doug: !sam, espera! sam: ¡dÉme y doug: ¡ven! !sam! sam: ¡nick! !nick! [relincho] doug: ¡sam! doug: por favor, espa, sam, no voy a lastarte. [sam grita] [relincho] [jadeos] >>no, arroja el ar. >>noagas esto. >>¡imbÉcil, arroja el arma! >>¡ya! oÍ. todo earÁ bien, sam. maxwell, tÓmame en su lugar. >>eres todo un hÉroe. >>es solo una niÑa, no ha hecho nada. >>¡cÁllat m---! ahora alejate del arma. rÁpido. >>sÍ, me alejarÉ del arma; ahora dÉjala ir. [impacto de bala] sa ¡nick! [quejidos de nick] ¡no! [sollozos] >>maito. te voy a matar. >>¿y cÓmoas a lograrlo? ¡tengo esto y tÚ no! >>no siempre puedecontar con armas para proterte. [doug se ríe] >>tal vez seas valiente, pero no eres mÁs tonto, porque te faltÓ ambicion. [impacto de golpe] ¡ah! [disparos]

gerri: doug.n on cgi not from here. >> this was noted moment that contract came out, not only were they not a u.s. corporation, they did not have an unblemished of success, this is among many ofs ironies of this administration, this is supposed to be the tech-savvy administration. there are a lot of mysteries. gerri: and doug, you heard that fixes that were going on this weekend, surge irony irony, to jerey in waco, texas. texas. gerri: i think we lost her. she has this question, with dr. siegel, i want to ask, what happens, january 1st or 2, people go flooding into the doctors? >> they will have a problem. if they have the new insurance, they will find that networks are shrunk, and doctor they are used to seeing is not taking it. if they go to an insurance room, if they get a new medicaid card, they are twice likely to use er unnecessarily. >> i can total imagine. a twitter question from denise. for dr. singer, how do i find out if i can stay on my current private chunks, a lot of people wonderin

doug: ¡m, esper sam: Éjame ya! doug: ¡ve !sam! sam: ¡nick! !nick! voy, sam. sam: ¡nick! !nick! doug: por far, espera, sam, no y a lastimarte. [sam grita] [relcho] [jadeos] nick: !dÉjala ir! >>no, arroja el ar. >>no hagas eo. >>!imbÉcil, arroja el arma! >>¡ya! ya oÍ. todo estarÁ bien, sam. maxwell,Ómame en su lugar. >>eres todo un hÉroe. >>es solo una niÑa, no ha hecho nada. >>¡cÁate, m---! ahora alÉja delrma. rapido. >>sÍ, me alejarÉ d arma; ahora dÉja ir. [impacto de bala] sa !nick! [qjidos de nick] ¡no! ollozos] >>maldito. te voy a mar. ¡tengo esto y tÚ no!arlo? >>no siempre puedes contar con mas pa protegerte. [doug se ríe] >>tal vez seas valiente, te faltÓ ambicion.to, porque [impacto de golpe] ¡ah! [disparos] [♪] >>tranquila, ya terminÓ. [sollozos] luego me enseÑas el movimiento. bien... vÁmono.. no puede ller tarde. te: ya voy... ck: la puntualidad se enseÑa con el ejemplo. te: yantendÍ. nick: y recuerda que son de primera. no las vendas pomenos de 1o centavos cada una. sam: sÍ. >>¿quiÉn atrapa a los malos >>mÁ, estoy grande pareso. >>dime, ¿q

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>> hey doug is there any innovation that you're seeing at the production level? >> there's a lot of innovation going on. first of all if you're in the food industry you don't like seeing food wasted, you don't like seeing food thrown out, i have to jump in here, for purchase the food industry, you're in america. we've been able to drop prices on food, yet on the other hand because of that, we don't hesitate to throw it out because it's so cheap. so a lot of the innovation and it's happening at producer ends i think really are around, are limited i would say, by the fact that you are primarily serving a customer. whether you're a trailer in america or you're -- a retailer, if it's an hour before you close you walked in, you wouldn't expect to see one of everything that's for sale. here if you don't, you are unhappy and let the store know that hey, you know you just got off work you're here it's 8:00 and you want to get that very specific you know perishable product. so that i think it's -- there are a lot of innovations but i think that quite honestly what concern

