- henry, why are we all here ? oh, right.well, the reason i asked you here is-- well, sara and i thought-- - is this about the dinner last week ? - yes. actually, i wanted to apologize for how i acted that night. - i was very rude. - all we asked you to do was put off this "going together." give us a chance to get used to the idea. i know, but that night i read something else into it. you thought we were prejudiced ? - it seemed that way to me, yes. - well, you made a mistake. just a minute. are you sure he was all that wrong ? mom, please-- are you saying that henry being chinese had no bearing on you asking him to wait ? - none whatsoever. - let me ask you that question. wouldn't you rather henry marry a chinese girl than sara ? dad, we're not going to get married. naturally, it is important to us, but-- - of course that was before we met sara. - well, there you are. i never had a problem with henry being of a different culture. - that's not entirely true, dad. - sara, your father was just upset. this isn't working. all i w

. >>> francisco rodríguez el pelotazolargo para jiménez, para henri sillanpá. >>> el terreno de juego la cancha es un poquito menor. >>> rafa márquez para el apoyo con aguiolar para llevarse la marca, falta sobre aguilar, tiro libre para que el topo valenzuela para francisco rodríguez, la tiene miguel layún pegado a la izquierda, ahí está miguel layún en corto con jiménez, para apoyarse con el maza, ahí está francisco rodríguez, con rafa márquez que entiendo, entonces, es aquivaldo, ¿no? >>> que viene a cumplir las funciones de aquivaldo, exactamente y carlos peña sería mendoza, y arriba el caso de ... sería luis gabriel rey. >>> miguel layún la marca de schuller, servicio lateral para miguel layún, y la selección mexicana ,como alternativa está carlos peña y también jiménez, se mueve medina, balón para miguel layún, para juan carlos medina, el centro largo, aguilar, de pierna izquierda la pelota se va del arco de henri sillanpá, y disparo de paul aguiolar después del cambio de juego del negro medina, aviso de la selección mexicana. >>> esto nos demuestra ya inmediatamente la labor ta

- this is henry, our busboy. - what happened ?somebody thought rosa's oatmeal was too lumpy. - shouldn't you be in school ? - teacher conferences today. - so, for that you miss school ? - hey, i don't make the rules. so, officer, any idea who might have done this ? - well, obviously, it's gang related. - what did i tell you ? probably some young kids trying to make their mark. anyway, if you think of anything else please give me a call. oh, thank you, officer rizzo. you're welcome. is it okay if we clean up now ? sure. go ahead. - we won't disturb the evidence ? - no. but thank you for staying on top of the situation. - good-bye. - so long, mr. brashov. he probably already checked for fingerprints. - i better go clean up in back. - i'll help you. i'll go get some paint. see you later, jamal. what a mess. this ought to keep me busy for a while. henry, here's your knife. where was it ? in back. thanks. it's no big deal. i turned it in the next day. - you can't just make up your own rules. - okay, forget about it. this is not the fir

. >> ahí está en más la pelota la busca thierry henry . >> que tiene gran partido . >> quien se robagguy luyindula . >> zapatazo por robles, contacto con amaricua y la falta a este egresado de uc davis . >> que se pierde y trabajando ya solo esta thierry henry . >> este (...) . >> no alcance a ver quien es el hombre que se va . >> este número 16 jugador de estonia . >> si como de la colonia la merced . >> que?. >> por cierto estuvo 2012 con new york red bulls que defendio en 97 ocasiones el mejor lindenpere . >> también enviado a chicago fire en mejores negociaciones . >> anticipa que tiene otro gran juego falta fuerte . >> si para amarilla . >> claro ya era mucho no . >> por cierto ahora , mira se ven porque juegna juntos . >> por eso es el saludo . >> porque uno es defensa y otro volante por izquierda . >> hablas de la convocatorai de ziña por lobos . >> lo puede ver por univisión deportes en unimas . >> viene alexander el remate! . >> gooooooooooooooooooooooool!. >> gooooooooooooool!. >> gooooooool de los new york red bulls! . >> chao caricola la maldición a muert . >> goooooooooo

