positive that maybe the message is, you know, being coo coo crazy tea party not necessarily winning strategy. >> i would like to take that message. i take the exact opposite message. >> of course you do, steve. >> so we're talking about dean young, was the tea party guy in this republican runoff in alabama. and we're saying he was defeated. he's the guy who said obama was born in kenya and he's the crazy one. okay, he lost. that's a great victory. but how did he lose? how did bradley byrne, the so-called moderate win this race? with the backing of commerce and the money. what did that money do? all it did was conveyed a message that, hey, bradley byrne thinks we should have shut the government down. all of the specific tea party agenda items bradley checked off. he signed off on them and the money amplified that message. he didn't say obama was born in kenya, that may be the big id logical difference between these two, but shows to me the tea party won because the tea party now taken an establishment

he has a lieutenant, tim chapman, who is the coo. they were helped to be put in place by the chairman of the heritage foundation. a guy named saunders, a wall street banker in the '80s. when he was elected to the board in 2009, he pushed for a more aggressive approach, for heritage to take a more aggressive approach on the hill and to create a lobbying arm. by this point, michael needham had served as chief of staff to

this certainly wasn't some sort of coo conspiracy. no this really wasn't a conspiracy. lot of people that are trying to live in the city. if you don't develop we know what happens. if you don't build new housing we know what happens. the prices go through the roof and it becomes gentrified. >> nobody set out and said they wanted to transform neighbourhoods. i think the craf vast majority e people in the city and electioned to office would like to keep san francisco a working class community to the degree possible. but there is not an easy answer for this. >> our community has a lot of responses lisa. collin says i feel like san francisco is experiencing the last 12 years of lives in new york com compressed in two year. it's the same stuff, but more accelerated. the same story in new york city and new jersey it won't changes because real estate developers own too many politicians. >> and a al says where do people go? it changes oakland and concord, it's not just san francisco it's changing the bay area. >> hey greg give us your thoughts on that before we go to break. >>

if not, they can coo to everything-- coo or babble to everything that you say and let you know whether it's a yes or no. however, we do have some other devices that help with the yes and no-- our communication augmentative devices. we use them a lot of times, and you've seen me use them in my classroom, whereas, i may ask the child and he may push a button, and the button may say yes for him. he knows yes from no. we start to teach those things very early on. would you like some potatoes? [crying] you want juice? you want juice? juice? ha ha ha ha! ok. kendrick: independence is an important goal. let's make sure we don't overprotect children with special needs. be reasonable, but provide as many chances as you can for her to do things for herself. decide what you think is most important for the child to learn and concentrate on teaching those skills. but after a fair trial at something new, if she can't seem to learn it, drop the activity without scolding her and try it again in a few months. and of course, don't forget to look for opportunities to show the child you're pleased with he

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. >> i have some vegan coo cookie. making sure she had meals. >> anything i need medically or not even so medically, anything i need period, i can ask her. and if she can't get it, she can give me a reference to get it. >> when alicia first arrived home she was unable to walk. she needed a whee wheel wheelchn a walker. she also needed a medical bed with custom sized sheets. >> with the complex care the follow up we do is imperative as to how well the patient does. >> did you draw your blood today? such? >> oh, my ghoid. od. she will say don't worry about it i will call and reschedule it for you. she is mother hen stays on me, yes she does. >> alicia's healthcare costs have dropped dramatically in 2011 medicare paid 215,000 therefor$215,000 forher care. in 20 together they paid $289,000. this year it's much less. >> 2013 she has had one hospital stay and no nursing home and that was about three days long. >> if you would have known me a couple of years ago, i guess you could say you could see death all over me. >> alici

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but billy bean and company are still coo coo for coco. coco crisp got a nice birthday present.. he billowed a career 25 home runs this season. they picked up the option on bret anderson for 8 million. the first place sharp will host phoenix tomorrow night. danny boyle back since suffering an injury. boyle told reporters today he is ready to return. and hurdle is the first player in history to score eight goals in his first 3nhl games. that includes two goals against the rangers. and he turns 20 in 11 days. >>> warriors get and briefly the sa sa sacramento kings tomorrow night. the kings in the dark jerseys tonight hosted the clippers. the same team that beat the warriors last night. 90-90 here comes sacramento isaiah thomas. kings overcome a 15 point deficit. they're up by two but the warriors know all about chris paul. 42 points last night against the warriors. 26 tonight against the kings. that three pointer by paul puts them up for good. they win 110-101 kings come to oakland with a 1-1 record. the warriors are ready and able to take care of them. coming up our football game

