craig: oh, this is awful! a french guy? >> yeah. craig: oh, what a bastard!now they are waiting at the airport. hello, are you lonely? do you need someone to listen to you? >> yes. she fell right for it. yeah. a bag checker that she met. no, he was like a -- he was a classical vie littlist. craig: oh, that is awful, man. >> yeah. when i opened the door, not just because he was standing there. naked. no, i could tell something had gone wrong. so i cried for days at all the national monuments. notre dame. and i went and then she sent me home. craig: how the hell did you get together with her then after that? >> well, i just -- i kind of forced -- i proposed -- i cornered her and i forced her -- into marrying me basically. craig: do you have some information on her or something like that? >> i'm very -- i'm very muscular. and just -- did a little -- [laughter] you don't want to mess with a guy with a hairy back. i'm very unpredictable. i proposed to her and way too fast. i shouldn't have. everyone said wait, wait, don't do this. it was basically like i picked he

♪ what did we learn on the show tonight, craig? ♪ [meow] [laughter] craig: geoff? geoff: yes?ig: we always have that little thing that says what did we learn on the show tonight, craig? geoff: yeah. craig: and then we never learn anything. geoff: did you learn anything tonight? craig: i learned that you can be very rude sometimes. geoff: what the hell are you talking about, man? craig: i don't know. my nose is a bit itchy. shut up, man! geoff: you shut up, man! craig: oh, nice one. geoff: yeah. oh. craig: oh. geoff: look at me. i'm alive. oh. [laughter] craig: look at me. i've got a mohawk. geoff: look at me. i've got a wrinkly scrotum. [applause] what the hell? craig: well, that is our show, everyone. i would just like to say before we go that my scrotum is not that wrinkly. in fact, it is pretty smooth. yep. [laughter] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just kidding. ♪ can you please stop doing that? ♪ [ woman

craig said he was ready. he favored that leg. he looked uncomfortable.you said, here he is. >> joe: the count 1-1. a sprained left foot on the fourth of september. he hits one into deep right. back at the wall, it's up against the wall, and allen craig will make it only to first on a ball that he gets over the head of nava in right. and colton long came off the edge. pinch run for craig. >> tim: on one leg, a long single. >> joe: he can't run right now, but he can still hit. and craig is given the cardinals a chance here in the ninth inning. long is the pinch runner. carpenter up. league leader in hits during the regular season. and beltran, 16 career postseason home runs on deck. still drama left in game four. ball one to carpenter. >> tim: napoli is holding him on. you almost give him second base. it's a two-run lead. not a one-run lead. he's not going to try to steal. >> joe: and by hoeing him on, you're leaving a whole other right side of the infield. >> tim: that's exactly right. can you drive mack trucks through that right side. napoli is holding h

craig: wow. geoff: wow. craig: wow. [applause] didn't see that coming. geoff: no.ig: are we done? geoff: i think that is it. [coughing] sorry. craig: couldn't you have waited? i was just about to say good night. geoff: i had something in my throat. craig: you have extended it way beyond the time i was going -- sorry. can we do it now? geoff: yeah, now we can. craig: eh, eh. say good night, then. geoff: good night. craig: good night, everybody. good night. ♪ [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just kidding. ♪ can you please stop doing that? ♪ [ woman ] you walk outside in brooklyn, and it's cement and broken glass. and this is just like... the opposite of that. ♪ i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be awesome. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. i want you to return my emails. i want you to keep me doing this for another s

this time, craig stays down. craig pleads guilty to alcohol intoxication and disorderly conduct.in jail. but the judge suspends the sentence. craig is put on two years probation and pays a $250 fine. just what set off his nuclear meltdown remains a mystery. the video becomes part of the official police report. he posts it on youtube where craig's antics go viral. >> it's about to get nuclear. it's about to get nuclear. >> it did become a bit of a saying around campus for a while. >> do you want some of me? >> when he got tazed he screamed like a girl! i think that's probably what made the video so successful on youtube is that it's funny. >> really? here we go. >>> caught in the act! >> i figured i was going to jail anyway so i might as well get the jump in into this daredevil defies the law and lands behind bars. the bixby creek bridge, big sur, california. to most people it's a marvel of engineering, spanning more than 700 feet across a coastal canyon. 280 feet above jagged rocks and pristine pacific beach. to steve jester, it's something cool to jump off of. when the sky divin