40 people work here at fort mc henry. they are not going to be getting paid. that's going to hurt, it's going to hurt for the 250,000 marylanders employed by the government. painful for them. we are talking about social security administration, tons of people work there. this is going to be tough for them as well. social programs are going to be hit hard, until this is worked out. for example, head start is going to lose funding. so are other programs, women and children, wic, funding for pregnant women who receive information about nutrition. the big question in this when is it going to end? people need to get paid. not only people who get the paychecks from the government but people who use their business to get support from federal employees. the mom and pop shops, around this area and around national sites that get tourism dollars. that's going to take a hit as well. another thing discussing in two weeks, the baltimore running festival, the marathon, their course runs through fort mc henry. maybe they will have to reroute that. hopefully it will be. if you

why didn't they admit it when ed henry asked?l rove is just ahead. >> i'm saying there are people who care who want it uh done quickly. >> it is getting done >>> for the first time one of the top bosses at the irs today sat in front of congress to answer question s about obama care, tax penalty s, and the irs targeting of groups. as important as it is one top democrat made news when he mocked the hearing with a comedy routine comparing it all to the salem witch trials. watch. >> have you been consorting with the devils? [ laughter ] >> not to my knowledge, sir. >> are reports that you can fly accurate? >> greatly exaggerated, sir. >> have you been involved in any way in trying to pervert our youth in salem or anywhere else? >> i certainly hope not, sir. >> isn't that funny? joining us for the first time is a fox news contributor. congratulations to dr. ben carson. great to see you, sir. >> thank you. congratulations on your new show as well. >> thank you very much. i was amazed to watch this hilarious back and forth in the wake o

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henry ! miguel, i'd like you to meet henry. ah, very nice to meet you. hi. how are you ? this is jamal. oh, jamal. a pleasure. pleased to meet you. in casybody's rested i'm katherine. ah, yes. rosa has written me so much about you. i hope you don't believe everything you read. she says you're a good waitress and a very good mother. rosa said that ? i always try to find something nice to say about everyone. even you, katherine. hi, miguel. i'm jess washington. the best customer in the entire world. it's nice to meet you all. i hope you find these as good as you remember. thank you very much. - senor sanchez. - mr. brashov. hombre. rosa says you are like a father to her. she is better than a daughter to me. i don't have to pay her bills. so, what brings you to the states ? rosa. actually, he's on his way to a conference in new york. in fact, we are only speaking english when miguel is here so he can practice. i have been in the states more than 30 years and he speaks better english than me ! come on in. carrie ? are you here ? i guess not. well, this is it. not exactly a pa

no problems through the fort mc henry or harbor.he west side, inner state 70, no problems on the inner loop or outer loop. drive time of 11 minutes from 795, down to 95. interstate 70, 795, both free of delays, as we head to arundel, a look at 97, north of route 32. typical 17 minute ride from route 50 up to the 895 spur. that's your time saver traffic. >>> good morning, topping america's money, wall street reacting to the shutdown. stock futures rising overnight for all three major u.s. indices. the shutdown is expected to have a bigger impact compared to the one in the 90s. at the pump the national average for regular unled second now $3.43 per gallon, down $0.07. the largest drop in the mids west, down $0.11. i kia will be selling solar panels. the u.s. could be next. how fast is your fast food? not as fast as it used to be according to a study. mcdonald's clocking the slowest average speed in 15 years, three minutes 9 seconds. chick-fil-a, 3 minutes 23 seconds. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ a

henry louis "skip" gates, jr. coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. "the african americans: many rivers to cross" is the latest contribution from dr. henry louis "skip" gates, jr. airingies begins tomorrow night on these pbs stations and there is a companion text of the same name. we will start our conversation by taking a look at a clip fro "the african americans: many rivers to cross." >> i asked been much of my life searching for the stories of the african-american people. our first notation of anthony them as antonio the negro. i have always wanted to tell their history. five centuries in the making. history and i have traveled around the country and across the globe to chronicle it. receive wealth inherited from the slave trade question mark but people changed american society. >> i will start in a moment by talking about what happens tomorrow night here in pbs and the series premieres. let me go back to what happened this past weekend. alreadys a s

