let's go. question two. give me jamilah. give me sal. let's go. guys, here we go, top 8 answers on the board. name something a man might keep under his toupee for emergencies. jamilah. >> money. steve: money. extra cash. pass or play? >> we are gonna play. steve: they're gonna play, sal. >> whoo! >> we got this. this a big, old play. all right. >> all righty. steve: all right, rashida. name something a man might keep under his toupee for emergencies. >> his cell phone. steve: ha ha ha! his-- his-- his-- his-- his cell phone. [buzzer] all right. let's go. name something a man might keep under his toupee for emergencies. >> how about a spare key? steve: a key. >> good answer. steve: catherine, hi. how are you? >> hi. how are you? steve: good. what do you do? >> i'm an intern for the federal government, and i'm also a student at umuc. steve: ok. name something a man might keep under his toupee for emergencies. >> his credit card. steve: his credit card. [buzzer] >> oh... steve: safiya, we got two

especially if you are going to go into that building. things to look for, horizontal and vertical lines. in this room, most construction works at 90 degree angles. if you look around the room, this beam is a little bit curved. but where the beam meets the wall, it hits at a 90 degree angle. basically makes a vertical and horizontal line. you want to look for these things when you look at a building. and it's not always obvious . if you look at this building, this one was an example of the racking we talked about. see how these studs are starting to fold on each other? if this whole thing fell over, the studs would be connected to each other. this is an example of the racking. obvious example of racking here; right? if you walk into this building, you are going to say this is heavily damaged. easy. large cracks. again, you want to look around the doors and the foundation. here right at the doors because, remember, the soft structure is the bottom structure. that's going to move the most. then right around the doors are structural members

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that's what he was proposing to do all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here we're going to go to was short break that short break we'll go to mark and ken your discussion on syria stay with our to . the facebook. is over. the phone. playing. with. syria's technology innovation called the list of the limits from around russia we've got the future covered. look it was a. very hard. to get a long. life out of that sack would that make their lives. lists. for. the for the people. pleasure to have you with us here today. all things are considered i'm peter lavelle true mind you were discussing the war peace proposal. ok we're going to go to mark because i always know we have something important for us to hear so go right ahead my friend. well look there's a number of different concerns in syria if we get the syrian government to get rid of its chemical arsenal that's a plus for the entire world it's a plus for russia it's a plus for the united states make sure that one of the last regimes that has massive chemical weapons will disperse and get rid of those that would be terrific but w

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not going to commit more crimes, or he's going to give in to his impulsiveness and he's going to commitl be doing 25 to life. so i think with hymes, it's either going to be all of one or all of the other this time. >> man, hey, now i'm so glad. is that $200 in that bag, in that gizmo? >> don't worry about it. don't worry about it. >> this is my brother. he loves me. >> all the police -- look it, i do not belong to the california department of corrections no more. i am discharged. i no longer have a prison number. i am discharged. i'm a free black man in america, let me live. that's all i want to do, live, enjoy my family. >> hymes has a new life ahead of him on the outside. >> bye, california correctional center! >> later we'll see where he is two months after release. >> officer brucell, also known as red bull, works in south block. >> my job is third watch. south block rotunda officer. my main job is to control the flow of traffic during chow and also during the course of the inmates returning back to the units because of medical or dental appointments or mental health appointments th

to i'm going to have to jump in here we're going to go to a short break and then i'm doing not sure break will. continue our discussion on syria stay with our. good lumber tour. to build a most sophisticated. mission to teach me. this is why you should care only. one of. so you. could have you with us here on our t.v. today i roll researcher. and we. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle remind you we're discussing the war in syria. ok phyllis right before the break you were very much in disagreement with would you like you are talking about the use usefulness of violence committed by the united states against syria go ahead well i think there's two points one is that what the president has proposed is a small surgical limited how many adjectives can we come up with to say it's going to be a really tiny military strike which is not designed to take out any capacity will kill people according to the pentagon because they admit that the cruise missiles are not very are not very controllable in terms of hitting their target so what are we really t

going to. fall obama's top officials banging the drums of war at a senate hearing in washington activists inside war torn syria become human guards to shield possible american targets. russia says it could only back the use of force in syria but only if it's proven by the u.n. that the charlotte assad ordered an alleged chemical attack last month and the security council votes for action. also a media watchdog condemns the u.k. government sustained use of strong arm tactics against the press saying security measures are putting harder and freedoms are brisk.

