joanne nosuchunsky. the winner of our which homeless man wants to come on "red eye" contest, comedian angry bob. kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, host of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy. did you like my song? >> kennedy, kennedy, sawing batter. >> comme, comme, comme, chameleon. john devore. let's start the show. >>> we are gonna talk about politics in a moment. first, the footage your government has been keeping from you for 60 years. let's watch. >> into the drop box. be ready for that flight back into the mountain. the drop plates are loaded into the airplane. parachutes are attached to cargo lines. the boxes are stacked in rows along the waist of the plane. 10 boxes to a load. 20 beaver ready for the flight to mountain meadows. the plane makes a careful approach and ready for the drop. now into the air and down they swing, down to the ground near a stream or lake. the box opens and the most unusual and novel trip ends for mr. breefer. mr. beaver. >> an idaho historical society employe

these fears surprise me, joanne, do they surprise you?nk it was 35.7% of people fear obamacare right under war and right under illness. i didn't know you could fear a law. >> i understand it. people are bothered by obamacare. >> they are afraid of what it will do, i guess. as a new yorker i feel terrorist attacks. also bedbugs was not on the list. >> absolutely. i think it is a new york thing because we have the hotels. corruption, that's what it is? >> i have never been on a plane and thought oh my god i hope chris christie doesn't get on. >> obviously corruption bothers me. >> i would point out that chris christie was exonerated. >> that made the the joke stronger. thanks for doing that. >> if we are truly terrified of corruption think about who the two front runners are. hillary clinton and they are the front runners. >> corrupting though. he is a corrupter. he doesn't get corrupted. he is incorruptible. >> sew we are okay with the practitioners of corruption? >> i would think so. it never bothers me the guy who offers the bribe. it is

joanne know saw chin ski. joanne know saw -- nosachinski. and his album "when a man loves a woman" is waiting to go double platinum as soon as he records it. the former ambassador to the u.n and fox news contributor. and it is a dog eat dog world out there. sitting next to me is comedian tom kodder. let's start the show. >> if the benghazi select committee was not partisan before, it was now. 4eu8 -- hillary clinton split them right down party lines, but it wasn't the republican's fault. they were nothing but respectful. >> welcome madam secretary, we are happy to have you here. >> thank you for being here. >> madam secretary with your indulgence we will take up one housekeeping matter. >> i can pause while you are reading your notes from your staff. >> nice. to be fair some of the democrats wanted to get to the truth and asked the tough questions. >> i sincerely hope this puts this offensive claim to rest once and for all. i'm asking you, madam secretary, did you order leon panetta to stand down on the night of the attacks? >> i want to mak

she's joanne. she's such a smarty. she should be rolled in plastic and twisted, it's our op said kath listen. and he's all bark and no bite, the liberal panel. hello. >> hello. that's music. welcome to another edition of lockstep lap dogs where the establishment media bend over. tonight''s edition. she lied but so what? despite proving that hillary fibbed by pushing the video as the cause of the terror attack, the media causes the scandal nothing but a partisan trifle. roll it, carl. >> she couldn't quite give the direct answer of why she was saying in an e-mail something very differently than what was said to the public. >> for the audience, why does it matter whether she was saying one thing? because she tried to say, i was trying to warn other countries we didn't want to see this thing happening anyplace else. >> i'm really glad dana had a chance to talk to representative jordan because i think he was clearly the worst, the most unprofessional, the most misleading, the most really demeaning to the congress in terms

they asked mooy for an insky and we have joanne nosuchunsky. he is on the road more than orange cones, jimmy shubert. her book is called "blasphemy." liz mcdonald. and he has two pod casts. he is an over and underachiever at the same time. let's start the show. >> vladimir putin celebrated his 63rd birthday by playing in a hockey game with famous russian players. putin's team won 10-5 scoring seven goals. if you think they let him score, these highlights will confirm your suspicions. >> it may have been his birthday, but it wasn't all about putin. surely one trophy is enough. he didn't need a second trophy. >> later putin thanked his teammates and the russian people. >> meanwhile, "red eye" was able to obtain the invitation to putin's birthday celebration. it says "let's hit the ice at vlady putin's hockey bash. he is turning 63". that is fantastic. dave, look, he wants to have a hockey party, let him have a hockey party. he is the president, right? >> that is right. it is kind of impressive that a 63-year-old can ice skate let alone take a sla