henri's branch of the family came from the red-brick city of albi in the south of france.nri grew up in a world of chateaus and privilege in a family living on the fruits of its noble past. but a france governed by the middle class was losing its taste for nobility. like many aristocrats, his father alphonse retreated into rural pastimes-- riding and hunting. an eccentric, he looked wistfully back to the family's glorious past. alphonse had married his first cousin adele, a common practice in a class anxious to preserve the purity of its bloodlines. but the results of inbreeding for henri were uncommonly cruel. his legs were short and weak. he broke each of them in early adolescence and stopped growing when he was 14. he was just under five feet tall. his head, hands and torso continued to develop. but his stunted legs made walking painful for the rest of his life. denied the aristocratic pleasures of riding and hunting, henri turned to sketching and painting rural scenes. he had a flair for it and in 1882, at the age of 18, he moved to paris to study painting. it was a mo

henry chang. all right, henry chang i have a little job for you. "a little job." what do you mean ? please, come with me. you are already making one delivery, so why not make two ? what do you mean "make two" ? when you deliver your package you will deliver this. the customer will give you $8.95. you really want me to deliver this for you ? yes, here is the address. and here are the directions. and here is our telephone mber in case you have a problem. is this some kind of joke ? you will do fine. deliver the food first. then you will take just two sho blocks to the post office. the customer will give you a tip, and i will give you something for your trouble. please, the food is getting cold. hurry ! i can't believe i'm doing this. in this episode we are learning... how to give information about ourselves and how to find out about others. your name is often the first thing others want to know about you. it is included in all kinds of forms and documents. another question that is often asked is where are you from ? now tell me about yourself. what is your name, and where are you from

again, he is the first -- >> henry, hold that thought.ant to go to steve liesman who has breaking news. >> thanks a lot. making strong comments about quantitative easing. strongly and unequivocally supported the decision not to taper. data did not show progress he hoped for after the june fomc meet when the fed laid out that timetable. he cites three reasons. lower gdp outlook, fiscal debates in washington, a rise in interest rates among the reasons not tapering. see data that compel suggest it is economy is on the right path before reducing stimulus. data dependent policy offering advice to read the fed. he says it cannot always be signaled clearly in advance. interpretation is a naunsed matter and different members have differing views. reliance on data may result in less policy signaling prior to meetings. he is telling us look for more surprises down the road. fed actions are not determined by wall street's expectations. determined to be consistent with returning main street to full employment. and also defending the inflation target

>> ¡henry, no hay dinero, henry! >> ¡cÓmo que no hay dinero, Óscar! ¡te robaron ese dinero o quÉ!serÁs bruto! ¿a quiÉn se la regalaste? ¡que no haya sido una... con una de tus... con uno de los estÚpidos amigos que tienes! ¿a quiÉn se la regalaste? >> se la regalÉ a una seÑora, mamÁ. >> fue para sus hijitos. >> ¿para los hijitos de quien? ¿tuyos? >> ¡no mamÁ! ¡para los hijitos de la seÑora! porque lo hubieras visto, jefa, no tenÍa ni para darles de comer a sus niÑos. y como la vi tan amolada. pues no se me ocurriÓ otra cosa mÁs que regalarle una ilusiÓn y y le dÍ y la mitad del billete. >> ay Óscar... yo no se deberÁ si te pasas de tarugo... o de buena gente, mijo. >> ya no te agÜites, no te agÜites hombre. tienes que, tienes que echarle ganas. ya, lo echo pecho. ya estÁ hecho, de todas formas. Échale ganas. >> ya es fin de aÑo, henry. se vienen todos los compromisos. >> los aguinaldos tambiÉn. >> ¿y este chismoso quÉ? como te estaba diciendo. no te preocupes. no te atormentes por los compromisos tÚ lo que tienes que hacer es concentrarte en quÉ vas a hacer con el poquito dinero q

>> ed henry, brit hume and karl rove on the search for answers.nsorting with the devil? >> consorting with the devil? why did one lawmaker try out his comedy routine as