tazawa came on to get allen craig on a groundout with bases loaded. >> joe: 1-0.over. the new galaxy note 10.1 allows you to run two programs simultaneously so you can multi task like never before. cmon man, we going to make this trade or what? it lets you check stats while you talk trades... harris for kruz? hi mom! write down the details while you chat... four cups of breadcrumbs. drag and drop pictures so you can share faster. and follow the recipe while seeing how it's done. right, so... oh celery. now featuring over $600 in added value. including samsung hub and google play. >> joe: coming up after the world series, no one covers the off-season like the mlb network with three prime time shows and the only morning show dedicated to baseball. it's on mlb network beginning monday, november 4th. third pitcher of the night. lackey was tremendous. tazawa got the only man he faced with bases loaded in the seventh. and here's brandan workman. a big piece of the bull pen for john farrell this october. yadier molina first up. strike one. workman was the losing pitcher

geoff: yes, craig?ig: do you remember earlier in this evening's testivityies when you said you would do anything for $20? geoff: yeah. craig: do you know what this is, geoffrey? geoff: yes, i do. [laughter] craig: $for 20, long island like -- i would like you to walk over there and pat the horse. [laughter] geoff: you sick, sick man! craig: ha ha ha! good night, everybody! [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u-verse high speed internet offers more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hotspots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. it's all the speed you need all at a great price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives yomore of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway turns your home into a private wi-fi hotspot that connects your wi-fi devices and can even save on your sma

craig by the way of explanation is craig fugate the director of fema. he also indicated that 86% of the workers have been laid off because of the government shutdown. they were allowed to come back because of tropical storm karen but now that threat has passed they were also laid off again. as by way of balance, house speaker boehner saying on the talk shows yesterday he believed that keeping the government reopen or the debt ceiling for had a matter should be tied to substantive spending cuts, those being his words. he thinks under that plan the government can reopen and the debt ceiling crisis can be averted. the situation is affected the markets. the dow jones industrial average down in triple digits almost 100 points. we'll check the dow how it is now, off 86 points, wall street has the itemmers on what washington is or is not doing. techknow is next. we keep an eye on that unfolding situation, wondering and waiting when washington will reopen for business and whether or not congress will act in time to keep the nation from falling off what would be

craig smith is just like you.e says if washington doesn't raise the debt ceiling, he is going to cash out. craig good to see you have. thank you so much for being here. you can be forgiven for not, not knowing who to trust on this. some say use it as a buying opportunity, and others spay get dangerous. >> i'm worried that the public will panic, and if the public panics and the stock market starts to plunge, it will be like a torn gathering speed, and if you don't get out you will see your investments and pensions crash. so watching it very close on the 14th, 15th, it looks like they are not going to get something done, then i think there will be a lot of people that will start drop. >> back before 2008, there were a lot of people that didn't get out, and boy that was a hard year, but in the end the people would have made the money back. markets do come back. are you worried if you get out you won't get back in? >> i'm more worried if i don't get out at age 60, that the market won't come back fast enough for me to

you know craig. he was also in the tyler perry vie where he played the love interest to kerry washington, which by the way, kerry, congratulations on the premiere of "scandal." the rating s were crazy and tha girl is on fire. in the meantime, craig now not so much. craig was arrested for drug possession and not just any drug. drugs that the ks do. he was arrested in the bahamas for trying to board an airplane to the u.s. with marijuana. eh, okay, everybody's smoking. and 18 exstasy pills. i'm thinking that's one of those drugs -- first of all, don't they make it in trailers? some people make it in trailers. that's what kids take when they go to ves with those liquid glow sticks and stuff. and i'm not a cornball. i mean, i know pills get people high. but there's categories of pills. i'm thinking extasy is for 25 and under. oxy cotton, that's what grown people take when they want to feel nice. i don't know what you all do. i don't take any of it. all i'm saying is he's 41 years old, too old to be carry