mike baker and remi spencer and joanne nosuchunsky. we will talk about hillary's e-mail and huckabee's new ad and how to be a modern man. first a news break. >> this is a fox news alert. i'm patricia stark. a gunman killing nine people in roseburg, oregon before dyeing in a shootout with police. seven others are injured. the suspected it gunman has been identified as 26-year-old chris harper mercer. his father had this to say. >> i don't answer any questions and i don't want to answer any questions. obvious looy it has been a deaf -- obviously it has been a devastating day for me and my family. i know you are here to do your job and we ask you to respect our privacy. >> we are sorry for your loss. >> shocked. shocked is all i can say. >> police are still searching for a motive, but students have been saying he asked people if they were christians before shooting them. hurricane joaquin strengthening into a dangerous category 4 storm. it is lashing the eastern bahamas and it could grow stronger before it heads up the u.s. east coast. th

>> reporter: mark and joanne helped launch the program in class at roosevelt with school and privateunding. it's using a curriculum developed at uc-davis that teaches logical thinking through coding and robotics. the pair themselves helped the instructor mentor students. >> we are in this to see kids succeed and to breathe new success based on that. >> reporter: some students like jennifer shen felt confident enough to enter the annual robotics competition at uc- davis in may. >> i was behind up, i want to do that. >> reporter: not only were they the first time in oakland to pete in the contest, but they took third place among 36 teams in their division. >> to take third place, we were in shock. it was so delightful. >> reporter: jennifer says learning to code opened her eyes to new possibilities. >> i wanted to be capable of being able to do my own things by programming. >> zelda taught the coding class and coached the team. she says mark and joanne are the students' role models. >> the chance for them to meet them and hear their stories about what they have done and what they have

what is a i you, joanne?n the website -- >> don't be surprised if when you get home there is sirens. >> what about the work computers? >> the stories we comb through every day, we are -- >> the things iÑi google are ridiculous. >> especially you because i log-in with your account. i am done. >> thank you, andy. time to take a break. mcdonalds makes a movie. first, here are bernie babies. >> ♪ i went walking that rivet of highway ♪ ♪ i saw above me ♪ that endless sky way ♪ i saw below me ♪ that golden valley ♪ this land was made for you and me. ♪ this land is your land ñrñr >>> well, it only took 11 years for the kraft mcdonalds rapid response team to put their answer out to the 2004 "super size me." the fast-food giant is showing their new documentary 540 meals to students around the country. here is a clip that is showing what is going on and a cartoon guy that looks like the guy from "super size me." >> we know what happens when a person of normal weight and size consumes food at mcdonalds with no real exer

good for her. >> joanne, is this going to make you take up sports watching? >>> no, but i did learn about that back foot. i never, ever thought about foot placement or the score, but i may drink a little less and pay attention a little more now. no one likes change. it is really hard. a lot of those comments were the same comments i got when i started a year and a half ago and i still get them. so it is just a matter of having that new voice. it is hard for people to get used to when they really love something so much and it is different. the bottom line is these guys love men. >> they love men and they love to hear tears. to hear their voices. they get together with the guys. but it is television. >> you don't seen see her half the time. you just live with each other. >> maybe that's the problem. >> you don't have to see them, right? >> to tell you the truth that's the case with a lot of the sportscasters. you hear them and they are fantastic. and then when they cut to the booth, oh wow. it is a bit jarring. just imagine if i had legions of fans who watched

joanne, katherine, lou dobbs and of course the evil liberal panel.s sunday" is next. >>> i'm chris wallace. the front-runner in the gop presidential race, donald trump, face-to-face only on "fox news sunday." >>> last time we talked, 24 million people watched, and sparks flew. >> is that the way that you would run this country? >> you're living in a world of make believe, chris, if you want to know the truth. >> two round. >> are you at thin-skinned? we go in depth with donald trump for the first time as a candidate. >>> then hillary clinton faces her moment of truth with the benghazi committee after she declares her first debate a success. >> thanks to each and

