he hunched over fell to his knees and was immediately surrounded by medical personnel. he was taken off the field on the stretcher and taken to the hospital. they have not released what was wrong with kubiak only that he is recovering well. >> an nfl player a dolphins bullying scandal was suspended indefinitely. he was reviewed by the nfl for arresting teammate jonathan martin. this after it is revealed that incognito was refusaccused of forcing him to finance a trip even though martin didn't even go. martin gave incognito the money fearing consequences if he didn't. >>> the girling hamal bam ma airport is reopened this morning after a bomb threat shut it down for several hours. an ploy neat fied authorities after finding a note saying there was an explosive device inside the airport. technicians and bomb dogs churched several flights were canceled or delayed. >> while you were sleeping brand new details at the deadly shooting prampage at the airpor. they missed him by a matter of minutes before he wounded some and killed others. they received disturbing messages. someh

. >> folks, america takes alot of slack just because we spy on our ali, invade countries on hunches and threaten to tank the global economy as a fund-raising tool. but face it, when the [bleep] goes down the world needs heroes, nobody says thank gods the belgians are here. oh, i hope they brought us some waffles. (laughter) nation, this makes me proud to be an american. to know that my tax dollars are going to help people if i pay taxes. i have an excellent accountant. he said if a shell ter, i think the feel pooens. >> america has put our money where our mouth s the boots on the ground and hads in the air like we just do care. can't say the them thing about so-called superpower china. >> china getting a bit of criticism. they've been in a long-term dispute, a land dispute, but guess what they're only giving $100,000. >> wow apparently the chinese symbol for crisis is also the one for bite me. seriously, the nation of china pledged only $100,000. i bet the colbert nation could give more than that? what do you people think? (cheers and applause) you know what, you know what? you know wha

. >> is secretary of state john kerry's hunch right? does the answer of j.f.k.'ssassination lie with cuba and russia? yes or no? >> i have a problem with the second bullet. it is hard to see. we tested it in st. louis at the time you could fire those three bullets in that short of time. we took a guy from the marines who was a marksman. he could not do it. >> i think, if something was really there, we would know it by now. i'm looking at the rest of the fbi and cia files. a lot has been destroyed. >> how about that? >> i agree, somebody would have talked by now. if there is a conspiracy and more people were involved, somebody would have said something at this point. >> there is enough strange information to raise these questions. with nothing that's come out, i just have to say no. i don't see that this is a conspiracy. until this is much, much more evidence. >> i would agree with the secretary of state. i don't believe a single person. >> that may be the only thing you agree with him on. but at least you have something. >> let this be a matter of record. you can

. >> folks, america takes alot of slack just because we spy on our ali, invade countries on hunches and threaten to tank the global economy as a fund-raising tool. but face it, when the [bleep] goes down the world needs heroes, nobody says thank gods the belgians are here. oh, i hope they brought us some waffles. (laughter) nation, this makes me proud to be an american. to know that my tax dollars are going to help people if i pay taxes. i have an excellent accountant. he said if a shell ter, i think the feel pooens. >> america has put our money where our mouth s the boots on the ground and hads in the air like we just do care. can't say the them thing about so-called superpower china. >> china getting a bit

. >> i have a hunch, dan, that you don't like this trade. >> i love this trade. >> you do? no. >> when carter had me at asymmetry. i like the 22 put sell, that's a low, i don't like the 28 call sale, if this thing gets moving. >> i don't like it, though, how's that if i don't like gold. this is not a situation where you're trying to dodge a bullet and not get assigned on the short puts. >>> want to buy gdx. that will cost $24 a share. he could be forced to buy it for $22. >>> tonight, scott is looking at yahoo! which continues to make new highs, in addition to scott, you'll find some great trader blogs. >>> here's what's coming up next -- >>> investors are betting big on retail, could they be making a mistake. >> big mistake. big, huge. >>> plus, talk about the trade of the century, in just two months, they made 20 times their money betting on steel stocks. we'll tell you how they plan to make even more money when "options action" returns. [ male announcer ] once, there was a man who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the trading floor in real time. ♪