you know he's going to go off the deep end. >> it's going to hurt. but i don't know.have your heartbroken every day? their living situation is not normal at all. they hate each other, and they need to separate. >> want to get out of the house for a while? ride down to the beach? just go take a walk. >> i wouldn't say we were like a normal divorced couple. >> i don't feel like we are. >> i hate when people ask me about it because i don't have an answer for them. [ coughing ]. >> smoke another one. i know we're not happy. i absolutely know we're not happy. i hope that mediation ends this whole cycle because obviously we can't do it ourselves. we've tried. it is a lot easier to stay in misery and do what we're doing because it's very comfortable. we've been doing it for many years. >> we've been together for so many years, you're just -- >> yeah, but are you sure you don't just stay with me just because it's been that many years? >> oh, god. i got to [ muted ] get out of here for that one. this is just like a broken [ muted ] record. >> it goes around and around and arou

what you are going to hear tonight is going to be some new ideas and not so new ideas. you are going to hear some ideas that have been discussed in the past from our members of our committees, our community, you are also going to hear some new voices that are added to the mix. i think one of the most exciting aspects of this process has been the authenticity to which our students, community, food service workers, our parents have all engaged in this conversation to build a vision around what nutrition should like like around san francisco public schools. a vision is always a vision. it's where the rubber meets the sky. tonight's conversation is going to start to bring that conversation to where the rubber meets the road. while i'm going to give us a note of caution, where we could spend considerable time picking apart the vision as to how are we going to pay for that, how are we going to get around that regulation, this rule doesn't permit this or that, i'm going to ask you to goes with the process tonight. i'm going to ask us to go and respect the work that countless o

go go johnny go go ♪ go johnny go go ♪ go johnny go go ♪ go johnny go go johnny be good ♪ >>> hello everyoneuilfoyle along with juan williams, eric bolling, dana perino, it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." new comments from president obama this afternoon on syria. >> any agreement needs to are verifiable and enforceable. ultimately, what's needed for the underlying conflict is a political settlement that allows ordinary syrian sto get back to their homes, to rebuild, and to relieve the enormous suffering that's taking place. >> remarks come as

it's a go.s you can back up what you're selling because you're selling a pretty good product here i just hope that you can back it up. he's either going to make us look really good or make us look really bad. >> i'll be optimistic but you know, that's all that we can do. >> with future soldier interviews complete, staff can now concentrate on john madden's final step, passing the military exam to pave the way for enlistment in the navy. >> tomorrow's just basically going to be that honeymoon period where i get to stay up all night worrying and go to sleep at about 1:00 and wake up at 4:00 to get ready, but friday, friday i'll be going to the meps station to take my the asfab test. if i would have never been locked up, i'd probably be doing the same stuff, hanging with the same crowd. i would still be a people pleaser and a fit in. i've gained a lot from this program. >> the world needs to know that at one time you will encounter these kids again and so it's my job to make sure that these kids co

as you go all. right here are some of the headstones from the graves it for you this is a fruits that's what we don't want happen to change your all and we want to get some protection and make sure that we don't go into the chesapeake bay like uppers did in other communities. new york london. the whole world is on the whole. of the original one a further one down the end there are further to hang up the core of that building at the end of the street another one of the more transparent society gets the money or the pot the tears become we see military and state unfairly full says mobilized against people who blend into the city hobbit the city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless they are. fear that has a thousand on. on our t.v. . right to see. sir st louis and i think the church. on the reformers with the. instrument. to be in the mold. was. was. syria formally agrees to russia's proposal to hand over its chemical weapons to the yuan potentially pushing washington back from

i'm going to take it.eaucracy that bob costa mentioned, the fact is social security, medicare and medicaid are all bankrupt, period. and that is one of the great problems and stories of our time. and unfortunately neither the senate nor the house has come to grips with the fact that those age-old entitlements are bankrupt. we are looking at a $600 billion or $700 billion deficit if we calculated it right. and that's going to be one of the key points. i have to get out. >> can i please come back and debate that with you? >> yes, another time. jared bernstein and bob costa, thank you very much, gentlemen. >>> now it's time for our next special guest, texas govern rick perry is about to join us live to talk about the shutdown and taxes and more. he joins us. texas, the texas economy, stick around, folks. governor perry is coming up. i was made to work. make my mark with pride. create moments of value. build character through quality. and earn the right to be called a classic. the lands' end no iron dress shir

