first, the f ei must be independent of all political forces.d apart from all institutions of american life. second, at the same time, it must be part of the united states department of justice. constrained by the rule of law and checks and balances built into the brilliant design by our nation's founders. those are the values i see in that word. i think that is reflected in the term i have just begun. the term is 10 years to ensure independence but a fixed term of years to ensure power does not become concentrated in one person and unconstrained. the need for reflection and constraints of power is what led louis three to order all new agent classes to visit the holocaust museum here in washington so they could see and feel and hear in a palpable way the consequences of abuse of power on a massive, almost unimaginable scale. paul mueller continued that practice. i will again when we have agents graduating from quantico. the balance reflected in my term is a product of lessons hard learned from the history of this great institution. our first pas

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takge became was -- george ei was born in japan, and then on to be an actor. he sat at the home of the uss enterprise. decades later, he is still making an impression of being a an outspoken advocate of gay rights, and entertaining many with his twitter and youtube presence. i spoke him about his life and career. did you have any idea when you took on the role much fun it would be? >> it was a breakthrough opportunity for me as an actor, and certainly a breakthrough for the image of asians and asian- americans. we were no longer the villain, the adversary, or the quiet servant, or the buffoon. i knew that it would be a fantastic opportunity, but then i met the other actors, and they are fascinating, engaging individualistic people. >> what was the most fun? >> we got to meet astronauts. i had dinner with buzz aldrin. we met neil armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon. so, that was the part that was most fantastic. actors, common, working got invited to an historic event, a landmark event, the rollout of the first space shuttle named after the starship en

fair skinned, blond, blue-eyed, looking not at all like the couple she was living with. a dna test proved they were not maria's parents. they were arrested, charged with abduction. maria was brought to a child services charity in athens. >> doesn't know where she goes. >> reporter: crying and exhausted at first, said the chairman, but later content. he said she'd been living in bad conditions, but there was no sign of abuse. dental examination revealed her age five or six, but her identity is a mystery. authorities have gone public releasing her picture. that triggered thousands of responses from around the world including the united states. also, hope with people with missing children of their own. and several promising leads. the arrested pair were in court today. their lawyer denied they abducted maria. >> they loved her. and they took care as their own child. >> reporter: but he confessed their adoption of her was not legal. the roma community rallied to support the couple. they released video showing a tidy little girl's room full of toys, shoes neatly laid out, and

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so he hasn't been this radical, wide-eyed, wild-eyed liberal that they think, and the country has not fallen to pieces, but yet they have this character view of him where he is a secret socialist or muslim trying to destroy the country. not that he's just wrong. i never thought that george w bush or dick cheney wanted to destroy america. they just can't accept that he thinks differently than them and that he cares as much about america as they do. >> he kill ours enemies and doubles the stock market. thank you. >>> up next, jon stewart uncovers the source of the tea party craziness over the past few years. >>> back to "hardball," time for the sideshow. senator mccain may be an outspoken about the tea party, he bears more responsibility for their rise to power than he's willing to admit. >> you don't get to complain. mccain, you don't get to complain, at all. because if i remember correctly, no matter how cuckoo for coco puffs your colleagues are, they don't come anywhere close to your hatchling. you opened pandora's box. you were the guy who gave the magui a post midnight all you can

re,ei e were able to do that is what you have to do. we did such a great job that that u.s. open generates more .evenue years is northe of $700 million. tavis: since you are talking and theur successors, poles and the clay -- polls indicate who will written this -- win this race. mike bloomberg gets high marks, generally speaking, for quality of life issues. i think he has utterly missed the boat. issues of race and class. that is what you see being played out in this enthusiasm that he has around him right now. takee feel he is going to on the issue of race and class in new york. give me your assessment of what you would be saying to ask how to navigate issues of race and class. >> well, first, overall, he's been a good mayor and did a good job. i think he made a serious error of judgment seeking a third term. they change the law in order to achieve that. error andat was an that may be the first time i haveaid that publicly. it,ld him before he did that it would negatively impact his legacy. and it has. it may have cost the election. if you have $30 billion that you made yo