. >>> we are the lou henry house on the campus at stanford university. it's significant because this was the primary residence of the hoovers and significant as it relates to hoover because she was the one who designed it. she had a strong grasp of design and how she wanted the house to look even though she was not an architect or lucky to have a lot of the original drawings and documents and correspondence relating to the design and construction of how she wanted the house to look. >> the influence came from her travels in the southwest of the united states and also from her travels in north africa when she traveled with herbert hoover. it's a great legacy of lou henry because she designed the house, she created it. it was inspired by her ideas and she had a very close involvement in all aspects of the house's creation. >>> for the last 15 years, book tv has brought our viewers the national book award ceremony. in almost eight years this motion and gladys decided to buy a house in an old white neighborhood of detroit east side. they didn't do that in de

fort mc henry as wills that harbor tunnel delay free.the beltway, here is a live look, south of burnie highway. no issues traveling across the key bridge and outer loop clear as you push from 95 up to 83. the stretch taking 11 minutes. northwest corner, moving along, the inner loop will be collie from green spring, up to 83. that outer loop not too much traffic. typical 11 minute ride from 795 down to 95. that's you time saver traffic. >>> rescuers will try to remove the hikers in colorado. officials say more than 100- tons of rock crashed in to the viewing yeah. a 6th higher was pulled out alive and flown to an area hospital. >>> hospital. removing all chemical weapons from the country another dpowp son its way out of syria. yesterday they finished inspecting 7 sites where chemical attacks were reported. >>> coming up, the most accurate forecast. >>> skateboarders will have a place to practice skills in the city. surfers and fisherman, a reason to stay away from northern california. coast guard warning the beach goers about sneaker wave

and some design details that were likely sketched by lou henry herself.a lot of lou henry's influence shirley came from her travels in the southwest of the united states. pueblo architecture. also from her travels in north africa when she travelled to herbert hoover. there's an influence of native cultures, nonamerican cultures, but also native american cultures and influencing the architecture of the house. you can see there's design for the arches above the doorway and that was changed. there were a lot of archers in the house as well. what we have here are some floor plans of the house. showed details of the room. the living room there. the terrace. you can see that the rooms are designed in a way where they easily exit out into the outside, the outdoors. it's a great legacy of lou henry's, because she designed the house. she created it. she was inspired and she had close involvement in all aspects of the house's creation. >> the hoover's connection with the stanford campus deepened and broadened over the years. the major part of the campus here. was i

. >> chief white house correspondent ed henry, that is an interesting comment. almost everyone is asking about this now. >> the administration's broader point jay carney again today they think it is more important to focus on fixing the website and getting people health insurance. what about who may have fumbled here. kathleen sebelius if you don't figure out what went wrong how are you going to figure out the issues as this law is implemented in the years and months ahead? you mentioned jeffrey zions, very significant. he will be coming back in and is now on short-term loan, he is a management expert and former ceo, how do you fix this thing and get the website going so that more people can navigate their way through it. the washington post had a article out today saying that weeks before the launch of the website there was a test down of millions of people logging on and it crashed. so i just pressed jay carney at the briefing to find out what the white house new before october 1st about this test. >> was anyone in the white house informed at that time dayi in

he was a friend of henry adams. a man around town in d.c. and he fell in love with this black woman and he set up in a house in brooklyn and didn't tell his friends about her. and didn't really behave very well toward her. i was sort of not as interested in that part of his life. i was more interested -- she was more interesting -- so they kind of fit not a way the two books. , i mean, there's no doubt that he had this wife. he didn't treat her very well. he didn't really provide for her and her children. they had children. john hey and his heres gave them money for some years after king died. and she later sued to say there was a big chunk of money they had never gave her. but, you know, a big black woman in new york at the too many. she didn't make a lot of headway with that. couple of things then a question. somebody -- thong takes to take picture. if you hold up the robert e lee picture you'll notice between the leg there's a stand. and he had to lean against that in order to be in place for the two to three minutes. you thought put that