craig: sit down. it down. >> i think i was in her act and she didn't know i was going to be here tonight. >> actually -- actually i wrote in a joke about you having a denim shirt and when you walked in you walked in with a denim. i can keep it. on the late night debut. craig: you actually screwed her up by not wearing denim. that's another thing you done to young comedians. [applause] >> i feel like -- i feel like i had other punchlines but this is better. craig: you'll be on tv a lot. i'm going to get fired. he's already fired. >> you're the future. you're the future. white men are on their way out! lesbians rule! craig: jay leno and cameron esposito. we'll see you later, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--,,,,,,,,,, here's bubba watson. the master of the escape. dadada dadada blue 375 razor! wait for it... ooooh! dadada dadada moves in, shoots, and scores! curry off the bounce, wow! dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada dadada mccutchen coming over and he makes

the runner allen craig trips over the third baseman and craig is eventually tagged out. but the home plate umpire called obstruction. when craig tripped over middle brook. they're saying that craig who went to cal would have scored. game awarded to st. louis over boston. bottom line? cardinals win 5-4. they take a 2-1 series lead. no matter how much the red sox want to complain. >>> from that, sharks, montreal. first time in three years big night for the man they call goose. logan couture on the power play lights the lamp to get his team going. then in the third weak carom off the boards and look what he fond. how about another goal? sharks would shut out the canadiens final of 2-0. >> that was a crazy finish. >> i know. they're still -- they're still in the clubhouse just wondering what just happened? >> st. louis may not have come off the big winner. the player who came in home craig i believe he injured the ankle right? >> day-to-day but aren't we all? [ laughter ] >> point taken. all right we'll see you at 11:00 on kpix 5. good night. [ captions by: caption colorado,

. ♪ what did we learn on the show tonight, craig? ♪ [meow] craig: i have wood, geoffrey.you can see. and -- i'm throwingette on the fire. [laughter] and we're going to sit here all night and we're going to figure out this -- whatever is going on in washington. geoff: yeah, you and i are going to put our heads together. craig: we're going to put our heads together, the team of ferguson, peterson. or do you want peterson, ferguson? geoff: no, ferguson, peterson is fine. craig: ferg-peterson. we will not rest until we are and hed with "harry potter the goblet of fire." geoff: that's right. craig: and also we'll figure it out. geoff: yeah. we'll do some paperwork or something like that. craig: yeah, we'll do some things in. if we said anything tonight that upset you, ok. [applause],, but the f-b-i says this baya entrepreneur is actually an in . >>> this is kpix 5 news. >> he looksz leek your average tech guy, but the fbi says this bay area entrepreneur is actually an international drug kingpin who ran a billion-dollar empire off his laptop. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >

i'm craig melvin. you're watching msnbc. day five of the government shutdown, the house has just passed another piecemeal bill to pay furloughed workers once the government reopens. while there's still no end in sight to the stalemate, the blame game seems to be intensifying. we're live on capitol hill. >> do you feel responsible for what's been happening to people? >> look, i think it is indefensible that president obama and harry reid have forced a government shutdown. they shouldn't have shutdown the government. >> i didn't go around courting the media. and i certainly didn't go around trying to shut down the government. >> we're not going to let a federal government shutdown have an impact on our preparedness in the state of florida. >> so there's no light between us and the federal government. >> i am strongly, strongly against common core. >> it has increased my ability to reach more students. >> tropical storm karen, the system weakens as it closes in on the gulf coast. we're live with the lates

>> they absolutely do, craig. you nailed it there, thursday and friday when word began to come out that maybe there was some progress towards a deal, you had the best gain in point terms for the dow all year. then this morning investors came in and saw there had been no deem over the weekend, some of the talk seemed to be a little bit more log jam than maybe folks had hoped for so the markets opened way lower and when senator reid said he was at first hopeful and in the last couple of minutes on the senate floor, he and mr. mcconnell said they were still working and were hopeful. and of course they meet with the president in about 45 minutes. that was when the market turned positive. right now though the stock market is off its highs for the day, they still are showing a pretty nice gains there, up about 50 points on the dow and half dozen points or so, 4.5 points on the s&p 500. of course, worth noting, craig, today is that the bond market is closed for the national columbus day holiday. that would give us anothe