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. >> folks, america takes alot of slack just because we spy on our ali, invade countries on hunches andank the global economy as a fund-raising tool. but face it, when the [bleep] goes down the world needs heroes, nobody says thank gods the belgians are here. oh, i hope they brought us so

the 52-year-old hunched over and dropped to his knees while heading to the locker room during halftime. he was reportedly feeling light headed and dizzy. the team says no, he did not have a heart attack and was conscious when he was taken off the field. he remains in the hospital this morning with family by his side. >> hope that he's okay. missing new york university student has been found alive after being trapped for more than 36 hours between the walls of his dorm in a parking garage next door. the 19-year-old was found last night five floors below his bedroom. he was reported missing saturday morning and after a fire drill in the dorm. it took about an hour and a half to get him out. he was alert during the rescue but it's unclear how he got there and how long he was trapped. he is hospitalized and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> the justice department is trying to block the merger of american airlines and u.s. airways, the department fears the merger would hurt consumers because it could increase prices and reduce air service. if the deal went through there would be just

and he was hunched over, he was crying, his tail between his legs. >> reporter: yesterday developa and mclaren were scheduled to testify in a case. >> we were witnesses to a crime and without us there's no case. >> reporter: the entertainment website tmz has reported the case was about arasko. it included an alleged sex tape with charlie sheen. >> as far as any correlation or anything like that, i -- it's not true, and there's no further comment about it. it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: it's still unclear what happened to darwin vela but friends say he trained in martial arts and it would have taken a couple of people to force him away. >>> a fateful phone call. how a then little known journalist wound up driving lee harvey oswald's mother to visit him in jail. >> we'll hear from the driver who survived this crash. the last thing he remembers before everything went black. >>> and the $99 test that can predict your future. we're back in 80 seconds. of president kennedy. from dallas. . >>> 50 years ago tonight americans were glued to their tvs in shock after the assassination of presi

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. >> and i found her hanging from her closet door, hunched over on the ground. >> that's when i heard polly scream. i came running, i knew something was wrong. and polly kept calling out, she hung herself, she hung herself. by that time polly was able to get to the door so i came through the front door of jill's room and i was struggling to lift jill and at the same time manipulate the ligature off her neck. polly had grabbed a pair of scissors and she cut the ligature and brought her down. and i rested her down and i started cpr as well as i could or tried the best i could. and i remember looking at jill's face and realizing that her eyes were dilated and fixed, which means they weren't moving, so i knew that that wasn't good. >> and that was our nightmare. >> a parent came to us, we'd known her personally, the whole family, for a long time. and she told me, she asked -- i thank her for the courage it took to come forward. she said, i don't know how to tell you this, but i think there's so much going on. >> she told us her son had come to her and told her there was a picture jill had

the doctors hunch was right. that doctor was a young american, fresh out of college, just getting the australian experience. so i know american exceptionalism. i have lived it. i am alive because of it and i'm here to tell my story. i'm here to leave a lasting legacy to help. in a few weeks i had to south korea for a speak to her. there i will attempt to plant the seeds of an american appreciation in the hearts of south koreans and ask them to consider america to be the model to which the nation should aspire. our mission is clear. we need to rescue america for consistency quantification, and faithfulness for going back to the beginning by keeping the traditional family unit as your greatest treasure standing for liberty. standing for the constitution. by having a victory mentality, not the victim mentality. [applause] we want an america where the weak become strong and the strong become great where you can still rise above the circumstances of your birth and achieve whatever it is that you want to achieve. after

into mutual agreement despite the official's attempts to obtain the hawks list hunches are flying security cameras it looks like we've tacitly agreed that they will be enriching for commercial purposes down the road so i think you're going to see on capitol hill again a bipartisan effort to try to make sure that this is not the final agreement another senator marco rubio called the deal quote a blow to our allies in the region who are already concerned about america's commitment to their security and of quote i think a lot of people both in the middle east and on capitol hill are very concerned that this interim deal becomes the new norm opponents of the deal in washington and abroad are over the working not too late and survive the six month trial the obama administration is walking on eggshells before congress israel and its allies in the golf as it's trying to convey a carefully worded message which is you cannot threaten war all the time in washington i'm going to check out ryder ryan dawson believes that despite having criticism at home and abroad washington will not back out of the d

