lange reversed it. she got the opportunity to become a great photographer when she married a second husband who could support her on his academic from the university of california and relieved her of the responsibility of earning for her whole family. and it was a large family, she had two children of her own and four stepchildren. ok. now, i said we're going to talk first about the personal and second about the socialist. but we know it's impossible to separate the personal from the social historical, but some episodes are more constrained by the social than other, so i want to illustrate by sketching out one account of lange's life, one aspect of her live and that is her motherhood. when she married manard dixon she inherited a 10-year-old stepdaughter, constance. the girl was furious at dorothea from the start. she had lost first her mentally ill, alcoholic mother, and then she had been for a time her father's only love. manard, instead of providing reassurance to his daughter when he married, he imm

this is a pretty straightforward picture for lang. the weekly fox has been pretty much rangebound all year, trading between 30 and 35, 30 and 35. lang sees no reason for that to change anytime soon, which is why he would be a buyer at the lower end of the range for a trade up to 35. which is kind of like in viacom, not anything i think that's really going to be just fabulous. then there's the king. the one that david faber and i spent all the time talking about on "squawk on the street." time warner. wow. look at that. broken deal, coming back. this is helping you cut the cord in a big way, with its newly announced online only version of hbo, which got the ball rolling. lang thinks that time warren's daily chart is the best of the bunch. see that spike in the purple circle there, which suggests the big institutions are buying. they are buying it hand over fist, actually. second, we've got the mac d. and that's actually flashed the bulls crossed over already. it's impending in the other media stocks, the buy signal or the black line cr

please welcome artie lange, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: artie lange! artie!an. she ran when you came out, yeah. >> i happen to teach a spin class she takes in the village. [ laughter ] it's just a coincidence. >> jimmy: it's a coincidence. just a coinkydink. >> i thought she would give me a ride in the car. i'll take the subway. >> jimmy: thank you for being here. i appreciate this. we were talking backstage, and you were saying that you watch the show. thank you for watching. >> i do. i love the show. i love you. you're a good friend of mine for years, and you're kicking ass here. the band, roots, the best band. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we like to have a fun guest on you like you. so, thank you for coming back. >> oh, thank you. i'm the only guy who's the proper weight for the elephant game. are we gonna get that going? [ laughter ] i put on 40 pounds when they told me about that. i'm like the de niro of talk show appearances. kristen just stays thin and hot and i get ugly for the elephant game. >> jimmy: you're a method guy. >> i'm a method guy. >>

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terry lang, please? >> great, thank you. >> and i also want to voice support for consideration of commissioner mcgee as vice president and she has come out to our office on numerous occasions and just to see the dance classes overflow and she did not dance but she was there. and she came out to sort of ask what the issues were and i am just grateful for that kind of leadership. and for that relationship also, i have a great relationship with barbara but i want to talk about that because it has been too long, since the commissioner came out and to spend some time with our organization and we appreciate it and i think that she has a good grasp on the issues and i think that she is willing to roll up her sleeves and work with the community to get a better understanding of how the politics of all of this works, and so i just say that on behalf of commissioner mcgee. >> i would like to thank her for the support and my mother who is the ceo and founder jackson and they have done, years and years of work, aroun

lang, the right guard. game is over if he opportunity hustle.t least gives them a shot on fourth down. >> sam: this is it. they have to get to the 38 yard line just across the 38 for a first down. and the toll fynes use a time-out. what are your thoughts there, john? they didn't have the right guys on the field? >> john: i think kevin coyle and joe philbin, you have to have it right. that'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 reall

but we, i didn't hear, at least, any indication to begin working on the ladies home or the lang house. >> i remember specifically saying we didn't think the lang house was of highly critical time frame, given --. >> maybe we can add it to the list and put them in the priority and then every three months we can reshuffle the priority based on new information. >> to commissioner hyland's comment before, if you want us to prioritize the community initiated designations we can certainly add it to the list. we have had some correspondence with the public about the proposed designation but we certainly could ramp things up. i mean our main focus has been the goldberg building right now. >> i think the ladies home is interesting. a, it's in an area of the city that doesn't have any landmarks, b, the social history of it seems to be highly interesting and potentially significant so i would support adding it to the list. >> and it has 225 people on a survey. >> probably even more than any other landmark designation. >> we also do have a letter of support from supervisor campos already. >> comm

and the conversation with lang lang. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live from our world headquarters in new york. 21.s tuesday, october i am tom "i hated piano lessons" keene. scarlet fu hated him worse than i did. i printed really -- >> i took piano less. we really look forward to this. difficult, challenging his. turkey and the islamic states anadarko currently has a change >> turkey has a change of heart and islamic states. k coming to the aid of kobani. u.s. has been pressuring turkey to help aid the kurds in kobani. to south africa, where oscar pistorius has been sentenced to five years in prison for killing his girlfriend. his lawyer says he must serve 10 months in jail and then could be sentenced to house arrest. he was convicted of the equivalent of manslaughter. he killed his model girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, when he fired four shots into a closed bathroom door. >> in russia, one of the heads of the world's largest oil companies has been killed in a plane crash when his plane struck a snow plow on a runway