joanne, katherine, lou dobbs and of course the evil liberal panel.america. ♪ >>> hi i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. let's get right to our top story. the fbi livid at president obama over his comments over the hillary clinton email investigation. the "new york times" reports today that the bureau's agents are mad the president down played the situation during his interview with "60 minutes" on sunday. >> did you know about hillary clinton's use of private email server? >> no. >> while she was secretary of state? >> no. >> do you think it posed a national security problem? >> i don't think it posed a national security problem. i think that it was a mistake that she has acknowledged. i do

joanne, katherine, camacaze. you go. let's get started. i have a roast in the oven. >> people think it is hideous. >> he can be a bit of a knuckle head. i don't like how he makes blanket statements for all of us. >> something weird about him. >> one of the creepiest people i have ever net. >> let's welcome tonight's guests. he's sharp samurais carry him in their belt. chris dar walled editor. brett stevens the wall street journal foreign affairs columnist and gep ut editorial page. it is called america in retreat. i lost it it fell out of a window and hit nim in the head. it is joanne. comedian dave smith. host of the podcast, part of the problem. if facts were pins she would be a pin head. katherine from mass review. he's hated and per rated and should be sedated the liberal panel, boo. >> two weeks after announcing his resignation from congress boehner says he will hang around until there's a successor for him. on thursday, the guy who had the most votes house majority leader and hair care specialist kevin mccarthy bailed. i hope he does

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>> joanne, what do you think?ou're not a vegetarian. >> no. >> you have a couple of drinks and launch into a kabob? >> yeah, and two, i think a drunk man's actions are a sober man's thoughts. stop it. so gross. you know, when your body is craving something that means that like you need it. i think a lot of vegetarians are deficient in iron. >> and she just sat in the car eating deli ham. >> oh, my gosh, that does seem unstable, eating ham in the car. away do you think? do you think this is just a british thing? they haven't done the study here. >> i just wonder what happens to the vegetarians when they wake up. do they blame it on the soft food or is there something else to goes on? look, human beings are carnivores, if you want to deny it is just leaves more bacon for me. >> and the vegetarians deny it. >> the reason they have to eat meat is you can't get sober eating kale, there are no amount of kale chips in the world. >> thank you for joining us, betsy woodruff, and orlando jones, that does it for me. tom shil

. >> reporter: she had been home for less than an hour when we spoke to joanne. she spent weeks at the rehabilitation center recovering from critical injuries. she was struck back on september 15th as she crossed families to a local synagogue. >> i heard people were saying prayers and to me that's the kindest thing of all when people pray for you. i mean, nothing makes more of a difference than that. >> reporter: with record numbers of people killed on the streets, the sheriff's department is cracking down on drivers who don't stop and on pedestrians, jaywalkers like this man that crossed the street ignoring the law. >> sometimes it takes people to get hit in the pocketbook to pay a fine to realize that i shouldn'ting shouldn't be doing this. >> reporter: drivers don't always stop for pedestrians in the crosswalk though that one did. it's not always the driver's fault. despite the myth, drivers don't always have the right of way. >> you can't assume the vehicle is going to stop. >> reporter: engineers will look at roads like the one where joanne was hit and there

>> reporter: mark and joanne helped launch the programming class at roosevelt with school and privateit's using an innovative curriculum developed at uc- davis that teaches logical thinking through coding and robotics. the perras themselves helped the instructor mentor students. >> we are in this to see kids succeed and to breed new success based on that. >> reporter: some students like jennifer shen felt confident enough to enter the annual robotics competition at uc- davis in may. >> i was really behind up. i was like, oh!! i want to do that! >> reporter: not only were they the first time from oakland to compete in the contest, but they took third place among 36 teams in their division. >> to take third place was just -- we were in shock! [ laughter ] >> it was so delightful. >> reporter: jennifer says learning to code opened her eyes to new possibilities. >> i wanted to be capable of being able to do my own things by programming. >> all right! >> reporter: zelda alison taught the coding class and coached jennifer's team. she says mark and joanne are the students' role models. >> th

