so many people saying that they owe their lives to kevin vickers today. >> kevin is definitely a heroatthew miller, thank you so much. parliamentary bureau chief of the vancouver observer. appreciate it very much. stay safe to you. we have to take a quick break. when we come back, how what's happening in ottawa is affecting the united states and specifically arlington national cemetery and house security is being increased for sure. stay with me. [ female announcer ] you change your style. why not your eye color? new air optix® colors prescription contact lenses enhance your eye color for a naturally beautiful look with consistent comfort. find your perfect color and get a free trial offer at airoptixcolors.com. >>> welcome back. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm brooke baldwin. in case you are just now joining us. let me bring you up to speed on what's been happening for multiple hours in ottawa, the capital of canada. according to a news conference, the 911 calls started coming in around 9:52 a.m. local time that there had been a canadian arme

we look at talladega, joey logano and kevin harvick through. and now look at the gap, remember there are many more points than the 26 at stake. now, kyle busch is not safe going to talladega and the narrow is very, very slim. and dale jr. and jimmie johnson, 26 points behind. it's not impossible but a lot of work. >> a lot of work to do. and you saw the four outside they all have victories at talladega. >> and one of them is going to possibly get that win and very good teams are going to be done after talladega. >> all right, well, kevin harvick and company do that dance in victory lane. l let's go to doc. >> and brad keselowski, what happened to denny hamlin? >> well, first, i think the ford was good today. we thought we were going to have a fourth or fit place run and didn't catch a break. i'm proud of anyone on team penske and tough the sequence of events, the 20 car was in back of me and i wasn't mad at him. but when the last yell came out, he got the way around and he came back and swung at my car and tore the front of the car off. and we

let's skype with kevin right now. he's standing by live. hello, kevin. how are you? >> good.for having me back on the show. >> jimmy: thanks for joining us. remind the audience, what was the challenge i gave you? >> cob vince my grandmartha t t "frozen" happened into my life. >> jimmy: right. i told kevin to work "frozen" into the conversation. and here are the results of the challenge. >> you know my friend elsa, grandma. >> no. >> the one that has the snowman -- >> okay. >> my friend elsa is really pissed off at her sister ana. chef has ginger hair. ana? >> i don't know. >> ana came over to the house someti sometime. >> oh. >> elsa is mad at ana, because she got asked to homecoming by this random guiy. would you want to go to homecoming with someone you just met? >> i don't think so. >> this girl is different. i just told -- >> why aren't it that asking you. who are you? >> i'm els a's best friend. i'm here to help, grandma. >> okay. >> elsa ran away. she didn't tell anyone. she just got up and ran into the woods. yeah, and ana felt bad. ana chased after her. she got frostb

we look at talladega, joey logano and kevin harvick through. and now look at the gap, remember there are many more points than the 26 at stake. now, kyle busch is not safe going to talladega and the narrow is very, very slim. and dale jr. and jimmie johnson, 26 points behind. it's not impossible but a lot of work. >> a lot of work to do. and you saw the four outside they all have victories at talladega. >> and one of them is going to possibly get that win and very good teams are going to be done after talladega. >> all right, well, kevin harvick and company do that dance in victory lane. l let's go to doc. >> and brad keselowski, what happened to denny hamlin? >> well, first, i think the ford was good today. we thought we were going to have a fourth or fit place run and didn't catch a break. i'm proud of anyone on team penske and through the sequence of events, the 20 car was in back of me and i wasn't mad at him. but when the last yell came out, he got the way around and he came back and swung at my car and tore the front of the car off. and w

his name is kevin and his dream was to play football.t happened at lansdale's catholic homecoming against neumann-goretti tonight and fox 29's jennifer joyce was there for a very emotional evening. >> reporter: he may look young but this team leader is about to make a name for himself. >> he always wanted to play football. >> reporter: the passionate player has been ready for while. but his 11 year old body needed some time. >> too dangerous if he gets a head injury he would -- it wouldn't be good. >> reporter: kevin smith of lansdale has autism and suffers from a very rare and life threatening form of epilepsy. >> when he hits puberty he may make it through. >> make a wish sent the smith family of nine on unforgettable trip to disneyworld. >> he got to be a jeddi knight. >> jeddi, check. what's next. >> ever since he was old enough and could speak even a few words, he asked us can i play football, can i play football? friday night that wish came true. lansdale catholic high school invited kevin to play on their team as part of a make a