sharp eyed criminals are exploiting a flaw in the atm system and getting their hands on cash. a story you will only see on 2. heather live in san francisco with how it workthe two people police are looking for. >> reporter: frank, we have pictures of those two suspects accused of lurking around atms. they are not stealing your cash when you turn around. they are standing back, watching and getting your personal id number and then sending it via text message to access your account. near san francisco's shopping mecca, union square, is a target for a group of eagle eyed thieves. outside this bank of america atm, where police recently discover add money making scheme. >> we found $11,000. >> reporter: how much? >> $11,603. >> reporter: a picture of the cash, officers recovered from a vehicle, belonging to one of the so called shoulder surfers. they watch as people enter their pin >> they text it to a group of people with them, one of those individuals will get in line behind them. >> reporter: when the atm user walks away, leaving in question, do you want another transaction on t

many say eyed the eyed said thee back the federal workers and agencies are not the only ones impacted by the shutdown. i spoke to abdul baytops. >> i woke up this morning to shouts of joy and overall everyone is ecstatic to be back to work. >> do you have any estimate how much the shutdown has o cost yo? >> for our company we did an estimate, it was $120,000 a week. it's quite a lot for a business to b absorb if you are not prepared for it. >> your workers do not get back pay, correct? >> that is correct. that is the concern returns to work how they will be compensated for the days they missed for the furlough. >> are you concerned about a second wave of furloughs when the congress gets back to work on this again in a few months? >> yes, i am. it's no use waiting until the last minute to strike a deal. this could happen again in january. i was listening to the broadcast of president obama and i hope everyone comes to gripple gripst at the table early. we need to get new people in office that we elect like like everybody else. >> the new information from edward snowden's document leaks

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sharp eyed criminals are exploiting a flaw in the atm system and getting their hands on cash. a story you will only see on 2. heather live in san francisco with how it workthe two people police are looking for. >> reporter: frank, we have pictures of those two suspects accused of lurking around atms. they are not stealing your cash when you turn around. they are standing back, watching and getting your personal id number and then sending it via text message to access your account. near san francisco's shopping mecca, union square, is a target for a group of eagle eyed thieves. outside this bank of america atm, where police recently discover add money making scheme. >> we found $11,000. >> reporter: how much? >> $11,603. >> reporter: a picture of the cash, officers recovered from a vehicle, belonging to one of the so called shoulder surfers. they watch as people enter their pin >> they text it to a group of people with them, one of those individuals will get in line behind them. >> reporter: when the atm user walks away, leaving in question, do you want another transaction on t

so he hasn't been this radical, wide-eyed, wild-eyed liberal that they think, and the country has not fallen to pieces, but yet they have this character view of him where he is a secret socialist or muslim trying to destroy the country. not that he's just wrong. i never thought that george w bush cheney wanted to destroy america. they just can't accept that he thinks differently than them and that he cares as much about america as they do. >> he kill ours enemies and doubles the stock market. thank you. >>> up next, jon stewart uncovers the source of the tea party craziness over the past few years. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. of providing a free world-class education fo

. >> noet i'm heading for home, i'm a blue-eyed handsome man ♪ >> let's bring in the one-man thrill rideelf. did you live up to the video? >> not individually. i only went 2 for 3. for the first time in 11 years, we did beat the current roster. we wish the fitchburg state team this year a good year. >> how did you become a pro wrestler? >> i was a pro wrestler at age 'm starting to get some recognition for the promo. i don't think we're seeing it. >> i would call you a lazy suck bag and this ain't 15 minutes of fame and i'm not a one-hit wonder. i just got my 30 grams, i'm peaking at 18 right now. >> whoa! >> and he's got like a tin butt to boot. >> yes, the little dimple. >> as they say, it would make tommy brady shake. >> that's >>> hi, everyone. i'm beth troutman. if you want great videos, we got 'em "right this minute." >> let's go! >> going viral. a guy in a wheelchair eggs on a street fight but then -- >> the guy gets off his chair. >> see why that's when the real butt kicking begins. >> this may look like -- >> the wind blowing some trees in the river. >> why you'll be blown away

