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. >> that's jennifer garner opening up about life with the paparazzi.nsidered moving out of california. her candid conversation with jenna bush-hager coming up. it's the 2nd of october. >> i'm a proud papa today. romey 10 years old today. i love you. happy birthday. >> happy birthday. that's a headline. >> but that isn't topping the headlines this morning. topping the headlines this morning, two suspicious packages. one that the police say was of destructive nature forced the airport in jacksonville florida to evacuate. two people are in custody. the fbi is investigating. >> also house republicans are pushing bills to open certain part of the government on day two of the shutdown. the democrats are rejecting that idea. >> pope francis is in the middle of a landmark meeting on reforming the catholic church. >>> but coming up, surprising new revelations in vanity fair from mia farrow on her relationships with woody allen and frank sinatra. >> we'll talk about that coming up. meanwhile, new developments in the case of road rage in new york city involving a

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she is garnering our interest. another woman who's garnering some interest from "vanity fair" magazine is gwyneth paltrow. a very controversial figure. she's trying to get this "vanity fair" story quashed. the editor says no chance of that happening. sorry, quinney. but quinney's been telling all her friends don't participate in this interview, it's supposed to be a tell-all about this woman and her website. what is it with gwyneth paltrow? people hate her. for some reason. do you think she's this nasty mean person? >> i think she's an american hero. i'm a bigger fan of her wife, chris martin. >> so, dana, she has this website where she talks about the higher life and living the high life and expensive food. who cares? i'm going to defend gwyneth here. i don't see what's so terrible about gwyneth. she seems okay for me. >> for in, i don't care about her necessarily, but when "vanity fair" decides to come after you, better be ready, because look at what they did to bill clinton just a couple of years ago i think it

jennifer garner has got what it takes.akeup? >> no. i didn't literally wear makeup. >> reporter: "dallas buyers club" is the real-life story of ron woodruff. he contracts hiv. and is about importing antiviral drugs around the world. you are one of the few movie stars that looks more glamorous in real life than you did in the film. >> in this film, perhaps. >> reporter: a lot has changed since "alias." >> it's worked less with each baby. and this movie, i wasn't sure i wanted to do it. i was comfortable at home. i liked being at home. my husband really encouraged me to do it. he said, it's time. >> reporter: how do you do it with three kids? this? >> i had a breast pump with me. we shot so quickly. it wasn't a lot of time. >> reporter: speaking of kids, garner and her friend, halle ber berry, just fought for a new law, to get snappers fined and jailed. >> we're trying to get them to back up and remember that they're our kids. they're real, little kids present. >> reporter: why do people care about seeing your kids in the pa

the conditions under which the detainees live you get to talk to the people who are responsible for garner we make it is transparent as possible and those preferring to remain on identifiable like the majority of officials we were permitted to speak to every week we get media like yourself international media or local media or whatever and they're welcome to come you know we tell them what we have any journalists workflow at guantanamo starts with a mandatory introduction to media rules the so-called operation security briefing or the material that you guys are gathering to make sure that it abides by our policy here even though transparency is a word brought out by all the personnel we talked to on the ground we as journalists access to detainees aside are asked to be very careful about the shots we filmed all the backdrops and at the end of each day videos are reviewed and any shots deemed unacceptable are deleted this one will be ok because palm trees are not too controversial remind you of any frowned upon seaward like censorship it's a series of program established to a car or a car p

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mainstream conservatives attacking the right after the anti-immigration garnered 16% in the election. they are now threatening to sue those who call her far right. it is not just france. belgium, italy, and austria have had anti-immigrant parties in the past years. the mainstream right is losing the argument. today, the call of the far right, and joining us from bath, aurÉlien mondon author of "the mainstreaming of the extreme right in france and australia ." mark deen and mathieu doiret, director of polling at ipsos, the conservative party. they have so far declined our invitation to take part in this discussion. you can join the conversation on facebook and on twitter. f24debate. seven months from european parliament, just to put in perspective. a new poll has one in four voters picking the national front for european elections. mathieu doiret, that poll puts the national front of 24% ahead of the mainstream conservative party. the socialists 19%. is that what you have been finding as you track the run up to those elections? >> it is probably a little premature. what is appearing is