, go, go. >> get down!> get on the ground! >> get on the ground! >> get on the ground now! >> i want them out. put your hands on the back wall. let's go! >> come on down here and have a seat. i want you to sit down, take your hands off your head. gentlemen, those of you sitting on the floor, there will be no talking. >> open 17. >> you, have a seat right there facing the glass. we fired a ford thunder. basically it's a flash bang and a shotgun round. that's to get their attention and to get them to understand we mean business when we come through the door. it's called a dynamic entry. we dropped them all right where they were. >> the five suspected shot callers are removed from their cells without incident in a matter of minutes. >> we had a group of inmates five of them that are heads within their own races and they're trying to run the pod. so all we did was went to jail intel, we found out who they were, and now we've basically shifted them to the winds. >> dispersing the shot callers will help reduce ga

you will go, go, go! >> the wind is bad, but the gulf stream is going due north. it's a ride.at kind of ride. >> what about sharks? >> we had a great shark team, great guys. brave, experienced. they're just going to, in the black of nightthey're just in there, looking for eyes. and if the eyes are very far apart, it's a large animal. i thank them. they patrol, i see them all night in with me. >> at those times when it was really tough, when the wind was blowing hard, the squalls, what do you think about? you're such an inspiring person. what or whom inspires you? >> you know, sanjay, i'm just like every other human being. even the bravest soldier has souths, has fears. and i'm no different. but i decided before i went into this, no matter what happened, i don't want that experience again. i didn't want to be here packing up again, and deciding if it's worth trying again, do i have anything to bring to the party. my whole mantra this year was, find a way. you don't like it, you're not doing well, find a way. >> find a way, i like that. >> find a way. so it was really rough that

it's going to be it's going to spread throughout the region not to mention the fact that you're going to have one. huge humanitarian disaster on your hands if all assad should fall because he's actually protected all the minorities in the in that country for years and and now i just got a report this morning from damascus that. types just took over a. thousand year old christian church and looted it burned it and killed a bunch of people this is what this is the alternative to to what's going on in the united states is complicit in allowing this to happen michel and us and on a positive note can we still have geneva two point two got twenty seconds yes i think we can have geneva two i think and foreign minister lavrov has been pushing that i think i would hope that out of this g. twenty eight a geneva two can emerge and people can settle down and calm down and we can start getting this this whole thing and this is what the opposition has been trying to prevent is another is a genie able to simply because you know gentlemen thank you very much there's been a negotiating process many th

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in new york if i go to if you go to you i mean is this surveillance state and in the vastness that we've learned is it really justified if we can't deal with these kinds of issues. well i don't think that surveillance state is ever going to solve the problem of a crazy person who can get their hands on guns there is a real problem in the united states and that there is what i view as a terrorist organization that has complete control over congress i'm talking about the n.r.a. the national rifle association they're not going to rest until every man woman child and infant has a gun and that's that's a that is a huge problem it's a little bit separate from the n.s.a. problem with respect to the major telecom providers willingly giving their information to the government these are heavily regulated companies so it's fine for you or me to stand up for the first amendment the fourth amendment another. saying here what about if you say to the government should know it's wrong it's wrong what you're asking me under the fourth amendment and we've told our subscribers we protect your privacy i thi

. >> we're going to go over search and rescue in this class, go over some buildings and how you assess buildings. you already had classes on utility controls, correct? how about medical? did medical? okay, as i said, my name is alec, i'm on truck 11. let's go into some light search and rescue. before you start, what do you do? stop, look, listen and think. any time you pull up to an incident or you see something, you take a breath, assess the situation, use all your senses and think about what you are going to do. those are all components of what we call the size-up. there are many components to size up. what's one of the components to size up? gathering facts. you want to assess the type of damage there is. what kind of situation is it? what is the issue? is it a medical problem? if it's a medical, is it a big hurt or a little hurt? is it a rescue situation and if it's a fire, do you have the resources to control or extinguish that fire? how about your situation, do you have all your people? do you have all the resources that you need? have you collected all the material that you need