[baby coos] >> i think whatever parting be in our resident highchair. >> i found exactly how much thether one was and how much the playpen was. >> two grandmother highchairs and one grandmother play chair. i knew that lyndon would be in the highchair. >> he would not be in one of my highchairs. [laughter] >> you trying to tell me -- something? [laughter] >> he knows he loves him. >> he wants to go. [laughter] does. he knows he loves him. >> good bye. uh-oh. >> to me, the yellow oval room is the loveliest room and all the white house. while our living room is homey and cozy, this room is formal and elegant. yet, there is life here. it is a one room in the white house that formal ceremony is mingled with family life. it symbolizes in a way the role a president's family plays well living here. where the personal life and the official duties are always closely related. president franklin roosevelt's bedroom is next door. we use this room as a sitting room and office. for us, it is the main drawing room. on winter evenings, the fire is a magnet for good conversation. traditionally, the yel

but billy bean and company are still coo coo for coco. coco crisp got a nice birthday present.at's a deal. he billowed a career 25 home runs this season. they picked up the option on bret anderson for 8 million. the first place sharp will host phoenix tomorrow night. danny boyle back since suffering an injury. boyle told reporters today he is ready to return. and hurdle is the first player in history to score eight goals in his first 3nhl games. that includes two goals against the rangers. and he turns 20 in 11 days. >>> warriors get and briefly the sa sa sacramento kings tomorrow night. the kings in the dark jerseys tonight hosted the clippers. the same team that beat the warriors last night. 90-90 here comes sacramento isaiah thomas. kings overcome a 15 point deficit. they're up by two but the warriors know all about chris paul. 42 points last night against the warriors. 26 tonight against the kings. that three pointer by paul puts them up for good. they win 110-101 kings come to oakland with a 1-1 record. the warriors are ready and able to take care of them. coming up i love

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." >> it's not a coo color camera how did it know?the position. >> the system explains what it's doing so the driver is not confused ever. >> how did it know to go to the left instead of the ride ro rig. >> it follows the line. >> what happens if a kid comes out chasing a ball? >> oh, my god. oh, my god! we almost killed that guy. it checks to see if is anybody behind us or next to us. it makes the decision to brake or swerve. can we park it now? >> yeah. >> hwe cancel do can do that frk seat right? >> this is my space. >> it's calling dibs on that spot and now it's parking. i love watching the steering wheel just spin itself. >> what happens if i inter interresult it? it stops. as car makers head toward that date it may not be the technology but the human factor. at stanford automobile lab they are using a state of the art stimulator to answer the question how fast can a driver react when they are thrust back into control of a an autonomous car. when is the most dangerous time in a car. >> the moment when the car shifts back to the d

both women were friends but when one came to power in a coo, her father sided with the regime and thether was tortured and killed. she wants political and economic change pointing to chili's economic growth. -- chili's economic growth. >> analysts point out that her reforms are unlikely to be too drastic. >> what is being debate is the state's capacity to create social services, to protect its citizens from the private sectors and to improve education health services. the foundation of chili's economic model is not being uestioned. >> she is headed to a big win. more than 50% would be no need for a second round for >> hello and welcome to the "help show." on today's program, we bring you medical innovations on every scale, from microsurgery to one of the world's largest hospital ships. coming up, the latest in a robotic medicine using

lobbyists call their friends up in congress to thwart this industry that was trying to put science around coo schools meal. >> there have been reform attempts in the past. how did they fail? >> yes, the government is influenced and the usda is influenced by big food. we'll call it big food. but that's the precise reason why we should reduce usda influence and control over what kids are eating. we need to return this to the state and frankly to the local school district who have a better sense of the need of the children in the school and a better sense of the regional tastes of the kids. i mean, the usda comes up with lists of approved fruits and vegetables. they get really into the detai details. kids can't have more than a cup of peas a peak. it's up sord that someone is coming up with these rules when we should be trusting local school officials and local lunch ladies, there might be lunch men out there, but i think we should be trusting people on the local level rather than strengthening and increasing the power of the usd. >> power to the lunch lady. i want to get some tweets in here. >>

