he is entering the age where his hair turns gray. >> does that happen? >> are you going completely bald. you are one of the gois that has really, really great hair and then it is gone. >> not with propecia. >> who is she? is that a girl you are dating? >> brooke, is this another liberal media conspiracy to see how badly we have treated mr. obama? >> it happens to all presidents. they all go gray because as you said they work so hard. i am just not sure why it is happening to president obama. he is golfing when he should be mourning the death of an american citizen, foley. he is not paying attention to his security briefings on isis, apparently. he is asleep at the wheel with benghazi. that was a surprise. and ebola, i mean he is not closing the borders. iffy bow law does not scare the [bleep -- if ebola does not scare the] bleep [out of you, i don't know. >> i think she stepped over the line there. >> joe, in the green room you were saying you like gray hair on a man as long as it is attached to a fat wallet. >> and it usually is. see i think obama is not

my growing number of gray hairs entitles me to do there is once in a while. we are all engaged in extremely demanding and stressful jobs. but the stress that's of you faced yesterday was really ynld and above anything that -- really beyond and above anything of any us were expecting to face. would i just say while we resume our duties -- and i'll talk about that in a moment. i encourage everybody here to take care of their health. be sure you find some time to

. >> somebody with gray hair -- >> okay. >> who wants to push my little 20-year-old sister.going to defend my sister, she's 20 years old. >> and then a guy comes out of nowhere -- >> and in front of everybody, and says come on you [ bleep ] i've never seen this guy in my life. >> we should say that no charges have been filed in connection with this fight. other witness interviewed by police say the palins sb s int gaited the brawl. >>> it was billed as fangate 2. nothing has come from the debate between rick scott and past governor charlie crist. it was outright nasty. and the two shook hands and then came out swinginging. >> i know what it's like to watch a parent lose a car -- i know the people -- i watched my parents struggle when my brother couldn't get health care. so, charlie, you grew up with plenty of money. >> we lived in a small apartment in atlanta when my dad was delivering newspapers to make ends meet. so you don't know me, and you can't tell my story. and i can't tell you. but i know you're worth $200 million, and bless you for that wealth, rick, but the way yo

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. >> reporter: this is going to give us gray hairs.uylkill expressway is closed between montgomery and girard, a vehicle overturned, very serious injuries. all eastbound lanes are shut down. luckily they have reopened the westbound lanes, but traffic is moving slowly, head for the river drive if you're in a car, if you're in a truck take belmont to girard to get back on the eastbound side of 76. a crash from the media one bypass at 252 involving an overturned vehicle there, as well. >> reporter: even though the rain is pushing off to the north an east, the roads are wet and we have the leaf cover that could make roads worse. the rain is dieing down in southeastern pennsylvania. trenton has lingering showers and bucks county, southern montgomery county a little damp, but improving. in the wake of the rain, the temperatures in southeastern pennsylvania ennorth and western suburbs are cool. 64 in pottstown, 60 in coatsville. 59 in oxford. in western and southern chester county. 59 in fleetwood. 61 in quakertown. mid 60s closer to the dela

. >> gray hair. she went to push my 20-year-old sister. to defend my sister. >> guy came out of nowhere and pushed her. >> a guy comes out of nowhere pushes me on the ground takes me by my feet. >> no charges were filed as a result of the brawl. >>> renee zellweger has the interwebs buzzing. the oscar winning actress looks very different at the el's 21st annual women in hollywood awards earlier this week many people were quick to notice the facial distinction between zellweger at the event versus how she appeared in past films which is on the left. the actress responded to the internet chatter overnight in a statement to peopling a magazine, zellweger says she looks different because she is healthier and happier than ever. >> 4:58 now. dozens of atv's and street bikes create dangerous conditions through the streets of philadelphia. wild >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 5 o'clock on this wednesd

privilege of working with doctor tamas a while back, 20 years plus now and neither one of us had gray hair and i actually had hair on my ahead. i come before you today to address the issue of the under funding of the african american cbos. and as former member of san francisco state and uc berkeley, for several years. and that, my colleagues were kind of run away from me. at times they love me, but they know that i have the certain projects in terms of community based research that i will be engaged in, and the money is inefficient that is being funded towards them and you asked us to operate under friendship rather than need and the true economic equity and it is almost as it is racism for a better work and every time, i go before even with the feds or the state and it is like, your people and you people, just like when we had in the 90s, for the breast cancer. and the data came out of bay view hunter's point and we would debate with dr. gillis here and did the initial and the women in morin county got the money. i am looking at the women and i am going to the funerals and they have seen

