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>>james: this may change the way we all councilman and pay and in net for the big cable companies thenal storm review such plans in a capitalist internet you can use each month >>gabe slate: does your household use more intimate or more tv with the rise of social media, castle's 48,000 cable-tv customers and just for the third quarter while adding the three of the 40,000 internet customers most of them already using the telephone in an ad for social and work reasons it can also become the primary source of entertainment for internet listing eventually will have to give up the future might be me your plans for your charge by usage or plans would ban the caps were you given a certain model data you can use each month their test and what they'd cap plans and a small market on the east coast most also not getting near the 300 gigs month limit bottom line for long the war but did it happen or meter plans >>james: the dinner have to post signs warning people halloween will to your way to keep the children safe from creditors on a trip treating as a quick look outside of back with more news

to get the money in december that going to be mailed to the people paid more because of these changes. >>james: he was home smoking the cigarette and then exploded is a medically induced coma after suffering internal and external burns as all of them to his lungs his mother sent the mouthpiece of the cigarette when down her son's throat and exploded again they believe the explosions caused by cigarettes they do not know what brand he was using >>george: as an update was going on in the south bay here very quietly the freeway has been getting slower and slower the drive on 11 in the northbound direction even without an incident is now near 40 minutes for your trip time from the copper express went to the montague expressway the 280 ride has doubled from the early morning hours started in 14 minutes now a 27 and is a slow ride here as well quickly to the bay bridge the west down back of riches on to high with 24-check it was 36 minutes into san francisco. >>darya: a teenager was hit in the leg by gunfire a bullet came through an apartment wall of from 6:00 this morning the 1900 block and on and

francine: what happens if they change james bond?the interview with daniel craig and he was starting to hedge his bets a little more. my bet is he is back for one more, at least. francine: the future is immersive cinema. do you have to spend a lot more to give the multisensory experience? something to provide exciting for our customers. we have to constantly keep that in mind. it is almost back to basics with exhibitors. you are seeing an emphasis on seats and sound systems and screens, particularly with laser projection being produced. getting lazy boy type right now.ur cinemas that is a bit of a game changer. it is a talking point. fully reclining and looking at a screen, you will have to come back and give us details there. antonio stays with us and we will be talking about more negative yields next. on bloomberg radio later on, we have ken burns. we are streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance" from london, from new york city. we welcome all of you right now.

change. the new james bond film is breaking records across the pond. it brought in $9.2 million on its first day. the biggest of all time in uk. it does not open in the u.s. until november 6. all the controversy about pond himself. talking about how he does not want to do another film. disneyland memorabilia happening in sherman oaks, california. including opening day tickets expected to go for 5000-7000. the space not and ride vehicle. juliet: that is pretty cool. >> the people mover. going for they think as high as $300,000. also in animate chart make head. you can register online if you are interested. juliet: i would like a boat from pirates of the caribbean. ben: i always thought it was caribbean. >> i go back and forth. juliet: caribbean. ben: that is it for us this morning. juliet: thank you, you little heart you. [laughter] maxx your thing at t.j.maxx with better brands, at prices that work for you. make each day a little better. does this $20 family fill up meal have eight pieces of original recipe chicken? yes. [ding] two large mashed potatoe

kentucky agriculture commissioner james comer is determined to change that. >> there is no reason why industrial hemp should've been outlawed in the united states or in kentucky. >> reporter: both marijuana and hemp are cannabis plants, and to the naked eye they look and smell the same. the main difference comes down to the amount of tetrahydrocannabinol, commonly referred to as t.h.c., the psychoactive chemical in the cannabis plant. hemp has a t.h.c. level below .3% percent, essentially making it impossible to get high on the plant, whereas marijuana has t.h.c. levels are above .3%. potency levels generally vary between 1% and 20%. >> it's a crop that today we make a lot of products from plastic and wood, tomorrow those products will be made from industrial hemp. the problem is that when people thought of hemp, they thought of marijuana. >> reporter: in order to move forward, comer and other leaders have tried to change the misperceptions. and this was a hard sell. kentucky's state police commissioner wasn't convinced. he declined our request for an interview, but has voiced his ske