still with us from hong kong, andrew leung, from boston, doug brugge, and in mexico city, dr dr. re ojas, mexico has made improvements. how much of that is from the people, and how much from the government? we've heard that people in mexico city not being able to drive on a certain day of the week. how is that working out? >> we have a good management plan for pollution in mexico city, but not in the other cities. we have to talk an, and i'll stt with the private sector, we have two problems, one is with gasoline and the other is with cars. there are some advances, but some limitations have to do with this kind of gasoline and also the revolution for the industry, also for the way that the automobiles are built. >> andrew leung, even if improvements are made in china, and there are steps to use green power how much of a dent can it make? it's such a problem on a massive scale. the pollution is extensive in china and the health problems in that country are very severe. >> well, in china the bulk driver is by the government. first of all, it's the energy input for gdp growth. it's

doug gansler is one of them. officers say doug gansler sometimes tried to take over on the road, putting himself and the officers at risk while using lights and sirens. but gensler is denying those claims. in fact he says the story is based on the henchman and they are running a campaign of dirty politics and dirty tricks. he is talking about the commander of that executive protection detail. these date police are standing kind claims made by seven troopers regarding concerns about the attorney general. the attorney general is denying these legation's. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> cal ripken junior's mother has another run in with a criminal. tryipken says an armed man to carjacker yesterday afternoon in a parking lot in aberdeen. carsaid she sounded the alarm and the man simply walked away. police arrested that man several hours later. the 16th day of a partial government shutdown, senate leaders hope to hold a vote to allow the u.s. to pay its bills on time. harry reid and mitch mcconnell could reac

look, doug, relax. you're a sub.to make sure that nobody kills anybody, and even if they do, not your baggage. well, you know, i don't accept that. this is my job now. i gotta get through to these kids. stephanie: whatever! [hand bell ringing] hear ye, hear ye! all right. the first continental congress is now in session. ok. well, now that i have your attention, let's see what we can learn about the fathers of our country, huh? ok, you just got yourself a zero for the day, mister! you can't give us zeros. oh, no? i can't? well, now you got 2! you wanna try for 3? 'cause i'll give you 3! what a clown! oh, i'm a clown? well, laugh at this! you just earned yourself a week's suspension! what?! good-bye! no, you can't-- good day, sir! you don't have the power to suspend anybody. and you certainly don't have the power to leave anyone back a grade. i now know that for next time. stephanie... didn't you vouch for his qualifications? yes, and i was misled. i apologize. [telephone rings] excuse me. you are such an idiot. shut

our guests are allida black and doug brinkley. mary in west grove, pennsylvania, please go ahead with your question. >> why is she viewed as the most disliked and loved first lady of all times? if she was here today, how would she deal the 24/7 media? >> oh, i got that one. eleanor took a profoundly controversial issues of civil stand on the rights, women working, women traveling unescorted. she spoke out by the second term on legal and constitutional questions that made people a little nervous. and especially the daughters of the american revolution who looked at her and called her an unfit woman and really did not want her in the white house. her poll numbers throughout and the letters she received as well as the hate mail and the largest fbi file that we have in american history up until that time shows the extent to which the american public really revered her. but the people that disliked her, disliked her intensely. she really was a rorschach test for what you thought about democracy and social upheaval at the time. if it wa

as doug has said, they form a team for fdr.hey say to him and this man is so disabled to top about the intimacy in their marriage, polio is so debilitating to him that eleanor has to give enemas animals. she has asserted a glass catheter into his penis. this man who was so feral. in her mind, she is thinking i love this man. what is happening to him? we have to keep his spirits up. she is thinking, oh my god, i've finally gotten my life. and now my life is gone. and i could be here doing this for the rest of my life. they figure out how to navigate that. that is a remarkable testament to both of them. >> and i added to that -- can i add to that? he went to the state senate in 1910. --ot of different efforts issues, conservation. after being in albany, he is assistant secretary of the navy for the wilson administration. he gets to do an inspection in europe and canada in 1920, he teams up with james cox of ohio. he is a progressive was the fdr is like a banshee. they go down. it ushers in the republican presidency of harding, co