it's a gray haired guy. i think it's some of the exec executives coming through right now, some of the front office staff just before we get more of the players double decker buses there. kind of hard to see who these particular people are. let's go to michelle and frank at the other end of the parade. it's coming your way, trust me. you have to be hearing the crowd roaring by now. >> reporter: out here they're watching the jumbo tron. they're not too far away from the parade. they're are excited about seeing their favorite players on stage, scheduled to speak today is mayor ed lee, larry bear, pablo and of course madson bumgarner. i have to tell you guys i lost frank. i think he wanted to start a mosh pit. >> reporter: i always wanted to be a rock star. this is about as close as i'm ever going to get. how are we doing, guys? >> [screams] >> reporter: are you ready for the parade? >> [screams] >> reporter: i kind of thought so. these are the people in the front row with the bum underwear and the whole thing.

the woman describes the man as homeless with long gray hair and a beard. he wore a green army jacket and dark pants and stood about 5'9" tall. this happened at the safeway on hamilton avenue on september 24th about 10:00 in the morning. he ran out of the store after it happened. >>> a building demolition in san francisco's financial district went terribly wrong this morning. here's a look at what happened. crews were tearing down this building on pine street when the facade fell forward on to the street. the bricks crushed a wood barrier set up for pedestrians and tumbled on to several driving lanes. it was supposed to fall inward. no cars or pedestrians were in the area at the time. >>> san francisco firefighters and pg & e crews dealt with a gas leak. a car smashed into a house and severed a gas line on arganaut avenue and visitation valley just after 10:00 this morning. no one was hurt. that's the good news. but officials did evacuate people within a 100 foot radius of the leak until it was capped. >>> fleet week wrapped up today and people just did not

she is now 59, has gray hair, and a grandson. >> my mom wants to drive through mcdonald's and get a happy meal. [ laughter ] >> reporter: mel len was sentenced to life on the testimony of a woman the court now knows had a history of lying to get back at people and whose own police officer sister called her a pathological liar. the attorney said the case shouldn't go to trial. the woman's testimony was changed and contradicted by the coroner's findings but that didn't come to light until innocence matters which works with the wrongly accused took her cause last year. >> she was convicted because it was a titillating story that the d.a. ran with. >> reporter: her youngest was 7 when his mother went to prison. he now has a tattoo depicting his heartbreak of growing up without a mother. his older sister had to fill her shoes. >> i was the one that had to come home and, um, sit them down and tell them mom is never coming home. >> reporter: there are memories to build and adjustments. mellon was so isolated in prison, she just learned cell phones now carry pictures. and her family is hopeful fr

. >>> he should be easy to spot, older man with long, gray hair and a beard. campbell police are trying to track him down. they say he exposed himself to a woman outside the safe way store on hamilton avenue in campbell last month. the woman described the man as possibly being homeless and wearing a green army jacket. she says the man ran off when she entered that safe way store. >>> drastic times call for drastic measures. the san jose police department is considering a plan to help cover its severe staffing shortage. require all full-time officers to work overtime. it's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. robert honda joins us live from police headquarters with more on this plan. what's prompting the department to do this now? >> reporter: you can imagine the prospect of mandatory overtime is generating a lot of buzz. the top brass is looking for input from cops on this new plan because officials say right now, they just can't fill the patrol staffing gaps. san jose police have been trying stopgap measures to solve its staffing shortage. even as the for

hair museum. look at that gray in there. >> there's no such thing as gray hair. absence of pigmentation. gray doesn't exist. >> again, you're hitting us with this kind of information we want on the show. so when you see products called touch of gray, it's a touch of bull crap. it doesn't exist. >> green eyes, beautiful. >> you're very kind. thank you. >> go ahead and pulverize it. put it in your hand and start cutting. make little pieces. cut, cut, cut. working with hair is not easy. >> i never thought i would get hair in my palms. >> keep your mind on what you're doing. there's five pedals to make that flower. so you would have to cut enough hair to put on all these pedals. >> good. >> he's got beautiful hair. it's gorgeous. >> it's almost creepy. it's like there's an marge fan in front of his face all the time. >> now put some elmer's glue on that and cover it. >> you can use hair from my part of the body? >> yes. >> the show just got a little weird. to each his own. too much? >> you're going a good job there. >> thank you. do me a favor, cut some of his hair, w