special thanks to joanne noah chin ski and -- joanne nosuchunsky and charles cook. i'm tom shillue. see you next time. >>> russia bombs u.s.-allied rebel fighters and catches the obama administration flat-footed. this is "special report." >>> good evening and welcome to washington, you were just watching secretary kerry at the united states with the foreign minister of russia, sergei lavrov. russia backs u.s.-backed rebel strongholds in syria. backing up syrian leader bashar al assad. to set the table with breaking news from the region, let's look back. three years and a month

joanne@5:35 "students need, as part of health and well being, to be in nature. they need unstructured time, they need to be outdoors, and increasingly, today kids are indoors, and they don't have those experiences." nats @40:57 this is an experience these students will never forget... alexia@35:32 "i never could have imagined i would be doing this at school." as they learn outside. in ames, megan reuther, channel 13 news. the ames high school seniors have also visited farms and other natural areas. they also spend time exploring the native prairie on their school grounds. professor olson says parents should ask teachers how much time their kids spend outside, and if it's possible for them do more. stick around, we'll get another finally tonight...it's a new world record in germany... and it all went down at the frankfurt book fair. organizers got the title for the most books toppled like dominoes. participants painstakingly set up... and quickly knocked down... 10- thousand-2-hundred guiness world record books. it took one minute and 12 seconds for all the books

lou: thank you andy and joanne. do you believe the man who would be speaker has renewed hillary clinton's presidential bid, referring to kevin mccarthy. 65% of you said yes. 35% said no. time for a few of your comments. he should be removed from any consideration as speaker. hillary clinton does not know which way is up, if she becomes president, i will give up and leave this country. kathline, i don't like anything that putin stands for yet i feel safer when he says he is going after the islamic state than when obama says it, good night from new york. kennedy: oh, i am watching you. take you swing dancing through swing states. let's forget iowa and new hampshire, and dance through big important chunks of geography, a few wives tallies that are true -- tales that are true. never put a hat at bed. quinnipiac poll sheds light. donald trump still very were dominating. he

lou: andy levy joanne nosunkhiski thank you. kennedy: happyitty hump day. the b, it was make a wish night on that las vegas stage. >> 100% clean electric grid by 2015. >> tax credits for solar and for wind. kennedy: marty is full of hot wind, that nothing compared to bernie's need to spend, spend. >> make every public college and university in this

joanne says they made her take the picture.and she had to beg to let them use a scarf on her bald head. .wear a scarf becausethe organization plans to reach out to joanne's personally. pippa it has started an investigation a michigan woman says, she has been fighting with the t-s-a for years. after being slapped with a 2-thousand dollar fine. it all started with apple mary hostein says, in january 20-13, she boarded a plane with a pint -sized jar of souvenir apple butter. t-s-a told her she could not take it on in her carry-on bag. back and went through *another security line. t-s-a confronted her again. eventually she got to her flight and thought it was all over. until she got a letter a month later. she says her attempts to negotiate with the t-s-a have been unsuccessful so far. >> pam: he isn't funny her 2011 as a test to negotiate have been unsuccessful so far. >> pam:netflix is raising its price for its most popular streaming plan. from nine dollars a month, to ten dollars a month. for now, the price hike is for new custo

>> joanne, can you believe the gals of "the view" picking on fiorina? >> when you read it it sounds worse. the delivery has a lot to do with all of this. and yes collins is a comedian, but to the same token, donald trump said something about carly fiorina's face and everybody jumps on trump for his looks. a panel of women who are self-proclaimed feminists would jump in there and immediately the first thing they criticize is her looks and, you know, it is a little two-faced. >> i think it is fine. they are comedians and joy has been making fun of people forever. i say they can make fun of her all they want, but they can't come down on donald trump for saying look at that face. >> they can make fun all they want, but don't throw stones at glass houses. if you have a beef jerkey neck you shouldn't be making comments. >> what is a salty neck? >> does your neck sweat? i mean actually salty like sodium. >> i don't think this is that controversial. i think carly was obviously trying to look demented. when chris christie suddenly turns into the camera -- where