>>james: the victim had changed all right off her neck and this is not the first time and happen there's been four separate research july a man forced a gun and a family and snatch gold chains off all their next is always good to arrest those back in september lowered of these incidents are related to a video capture of violent confrontation and is ready and then stand in the middle of the street and swinging at passing cars at one point to see the video part of the man armed with a large mild the unnerve a confrontation happened in the district of oakland. >>reporter: the man with the machete is screaming and then he swings his weapon twice the red car takes off turns around and comes back at him than a white car speeds up and run some over the man shiksa often stands up in one part you could clearly see the machete dispatched of what is happening at 37 and international at 3:00 a.m. monday the 25 year-old man was hospitalized with minor injuries that put on the psychiatric attention they tell them investigators have turned their attention on finding the two drivers who left the same in

t today's announcemt changes these yo >> reporter: last year sherry james said she was worried about her son being an only child. >> he'll feel lonely. >> reporter: today's announcement changes everything. sherry and these young women no longer have to stop at one. >> it is a historical moment for china, for chinese people. >> reporter: families can now have two kids. this usf professor says this change was purely a business move. >> currently china is having slow economic growth, so how to reverse that, how to keep china's growth engine going. you need people. >> reporter: china's population is getting older she says and there are not enough workers. >> there are fewer and fewer young people coming into the decades. >> reporter: china's policy was designed to slow population growth, but it was unpopular with some including forced abortion. [ audio difficulties ] >> the imbalance it created by the chinese tradition having the male keeping the family name. >> she says don't expect big change to come with big results because the dream of a second child isn't universal because one more c

james taylor. the big sea change was people writing their own songs and expressing themselves. >> is it difficult to> i feel an obligation to people and to myself to share myself maybe as honestly as i can. ♪ i left my folk and friends with the aim to clear my mind out ♪ ♪ well i hit the rowdy road and many times i met there many stories told all the ways to get there ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ so on and on i go ♪ the seconds tick the time out ♪ ♪ there's so much left to know well i'm on the road to find out ♪ >> everyone was just trying to do whatever came into their head. >> in the early days paul and i we wanted to be the group from england. they were very big those days. >> we had no idea who the people were, the mysterious mr. king was. we've written all these songs, chains the beatles did, i'm into something good, which was the british invasion. we did discover this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from being behind the scenes woman to a star in her own right. ♪ i feel the earth move under my feet i feel the sky tumbling down ♪ ♪ i feel my heart start to tremble whenever you're

james what they are doing right : now is changing the way you interact with each other on linkedin, newessaging tools, new collaboration tools. linkedin for work. as we think about the companies that are successful in social are the ones that really optimize for communication. you can see that with facebook and you are seeing it with linkedin. as you think about the future of linkedin, it is increased communication and collaboration and publishing as a destination for reading things that are all related foress whatever interests you may have. in whatever category. so that is really what i mean about the messaging and collaboration aspect that i think is underappreciated. cory: fantastic. james, great to see you. this far apart across the world -- at least the country. good stuff. making headlines and fighting off skeptics. the new york times reporting that theranos restructured their board of directors. trimming it from 12 people to five people the company has been criticized for not having medical experts on the board. memberave a former board in henry kissinger, george shultz. they ha

hathave james stavridis t speaks to the changing institutions and particularly nato.e: that is where i want to go. nato has to stand by turkey. it is an ally. how do we feel about turkey? months ago, turkey was a problem. amiral stavridis: turkey is friend and an ally of the united states. we will defend turkey through the nato alliance. we do not always agree, but in terms of our relationship, fundamentally it is strong. when easter happen here in terms of nato and institutions are that nato -- what needs to happen in terms of nato is that nato needs to look at the new world. it is not only syria, it is cyber defense, stepping up to the russian pressure. so institutions have to change. we are seeing the same thing with the imf. vonnie: with oil prices dropping, so many other countries are potential hotspots, including yemen. saudi arabia is trying to take care of yemen but it is still under rebel control. what does the u.s. think about other hostiles now? admiral stavridis: we have got to take a global view. the idea we will pivot to the pacific and focus there is de

