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and grayson and i are like pools. we're still sticking our toes in each other. grossest thing i have ever said. i'm gonna go throw up. i wanna get comfortable before people start judging us, you know? i feel like we might have a shot-- ellie, are you listening to me? if the conversation goes on too long without being about me, i'm out! you look so beautiful today. i'm back in. check out what i found on this medical web site. get everyone over henow. here's the most important part of the medical study. "women who consumed a moderate amount of alcohol "had a lower risk of becoming overweight during 12 years of follow-up." bam. i don't get it. drinking keeps women skinny. oh, my god! this is bigger than curing cancer. and all together now, if it's on the internet... (all) it must be true! exactly. now, everyone... (singsongy) sip, please. afternoon, booze bags. what are we celebrating today? science. big week, huh? graduating from high school. why are you pretending to care? just trying it out. not a huge fan. the ceremony's this friday, correct? (click) what? fanc

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grayson even sported his lucky orange bootees. >> so nice to see the players with their families. >>>ter, little lee posey in his father's arms during one of buster's many post game interviews. and i've got to tell you, this guy most certainly stole the show. >> he stepped up for us so many times this year. >> and -- [ babbling ] >> you know what, that's all we needed to hear, anyway. are you ready to go to the world series? >> the world! >> absolutely. >> stole the show. and he thought, that's my cue. he grabs the mic on national television. we don't really know what he said. but let's face it, doesn't really matter. lee's twin sister addison close by with her mother kristen, soaking in the spotlight there. >>> 6:27 now. will they be up or down? the opening bell just moments away on the markets and we are keeping an eye, just ahead. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly

appropriate socks. >> grayson is one stylish baby. i don't know what language lee posey is speaking, but we're still looking into that. >> he can say whatever he wants. his dad is buster posey. >>> the giants have until tuesday to play the first game of the world series. another big game is this sunday. >> that's right. the 49ers in denver for sunday night football. it will be a contest for the 49ers' defense going up against one of the best quarterbacks in the league. peyton manning could make history-breaking brett favre's record for most touchdown passes thrown. manning has thrown 506, two short of the record. you can see the game here on nbc bay area, your broadcast home of the san francisco 49ers. our coverage starts at 4:00 with football night in america. >>> fans getting together for sunday night's niners game. we're going to be tempted with a lot of snacks. but health experts at vanderbilt university say there are ways to indulge with lower fat and fewer calories. for instance, grill the chicken wings instead of frying them. o

the celebration was also a perfect time for first baseman brendan bell to show off his new son, graysonwas born just last month. i love when they bring the babies out. >> they're so cute. do we have a decoder of some kind? >> he said we're going to take it, it's going to be a sweep. and we're not going to game five. >> we're not going to game five -- >> wow, bold baby predictions. pretty strong stuff. >> he doesn't speak baby. >> i heard that baby say we are going to give them the spank. that's what i heard. sam, we'll have to get you a translator. i've got one. right now we're looking at construction that could slow you down. this is if you're trying to get into lafayette this morning on eastbound 24. you only have one lane open right now from oak hill road all the way to mt. diablo road. otherwise, looking pretty standard when it comes to your flow this time of morning. per usual, pretty light here on the san mateo bridge. 580 in livermore seeing volume increase but no delays yet. golden gate bridge looks good. we'll keep tabs on your drive. back to you, sam and kris. >> thank you ver

grayson says if there is royalty in america. >> it's not the congressmen, it's the lobbyists.alty in washington, dc. and who made it that way? you congressmen made it that way by passing all these laws. if you have big government, there is more money to fight over. >> there's that argument, but the real royalty is not in washington, dc. stossel: it's on wall street he says. and there is lots of money here, but there's a big difference. >> in the private sector if you can find a way to cut costs, you're a hero. if you can find ways to cut costs in bureaucracy, you're a goat. they measure success by the size of their budget. stossel: and it gives them reasons to invest in d.c. and invest they have. unions say teachers are underpaid, but their union sure looks rich. we're told this headquarters building is worth millions of dollar. it's an environmental zero ace i say. it's impressive, but we can't take pictures of it. we can't take a picture of the beautiful a triup until. they debated whether we could envelope. >> you needed something. we've read about the beautiful lobby, and

a democratic congressman, congressman grayson wrote to the state department saying we need to ban travel from these countries, pronto to protect the american people z they didn't do it. this isn't a partisan thing. it's a common sense, obvious step that this administration simply refuses to even consider. >> do you buy the argument that the administration is making that all though they say that these people are screened once coming through the border which is hogwash to me, they say there is plenty of opportunity for ebola to come here, and closing off this country, to liberians who were traveling here, doesn't matter? >> that is absurd. if there are that many opportunities how come this is the guy, first time we've seen it happen? if we had had the travel ban in place, when did democratic florida congressman demanded it two months ago, this guy won't be here either. it's not like he snuck in from mexico there are significant number of people from these ebola-affected countries crossing but this guy wouldn't be able to be here. >> what about the fact he is here on a visa assuming he live