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for the most part, it seems that the muslim brotherhood has been unable to garner support from other structures within the society over the past few weeks. there have been continuous marches and demonstrations from the muslim brotherhood, but it seems that, over the past month or two, since president morsi was ousted, it does not seem that the egyptian street now is in a state that would allow it to endorse such confrontations and escalation on the street. with these increasing escalations, it seems that the popularity of the military apparatus has been increasing. around 50 to 60 people have been killed in recent clashes. out of them, almost 10 military personnel. it seems that, in addition to the confrontations taking place in cairo and elsewhere, the increasing death toll and -- within the military apparatus means that, whether the brotherhood or its allies are also keen on increasing the confrontation, also targeting such state entities and focal points. grandma it is true that there has -- them>> it is true that there has been an uptick in violence. people are not coming to supp

they have attempted to muster support and dash around rallies as this man has garnered at least 600,000 votes for the election but it is not clear if you would be able to run for office in future. the presidential election of 2008, he and other convicted men , the oligarch in prison whether they would be able to run for office in the future -- kind of a mixed result. for some people it was a message from the kremlin, they can drag you kicking and screaming into court again and there are other cases in the future in moscow. >> in the united states a senate leader is frantically searching for a deal that would allow the u.s. to end the partial government shutdown. the democratic-controlled senate took control of the issue on tuesday night after attempts in the house of representatives came to nothing. lawmakers in the senate are now working on a bipartisan deal to extend the federal borrowing limits until february 7. it would also fund the government until mid-january. the aaa credit rating has been put under review for a downgrade. we are looking at what the potential fallout might be. >

it has garnered over 30,000 signatures and counting.al networkers have been posting in support of the u.n. campaign aimed at exposing the widespread prevalence of sexism and discrimination against women. the u.n. has based it on information found on the web. web users the world over have joined the movement to achieve equality for women on and off- line. web users will soon be able to check out the white house's jacqueline kennedy garden and rose garden. they will have access to pictures. michelle obama will be publishing pictures on her official account giving web users an insider's glimpse into life at the official glimpse -- official residence of the u.s. president. this video puts you in the rider's seat. it was filmed by a professional cyclist by attaching a camera to his helmet. this action-packed clip will be a hit with the journaling junkies everywhere -- a journal in -- ad

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the videos have garnered over 14 million views on youtube. >> what would your videos be without alcoholhere. >> they rank the colleges based on which schools to party hard. >> adults looking in on the surface, it looks like a bunch of riffraff. it's people that go hard at high school and get good grades. >> how do you know that? >> they told me. >> when you see it you want to go to this school. >> i looked at it when i was choosing. >> some partiers foo s featureds videos had a few post partdy regrets. i thought it would be a thing almost like a thing to look back on. >> it is such a thing as being too out there online. digital candor can backfire. even as young people are putting more of their lives online. they live it, they post it. more recently, i'm smacked announced it would be filming at the university of delaware. things started getting out of control. >> do college students need to think about how they appear on a youtube video or facebook page if they are partying? >> absolutely. >> do they get how exposed they are? >> i don't think so. they have not seen the missed jobs posit

the best practices and the design of the process we want to provide experiences that can tap in and garner the expertise in the coalition. we want to draw from the most frlt resources for relevant information and it's a model of continuance improvement and we'll actively improve our process and the last one if you want to create a strategy to assure that the vision is viable. which is why we talked about you'll see those reflected in the future tracks. so the working groups we are looking the early and admitted and adolescent years but the seams will cut across the educational environment and how do we promote the advocate model. we want to deepen the conversation been equality and social justice it's a more important as our city becomes for challenged. we building in visiting in education can maintain the soul of the city and help us maintain the equality and social justice feeling that we really support in san francisco. we need the education finance models to make sure we can move away from, you know, multiple year funding cycles to actually a new vision 40 the future. so the conversati