host: there is this from james who says -- have they been changes in the speaker's post congressionalear careers? guest: great question. we have had speakers who have lived longer and past speakers who often died in house like sam rayburn, but we have had speakers who left office or either stay in the house, so they lost speakership like nancy pelosi, or they leave the house like newt gingrich and pursue other careers. i did not know of that there is a pattern with newt gingrich who remains a public figure and ran for president, but on the other hand, jim wright, who went into retirement and went to texas, tcu, helped develop his library, so there are different approaches that x speakers take, but this is a relatively new environment and it would be interesting to do a study on that to see where speakers go after they leave the speakership. host: tip o'neill did some television commercials. guest: [laughter] i forgot about that. you can do that, too. host: let's go to peter in kentucky. go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you, c-span. excerpt from a report that was written on adolf

kentucky agriculture commissioner james comer is determined to change that. >> there is no reason whyustrial hemp should've been outlawed in the united states or in kentucky. >> sreenivasan: that's tomorrow night on newshour weekend. >> sreenivasan: and again to our honor roll of american service personnel killed in the afghanistan conflict. we add them as their deaths are made official and photographs become available. here, in silence, are eight more. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm hari sreenivasan. have a great weekend. thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> this is "bbc world news america" >> funding of this presentatio

her post-debate poll numbers are strong but a biden entry into the primary could radically change the race. jamesong time political advisor to both bill and hillary clinton and joins me now. have you ever seen anything quite like this? what do you think biden, what game do you think is being played here? >> i don't know. but one thing we know, vice president biden knows what takes to run for president. he's done it twice. he knows what it entails to be president. he's been right next to the oval office for seven years now. just make up your mind. if you want to do it, for god's sakes, you certainly deserve to take a shot here. if he beats secretary clinton, i will be for him in the general. if he wants to, he's got every right to take a shot. i know his people, they're all good people, good friends of mine. >> but at the same time, coming out today and making the point that he's the one in the oval office, that she didn't support the bin laden or know about the bin laden raid, rather, initially, not that she didn't support it, in fact, she supported it before the vice president supported it, but

. >> pam: witherspoon celebrates her venture into the fashion world as draper james opens on twelve south. which has changed drastically since she was a little girl. >> "this is actually on the its where we all got our the most delicious place." >>"it's a special place in nashville hearts." >> pam:reese describes the store as a mix of effortless style. inspired by her grandmother dorothea draper. >> "she just loved to get dressed up. she didn't have a lot of money but whatever she had on she always and her shoes." >> pam:the mother of 12- year-old central california boy says she was confused when her son came home with his shirt on inside out. >> pam:the school told the boy that a symbol on his shirt could be identified as a gang sign. this mass produced t-shirt from kohl's is stirring up quite the controversy. >> pam:his parents say the honor student at yuba gardens intermediate has never been in trouble nor is he part of any gang. say this red star often associated with norteno gang. >> that design has been associated with a gain in the past and you cannot just turn a blind eye to that. >> i never thought

james, you guys upgraded twitter recently. the ceo situation has not changed.orsey has been the front runner for the last several months and there has not been in -- an obvious outside candidate. it seems clear that someone else was not going to get this job. why are you optimistic about the long-term future? guest: basically, we see twitter as one of the only companies optimized for mobile. forou have that advantage the next stage of growth within the industry, but also they have the election-year benefits and limited downside for now. the big thing is that what we think we will see coming out of twitter is they will change the conversation from talking about the subscribed monthly active users and making it about the total audience as they curate the content on behalf of the users. you can go from a sunday night football game from it -- to a presidential debate and have that on curated stream and have a total audience approach. confidence will come back into the story as they change that conversation. jack dorsey is the kind of guy who can make that happen. o

