he actually said, no, let's do

connor halliday finds marcus mason from the back field.ike everybody in the stadium, but oskihas a shot. this is a 68-yard play, the cougars led going into the locker room. more bad tackling in the second half. halliday to vince mayle and mayle runs through the attempt by walker. after happening with the cougars for a half, cal gets outscored by 16 points in the second half. washington state improves to 4- 2 with the 44-22 win. cal-in the pac-12 and the road only gets tougher for the bears next week when they play at ucla. mike macintyre trying to return colorado to relevance. they took on 2nd-ranked oregon. the ducks win 57-16 as they stay perfect in 5 games. >>> notre dame and arizona state playing in the jerry jones palace in dallas. down 30-27, the sun devils have a chance for a final drive. that chance evaporated when the pass is returned to the end zone. sun devils does score one more time late. both teams have two losses after this 42-37 win by the irish. >>> tennessee and knoxville, the volunteers lose the ball in the process. they

there is a house bill that was introduced by representative ted poe and representative connors.there's a hearing on that one. it may take longer. we have had some success in the past. we passed the house twice in 2007 and 2009. we are optimistic. bipartisan.ly for many years, our christianity and -- our christian abbiati was a-- our greatest champion was republican representative. >> the constitutional institution. >> if i could go back to the past to questions. question. a defense to be made about a group that part of the political spectrum loves to hate is the mainstream media. yes, there is a proliferation of state and national level. news editors here and there, citizen journalists. all of that should be applauded. if you look at these cases, "new post,"mes," "washington fox news, they are part of the mainstream media. they are mainstream and large. it is because these are organizations that have at least for the moment deep enough pockets that they can sustain investigative journalism. this is often the result of a lot of hard work. it takes time. it takes money. while yes,

next we have chief justice moreno connor of the ohio supreme court. glad to have her with us. she's innative of dc, on the court for the ten years serving as chief justice since 2010. her court is an innovator in terms of access and technology, and you can get the audio of oral arguments on itunes. next, coleader of the practice and former acting solicitor general of the united states. just last week, he argued the first of a likely five cases of the supreme court this term to bring him to the total of 22 cases argued in his career. next, pete williams of nbc news covering the supreme court and justice department for 20 years. i think that's right, 20 years, as others cut back on the coverage, pete is a television correspondent we see most often in the supreme court. when a major decision comes down or a mass shooting strikes, pete is the one to turn to for calm and accurate coverage. allen, learner family dean for public interest and public service law, former head of public citizen litigation group arguing 20 cases before the supreme court. he's the lawyer who in 2004 had ea

. >> reporter: friends connor and r.j.estify nathaniel had dropped out of their social circle. >> it'd be fair to say that people were commenting that nathaniel wasn't around? >> some people were, yeah. >> we didn't know what was wrong with him, but we were worried that something was seriously wrong. >> reporter: and, according to defense attorney sullivan, something was seriously wrong. >> nathaniel was suffering from a major mental illness. >> reporter: did it seem like he was slipping through the family's fingers? >> that's a good way to describe it. beth was a very concerned parent, and she always had been. >> reporter: remember, nathaniel's mother beth had persuaded her son to go see a psychiatrist. his diagnosis: >> major clinical depression. not just that you're feeling down, but this was a major depressive episode. >> reporter: the psychiatrist suggested anti-depression medication and therapy, but, according to the defense, nathaniel refused. >> he was just kind of isolating himself further and further into the sum