joanne, thanks so much for being here. thanks sarah. thanks for joining us for around siouxland. >> << ben's back with one more >> abigail: yes, ben, i'm fine. just--i'm just at the house with jj and my mom talking about some family stuff. okay, i'll be home soon. love you too. >> jennifer: just seems so odd to me that roman would call this meeting and then be so late. >> jj: he's probably just busy. hey, i saw where that story was retracted about you and me dealing drugs he horton center. >> jennifer: i know. thank god, jj. >> abigail: yeah, mom was reinstated to the board too. >> jj: yeah, yeah, i saw that. i guess now it's good how w got clyde arrested. >> jennifer: honey, i know that you're feeling pretty full of yourself right now 'cause you helped throw clyde in jail, but the fact that you went out on your own and took chances that you had no business taking-- >> jj: mom, chill, okay? everything worked out. >> jennifer: i just--really, i don't think you realize the danger that you were in. >> jj: you know what? let's talk about so

joanne has 3. >> we're down with the struggle together.r of ben & jerry's wants to create bernied sanders favor ice cream with an equal number of peanuts and pecan to symbolize bernie's push to equality? >> oh, so weird. kennedy: in 1962, bernie sanders spent the 6 months in an upstate new york commune but left when it transitioned to a nudist colony. >> i hope that is true. >> i got one you did not count it. kennedy: question, i am giving you an extra one. question number 9, bernie sanders refusing to wear any article of clothing made in malaysia due to low worker salary. >> um. phenomenal work. >> thank you. you play to win. kennedy: you bested guy benson that is very tough. >> with my knowledge of bernie sanders. kennedy: so true. >> i saw you studying notes back stage. impressed by you, come back. >> this is a fantastic game show, we need to do this. >> we need to do it,. kennedy: you will enter our pantheon of grand champions. >> was one of those? kennedy: you can have their neckties, and turn them into fashion accessories.s. that is

i am here with joanne nosuchunsky. he was a lobbyist, but never stood in the lobby. he is so british he calls mesh the colony. national review staff writer charles cook. and he has been on mtv more times than the video for billy jean. next to me andrew schulz. one of the stars of "benders" premiering october 1st, that's today. let's start the show. not so fast, donald. tom brady says he didn't endorse donald trump when he made an offhand remark that a trump presidency, quote, would be great. when asked who he was supporting he said something refreshing. i don't know. he admitted, i don't even know what the issues are. i haven't paid attention to politics if a longtime. nor should he of the he is busy. he has enough to worry about leading the greatest team in history to another super bowl victory. i will go one step further. tom brady shouldn't vote at all and neither should anybody who doesn't keep up with thish view -- the issues. i never agreed with rocking the vote. encouraging people to vote for the sake of voting doesn't make the country better. it matches low i

the only problem i have with this story is that i am not sure that joann is old enough to actually beence's mom. [ laughter ] >> based on how she is looking there. [ laughter ] >> their story describes why we wanted to have this summit. their story describes why workers need a voice. that's why our secretary of labor, tom perez is here, and i should add, this is a pretty good way for the labor secretary to celebrate his birthday. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's why we have got our outstanding leader in the house of representatives, nancy pelosi here. [ cheers and applause ] >> and senator al franken is here. [ applause ] >> and congressman gregory meese is here, and congresswoman [ inaudible ] is here. because they have consistently been on the front lines of championing the interests and concerns of ordinary people who are working hard every single day, and aren't asking for the world, all they are asking for is dignity and living wages and being able to take care of their families. that's why we have business and labor leaders here today, including the head of the aflca who has be