i'm the grandson of gene henry large, the sister of lou hoover. and i just wanted to express how great it was and how much i appreciate her as well as her husband. and i was born in palo alto and i wanted to express the really good care for their kids, grand kids, and relatives. >> we hope we've done a fair job tonight telling the story of your relatives. thank you for your call. that's a great -- before we go to her legacy, where is she bury? >> buried in palo alto. then they exhumed her body and there was next to bert at west branch. >> when the government opens again and all of the institutions are back, you can go to west branch and visit herbert hoover presidential library there. a question for both of you, since they were a couple who really approached public life together. what should their legacy be? >> i think it is as a first lady, the legacy is the way in which she tried to utilize her role as first lady to make a call to action with the public. she believed in them and kind of duck tailed. you had a legacy in terms of presidential coup

henry louis "skip" gates, jr.up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. "the african americans: many rivers to cross" is the latest contribution from dr. henry louis "skip" gates, jr. airingies begins torrow night on these pbs stations and there is a companion text of the same name. we will start our conversation by taking a look at a clip fro "the african americans: many rivers to cross." >> i asked been much of my life searching for the stories of the african-american people. our first notation of anthony them as antonio the negro. i have always wanted to tell their history. five centuries in the making. history and i have traveled around the country and across the globe to chronicle it. receive wealth inherited from the slave trade question mark but people changed american society. >> i will start in a moment by talking about what happens tomorrow night here in pbs and the series premieres. let me go back to what happened this past weekend. alreadys a slave," the

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the c-e-o of chinatown's metropolitan bank, henry kiang has hired a private security guard to walk the beat 8 hours a day, 7 days a week. although the crime in chinatown is mostly petty theft, oakland's overall crime problem has created a sense of fear that kepts customers way. so kiang says it is his way to thank the community for supporting the bank for 30 years >> in hopes of making shoppers feel safer on the streets of oakland's chinatown. a local businessman is bringing in private security.

henry did a terrific job with the flyers. henry ! i cannot thank you enough ! what are you talking about ? look what your flyers did. my flyers didn't do this mr. brashov. i overslept this morning and never got out to deliver them. - victor, say hello to harry. - how do you do ? do well. thank you very much. harry's president of our senior citizen's group. yeah. jess told me about your situation and i talked the gang into coming here for their morning coffee break. i am very happy to have you with us. please, make yourself comfortable. well, i plan to do just that. jess says you serve a great cup of coffee. your banker should be impressed when he sees this. and we'll have an upward profit curve in no time. this is a disaster ! nobody's ordering anything. what about the guy who ordered one pancake ? oh, right. last of the big spenders. the man at table one says his oatmeal is cold. it wasn't when i served it to him an hour and a half ago. jess, i'm afraid your idea is not working. - give it a chance, victor. - look. that man is sleeping and nobody eats. those tw

barnacle, we had some incredible seats and, of course, john henry and linda, so kind to us. >> oh, my gosh. >> but as a red sox fan for life what was it like being here last night? you and schactman grew up with this. >> as you know i couldn't stop grinning. i was hugging people. i wouldn't believe how fortunate i was. so grateful to be here. i was paranoid the entire time. >> you were up 6-1 and eighth inning and sam is telling everyone don't smile. >> 27 outs. >> because we all remember, 1986, we were looking -- >> mine was 2003. >> that was a nightmare. >> i was of zooming when they left lackey one extra hitter no i want to take this batter i

also on the stage right now is red sox team owner john henry. team chairman tom warner.resident, larry lukino, your general manager ben sharington. and your manager of the 2013 world champion boston red sox, john farrell. now to present the commissioner's trophy, mr. bud selig. >> it's my pleasure tonight to present the 2013 world series championship trophy to the boston red sox. i want to congratulate larry lukino, tom warner, john henry, ben sharington, john farrell, and all the great red sox players. you know, this started off as a really tough year in boston. and i was boston strong and the red sox have made all your fans very, very proud. and so here's the trophy, john, larry and tom. the 2013 world series championship trophy. >> mr. henry, it's been since 1918 that this organization has won a world series here at home. how does it feel winning it in front of all your fans? >> wow. i mean -- i just want to give a shoutout to the unsung sear rows and every one of these guys would like to thank along with ben and john the scouts, the coaching staff, that helped us thr

