sex with the couch.ating making love to a girl on the couch and there was no girl on the couch. and they just felt like, you know, they didn't need a black man humping a couch in georgia. it just wasn't necessary. something about it just doesn't feel right to them, i guess. >> jimmy: was it a white couch? >> ah, yeah, yeah. that's -- it was white with yellow pillows. you know i'm in trouble. >> jimmy: there you go. [ laughter ] were you shocked when they actually arrested you -- >> i wasn't shocked. they told mel before, listen, we know about the show. heard it, proud of you, go out there, you hump the couch, we're going to have to take you in. >> jimmy: and you said, this is my art, i'm humping that couch! >> i got caught up in the frenzy and just went at that couch, like -- i had a ball. i had a ball. >> jimmy: did they wait until you came offstage until the show was over? >> champing at the bit. like they just took a swig of evian, just waiting. >> jimmy: how is that possible you'd be arrested for tha

they said we want to meet it on the couch. since when do you eat it on the couch. brody, of course. >> every day. >> dad lets us eat it on the couch all the time, every day. >> that is why the couch is sticky. >> exactly. but that is the point. bottom line is, ladies, if you are working or even if you are at home do yourself a favor and volunteer to be the field trip mom because the intel that you get from whose themes are questionable, essentially to what is happening in your house, to you know, i always, everybody one knows this. want to see what the kids are like. how well behaved your own child is. how rotten some of the other kids are. of course, landry is the world's gift. >> sweetest child. >> yes. >> now here's the thing, so lets go back to the bat mi zoova h6 months in planning the darn thing. you are around the table. what themes can we do. how about, the playboy mansion. >> yes. >> we turn this banquet hall into the playboy mansion. somebody signed off on that. >> yes, a parent. a parent. >> yes. >> that was a lot of people were saying, that a lot of pla

so katie, you look at this more closely than probably anybody on the couch.ow is this going to play out in midterm elections? it's falling on the list of priorities for voter. economy number one but you have so many things moving up the list. immigration has kind of come back. >> charles mentioned hispanics. they don't have immigration reform at the top of their list when it comes to issues. it's the economy. when it comes to amnesty and illegal immigration -- >> it's because of the economy. it's because of the opportunity. ivity the american dream. that's what -- you know, if you take that away -- >> it has very serious implications for the economy and national security and i hope the president involves law enforcement in his upcoming decisions which we know he probably won't. >> there's julia roberts. she turns 47 today and the academy award winning actress is making headlines for recent comments she made about the pressure on aging actresses to go under the knife. she said she's already taken a big risk by not having a face lift. she wants to be an aging m

you can't come on the couch. no. no. don't smeez on the couch either. >> after a few more minutes of expressing both confusion and frustration when told no, sammy finally stomps off as you see. before you start to feel bad for the pouting pup you should know why she's not allowed on furniture sammy is the reason they have a new couch. apparently she tore up the old one. >> got those eyes. >> puppy dog eyes. >> exactly. >> and that is if for "action news" at 4. for rick williams, brian taff, alicia vitareli, and adam joseph. i'm shirleen alicott join me with brian, adam and ducis tonight and every night for "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> now here's hanukkah malpass with a look what the is ahead. >> coming up next at 5 there's relief in delaware after a child tested negative for ebola. "action news" is live with those details left and hear from one philadelphia woman that says someone swiped mt the usual? not tonight. introducing longhorn's steaks that sizzle for $12.99. smoky double bacon sirloin. parmesan crusted sirlo

have revamped the right behavior. >> what if it is not a couch, if it is a human being. doesn't know the difference between things and people? >> it knows about pedestrians, cars. >> now, there is a different iteration that you and i drove in which is a car that is even have the steering wheel. how is that car doing? >> this is the most audacious step forward and this was traded after sergey brin took over google x. this provides transportation services, like a taxing. it is making enormous progress. to what extent was that car a pivot from your car? >> it was a pivot. it was muss wear interested in highway driving. but it turns out there are many car companies on the same topic. if you consult the driving, you consult so much transportation. even withssibly ownership, i think it is a great vision. >> will we see self driving cars on the road? >> i think we'll hit, within 15 years you can see cities full of self driving cars where transportation is really on demand. >> i want to talk about when larry page met you because he actually came. >> he came. he inspires me. >> h