doug just said pro-growth.s the government trying to do something to get our economy really going again? there's nothing happening. and is presidency, nothing's happening. it's just a political game, back and forth. where's the big picture leadership for him to say, we have to get this thing moving and get jobs created. from jobs come everything. >> real quickly, before we go to the commercial break, jeb bush weighed in today, former governor to have florida. anybody in the gop listening to him? >> well, i don't know if they listen to him, but they should have. i think what he said was, if we had -- if they had pursued a narrative and made their case, as john and doug and i have said, and made their case about a delay, a case against the congressional exemption you mentioned, the special benefit that the republicans claim to be against, except when they were in the bathroom, supporting it. and the irs, they would have reached a point -- >> and the alternative, pat, to obama care. >> jim reached this point, that

doug? >> peter doocy, thank you very much. >>> nearly one month after a disasterous rollout, the president asked americans to god troubled -- trouble-plagued website a chance. republicans say the president's latest comments point to a broken promise. molly is here. >> the president said he is frustrated by the ailing obamacare website, but she urging americans to be patient while it gets fixed. >> some people have poked fun at me this week for sounding like an insurance salesman, and that's okay. i would still be out there championing this law even if the website were perfect. >> in his weekly radio address the president no longer says that anyone who wants to keep his or her health insurance plan can do so. republicans say that's a broken promise. >> the reality in communities across the country is that premiums will be much higher. for some as high as 400%. millions of americans are receiving unwelcome notices that their plans are being terminated. believe it or not, more people are recei

no, no, i'm not, doug.looking for some gin. oh, my god. oh, my god. i'm starting to get that panicky feeling. like before i fly. let's not do this, doug. let's call them and cancel. cancel? carrie, this is not a dinner reservation. they have nobody else to watch their kids. well, i think they should bring 'em to the funeral. it's good for kids to see dead people. that--that little kid in the movie saw-- saw dead people all the time, and he seemed fine. he wasn't fine. he was a little freak. now pack. ok, i got all our phone numbers right here. phone numbers, great. i labeled all the kids' food. it's in the fridge. oh, it's in the fridge? oh, good, 'cause that just saved me a wild goose chase. are you sure you're ok doing this? uh, ok? yeah, i think so. i just wish your great-aunt would have died sooner. i'm kidding. i'm kidding, sweetie. she's in a much better place now. i'm sorry. yo, hon, we got to go. ok, ok. bye, sweetie. be good. kirby, watch out for your brother. ok. miss you, little man. kirby: miss

doug gansler will announce his running mate in baltimore later today. there are accusations that he disregarded the law while in state vehicles. the reports were printed in "the washington post" over the weekend. several documents alleged he ordered troopers to speed and use lights and sirens to bypass traffic on the shoulder. it one case he insisted on driving himself and used the lights with sirens to run four red lights. in 2011, a lieutenant argued that the problem existed for years and occurred on a daily basis. the campaign says the matter has been settled and is now being used as a political attack. gansler said in a statement -- "the picture being painted by these documents is not an accurate reflection of reality. i deeply respect the troopers. the job they do in protecting me in the public. a few of the troopers that provided me rides felt my backseat driving made them uncomfortable, and for that i apologize." a spokesman said the problem began when he felt he was being given second-tier or inexperienced troopers. a police spokesman says there

>> doug did all the heavy lifting, so it was awesome.is: did jj abrams get close enough to the writing process to decide maybe one day you will want to write? question theout people at little brown have been so wonderful that it feels like the idea of writing a book one day is incredibly appealing to me. though i don't know what it would he, my guess is the first book i would do would be a kids could do somei graphics as well. it was a blast reading this as well. it is amazing. how fun was it doing the trailer ? >> it was amazing. the best thing was we could do it, itg, and what we saw was cool enough it felt like a compelling enough piece to put it out there. i think in 48 hours there were 2 million plus views. it happened quickly. i am just hoping people are curious and check it out because they will be happy with the book. tavis: i don't want to cover this question too much. we talked a lot about your creativity, and this clearly falls in the realm of creativity. i wonder if you might also speak to the value you have not just for crea

i'm doug doug mckelway in for shannon bream. america's news headquarters live from the nation's capitol starts now. >>> the debate over lifting the debt ceiling and ending the government shutdown has moved from the house to the senate now. this is just one day after the white house rejected a plan from house republicans. south carolina republican senator lyndsay graham will be joining us in the studio momentarily. we will talk to him about what his fellow senators are saying about the possibility of a deal. but first, the latest on the wrangling on capitol hill from both sides of the aisle. here is steve centanni. >> there is a measure of optimism today, but still no deal as the focus shifts to the u.s. senate. the senate majority leader harry reid and mitch mcconnell did sit down in a meeting yesterday to reach some kind of an agreement and they plan to keep talking though we don't know when. this after house negotiations are the white house broke down on friday. >> i am glad negotiations are going on. i am sad that twice they