north dakota's sole member of congress is a guy named kevin, kevin cramer. he's a republican.e he's running for re-election. if you know only one thing about kevin, if you know only one other thing about him, you probably have heard about kevin cramer is that in his first campaign for re-election, kevin cramer has screwed up really bad. he screwed up in a way that makes people mad at you all across the country even if they've never heard of you before. so that leads us towards debunktion junction. is it true or it is false that republican congressman kevin cramer has had to pull his big re-election campaign ad this month because he shot the ad in a veterans cemetery? this is the ad. kevin cramer standing in front of the graves of deceased service members, implicitly drafting them in death as supporters of his campaign, and yes, somebody really did this, and no, he did not ask permission of the cemetery, and the cemetery said they would not have allowed it if they had known that he was doing it. he did not ask permission of the families of the people whose graves he used as a c

>> that's history, kevin. >> i have to wrap it up. robert zimmerman, thanks for joining me. i appreciate it. >> good to be with you. . >>> all right, i told you earlier about these terrorists that have gone down in london. four men arrested for suspect terrorist activity. nic robertson has been looking into this. what have you found out, ni zplrks. >> counterterrorism police conducted the raid but they were supported by armed police which here in the uk is a significant step above the normal. it does indicate police were very concerned about how these men might react. they have been arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the commissioning, the instigation, or the preparation of acts of terrorism, very serious offenses. two men were 20 years old. the other 21 years old. each one of the men, one of the 21-year-olds tried it appears to escape arrests. police say he was tasered during the arrest operation. no one was injured but this does come very much hard on the heels of the raising of the terror threat level in the uk over the pa

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he didn't mean that, kevin. kevin: yes, he did! keeping our competitors up at night. now, that's progressive. (dootrick or treat! mmm! thank you! mmm! mmm! >> stephen: welcome back. thank you very much. thank you very much. the great thing about this job is i'm learning something new all the time. for instance i just found out canada had its own government. [laughter] even more shocking, it is not led by wayne gretzky. separation of church and state i guess. last week in ottawa a lone gun man opened fire and sustained a shooting spree inside the building. a shocking attack and all americans share and our neighbors grieve over the sensely tragedy. it would have been even worse if the hadn't been stopped by the house of commons sergeant-at-arms kevin vickers seen here with his ceremonial giant baby rattle. [laughter] here's what happened. >> after exchanging gunshots with the parliamentary security team at the entrance of center block that's right here, he made his way to the end of the hall of honor beside the library these doors to the right is a small alcove protecte

he didn't mean that, kevin. kevin: yes, he did! keeping our competitors up at night.'s progressive. applebee's let the fans put thefamous 2 for $20 menu.the i put the wonton tacos on applebee's 2 for $20 menu because i love them. and, i am old enough to know what love is! we're still talking about tacos... right? applebee's. where fans know best. drove to her wedding. started my camry. did not forever hold my peace. [laughing] wow! the bold new camry. one bold choice leads to another. toyota. let's go places. wit's like a quick getaway. the philadelphia to atlantic city is bocean is a big draw., you can come and get some exercise, get some ice cream. love to come to the casinos, get some good food, put your feet in the water, and of course fishing. i love to fish off the pier. i'm a great fisherman. flounder, sea bass, striped bass, you name it, i'll eat it. and you can, like i say, be home within an hour. done it many times. >> jimmy: hi there, welcome back. tonight, he emptied the ark and is here again with a menagerie of wild animals to put near my face. dave salmo

ok, kevin, stay with me. we're going to talk a lot more about gilt, but also about politics here in new york and around the country. ♪ >> moving and shaking this hour, nick woodman, shares of the action sports camera maker, up as much as 20% in the premarket. it was the first quarter as a publicly traded company, and it forecast fourth quarter revenue that smashed estimates. the company says it's feeling terrific about business on all fronts. you might be if you're skydiving, too. go pro stock had fallen almost 30% from its high in september. he developed the go pro cameras for surfers, bikers, and skydivers. he also has a booming youtube channel with over 2.4 million subscribers, all to be monetized. coming up -- the san francisco giants had plenty to celebrate after the world series, as you heard from cory, but tv executives, ah, not so much. we're going to tell you why. plus wal-mart trying to jump-start sales here in the u.s.. a price cut always a good start, at least for consumers. ♪ >> the holiday shopp