back to the couch for more broing out. >>> 17 months in the making. the ultimate proposal video. >> i hope she says yes. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, two extreme activities make for a fun weekend with the boys. paintball, motorcycle mayhem, next. >> how one little dude takes a daring plunge. >>. >> this looks like just a fun weekend with the boys. you get the bikes going, get your paintball gear on and you just rage through this place called miketown. this video put together by pimp star clothing, a small independent clothing line designed for action-minded guys like these. >> i love it, man. they just go nuts for a whole day running around, popping wheelies. shooting each other with paintballs and having an all-out blast. motorcycle and paintball guns. >> and colored smoke so they could all look cool. >> that's brilliant. >> the slo-mo shots are heroic-looking. the guys diving and sliding and taking cover. the gratuitous burnouts on the dirt bikes. all of it. i want to do every second of this. the thing about this video, if it'

years ago a similar situation where a fire started on a couch. everybody got out. >> he risked his safety to try to win everybody up. >> get out. fortunately, everyone is okay. >> the things that get caught on security cameras. look up at the top of the corner. black car stopped by police. police believe that car has tens of thousands of dollars in fines attached to it. there is an officer creating a backup. the car does not care about authority. off it goes. there is a police officer clinging to the windshield of this car. it oddly comes back the opposite direction. >> this is exacerbating the problem for you. now it's vehicular manslaughter and endangering a police officer. this is so weird. >> the officer not injured. as you might expect, the driver facing morphine fines. >> that is a tank this dash cam is behind. look at this brilliant idea. the tank wants to catch up with the rest of the convoy. tries to pass this truck. goes nearly head-on with another trunk. >> if you are in a tank, you are not going to get hurt. >> it's tank versus truck.

and what we also see is this is detainee darrel couch. he's entering the food line here. one of the interesting things with mr. couch, you notice the routine has been to grab a cup of juice along with the food tray. mr. couch doesn't grab any juice because his intention is not to sit down to a meal. >> took the tray and rammed it right into his face. right into the orbital socket. and was immediately punching him with everything he could get, several times slams to the ground. one time had him in a reverse head lock and drove his head into the floor. >> what our protocols in the suffolk county sheriff's department calls for is the officer waits for backup before breaking up that fight so as not to endanger him. as soon as he sees the entry of the team, he's moving to break up that fight. there they do, and they remove the combatants, separate them fairly quickly. >> gonzalez who is awaiting trial on an armed assault charge to which he's pled not guilty was immediately taken to the jail infirmary for treatment of injuries to his right eye and head. >> did you get any good

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. >> i don't want them to think i'm a nut. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: take the boxes off the couch. have a question. how does that story get to the news? [ laughter ] how do they even find out about it? you think a checker at the grocery store tipped them off? hey, fox 43, i got a hot one for you. lady here left with 22 boxes of -- [ cheers and applause ] some very -- some very important information for couples who might be trying to have a child. according to two new studies, vegetarian and vegan men have much lower sperm counts than men who eat meat. true. the results of the studies were presented at the american society of reproductive medicines annual meeting in hawaii and you know the that must have been a party. those guys practice what they preach. the research showed that vegetarians have much fewer active sperm than meat eaters, around half. people who eat vegetables exclusively like potatoes, eggplant, carrots, another potato and green peppers in lieu of meat had much lower sperm counts. and by the way, of course they have much lower sperm count. they're vegetarians. have

we have situations where i was leading the team and the car had to face the couch and it was hard for it to drive around. now we have programmed the right evasion behavior in. >> what if it is not a couch, if it is a human being. doesn't know the difference between things and people? >> it knows about pedestrians, cars. >> now, there is a different iteration of the car that you and i drove in which is a car that does not even have the steering wheel. how is that car doing? >> this is the most audacious step forward and this was traded after sergey brin took over google x. and the idea here is that we have a car that drives in the city and provides transportation services, like a taxing. -- like a taxi without a driver. it is making enormous progress. >> to what extent was that car a pivot from your car? >> it was a pivot. i was more wear interested in highway driving. 86% of transportation takes place on highways. but it turns out there are many car companies on the same topic. we are taking the audacious year by saying that if you can solve inner-city driving you can solve so much of