♪ what did we learn on the show tonight, craig? ♪ [meow] craig: i got that thing.ff: oh, you got the stuff? craig: yeah, i got the stuff. i called jerry. he got me that stuff. geoff: ok. craig: i got it right here. yeah. that's what you wanted, right? i don't know. i don't know. [laughter] you know, what i was going to do, actually i was going to put the fire out. geoff: oh, yeah. yeah. craig: using the seltzer water, i will prove that this is a real fire and can be put out with selingtser water. -- settlementer water. [laughter] [applause] craig: you think it is done and then there is always a little bit left. [laughter] female announcer: female announcer: through columbus day, on tempur-pedic. save 10, 20, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. even get free delivery! don't miss three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic through monday, columbus day. guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> this is kpix 5 news >>> contaminated chicken left on store shelves even after hundreds of californians

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♪ [meow] [laughter] craig: as you can see, i have wood, geoff. geoff: oh. craig: yes. i'm going to throw it on the fire. geoff: all right. craig: are you ready? geoff: yeah. [laughter] geoff: well, that worked out. craig: i think so. i think i got a little splinter from the wood. thank you. candy? geoff: certainly. [laughter] craig: good night, everybody. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> breaking news, we just learned there will be no bart strike tomorrow. why hundreds of thousands of commuters have this man and a trip to disney land to thank. >>> let's get right to christin ayers who is outside the negotiations tonight. christin? >> yeah, the federal mediator coming out of a long day of negotiations in the building behind me a short time ago to let us know the trains will indeed run tomorrow. we've learned the talks will also continue tonight, and they will keep going possibly into the early morning as they did yesterday. what is still unclear is whether that means the strike deadline has bee

craig: i already got a piece of this. geoff: yeah. craig: good night, everybody!,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -- will workers strike tomo morning? evening i'm ke >>> one hour and counting before the bart deadline. the big question tonight, will workers strike tomorrow morning? good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. any word yet? >> reporter: still not hearing a lot tonight. it is still a waiting game. both sides are inside this building at this moment as they are negotiating from two separate floors with them running back and forth between them. at had hour, we still don't know whether or not they will choose to strike or extend the talks beyond that midnight deadline. they were suppose to actually meet, both sides at 8:30 this evening, as that did not happen. >> they will see what happens when we actually get the offer. it is too early to speculate as we don't know what it is, but we did hear that there is something going on. >> yes, something could happen. >> reporter: in the meantime bart is planning for the worse. it's in case of the strike, but again the b

it's craig!to go out with them but i just stayed inside ♪ ♪ because last year when i went out something wasn't right ♪ ♪ my friends came home with great big sacks mine came out a little light ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ they poured out scores of candy bars fruit by the foot and candy cigarettes ♪ ♪ but i just got a fun-sized snickers and two tiny raisinettes ♪ [ laughter and applause ] ♪ ♪ this is why i stayed inside on halloween last night ♪ ♪ i had a teeny halloweenie but my dreams are king sized ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, man. that's tough. that's tough competition. yeah, that's unbelievable. give it up for craig, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] amazing job. can't believe you wrote that in one hour. that was so -- thank you so much. i'm never going to forget that. [ laughter ] his eyes are up here, ladies and gentlemen. [ laughter ] time to see who won. we're gonna let our great audience decide the winner. was it sarah? [ cheers and applause ] or was it craig? [