james: this is oversimplified. if there was a single thing you would like people listening for you to do or change, what is the next step you would most like an audience to do. it is important to and so forth.lbs but it is more important to change the laws. we have to address the crisis. that is another subject. we may not want to get into it here. influences have more than they realize. when you go into the marketplace, businesses do pay a lot of attention for those asking. the business community is leading now. it is incredible. but we need to restore the vitality of democracy so special interests are not completely in control. so the public interest is lifted up and this is the principal issue where that has to happen. segue that is a very next to our next topic. most people who say in this chair over the last day and a have asked if you're are going to run for president. there have been a number of senators. mr. gore: are you thinking about it? if you are asking everybody. i would support that. [laughter] james: i have to ask you. are you even considering a draft al gore movement? mr. gore: i have overuse the a

part of the washington ideas forum, former vice president al gore talked to james fallows about the environment and climate change. this is 25 minutes. [applause] james: thank you all for coming. thanks so much to vice president al gore for joining us. he has done a lot of traveling so thanks for making the effort. as i promised yesterday, the vice president has nothing to talk about you might not be expecting. there are things you probably will expect, given his political expertise, the things you know about what he has been doing in the years since by presidency. the nobel peace prize, the two oscars, the two number one bestsellers, other things of that sort. blah, blah, blah as they say. [laughter] i got to immerse myself in these things in an article about what vice president gore has been up to, which will be in "the atlantic" in 10 days. that's what i want to ask you about. i have to cue up the question, because you are not supposed to talk about your achievements in the realm yourself. there's a company called generation investment management which vicendon, president gore was a cofounder of, the chairman,

>> but the james stone we met considered himself a changed man, thanks to indiana state prison's catm. >> he's my little buddy. i depend on im. he's more dependable than anything i got in here. i mean, he takes a lot of the anger and temper away. makes it easier to cope in here. >> stone has been at wabash for a year and a half ago now. >> i talk to guys that come in here from all the other prisons that recognize me say hey, you're the cat man, aren't you? i'm like, dude, really? best thing i can do is say i'm him, meow, see you later. >> the transfer occurred after a staff member reported stone had threatened him. stone denies the allegation but a much bigger concern was leaving his cat jinkster behind. >> they don't allow cats down here so i couldn't bring him with me. and that was a big -- a big heartbreak separation there, you know. because i raised the little -- the little sucker. >> just before his transfer stone gave jinkster to another inmate. >> it brought a tear to my eye. i did like an indian commercial, you know, the tear coming out. i didn't want to let go of my little b

change production plans. gene otani has the business headlines, gene? >> thanks, james. zblmpl >>> executives shelving plans to create a new factory, making the call after months of declining auto sales in the world's second largest economy. they were talking of building a new plant as early as this year, and they would have been used between the japanese car maker and a local firm. executivings decided to change the plan as new car sales in china fell year on year for the fifth straight month in august. honda boosted output this month in a different plant in china, and the auto maker has the capacity to roll out more than a million vehicles per year in the country, exceeding honda sales goal for the year. >>> executives in a major auto maker are feeling the effects they reported a fall in operating profits for the sixth straight quarter. company officials blame the drop on slumping sales in emerging economies such as china and brazil. executives say the company sold more th 1.1 million units, down .6% of the same period last year. operating profit was $1.3 billion, down

. >> the websites have been going bond isout what james wearing, what he is going to be drinking. they changed the belvedere logo to make it the mi five offices. representsnd goes he and personifies their brand and their image. that is why you have heineken. really wanting to get behind premium brands. wanting to get behind someone who represents who they are. pamela excellent choice. -- >> excellent choice. it is in the 50's that a race to elevate really economist here: going. g.m. unveiled a concept car, but it is not harbored you know create it as a fighter jet controlled by magnetic strip. gm teams up with rca to develop a driverless car with radio frequencies. the cars are supposed to be commercialized by 19 five. that doesn't happen. it's packed full of computers and doesn't work so well. gmc's potential and leader teams up with the university to explore driverless technology. in 1998. found in 2005 the grand challenges is held. the car developed by again insist -- named sebastian wins. at the 2007 challenge they placed second on the gm carnegie mellon 18. -- carnegie mellon team. g.m. c