. >>> hi name is victoria grayson and i have a story to tell.ears, my family was destroyed -- >> charlotte has been abducted! >> the love of my life murdered. my freedom taken away. when everybody you love hear stolen from you, to pay. i'm coming for you. >> revenge. it's back for its fourth season. and if the hit show's theme of what goes around comes around is any clue,ñr victoria grayson mit get the last laugh. >> so what can we expect this season? let's ask victoria grayson herself, actress harriette stowe. >> i can tell you the whole world is turning upside down as a bit of a role reversal. >> it's got to be a fun season then. >> yeah, it's a really fun season. it's more reminiscent of the first season. >> you started out -- >> in the looney bin. >> and then you get out and then you get revenge. >> kidnapped my former lover who i betrayed and these two people actually are very in love with each other, but it's kind of a sado macissic relationship. >> 10 p.m we're finding that people are binge watching. so this is the way it's going. >> that

and grayson and i are like pools. we're still sticking our toes in each other. grossest thing i have ever said. i'm gonna go throw up.

plus, grayson's got a new drinking game. it's called "movie mash-up."es that share a word, combine them, and then you describe that movie. for example--killer whale gives out golden tickets to see who gets his candy company.

i'm feeling good about jayson-- that is half jules and half grayson.mbined our names the way they do with the celebrity couples. "jayson" sucks. it's a real name. what about, um, "grules"? (imitates british accent) som "please, sir, eat.

look, judge, a democratic congressman, congressman grayson from florida two months ago wrote to the state department saying we need to ban travel from these countries pronto and they didn't do it. this is a common sense obvious step that this administration simply refuses to consider. >> do you buy the argument that the administration is making that although they say that you know, these people are screened once they come through the border which is hogwash to me but they say there is plenty of opportunity for ebola to come here and therefore closing off this country to liberiians who would travel here doesn't >> that's absurd. if there were that many opportunities how come this is a guy -- this is the first time we've seen it happen. and if we had had the travel ban in place when this democratic florida congressman demanded it two months ago, this guy wouldn't with here either. it's not like he snuck in from mexico. there are people illegally crossing and being caught but it's this guy wouldn't have been able to come here. he's not a master criminal. he got on a plane and came to the uni

as poe toesed to nathan grayson. i asked you about this for a pro-gamergated voice., outspoken critic of gamegate blog. thanks for being here. it shows these attacks are out of the norm, disproportionatel so. >> things happen quickly on the internet. that steady has been taken apart several times. the vast majority of tweets were neutral and what they found was that those women were mentioned when they were in the news. because there was a lot of publicity. if you go back and take a more sober look, it's more complex. that's what i'm here to say. this is a complex story. but like any social movement, there are idealists, careerists and thugs on both sides. and the media seems to be focused on idealists on gamergate and thugs in gamergate and i just want to bring balance. >> on that claim that the tone was neutral, they did find in this same study that the tone was more negative towards women. what do you make of that? again, that study was t tandentious and that's what gamers need. they are in favor of responsible research. fortunately, the pew foundation did a very

part republicans are sitting back and watching democrats criticizing this president, including alan graysoncrat from florida, and senator bill nelson also from florida, also a democrat, telling this president how about stopping flights from west africa? we'd like to see that happen. republicans are watching this and, frankly, is the president listening? apparently not. >> and let me ask you that question, sally. you're right, amy, there have been calls on both sides of the aisle for the president to respond in certain ways, even his own military advisors are telling him one thing, don't take boots off the table, he takes boots off the table. is the president listening? >> you have to bear in mind the president's listening to a number of advisors and every example amy has cited those same people are also saying things that the president has taken their advice. that is what makes him a commander in chief. there's almost a game you can play if imagining the president did the opposite how republicans would come out and criticize him. they'll criticize him no matter what he does. oh, my gosh, he

even other members of congress in the other party, representative grayson called on this travel ban 60 days ago. if we would have implemented the travel ban when he suggested it, we may not even have the one individual, duncan, in the united states. more pressure from both sides of the aisle and just american public, let's implement this common sense idea. >> we'll keep tracking it as we know you will. congressman, thank you very much for your time today. >> thank you, shannon. >>> new details about the ebola scare on board a united flight from brussels. on saturday a passenger had to be removed from a plane at newark i understand airport after showing flu like symptoms. the passenger, a 35-year-old liberian man and his younger daughter, were escorted away by medical personnel and hazmat suits. everyone was left there for five hours leaving their angry an confuse pd. >> we haven't got a clue what they're doing with these people. >> they told us someone was sick on the plane. >> after we got off the plane, didn't seem like they knew what to do or how to handle us. >> the liberian man an