louis alan craig became tangled up with third baseman middlebrooks, craig stunled slowing him up justough to apparently be thrown out at home which would have sent the game into extra innings. >> the umpire making the call, they're going to say he's safe. >> reporter: instead, the umpire made the obstruction call, declaring craig safe at home and the cardinals winners of game three. red sox catcher jar old ---- jarrod saltalamacchia reacted to the call after the play. >> i didn't see the obstruction. he is laying on the ground. craig was on the baseline trying to jump over. >> reporter: route rule 7 0i 06 says if a play is being made on the obstructed runner the ball is dead and all runners shall advance. it's unclear to many if middlebrooks deliberately on strokted craig's attempt to go home but according to the rule that doesn't matter. all that madders is that middlebrooks was in his way. >> the feet were up in the air and he tripped over middlebrooks right there. >> reporter: but the red sox can be forgiven if they feel snake bit by that particular rule. game 3 of the 1975 series

craig? >> thank you.85 when the first blockbuster store opened in dallas, texas. the video rental retailer became america's leading video chain. at its peak, more than 9,000 stores were open nationwide. but the digital age came along and took a toll on blockbuster's business model and the so-called dvd war soon followed. >> in an effort to compete with internet rivals blockbuster, the nation's largest movie rental chain appears to deliver a hollywood happy ending. >> by 2006 blockbuster was confronting its rival netflix head on. >> blockbuster is desperately trying to stop online giant netflix. so through december 21st, any netflix customer can walk into a blockbuster store and walk out with a free rental. just bring in the part of the netflix envelope you tear off. >> despite the efforts, a harsh new reality arrived in 2010. >> blockbuster is filing for bankruptcy protection as it tries to re-organize. the company says it will keep its stores open. >> blockbuster did re-organize and today operates far fe

♪ what did we learn on the show tonight, craig? ♪ [meow] [laughter] craig: geoff, you know how i throw my wood every night and it never breaks the fire thing? geoff: yeah. yeah. craig: we're going to try it again. i'm going to move this out of the way. geoff: this could be the one. craig: don't try this at home, where you remove the fire guard, it gets very dangerous. we're going to see if i can get it through the thing. are you ready? do we have any music for this, paul? yes! yes! [applause] good night, everybody! good night! ,, >>> this is kpix 5 news. >>> tonight hundreds of acres burning in napa county. smoke from the fire started blowing into the bay area. >> we can smell the smoke in san francisco. this normally doesn't happen. >> typically the wind is from the we say the east. -- from the west to the east but right now because of a northeast wind and the wind gusts, 45 miles per hour a, all of that smoke being caused by the fire is blowing towards san francisco, marine county, if you are trying to sleep with windows open you

craig juntehan. retired at 40, high tech millionaire. haiti eight years ago. >> this is the universal language of an orphan. pick me up. hold me. just for a minute. make me feel like i matter. make me feel like i'm special. >> reporter: he was lucky. his kids adoptions went smoothly. and ever since, craig has been on a mission to make it easier for everyone else. he has even made a film about the tens of thousand of kids stuck in the system all over the world. so people believe the process is slow because it is careful? >> i don't think safe guard and tra transparency and efficiency are mutually exclusive. in many cases these dossiers sit on people any desks because they want to make their jobs seem important. >> reporter: craig's wife runs an orphanage in haiti and made some calls on the girls' behalf. we are hoping the combination of our cameras and craig and kathy's contacts might just get the kids to seattle this week. all that remains we think is for them to get u.s. visas. so pierre, we think is at the u.s. embassy getting the visa

. ♪ what did we learn on the show tonight, craig? [meow] [laughter] craig: merry christmas to all and to all a good night. did you enjoy that? geoff: that was wonderful, man. craig: yeah. [laughter] that was longest commercial break we have ever had. i read geoff the entire book. geoff: and you did it very well. craig: thanks. i'm a physicist. good night, everybody!,,,,,,,,,, now it looks like her body s >>> a woman vanishes from a bay area hospital after two weeks ago. now it looks like her body was there the whole time. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. joe vazquez is at sf general. you've got to wonder how a hospital could lose a patient and not notice a body. >> reporter: liz, they're taking these one case at a time. the case of the missing woman, for example, she walked out of her hospital room in all indications. she had her purse with her, but left her cell phone behind in the room. that sort of thing does happen in the hospital. what's highly unusual that has never happened at san francisco general is that