one day you look in the mirror and start seeing gray hair. where did that come from? look up and you have aged 20 years. >> if you do something good and positive, you get good rewards. but if you do negative, bad things in life, your reward is going to be bad things. the bible tell us, do unto others as you would have them do unto you. you will reap what you sew. >> alvin mckellen understands the meaning of reap what you sew as well as anyone. he is doing a 12 years sentence for drug possession. even though most days he has woken up at dawn to be shackled for his restricted labor job. he says it's better than the all tern tough. >> my father told me never to be a stranger to work. this is doing something to keep from wasting away. >> you got to take care of your body so it can take care of you. >> every shackle has two locks on it. you have two sets of keys. it's security, in case they get a hold of one of our key chains. they probably won't get ahold of two. >> you will trip on them all day long. you have to secure them. >> get your bags, two at a time, starting up f

hair museum. okay. look at that gray in there. what a disaster. >> there's no such thing as gray hair. absence of pegmentation. again, you're hitting us with all of the information that we need on this show but all too rarely get. pulverize it. put it in your hand and start cutting. make little bitty pieces out of it. just cut and cut and cut. working with hair is not easy. >> you know, i never thought i'd get hair on my palms. do you know what gives you hair on your palms? yeah, you do. >> keep your mind on what you're doing. >> you would have to cut enough hair to put on all of these petals. >> he's got beautiful hair. it's almost creepy. >> now i want you to put some glue on that to coverage. >> coverage? >> can you use hair from any part of the body. the show just got a little weird. whatever, to each his own. >> too much? you've done a good job there. >> well, thank you. do me a hair. cut some of his hair, would you? take all you need to cover some romance novel. any bald spots back there. >> no. >> how am i doing. doing okay on that until now. >> oh, beautiful. hurry-up and cut b

hair museum. >> okay. >> look at that gray in there. what a doctors. >> there's no such thing as gray hair. whi white, absence the pigmentation. gray doesn't exist. >> again, you're hitting this with the kind of information we crave on this show but all too rarely get. when you see those products called a touch of gray, that's a touch of bull crap. doesn't exist. >> green eyes do. those are beautiful. >> you're very kind. thank you. >> go ahead and pulverize it. go ahead and cut it. make little pieces out of it. >> i never thought i would get hair in my palms. you know what hair in your palms is. sure you do. >> keep an eye on what you're doing. there's five petals to make that flower, so you would have to cut enough hair to put on all these petals. >> good. because want to use some of taylor's hair. look at his hair, man. am i right? >> he's got beautiful hair. it's gorgeous. >> it's almost creepy. like there's an imaginary fan in front of his face all the time. >> now, i want you to put some elmer's glue on that. cover it. >> cover it? >> uh-huh. >> can you use hair from any part of the b

hair museum. >> rook at thlook at that gray . what a disaster. >> there's no such thing as gray hair. esn't exist. >> again, you're hitting us with the kind of information that we crave on this show but all too rarely get. so when you see those products called a touch of gray, that's a touch of bull crap is what that is. >> yes. >> doesn't exist. >> uh-uh. green eyes do. those are beautiful. >> you're very kind. thank you. when you say start -- >> pulverize it. put it in your hand and start cutting. make little bitty pieces of it and just cut, cut, cut. see, working with hair is not easy. >> you know, i never thought i'd get hair in my palms. you know what gets hair in your palms, right? yeah, you do. sure, you do. nancy does. >> keep your mind on what you're doing. there's five petals to make that flower. so you would have to cut enough hair to put on all these petals. >> good. because i want to use some of taylor's hair. look at his hair, man. am i right? >> he's got beautiful hair. it's gorgeous. >> it's almost creepy. it's like there's an imaginary fan in front of his face all the

