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( pained grunt ) hm, where's the pain? ( loud grunt ): oh! there it is! ( crying ): ow-ah-ah-ow! ( whimpering ) ( hisses ) a spider?! yech! aah! gaah! aah! gaah! ow! ( door continues pounding ) ow! ow! ( becoming quieter ): ow. ow. ow... ( gasps ): homie! time to open the envelope i gave you. ( marge grunting ) out of the way! i learned cpr while waiting for other kids to finish their math tests. ( lisa exhaling, homer grunting ) compress his chest! i'm on it. ( bart grunting, homer grunting ) ( gasps ) ( coughing, gagging ) ( babbling ): hey! wha...?! wha' happened?! where am i?! who put those spiders in my mouth?! oh, thank god! he's alive! ( babbling, crying ) you wouldn't believe what happened to me! i tried to do what you told me to, but... i don't even know what happened... honey? i'll try to remember... oh, uh, near-fatal booboo today really scared me. what would the kids and i do if something happened to you? don't worry, if i croak, you'll marry lenny... or moe. the winner will be determined by a card game i invented. i got all the rules written down... up here. you keep

join this discussion by tweeting us and using the hash tag hm about. joining us is mohammad. he is palestinian and from thevillaville yaj village on the ou outskirts. in the google hang out is adam sha peeshapiro and also in the t i talia. she wrote the book "when peace is not enough how the israeli peace camps think of religion and national justice." you are a former combatant. to understand what you ar and moment armohammad are doing nowe your mind set and what the trigger was that changed things for you. as you said before i was combatant in the israel army. and i served in the occupied territories. and at some point i realize the that occupation is not only land, but also people. and mainly people. and in order to maintain these so-called "occupation" we have to deny the basic human rights of these people. i also couldn't overlook the distress of the people, the occupied people, and at some point i decided to change my way. after a few years i decided to meet palestinians face-to-face and i joined combatants for peace. >> lisa: i imagine that was not a popular choice amon

. >> mm-hm. >> somehow we messed it up. i'm uncomfortable from a legal standpoint saying well, let's take responsibility for this. does that make sense? >> right. so school districts have liability by nature. so if they are responsible as a principal or assistance presence pal -- principal, they have that responsibility. >> he is no longer my responsibility. and let me couch that with i care deeply about this imaginary child. >> right. >> but he's not my responsibility. i'm just the school. >> if they bring that into the schoolhouse with them or it's an earn oo you that they can bring into the schoolhouse, if they're doing drugs or promoting the use of drugs, they're using influence among their peers which can have an affect within the schoolhouse. >> you're capturing all this data, how long do you keep it for? because i'm thinking if i'm a prospective employer and i want to look back at what these people's school records were, there's this company out there, and they have all these tweets and facebook posts and everything.

. >> hm. >> oh, give it some more flavor. nice, steph. >> perfect. >> beautiful. >> thanks, dad. >> this is my kind of dish. ciao, everybody. [ singing ] >> the sweet serenade that has this baby on an emotional roller coaster next. >> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, or if you like that on your ipod -- [ laughter ] >> -- call the hotline at, 888- 5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a mom's sweet serenade brin but there's a push to change those bright artificial col on kid's >>> a lot of kids will be stocking up on m and ms this hal way but there's a push to change the artificial colors. the impact it could have on your kids' health, that and more at 5:00. >>> it's a video we could watch over and over again. >> yeah. it's a mom's sweet serenade and brings her baby to tears, laughs and tears again. [ singing ] >> cute. >> the video of the 10-month- old baby is a hit on youtube. it already has 5 million views. >> is it smiling or is it crying? >> i don't know. >> sweet boy. >>