on the couch with an adult.kenly falling asleep with their baby on them on the sofa. study published by the journal pediatrics. my parents let me sleep with them on the couch, many, many times. >> the dangers they could fall in the cushion. >> you roll over them. >> but you shouldn't sleep with them on the bed also because you can roll over and crush them. >> researchers at the university of washington found kids as young as 15 months old can pick up on their parents' motions. >> so if mom and dad are angry the kids know. in the study toddlers watch interactions of a group of adults ape when situation got heated the kid changed their behavior to try to diffuse it situation. thinks first evidence to suggest younger children have the ability to usee motional cue toss understand what is actually happening around them. >> fifteen months. they try to be mediator. >> wow. >> that is huge but sad too. >>> cost to raise a child can be pretty darn expensive. what is it a half million-dollar, now, and that is from birth t

they were sitting on a blue couch with matching blue change curtains behind them. on the wall behind the couch was a painting that jimmy carter had done of the room we were in. it looks to me like an ostrich and from goodnight to. [laughter] said jerry rasch sharon says mr. president, where he works for "the new yorker." at this time i have to preface this. i'm working on the play, not the book. i'm trying to envision in my mind who was onstage. anybody else? said jerry says mr. president, larry works for "the new yorker" and he recently wrote a piece about scientology. i found that most intriguing. [laughter] worldwide turns around and says since when did you start reading "the new yorker"? the fourth carat are suddenly appeared in my mind. i needed somebody who could talk to jimmy carter like that. when parker was born in the house next-door to. they've known each other for almost a century and they still have a vital and interesting relationship. brooklyn was especially helpful to me. for one thing, i learned of camp david was her idea. carter had put a lot of e

tonight katy tur with a trend getting americans off the couch and on their feet. >> here come on. go out. >> even before the sunrises in statesboro, georgia, lee cheshire is moving. lately her days are measured in steps on her fit bit zip. she's a growing number of americans hooked on personal fitness trackers. the wearable motion sensor device like fit-bad, nike and jaw bone, measure everything from heart rate and steps. they give a progress, for better or worse. >> thank you, fitness tracking devices for letting me know how long i sat on the couch today. >> you have the pendent and -- i tell everyone i know to get it. >> i think wearable is where it is going. >> jeffrey grant is head of human resources in statesboro. this year they bought trackers for 50 state workers who volunteered for the program. >> did you feel this town needed it? >> this is huge. this would keep groups moving. >> and since july they have logged 32 million steps. >> for these people, it is more than personal. it is a game. dallas dropped 20 pounds. >> and what do you do? >> i move when i brush my teeth. >>

they basically built around the couch. >> have you heard of the couch doctor in new york?is that? >> a genius. he comes in if you can't move it. it's hard in new york, the stairwells are small. he tells you not to look but trusts him. he saws -- it could be a $30,000 couch. saws it in half. puts it up in your apartment. when you get to your apartment, it looks exactly the way it looked when you -- >> really? >> yeah. >> i don't believe it. >> he tells you not to look. don't look? and then you just hear -- >> $10,000 couch. >> trust me. i'm a doctor. >> we should have him come on the show, build a little room. >> and he could use this couch. >> ooh, that's a challenge. >> they could saw that one in half and we don't care. >> oh. >> no one is a fan of the orange couch. i like the -- >> you like it? >> it's not even bright orange anymore. >> why? >> because it hasn't been cleaned. >> has not been cleaned. >> yeah. sad state of affairs. >> so here is a really interesting story. want to know how you feel about this. there was an attorney who, during the window of her six-week m

i'll be on the couch. >> and how long is it going to look this way? >> we're going to get sunshine here tomorrow afternoon, but i think it's still going to be more clouds, some sunshine. the good news is the rain is going to be going away, at least temporarily, but we're a little more concerned as to what comes next. that's going to be some storms late on wednesday. so here's our time lapse to kind of take you through the morning, if you go right through it. there you can see the low overcast conditions. we had some rain showers push on through, and it only amounted to .01 of an inch in washington, d.c., but it was enough to get the umbrellas out and get everything wet and damp. live super doppler 7 now is showing you all the rain has pushed off to the east. you're getting wet ined onenton, glen burnie. annapolis, more moderate showers pushing through. shady side, just off to the west and heading into your neighborhood. it's starting to quiet down in upper marlboro. just a little mist air still kind of lingering across the region. if you look at some