exciting stuff. >> feels like fall out there, doug.nly problem is a lot of the leaves are dried up and off the trees. >> and they are going to be blowing around. we go from 91 to a high of only in the mid-60s for many of you. fall is here, for sure. after all of the rain we get today look what we're left with. this is a beautiful shot, almost like a painting. you rarely see colors like this. those orange hues. that one with the washington monument, another to the west, some fantastic shots tonight. wow. that's amazing. around 6:41 sunset. 64 degrees, damp, overcast. 62, cloudy skies around 60 around 9, 11:00 down to 57 so we're not going to be cooling too quickly with the cloud cover. 61 in gaithersburg, 63 in dulles, 63 manassas. temperatures did drop 10 to 15 degrees and it continues to move out. the only area of rain toward dover, ocean city, on the lighter side. we did not see severe weather so that was good news. a little wind, a lot of rain. some locations over an inch. tomorrow none of that. 69. 68 in burke and 68 in camp spring

. >> i rise in strong support of the measure by doug collins. his resolution goes to the heart of the constitution's ability to worship without interference. i thank him for bringing it to the floor. the resolution expresses the sense of congress regarding the need for the continued availability of religious services to members of the armed forces and their families during . lapse of appropriations a with my sons serving in the military, i know firsthand of the importance of chaplains. specifically, addressing the issues these has became aware of yesterday. religious services for military personnel are being curtailed or not offered at all because federal civilian employees serving as chaplains or personnel contracted to perform the duties of military chaplains have been furloughed. this is an extremely important issue for all of us to work together. there is no doubt that the furloughing of personnel hired or contracted to perform the duties of military chaplains is having an effect. just in this region, church services, back dozens -- baptisms

good morning, doug. >> good morning. in many ways it is about face saving measures with the president wanting to say he didn't negotiate and republicans wanting to point to some kind of concession. the president yesterday a little bit of a budge. >> my simple point is this, the democrats in the senate and house are prepared to talk about anything. i am prepared to talk about anything. they can design whatever format they want. >> an offer to talk only if they pass stopgap funding and raise the debt ceiling enough for a few weeks or months. at the same time democrats in congress were talking about something different piling on another trillion dollars plus to the national debt without any spending cuts. >> we can't raise the debt ceiling without doing something about what is driving us to borrow more money and live beyond our means. the idea that seshd raise spending and give the bill to our kids and grand kids would be wrong. >> both the president and house speaker boehner are facing two political stations. they are taki

the next game against dallas. >> right. >> doug says that, too.e team don't matter -- at 6:00 he said -- >> i don't think he ever did. >> even if the teams don't matter it still matters. >> of course it matters. >> at the time it made a little sense. >> thank you. >> we're going to run with it. >> whenever the redskins and cowboys get together you have to throw out the records and the standings. we're heading into week six of the season and these two teams have a combined three wins between them. just three wins. it's even crazier is the skins get right back into the division race with a victory. today it was back to work with the team after having last week off with the bye. guys like rg3 in a pretty good mood coming off their first win of the season. now it's all about the cowboys. this is a prime time match-up despite the skins 1-3 start. they know they're in a very much alive in this division title race. >> yeah, i mean, that's fortunately for us, that's out of the nfc east has worked out this year. hopefully with that blessing, that being a b

mercedes colon, doug burns, good to see you.d argument. >> thanks. >>> tomorrow, a chris wallace exclusive with louisiana governor bobby jindal and xavier about a certificate a and marsha blackburn on how obama care glitches should delay the mandate. . >>> meanwhile, american ally calling out the president after learning her phone was allegedly tapped. german chancellor angela america ellis sending over some of her people to have a talk with the president. is the obama administration national security strategy hurting our relationships abroad? >> we, like other nations, gather foreign intelligence because it is in our national security interests to do so. there are real threats out there against the american people and against our allies, including germany, including allies around europe and around the world. we also need to balance those security needs against the understandable privacy concerns that we all share. for fast, lo, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach

underfire again, what attorney general doug gansler is saying about under in a drinking controversy. >> and -- >> good morning, everyone. a volunteer with the anne arundel county fire department is arrested for sexually abusing two children. i'm monique griego, coming amount the long list of charges against him. >> he is cruz, he has flied out and struck out. >> reporter plus, gold glove finalists announced. how many orioles made the cut? >> looking outside it was a three dog night in central maryland. so is there a break in the chilly weather any time soon? meteorologist tim williams has the answer in first warning weather forecast. >> eyewitness news saturday morning starts now. >> good morning. welcome to eyewitness news saturday morning. i'm gigi barnett. >> i'm meteorologist tim williams. temperatures are in the chilly 30s across most of the area. it is a coal start to the day and going to be a pretty seasonable chilly day. just a little bit below or normal highs. not as windy. >> light jacket day. >> and fall like. we're looking at sunshine and blue skies. look at that, hardly

replace it. >> if i were working for doug, i would have done it differently.he point is we have gotten spending control. and when you look at the numbers, when this is why i like it. we may disagree on the economics, spending has come down substantially. >> we actually have a fiscal drag on the economy right now. that's not a good thing. >> i think that's a fiscal growth. >> you were just talking about gdp two minutes ago. >> i know. and i think the less government, the more gdp. i think that's the whole history -- >> not when you're at a period like this where you're way below employment with full out gaps. >> on the gdp front, one of the costs of this whole episode is the things we didn't do. we didn't make progress on tax reform. we aren't doing trade deals. we aren't doing immigration reform that could power the economy. those are missed opportunities. and going forward, we're not going to get the big things. we are to be realistic about that. the main thing that has been missing in all this discussion is president obama. >> right. >> he hasn't engaged to

>> doug luzader live in washington. thanks doug.t weekend. >> thanks, you, too. >> now it is time to take a look at who is talking. we are hearing from a woman hired as an operator to answer questions about obama care. you can call the 1800 number. she spoke to our own sean hannity earlier in the week on his radio show and the next day she was fired for doing that. >> you are on the radio, is that okay with you? you have to say yes if you want to be on? >> it's okay, yes, sir. >> are a lot of people calling because they are having trouble. i have been having trouble getting on the web site. >> right now from what i heard our system is down for the next 42 hours. >> i got escorted to hr which is human resources. it was four of us, including myself in the office and they locked both the doors and they waited until they had had me on speaker phone one of the head ladies. they got in contact with her and then i could barely understand what she was saying, but i did hear, we can't have that type of stuff at the job and we have to release

she will be running with doug the to in his run for governor. is this timing the winds of its or is the campaign trying to deflect new criticism about gansler's backseat driving habits? job deflectingr criticism. the candidates ignored questions about his backseat driving. as for the running mate, that was chosen before the washington post broke that story. >> i would like to introduce jolene ivey. >> the ticket announcement comes as the campaign tries to put out a political firestorm. it started over the weekend with a washington post story exposing complaints by gansler's date trouper drivers. according to an internal memo published by the paper, gansler repeatedly ordered troopers to speed and bypass traffic jams. on one occasion he became so impatient, he insisted on writing himself, using emergency equipment because he was late to a redskins game. neither candidate would address the issue. gansler's supporters attempted to block news photographers as the candidate made a fast getaway. >> do you think this comes from the lieutenant governor'

doug povich from washington, d.c. >>> uncertainty is a word that gets thrown around a lot. business leaders say it stops them from hiring, and consumers may not spend as much because of it. can you measure uncertainty? we have an indetective that does just that. it's called the undernty endecks, and it has been spike recently. >> hi. >> we're talking about feelings here. how do you measure uncertainty? what are the components involved in this type of a measurement? >> reporter: we have a few components. another component is looking at the tax code and the uncertainty there based on the number of taxes that are set to expire , and the third component, i was looking at the number of news articles that has written about economic policy on uncertainty every day and every month. let's take a look of your three-month chart of your i can decks, and tell us why it showed and why it spiked in october. that's where we see the red dot on the chart. >> yes, absolutely. coming into the first quarters of this year. we see the elements of the fiscal cliff. since then with the talk of the