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thank you for watching and thank you kevin and matt for this discussion. i hope you had a chance through the morning debate to learn about my visions and values. i believe in delaware's workers that's why he worked to grow middle class jobs. i believe every delaware student should have better access to opportunity that's why i'm trying to make sure more children go to college and can afford it to get there. the it's not easy to get things done in washington, that's why we work across the isle and help our firefighters, i know i'm helping some of the people i care deeply. i hope i have the chance to earn your vote this november 4 and i pledge to keep working across the aisle to make progress to the state we love. >> senator chris coons the incumbent from delaware and his challenger, kevin wade the republican. i hope we helped to inform the voters of delaware, election day is november 4. your choice right here. thanks for watching inside story, we're back next week! a remote that lives on your phone. more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wh

and kevin tells us it is a cri crisp, clear autumn evening certainly is that. take a look across the rest of the area we'll head over to new jersey where we have kevin, who says it's a weather fall classic. certainly was that today. just a perfect perfect day and he's reporting 48 degrees with mainly clear to partly cloudy skies there in mullica hill and as we head down into the first state of delaware we're looking at 47 degrees in newark thanks to john do you well 47 degrees and he actually sent us a picture as well on the "eyewitness weather" network showing the tree in his yard all decked out in fall foliage. this really a louse you to have eyes everywhere and it certainly just going to mack our weather forecasting that much better. and for more on the seven day forecast, i'll send it inside to kathy orr. hi, kathy. >> thanks very much kate. very exciting. thanks, great work. >>> we are looking at a wonderful evening as kate mentioned clear skies throughout a good part of the region. we'll have a few clouds rolling in associate width warm front. it's only g

kevin has a great track or a derivative -- record within twitter.uilt the entire revenue product organization from scratch. they look at him as a great leader with a great background. i think daniel did what he was brought in to do, and kevin was to grow into the organization. >> would you agecho that? >> i am hearing that the turnover, that the surprise of the turnover is the problem. if twitter had come out at the beginning of the year and said that we're going to shuffle through our top ranks and come new focus,ew plan, a and make it cohesive, people would have said we get it and we understand what the plan is been but some of these things have just been surprising. the cfo changeover was a surprise. the engineers that left earlier this week, it keeps going. the market does not like to be surprised. is is thisn now, going to continue, because we all thought it was over when they got a new cfo. fromw problematic is it your perspective that so many changes keep happening? >> what is important is to make sure you get the team right, and not react to

remember kevin durant giving the acceptance speech thanking his mom. >> kevin is off the street.ack, food on the table. when you didn't eat, you made sure we ate you. went to sleep hungry. you are the real mvp. >> such an incredibly powerful moment. not just because it was so emotional. durant's entire speech was framed in kindness and gratit e gratitude. the exact opposite of the feeling often running through the world of sports and frankly our culture at large these days. we wanted to tackle the bigger issue. who better to bring in than kevin himself. kd start aid program, teaching kids to be a little nicer in the world a little more kind. i caught up with him earlier. take a listen. welcome, kef, before we get to everything else. i still have to ask you, months later, how often does some one come up to you and talk to you but that mvp speech? >> every day. every day. i was glad i was able to inspire some people. and give some people some hope, you know it was -- it was well-received. >> sports culture today has all the talk abut the haters and there is also this idea of, hey i

one correction to what kevin said.d michael brown to martin luther king but to trayvon martin and emmitt till because they were all young black men killed outside, the critique not only were they killed but there was state corroboration to it. and the second point people are coming in from all over the world 1963 with dr. martin luther king in the march most were not from washington, d.c., dr. king always called for mass international action as did other civil rights leader of the day and right now you are seeing the same thing. i spent ten days down there and talked to people on the ground protesting and talking to people from there and those that were not, and they weren't only protesting the kid that got shot they were also protesting the struggle of violence and police militarism and they were saying we need to vote to get people out. we need to do better as well. i saw individual responsibility and state correction and mass action. i thought it was a very good moment. >> all right, both of you, stay with me. i kno