henry, what are u doing tohat floor ? mr. brashov said before he lt the airpt that he wants this place to shine. you'd think the queen of england was coming if that's all this fuss was about, you wouldt be working this hard. he'll probably be hung. i should warm up some soup. so, je who you think ? i think he'll know he's come to the right pce. ctor it is like a palace ! - a ve cle palace. - this is crossroads cafe. and the are my very good friends make it at it is. yes, yes recognize alof you. from the pictures victor sent me katarina. rosa. jal. and henry. - and jess - jess must've r o of film. jess whington. meet crossroads cafe's best customer. w do you do ? in fact, he is here so much, we are thinking of putting him on the payroll. now that's aob i'd come out of retement for. my friends this is my brother and new business partner nicolae brasho - hello, mr. brashov - oh, please, please call me nicolae. - nicolae. - that way you can tell e younger brashov... from the older brashov. you must be starving after your flight.

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. >> we are at the louvre henry hoover house on the campus of stanford university. it's significant because this was the primary residence of the hoover's and it's significant as it relates to lead hoover because she was the one who designed it. she had such a strong grasp of design and how she wanted the house to look even though she was not an architect. we are lucky to have a lot of the original documents and correspondence relating to the design and construction of how she wanted the house to look. lou henry's interest came from her travel pueblo architecture and her travels in north africa when she traveled with herbert hoover. it's a great legacy of lou henry's because she designed the house and she created it. it was inspired by her ideas and she had very close involvement in all aspects of the houses creation. >> niagara is a reconstruction of a ship built in 1812 actually the winter of 1813 for the battle of late gary and it was built to contest control of the lake with the rest of the squadron and ships that were built here. the ship incorporates timbres f

henry bacon, thank you.henry bacon very carefully recorded what the house was as built, and those papers along with all the other papers are now at nyu where they're part of the sylvester manor archives so that you can go there and see what the house was like when it was built. you can also see what he did to it, which included the piazzas and the front portico. cornelia was one of those 19th century women who should have had a better education. she somehow transform the manor into -- she was a single woman off her life at a time when single women, it was like having one leg. so this house, more or less, he came her other leg. she became, as she called herself, the lord of the manor. the person that i prefer is her sister, lillian horse for, it was a wonderful writer, who made these incredibly lucid sketches including one of julia's pump over there where the two white horses, white house's stand. and lillian wrote a memoir of her grandfather, samuel smith gardner, of the gardner family of gartner's island, w

it was inside the sea, and -- >> reporter: but the port geedportuguese thought otherwis. >> prince henryurrounded himself in map makers, astronomers, and navigator, and amassing knowledge. the 15th century of r & d, like a venture capitalist. he financed expeditions intended to push the boundaries of the known world, for profit, and to spread christianity. >> the idea was to take to other cultures, to take to other people and other lands the christian. >> reporter: so christianity and exploration were always tied together? >> always. >> prince henry died in 1460, but by then the portuguese explorers have inched along the coast of africa. in 1488, bartholomew dion made it around cape hope, and 16 years later reached india. two years after that in 1500, pedro alvarez cabral discovered brazil, and on it went, each explorer armed with knowledge provided by the last. >> these represent ruecht that is portuguese took on their early explorations. >> reporter: lt. gonzalez heads the research department at the maritime department in lisbon. >> at its peak when fort err portuga portugal was at its

william henry john sanborn in virginia. as he attends to join with the regiment he was refused because of his race. but he was accepted into the second infantry as the independent. after ec completed duration to participate of july july 21st with the first battle of bull run of manassas several months later william henry johnson participated in the capture ought roanoke a end in the autobiography. >> but it's those who served this to you and is. >> a second to category existed. >> because there were black soldiers such as a private james from the infantry he fought at bull run. again not knowing how many soldiers were with that war southern territory with the employment in freedom and softy -- safety alone or with family is benjamin brother introduced the term contraband rationalizing favors sees to just like other goods due to the rapidly growing it number 8261 to authorize for some that had included slaves. and that means the river rebellion in against the united states and at the same time a military act was passed empow