the movement has garnered more than 100,000 signatures. in an interview, she said she has been able to restart her treatments after financial donations but says hundreds of other people in her position have been denied a chance to live because of washington's political partisanship. >> it is a matter of life and death. it is not inconvenience or an irritation. i have heard instances where they find that this is just the game between them. i would like to say it is not a matter of win or lose. please listen to the people and know that it is affecting so many. >> u.s. leaders who have the power to change this have so far failed to agree on a urgent. a political deadlock, leaving their lives in limbo. >> we are now in the american, academic, political commentary. it is turned into a one-party state ruled by the business party. >> the history of parliamentary democracy. it is interesting to see what has happened. there have been significant economic changes. one of the effects of these changes is these programs. they are having the same kind o

street journal" poll, the public's view of the republican party has reached another all-time low garnering just 2 % approval rating. at the same time "new york times" reporting that the democratic party is enjoying something of a boomlet in newly declared candidacies for congress in red states. almost all of the democratic candidates, the "times" reports, driven to run over disgust over cruz's shutdown strategy. if i ever see ted cruz all i'm going to say is thank you, thank you, said nebraska democratic chairman. i would have been in witness protection was i didn't have anybody to run. if ted cruz is cowed in his strategy of what the new yorker terms universal aggression it is behind closed doors. "politico" reports in private he made it clear he would not try to kneecap colleagues in primary race despite recent campaign against senate republicans. cruz is nothing if not a strategist. if for the moment he's playing nice in the sand box, it's probably because he has his eyes on becoming "king of the hill." >> he said you did it because you want to run for president. >> there is a lot of pa

it wasn't just a box office smash, it garnered an oscar nomination for a 26-year-old sissy spacek andg, a splashy first foray into film. over the years a few remakes, a little known sequel and at one point a broadway musical about this young teenage with powers, clips of which can be found on youtube. ♪ that did not last long. and now, hollywood is taking another stab at this horror classic, and trying on the pink prom dress and the bucket of pigs blood, fan boy favorite chloe grace moretz, best known for her kick-ass performances. were you intimidated by sissy spacek trying to take on this iconic role? >> for me i was intimidated taking on a stephen king novel, scared me trying to take one of the most iconic pieces of work he has written, and try to breathe life halfway as good as the word. >> reporter: what about the idea, sissy spacek was nominated for an academy award for her performance was that scary? >> it was terrifying. at the same time, i go i can't think of that. if i think of that. it will kill me. i will never achieve what i want to achieve as an actor. >> reporter: her d

it's just done nothing but to garner headlines to try and demonize homeless people, push them out of the city. >> the vandalism problem is so serious, it cost rec and park a million dollars a year to clean up. more than 100 officers are wanted in santa clara for levi stadium duties starting next summer. the city wants to hire 120 cops for the stadium during 49er games, concerts, college football games and the 50s super bowl in 2016. to pay for a part-time gig is $55 an hour. the city council is to approve a budget. >>> the california factory that makes the popular hot sauce is in danger of shutting down. neighbors have a beef with it. people who live near the plant in urbandale said the overwelming smell of chili peppers is making their eyes and throats burn. the city filed a public nuisance lawsuit. >> every morning it smells like chili powder, it's irritating. >> we have been over. you go to the exterior and it's horrible. >> the chief executive says if the factory is shut down, the price will jump because they are already having a hard time meeting demand. a judge is set to make a

it's just done nothing but to garner headlines to try and demonize homeless people, push them out of the city. >> weiner says the vandalism park like this one is so serious it costs the park a million dollars a year to clean up. >>> a popular hot sauce maker is in some hot water tonight. the southern california city of irwindale has filed a public sue sans lawsuit against a sriacha factory. people complain it left them with burning eyes and throats and headaches. it is so bad they want to stop production at the company while the company submits a plan to minimize the smell. >> your eyes are burning, filling your nose, tingling, you want to sneeze. it is like cooking chili in your house. kind of unbearable. >> the company's chief executive says if his factory is shut down the price of the product will jump significantly as there's already a hard time meeting the demand. judge is set to decide on that dispute come thursday. >>> flying high with ipads. southwest's new plan to help ball travelers kill time in the sky. >>> the biggest wave in surfing history is actually the second most im