strike one on craig, who's 0 for 2. that caught craig near that injured left foot. >> tim: of all places. >> joe: tazawa and uehara getting loose here in the eighth. yeah, right on the inside part of that left foot. here's the 0-1. lester still throwing hard. one ball, one strike. craig has bounced into a double play, grounded out to second. getting the surprise start tonight. lester had him fooled and the count 1-2. >> tim: david ross doing a very good job behind home plate with pitch selection. obviously an important part of that tandem pitcher and catcher. >> joe: he's done a great job at the plate where he's got two hits, an rbi double. set up that two-run rally in the seventh. craig rounds left side, it's bogaerts to his left with time. one out. after the game, fox sports live is your home for world series postgame coverage. jay and dan with all the highlights, plus live reaction from the ballpark. jimmy rollins, a.j. pierzynski here at busch stadium. a complete breakdown of tonight's seahawks/rams game which is ju

♪ what did we learn on the how tonight, craig ♪ craig: that kind of creeped me out a little bit.ff: that was terrifying. craig: well, with that happy note, we're out of time. we ran too long. say good night. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] just, that uncertainty of what's to come. [ man ] just kidding. ♪ can you please stop doing that? ♪ [ woman ] you walk outside in brooklyn, and it's cement and broken glass. and this is just like... the opposite of that. ♪ the opposite of that. extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... >> this is kpix5 news. >> talk about a flight from hell. it took three planes and more than

but buzz -- doesn't craig know better?this is the second time. 20 he was bust window drugs. >> yeah, step aboard the hot tub crime machine and journey back to 2008 when a young craig robinson was best -- busted for ecstasy. of meth and and madonna turned 50. she was old med >> free craig robinson! >> we did it! >> sometimes the system works. nipway, glad you're free, craig, and hope we will never have to hear you say -- >> they're going to try to rape me. >> rape is really nothing to laugh at. thanks, craig. >> coming up -- >> we got robin quivers. one of those people that look like they never age. >> what is one of your pet peeves? [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> how's it going, robin? looking lovely as always. >> we got robin quivers leaving barnes and noble in new york. this is a good question for her. >> you fall into this class of people like jennifer aniston that look like they never age. what is one of your secrets? >> vegetables. >> is that really true? >> is -- when y

i'm craig melvin. you're watching msnbc. also today, on defense and under fire. >> the democrats i think are at a point of high anxiety. >> the splopresident should sto apologizing. >> there will be plenty of time to place blame on who is responsible. >> the government almost shut down, thousand tapping somebody's phone and now this thing. >> everybody needs to chill out because it will work. sdl growing bipartisan anger over the obama care website and growing revelations of spying and surveillance. what's the next move at the white house? also today, the brown game. how is the obama care rollout going in the states? we'll go across country. and days of fire. the new book that takes you inside the bush/chain aeney partnership. the man who wrote the book will join me live. and also the wave to legalize same-sex marriage has hit hawaii. a special session starts tomorrow. protests are happening today. a whole heck of a lot to get to on a sunday afternoon. but we start in hawaii. tomorrow hawaii governor neal abercrombie will be

craig declined to comment to "caught on camera." >> me and craig are not friends today.nly apologized for my actions. not for my motives. >> oh, damn. >> however, the way that he was reacting afterwards, he feels as though he was the victim. i cannot honestly say i would want someone to punch me in my face and put me in the sleeper hold. however, if it came to a point that that was literally the only thing that was stopping me from hurting someone i love, then, yeah, i would want someone to stop me by any means. >> and i promise you, when you see this, brother, i swear i love you. >>> coming up -- >> mom, be careful for the car. mom. >> i'm feeling so bad as the mother because i'm laughing so hard at him. >> surgery isn't supposed to be this much fun. >> hey, dad, i love you. i don't know how i'm doing. i'm just crying and watching soccer. >> when "caught on camera: altered states" continues. not a. ladies... kitchen counselor. it's likely your detergent. cascade platinum's triple cleaning formula delivers brilliant shine finish gel can't beat. it even helps keep your di

