she's from the new movie, "ender's game." very popular book. "ender's game."ell. [ cheers and applause ] beautiful movie. it's gonna be big as well. harrison ford's in it. it's great. and we are continuing pearl jam week right now. [ cheers and applause ] oh, man. we love us some pearl jam here on the show. and -- oh, man, this guy's unbelievable. fleet foxes' own robin pecknold is doing a cover of pearl jam's "corduroy" tonight. oh, man. it sounds so good. he's a talented, talented guy. when is eddie coming? is he coming friday to talk to us? that will be fun to talk to eddie vedder. because he will have the new album -- [ singing like eddie vedder ] [ laughter ] tell me all about it. it's gonna be fun. hey, guys, it's time to take a look at the stories making headlines today and weigh with the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons." here we go. ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: tonight, we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of starring in "50 shades of grey." [ light laughter ] the lead actor, charlie hunnam,

the look you have in the movie "ender's game." >> isn't that beautiful? please do. >> these -- these actually, i was quite privileged to wear these, seriously, ladies and gentlemen, because, they are tattoos, tomiko, the tattoo gives you the lineage of your whole family, your, your status as a warrior, in my case, my father's status as a warrior, all of his forebearers, all mapped out in the face.

the look you have in the movie "ender's game." >> isn't that beautiful?ly, i was quite privileged to wear these, seriously, ladies and gentlemen, because, they are tattoos, tomiko, the tattoo gives you the lineage of your whole family, your, your status as a warrior, in my case, my father's status as a warrior, all of his forebearers, all mapped out in the face. so when you, when you greet one you know their history. not a lot of handshaking and sharing of family photographs. you stare at each other and read, read their faces. >> jimmy: like facebook on your face. >> there you have it. are you go! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and do they make it, do they make the design specifically for you or using some one else's design. >> it was designed for me. i let the guys get on it. i was invited to have a serious debate with the director, with the gentlemen, what i would prefer. what do i know just an actor. i am limited. i trusted them. i am sure that there was nothing insulting wri ining written acre like this guy is a nerd or something. >> jimmy: as long

, these fractious bitter-enders are not going away soon. tell us why that is. specifically the last few decades, 1970s, transition of the south and how that plays into this. >> sure. if you look at this against the broader sweep of history, what you discover is the debt ceiling slowdown and shutdown are less of a symptom -- sorry, more of a symptom and more of a mania that gripped washington over the past couple of years. that's because if you talked to political scientists who studied this, they will tell you that the country has been undergoing a geographical and partisan sorting basically since the late 19th century that is especially sped up since the 1970s. so what you have is a polarized congress that can't seem to kind of bridge the chasm that really is the reason that john boehner can't marry his right ring with even moderate democrats. i argue in the piece that this is really the new normal. there isn't any reason to think that just because republicans got hammered during the shutdown that they are now going to back off and we're g

harrison returns to space for his new movie, ender's game. and he's with a familiar face. ka ray. >> harris ford is back in space. >> how would you like to lead your own army. >> fighting an alien nation in the sci-fi. >> how are you sir? >> i'm good. >> and harrison taking on the author's controversial anti-gay views head on. >> the battle that he was fighting is a battle that has been lost. we won. >> can i high five you for that. >> it's over. let's just get on with the value that he has brought to our society. and -- and let's celebrate that. >> separate the person from the art. >> that's one way of doing it, yeah. >> harrison doing it in ender's game starting november 1st. plague a no nonsense colonel to save planet earth. viola davis also on board. >> what was it like being a sergeant with harrison ford. >> wonderfu he has a secret crush on me. he didn't want to piss off ke list that flock heart. >> and harrison a little coy about the movie. >>> there are reports that they may all be back for star wars 7. >> can there with a star wars without hans solo? >> yes. >> re

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>> after taking in the cars of the future, the students were treated to a screening of the movie "endersgame." >>> the song trapped under the ice is especially fitting. we'll show you coming up. >>> nasa recorded a spectacular magnetic storm last month and edited down hundreds of highlights for this short clip. a wave of plasma 200,000 miles along ripped through the sun's atmosphere leaving behind a canyon of fire. it's into the fire, but just charged gas. it is the ultimate light show. >>> metallica has played at some of the biggest stadiums in the world. now they're doing an intimate concert in anartica december 8th. >> that's going to be chilly. >> it is going to be chilly. >>> it's warmed up a bit stay. >> we are looking at much hotter weather for saturday and sunday. low to mid 80s inland. 70s by the bay. by the coastline, temperatures in the mid 60s. monday and tuesday get the jackets back out. >>> we'll see you at 6:00. good night. breach of trust. the growing uproar over these allegations the u.s. tapped the phones of dozens of world leaders. and tonight the damage control. >>> w

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estimates have been made what would it take for another big four for to go under like anderson dead enders and went under because it was a criminal indictment by the u.s. justice department that will never happen again they know that mistake they decided not to make that mistake when katie energy was accused of terror shelter fraud and they did not indict k.p.n. g. criminally for that chris katie and she survived and thrived so that will never happen but what might happen is a big giant lawsuit from a private party or from some country outside the u.s. that doesn't want to follow the u.s. rules taylor being with her was that lawsuit was a seven million dollar claim they had overcome on motions to dismiss it was set to go to trial and it's settled i'm very sad about that because the only way we're going to know what really goes on and the where the public is going to see what a fire started has become is for one of these cases to go to trial and the firms and their partners to open their big mouth and say something stupid that's what happens when they go to trial there was a case in austral