and sitting there hunched almost on the beach in this title wave comes in. >> what's the history and the relationship with the philippines? >> we took over the philippines -- we took them from spain and went in there and slaughtered a lot of folks. >> was it a simple and friendly transfer? >> it was not -- we killed 200,000 philippines. but mcarthur came back in '45 and liberated them from the japanese and mckarr mcarthur. >> his wife and shoe collection and all of that, but we have had recently and historically, a friendly relationship and we had a big naval base there and i think that's going to be coming back. >> we left because they wanted us out. >> but they want us back now. >> but we aught not to go back because why should we go back and undertake again the defense of these islands after they threw us out. you know, tell them -- >> because we're building a ring around china. >> how many philippine- americans are there today? >> there are third or fourth in terms of the numbers. >> i don't think so. >> i would say, sure. >> we'll have to turn that over to the research assistant

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. >> reporter: residents have hunches about what is lighting up their gully. >> i think it is kids. when we walk the dogs there is kids out there smoking pot. >> kids in the canyon drinking and partying. >> we will all be sleeping with one ear more open now. >> the open space is steep and dry with tall trees that could spread fire in windy conditions. the fire department is urging residents to remain alert. reporting live, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> students celebrating on the farm tonight after a huge win for stanford over the oregon ducks. [ music ] >> getting going with a rally today. stanford held off number two oregon for the upset win tonight and later in sports our sports director mark ibanez will have post game interviews and how stanford slowed down the duck's offense. >>> millions of recalled tires on the road with devastatingcant sequences. >> step to protect yourself. >> temperatures trending down. how much cooler it will be where you live tomorrow. >> a local animal rescue soliciting money when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she sai

. >> that it pushes your shoulders so you don't hunch forward. you have to force yourself.'re back on this try day friday with more "today." relationships can be tricky. if you had a hard time understanding the opposite sex, we enlisted some help. >> back by popular demand to answer your question, two people with a lot to say. "elle's" advice columnist e. jean carroll and matthew hussey. >> you are our favorite odd couple. we love having you guys on. >> you're our favorite odd couple. >> thank you. thank you for coming off the mountain to be with us. >> chris writes in, what should you do when you want to see and address issues in your marriage but your spouse thinks everything is fine but the whole situation is making you miserable. what to do? >> i think you should get out of the house, get out of the neighborhood, pack a picnic, a loaf of bread, a jug of wine, head out, go for a hike, spread a blanket in the grass and then tell him what you're thinking. not what you're feeling, tell him what you're thinking, let him hear it. if all goes well, you can seal the deal on the

what i'm going on is a hunch. the blood thinners, they weren't a mistake. you think dr.ot to kill the president? maybe. well, if you're right, then there has to be some sort of motive. have you checked her financial records? logan is working on it. does she have a political history? not that i'm aware of, but i'll keep looking. maybe somebody is pressuring her. i'll swing by the house, see if there's any unusual activity. talk to the neighbors, what have you. thank you. this is probably a wild goose chase, but... but we have to investigate every possibility. no matter how remote. it's a long shot, but if this is some sort of conspiracy, we have no idea who else might be involved. maybe we should keep this between you, me, and logan, for now. i agree. (knocking on table) hey, karen. do you have a list of today's patient transfers? i'll print it out for you. blair: come in. i'll call you back. i'm sorry about this morning. it was a complete surprise to me as well. you're his chief of staff. you're not supposed to be surprised. well, i can't control him. i told you that whe

. >> reporter: residents have hunches about what is lighting up their gully. >> i think it is kids. when we walk the dogs there is kids out there smoking pot. >> kids in the canyon drinking and partying. >> we will all be sleeping with one ear more open now. >> the open space is steep and dry with tall trees that could spread fire in windy conditions. the fire department is urging residents to remain alert. reporting live, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> students celebrating on the farm tonight after a huge win for stanford over the oregon ducks. [ music ] >> getting going with a rally today. stanford held off number two oregon for the upset win tonight and later in sports our sports director mark ibanez will have post game interviews and how stanford slowed down the duck's offense. >>> millions of recalled tires on the road with devastatingcant sequences. >> step to protect yourself. >> temperatures trending down. how much cooler it will be where you live tomorrow. >> a local animal rescue soliciting money on facebook. >> i am glad they are being exposed. >> what one lear