james rosen tells us what it is. >> proposed changes to marijuana laws will appear on the ballots in six states. five of them, arizona, california, nevada, maine and massachusetts will decide whether to legalize pot. taxing and regulating it more or less as alcohol as for other states, alaska, colorado, oregon and washington have done. residents of florida will vote on the more limited step of allowing medical marijuana. the sunshine state, like nevada, is a swing state in presidential cycles and the two battleground designed showed a 35 of electoral votes. advocates of the legislation say the democratic nominee will likely benefit from pro pot ballot measures, pointing to recent experience in colorado and washington state, both of which saw youth participation rates surge from below the national average in 2008 to above the national average in 2012. >> the data does show that marijuana initiative does bring out young voters, they tend to favor marijuana legalization. >> in the case of florida, medical marijuana could prove a greater draw for older voters. who are more interested in

change. >> reporter: this is video from the incident, you see james blight, the officer, and to the picture and put blake on the ground. police call it the case of mistaken identity. >> the civilian complaint review board found the officer used excessive force and abused his authority. kevin marino, a former tennis star's attorney said blake wants to use this to be a voice for those who don't have one. >> it is a clear example of the kind of misconduct that goes on from time to time by a small segment of the police department. >> reporter: patrick lynch of the police union released a statement reading in part it is still no surprise that the cc r b which is nothing but a top heating branch of the new york civil liberties union would substantiate the use of force complained in such a questionably public matter. clearly the officer did not strike the individual or seek to harm him in any way. i asked what would make this a win for his client? >> i think it is a win if when the process runs it course the officer loses his job and is forced to find another line of work, he does not belong carry

very heavy is improving every time we checked in on a 19 minutes from 24 to the dublin to change pfft sphene. >>jamesee suspects the accused of killing a hiker and marin county and also accused of killing the woman in golden gate park of the weekend the two to three year-old body was from a wooded area along jfk drive ambonese roger's way of on saturday said the tour some of the canada who was visiting from shot to death during golden gate park. >>james: have distorted the beginning of the week at the time there was still scratching their heads to what happened next in beverly's new information same midtown some of their personal items in the possession of those three suspects who are arrested in oregon that would not be charged not only her robbery but her murder the suspects to talk about do have the pictures for you shift they're already in custody for the murder of the 67 wrote steve carter he was shot and killed on a hiking trail back on monday he was hiking with his dog his car was stolen from the trail the use gps to track and to the suspects or and sphere, had a gun was also recovered in port

james rosen tells us what it is. >> proposed changes to marijuana laws will appear on the ballots ine of them, arizona, california, nevada, maine and massachusetts will decide whether to legalize pot. taxing and regulating it more or less as alcohol as for other states, alaska, colorado, oregon and washington have done. residents of florida will vote on the more limited step of allowing medical marijuana. the sunshine state, like nevada, is a swing state in presidential cycles and the two battleground designed showed a 35 of electoral votes. advocates of the legislation say the democratic nominee will likely benefit from pro pot ballot measures, pointing to recent experience in colorado and washington state, both of which saw youth participation rates surge from below the national average in 2008 to above the national average in 2012. >> the data does show that marijuana initiative does bring out young voters, they tend to favor marijuana legalization. >> in the case of florida, medical marijuana could prove a greater draw for older voters. who are more interested in marijuana's ther

james bevan: i believe that it is history and intentionally redundant because of the economics and the climate changesolutely is there. jonathan: how on our they do they make the transformation? how does a country like canada transform their economy on the back of what could happen with what we're dependent on -- energy? europe got of the western canada which is dependent on energy sector and urban economy in the east alike of the u.s. and that have a very different outlook. maybe the spending will be good. jonathan: on one hand on a knee-jerk reaction. fiscal spending and monetary policy that is not as loose as many people thought. a stronger canadian dollar. becausetical policies you spend more does not mean it stimulates. what does it really mean? james bevan: where the money is spent and what you get and how for your buck will be critically important. is very positive. all about trying to invest in the future. it will generate more growth. and hope. is notn: james bevan hoping but he is the canadian official energy bear. and commodity reporter will kennedy. hoping for a quick getaway. shares tomo