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there was a hearing made by alan grayson which featured a 9-year-old daughter from pakistan. he relayed her 68-year-old grandmother asked her to help pick vegetables. they were out picking and once darkness appeared in the sky, then a humming noise, she began to run and thought see heard screams. she looked at her hands bleeding and tried to get it stopped and couldn't. then she looked and her grandmother was killed by a drone. sometimes it is impossible, in escapeable in war time, but that is another reason why we try to resist going to war accept in self defense authorized by congress. >> thank you, bruce. bruce has painted a rather bleak pictures. [applause] >> of executive excess. and john what is your response to this argument? >> greetings, everyone from people's republic of berkeley. i enjoy the chance to come to conservative cities like the washington, d.c. i want to thank the committee and bruce fein and harvey for putting this event together and having me come along. i have to confess, i am not an expert debater and i have never debated in an event like this where w

there was a hearing made by alan grayson which featured a 9-year-old daughter from pakistan. he relayed her 68-year-old grandmother asked her to help pick vegetables. they were out picking and once darkness appeared in the sky, then a humming noise, she began to run and thought see heard screams. she looked at her hands bleeding and tried to get it stopped and couldn't. then she looked and her grandmother was killed by a drone. sometimes it is impossible, in escapeable in war time, but that is another reason why we try to resist going to war accept in self defense authorized by congress. >> thank you, bruce. bruce has painted a rather bleak pictures. [applause] >> of executive excess. and john what is your response to this argument? >> greetings, everyone from people's republic of berkeley. i enjoy the chance to come to conservative cities like the washington, d.c. i want to thank the committee and bruce fein and harvey for putting this event together and having me come along. i have to confess, i am not an expert debater and i have never debated in an event like this where w

about a year ago, there was a hearing held by alan grayson of florida featuring a 9-year-old grand daughter from pakistan. and she related her 68-year-old grandmother asked her to come out and pick vegetables. the 9-year-old saw darkness, and started to run and heard screams. she saw her hands bleeding and tried to stop it but couldn't. and she looked and her grandmother was killed by a predator drone. that is injustice. sometimes it is impossible, and inescapable in war time, but that is another reason why we try to resist going to war except in self defense authorized by congress. >> moderator: thank you, bruce. bruce has painted a bleak picture. [applause] >> moderator: of executive excess. and john what is your response for the argument? >> greetings from the people republic of berkeley. i enjoy the chance to come to conservative cities. i want to thank the committee and bruce and harvey putting this together and having me come along. i have to confess i am not an x expert debater and i have never debated like this. i have ever expectation of loosing the election. i wish more candidates

>> trey grayson. >> let me ask you, what is the difference in a tea party republican and establishment republican? >> that is a very good question. the tea party movement was spawned by kind of a popular uprising against the spending, borrowing, and taxing of the obama administration. it produced a lot of energy and enthusiasm for our party, which i think led to a lot of success in 2010. we have had some spirited primaries around the country since then, just like the democrats have had in kentucky forever. it leads to a stronger party in the general election. i had a primary myself this year. i do not own the seat. i have to earn it. i think it produces no bad outcome any more than democratic primaries have produced that -- bad outcomes for them and governors races over the years. >> i assume most people who have followed the u.s. senate race in kentucky have heard you both speak a lot about issues. if they have not heard you speak, they have seen an ad or two on television or on the radio. i do not know if they have heard you talk a lot about how what you believe contributes to what y