doug luzader is live with the latest.if taublgilking is progress t a little bit of movement. they are inviting president obama from both parties over to the white house. the administration made it clear he would not make any concessions. that appeared to be the case. >> the president reiterated one more time tonight that he will not negotiate. he promised to veto any sppaer shall spending bill to fund some operations such as parks and museums. one was fair in his criticism. >> when shutting down the parks wasn't a problem, shutting down -- (gavel pounds) >> mr. chairman. time is expired. gentlemen is out of order. >> president obama meantime took to cnbc to instill some fear in the market talking not just about the budget fight but the up coming debt ceiling debate. >> i think they should be concerned. . >> the market kind of slugged that off. one is the funding deadline the other is the october 17th debt ceiling deadline. there's a talk of a comprehensive fix that includes both of those. it is not clear how we get there.

doug luzader is live in washington. >> very emotional there. we had veteran out there with tears in their eyes. >> it is emotional any day at the world war ii memorial but has been heightened in the days. the signs and barricades will stay closed today but it will not dissuade veterans from coming here and airing their anger over the shut down. the way it was implemented especially with regard to some of the open air memorials and monday ums. veterans dismantled the barricades and dumped some of them on the white house. we heard from a filmmaker who was there. >> when they carried those barricades they were carrying america. when they took the barricades in front of the white house they were flowithrowing the frustratf every american who had lost it because this is the way that dc operates. dismiss us. until this country comes back together we don't have a chance. the only way this country is coming back together is through the american people. politicians aren't going to do it. >> the coalition behind today's gathering claims to represent 3 gr

doug luzader is live to bring us up to speed. >> morning. will well congress will be asking tough questions today and some of the answers may be troubling. one of the key contractors behind the failed obama care web site will say in prepared testimonies that the department of health and human services is largely to blame. it is saying the government was quote quarterback on this project. it is the ultimate responsible party for the end to end performance. it turns out the contractor itself cgi federal has had a number of issues administering government contracts that should have been well-known to the administration. the white house may consider moving an enrollment deadline in a few weeks because of the deadline issues. more democrats will calling for a one-year delay. >> should be a transition year for one year. should be no fines. let's work through the problems. we have a lot of problems idea fade. let's fix it. >> republicans point to recen d notices thousands are kicked off of the insurance policies because of the law despite repeated

the starter and winner for detroit, doug fister, who is standing by with ken rosenthal. >> ken: doug, six innings, one run. what was the game plan, what worked? >> you know, game plan was just really go after him, start attacking and really kind of mix it up and really try and keep him offbalance at possible. i think the biggest thing was just execution and defense was a huge pickup today. >> ken: you guys suffered two tough losses. how much pressure did you feel to win this game? >> you know, every time weapon go out there, we're looking to win the ball game. and put a shoutdown as much as e can on the other team. we were fortunate today. we don't look at pressure as a negative thing. well go out there and play as loose as possible and that's when we play our best and so, guys did that today, offense came out swinging the bats very well. put them on the defensive and, you know, just really attacked them. >> ken: doug, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> joe: guys, thank you. we look ahead to tomorrow night, game five of the alcs, from here in detroit. it will be a rematch of game o

. >>> attorney general doug gansler says maybe he should have done things differently. for the third day in a row, the democratic governor candidate said maybe he should have known what was going on. growing debate over parental responsibility. pat? >> reporter: that's right, mary. gansler said that he dropped in at the party to give his son some information. then he took off again, without noticing any evidence of underaged drinking. >> doug gansler faces a battery of questions about what he should have done about underaged drinking at a beach house party. >> i was there as a parent. what is the appropriate thing to do in that situation, where there's 19, 20-year-old kids that are having fun, having a party. and some of whom may be drinking other parts of the house. >> reporter: two parents have options. >> we're in charge, not the teenagers. >> it's your child, so you're responsible for your child. nobody else. >> me, personally, i would definitely stop it. >> reporter: to the extent that people are looking at this as an issue, i think it's a good thing. because i thi

pat warren has the latest from doug and a growing debate. >> reporter: attorney general pictured at the teen party where underage drinking may have been going on, trigger as firestorm of question about what she should done. he spoke to his son and left. >> how do you react. what's the appropriate thing to do, there are 19, 20-year-old kids having fun and a party, some of whom may be drinking in parts of the house. >> do parents have options. >> we're in charge, not the teens. >> it is your child. you're responsible for your child. >> me, personally, i could definitely stop it. >> to the extent that people are looking at this, as an issue it is a good thing. it confronts every parent that has a 19 or 20-year-old kids. >> reporter: jim is saying that parents face tough questions, but the responsibility is there. >> to contract the chaperones there. i would probably do it to reassure my something that things were going well there. >> reporter: in a statement today, doug said that he tried to make the best decisions. the head of the group that created a public service announcement, in which