our john henry smith certainly is, john? >> reporter: absolutely. we're less than two hours away from the first pitch of the 2013 world series. i'll be back coming up in sports for the preview. >> the most important money stories of the day might affect your savings, your job or your retirement. whether its bail-outs or bond rates this stuff get complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down confusing financial speak and make it real. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >> michael eaves is here with a day in sports. we are very close to world series between two historic franchises. >> reporter: absolutely. kids say don't talk about it, be about it, but we're still going to talk about it. the two most beloved fran

henry was kidnapped into neverland.>> i have seen you were brought up to do this job. >> pretty much. >> 30 times to disney world? >> by the time i was 18, i had been there like 30 times. we would take a trip three times a year. my parents loved it. we would drive from chicago to disney world. i feel like i was doing research seasons since i was born. >> what is the big surprise? >> we're going to quite a bit because neverland makes it so that you really can't have your guard up. you return to your feelings of your childhood. everyone is operating out of a more raw place. we're much more emotional, volatile, and intense. so there's definitely a heightened amount of conflict. and henry's life is in danger. the stakes are high for all of us. we're going through a lot to try to get to him. >> this job is not enough. you have not one but two movies coming out? >> i do. i did a film called "some girls" it was released this summer, it's now available on itunes and netflix. and i did "event 15" that just premiered in zurich. i

the things i remember looking out there and you actually were together, your son took a class from henryalled unusual, different relation has gotten very personal. why, what happened? and what -- >> you're missing the most important person who was with us that day, which was my 93 year old mother who had been there 50 years ago, unlike the rest of us. >> that's right. >> and she was the one who insisted that we go. and she was sitting in her wheelchair right between the two of us. >> i call her miss marguerite. >> and she was at the original march. >> yeah. 50 years ago. and she insisted we bring her back. >> and what was that experience like for you and your mother sitting there with henry lewis gates? >> to see all the young people there who were engaged in this again. the one thing i would have been disappointed if it was like one of those rock concerts where everybody's over 50 years oechltd but to have all the young people there and across a variety of skin colors. you know, i mean, just, and to have them feel a new called action was a cause of great optimism for me. >> i'm going to

our chief white house correspondent ed henry is still in the briefing room. does this idea of attaching process move the ball forward or not so much? >> it might, shep. i think there's two points out of this news conference. the first is that they were sort of a series of questions in there that enabled the president to go back to talking point after talking point, beating up on republicans as hostage takers and the like. that's going to make headlines. we should not lose sight of what happened earlier in the news conference where the president, for their first time i heard him say it directly, open the door and not just the process of creating a supercommittee that might give political cover for republicans. bigger than that, the president for the first time said he's willing to sign a short-term extension to open the government for two weeks, three weeks, six weeks, whatever, and a short-term increase to the debt ceiling of a few weeks as well. why that is significant is that you have senate majority leader harry reid, as we speak, still pushing a one-year

where did jamal and henry take stuart ?ey'll be back any second. - did they take rosa with them ? - she had to leave early today. something about an emergency trip to the hairdresser. just relax, mr. brashov. you have nothing to worry about. that is easy for you to say. you do not have a landlord... who will make life very difficult if anything happens to his son. finally ! where is stuart ? you promised you wouldn't get violent. we were just showing stuart a few soccer moves. just look at him. what will his father say ? take him in the back and help him clean up. quickly. whatever you say mr. brashov. hi, mr. brashov ! - hi, dad. - stuart ? what happened to you ? well, it just got kind of boring working on my homework project. - so we went to the park and played soccer. - you played soccer ? he plays very well. i think he could become an excellent goalie. jamal, please. - i'm sorry, dad. - why don't you wait for me outside, stuart ? i'll be right out. - it's stu. - excuse me ? i don't want to be called stuart anymore. i wa