. >> hm. >> okay. >> i know. he started his diet three years ago. he eats only sausage and drinks up to 6 beers a day. it's a little more than 2100 calories a day. the diet is supervised by a doctor who says his body is responding positively. >> have you heard of too much of a good thing? >> all right. >> sausage on me. >>> fresh grocer tony tantillo shares his tips on buying a very special kind of pepper. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be with cubanelle peppers. i grew up with my mother making peppers and eggs with these peppers. the green and the red and the cubanelle. they have a mild flavor. they cook up beautiful. and they're always priced really good. when you buy them, make sure take a look at this right here, no cracking whatsoever. a little bit of shriveling is okay. they are all misshaped but that's the cubanelle. you want to make sure in the crown here it's free from any decaying and the stem is attached. when you bring them home, simply store them in the refrigerator, that's very important, but not only are they gr

. >> mm-hm. >> i'd like toe review a lot of this information. i mean, if it's in print, certainly the first door -- >> good to know. >> i'd like to review it. >> yeah, i would too. >> it would be good to take a look at all the plans. >> absolutely. >> compare and see if there's any contradictions. >> well, the one contradiction was, you know, supervisor wiener had that legislation on double parkers. if you have it on polk street where they are taking you out for bike lanes and you have the double parking issue, where are those people going to go to load and unload. i'm seeing that more and more in the merchant corridors. that's why i'm glad they have the loading zones 'cause i hear that from a lot of small businesses, a lot get their deliveries -- they're taking them now in the middle of the night which the neighbors don't like that because it's the night taking loading zones, but that's when it's gotta happen now because of some of these new restrictions so something's got to give here. >> see some of the loading trucks, they put in the middle

. >> hm, thank you. >> any other commissioner questions? we have any public comment on this item? >> mr. president we have one speaker card. members of the public, public comment is limited to three minutes, and we ask you to please state your name but you're not required to do so. >> i've been long involved with people i came now because i see this. i want to make a request or suggestion of you folks is you go back to respective merchant groups, but also of the job squad staff. it's based on a really bizarre negative experience i had several years ago. there was an attorney who was engaging in what i would call drive by ada complaint filings and since job squad assists with this i'm bringing it to their attention. so in the district i live in a supervisor arranged for a meeting with the [inaudible] group about this issue. i got invited. i had to walk up three flights upstairs. nobody bothered to look for an accessible place. if you're going to talk about constituency and have it at a site that excludes that constituent say sends a very bad message. with that negative experience i

. >> mm-hm. >>> one neighbor won't be giving kids tricks or treats this halloween.tead, she will give a message to any child she feels is overweight. the north dakota woman plans to give children she thinks are moderately obese this letter. it tells parents, quote, step up and stop unhealthy eating habits. she spoke about her decision on a local radio show. >> just want to send a message to the parents of kids that are really overweight. i think it's just really irresponsible of parents to sort of send them out looking for free candy just because all the other kids are doing it. >> some psychologists say a person's appearance doesn't necessarily reflect if they are healthy or not. they say the letter is a bad idea and it might do more damage than good. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." scott pelley is in new york. scott. >> reporter: hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. well, now there's evidence that the federal healthcare website has security flaws. late today, the president took owner ship of the problems and we'll

. >> mm-hm.this morning there was someone outside before i opened waiting for me to flip the sign. >> reporter: you're a volunteer. >> nobody told me i couldn't come and i didn't call to ask. >> reporter: what would you do if they came and said, you can't be here? >> well, then i'd say, sayonara. it's absolutely nuts. i mean, what has this got to do with the problem in washington? >> reporter: the confusion gets even thicker if you climb into the hills of the presidio. >> this national park is particularly a patchwork because we have so many different kinds of arrangements. >> reporter: so if you are not up on all the legal jargon or maybe you're just a tourist blowing through town, trying to figure out what's open and what's closed is about as tough as picking up the 7/10 split! >> today alone we have had 6 or 7 people calling asking if we were open. they just wanted to know if they could come in and bowl. i said come on down. >> reporter: same for anyone looking to play small ball. >> the presi