. >> there is no such thing as gray hair.'t exist. >> again, the kind of information we crave on the show, but all too rarely get. when you see the products, touch of gray. a touch of bull crap is what that is. doesn't exist. pulverize it. put it in your hand. start cutting. make little bitty pieces out of it. cut and cut and cut. working with hair is not easy. there is five petals, make that flower. cut enough hair to put on all the petals. >> good. i want to use some of taylor's hair. am i right. >> he has beautiful hair. gorgeous. >> almost creepy. like an imaginary fan in front of his face all the time. >> now i want you to put elmer's glue on that. to each his own. >> too much. too -- >> you are doing a good job there. >> thank you. >> do me a favor. cut some of his hair, would you? take all you need. the cover of some romance novel. >> any bald snots hpots? awe doing okay until now. >> hurry up and cut. i have another project for you. >> went as fast as i can. taylor's hair is like thick rope. will you take the flower,

you to provide a little bit of advice to my colleagues, i think my position in growing number of gray hairs entitles me to do this once in a while, and that is just to say that we all here are engaged in extremely demanding and stressful jobs. but the stress that many of you faced yesterday was really beyond and above anything that any of us are really expecting to face. i would just say while we resume our duties, and i'll talk about that in a moment, i would encourage everybody here to take care of their health, be sure that you find some time to relax in the next little while, and also, if any of you -- because we are not all in perfect health, if any of you are suffering any undue physical stress because of what occurred yesterday, please take the time to see a physician and get that checked out. [ applause ] i also want to say to khcanadia. we're used to the feedback we get from canadians, most of it in the form of brit bats and some of it deserved, but in this case, mr. speaker, i think we all appreciate the warm wishes from people across the country and we thank them, all of us. [ ap

you to provide a little bit of advice to my colleagues, i think my position and growing number of gray hairsitles me to do this once in a while [laughter]? >> and that is just to say we all here are engaged in extremely demanding and stressful jobs. but the stress that many of you faced yesterday was really beyond and above anything that any of us are really expecting to face. i will just say while we resume our duties -- and i'll talk about that in just a moment -- i encourage everybody here to take care of their health. be sure that you find some time to relax in the next little while and also if any of you -- because we are not all in perfect health -- if any of you are experiencing any uncue due fizz critical stress as a result of yesterday, please take the time to see a physician and check that out. [applause] >> i also just want to say to canadians, we heard a lot of feedback from canadians yesterday. we are all used to the regular feedback we get from canadia canadians laugh . some of it deserved. i think in this case mr. speaker we all experienced the tremendous outpouring of affecti

you to provide a little bit of advice to my colleagues, i think my position and growing number of gray hairsitles me to do this once in a while, and that is just to say we all here are engaged in extremely demanding and stressful jobs but the stress that many of you faced with yesterday was really beyond and above anything that any of us are really expecting to face. i will say while we resume our duties and we will talk about that in a moment, i would encourage everybody here to take care of their health. be sure that you find some time to relax in the next little while. and also if any of you, because we are not all in perfect health, if any of you are experiencing any undue physical stress as a result of what occurred yesterday, please take the time to see a physician and get that checked out. [ applause ] i also just want to say to canadians, we heard a lot of feedback from canadians yesterday. we are all used to the feedback we get regularly from canadians. much of it in the form of brit backs, and some of it deserved. in this case, mr. speaker, i think we all experienced a tremendous o

. >> except for cullen's story and description of dash as a man with a streak of gray hair, they hado leads. in new york, the saboteurs lived the high life. they stayed in hotels, shopped at macy's and ate in posh restaurants. but george dash began having a change of heart. >> the realization struck dash, who did know a lot about the united states, about the puny size of their capabilities and the immense strength of the united states. a sense of futility probably came over him. he was a saboteur, he would be executed. nothing that would make his sacrifice worthwhile in a broad scheme of the german war effort. >> dash convinced ernest berger to join him in betraying the mission. >> he said his name was george dash. he had just come back from germany. i was in charge of the sabotage unit and i had four agent supervisors underneath. >> duane tray nor joined the fbi in 1948. he married his high school sweetheart. he earned a law degree and was paid the princely sum of $100 a month. when he heard the fbi was paying $3200 a year, traynor joined the bureau. >> had you had any sabotage case