>> trey grayson. >> and let me also ask you as i asked you the different between a clinton democrat and the obama democrat. what's the difference between a tea party republican and a accomplished republican movement? >> the tea party was against the spending, borrowing and taxing against the obama administration. it produced a lot of energy and enthusiasm which led toe a lot of success in 2012. and we've had some spirited primaries around the country since then just like the democrats have had in kentucky forever. and it leads toe a stronger party. i had a primary myself this year. i don't own the seat. i have to earn it. and i think it produces no bad outcome any more than having democratic pray marys have produced for them in a lot of democratic races throughout the years. i'm going to assume that most people who are following the u.s. senate race in kentucky have heard you both speak a lot about issues. if they haven't heard you speak, they've seen an ad or two. heard them on the roof. i don't know if they've heard you talk about what you believe and how your belief really cribs to w

concord mayor tim grayson is scheduled to be there. we'll host a watch party for tomorrow night.l park. they're asked to bring their own food and alcohol is not permitted. city officials were looking to bring the community together following the destructive earthquake in august. you can watch the pitch of the world series at 2:00. our coverage is at 2 this afternoon. we will get the conversation going through the postgame show. >> it could require pedestrians and cyclists to pay a toll. dozens of people showed up at yesterday's meeting, a meeting yesterday at golden gate bridge board of directors, everyone who spoke urged them to take the proposal off the table. they said they face a 35 million deficit and they have to do something to fix it. >> there's lots of ideas out there. >> the bridge district voted 10- 9 to keep the possibility of a toll on the table. no amount has been discussed. the final decision on the fee is not expected to come for three years. >>> construction should begin on a 5 level parking garage. the garage will feature 878 parking spaces. a 15-bay bus materia

if you look at someone like a liberal democrat, alan grayson from florida, he's calling for a traveld out is mrn than 25 nations have placed a temporary band on ebola stricken nations. further he stated that look, we won't let people come into the united states who haven't been vaccinated against the whooping cough. i think it makes a lot of sense. >> maria, even some democrats are calling for a travel ban. >> you also have to focus on the science here and i'm sure that that's not something that donald trump really understands. so luckily i don't think a lot of voters are listening to him when it comes to issue of medicine or of infectious diseases, thank goodness. let's look at the science. a lot of doctors have said that imposing a travel ban will actually make this worse when the united states is a leader in going to west africa to really try to control the epidemic because that's the only way that everyone in the united states is going to feel safe at the end of the day and we're doing that. a travel ban is not going to help. let's look at the science here. which i understand tha

on travel from ebola-touched countries to the u.s., "if they instituted the travel ban when alan grayson demanded it, mr. duncan wouldn't be here" -- host: there's also a chart here in the "washington times" showing the number of deaths, currently 3,338 deaths have been attributed to this new breakout of ebola, and you can see here, in the past, when breakouts have occurred, some of the smaller numbers of deaths, and it seems to have been more contained at that time. anthony is in sierra vista, arizona. anthony, go ahead. caller: good morning, c-span. good morning, america. i think the response has been totally inadequate, and one of the most important things is i've traveled globally out of dulles. i've traveled globally out of dallas. and if we look at it from the aspect we're talking about isis and the islamic state and the things that they could potentially bring, and most of those individuals who, you know, subscribe to that philosophy already willing to sacrifice their lives. so what's to stop them from going and getting a virus and bringing it right back to our communities? so my

the experience inspired his father to take these gorgeous photos of emerson and his brother grayson,little boys. photos inspiring parents to do more of the same. can you see more on "today." . >> we talked about this before moms were saying they took so many pictures of tear kids, they realized they weren't in any of the pictures with the kids. >> i'm the photographer in my family. >> that's the case we make for selfies. extend your arm or use carson's stuffy stick or have a few together. >> i probably never print them. >> it's an inspiring story. as a parent, it reminds you of how you can remember those great pictures. >> absolutely. >> well, guys that, loud noise you heard last night is from baseball fans. their royals are headed to the world series for the first time if almost 30 years and one fan wouldn't let a live news report stop him from celebrating. >>> and probably the biggest leader on the team right now. oh, my goodness. >> reporter: probably the biggest leader on this right now. >> he got scar ed. all in all, handled it pretty well. >> wasn't it paul ruud invited all the

okay, but the experience inspired his dad to take these gorgeous photos of emmerson and his brother grayson of the boys being little boys. now the photos insure other parents to do the same. see more on "today." we talked about this before where moms were saying they took so many pictures of their kids but realized they weren't in any pictures with the kids. >> i'm the photographer in my family. >> that's the purpose of selfies. get your whole family in and have a few of the whole family together. >> i never print them. >> it's an inspiring parent. as a parent, you see that and realize you can saver those great moments. >>> guys, that loud noise you heard last night was from baseball fans all over kansas city. we mentioned earlier, royals are headed to the world series in almost 30 years. one fan wouldn't let something like a live news report stop him from celebrating. >> oh my goodness. >> probably the biggest leader on this team right now -- >> johnny cane got a scare. all in all handled it well. >> wasn't it paul who invited fans to his mom's home after the game? he said my mom is out of