change. thinkat what point do you -- at what point, who do you think and win the republican primary? james: we are still try to beure out who is going to the outsider candidate, who is the insider candidate, jeb bush has a lot more camping advertising. think we are seeing the john kasich campaign right now, although they are putting more money in. this is the more maturing part of the campaign. eightk they are candidates in the state of iowa today. people that many you can make a plausible argument who could win the primary. mark: you mentioned the poll that shows hillary was a bit of a bounce. at this moment, who is the new hampshire front-runner? james: if you think the invisible primary is basically on three elements, polling, , you,, and endorsements still have to give the edge to hillary clinton. her organization on the ground is superior. you have to give it to clinton. bernie sanders is the one with the energy and the momentum. mark: we have been waiting for ted cruz to catch fire in your hampton. is that happening now, are they poised to become one of the leaders as opposed to the

languth reflected, james otis stood up to speak, and something profound changed in america. otis attacked the very concept of a general warrant. i will, to my dying day, oppose, with all the powers and faculties god has given me, all such instruments of slavery, on the one hand, and villainy on the other as this writ of assistance is. it represented for him the worst instrument of arbitrary power, the most destructive of english liberty, and the fundamental principles of the constitution that ever was found in an english law book. harkining back to charles i and james i, he noted that it was this type of despotic power that had cost one king of england his throne and another his head. every person carrying a warrant had the potential to be a tyrant. and not just a tyrant in behavior but one backed by the law, and individuals could use it to take revenge against others. anyone could force others to his will. one of the most essential branches of english liberty, otis noted, is the freedom of one's house. a man's house is his castle. and while he is quiet, he is as well guarde

opportunity in this is an as an opportunity for me to be a catalyst for change tour this is video from the incident, you can see officer james frascatore comes into the scene. >> the civilian complaint review board found the officer used excessive force and abused his authority. kevin marino, former tennis star's attorney, says that lake once uses to be a voice for those who don't have one. >> it is a clear example of a kind the kind of misconduct that unfortunately goes on from time to time. by a small segment of the police department? patrick lynch released this statement, saying that it is still most of surprise that this cop hating branch of the new york civil liberties union would do this in such a public matter. clearly the officer did not strike the individual or seek to harm them in any way. i asked marino, what would make this a win for his client? >> first of all, i think it's a win when the process runs its course that this officer loses his job and has to find another line of work. he does not long carrying the shield of the nypd. and that would be regarded as a success. his lawyer also said that reform would con

change lanes without indicating. every single person i knew in singapore in ten years had an accident. >> is james bond here on a secret mission in a hurry? the video was posted online, and the singapore police caught up with this guy. >> no regard for other people's safety. never mind his own. thankfully he did not appear to cause any injury to himself or anybody else. it's just not the type of riding that gives motorcyclists any kind of respect. >> the cops caught up with him. they're not lenient in singapore. any idea what's going to happen? >> no report as to any charges but i can imagine he's got some explaining to do. >>> for me what you're about to see hits close to home. the video was taken by 17-year-old matthew. he's a student at baltimore city college, and he got a new substitute teacher. the substitute teacher introduces himself and told his students he was a poet. >> memories can be beautiful. memories can be ugly. sometimes i ask my memories, why didn't you love me. they bring me my sorrow, but i can do now is root for a better tomorrow. [ bell ] >> the bell rings and the students don't move. get out. >>

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change your day. >> he's got a terrific new book. it. >> so james gordon is always good for a laugh. on the late, late show. he had some fun with julie ann moore and john stamos. >> the two people are supposed to recite taylor swift's lyrics from the songs. and apparently those words make a cheesy soap opera scene. >> okay. let's take a look. >> i'm a nightmare, just like your day dream. >> shake it off. >> shake it off. >> shake. >> i'm going to shake it off. >> players going to play, play, pla i plarks i. >> and haters going to hate, hate, hate, hate. >> go on and tell your friends >> tonight's the night we the forget about it. i'm feeling 22. >> he's so great. that's fun. >> if you were home watching "the voice", last night, it was the last night of the blind ah diss. last night, there were a bunch of terrific performances, but we chose two of these that have all of the coaches turning. 15-year-old shelby brown performed "stars" she did it kind of her own way, in a country way, so let's look at it. i can't look at the stars " stars stars stars >> wow, that's a big, big for her. >>