white hair, gray hairs. going bald. life is over with. is this place stressful? hell yeah it's stressful. this is one of the stressfullest things you can do. try to think of anything you can do that relieves a little bit of stress you know from drawing a picture to, lifting weights. to i mean, anything. it's horrible. nobody wants to do this. >> 407? >> isolated among the rural farming communities of southwestern indiana, the wabash vally correctional facility is 380 acres of concrete, razor wire and broken dreams for the more than 2,000 inmates incarcerated at this maximum security prison. they arrive from all over the state. but superintendent dick brown who runs wabash, and began his career as a corrections officer here 19 years earlier, has seen a big change in the population. >> through the door, please. >> traditionally most of the prisoners were from inner cities, gary, indianapolis, south bend, fort wayne. now we're seeing a lot more from rural communities. i think that's due in part to the methamphetamine problem. the ingredients for methamphetamine come

. >> some lady with gray hair who wants to push my little 20-year-old sister.d my sister. >> okay. >> she's 20 years old. a guy comes out of nowhere, takes me and pushes me in my thong dress in front of everybody -- and says [ bleep ] come on -- [ bleep ] i don't know this guy, i've never seen this guy in my life. >> no charges have been filed in connection with this fight. other witnesses interviewed by police said the palins instigated the altercation. >>> tom coburn going after waste spending. the senator unveiled what he called his "wastebook 2014" what he believes are the most egregious guidelines for federal spending. $300,000 for what he described as synchronized swimming for sea monkeys. and $1.5 million, he says, spent to monitor attendance at science festivals. >>> let's take a look at what's coming up on "new day." worth it at any price joins us to discuss the day's events. >> no government waste here. >> absolutely not. >> i'm surpriseded you let that go by sea monkeys you let that go by? >> synchronized, with cuomo, that's a given. >> we're followi

a gray haired retired general, america's leading citizen set off on september 22 from his land at washington's bottom for a so-day cross-country trek across an unknown and unmarked route. he traveled light, sending back most of his supplies and attendants with james craig over the conventional route. he headed on horseback in the wild with only his nephew, perhaps an attendant and at times a local guide. there are walnut and crab tree bottoms which are very rich, he wrote. at some point the travelers followed broad trails. others, they simply bush whacked. the rain continued off and on throughout the trip making the way miserable. over six feet tall, broad in the hips and riding high on his horse, washington continually pushed through wet branches that soaked him through the bone. the route went over ridges through glade and across rivers. rough live 35 miles per day in a southerly direction. traveling without a tent, the party ate and slept in private homes if possible, outside if not. imagine the surprise of an isolated local settlor when the legendary general appeared unannounced at his doo

the arc light indoors, the light made everybody look so cadaverous, you know, every wrinkle and gray hair stood out. many people after attending an event with an arc light said i'm never going near an arc light again. >> somehow i'm thinking main frames versus pcs. >> can you talk about the various attempts that were tried? >> the filament was one of the missing pieces. you needed to have a vacuum bulb an many people tried to do this, it was really late developments in the improvement of create ago vacuum that allowed a lot of these people to have a break through. when edison developed the filament he was working on the entire system. he was thinking not just of the missing piece, but of an entire integrated system that could go into the marketplace? >> he envisioned the whole thing from end to end. >> even the meter, he had to invent a meter to put on people's housing so they knew they were getting what they were paying for. >> he thought in systemic pieces about these big problems. >> that seems to be the thing that meant that he emerged out of this contest as the person we remember as

i said, i'm fighting, i have gray hair. he said listen, it's a little bit nerve racking for us, too. we have the utmost confidence in him. that was big. and we talked to him after the game yesterday. the fact he could come up there in a big spot after game five in 2012, after losing -- really just giving up the lead in @ last game to do what he did and get through that adversity. huge for him and huge for this team. >> geo gonzalez on the mound. going up against ryan what do you think about that matchup? >> he is 3-0 with an e.r.a. of 1. that's one thing to look at. the nationals are really beat him up pretty nasty in the two games this season. there are four or five guys that hit him hard. i feel confident that the nats can get to him early. that will be the key. it's all about locating the curve ball and he has to keep his emotions in check. he's a very emotional guy. he can be successful. >> i know these teams never want to look back. we talked about today's game, but i want to talk about what happened yesterday. the ram