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and there's a petition that has garnered over 15,000 signatures appealing to the government to give savvy women the green light so they can finally get a license and get behind the wheel. members of the informer hacker collective anonymous when a mass rally in washington in the u.s. on november 5 to protest against the actions of the powers that be and what they see is the government suppression of the american people. -- government's the oppression of the american people. the million mask march is essentially promoted by social networks and videos and posters like these urging people to take part have been multiplying online over the past few weeks. as stqated on the website, they want the antigovernment protester be peaceful. as they explain, they want to express the concerns and voice commands without resorting to violence and the escrow to respect this and demonstrate how you don't need to use worst to achieve change. although the rally was originally planned for the u.s. capitol only, it has inspired other events across the globe. as we can see from this interactive map, some 338 sim

how and why this golden dawn, and it promotes hate and anger and intolerance -- why has this party garnered many votes in parliament, and why is its popularity skyrocketing. if anyone addresses the roots that is how the government is going to be able to curb golden dawn. essentially that is the very painful recession and economic crisis that this country faces. without a doubt, all political parties across the spectrum here will agree to that. >> 12 days after the brutal attack on can you's westgate mall journalists have been allowed to go in for the very first time. details are still scant on what exactly happened as to the whereabouts of those still missing. catherine clifford has more on what is left of the nairobi mall. >> three floors of the westgate shopping mall like collapsed in a heap. it is still not clear why. the interior minister claims fires set by terrorists. but government officials said reaction by kenyan forces caused it. the windows have been shattered by gunfire, the walls dotted with bullet marks. here and there, pulls of blood remain, nearly -- pools of blood remain. t

"gravity" makes a run for three consecutive weeks but not the movies at the top of the list that garnereddlines. it was one at the bottom that got the most attention. "way too early" will be right back. [ man ] adventure, it means taking chances. it means trying something new. [ woman ] that uncertainty of what's to come. ♪ ♪ >>> at the top of the show we talked about the capture of the two prisoners in florida who escaped from jail last week. if you want to sound smart today, tell your friends at the end of the year in 2012 there were nearly 1.6 million people incarcerated in the united states and get this, nearly 51% are in the state of california alone. last year in florida, 171 completed prison escape, 166 of the escapees were captured. that is let's put aside the news and welcome in louis at the cooler. >> she's a legend whose inintar race to stars like tina fey and amy poehler. [ laughter ] >> what brings you to tara? >> you, you vixen you. scarlet, i love you. that, that, gown is gorgeous. >> thank you. i saw it in the window and i just couldn't resist it. >> now carol burnett is t

the first bcs standings released earlier tonight with stanford garnering some national respect., 24-10 win over ucla had to help. if you missed after game last night, you missed a showing this cody whitfield catch catch about 28 times. !.$ from 13th to eighth in the rankings and all the way to sixth in the bcs. fans in oregon not happy. florida state, they're second. the ducks are third. >>> things don't seem to getting better in berkeley. cal with a 49-17 loss to oregon state at home last night. the bears turned it over four times, starting quarterback jared goff was pulled. coach sonny dykes with an honest evaluation. >> we got our tail kicked. didn't play or or coach well. i'd like to be able to say something other than what actually happened but that's happened. >> honesty, the best policy. huge game tonight in l.a. earthquakes fans showing up loud and proud. quakes needing a win to keep their playoff hopes alive. chris won da lou ski, the header denied. the galaxy's marcellus turned away by a diving jon busch. game ends in a scoreless tie. unless they can beat dallas while