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, go, go. i started running. once we stopped, we went like a block and i asked them, you know, what's going on? they said a tall guy came in, he had a gun. he started shooting and we all just -- we all evacuated. i said, oh, i didn't know what was happening. >> did you see police presence in the navy yard at all at that point? >> at that point it was -- it looked like either a police officer or a security guard and she was -- that was the person that was yelling go, go, go. do not come this way. and i couldn't tell if she was police or just security. >> i was going to ask you, we are all wondering how a man armed with a gun could get into the u.s. navy yard and into a building. do you know? >> it's weird because you have to have a proper i.d. to get in that area without putting too much thought into it, they have to work for the government, some capacity to get on to that area. >> and nobody that you were running with recognized -- did anyone you were running with see the shooter? >> no. it sou

he is going to go for it or at least go to the line of scrimmage and at least bark out a few signals. >> al: so fourth down and a couple of links. >> cris: be careful now. tom brady sometimes can go quick count on a play like this and before the guys even know what happened, he sort of has the first down. >> al: or hard count. you talk about his proficiency going for a first down on third or fourth and one. when either he goes right to the middle or finds that hole. bob and jonathan kraft, watching their team try to stay undefeated. fourth and ijs. brady drops the ball. and atlanta is going to get it at the 38 yard line. so brady juggling the snap, coming away from it, wendell and atlanta gets a huge break with 1:50 and two time-outs. >> cris: it happened to them earlier this year. a fumble in a key situation. he was not going to sneak it for the second-straight time and he simply pulls out a little too soon. a lot f times centers when they know they have to get down so low the angle of the snap gets changed and you could see ryan wendell ducking his head quickly and you just wonder i

i'm not going to do it. you're going to sue me for what you're forcing me to buy.going to be there to catch the domino. >> i couldn't agree with you more. that is probably the area where we need the most focus. i'm not sure we have done nearly enough. the only answer is to really insure the title 2 with the orderly liquidation. for all reasons you mentioned we're not going to have the large rescues in the future. there are critical aspects which need to be implemented. we certainly need to have a long term debt requirement so the methodology called single point entry will work. we need to clier identify what will work with orderly liquidation fund. most important we need international cooperative approach dealing with the failure of large international institutions. we absolutely must get away from this nationalistic sense. >> nice to see you. >> my pleasure. >> does it concern you with the upcoming regulation that's going to be the banks in terms of competitive position? secondly, do you think the break up of investment banking and commercial bank as good positive

here you go.t like the putin -- >>gretchen: was that also a gaffe or was the c.b.o. planned? >> no. this was a study in response to a republican bill which wanted to delay the mandate for one year. this is what the c.b.o. says will be the financial result of that. >>brian: and the republicans can say they're getting what they wanted because they say if you give a break to businesses you've got to give a break to the everyday guy. >> i don't know what the obama administration is going to say about the $35 billion savings but it is a life line chucked out there at a critical moment because those exchanges have to start october 1. >>brian: half the states have not set them up? >> 21 states have not set them up. >>steve: stuart, if you look at the big jigsaw puzzle, which is obamacare, there are a whole bunch of big puzzle pieces that will never go into place. >> that is why i'm saying it is chaos. >>brian: also we have the debt ceiling coming up where republicans are saying, many in the house are say

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but here we go.ts, president obama continued to push for military intervention today. >> i do think that we have to act. because if we don't, we are effectively saying that even though we may condemn it and issue resolutions and so forth and so on, somebody who is not shamed by resolutions can continue to act with impunity. >> i'll tell you what, i don't mean to be disrespectful but that's almost like a leftover memo from the bush administration. secretary of state john kerry also continued his push for a strike on syria today. he warned, he warned us of grave consequences for america and the world if we don't take any action. >> syria, bottom line, is important to america and our security for many reasons. first, you can't overlook the danger that these weapons as you said in this syria accountability act posed to the middle east, to our allies, to to our friends. you can't overlook the threat that they face even to the united states ultimately if they fall into the wrong hands or if they are used w