. >> storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer joins us with what's coming next, doug. be careful what you ask for. we were asking for weeks for rain and look out. >> yeah. that's what is happening. yesterday, 1.13 inches of rain. i think we are see that, maybe twice that, through the next day or so. the next couple of days, that includes parts of the weekend, take a look what we are dealing with. cloud cover. we convenient clouds mostly from i-95 east all day long. some sunshine to the west today. now the clouds rolling in across the entire area. and those clouds will be with us for quite some time. storm team 4 radar is dry. at least in our area. at least for now. in the next 24 hours, i think we will start to see this fill in all because of the storm system down to the south and part of this is the remnants of tropical storm karen which came onshore and made its way across the peninsula of florida. this will combine with an area of high pressure to the north, nor'easter that will be developing over the next couple of days and will stay here for a while. i will update

doug would bring that out on defense. the point, how bizarre is that, here is how to administer medications to stop the heart and that is exactly what happened with this poor woman. jenna: that is what the prosecution alleges. two years later though, doug, when this woman ended up dieing. >> right. jenna: still you have the medical examiners, three reports, one for the defense and two independently for the state still say it wasn't drug that is killed her. it was something else. heart failure and natural causes. >> the defense playbook on this and any defense lawyer will tell you this, you turn around and say look, ladies and gentlemen, if they could come in and clearly prove exactly how he killed her they could do that since they can't they bring in all this extraneous stuff and work off the theme. >> he is a doctor. he knows how to administer these drugs to stop her heart. yes, her heart stopped. that is why sheied. why because did the heart stop? because of drugs administered. were only administered because the doctor

doug i will turn it over to you. >> thanks for coming. i appreciate it. i am looking forward to giving you some details on this. i have 15 minutes, so i am not going to talk about all of them. there are so many layers of consideration to this and each of these areas could sort of veer off into its own talk and so i am going to talk to some of the things that may overlap with aaron's work. and i want to go through the pictures and let you look at the pictures and absorb sort of what they mean and how they impact you. the pictures speak volumes and i think that you will get a lot just by absorbing that and so wait that these were made, they were made through street view. i took a three-year period, started in 09, and basically explored our american cities in depth. and granular fashion, neighborhood by neighborhood, not every city, but places that i was interested in looking at. and i started making pictures and amasked the large archive, probably 10,000 images that i made throughout this period and i widled it down to around 80 to make this work. i will de

doug show contributor, former poster for bill clinton. fox news contributor, pollster for jimmy carter, joins us live via remote from beautiful south carolina, and because of that, i'm not going to go to you first. because you're in a really nice place and that's not fair. so what about these numbers here? you know, it's interesting, the president and boehner are actually even. >> right. >> two things, first, when you combine cruz and boehner and reid and obama, it's a ten-point bulge for the republicans, which is consistent with every other poll which suggests to the white house that they are in a favored position, but your point is one that deserves underscoring, greg, because bottom line, it is the extremists like cruz who are getting all the blame. not only from democrats but independents and even some republicans. the fox news poll bears that out. >> pat, i want to go to the president's job approval rating. let's put that up on the screen here. he's actually ticked up. a considerable amount over the last several days. now, you know,

. >>> how about our weather, doug? >> weather out there right now, clear skies but notice we've got some clouds trying to move into our area. and there are some changes to the forecast. i'll update you on what >>> after two weeks of searching for a suspect tonight police have made an arrest in a violent robbery at a gas station in north philadelphia. that arrest came just hours after they released this security video of the attack. you can see a man sucker punched the victim, a 75-year-old customer and beat him up until he gave up his cash and lottery tickets. police say the same guy robbed a woman about an hour after he left the gas station. >>> phantom injuries and ghost riders. the metro bus system says it's trying to stop the growing number of people faking injuries on its buses. >> it's all an effort to stop cheats from seeking cash settlements and payouts. scott mcfarland obtained some of metro's internal videos. the agency says it shows passengers playing possum. >> reporter: paramedics weren't the only ones to