now you can keep love fun with new shakeables meaty treats. [ jen garner ] what skincare brand is soffective... so trusted... so clinically proven dermatologists recommend it twice as much as any other brand? neutrogena®. recommended by dermatologists 2 times more than any other brand. now that's beautiful. neutrogena®. ♪ welcome back to "hardball." dick cheney got good at misleading this country, we know that from iraq and clearly little has changed. earlier this week he labeled president obama an extremist. yesterday he called into the conservative hue hewlett radio show and made pretty outrageous statements, i think, about the president and hillary clinton. outrageous even for dick cheney. here he is taking hillary clinton completely out of context over what else, benghazi. >> i think the benghazi thing is one of the great -- it's not just embarrassment, it's a tragedy because we lost four people that night. but what i always recall is her testimony saying what difference does it make. and the fact of the matter is it makes a huge difference. she clearly wasn't hands on and now sh

tonight, jennifer garner, david arquette, and music from arcade fire. with cleto and the cletones! now, while we're at it, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome! thank you for watching. thank you for shog

walk through central will park and you won't believe who i ran into, my favorite actress jennifer garnerw. i felt will awkward asking for a photo, but she was so friendly and even took the picture herself. wow! you guys look cute. thank you, maria. our next celebrity fan out comes from teresa g. who watch "the wendy show" in atlanta, georgia. she says, hi, wendy, my family and i recently went on a road trip and youl never believe who we ran into in a restaurant along the way, honey boo boo's momma ma june. she was celebrating honey boo boo's birthday and she brought me over to meet the whole boo boo famil they were all on their best behavior and i didn't hear a single burp the whole night. this is good. thks, teresa. our next fan out is from kola who watches our show here in new york in brooklyn. she says, hi, wendy, i was at work talking to one of my co-workers when i heard a customer walk up behind me and ask for help. when i turned around, i couldn't believe my eyes. it was paris ilton. kola is working in a beauty supply store. kola, you look like a celebrity yourself. she was happy t

the freedom of religion is a 24/seven constitutional right that should garner unconditional support from this administration and our military leaders. i stand strong with the brave men and women serving in our nations military and urge my colleagues to support this resolution. i yield back. >> the gentleman from south carolina reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. >> i yield one and a half minutes to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. andrews. >> recognize for a minute and a half. you. i think my friend for yielding. the president of the united states has spent weeks negotiating with the republican party. what he has been confronted with each time is a demand to either shut the government down or default on the country's debt. i wanted to put this in another frame of reference as a rise in support of this bill. on eight occasions when president george w. bush was president we had the majority on our side and we agreed to a continuing resolution, a clean continuing resolution. we had many differences with president bush. over the iraq war, over issues of health care, issu

you can go ahead and garner evidence from 113 million verizon users? to me, that is not the fourth amendment. that is not targeted law enforcement. that is not a judge looking over some law enforcement's shoulder. that is a blanket abuse of what to do process should be. >> a lot of members of congress are waking up to that. we see momentum building for an essay reform. you have people like ron whiting and justin marshall want to have very aggressive reforms to ring the sending have this other camp of an essay defenders, like dianne feinstein and mike rogers were looking for more water to down reforms. -- more water to ed down reforms. were you looking for? -- what are you looking for? >> radical change. i am looking for something dramatic and that is the agenda that i think this country was founded on. civil liberties are important. >> this move on to germany for a second. there were two reports out this week about drone use in pakistan and another about drones in human. both reports allege that the united states is committing on lawful killings, perha

a has garnered support from former whistleblowers and celebrities who are taking the opportunity to call attention to the issue. take a look. >> we need to watch the watchers. >> it makes a mockery of our citizen of government. based on the notion that independent branches of government [inaudible] fax a free society should not have secret laws. >> we should not have to -- we need to bring nsa activity to the light of day. >> all the way from russia, edwards noted has weighed in on the gathering. in a rare statement he said, "today, no telephone in america makes a call without leaving the record of the nsa." now it is time for the government to learn from us. on saturday, join us in sending the message, stop watching us." for which expect i was joined earlier by the executive directive -- director. this is the largest anti-nso rally -- nsa rally. >> among the changes the coalition is looking for is constitutional measures and change the landscape enabled by the patriot act. >> october 26 is the 12th anniversary of the act. how are the powers that were granted during the patriot act diffe