fox 29's joanne pal edgey outside the upper perkioman police station tonight. joanne? >> reporter: lucy, very active investigation here right now. police want to find out who is responsible for setting a string of early morning arson fires here in pennsburg. take a look. this is one of several cars, which had been set on fire, in the past few days. a few blocks away, in this quiet section of upper perkioman, someone also set a fire inside the cab of this pick-up truck. resident, as you can imagine, if it were in your town, say they are very worried. >> it is scary. who ever is doing this, individuals or group of people, getting away with it, and the police need to step up. because they are setting garages, carson fire, and i mean what's the next thing, maybe a house? >> now the same person is believed to have set a fire in someone's garage, damage estimates right now, are in the thousands, police do not believe any of the victims were targeted, and they think this is a random act of arson. for now live in pennsburg, joanne, "fox 29 news". back to you, lewes. >> i all r

joanne, you are a woman. don't you think they love to go go -- to cry sekism when -- sexism when it is hillary. this go hard on carly. >> but look at that face. >> it is gorgeous. there is a big difference between criticism and attack. you should be critical of everyone who wants to be president of the united states. itit is a big job and your character should be questioned. your personality should as well if you want to do the late night tv shows. you want people to tune in. you know what is worse than sexism which is a bragger. she said i met her numerous times and she is so warm and wonderful. not every american can meet a presidential candidate. >> every time olivia wild met hillary clinton olivia wilde had a giant check in her hand. i will be warm and nice if you have money when you greet me. >> a giant over sized check. >> what is the lowest amount you will booy warm and nice? >> the lowest amount is 350. >> dan, why do we listen to the hollywood celebrities? i did a whole story about it. >> i think you

joanne has over 1900 in her three years as a varsity starter. she' s a candidate for the gatorade player of the year award, as well as an all-american nominee. she has committed to play volleyball at snhu where she plans to study business. the tomahawks are taking aim at back-to-back division i championships. >> i definitely think our team is capable of winning a championship again. a back-to-back championship would be amazing for the school and team. this is our goal, to win another state championship. jamie: new hampshire tackles two more games. franklin' s home, free admission if you bring a donation. mascoma, doing their new hampshire tackles hunger, as well. 17 games on the schedule. a lot of those games with playoff implications. tom: great to hear about john farrell. shelley: that is wonderful news. tom: still to come, a significant gift in memory of radio personality and a blacksmith. shelley: the donation made tonight to a cause that was important to him. dunkin' donuts smoked sausage breakfast sandwich. savory...smoky... and unmistakab

fox 29's joanne pileggi joins us from the newsroom, now.e, reunion of sorts to many returning after 20 years. >> reporter: that's right, joyce. it was another gathering of close to a million people in the nation's capitol and this the 20ths are of the million man march. we caught up with some folks from philadelphia who have just returned from washington. >> justice are else. >> reporter: gathering of minority groups stretched from the capitol to the washington monument. several hundred thousand people coming together for the 20th anniversary of the million man march. timothy dean part of a group from philly that witnessed what they called history in the making. >> it was great. it was a great experience. learned a lot. good seeing a lot of black families coming together and just building and sharing and positivity. >> reporter: while the original march in 1995 brought hundreds of thousands of black men to washington, who pledged to improve their lives and communities, this time women and minorities were invited to take part. >> we got to s

. >> working with detectives, coroner holmes and deputy coroner joanne farmer, help nail down the victims' identification. the man through his car and later his driver's license. >> his i.d. is there. >> the female victim has no i.d. on her, but the police are receiving leads about a missing 18-year-old girl. they believe they have a match, based on her tattoos and clothing. >> the girl's supposed to be wearing a white jacket, white boots, blue jeans. >> uh-huh, yeah. >> she has on those white boots they were talking about. >> the cops and crime scene technicians swarm around the car, taking photographs, searching for clues and checking for fingerprints. the coroners are now backing off their murder/suicide theory. >> i think it's going to be something else, don't you think? >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> somebody else could have shot both of them. >> i see a personal vendetta here. the wounds are very personal. but now i think it's a homicide. >>> coming up, forensic pathologist dr. tracy corey ultimately will determine the cause of death and provide answers to investigators and families alike. >