. >> he has gray hair, i don't, but we're the same age, grew up together. >> not easy. we made a lot of sacrifices. >> you stop in for a quick burger, you know you're going to get a good meal and always a fair price. >> we keep it simple. it's worked for us. >> run into a lot of friends, as i just did while we were here. >> spoke to anybody in the neighborhood still? >> aisle always popping in. >> even the owners of the shop know how to put together the burgers are right? >> hundreds and hundreds of thousands. i like half pounders with cheese. >> like the french fries. >> double hamburger. >> french fries. >> the best french fries in the whole world. >> it's shame you got to take it home. most people eat it in the parking lot because it tastes better. >> what's going on? >> listen, i need my tuna on a bun, grilled cheese and need to pay less than three dollars. >> we take pride in -- >> 4.92. >> always a great burger and a great owner so we love it here. >> did you spot my friend, bryan? he stopped by there that was great surprise. thank you to real people, bill and phi

. >> gray hair. who wants to push my little, my 20-year-old sister. i'm going to defend my sister.s 20 years old. the guy comes out of nowhere. pushes me on the ground. takes me by my feet, in front of everybody, come on you, [ bleep ]. come on you [ bleep ]. get the [ bleep ] out of here. i don't know this guy. i have never seen this gin uy iy life. >> to be clear. no files charcharges filed. >> you are listening to some body who grew up in the ozarks, don. come on. i look at it like this? did they win the fight? the story, not that they lost the fight, is it. no it is not. >> so. does this affect the palin, so-called palin dynasty at all? do you think, van? >> well you, know i think it adds, more color to the same kind of you, know family die naming problems you have had. sarah palin. people forget. she had the democratic party shaking in our boots in 2008. she cam out. gave that speech at the convention. hands down one of the best convention speeches not by a woman by any body. people were running for the hills. she managed to tear apart her own legacy both with bizarre tweets.

the blue after 9 years of hard work at the planning commission testifying that used to have non-gray are hair about the need to develop transit and housing and nexus studies were done and fees put in place and the discount i dissent plan was hijacked until the planning department agreed that office development had to pay for housing so we were very effective in getting in place the transit impact development fee and the jobs housing and linkage fee after that we took it to the ballot and after the eir had already been done and the planning department said this is the amount of space we said you can have that amount of space you can't have more because we can't build a housing as fast as needed and the whole assumption in the downtown plan was that the use of - the primary office use is concentrated in the discount u discounted area not south of market in the mission and dog patch and mission bay because the entire transit system that's been built up by billions of investment from the city was concentrated and funneled to people in the downtown what we think of as downtown the financial distri

about 40, 5'8" to 5'10" work a slim build and black and gray facial hair. we have who live in the area say they're concerned. >> hopefully predator will be caught. that's what we're hoping. i'm hoping really hard. >> i don't walk by myself. i'm real cautious of who i speak to and where i'm at. >> reporter: police are hoping someone in that neighborhood recognizes the picture of the suspect from the september incident. there is a very significant financial incentive. a 25,000 reward. live at prince george's county police headquarters. >>> she left court with her face covered accused of having sexual contact with a student. symone greene pleaded not guilty. court documents say she gave oral sex to a student she met on her first day at the school in d.c. greene is 22 years old, the student, 17. he secretly recorded the encounter and started showing to it classmates. when the school found out they called d.c. police. >>> fresh out of the hospital. a journalist who covered ebola and has recovered is talking about his recovery. you will recall, he contracted ebol

detectives say the older man with long gray hair and a beard exposed himself to a woman outside of the safe way store on hamilton avenue last month. the woman described him as possibly being homeless and wearing a green army jacket. she told campbell police the man followed her as she walked and then ran off when she entered that safe way on hamilton. >>> a little girl in michigan may be the latest victim of the enterovirus d-68. 21-month-old madeline reid died on friday. doctors say she'd been battling the enterovirus d-68 when her heart failed. lab tests will have to confirm if the virus was directly responsible for madeline's death and five others. >> those investigations are still under way. but i must say, at the top of the list of possibilities is that this enterovirus may have produced those illnesses. >> the numbers are sobering. take a look at this map. nearly 700 people have been infected in 46 different states. most of the victims are kids. there is good news. doctors believe the number of cases is reducing. >>> house leaders are looking at the protocol for working with ebol