started an online petition to put pressure on congress to reopen the government the movement has garnered more than one hundred thousand signatures in an interview with r.t. langbehn says she's been able to restart her treatments after receiving financial donations but says hundreds of other people in her position have been denied a chance to live because of washington's political partisanship it's a matter of life or death it's not a matter of inconvenience or just an air taishan for us i have heard a couple of instances where they find that this is just the game between them and it's a matter of winning and i'd like to say that it's not a matter of when or lose i mean it's a please listen to the people and know that it's affecting so many us leaders who have the power to change this situation have so far failed to agree on a budget a political deadlock leaving the lives of cancer stricken. adults and children in them reporting from new york marina r.t. . and renowned american political commentator chomsky told us he believes the united states is turned into a one party state ruled by th

course that this will be reintroduced after all of those changes take effect and hopefully we'll have garnered some support and move forward, so we'll keep sounding that drum beat but tlt be on pause until after january when the new add m*ins -- administrations get all in place, so the problem, this can be really overwhelming, especially if you have not spent a lot of time thinking about this, but i think one of the solutions is just to start with one thing at a time and pick something that resonates for you, whether it's your food or you have kids and you just want to focus on making sure that -- what they're using and taking in is safer, or if it's an area of your life with regard -- we'll talk about this somehow with the fire department or your fire stations or your fire houses or whatever, also reach out to the breast cancer funds, we love questions, we love working with people, we're here to be your resource so don't hesitate to get in touch with us, that's what we're for and work with other people, it's easier to make something happen if you have that social support of someone else eggin

but here in the u.s., he continues to paint and his work from before the revolution is garnering new attention for a time when art in iran was not censored but encouraged. nicky's work from this period is part of a new exhibit of 26 modern iranian artists at new york's asia society, with more than 100 sculptures, paintings and photographs, it's the largest exhibition of its kind outside of iran. in the 1950s, '60s and '70s, modern art in iran was thriving. it combined persian artistic traditions with avon guard style. artists traveled to and from the west exchanging techniques. the scene was so significant, that tehran has its own worldwide art fair every two years. >> it was when iran as a society was modernizing. so the artists were also modernizing their work in many different ways. and it became a real kind of cultural flowering of iranian art during this time. >> reporter: melissa chu is the director of the asia society in new york. in the midst of increasing tensions between iran and the u.s., she hopes the exhibit sheds a different light on iran's history. >> the exhibition is

started an online petition to put pressure on congress to reopen the government the movement has garnered more than one hundred thousand signatures in an interview with r.t. langbehn says she's been able to restart her treatments after receiving financial donations but says hundreds of other people in her position have been denied a chance to live because of washington's political partisanship it's a matter of life or death it's not a matter of inconvenience or just an irritation for us i have heard a couple of instances where they find that this is just the game between them and it's a matter of winning and i'd like to say that it's not a matter of when or lose i mean it's a please listen to the people and know that it's affecting so many u.s. leaders who have the power to change this situation have so far failed to agree on a budget a political deadlock leaving the lives of cancer stricken. adults and children in them reporting from new york marina port not artsy. well we're not in the american political commentator and i'm chomsky tells us he believes u.s. politics is to an inherently

reportedly conducting studies for texan oil company awarded a contract to search for oil close to garner but by this whale it claimed that its territory to prove living five americans will be held on board while the owners say they're working with the u.s. government secured the release of the ship. these pictures from china dramatic video showing dozens of people plunging into this water when i wouldn't bridge used to board a ferry collapsed under the fortunately nearby park employees rubber throw inflatable life rings in pretty quickly ten people still need hospital treatment and investigations being held into why the bridge that will be opened in september collapsed. some two million muslims travel to saudi arabia's holy city of mecca to begin the annual five day hud's pilgrimage is a central pillar of islam and includes a march to medina where the prophet muhammad is buried this year the number of pilgrims those been restricted by the saudi government because of concerns over a respiratory virus centered on the rabid peninsula. i'm kevin zero in thanks for your company this next news