he didn't mean that, kevin. kevin: yes, he did! keeping our competitors up at night.'s progressive. applebee's let the fans put thefamous 2 for $20 menu.the i put the wonton tacos on applebee's 2 for $20 menu because i love them. and, i am old enough to know what love is! we're still talking about tacos... right? applebee's. where fans know best. drove to her wedding. started my camry. did not forever hold my peace. [laughing] wow! the bold new camry. one bold choice leads to another. toyota. let's go places. sutrying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients. save money and save lives. yes on 46. >> jimmy: hi there, welcome back. tonight, he emptied the ark and is here again with a menagerie of wild animals to put near my face. dave salmoni is here. and, this is his new a

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nick swisher, gabe capler and i'm kevin burkhardt. you have to start with the 23-year-old rookie, yordano ventura was tremendous. seven-inning shutout, swish. >> nick: definitely a pitcher with a heavy heart today with the passing of his near and dear, close friend oscar taveras. he went out and do exactly that, threw strikes, pounded the strike zone, did exactly what he needed to do. nothing less than 95, 96 miles an hour, folks. absolutely pounding the zone, doing exactly what he needed to do. strike, strike, strike. and here just to finish it off, just a little bit of swag piece here. you'll see it here in a second to finish it off. he did a tremendous job tonight. put his team in a great position. there's aththat swag we all kno and love. >> kevin: something to be said for a kid that pitched way more than anyone thought he would, to go seven, 100 miles an hour in the seventh inning. the guy that will be the oldest starting pitcher ever to start a game seven in the world series and we are talking about tim hudson. he signed with th

. >> we're finally picking kevin up after about a year.w, spend some time together, and you know, just enjoy being around kevin, because when he's in his right mind, he's wonderful. kind of depressed when people are going home, but still, i mean, just shows us, incentive for us going home, i mean -- >> bittersweet. >> oh, yeah, [ bleep ] yeah. as long as he don't come back before i get out, we'll be all right. don't come back. >> no. >> no matter what he does, he's still my child. but i hope this is the end of all this and we can move on. it's time for him to grow up, and you know, he has a little girl he needs to get everything right so he can see her. >> inmate houck? >> yes, ma'am. >> okay, i need to see your i.d. >> what is your d.c. number? >> 222301. >> are you ready to go? do you have any property? >> just this. >> okay. >> keep yourself out of trouble. >> all right, later. >> i see him wave. is that him? that might be. >> sign your first and last name on that top line. this shows today's date, that you're being released. you're goi

it's halloween in alexandriary, a sad time for the family of kevin. this was his favorite time of rear. >> kevin was an energetic, happy loving child. he loved candy. he loved halloween.

we saw kevin vickers, the sergeant-at-arms being received with a standing ovation.h, i want to bring you back in. sorry. let's hear -- >> at this time in memory of nathan cirillo. >> statements by ministers. the right honorable prime minister. [ applause ] [ speaking foreign language ] [ applause ] >> translator: mr. speaker, in our system in our country we are opponents. but we are never enemies. we are all canadians. >> we may sit across the aisle from one another, but when faced with attacks on the country we all love and the things we all stand for, i know we will always stand together. >> translator: mr. speaker, today more than ever before i am very happy to see all of my colleagues from all parties in good health across the aisles. maybe use that, mr. speaker, through you to provide a little bit of advice to my colleagues, i think my position and growing number of gray hairs entitles me to do this once in a while, and that is just to say we all here are engaged in extremely demanding and stressful jobs but the stress that many of you faced with yesterday was

kevin is the right guy to lead that. alex is running all of engineering and kevin will run product.witter needs to make some really bold decisions. someone who is kind of an insider who's been there and has the respect of the entire company to make bold choices and lead people to expect where they were not going to go and i think he's the guy to do it. costolo andith dick talked about the management evolution, what he calls it. take a listen to what he had to say. >> management teams grow and evolve and change over time and that's always the case. i love the team we have in place. we have developed tremendously does across the company. what's been your impression of morale at twitter, culture right now as all of this has been happening? around a want to rally solid direction. when you have a lot of changes in management, it's hard to know without direction is. of course, twitter says we have a plan. we've hired daniel graf and it's going to roll out to see these changes but we've yet to really see from the consumer side what that looks like. there has not been that much that we've n