the longer this goes on and we realize it is not going to a world ender, we will end up talking aboutomething else and i can watch bob beckel not get apocalyptic on "the five." >> that's the good part of the show. >> obamacare can't help him at this point. >> here is the thing. did you ever live in england? >> no. i am not even aware it exists. >> i lived there for awhile. the national health service is just terrible. it is like trying to run a marathon with lead weights on your ankles and it has held back the country and helped lead to the destruction of the industrial military complex in the western civilization. so america has to become the world's policemen and we are even taking a pass on that. we are like the national park policemen giving tickets to people because we walk a dog off a leash. >> we are the world's referees. >> but if you don't have health care you can't run the marathon. you know why? you will be dead. >> have they thought about checking with obamacare? you drink an astounding amount of water. >> i know. i have an astoundingly small bladder. we are in the a block

turns out the off enders are a bunch of rare nesting birds. about 8,000 of them.arently they are migrating and are federally protected. after a mess like that maybe they should be jail birds. speaking of a mess, take a look at the corner of wall. the dow is down about 80 something. 63. down more than 100. that's better. it is because apparently of the government shutdown and jobs report. the government didn't give the jobs report because it is shut down. that's it for "studio b." >>> thank you. day two of the shutdown. get ready for the sitdown. but the will it be a letdown? welcome. glad to have you. at least they are meeting. right? or will be. in a little over an hour. two sides that have been talking half to each other scheduled to talk to each other at the white house. neither side raising expectations because ahead of that sitdown here is the latest on what is up. the white house still sincing on a clean spending bill. just do and it now. house speaker boehner says that ain't happening. no way, no how. they meet at

>>> our fourth story out front, vial emtd sex off ender slips across the border in seattle people areanding answers after a repeated sex off earned from canada was allowed to enter the united states despite a warrant for his arrest. and then, according to authorities, sexually assaulted a boy. the 48le-year-old who is an american citizen had his first court appearance today. >> reporter: michael sean stanley was not supposed to be in the united states. but this week the convicted, violent and repeat sex offender was arrested in seattle. accused of assaulting a teenage boy in an alley. >> sounded like someone was in pain screaming. >> reporter: the teen brand i shall ad my and managed to get way before calling 911. back up to a few weeks ago. stanley was living in alberta, canada. police monitoring his every move after serving jail time for the kidnapping of two boys from a school yard in canada. on october 1, stanley cut off his electronic monitoring bracelet. prompting police to issue an alert saying stanley posed a significant risk and specifically told u.s. border agents he may be

> after taking in the cars of the future, the students were treated to a screening of the movie, "enders game." >>> coming up at 6:00, trust issues on the world stage. what leaders are calling for the white house to do to rebuild trust among allies. >>> i'm scott budman. should you buy twitter on the day of its ipo? one reason why you may want to hang on to your money, coming up. >>> and the death of this pageant princess stunned the nation. now, new details about the parents of jonbenet ramsey and their possible involvement. >>> we are getting close to the next big silicon valley ipo. but should you be spending money on twitter's stock now? or should you buy later? our business and tech reporter scott budman got some answers today. he's live in san how stjose wit advice. scott? >> reporter: good evening, janelle. twitter is a growing company, part of a red hot tech industry and the stock market had been strong lately. so should you buy twitter on day one? not necessarily. when veeva had its ipo last week, the world watched its stock price double on day one. >> it's just been an amazing

>> a chip ender with license arms technology will pay a and they design the chip and then that chip goes into production. once that chip starts selling, the licensee is paid a chip value. >> it doesn't matter how many phones it ends up in? >> it matters because that's a percentage of the -- >> i get the point that, therefore, lower margins, lower prices. the point is, does that get balanced out to be a lot more phones? >> there's more phones being sold in the marketplace. >> the cheaper smartphones, you sell a lot more high-end. >> cheap smartphone is going to be replacing what is called a feature phone. that's a good thing. that's probably going to drive the price of the phone up a little bit. really, all this is taking functionality which is getting older and older, which is what happened with feature phones as they became more and more advanced. this tenl gets older and cheaper. that's causing the smartphone market to grow now is using older, cheaper technology to move things forward. it's a more generic product which means that the percentage of the chip price is going to obviously b

bill: lockley enders nearby helped helped him into an ambulance.eling but is now doing okay and they don't think lightning will ever hit that guy again. martha: he is a lightning magnet, that man. all right, you're going to love this story. a new tax proposal that could soon let uncle sam physically track every mile that you drive. i drive a lot of miles. it is going to be really tearing. and then they're going to charge you for how much you are driving. several states are considering putting little black boxes near the dashboard that would clock where potentially and how much you drive reedit and then use that information to tax you on how much or how little you drive the end the economic writer at the "wall street journal" and president and ceo of their chronic systems. the company that deals with these type of wireless devices. i am reading this morning shaking my head. this is the most orwellian thing i've ever heard in my life. you take the first crack here. >> you know, if we had this kind of technology the government would know where you wen

one nbc poll, is it the argument ender? i don't know.ly the american public doesn't agree with me. that this offset is not one they're willing to make as well. and if that's the case, the strategy isn't working. >> he made quite a joke. he mentioned that he is one of many republicans senators going to the white house this afternoon to meet with the president. he said, if if i don't emerge, if you don't see me, you know send a search and rescue party. it's somewhat ironic, though, because you could make the case, the last person in the world the white house wants to disappear right now is ted cruz. one could argue he's doing the white house a lot of good right now. >> if that nbc poll is real definitive and you suggest that his positions are responsible for that, yeah, those hecklers should get and out let him kuhn continue his influence. i agree with cruz. i want him to accomplish his goals. but it all hinged on one thing. this is what separated ted cruz from paul ryan. not their conservatism. but rather could he swing five senators? cou