it struck a car that was reportedly carrying i object hm whthem.around 120-kilometers fre support city>>> a pakistani schoolteacher and his children will be the first drone victim to his testify before the u.s. congress later on tuesday. since 2004, there have been just over 370cia drone strikes on pakistan. the bureau of investigative journalist estimates up to 3,600 pakistanis have died and that up to 1500 people have been injured. the family were hit by a drone strike a year ago. and they traveled to washington to seek answers, kimberly met them. >> reporter: it happened a little more than a year ago. for 12-year-old and nine-year-old, the memories are still vivid. >> and i saw these two bright lights fall from the sky and hit where my grandmother was standing. then everything became dark and i didn't know what to do. but i just want today runaway because i was just so scared. and i looks at my hand and there was blood coming out of my hand. >> it was as if day became night. it became very dark all of the sudden and where my grand mother was i later heard that she was blown to piece

. >> hm. >> thank you. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." >> scott pelley is in new york. scott? >> how did a 9-year-old boy pass through security and get on a plane without a ticket? we're on the case of the las vegas stowaway tonight on the "cbs evening news." ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, to be better. we're dedicated to being a company you can count on, because you've always been customers we believe in. your energy plus ours. together, there's no limit to what we can achieve. they've been shut out of the bay area's red hot real este e time... now, >>> i'm ken bastida in the kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00 tonight, they have been shut out of the bay area's red-hot real estate market for some time now. now the pendulum is swinging back in favor of first time home buyers. what's changed that may put buying a house back within reach? and christmas comes ea

says,hm i want pigeons.back carrier pigeons though. you can tell l certain way. a pigeon before and i love animals. >> thank you so much, man. yes! thanks lisa marie presley for cool. one time wife of the king of pop full-time daughter of the king of rock 'n' roll. >> thank you very much. >> why do you think there hasn't been a definitive elvis by o optic onthere's talk of that going right now. >> oh, yeah. they did it for ray charles and now the king. >> there's never been an elvis movie? >> oh. movies about elvis. awesome. but never a feature film about life.s >> it is elvis's early years or late years. huge difference. >> huge. >> his early years are the most interesting disagree. i think it hraeufter ones are most interesting. better ould make for a movie. first young elvis. >> his relationship with his mom he got discovered and it's so interesting. >> uh-huh. >> and old elvis. it's a peanut butter and banana bacon sandwiches. pills and karate mom. ng brody jenner's >> i'm going to ease myself on you baby. wait, that was bubba hoe see mony. we can't wait to h

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. >> that was the hm from texas, ted cruz earlier today.arning that the government shutdown could lead to a terrorist attack in the u.s. does ted cruz remind you of anyone. let me give you a clue. last week, cruz in the senate, ramble on the senate floor for 21 hours. does that remind you of any one? try to give you the answer. his name, style, tactics in congress are rooted in something that happened years ago. back when ted cruz was just 13 years old. back in may of 1984. this is "nbc nightly news." here is john palmer. >> they're having a family feud on capitol hill over television, and who will be on it. house sessions have been carried on a special cable tv channel lately. and house speaker tip o'neill, trying to control this particular airwave. >> that special cable tv channel john palmer, the anchor you saw, special cable tv channel he was talking about was c-span. delivered gavel-to-gavel coverage of every session and public affairs programming to fill out the rest of hours. in the niche world of cabled, c-span has been such a hit t

. >>> straight ahead in sports, hm, the oakland a's the day after, the warriors haven't been on a roadquite like this. we'll explain and your old uncle vern back in the saddle again. female announcer: female announcer: through columbus day, at sleep train's inventory clearance sale, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save 10, 20, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. even get free delivery! don't miss three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic through monday, columbus day. guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ thanks brian. our student rising above iny >>> brian, tgif. a lot of folks looking forward to the weekend. >> going to be pretty nice, chilly at night but i think that long-awaited slight warming trend is finally on tap for saturday but in the meantime, we have some low cloud out there along the shoreline if you are heading out tonight. some patchy low clouds, readings in the low to mid-50s and clear and cool inland. the number by 8:00 about 64 as we look at the golden gate bridge. 67 i