. >> judge and important people were visitors at the coo colony. this was years after chile had returned to remockerysy. remock -- democracy. they came and went as they pleased from this air strip. for more than 40 years before and after the dictator ship, the colony operated as a state within a state. >> the colony was a criminal and pedophile organization. an inte intelligence service ths run as a secretary. it was a concentration camp and abuses. lloyd licenc london was the firo press charges against schaffer. >> in 2005 he was tried and sent to prison. it was not until earlier this yearlieyearyear his police acomt to jail they beaten and forced to the gates of hell. >> now even though the gates are open people have chose to stay. >> all of our lives and sacrifice are here. i have nothing else i am trying to throw out the bad and keep the good and i feel this is my place too. >> some are outraged that their trying to turn this into a bavarian resort. today he is a la francophonie. awyer and convinced 120 victims to sue the german states for sun

in oklahoma, and texas, and that will spread east, to oklahoma city andn't cooing to move east. now, eventually that storm will clear out, and it will warm up just a little bit. but that rain continues to push east. the cold air is moving south slowly, 36 in wichita, dropped quite a bit from yesterday, down to 15, that gives you an indication of the cold air, not the arctic air. we talked about that this weekend, you see the temperatures dropping into the upper 40's. with that rain mix with maybe some sleet on saturday. and cleared out on sunday. the cold air moves south, here is the arctic air, that will move through chicago and the northeast both saturday and sunday with bitter cold wind chills. get ready for a cold blast. >> thank you very much. and thank each and every one of you for watching al jazeera america. 101 east is next, and for updates throughout the day, go to aljazeera.com. the dow oh so close to 16,000. myanmar, lives a creature known for centuries as the lifeblood of the country's timber business. >> if you use elephants, you don't need wider roads, or a car, o

former supervisor george sheer coo what will be sentenced today. he is also accused of creating a fake campaigner. >>> many crimes are going unsolved because of a staffing shortage. the department has been losing officers at an alarming rate. now there are about 900 officers. police say there are not enough investigators to staff special units and they say crimes such as burglary and auto theft are not being solved. >> without a doubt for practical reality those crimes are going unchecked. and uninvestigated. >> police say they would need to add 200 new officers to restore the special units. >>> a san jose police detective who worked in the sex crimes unit has pled guilty to exchanging sexually explicit photos with a teenage girl. 34-year-old tony has resigned as part of his plea deal. he had been a san jose police officer for eight years. prosecutors say he had been in contact with the girl since 2010 and knew she was am minor. now he turned himself in this past july after his computer was seized by authorities. he could be sentenced to at least s

microsoft deal to buy the smart phone maker there are possible internal candidates like kevin turner, the coo who could make sense if the company wants a capable manager who understands the company's culture. the executive vice president of cloud and enterprise is also talked about as a potential success sore. microsoft made a point of emphasizing the cloud products. analysts on wall street have different views on what balmer's replacement should do. rick sherland argues microsoft should sell things like the xbox and focus on the commercial side of the business. colin gillis says microsoft needs to put more resources into mobile devices. >> double down on mobile baupz there are north of 7 billion people on this planet and the way people access the internet is going to be via their phone. >> reporter: regardless who replaces balmer or their strategy, microsoft faces real challenges as it repositions itself for the post pc era. josh lipton, nightly businesserer port. >> whoever the next ceo, microsoft faces bill challenges and who to discuss them and who may best tackle them is bill george. pro