they commemorated her four-year rule as regent after the assassination of her husband henry iv until louis came of age in 1614. even though maria wasn't really the queen at all, rubens employs the full apparatus of glamour, power, and glory to proclaim the greatness of her rule. king henry is shown being carried off to heaven, yet the action rushes towards maria whose position in the painting is higher than the king's. odd, since he's the one going to heaven. but it's in the religious paintings that rubens pulls out all the stops. his church paintings such as the descent from the cross served the requirements of roman catholic counter reformation ideology inspiring faith, inducing piety. the immediacy and individuality of the figures the use of great circling arcs in the sweeping compositions his dazzling use of color, all contribute to the heightened emotionalism that was intended to lift the spectator out of the everyday world into a state of exultation. his works are the most powerful expression of triumph and christianity. rubens achieved his success early as we see in this youth

henry wofford. >> great to see you. plenty of tricks and no treats coming up in sports. that's for sure. the warriors break new ground. sharks are in action. we'll have an update. but very good news comes from across the pond. a 49ers legend has harsh words for the city of san francisco. we'll have his comments next in sports. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. it's one of the best times of the year in sports. we've got news from the hardwood. football update. both the european kind and american football in europe. first let's start on the ice where it's always cool. sharks and montreal for the first time in three years. first period sharks on the power play, mark edward, shot is deflected wide. later in the first period, sharks on the power play again, canadians force a turnover, shot is saved. however, right now san jose is up 1-0 in the second period. well, when joe montana speaks, 49ers fans listen and this week the hall of famer gave his opinion on the 49ers playing their home games in santa clara. he's not happy. he says san francisco leaders made a terrible effort

. >> if you thought his president clinton impression was good, wait until you hear how he does henry kissinger. fare fare fareed zakaria's exclusive interview. >> it's 10:00 on the east coast. 7:00 on the west coast here in the cnn "newsroom." the house is at work this saturday. live look at the house floor as they are working through this government shutdown. >> we are expecting at least one vote by lawmakers today. perhaps this hour. what are they discussing here? what are they voting on? >> they're running on two bills. one would allow military chaplains to continue to perform services. the other is a bill about paying furloughed workers hundreds and thousands. they will get that pay if the bill passes into law. this won't happen until the government reopens. this is a bill that the white house supports. we just got an update. we don't know when. but we think it will pass today. that's still up in the air. the president said he will sign the bill if it reaches his desk. the house floor we're hearing arguments on both sides that we've been hearing all week. listen to what marsha bl

i mean, henry hyde, conservative, but henry hyde would have set down and said "guys it is not going to turn out the way you think." i can tell you why. he could give them experiences. >> henry hyde knew what the debt ceiling actually was. right? >> that's true. i am not going to diss the 30 or so, what howard calls crazies. >> that's why we are here. go ahead. >> in their heart of hearts they belief, they believe that that the country is doomed if we don't deal with every year spend morg ing more than we have. increasing the national debt. when does it stop? you can say they voted for the budgets. they voted for one third of the budget. they didn't vote for the entitlements. which are almost 2/3. and the entitlements happen on automatic pilot. something has to happen. to me, the real test is how magnanimous is this president going to be in welling illing t negotia negotiate. he won big. henry hyde could have told him that. >> can you referee a discussion we are having about john boehner's leadership style. do you believe it was possible for john boehner three weeks ago, to do what he d

henry, thank you. the president you heard suggesting that nothing has done more damage to our credibility in the world and our standing with other countries than this latest d.c. fight. really? joining me now, former alaska governor sarah palin and she's a fox news contributor. governor, good to see you again. your thoughts on that remark by the president? >> i think that remark is one of his more out of touch remarks that we've heard in recent days. no, what emboldened our enemies and what empowered competitors was his promise to fundamentally transform america from being a solvent, free, exceptional country into something that we're not going to recognize. also what has emboldened enemies is the doubling of our debt since he's been elected, putting us on a path of bankruptcy and then locking up pipe lines and resources that will result in us being more reliant on foreign imports for energy. and then, of course, he, having left behind his administration left behind our brave men in benghazi to be murd