. >> some lady who gray hair who wants to push my little 20-year-old sister, i'm going to defend my sisterpushed me on the ground, takes me by my feet, in my dress, in my thong dress in front of everybody. come on, you [ bleep ], come on. i don't know this guy. i have never seen this guy in my life. >> if you're shaking your head about the way she handled that news, you're not alone. on thursday, costello issued this apology. over the past few days, i have been roundly criticized for a brawl involving the palin family. in retrospect, i deserve such criticism and i would like to apologize. she's not the only tv host expressing regrekt about that day. >> the palins are presumed guilty. are presumed to be a punch line, are presumed to be a joke. and there is the very real possibility that something terrible happened to them. and so, yeah, i think we all shot first, and asked questions later. >> i think we should give the last word here to bristol palin. she wrote this on her blog. i was pushed and held down by some guy. and the media salivates like a dog that has just been given a bone. viole

but i tell them, don't let this gray hair fool you. i'm kind to everybody, and most people don't understand that here. they come here, they are used to being in a crack house or living in a box under a bridge somewhere and they don't understand the kindness i give them. >> but many of schneider's 780 victims believe she dished out anything but kindness to them. >> miss schneider, i want you on the wall, please. put your hands on the wall. make sure you don't have anything on you. >> schneider was convicted of securities fraud. authorities say she ran a ponzi scheme that netted $60 million from hundreds of investors, including close friends and family. >> what i did was not a ponzi scheme. bernie madoff was a ponzi scheme. he took people's money and he spent it on himself. i invested all of it in real estate. >> lead the way. >> yes. >> schneider's real estate plan involved developing a retail and entertainment center in a cleveland suburb. the center was never built, and only $10.5 million of the money snyder raised was ever recovered.

i had gray hairs in the beginning. and now back to black. ready to go. ready for the next game. >> reporter: giants flags flew and rally rags spun. fan s knew this was a pivot cal game thanks to the generosity of a bay area couple. i don't want to take those from you. i know how much they mean. i said no way, i couldn't do it. and she didn't give me much of an option. if you met grace, she's pretty persistent. >> reporter: grace witt and her husband donated their tickets. they drove up from southern california last night to be here with former army medic brian ju jurgens. he's just excited to be here. >> excited. >> reporter: jurgens has had a long fight back from brain injuries after his humvee ran over a bomb in afghanistan. he also lost both legs, but thanks to prosthetics and lots of physical therapy, he was able to stand up. lots of fans were on their feet for this riveting game. for the first half, this pack of royals fans was pretty loud. >> let's go, royals! >> reporter: but in the end, the giants fought back. >> the giants are going to win in si

some laid we gray hair who pushed my sister. >> a guy comes out of nowhere and pushes me on the groundn front of everyone and come up here [ bleep ], i don't know this guy. i've never seen this guy in my life. [ bleep ]. >> that's what i don't get. why do these bad guys -- [ inaudible ] >> i think that long bleep was my favorite part. we should point out no charges were filed in this incident and in a september 19th facebook post sarah palin defended her daughter saying, quote, i love my bristol. my kids' defense of my family makes my heart soar. you can thank me later. still to come in the newsroom. the texas hospital where the first man diagnosed with ebola on u.s. soil admits it made a mistake. cnn is in dallas. upon. >> good morning, carol. the hospital executives say it let its kwaurd down. we'll dig deeper into the case of thomas eric duncan when cnn returns. an important message for americans eligible for medicare. the annual enrollment period is now open. now is the time to find the coverage that's right for you ...at the right price. the way to do that is to explore your optio

i had gray hairs in the beginning. and now back to black. ready to go. ready for the next game. >> reporter: giants flags flew and rally rags spun. fans knew this was a pivotal game. these fans got to see it thanks to the generosity of a bay area couple. i don't want to take those from you. i know how much they mean. i said no way, i couldn't do it. and she didn't give me much of an option. if you met grace, she's pretty persistent. >> reporter: grace witt and her husband donated their tickets. so marine sergeant a.j. drove up from southern california last night to be here with former army medic brian jurgens. he is just as excited to be here. >> excited. >> reporter: jurgens has had a long fight back from brain injuries after his humvee ran over a bomb in afghanistan. he also lost both legs, but thanks to prosthetics and lots of physical therapy, he was able to stand up. lots of fans were on their feet for this riveting game. for the first half, this pack of royals fans was pretty loud. >> let's go, royals! >> reporter: but in the end, the giants fought