. >>> a san jose father is an us cooed of leaving his two children in an suv overnight. 29-year-old julio reyes milpitas police say he parked his car near calaveras and 680 around 10:00 p.m. on tuesday night and left his 8-year-old son and 10-year-old daughter inside that car with the doors unlocked. now, neighbors called police about a suspicious vehicle. about 1:00 p.m. on wednesday so the following day, police pound the children inside and alone. >> disheveled, hungry, the first thing we did was get them food, make sure they had nutrition in them and we wanted to make sure they were fed and taken care of. >> a short while later reyes called to report his vehicle and children missing. police arrested him after talking interviewing him. they also say the children's mother was at work and had no idea of any of this happening. >>> a bizarre story on the stanford campus. a dining hall and dorm both getting a deep cleaning after 51 students got sick. yesterday, they came down with norovirus type symptoms like vomiting, stomach pains, headaches and diarrhea. although health experts say this i

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place there's a certain marker which goes in terms at least your trial democrat leadership quality cooed that's progress there if i go back to washington so do you think that the egyptian military is just going to crowd out the political field because apparently there's going to be an election and i think we all know who is going to be elected and he may be the only candidate to run are you asking my personal opinion pete go ahead yeah i don't i don't think i don't think jenaveve for the i.c.c. should draw and the upcoming presidential election i think he is strongly needed as a military general he is strongly needed as somebody who can defend this country from. any anything that might damage the political and the democratic process. again this should be and you know then the day it is the decision of the direction people if the i.c.c. wants to run he may or may resign from his post and join the political arena and the people will decide who would be the next president but i'm saying my personal opinion i think the country needs a more to be the head of this military greg you think the m

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. >> the coo corner cor consumer w their money is going to be spent. a all eyes are on the that. >> that is the momen most import thing this year we may have the slow efforts increase in grothe sincgrowthsince the recession. >> and it's going to be the smallest in increase in growth. >> and as you well know during the shutdown there was a lot lof talk about whether the economy may be thrown back into a recession. >> there is one prominent forecastforecast earn who noters wthinkswe are headed for a rece, but he thinks we are already in one. this is not a widely shared view. but he believes we are in a recession and a lot of people believe that the government activity in october could have led to one if the shut double sd gone on long he were. >> and you and i know just a moment that we wilthat we'llbe . >> and if it takes a similar tenure or tone, but motorcycle people don't think we are in one or headed for one. >> real hunt with ali vesh"reali veshiatioairs airs tonight's. >> reports on how technology is helping in if parts one of our week long series

the results of a major boost in the middle and high school kids who smoke tobacco using a a a coo. >>> researchers in the uk say premature baby boys are at a higher risk of death and complications than girls. doctors say girl miss chair faster -- say girls mature faster than boys. even in the womb this happens. it makes sense. >>> unless you're mike. that late afternoon caffeine pike me up may not be such a good idea. a small study says the caffeine can lead to a restless night of sleep. researchers gave 12 people the equivalent of two cups of coffee right at bedtime or six hours before. they both lost a few hours of sleep. >> maybe i drink too much coffee. >>> happy friday. question of the morning time now here it is -- give us some thought and post your response on our facebook fan page and we're going to bring you some answers in the next half hour. keep it here. >>> 4:57. quiet, cold, 20s and 30s this morning with a few 40-degree readings there in the eastern shore and southern maryland. couple of clouds starting to move in here thickening up there out west by 9:00 a.m. we'll be i

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concerned, because what you have right now, let's say talking to your husband, bob, i'm concerned about you cooeveloping diabetr hypertension, i want you to be go for our kids, let them know what the risks are, that person may not know they are really decreasing their longevity. gerri: people understand what obesity is doing to their bodies but yet they can't take action. >> it is an idea choice, but the idea has to reindividual has to realize there are so many things, you have to start with baby steps, say no so hugo ari to sugary drinks, and juices, no to flavored waters, take 5 servings of fruits and vegetable, and then if you know you are really overweight, what is your body maxinmax index, then talk to yor physician about it. make sure there is not anything underlying that could be contributing to obesity. it more than will power, its about adjusting your behavior to change around food. >> a long way to go baby steps, a great solution. >> so many grade medications -- great medications to give people to help them with appetite and metabolism. >> thank you. gerri: we are short on time tonigh