kevin says no. that's next. to talk to mark about why i'm not invited to the bachelor party. [ laughter ] why do i cook? because i make the best chicken noodle soup >>because i make the best chicken noodle soup because i make the best chicken noodle soup for every way you make chicken noodle soup, make it delicious with swanson® >>> we're back with our "conversation nation" panel, elizabeth, mark and zerleena. our next topic, suspended for a selfie. a bus driver at los angeles airport has been suspended from her job for getting out of the bus to take a selfie with actor and comedian kevin hart. last night, kevin put out a video, pleading for her job. >> hey, this message is to national rental cars. it's about brought to my attention he's been suspended for taking a selfie with me. i'm asking this company to give her a pass. if i'd have seen me, i'd have done a selfie too. come on, give her a pass. >> we reached out to the rental company for comment, but have yet to receive a response. would you risk your job for

>> kevin tibbles in ottawa for us tonight. kevin, thanks.ne image from today perfectly captures the sorrow being felt in canada over corporal nathan cirillo's death. it comes from the drawing board of bruce mckennan, editorial cartoonist for the halifax chronicle herald. his powerful work depicts the world war i soldiers on the canadian war memorial. that was the military reservist post at the time of his death. they are reaching down to him in his final moments. >>> and security in washington at the white house is again in question tonight after a man scaled the fence and made it to the white house lawn before being taken down by two dogs from the canine unit. it's the second incident at the white house involving this suspect in recent months. nbc's kristen welker is on that very north lawn for us tonight. kristen, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. while the secret service response last night is earning high praise, there is concern today because this is the seventh time a jumper has made it inside the fence this year. the lat

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he is goldman sachs' kevin daly.he fedk they will beat a but that is not the crucial point. >> we think they will be before the fed. even though the risk at the as at is more for the u.k. result of the weakness in the euro area you just talked about. the main point of the pieces chopped about the trajectory of rates and when they begin to rise. it begins at any the u.k. and will be significant more tight and gradual than for the u.s. the tightening of the pace of around 0.75% over the next three or four years of the u.k. versus about 1.2 5% for the u.s. a steeper profile. >> is that the differs an approach? we keep hearing they are saying it will be slow. is there a difference in the approach or their ability? >> really their ability. and at the u.k., much more bang for your buck from interest rates increases and why because of the growth levels and how in particular it is in the u.k. and also much shorter duration and mortgages in the u.k. are quite closely to official interest rates so when the bank of england begi

i agree with kevin. love gopro now.hey are about 10 minutes away from apple going into this and them getting killed. >> in the month of october many of the large caps are still negative despite the broader market back in positive territory. do you think that is a permanent correction for those names a high flying multiples. >> i think each has a different story. facebook t fact they have to raise expenses that much shows how fragile the network effects are. they have to keep innovating. you could have millions on whatsapp. with twitter they have still not done the product enhancement. with linkedin it's stred progress which is enough to satisfy investors at this point. >> fragile? i don't know. they sandbagged by 10 basis points last year when guided on op ex. it's not necessarily going to be those numbers they gave either. >> those are huge increases. 50 to 75% of expenses. it was on the call when they said that everybody freaked out. if you have to spend that much money to keep a billion four users happy there is some

kevin: and also, on ask this old house... going to open up this kitchen without taking down the house. and it's white, it's flexible, and it comes from very far away.