sorry, joanne. that's right. they can go home and sit back on their norsborg and kick up their feet. will, should we be more like sweden? >> my boss isn't watching so we can admit it. nobody works for eight hours a day. are you kidding me? even when i am working like 12, their toon hours. no -- 13 hours. no, you are reading the internet and joking about the co-worker with the limp. you are doing normal work stuff. and then there are a few compressed hours where you are like a gecko getting it done. they are only admitting what we have known. six hours is enough to get it done. >> lisa, you look at the country and you say they take long vacation and a lot of people are on the dohl. i feel will is right. we spend too much time in the office because we always have. >> maybe people don't want to spend more time with their children and family. >> yes! they want to be at work. they are going to work to escape. >> the kids go to school though, right? this is a major problem across america. this is what doesn't make sens

. >> it happened to joanne. because joanne had a very bad happenstance. >> they don't do it anymore. i don't do it anymore. >> it's humiliating.g. >> thank you. >> we were going to sing during the commercial break. >> we're not quite there yet, so keep it down. >> so "the voice" was last night. this is from team blake, blain versus a guy who called himself "blind joe". he's blind, take a look. old time rock and roll ain't got the same soul i like that old time rock and roro >> i saylind joe! >> me too.o. >> going with joe. >> let's see who blake picked. >> all right, blake, i know you loved them both. but we have to find out right now, who is the winner of this battle? >> hmm. the winner of this battle is blind joe. >> blind joe! the winner moves on. >> and. >> it'ssteal! >> a steal ththg. i think stealing, basically, is wrong. >> except in this instance. >> they were twins. it's andy and alex versus runaway with my heart runaway with my heart runaway with my love i know now just why and how my life and love my

the other thing, too, joanne, ahmed is like -- it's like an oscar gift bag.ebrity that gets near him gets a picture taken. >> that's part of the most dangerous thing about this whole situation is the fact that he's getting all of this media attention. he's getting gifts. he's getting flown out to places, getting all this exposure, so other kids in school are going to pull off hoaxes like this in the hopes that they will be rewarded. you cannot reward things like this. just because we have guilt for maybe how he was treated, you know, maybe it went a little too far with the police, handcuffing him or whatever. you cannot have the guilt over that and have this then be the response for the reward. >> it will make a good oliver stone movie some day. >> you know this is going to be a drunk episode. you know it. we are operating on an opinion that is shared by bill maher. but no one goes after bill maher for this. katherine, is there any evidence to suggest the kid who seems like a nice kid, seems like a good kid, was actually looking for a little bit of hoopla, a

joanne@5:35 "students need, as part of health and well being, to be in nature. they need unstructured time, they need to be outdoors, and increasingly, today kids are indoors, and they don't have those experiences." nats @40:57 this is an experience these students will never forget... alexia@35:32 "i never could have imagined i would be doing this at school." as they learn outside. students have also visited farms and other natural areas. they also spend time exploring the native prairie on their school grounds. professor olson says parents should ask teachers how much time their kids spend outside and if it's possible for them do more. this weekend will be the perfect for spending time outside at a pumpkin patch or apple orchard. jennifer mcdermend has a look at the forecast -------------------------------- -------- let's get a look at our forecast from meteorolgist jennifer mcdermed. she joins us from the science coming up... one event indoors will not only get you in shape but help women diagnosed with breast cancer. the event that takes place this weekend an

. >> reporter: with smiles on their faces joanne and charlotte are back home in the bay area. the story about their vacation they never expected to tell. >> all of a sudden, it's like 11, they said we're evacuating. we're evacuating now, only take what you absolutely need. >> reporter: joanne and charlotte for given minutes to grab what they could and bused to an evacuation center. >> i was really nervous but you know you have to just couple -- it was so organized you have to feel confident that they were doing it right. >> reporter: they stayed there for about nine hours waiting for their record-breaking storm to approach. >> so you're sitting in the closed room. you don't really know what's going on. you're waiting for the building the shake. >> it that i've ever experienced before. >> reporter: robin her husband who are also evacuated had in idea how serious the -- no idea how serious the threat was until they connected with family back home. >> they were able to to on facebook and other social media and we saw a lot of concerns from our friends and family here at home. and