have a hunch we know who it is but let's listen. >> i thought it was going to be a three-person panelng monetary moment. it was like going to hell every day with satan. >> really. >> we don't know if nicki minaj is satan but i think it is safe to say they got in some heated debates during the audition process. occasionally they took the feud on-line. so there you go. disappointing for political reasons when people were let go. she talked about the process and how she loved the contestants but hated satan. >> oh, my gosh. that's one way of putting it when you don't like your whoever you are working with. >> mariah and nikki not coming back. >> you don't think so? >> not coming back. no questions. >>> somebody who is coming back and i can't believe this because she is coming back with a roar. kate moss. she disappeared for a while and now she is back and every. where by the way, she turning 40, the big 40 in january. and she is celebrating. she is celebrating turning 40 by posing for "playboy." >> she's 40. >> yeah. here's a preview shot of what we can expect. although i'm sure we expec

i have a hunch that is right>> how many millions does it cost per person to get to the 50,000 in theirst month? >> something like $14 million. >> crazy. i want to ask you about this. pugh research poll friday showed president obama tanking on almost every issue below 40 on the economy, immigration, healthcare, foreign policy and hanging around 51 percent on terrorism. those are approval numbers at the white house this weekend. do you think they were at all concerned or they said let's go play golf? >> they should be concerned. when you are tanking in immigration you are trying to move forward you are not going allowed to do that. you can't sell anything to the american people any more. i don't know what happened to this great communicator barack obama that we all voted for you aren't communicating my friend. if you don't your numbers are going to go down and down and down. >> i think that has been one of their problems. they thought they could communicate their way out of every problem. kimberly, when you look at some of the policy problems ting finally caught up to them. >> they can

he hunched over fell to his knees and was immediately surrounded by medical personnel.e was taken off the field on the stretcher and taken to the hospital. they have not released what was wrong with kubiak only that he is recovering well. >> an

so let's get -- i have a hunch maybe some of these questions -- >> moving right along. >> first question, what will be bob's birthday wish if he knew it would come true? >> it's a family show, bob. >> i appreciate you asked me that question but i'd get myself in a whole lot of trouble if i answered it. let me just put it this way, it would be at night. it would not be alone. it would be a lot of fun. >> a midnight movie. >> that's right. >> and a good meal. >> you want to hang out with eric bolling? >> eric bolling's your birthday wish? >> number two, monica d. asked, do you have a hot date for your birthday? if i weren't married, i would love to go on a date with you. i'd even pay. >> that would be different. >> it's very nice of you to say that. monica, right? thank you very much for saying that. >> number three. for greg. do you choose some of the music that lines up for your breaks? what is your favorite music genre? >> i choose all of the music for my break, which is why it's so awesome. and why everybody here doesn't like it. i like electron ka. my favorite is boards of canada. i l

ll i have a hunch it is a terrible legacy and peoplehe will say it is bungled froms the beginning. that's until they got the website running and then theybug will realize how bad it was. republicans asking for a delay is a mistake. you are not going to get rid of it.lay let it unroll and let peoplet th find out how bad this is and how much costs are going to go up and insurance is going to out go up and then win. >> what about the vote on the hill next week? >> that's what we were saying before the shutdown, eric.posi remember we were saying don't do the shutdown? remember the funding and we said let this thing unraffle? let it unravel? >> i am simply saying -- we are saying let's delay this now because the website is -- >> i agree. >> 2014 candidates runningee against this. >> let them fall on your health care. >> here is the problem.s. it hinges in large part on the young people signing up. the fact that the website iss on not working is not allowingeopl people to sign up. that's the problem. if that is the problem for this operation, if you are in the white house that's what you

this and i commented on, i'm from massachusetts and i grew up in massachusetts we're drenched or hunched over with history, at least by american standards but then when i moved to austin itself and on history and jeff, what was your response to that coming from houston's? >> you came from -- from houston, yeah, in houston it seemed to me growing up there really wasn't any history there. houston always seemed to me to be a city about making money. if there's a historic site, somebody thinks they can make money on, they will tear it down. [laughter] whereas if they got a little bit different here in austin and things do change, but there's just a very rich history here. i'm amazed and going around in telling the stories how little of it to details of it and the importance of it on our life now that people have been here for a long time really know. >> i wrote denizens from mark's book which applies to both of these books. he said the frontier has always proved attractive to those with a facility for conjuring utopian images. i wanted to ask both of you kind of what the frontier means in th