i'm craig melvin. you're watching msnbc. those protests come as top german officials plan a trip to the white house to demand a no-spy deal. they'll also be asking more questions about whether we spied on the german chancellor herself. >> we've got people working overtime 24/7 to boost capacity and address these problems every single day. >> the one word in the title that's true is patient because if you logon to the website, you have to be very patient. >> healthcare.gov is fixable and functional. >> while the administration promises changes and soon to the obama care website, the nsa website goes down last night, prompting rumors of hacking. what officials are saying about that claim today. >>> also, texas senator ted cruz is hunting for pheasant in iowa. and maybe votes, too. it's his third stop in the hawkeye state in three months. he's preparing to speak to supporters this hour. we'll take you there live. >>> need blind? a private university opens up about a misleading admissions process that actu

craig beelines for home, stumbles and he's out -- or is he? >> they will say he's safe. >> reporter: seeing craig trip the third base umpire called obstruction ruling the third baseman blocked the base path. game over. the run counts and the card values win. >> one of the craziest plays i have been a part of. to finish a world series like that, crazy. >> reporter: middlebrooks was called for obstruction. the first in history to decide a world series game. >> i was excited because we nailed the guy at home. i wasn't sure why he was safe. >> reporter: the act of a fielder who, while not in possession of the ball and not in the act of fielding the ball impede it is progress of a runner. after the game the vice president clutched the rule book while joyce explained the call. >> with the defensive player on the ground without intent or intent it's still obstruction. >> the obstruction call was gutsy by the umpire crew but it was correct. >> reporter: outside fenway park in boston fans were both teams largely i support the call. >> i think he would

so they're station craig would have -- saying that craig would have scored and that's why the cardinals win it 5-#4. >> he can no longer obstruct is player once the ball is fielded. the feet were up in the air and he tripped over right there and immediately i called obstruction. >> from the replay i didn't see how it was obstruction. you know, he was trying to jump over him, so i don't see how it was. >> this game isn't going to define our team. we lost a tough game and we'll come out and play tomorrow, and yeah. yeah, this won't stop us. >> we're going to let you catch your breath because on the other side we've got the sharks and college football. oregon state, man. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, two big's in the bay area, p e same pattern.. >>> back with college football boys and girls and the tale of the two bigs keep following the same pattern. now the oregon state quarterback, but it was stanford's offense that was the star early. second half, he's breaking free. 32-yard play and 145 and three scores. but the beavers had a chance to tie it right here. it was broken up and the cardinals win.

, craig, i didn't want to bring it up, but you're killing me.act is your perspective is in batteries and not in autos. and selling batteries is a hell of a lot different than mathe margins that are required and the end sales for autos. isn't that the most important part of the expertise, not whether a battery is cheap or not in. >> the expertise really is can they get the cost down, right? because that's the key question that will support -- i see them cutting the cost of their battery in half. and, you know, i see a lot of credibility to the data that i'm able to accumulate out there, and if they can cut the cost to their battery in half, then we've got a winner. and that's why i'm upgrading it. >> right. i i this the point -- i think the point some folks are making, perhaps critical of the paper that came out, craig, you're making essentially a fundamental leap of faith based on what essentially is a survey of what people might do and slapping a nice multiple on top of that to get to the earnings per share and that the stock price over a given

. >> joe: ball outside to allen craig.ast inning the difference between playing here in the american league park and fenway opposed to in st. louis and busch stadium where there is no dh. it's a big disadvantage to the red sox, a team that's got the best dh in the history of the designated hitter and david ortiz and constructed like a strong, american league club. david ortiz who played first base in interleague play this season, you lose ortiz or napoli's bat when the series goes to st. louis. >> tim: napoli's having a red hot postseason. two home runs against detroit. we showed one of them. that was a game five. against anibal sanchez. >> joe: the only against verlander and a three-run double tonight in the first inning. >> tim: yeah. the game against verlander, it was the only one scored in the ball game. that was game three. >> joe: craig pops it up. out is pedroia. in comes victorino. one out. the batter will be molina oo who's 1 for 3. >> tim: it always has been a problem for the american league team because they los