. >> mm-hm. >> and they want to portray president obama as a dictator? >> well, how about george w.d us into a law thwarting congress that years later we still have men and women dying in afghanistan. if we want to talk about who's a dicktator we need to look at that. ted cruz, if he would read the constitution, a lot of what he preaches is not consistent with what the founders intended in writing the constitution. >> you know, you've been outspoken, abbey, and some other republicans are now calling out tid cruz, the gop called out scott ridgell. and i think that there can be republicans. you and i have had this discussion. i think it's healthy to have a two-party system, but when you're dealing with no programs, all bombasting, personal attacks, it does a disservice to those who really have some substantive disagreements with the president. >> you even have santorum. he came out and said this guy is hurting the party. you look at obama care with the website glitches you would think this would be a blessing for republicans. it masks their identify long cal struggles and allows them

. >> hm. >> we need it. >> we could use some but nothing yet. >>> still ahead how a bay area politician says the feds are pushing dogs and their walkers out the door. >> why california college is on a mission to get more men. is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. okay. even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can >>> dog owners getting a little official help tonight to take on uncle sam. they are trying to keep the pooches from roaming free but that may be about to change. kpix 5's patrick sedillo on the san francisco politician who is taking a stand with the dogs. >> reporter: depending who you hear it from your dog may or may not be welcome in the golden gate

give to those who are affected by a thoughshutdown and how worried u personally tha that it may do hmthe nation's economy and your second term agenda. >> sam, you are making a good point which is what we are asking of the republicans right now is to keep the government open at a funding level that democrats think are very harmful to the economy and in adequate to make sure that the economy is growing faster and more people are put back to work and the economy is growing. we are willing to pass at least a short term budget that opens up the government at current funding levels. >> it doesn't even address the harm that has been done 'cause - because of see ques see se sequ. to we are funding programs that'thathave been really hard s year. we recognize that there are going to have to be compromises between the democrat position and the republican position. and in the meantime we shouldn't hurt the economy even worse by shutting down the government. let me give you an example. , because of the meat cleaver cuts that have taken place over the course of this year, thousands of families have

. >> let me issue hm a friendly challenge: put it on the floor monday or tuesday. i would bet there are the votes to pass it. >> if congress can't reach a deal by next week, then the nation could default on its debt for the first time in american history. experts say that could plunge the u.s. back into a recession worse than 2008. >>> many popular spots in the bay area are temporarily closed during the federal government shutdown. roads at the marin headlands are blocked and parking lots and restrooms at civilianstin have been closed. people are simply parking in neighborhoods now and then walking to the beaches. and many we spoke to are frustrated at the government. >> it's not the government's property or right to shut it down. it's the people's, the parks and all of that belong to the people. >> come on out. you can get on the beach for sure. but you won't be on the beach without having received this message from far away that something is happening in our government and that, you know, we have to be aware of and pay attention to. >> so what's open and what's s

. >> hm. >>> a truly scrumptious stroller by heidi klum earned one of the worst ratings from consumer. the group gave it a do not buy rating after the safety buckle unlatched during several impact tests. consumer reports rated more than 100 strollers and says this model is the only one with a safety harness that failed to stay latched. the stroller sells for 220 bucks at babies 'r us. >>> marilyn monroe fans have an opportunity to get their hands on bizarre items. her x-rays, a file of doctors notes and six x-rays. they are on auction next month. the reports appear to confirm speculation that she had a chin implant and a nose job. the items are expected to go for 15 to $30,000. >>> look good on your wall? >> maybe not. >>> 5:53. nice curve. samsung debuts a new mobile device that looks different. >> and starbucks has a special message for congress. wake up and smell the coffee. the shutdown special it's now offering. and you could save hundreds." customers with a new smart e feature... a curved screen. the new "galaxy round" has a fi ay. >>> samsung is try to lure in customers with a