tonight kevin smith gets his. are you ready. is your heart bounding yet. >> yeah. >> here we go. >> number 1, kevin. >> and then the beg play. >> ball snapped, goes over, 55, 50, 45, 40, 35, 30, 25, 20, touchdown. >> good job buddy. >> it was priceless to be on hand for kevin's triumphant moment. >> how do you feel now, kev? did you it. >> it was the proudest moment. >> yes. >> it was. it was. >> that image will never be burned from my mind. is that the cool. >> it's unbelievable we keep saying the compassion is contagious and it's just heart are overflowing it means so much. >> dann cuellar, chapel 6abc news. >> still to come on "action news" tonight the health benefits of talking about other people behind their backs. >> the nypd releases new details about the hatchet-wielding lone wolf who wept after new york city police and local entrepreneur whose smart phone app for emergency landed him on shark tank today. >> high of 70. i'm tracking cooler air and gustsy wind for the weekend. i'll have details in the accuweather forecast

kevin: and also, on ask this old house... the main beam in this house, well, it has a little hole in it, so i'm going to fix it. and it's black, plastic, with three legs. what is it? look at my venti macchi.

. >> my name is is kevin with the planning staff and i'll try to keep the redundancycy to a minimum by way of background the planning department in 2012 approved entitlements important the project that is a 52 story building with 4 hundred you thousand square feet of office and 74 dwelling units so the demolition has begun and construction has gone from a planning code it's within the special use district this f cd is within the transbay area and the redevelopment plan and a no longer with state law requires 35 percent of affordable housing is affordable and it is increased the affordable developments and requiring on site with the is where he means to say in terms of the planning code and the furtherance that su d has on site affordable housing within the market rate and the offsite comparison as a means to satisfy the requirements for 11 affordable units within the fremont the spokesperson is going to enter into this to exempt it from the one site affordable units just to reiterate some of the points race by supervisor kim those are important the sponsor contribute $13.9 million to t

>> john: i think kevin coyle and joe philbin, you have to have it right.hat's not when you want to call a time-out. green bay was struggling. fourth down and ten to get the right play in. but the dolphins obviously didn't have the right personnel, some miscommunication. they got the time-out. i tell you, this defense has been incredible. early in the game green bay just owned the time of possession. they stayed with it. they kept the game close. 10-3 at half. demand the second half we're seeing aaron rodgers having time but now no one downfield. they're really covering well. >> sam: i think that's been the most impressive thing that the downfield coverage by the dolphins has been outstanding. >> john: i think kevin coyle has been really good. good mix of zone, man-to-man, pressure, no pressure, keeping aaron rodgers as good as he is off balance. >> sam: you saw the winning streak. eight straight in october. 14 of their last 15 in october. they won. that's in jeopardy as the dolphins, who are really trying to believe in themselves i think they have a little

she's been going to saint kevin's for 30 years. >> extremely disappointing.ery disappointed in the archdiocese. i understand their predicament but at the same time i'm not happy it's happening here. >> money is hard, tight for everybody and it costs a lot of money to run a parish. >> reporter: final decisions on mergers and closures are expected by next june. it's part of a larger plan by the archdiocese to down size by more than 80 more parish. karen. >> thank you, chris. >>> now to develop story in atlantic city. a man who just gotten out of prison for murder has committed another one police say. this is the man charged with killing his own mother. police say 46 yeared he steven pratt had just been released from prison on friday after completing a 30-year sentence for murder. then just two days later this morning someone called 911 from his mother's house in atlantic city. officers say they found pratt's mother gwendolyn pratt dead from apparent head injuries. bail for pratt has been zeta million dollars. >> philadelphia police are looking for the gunman wh

kevin spacey wants to "send the elevator back down."se you we will explain. ♪ >> this is "money clip" on bloomberg television. and we are streaming live everywhere, including on your windows device. i am adam johnson. activist investor carl icahn gets his way as ebay announces a spin off of paypal. emily chang is joining us. which other well known tech companies are in activist crosshairs right now? >> yahoo! under a lot of pressure. one investors saying that yahoo! should be merging with aol -- that selling parts is worth more than yahoo! currently. really the story of the day is the spin off of paypal. a huge reversal from the ceo john donahoe. we will be joined by our guests, both of whom have had very strong thoughts throughout the year. in fact, keith rabois has been pretty outspoken that this is what they should have done from the beginning. we will get their thoughts on the news today and now that it is official, adam. >> obviously yahoo! has a lot of money because it owns all of the alibaba. what would aol and yahoo! look like?