craig is going to have to refurlough at least 1 of those folks who were called back. think about that, here you are a fema professional, dedicated to doing your job. at a moment's notice you're willing to show up here in case people got in respond and respond to them, even though you're not getting paid. even though you don't have certainty. and now you're getting put back on furlough because the government is shut down. that's no way of doing business. that, by the way, just speaks to the day-to-day emergencies that may come up and that is fema's job to respond to. craig was also explaining the fact that when it comes to training first responders, for example, we have, on a weekly basis already scheduled training for first responders that now have to be rescheduled. he will probably end up ultimately costing the government more money for us to put those things back together again. and so not only the shutdown hurting fema workers, not only is it making it more difficult to respond to potential natural disasters but it may actually end up costing taxpayers more than i

there was a town hall meeting held here. >> administrationive leave. >> reporter: this was a craig'st set up and the 19-year-old tried to steal two iphones. he beat the victim with a gun that fired blanks. he hid in bushes and wouldn't get out of the bushes and the police fired 4 shots. the suspect is in stable condition in the hospital. we learned the suspect is awaiting trial for a similar crime where he tried to steal iphones. they were reassuring the crowd that the marina district is a safe neighborhood. >>> parents and students raised money for a commuter lab that has been stolen. they stole 60 laptops and ipads worth about $72,000. it will be a struggle to get it back. >> not having the equipment to make those small groups happen and meet the needs of kids, not just for the here and now making sure they have computer skills and get the best education. >> they will have to launch another fund-raiser. >>> an earthquake warning system is one step closer to becoming reality. . >> beep, beep, beep, earthquake, shaking expected in 20 seconds. >> reporter: the warning system is in lim

. >> i'm lester holt alongside dylan dreyer and craig melvin in for jenna. today's top story, the government shutdown is now 13 days old. >> that's not all at this point. we're now just four days away from the country starting to run out of money to pay its bills. >> still there is no deal on either crisis and no sense this morning that lawmakers are any closer to reaching an agreement. kristen welker is at the white house to tell us more. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: lester, good morning. any hopes for a deal now rest with the senate where leaders will be back at the negotiating table today. with the markets set to open tomorrow, everyone from economists to average americans are hoping that progress comes soon. it's day 13 of the government shutdown and the public's patients with washington has just about run out. >> enough is enough. we need to stop all this craziness. >> reporter: the gridlock hurting small business owners like this florida-based fisherman. >> the park being closed mean we can't go fishing. that means we can't make any money. >> re

the enslaved and marginalized to our volunteered for that. >> craig wilder, we want you to stay withs. we're going to trace one family's roots, and i would like you to comment on how it links to the universities of this country. craig wilder is the author of, "ebony & ivy: race, slavery and the troubled history of america's universities." to our website to read the books prologue at democracynow.org professor wilder teaches american history at m.i.t. and also taught at williams college as well as dartmouth. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we continue our conversation on slavery come and join by a woman who uncovered that her ancestors were the largest slave trading family in u.s. history. is with us.ne she documented her roots in the film, "traces of the trade: a story from the deep north." >> one day my grandmother traced those in seminary when i got a booklet in the mail that she wrote for all her grandchildren. she shared our family history. all the happy days. she also explained the first inolf,

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melissa: craig, what about that? there was one email that came out from somebody at the national institute of health. they said in order, basically in order to clear away any stigma, we should have the meetings on campus and they should be open to everyone. if that had been going on, would you be okay with this? is it the fact they had to pay to be there and the fac it is by invitation only? >> certainly open mtings, you being a journalist appreciate how important it is for citizens to have access to government meetings and information so they can make informed choices in a democracy. it is an essential. yes that would make me more comfortable but to your point about how this influenced the science that was going on in the fd. a, did you read what was put forth about enriched enrollment? melissa: what does that mean? what is the point behind that? >> enriched enrollment means it's a fundamental shift that this group lobbied for and apparently got from the typical double blind test science that is used where you have