the 52-year-old hunched over and dropped to his knees while heading to the locker room during halftime. the reports are he was light headed and very dizzy. the team says no, he did not have a heart attack and he was conscious, good news he was conscious at the time he was taken off the field. he remains in the hospital now. this morning with his family there by his side. >> let's hope he's okay. raiders on the wrong side of a record night. philadelphia's eagles quarterback threw for seven touchdowns last night. tying an nfl record. five other quarterbacks in nfl history have thrown seven touchdown passes in a game including the broncos peyton manning earlier this year. final score, 49-20. >> that was ugly. the new world champions of baseball getting set for a clean new big shave. members of the boston red sox are expected to shave off the play-off beards they grew. have a celebrity shave-up in boston. a chance for marketing. among them big papi and shane victorino. joining them will be a police man, steve, the guy you see in the outfield. he became a national sensation when he was phot

. >> my thought, just a hunch here. think the reason women, you know this better than i do, i think one thing women who have children of school age and they work outside the home and at home. they have to do that and raise the kid and be worried about child development, all those pressures to be the perfect mother, the perfect spouse. they need help. >> they need help, chris. by the way, they're also thinking about the traffic. how am i going to get there to pick them up. >> and their aging parent. >> yes. i have four children. i'm very typical. in other words, what i think -- and by the way, what you just described, the typical woman you just described, she's a common example of today's woman but she's not common in the republican area. that's a problem for the candidates. who did you talk to this week i would ask male candidates? who's within your inner circle? where are you getting advice? that's something we're lagging behind. i think the republican party suffers from staff infection, frankly. i watched your show on

>> my hunch is if there is a shutdown or default, it will be over john boehner's dead body. but to me, so many of the -- a lot of republican house members going into the last one they knew this was a mistake. they knew it. the leadership knew it. the experienced ones knew it. the ones with arithmetic skills to look at math and veto overrides and things like that, how many seats did democrats of the senate, they knew that but there was a large pool of house members that didn't realize that. and the question is how many of them now see things differently than they did free shutdown. from some statements, and i am not entire the sure that that pull is that much more food in than they were before. we will see. for people to say why didn't the republican leadership stop this? because they couldn't. i would argue that if john boehner had gone for, brought it to the floor any earlier than he did he would have been tossed out as speaker. he basically had to wait till there was an equilibrium in terms of the number of people who either thought shutdown was an awful idea or shouldn't

we have a hunch we know who satin, but let's listen to the sound bite. >> i thought it was going to be mae dangling monetary moment. it was like going to hell every day with satan. >> really. >> we don't know if nicki minaj is satan but i think it is safe to say they got in some heated debates during the audition process. occasionally they took the feud online. so there you go. disappointing for political reasons when people were let go. she talked about the process and how she loved the contestants but hated satan. >> oh, my gosh. that's one way of putting it when you don't like your whoever you are working with. >> mariah and nikki not coming back. >> you don't think so? >> not coming back. no questions. >>> somebody who is coming back and i can't believe this because she is coming back with a roar. kate moss. she disappeared for a while and now she is back and she's everywhere. now she is back and every. where by the way, she turning 40, the big 40 in january. and she is celebrating. she is celebrating turning 40 by posing for "playboy." >> she's 40. >> yeah. here's a preview shot o

that's why i decided to take out the camera and start filming, just based purely on hunch. >> staff sergeant jason catrel is acting as lead scout standing up through the hatch of his bradley fighting vehicle. captain brown is on the radio reporting their position. when an ied detonates. >> my first instinct was that i just lost three soldiers in a vehicle. >> brown believes the ied has vaporized the bradley in front of him with his three men inside. >> the way it blew up, it happened in slow motion and you couldn't see the bradley anymore. the ied was so buried, so deeply buried, that it kicked up so much concrete and tar, asphalt, dirt, that it was raining on us for 45 seconds. the bradley disappeared. we didn't see it any more. i was already getting ready to -- as soon as we got security established, call for helicopter support. >> but miraculously, when the dust clears, the bradley reappears and captain brown radios that all the men are safe. >> no cas. >> the radio came back on, he said they were all okay. >> i think i may have been knocked out for a few seconds, then realized what happe