. >> stephen: now keen-eyed fox viewers may have noticed that shep smith has been absent from the airwaves for last month. this week, we found out where he went-- to the future of news. >> we've been busy while i've been away from your tv box. we brought in a lot of new tools to hup bring you the news. this is the new hub for breaking news coverage for all the fox news channels. we call it the fox news deck. >> stephen: it's like star truck polo deck. it feels like you're surrounded by news, but it's all an illilization. and, folks, the star shep enterprise observes the fundamental rule of tv journalism-- bigger plus electric equals information. jim. >> this is a piece of equipment that has been installed, and never been use used used in broadcast television before but it allows me to manipulate this 38-foot-long video wall. for instance, i can take a picture and bring it over here. take this lady who has been evacuating from a hur kane zone and move it over here. ( laughter ). >> stephen: it's incredible. shep can move around images of devastation with the flick of his controller. it's li

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we think perhaps of wild-eyed artists and poets like keats and shelley of melancholy gothic ruins and mysterious northern landscapes, where 19th-century man communed with nature. and all that is a part of it, but the poet baudelaire said that the key to romanticism was not the subject matter or even truth itself but feeling-- that you should listen to that inner voice, and that alone would give art its merit. and so the old moralities which had driven art in the past-- religion traditional ethics civic virtues, and so on-- were thrown out of the window. even reason itself was seen to be insufficient. all that counted was feeling and experience. this new sensibility-- heroic and sentimental self-assertive and profoundly individualist-- would lie at the center of western art from that time until the present day. france, like the rest of europe, was now changing fast. a rapid rise in population the spreadf industry and the emergence of an urban proletariat helped bring about the growth of new social structures and with them, political conflicts. the printing press now enabled millions to

there has been coronation with all agencies come including the f ei. >> -- the fbi.e don't know the condition of the suspect right now. we don't even know she was armed. but the overwhelming response is a sign of how jittery this city remains. howou are talking about jittery the atmosphere is. this is day three of the government shutdown. with the atmosphere already tense over that, what does the government say about what happened? happy lawmakers are very of the swift response by capitol police. this place was flooded with police. you couldn't really move. what we are waiting to see, of motive is what, if any, there was for the driver of that vehicle crashing into the white house and then speeding off down here towards congress. congress, as you can probably see, is pretty much back to normal an hour and a half after the incident. it is a sign of how tense washington remains him it takes the smallest thing to trigger such an overwhelming response. >> u.s. media are reporting that the woman driver has been killed. when do you expect to get enough to eat from the poli

the creepy thing about sebelius is the unquestioning glassy eyed faith in government she possesses. when you think about it, it's the same kind of glassy eyed look you see valerie jarrett, pelosi, have these 1,000-yard stares that happen when they talk about government. they're obama stepford wives. they believe in the greatervern good, even if the greater good rolls over everybody on its way to this utopian dream that never happens. >> juan, i want to stay on this because she -- they blew the rollout. they absolutely bungled it.they >> no question. >> they should have tested it.dt they said they didn't have time to test it. but this is important. this is an important functionhae and it's important for us to point out that they can't handle this, $3 trillion piece of the economy and it's failing. >> look, first of all, you're right. in terms of symbolism, it is a killer. it's just bad news and remember, they got to get people enrolled and what does this do symbolically? it plays to yourm, argument.re these guys can't handle it. do government can't do anything. oh, how are they going

the most literal ist funnel christian believes jesus was a jew, maybe a blond haired blue eyed, but a jew. everything he said and did has to be understood in its jewish context. his teachings were jewish teachings. his thoughts his desires the way he thought about himself the scriptures that he believed in, the god that he worshipped. the religion he understood was judaism and nothing else. that is a profoundly important statement. because it means that when jesus said i am the messiah neither he nor anyone who heard him say that would have heard, i am god. because that would have been inconceivable to a jew. in 5,000 years of jewish scripture tradition history and thought, the idea of a god-man simply does not exist. it means that when he talked in these parable when he talked about the kingdom of god, when he railed about the injustice of his time he did so as a jew. that is the dividing line between the historian and the believer. the believer wants to think that there's something utterly unique about jesus. and there may very well have been. they want to believe that unlike every