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it keeps going. ladies and gentlemen a twisted metaphor. >> coming upéy:7ñ next, the oba administration wants us to think al qaeda is on the run. the president of somalia is warning the group that attacked the mall in kenya could come next to the united states. are we being told the truth about the united states threats? that's next on the five. >>> the al qaeda linked group al shabaab has claimed responsibility for the mall attack that killed dozens and injured dozens more. the group warns the attacks will continue. will the u.s. be targeted next? eric holder dismiss had the today. >> i would not say we have evidence al shabaab is planning to do anything in the united states. i'm not sure they have the capacity to do anything in the united states. it doesn't mean they were not taking the threat they posed as a p we are taking that as a serious one. >> the chairman of the house intelligence committee told fox news this administration needs to take al qaeda threats more seriously. >> if you believe al

i'm not going to make the argument and in fact i'm going to be going to go back to your earlier question will the islamists represent me and i can say absolutely not this is why thousands hundreds of thousands of people are protesting in syria against the replacement of one dictatorship with another and so the foreign jihadists of course don't have a voice and a future syria and no we're not going to transition overnight into a beautiful democracy we will have a messy transition but ultimately it is the will of the more than twenty million syrian people that must be done and they have spoken they have said they want regime change and they want a transition to democracy that is bound by the rule of law in which our government leaders are accountable and responsible so this is where. i think we would all agree to a civil war going on in syria so not everybody agrees on the. can you address the iranian issue because this is what a lot of a cynic would say this is just a strategy to get to iran. no question about it the administration the obama administration is motivated in part by the the

as go all. right here are some of the headstones from the graves it for you this is a fruits that's what we don't want happen to change your all and we want to get some protection and make sure that we don't go into the chesapeake bay like uppers did in other communities. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle true mind you we're discussing the war in syria and rush's peace proposal. ok we're going to go to marc and because i always know we have something important for us to hear so go right ahead my friend. well look there's a number of different concerns in syria if we get the syrian government to get rid of its chemical arsenal that's a plus for the entire world it's a plus for russia it's a plus for the united states it makes sure that one of the last regimes that has massive chemical weapons will disperse and get rid of those that would be terrific but wonderful result it also will show whether or not assad is serious about conforming to international n

work would go them. i want to thank our colleague for the infrastructure part of it. all our previous work has been handed over to the consulate and we're working on that and we have a kickoff meeting coming up. one go thing we're interested in is determining our public engagement strategy that we keep the public fully engaged as we move through the project. the next essentially by the way, side project has been moving along for a while and we're right now actively looking at a variety of green and gray solutions. once those have settled down we're moving forward with our technical program this fall to do the boring along the alignment. this is closely aligned with the seizing of the other assets how everything flows is all interrelated. the remaining projects are shown here the pump stations and the grit remove we've talked about. i want to highlight a little bit on our e i public workss the green gateway and others. we've been holding open houses and the most recent was for chinatown it was transmitted

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avoiding all the indications that say don't go, he's going to go. >> you think he's trying to protect his legacy? >> i have no idea why this man wants to kill a bunch of syrians. >> he wants to kill people who are delivering these weapons of mass destruction. >> you want to talk war powers act? if he doesn't do that, there has to be an imminent threat against the american people. where is it? >> there will be. if you allow this guy to get -- >> at that point, then you go. >> by allowing him to go ahead and do this, you pose an imminent threat to the american people. >> i think what bob's talking about is the argument of preemption and can president obama convince the american people, tonight in the interviews and in his prime-time speech tomorrow night, that he has a plan that will be a deterrent. that the military effort that he's proposing will be so disproportionate that assad will change his plans or his -- here's the worst -- this is the worst outcome. say that president obama does it, it's unbelievably small, and then chemical weapons are used again. >> sure. >> it's the plans a

there's going to be problems but the white house there's so much at stake for them they're going to make sure this is up and running effectively within a couple of weeks after october 1st. so then consumers can start their coverage on january 1 or they can wait until the end of march. that's the cutoff date for open enrollment. but if most americans don't have coverage in 2014 they will face a fine on their taxes next year. that's that individual mandate, the requirement that everybody gets in the pool. >> jonathan, what about these bigger issues with obamacare, that may -- and how serious will they be? we've got the unions last week coming out and upset about the multiemployer plans and lack of subsidies and really had some pretty hamp words -- harsh words about obamacare but then they said we've got to talk about this behind closed doors. but then we've got the cleveland clinic announcing millions of dollars of cutbacks, home depose, walgreen's, other companies, trader joe's all these companies making major changes many of whom are saying they're not going ohave the employees work