what we have to do is couch by couch, block by block. that's what we are dock here, if alaska, north carolina and all across the country. >> is it just more of traditional door-to-door, knocking on doors, hanging mailers on doorknobs, old school shoe leather get out the vote, there more of it or are you doing something substantial -- >> it's that combined. let's talk about that, first after owl. if order to do that, have you to have people who believe in the candidates and believe in the ideas and are willing to take on extra shifts. this isn't something you pay for him some ooem people try to pay for it. they're not successful at it. i could have told you if you called me a month before the romney-obama election here, i could have told you mitt romney wasn't going to win, not because i saw polling, but twlfs no program at all. but you asked the level of precision is when they know which door they're knocking on and which call they're making. er with much more precise today than we ever have been. >> why are the polls always so wrong her

start with the biggest feminist on the couch, pete.fended were you by his statement. >> i was not offended at all because, in my viewing of it, it looked like honest slip-up. looked like he didn't want to say that. what he did afterwards is very, very revealing. >> i completely disagree. >> if a republican had said it, it would be revealing true inner feeling how he sees his candidate. >> he would have been eviscerated. >> this is just a mistake. >> would the response be different if parties -- >> absolutely. see it on every major network on television. am i in the minority here? do you think that he -- >> no, i agree with you. >> bring it home, girlfriend. >> that was purposeful, pete. i don't know what you heard. the fact that he giggled and laughed afterwards, there is no room in american politics for that, none. >> i agree completely. night is not funny. >> i don't know what happened after he laughed, if he apologized and said i didn't mean to say that. >> he didn't. >> clearly it was offensive. >> couple things here. one, i did an

in the guy named to marty russo did chuck schumer and eyebrow on the bottom floor he slept on the couch but this truly was an old house. [laughter] and chuck was the kind of person where every once in awhile would come back and stayed with me if he would buy cereal because we didn't have it meet. he would buy cereal for himself and he shivered would eat the diem cereal before bet. [laughter] my son would always wake up and say what happened to my serial? i said i'm sorry. it is schumer. so that is an early lesson. >> host: so for so many of us with those aspects you go back to the beginning when you were running for congress but if you talk about tip o'neill as the speaker came out to campaign for you but did not go so well. >> guest: it was wonderful to have him the big guy richman from boston in he did a fund-raiser with democrats and he said i want you to do everything possible to work for leo panetta. he said it several times. and we took in stride because he was enjoying himself. but from then on when i did get elected and it went to congress, another congressman was japanese-ameri

is this a new couch? >> no. >> okay. just thought -- >> we had to have it cleaned last time you were here but -- >> these camera guys, these technicians, they sleep on it in the off hours. am i right, guys? >> yes. >> yes, indeed. >> not with four women here. do you think we would allow that? >> when you're not around, i know these guys. they're my people. >> is that what you do? >> on occasion, sure. sure. >> you do have early hours, though. >> i do. >> you work hard. >> yes. well, you know -- >> it wasn't a question. >> he loves what he does for a living. >> i love it. >> we'll talk about your boss later. >> i saw that. >> with 14 days to the critical midterms, overwhelming majority of voters in battleground states expressing fear and anxiety over what's going on in the world from ebola to terrorism to obamacare and also they have deep skepticism that washington is up to the job of dealing with all of that. whopping 64%, nearly two out of three americans, saying that it feels like things in the u.s. are out of control

men tend to have couches they really like, right? >> love our couch. we get them just right after a number of years. >> they're hard to move. >> oh, yeah. >> but there's a couple who found a creative way, a husband who found a creative way of getting a couch out a window. take a look. >> here it comes. going down. >> oh, my gosh. >> i cannot believe it. >> the wife had no idea he was going to do this. >> i had no idea. >> you know she thought he was going to -- >> totally drop it from a third floor. at the end, the husband says, i told you i can do it. >> you have to trust us sometimes. >>> a couple of really cool pictures. let's put these up. everybody has a selfie. your selfie has nothing on this guy. see that? what's behind him there. yep, it sure is. it's the brooklyn bridge. the man is at the top of the brooklyn bridge. look at his feet there. he climbed up, yes, he made it to the brooklyn bridge, took the picture. the russian tourist. ended up in jail a couple of days. his vacation was extended but still maybe he's teaching us a lesson about secu