teenage ted was part after group called the constitution corroborators and elite team of eyed orio eyede logs. they would tour groups lecturing on supply side economics is reciting parts of the constitution from memory. he sure work at it. a family friend told the "dallas morning news" he used to stand in front of the mirror at home to practice and you know what, cruz still has it. >> tcc, taxes, credit, commerce, fitting post office copyright courts. piracy army war navy. militia, money for militia. >> if only he would actually listen to those words and stop distorting the constitution. so now here we are about a quarter sentry later and senator cruz just delivered the keynote and at an event in iowa for the defenders of freedom. >> we all know we are in extraordinary times. the challenges facing this country are not typical. they are not ordinary. we are pacing fiscal and economic challenges and facing an assault on our constitutional rights. unlike anything this country it is the third time since july cruz visited iowa. the site of the first in the nation presidential primary. coinci

. >> greenpeace says that was never the aim of the demonstration, but if russian courts eying the environmentalistguilty, they face up to 15 years in prison -- if russian courts find the environmentalists guilty. >> the government has characterized the golden dawn party as a neo-nazi gang. >> the fifth member, the party leader, was brought to court by anti-terror police on wednesday evening. he is also testifying on charges related to the murder of an anti-fascist wrapper by a party sympathizer last month. golden dawn was the country's third most popular party until the murder sparked nationwide protests. >> germany needs to spend more money on its infrastructure, especially its road network. that message has been coming from economists who worry that low investment could hamper germany's long-term economic output. >> political parties tend to agree, but not on where the money should come from. the opposition social democrats want to hike and income tax, while angela merkel's allies have called for a told on the foreign cars using german roads -- a toll on the foreign cars using german roads, whic

doesn't have a president that is as clear eyed about iran as israel's president is.s clear. and you mentioned the speech to the u.n. that netanyahu gave a few days ago. and he laid it out perfectly. you know, if i ran, nuclear ambitions are peaceful, why is it building enrichment facilities underground and hiding them from the world? i mean, why are they interested in the ballistic missiles which are only good for carrying nuclear warheads to other continents. it's very plain as day. i think our president wants to go the diplomatic route and he is not being clear-eyed about. this and israel is a strategic ally. our most important ally in that region of the world. and we don't have his back. and that's a shame. >> steve, do you think in the wake of the syria back and forth and what happened diplomatically and end result in syria that iran thought this is the time to do what they are doing? >> sure. i think there is no question about that i mean, i think there had been hints all along that the president of the united states was not serious about a possible military con

there has been coronation with all agencies come including the f ei. >> -- the fbi.e don't know the condition of the suspect right now. we don't even know she was armed. but the overwhelming response is a sign of how jittery this city remains. howou are talking about jittery the atmosphere is. this is day three of the government shutdown. with the atmosphere already tense over that, what does the government say about what happened? happy lawmakers are very of the swift response by capitol police. this place was flooded with police. you couldn't really move. what we are waiting to see, of motive is what, if any, there was for the driver of that vehicle crashing into the white house and then speeding off down here towards congress. congress, as you can probably see, is pretty much back to normal an hour and a half after the incident. it is a sign of how tense washington remains him it takes the smallest thing to trigger such an overwhelming response. >> u.s. media are reporting that the woman driver has been killed. when do you expect to get enough to eat from the poli

for the first time mia farrow is hinting that her blue-eyed son ronan may be the child of frank sinatrand not woody allen. she said the singer is possibly the father no dna testing has been done to prove who the father really is. >>> justin bieber continues his world tour in china today but hitting a wall of controversy. it stems from this. look at the pictures of him being carried up the great wall by his bodyguards. people are mock the superstar for not walking up the iconic site himself like other tourists. canadians are begging the u.s. to adopt bieber. >> maybe he was just goofing around. >> maybe he wanted to re-enact being like the emperor of china. >>> still to come, the company fires back. >> its mes or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. this week, folgers is $6.88 for the large size. that's a lot of coffee. skip the warehouse. charmin is $13.99 for 24 double rolls. and lean cuisine entrees are just a buck 99. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. i