. >> they over saw and coo consuld on interrogators.octors and nurs nurses had been involved in portion feeding detainees with restraints. these are all matter of policy. it's not a doctor or sigh cool gif --psychologist that violates because they were bad. >> ththe hedge fund group will y $2 billion to resolve a criminal indictment brault agains broughe company against federal prosecutors. >> well sac will also plead guilty to securities fraud and agreed to no longer manages outside client money. speaking at a president press ce in manhattan today the u.s. attorney says the penalty matched the magnitude of the crime. >> the world's large overtime an -- largestand most powerful s agreed to plead guilty and pay the largest fine in history for insider trading offenses. >> federal prosecutors brought charges against the hedge fund in july. six former employees had pled guilty to insider trailing. trailed -- trading. >> two more are to set trial. today's record breaking se settlement is to bring a message to wall street. there is a scandal

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[applause] >> it's not coo >> i'm soorry >> for five years why did y do this for five years?use for five years i did not want to be living a lie and going through lie thinking you are my best friend and sleeping with my man. and i really thought you was the other chick. i thought you was the chick he was talkingo on the phone. >> kirk: next time you kiss someone first >> i will tell her >> no, i didn't because at the time you were not dating him. so when he started dating you it made me start watching him because i knew he was a snake and if he do anying snake to her it's coming to the surface >> kir you had fiveears to tell her. if we learned anything -- >> don't hold secrets. do not hold athing back. [applause] back.ind out when we comeisters? [cheering] [applause] >> kirk: all right. now what are you going to do to repair this? is it repaire ar you set to move on? >> this is done with, water under the bridge we are going over the bridge now. >> christmas is back on for the children? >> we are making a new relationship. christmas is back on. my mother is going to be so happ

and she was walking over a gate and she had her wet suit unzipped tied around her waist and making cooinggoing hey, tilikum. what a cute whale and play talking at him and one of the supervisors said get her out of there, and just screamed at her like get her away from there. like they were so worried something would happen and i remember thinking, why are you guys making such a big deal out of this when he didn't actually kill her? well, clearly management thought there was some reason to exercise caution around him. clearly, they knew more than they were telling us. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next to be seen you can only see right here at seaworld. >> jeff was out in the audience filming one of the shamu shows. it was a perfect show. all the hot dog sequences, water sequences went off great. >> i was really excited just to be capturing this because it was kind of turning out to be a great show. a show that's kind of complete, it doesn't -- it probably only only happens a few times a week. >> at the very end of the show, liz was working tilikum and apparently tilikum lunged out of the w

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karlz coo charles cook, thank you for your time. >>> republican senator dan coats of inside wants to know if data was manipulated. senator kotz is on the join senate economic committee, nice to see you. >> thank you, nice to see you. >> why do you want to launch an investigation into this? >> i want to find out what really happened. it was just incidentally enough the month before the election. this just adds on to a narrative that has come around and all of the things that have been exposed here in terms of manipulation. i'm not saying that happened, i'm calling for a investigation. >> folks, remember right before the presidential election, unemployment, i believe, was 8.1%. it went down in that one month to 7.1%. then there was an explosive report that a worker claimed that he fudged the numbers.we d that worker now says he never said that. does that mean you still want to go forward with an investigation? >> let's find out the truth. he said one thing one day and the next day he refused it. let's find out the truth so we know whether that happened or not. clearly it deserves looki

and she was walking over a gate and she had her wet suit unzipped tied around her waist and making cooingg hey, tilikum. what a cute whale and play talking at him and one of the supervisors said get her out of there, and just screamed at her like get her away from there. like they were so worried something would happen and i remember thinking, why are you guys making such a big deal out of this when he didn't actually kill her? well, clearly management thought there was some reason to exercise caution around him. clearly, they knew more than they were telling us. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next to be seen you can only see right here at seaworld. >> jeff was out in the audience filming one of the shamu shows. it was a perfect show. all the hot dog sequences, water sequences went off great. >> i was really excited just to be capturing this because it was kind of turning out to be a great show. a show that's kind of complete, it doesn't -- it probably only only happens a few times a week. >> at the very end of the show, liz was working tilikum and apparently tilikum lunged out of the water