he's truly a hero, kevin vickers.there be an effort to not shoot to kill in these situations so we can get more information out of these people? >> the reality is when you are involved in a situation like this where it's life and death and it's split seconds involved there is no time to be worried about what you are doing other than you are shooting until the guy is down and eliminating the threat. that's all you can do. martha: charles thank you very much. good to have you here today. bill: game two of the world series last night kansas city came alive. a big double from the catcher salvador perez scores two. second baseman gave casey to get something to get excited about. that brought home two more. the royals score five in the 6th inning. series is tide of at one game each. they go to san francisco for game three friday. now we have a series. martha: that's one for you and one for me. all right. this is the one name most democrats do not want to mention with 12 days to go before the mid terms and that's president o

. >> kevin fedderline. >> fifty-four hour wedding, right. >> what was that guy's name aaron. >> some dude from her hometown. >> fifty-five hours, i do remember that. >> she had two kids. >> now she's in vegas now, she has a show in vegas. business is well. >> i was in vegas with nothing to do would i see it. >> she shaved her head. >> yes. >> thanks, jessica. >> yes. >> that was great, video with her with the umbrella, beating on that car. >> she has add an interesting 16 years. >> roller coaster. >> now, hold on, i know it is friday, what is the date again? >> october 3rd, you asked me what day it was, it is october 3rd. >> thanks for that, i forgot. >> is that mean girls. >> you ever see that movie. >> of course, everybody loves mean girls. >> you cannot have a ten year anniversary. she's proposing a sequel. >> lynncy lohan. >> yes, i don't think she's on board. >> lindsey is a handfull right now. >> she did one already. >> she's big now teen i fey from upper darby. >> over sharing. >> over sharing. >> what is parenting when you over share picture of your kid. >> space called shari

kevin irons is an aquatic nuisance species expert. these things are so gross, you could call him an ick. theel gist. >> there's more carp here than in any other place in the world. >> reporter: imported to the southern u.s. years ago, some escaped and headed north, reproducing in mid western waterways like rabbits. millions eating native species out of house and habitat. >> they're kind of tame today. >> reporter: oh yeah? desperate to keep them out of the great lakes, kevin and crew count the carp by sending a harmless electrical zap through these hoops. it gets them jumping. they estimate there are some 6,000 carp per mile here. >> carp's a four letter word. >> reporter: this annual carp fishing derby draws a big crowd. advice to the uninitiated, take cover. these babies jump even without being zapped. >> whoa! >> reporter: hey, let's gratuitously watch that again in slow motion. >> whoa! >> reporter: in their native china asian carp are dined on daily. here, while the american palette doesn't want them on a plate, yet. >> fish dogs

they're killing it. >> kevin, this is interesting.w i'm hearing from various place betting on the name almost because they're happy to be betting on mark zuckerberg r. they overconfident in this guy as ceo or does he got the goods? >> i think he's executing quite well and most people are looking at the metrics of any company at 85 p.e. saying is insignificant bre anything breaking down? that's not happened. facebook over the last couple of quarters coming to my attention, this whole issue about coolness with 20-year-olds has been around forever. but i'll tell you a growing segment. small business is now allocating a portion of advertising to setting up and maintaining facebook pages to grow business. and i hadn't seen that as much momentum as i have seen it now. every single one of the deals i'm invested in of sales under $5 has a facebook page and spends maintaining it. >> that's a great point. >> it is if i can jump in. we use it all the time. it's actually a great point. a small business and it's a small publication. having faceboo

isn't it kevin? they are giving measurable numbers it's just maybe when they don't look so great the one quarter athey say here is another number. we're not going to tell you exactly all the details you want to know about them but trust us it is growing and going to be good down the line. >> you know this whole concept of logged out user sounds like 20% off retail to me. a bad idea to put that out. i asked who else uses logged out users i can use as a comparable and the answer is nobody. >> tv stations and newspapers. >> i get it but that is not where you wrant to go with this story. newspapers are the dinosaur now. and that is the big problem with twitter. growth now on the minds of investors. if you are trading north of 20 pe and be a growth story and i have to wait the another three years to get under 20 pe you better show me growth numbers every quarter. >> you don't want to draw the comparison to tv or newspaper users but essentially that is where the audience is growing. and contrast that to fa