. >>> you want to wreck the economy, you want to say that lincoln and hm milton were idiots, just to prove a point? well, that's not going to be that good. hope for the best, prepare for the worst. the worst finally sank in today and it's going to be with us if we go over the debt deadline. it just will be. guys, there's no return. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, supermarket showdown. whole foods versus sprouts. two organic grocers both with phenomenal growth prospects but which stock should you put in your cart? it's a natural face-off and cramer's finding the winner, next. >>> and later, upper crust? the government shutdown hasn't anible to cool off shares of domino's pizza. the companies has served up a 50% rise so far this year. but today's earnings reports has taken a slice out of the stock. it is now your opportunity to take a bite. don't miss cramer's exclusive. >>> plus, digital delivery. it's been a long time since tivo changed the way you watch tv. but as newcomers like netflix continue to take share, can tivo rub you into the future of entertainment? cramer

. >> mm-hm. >>> getting a leg up in this competitive job market is so important. even if it's five or 10 years down the road. a couple of high schools are part of kaiser's youth career day. we think that's pretty cool. >>> reporter: you are looking at the future of the healthcare industry. fresh faces from oakland tech and life academy high getting a life-changing view of the business side of medicine. >> they really get the feel for what it's like to interact as a human being and as a health professional. to really help them along their journey to health. >> reporter: 150 teenagers were the guesting of kaiser's healthcare innovation center in san leandro, a medical simulator of sorts where the students witness everything from surgery to childbirth. >> okay. >> all right. so let's put the baby right over here. baby is crying. >> reporter: you're going to go home tonight and say, i delivered a baby! [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> reporter: how's that make you feel? >> i would like to do it when i get older. >> reporter: is this helping you to reinforce those thoughts? >>

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. >> hm. that's a pretty stubborn thing for a senior white house official to say. except we have since figured out that he was referring to something said this morning by gene sperling, director of the white house national economic council and that's not really what was said. boehner appeared to be seizing on these comments after sperling was asked which was worse, the precedent of negotiating with the threat of the u.s. government defaulting on its debts, or actual default. >> sanctioning negotiations with someone threatening default is not going to end the risk of default. it is likely to increase the chances that we as a country eventually default. if you sanction it, you will just increase the chances that it will happen on a regular basis. >> i want to bring in congressman james lankford, republican from oklahoma and chair of the house republican policy committee. thanks for being here. we appreciate it. so you heard sperling's comments. he's not really saying that the president would rather default than to sit down and negotiate. he's just talking about, i me

because democrats and responsible republicans came together -- >> hm.144 republicans voted no last night and with fewer than three months to go before the next budget battle, the white house doesn't seem quite ready to make complete nice. let's bring in our panel. tim pawlenty, president and ceo of the financial services roundtable and former governor of minnesota. cnn's chief congressional correspondent, the tireless dana bash. and former clinton white house press secretary, joe lockhart. i want to start with this "washington post" report. business groups stand by boehner, plot against tea party. there's a quote from a man named dirk van doggen, lobbyist for the association of wholesale distributors who has known boehner for a while. says i don't know anybody who takes the side of the taliban minority. i assume he's referring to the tea party. tim, is that how the business world views what happened over the last three weeks, the taliban minority seized control of the house republicans? >> a few things. first, i don't think people should put a taliban l

. >> hm. let's bring in our panel.ow at the center for american progress, matt miller. co-host of cnn's "crossfire," s.e. cupp and emmy award winning political analyst, my friend, jeff greenfield. welcome one and all. jeff, i'll start with you. our friend peggy noonan writes about the possible forced resignation of sebelius. she writes quote, yes, a firing would be good democratic form and would acknowledge the idea of accountability, someone or some persons failed on a historic level and were removed, it would take some heat off the white house, look, we're doing something. so it's surprising they haven't done it and odd that republicans are clamoring for it. do you think the white house needs a sacrificial lamb for this or are we in a place in politics where that's not necessary anymore? >> i think we're almost at the point where even casual political observers understand the essentially phony nature of so much which passes for indignation in washington. the last time i can recall, one of the only times i can recall