every wrinkle and gray hairs stood out. many people after attending in a fight with an arc light said i'm never going near electric -- attending an event with an arc light said, i'm never going near electric light again. about the actual technology that enabled this to happen. the key development of the lightbulb itself was a filament. was the lighting agent. can you talk about the various attempts that were tried and what edison's science was in his breakthrough on this? >> it's a complicated system. the filament was one of the missing pieces. everybody recognize that carbon was the right element to use, it would incandescent at higher temperatures. many people tried to do this. it was late developments in the improvement of creating the vacuum that allowed a lot of these people to have a breakthrough at the same time. you also needed a dynamo to steady current of electricity at a reasonable cost. when edison developed the filament, he was also working on the entire system. he was thinking not just of the missing piece, bu

school, and my wife says we're not moving, now is the time to -- there's a lot of guys that have gray hair like myself and there's a lot of incredible young individuals that are just starting families. so there's no better time politically to have that discussion. there's no better time technologically to have that discussion. the discussions are ongoing. then what you start to come back to, and bob i'll be a softball for you, buddy, is the constituent situation. that's my tower, that's my backyard. i'll stop talking and leave it for bob. >> we're all in on this one. that is a real political constraint. members of congress really hate to give up, even a facility that has two people in their district. it's jobs in the district. they just live and breathe to protect those. and yet as mel says, the technology now makes it possible, particularly since so many of the facilities have so much deferred maintenance, they really should be replaced. but if you replace all of them where they are today, we're going to waste a fortune. we can't afford to do that. coming up with a sensible consolidation

. >> if i had your schedule, i would have all gray hair.r schedule is amazing and also quite brutal. you are in high demand. people want to know what you will say. thehe u.s., what about political situation? you have sounded off on what is going on in congress. it seems sexy gop is going to win control of the senate and we a republican congress and a democratic white house. will that be a catalyst at all for growth? >> i think it is going to make things worse. more divided government will gridlock.re reform, corporate taxes, energy policy, the debt ceiling, entitlement reform, we need lots of other structural reform. none of these things are going to happen because there is going to be even more division. if republicans when the senate, they are going to posture even more and the next two years will result in gridlock and fundamental issues. , the longere wait growth is going to be negatively affected. we have a long list of structural reforms in the united states and we have not done any of them for the last decade. >> if there is one you

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is there she does wear that gray hair so beautifully. purpose. the nonprofit group, the canine war -- warrior canine connection held the graduation ceremony over the weekend. they celebrate the placement of six more dogs into the work force, ready to serve their duty, helping injured combat veterans. the clatsz all golden retrievers and labs, will asis their partners. many of them suffer from ptsd. they would not be able to leave the house without these dogs. some dogs fetch medicines and other essentials for daily life. it's a potential career path for the veterans who will become service dog trainers. congratulations to the veterans and to the dogs. >> such a fantastic program. >> cannot say enough about than president. >> good one. >> you can learn a lot from youtube, as we do, i feel, every day. this morning, epic xachexamples fishing dos and don'ts. you want to fish, don't have the equipment. you use makeshift thing. see, sir, that is why a longer pole is essential. that's not what you do. here's what you do do. please, vich the vid

my growing number of gray hairs entitles me to do there is once in a while.remely demanding and stressful jobs. but the stress that's of you faced yesterday was really ynld and above anything that -- really beyond and above anything of any us were expecting to face. would i just say while we resume our duties -- and i'll talk about that in a moment. i encourage everybody here to take care of their health. be sure you find some time to relax in the next little while. also if any of you -- because we are not all in perfect health. if any of you are experiencing physical stress as a result of what occurred yesterday, please take the time to see a physician and get that checked out. [applause] i also just want to say to canadians, we heard a lot of feedback from canadians yesterday, we are all used to the feedback we get very regularly from canadians, much, much it in the form of brick bats and some of it deserves. but in this case i think we all experienced the tremendous outpouring of warmth and affection and good wishes from people a the country and we thank t