thank you so much, doug towell.in a few minutes, we will be looking at the ramifications of washington's political brinkmanship. including how to countries reacted to the fear of the government shutdown and the raising of the country's debt limit. stay tuned. >> here we go on the last lap. a quick look at the top stories today. we will start with u.s.ppresided that it inflicted non--- that the shutdown inflicted unnecessary damage to the economy. the u.k. government will allow a chinese company to own a majority stake in a nuclear power plant. george osborne announced the deal on the final day in china. for more about reaction, this is getting underway. advising caution as to what might happen. we are joined live from hong kong. >> markets are waiting to see where the forecast for china's growth roofed accurate. the national bureau of statistics in beijing, analysts expecting an uptick in 7.7% for the third quarter, up .1% from the first half of this year. china's economy is still on track to be the governments 7.5%

. >> maryland state police blocked doug gansler or his choice of words. first, another frightening ordeal. scared off her would-be carjacker. this is a story we broke online. good evening. >> i do for joining us. another frightening ordeal. a suspect kidnapped her from her home and they are still at large. we're joined live from the scene. >> a person with knowledge about this case told us that she attended a funeral and then decide to stop here at the bank. she told police that she was here in the parking lot. a man approached her with a gun. >> police spent hours in the parking lot of the bank. they paid careful attention to ripken's car. she was standing by her car at 3:00 and a man walked up to her with a gun. >> she told us that the individual produced a handgun. he made mention of taking her car. familiaricial who was with the investigation and did not want to be identified said that the man said that he was having a bad day. button andthe panic sounded the vehicle. the gentleman walked off. >> investigators say that bank employees called police and

we have doug on at 8:00. >> the mining company was bought almost at the top.ould work out. >> that's been troublesome. >> truly a tale of out cities. boeing is up $2.20. the $1.80 is a 16% gain in earnings per share. in the full year number i gave you 6.50 to 6.65 was raised by the company from 6.20 to 6.40. also they're increasing 787 production to 12 per month and 14 per month by the end of the decade. now 11% gain in revenue. >> these are dow components. boeing up in the premarket. caterpillar down $3. you'll see the percentage drop. >> are they in different worlds? >> it's mining. >> it's totally different worlds. >> boeing is on the heels of 787. >> mining is a big story for caterpillar. >> they're optimistic about growth in 2014. >> we'll talk to doug about that. nkts our next guest in the federal reserve 18 1/2 year, helped make our nation's most significant economic decisions over the last century. joiningsi joinings us now alan greenspan here to discuss his new book "the map and the territory." chairperson, wonderful to see you. >> great to see you on

doug, when might this happen? >> i think it is going to happen this time tomorrow. i think we will be talking about that rain moving on in here probably by 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon tomorrow. outside it has been cloud cover that has been move something. on the satellite and radar we are just dealing with the clouds. no rain associated with this yet. clouds have been getting thicker and continue to stream on in here from the south and east. radar around our region has been clear. it will stay that way throughout the night tonight and probably through tomorrow morning. don't worry about rush hour tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon's rush hour different story. here is the storm itself. trying to get its act together. this is part of it. remnants of tropical storm karen and it is going to combine with an area of high pressure to the north and yes, we are talking about a nor'easter. not a big one but it is going to affect us. >> it will be some time before investigators can identify the three people that died today when their home caught fire. the tragedy happened at

. >> maryland attorney general, doug gansler is there again. at a party, where underaged drinking may have taken place. political reporter doug gansler has heavy response to criticism. >> that centers around a party in delaware, where gansler's son was the dj. >> reporter: white shirt center. doug gansler at a teenage party in delaware, where underaged drinking was going on. >> from what i understand now, there certainly was drinking going on. if you look at the picture, they're not where i was. but there are some kids, one or two kids, holding red cups, and generally, there could be cooled a in the -- kool-aid in the red cups. there was probably beer in the red cups. i didn't stick my nose in and see. and maybe i should have. >> reporter: he said he saw no evidence of alcohol in the time he was there. 10 days ago, he defended his deportment as a passenger, as his security ordered them to break traffic laws. first drying, now drinking. >> if the dirt innuendo is going to continue? absolutely. we're 8 1/2 months away from an election. i assume i