. >> $133,000, and you're sitting there on your couch going, "why am i sitting here on my couch just watching an infomercial?" why aren't you picking up the phone, taking action? call the phone number on the bottom of your screen, come to one of my live events, 'cause seating is limited. now, i've heard you've done even more than that, that you have a bunch of other properties under contract right now. are these them? >> yeah, these are the contracts that we have right now. we have seven different

doesn't matter if you're on the couch with the baby it's not good enough.o sleep on their back in a crib or a bassinet. >>> a new study highlights the long term damage done when young baseball players throw too many pitches. researchers looked at mri results of 2400 athletes ages 15 to 25 and they found that players who threw more than a hundred pitches per week more commonly developed a shoulder injury linked to long term shoulder damage. doctors currently recommend baseball pitchers between the ages of 15 and 18 play no more than two games a week with only 50 pitches per game. >> the month of october has proven to be a volatile one on wall street with big swings up and down almost every day and we could be in store for another one today. here's abc's t.j. holmes. >> reporter: good morning. topping america's pacific northwest more jitters on wall street. shares tumbled again yesterday all three major averages losing about 1.5 percent as the wildest swing in three years continues. most asian markets posted gains overnight. stocks of energy companies are bei

you're bad, kennedy. >> i'm very excited. >> thanks for spending time on the couch. excited to have you back. >> did so well we brought him back for a second time. >> this will be it. >> oh, wow. >> don't say that. >> that is breaking news. >> forecast of madness. i can't wait. >> come on. let's jump right into it. new concerns about the president's after we learned that the fence jumper who got deep inside of the white house may be just one of many serious security breaches. latest? sources confirming for fox news when president obama visited the centers for disease control in atlanta just a couple weeks ago, a security guard, with a gun, and a criminal record, rode the elevator with the president. major breach of secret service protocol. and get this. the president was never even briefed on the incident. the new details pouring in as the head of secret service, julia pierson got an earful from law makers yesterday. now lawmakers from both parties are calling for her to go. including congressman jason chaffetz who says, an internal secret service report reveals more

you are the athlete on the couch.now all about this, sandra. >> i was always on the winning side of the equation. >> that's a good thing, right? you wanted us to cheer for you, right? >> i'm sorry. listen. i just don't even know what the solution here -- like the mom said, what was he supposed to do, just let the ball roll? was he supposed to drop on his knees? >> he should have caught the ball, dropped to one knee. >> ridiculous. end the game then. if they're already up that many points, just end the game. >> i like that. >> and don't teach him to give up the ball. i do understand the point of the mercy rules. they are trying to teach kids a valuable lesson. don't kick someone when they're down. these are youth kids. this is pee wee football. hour however, i agree. let them score. this is about winning. practice more to be better. >> you can run up the score on offense but this was a defensive play. >> yes. >> it's different. >> good point. >> warm up your score in offense, hey, enough. then you tell the coach, hey,

. >> good to have you on the couch. >> good to be back. >> i know, i missed you. i've been spending more time on this couch, so to be reunited with you -- pretty good day. >> hi there, kirsten. what's going on? [laughter] >> hey, kirsten. >> she's ready for you. all right, let's get moving. we begin with what happened in canada. [gunfire] >> about this time yesterday, we were just starting to get our minds around the chilling scene inside canada's parliament building as a gunman -- who was a recent convert to islam and wanted to move to the middle east -- opened fire and killed a soldier and then the canadian sergeant at arms shot that gunman dead. officials in canada say the gunman acted alone, but we know there was a possible isis-related chatter targeting canada leading up to yesterday's attack. our david lee miller is live now. david lee? >> reporter: harris, for canadians this is the day after. many of them trying to go about their lives like nothing happened, but a stark reminder the canadian flag flying at half staff. despite the shooting yesterday, parliam