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. >> questions about contracts related to this are ones that should be addressed to hms and cms.ve that information. what i can tell you the accountability the president seeks today is the accountability that comes from those who are working on implementation, working around the clock to ensure that the consumer experience is improved. >> joining me now, christian anderson, vice president of the winston group and simon rosenberg, analyst and president of indian, a progressive think tank. here's my question. the reason we say who is getting fired and not should somebody be fired is they've got over $93 millionf taxpayers' money just to set up the web sites which apparently stink. $93 million. so we talked about this with pete hegeseth. accountability. where is the accountability for that failure? christian? >> i feel sorry for david carney when he has to defend this rollout. he has a tough job saying there is accountability and everything will be fine. the real accountability has to be made where key decisions were made that led to this disaster. first there was a decision sort of

richard: mm-hm.i personally love yogurt, but yogurt definitely has that distinct kind of tang. do you think they'll be into it? richard: looking at the original recipe, what i'm going to do is i'm also going to cut that with some light whipped cream. evette: oh, clever. richard: and talk about super simple? we're adding some of this cream to this, but then we also have all the benefits of yogurt. i eliminated all of the eggs, so we're cutting back on the cholesterol. this is just so much healthier in so many different ways. evette: okay, so what are you doing over here? vikki: so, i'm just mixing up my eggs and my cornstarch, and this is going to go into our milk mixture. and this is a really important step, because whenever you're putting eggs with heat, you don't want them to curdle, so you want to temper it, and you want to slowly add a little bit of the heat just like that. evette: ah, i see. so, you're just raising up the temperature of the eggs& vikki: exactly. evette: &to the temperature of th

they also said it was just two weeks before the rollout that hms -- hhs and also cms changed things on them. but they really couldn't give us details of what they did. i said did you ask for more time, was more things happening. couldn't get a straight answer on that in terms of the hearing. >> what do you think they changed? what would the centers for medicare and medicaid services change? we have heard speculation from health care experts that perhaps it was they didn't want the website to give people the price until they were fully enrolled and their names and social security numbers were in there, because of fear of sticker shock would chase away all the healthy people they need to join. >> that still exists. you can browse some general prices but you can't find out the products or if that price works for you. what changed is they want you to put in that data first so they can lock it in, a lot of personal information, then they would tell you what it was if you could get it. that's where the bottleneck occurred and that's where people from cgi and other companies said maybe that w

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director john brennan, and former africom commander, general ham hm, as well as the white house. we also need a similar hearing with each of the deputies and others who were witness to the calls for help and the decision surrounding the response not to help. unless we hear from these people publicly, the american people will never learn the truth about whether there were warnings prior to the attack, what calls for help were made that night, whether the c.i.a. security team was in fact delayed in leaving to respond to the initial attack at the consulate, and what response was from washington, among many other questions. also the american people should know, should know of the bravery of the men who were there in nghazi and until these key individuals are sitting side-by-side at the witness table, answering questions under oath in public, we will never get a clear picture of who made the decisions that night and why. and, again, the hearings must be in public. the american people can handle the truth. failure to get these answers means there will never be any accountability, which

hm? and that's rather what a handful of people are trying to do. they can't do it legislatively.do it through the courts. they can't do it politically. they can't win the elections on that basis so they're trying to do it by holding a gun at our heads, keeping the government closed, threatening to default on the full faith and credit of the united states of the but i just wanted to say in the few minutes i have remaining what a -- another yearlong sequester would mean in terms -- in human terms. and this is things that come under the jurisdiction of my appropriations committee, which i have been privileged to chair or be ranking member of since 1989. and we've never had these kinds of problems before, republicans or democrats. when republicans ran it or democrats -- and i've been back on forth on this for -- many times in terms of republicans chairing it, democrats, republicans, democrats. we've never had these kind of problems. but if we go one more year, that means 100 -- under sequester, 177,000 fewer children will get head start services. 177,000. 1.3 million fewer students w