changes. >>> new information tonight on a husband knocked down without telling his wife. nine months after james reign bulldozed it, the city is removing the rubble. raines said he tore down the house was the foundation was bad. he faces criminal mischief >>> new information on lamar 0 dam's recovery. 0 dam's family says he's undergoing aggressive therapy and his speech is improving. he was found unconscious in a brothel last week. his st.anged wife khole kardashian has been by his size. >>> "police want you to keep an eye on what's in the candy bag. this may look like a treat but it is really a trick. a dangerous one. at this ismecstasy disguised to look like candy. this drug could be anywhere at any halloween party. >> maybe they're going to a group party and there's a bowl of something that appears to be candy. somebody thinks it's kind of funny to put one or two pills in there and that could be a problem. >> police say you should check your kids' candy before you dig in. >> don't give it a taste test. that would be bad for the parents as well. nothing scary about day's weather. >> not at all

competitors when it comes to the autonomous software the new or pilot system will the card change lanes by itself >>james: it will be adding that software to the model s to that amount of excess uv for software updates this the first step towards that will see what happened the first car in the country to offer this new technology good news for air travelers and airlines actually cutting costs and other airlines are dropping the price of tickets experts say there was have to do as well all airlines are looking to cut costs for the short term because the sum went on to decide to raise prices again. >>darya: hope for returns to daytime tv for one statius want to be on the dr. phil show i'd love to tuesday's because i to say i am glad i to leave my brain at home. >>darya: is when she discovered dr. phil and helped and not be as own show. this is the dawn of an old day. because at&t and directv are offering yesterday's technology, today. tv from space. [whispered] space as long as it's not too rainy. [whispered] rainy or windy. [whispered] windy or there isn't a branch in the way. [whispered] branchy welcome

james bays reports from the u.n. >> for over a week, leaders have been in new york. while they've been here what's changed? the answer is this: whether they were timed to coincide with this global gathering or not, russian air strikes in syria are a game-changer. the u.s. says they add gasoline to the fire of the war already four and a half years old. russia says it's a positive step aimed at those they labeled terrorists. but given that the russians were invited in by president assad, does that mean all his enemies, even those groups directly supported by the u.s? i tried to get clarity from the russian foreign minister. >> in addition to i.s.i.l. which specific groups in syria do you believe to be terrorists? >> well, if it looks like a terrorist, if it acts like a terrorist, if it walks like a terrorist, if it fights like a terrorist, it's a terrorist, right? the refnts o representatives ofl nusra, we see eye to eye with the coalition on this one. >> but as far as assad's future role there is no agreement. and to explain russia's feeling othis mr. lavrov uses ira libya. >> is libya a safer place? gadhaf

change his mind. in the meantime, another highly anticipated james bond film "spectkctek "spektre" premieres in the u.s thought you came here to die. ♪ ♪ >> so weird. >> more than a billion dollars expect on this film. >> is it just me or does every james bond film look exactly the same. people love it and i love daniel craig, he reminds me of peter. >> well i want you to name all the 007s, all the actor who is played 007. >> let's do it david nichb in the original "casino royale." roger lazenby. roger, sean connery. the dude that sang in "mama mia," pierce brosnan and daniel craig. can i say something about why i don't like daniel craig. james bond should not care about his physical fitness, that's what i liked about roger moore and sean connery. they had the tie their shorts up really high to hide their guts. >> that was an awesome film you said. >> a mad love to pierce brosnan. that was your favorite? >> roger moore. >> i just love him, he's an irish man, i love him. >> roger moore. >> show more pierce. >> kirsten? >> i have nothing. >> he definitely has a dark side, some drama and the opening line