>> because i'm riding in the dirt, i'm heading for home, i'm a blue-eyed handsome man!h, love him, love him. let's bring in the one-man thrill ride himself, jimmy preston, "right this minute." >> hey! >> so, tell us, what happened in the game here? did you live up to this video? >> not particularly individually. i only went 2 for 8. one of the hits was an infield hit, but the first time in 11 years we actually did beat the current roster. one thing i want to point out is that we wish the pittsburgh state team this year the very best of luck, and this is all done in good fun. >> how did you go from baseball to now becoming a pro wrestler? >> actually, i was a pro wrestler at age 18 as a senior in high school. went back into it after college at age 24, and since i've turned, still starting to get recognition from my promos, so it's been a ton of fun. >> i don't feel like we're seeing the one-man thrill ride right now. we're seeing james preston. >> if i was in character, i'd call you a bunch of lazy, low-life suckbags, the cream of the crop, cock of the walk, the savage t

suspecting the blond blue-eyed girl was unrelated to the man and woman claiming to be her parents, they launched an investigation and charged the couple with abduction. sasha says she wants her daughter back. but with prosecutors already resting preliminary charges against her and her husband, that looks unlikely to happen. >> a miss resolve. -- tsunamiignal may has rolled onto the eastern shores of japan after a shallow earthquake these pictures capture the moment the earthquake hit the city north of the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant. workers at the site were told to leave waterfront areas. no damage has been reported. nigerian soap charity -- security forces have clashed with militants in the northeastern city. shooting went on for seven hours. the militants set government buildings on fire. in another operation in a neighboring state, the military says it killed 74 militants in ground and air strikes on camps. now to the latest on the two u.s. mariners kidnapped off the coast of nigeria. identified as the captain and chief engineer of the sea the two were singled out from th

suspecting the blond blue-eyed girl was unrelated to the man and woman claiming to be her parents, they launched an investigation and charged the couple with abduction. sasha says she wants her daughter back. but with prosecutors already resting preliminary charges against her and her husband, that looks unlikely to happen. >> a miss resolve. -- tsunamiignal may has rolled onto the eastern shores of japan after a shallow earthquake these pictures capture the moment the earthquake hit the city north of the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant. workers at the site were told to leave waterfront areas. no damage has been reported. nigerian soap charity -- security forces have clashed with militants in the northeastern city. shooting went on for seven hours. the militants set government buildings on fire. in another operation in a neighboring state, the military says it killed 74 militants in ground and air strikes on camps. now to the latest on the two u.s. mariners kidnapped off the coast of nigeria. identified as the captain and chief engineer of the sea the two were singled out from th

he's either an actor or somehow, he always has that sad eyed look like i have been let down by my mommyr daddy or country. it's another sign that indicates the dick toreial mind. they are always good at that. this guy acts like it's been somehow, he's been screwed, if you will. because a bill was passed and agreed to by congress. it somehow hurt his sensibilities. what do you think of this guy? who is he? >> i think ted cruz was promoted and elected to office by a faction of the republican party, that small minority, that tea party faction and he is beholden to them and to himself. you remember, ted cruz is out for ted cruz more than anybody else. he believes the best way, he's ambitious. he wants to be president. the best way he can to make a name for himself is to continue to promote the crazy ideas of the tea party faction that put him in office in the first place. never mind if it brings down the country. never mind for that matter, if it threatens the whole global economy. ted cruz is all about ted cruz. >> let me go here now. somehow many republicans think they are winning here, l

president obama has told israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that he will remain clear-eyed in negotiations with iran. >> netanyahu travel to washington to urge the u.s. president to keep sanctions against iran in place until iran makes " real changes -- "real changes to its nuclear program." last week, obama called irani and president hassan rouhani -- called iranian president hassan rouhani on the phone. >> december of next year, the last american combat troops on the ground in afghanistan are due to go home. it is part of washington's plan to get out of afghanistan after more than a decade of war. >> it is not only the troops that will be going home. there is also plenty of military equipment. how the logistics play out will depend in part on cooperation from moscow, as the u.s. secures routes to remove a massive military machine. here is more. >> the u.s. military mission in afghanistan is not over yet but the end is drawing near. by february, half of the american soldiers here are to be brought home. the biggest logistical challenge for the u.s. will be transporting its mi