action dwyer and james reese on the front page, this is an opportunity for us to change the city geographicallylitically and demographically, get rid of the people we don't want and if it doesn't happen we are out of here. they threw down the gauntlet, said okay, good people plan. that was the call to action. you are going to fight those battles no matter what. because my parents always reminded me, i wrote this book with this is very important, i wrote this book with rod rear his is white southern rural conservative who actually writes for the american conservative. and i am young dish, black, i like to do that, urban, mail from new orleans, died in the wool democrat, obamaite. [applause] >> obama becomes president, give the brother and open mike. we met as i was looking for co writers to work on this piece with me and we both said before the meeting we thought we would never ever work together, we are so different but we shared one thing in common, love of family and love of louisiana and since then, i could really say i found another family member, i found another brother, i found someone i

change the same size, but a different weight. >> that's champagne problems, dude. >> about james kimmel, junior, he advertises as a junior becausey kimmle. he almost committed murder. he had a gun and was going to use it, and he talked himself down. >> it could be considered good work. i feel bad and i worry about the person who uses this site with success. i was going to murder a whole bunch of people. i went on-line i read about the site and i didn't sway everybody. now you admitted that this website helped you notÑi murder. >> how about my point? they, would. people call them -- >> this is not proven. i need factual data. i want serious data. >> if i were the nra, i would give this guy a grant and i would say spend it however you want. he says forget gun control. let's work on the motives. that's what they want as well, right? >> unless you disguise it as a porn site i don't know how you get people to click on it. >> you would think that. suicide hotlines work in that way. they put the information out there and people know. you know that the sign is up there. they put it where people are going to commit suicide. so there is a

quakes from noon to 6:00 tonight 27 >>james: we concede these pictures here what it looked like a called a motor vehicle crash and its support says parts of the change in fans and some unidentified debris fell on police shut down the flames and rush-hour traffic incident out is the and the investigation still no word led that debris falling will let you know as an investigation develops a gun was stolen from a car of law enforcement office and san francisco it was taken from the off-duty officers car which was parked on a in howard and san francisco. >>reporter: the signs of broken glass can be found on the corner of eighth and howard the officer reported he was gone from his car 20 minutes and came back to find a window smashed in his backpack was loaded gun inside gone people who live and is part said they seemed plenty of car break-ins here before because the chp officer was not working and it is not a department within the chp will investigate to see if the officer violated any policies san francisco police. >>james: the man and berkeley attempted to get a teenage drug to his van this is done in that three girls were forced by a man of college a

james tengan in tokyo. here's the stories we are following this hour. >>> the japanese government has confirmed the first diagnosis of cancer related to work at the fukushima plants. >>> and people in canada have voted for changeousting the conservatives with a liberal party sweeping to

james holmes? he's nutty. i think it goes back to a societal change. again, whether you are somebody who should carry a gun in here in a holster or they should be outlawed, this is a societal issue we're unwilling on both sides for political reasons to address. it's a societal issue where we're being desensitized. there's no one simple answer. the problem is one side says it's a simple answer, and they're completely opposite, and nobody's willing to -- >> i would say this, though, because it was something that sandra brought up. this is a specific age group we're talking about. there had been 45 school shootings in america this year. there have been 142 school shootings in america since december of 2012 when we, when our hearts were crushed with newtown, connecticut. nobody could imagine -- and then there are some similarities here, too, because the mom reportedly knew that her son in his 20s had some issues in both these cases. >> right. >> and tragic, tragic endings for both of them. but, you know, the hard questions may have to come -- this is an ag

citizens as well who are looking for a change and may very well support the taliban and join them, especially in light of this recent victory. genie: catherine jamesnext to burkina faso where the interim president who was briefly ousted in a two last coup last week visited the barracks held by the soldiers. forces loyal to the coup leader had been holed up there. >> the honor of our brave national army is intact after it recovered this entire region. no more presidential security regiment to be humiliated all the time. no more arrogance and overbearing rsp. genie: in the meantime, the person behind the coup is now seeking asylum. the violence in the central african republic has called after a week of religious fighting that saw close to 40 dead. the clashes between muslims and christians was the worst violence in months. a push thousands of people from their homes and left many wounded as well. >> there were some skirmishes this wednesday, but overall tensions subsided. eric's were lifted, some shops reopened. the president of the transition cut short her trip to the general assembly in new york. the violence between christians and muslims erected