. >> what happened to her and others in klity lang was preventable.d contamination from upstream. they were shut down 16 years ago, it destroyed normal life for most who lived here, the company was only fined about $65. the lead pollution in the creek bed was never fully cleaned up. she lives next to the creek she relies on for survival. a test at a hospital confirmed her blindness was from lead poisoning. others in the village also suffer from the effects of lead poisoning. some of the children have learning disabilities n some spots, still now, the contamination is 100 times more than the maximum safe level. after years of delays, restoration of the creek by thailand's pollution control department was supposed to start in may. so far, it has only conducted studies. >> researchers say that until this clean-up that's been ordered by the supreme court can take place every day, the people here will be exposed to toxic levels of lead from this creek. >> means more people will get sick and possibly, more birth defects. in january, 2013, the police control

one school will be in langely park. other in a different part of the county that will serve new immigrants districtwide. >> we are really, really thrilled to add this to our menu of opportunities. >> reporter: those preparing the program are expecting teens who were separated from their parents and are now being reunited with them for the first time in years. >> students are beginning to get to know their parents, as well as the new school system and new country. >> reporter: the classes at both schools will be taught in english, but there will be additional resources for spanish speakers like bilingual teachers. >> it will be good if they have someone both languages. it will be great. >> reporter: in langely park, richard jordan, news4. >> now, the naacp and prince george's county objects to new schools designed exclusively for immigrant students. they equate it to segregation. but despite the comparisons to separate but equal school those plans are moving forward. for more on this and other stories celebrating our are

pete lang of lang capital tells his formula to outperform the market. alan knuckman on floor of cme. alan i was starting with gold but we're startings with market. why the optimism in general? >> as your resident optimist i have nothing to complain about. as you look at it, fundamentals are fantastic. they improved since the last election and i know that is focus next week and the election before that. there is nothing to complain about. the only complaint wages haven't increased since comeback of employment. gdp, low unemployment, great earnings, low energy price, the list goes on and on there. is nothing to complain about but people are still very skiddish for whatever reason. liz: let me just also bring in first time jobless claims out this morning and when you link six months of these together it looks like fewer applications for unemployment benefits have been filed than we've seen any other time in 14 years! so this goes well beyond the financial crisis at the moment. that brings me to mike binger. things look very good. how do you feel about bein

i am 31 years old, i was raised here and have never seen the water solo, even the pop lang here is scared because no one has ever seen the water go this low. >>> bolivia's president is hoping for another turn in office and polls show he may well get it. able morales appears far ahead of his closest challenger, one of the issues he's focusing on is a 135-year-old old territory think dispute with chile. as we have a report now. >> reporter: a bolivian navel vessel proly flies its colors as it sets off on patrol. not in the ocean, but in, yes, a lake. at more than 4,000 meters above sea level it's the world's highest and a half gal lake. having its navy relegated to this body of water is a humiliation endured by bolivia since 1879 when it lost its coastline for neighboring chile in the war of the pacific. at the navel base, sailors learn the basics so they will be ready for the day when that i land locked country recovers a corridor to the pacific. in the capital, we visit a school with a patriotism challe klas is undeclassis under way. >> translator: when the chileans arrived they told him

it's acknowledged our existence, we hope that words are followed by actions. >> when it comes to lang wedge in the -- language in the catholic church, the devil is in the detail. >> the initial report recommended that the church welcome homoactuals -- homosexuals. it changed to a softer approach saying gay people should by provided for in the church, and thursday, saying that homosexuals should simply be treated with respect. >> translation: change in language shows a split between pope francis, and the church should welcome everyone including homosexuals, and those that stick to tradition. now the pope has one year to assure everyone. >> the ground work has been laid for another summit of bishops. then it will become clear for pope francis to perform the miracle of resolving how the church deals with sexuality >>> immigration reform will be a hot topic during the midterm elections. "real money" ali velshi shows us benefits and concern that can play out in key races. >> hope of passing immigration reform in this congress is dead. it's alive and well as a polarizing issue in the midter

lange. >> we're going to clear the room hello, i'm harvey langford i work for san francisco housing i'veeen there 24 years and a lot of the concern is fraud in new development and old development and the thing is - in hunters point my partner was killed and we didn't have any kind of protection and the only reason we didn't have protection is because a lot of the crime and stuff went on because so people could get the property cheap this is the problem we're having and again like rosa parks two is a lot of that stuff is full of afraid and corruption and this is the problem we're having and the problem no one is doing anything about it and see this is you know personally what i have to say not only that but i went out in '06 and 07 shoots in sunnydale where people were getting killed i had to go out i was fearing for my life i'm not a part of it only a grounds man cleaning up but the problem when i went out the housing authority explicit pay into my retirement only medical leave but never paid into my retirement i'm missing my retirement all i have is two more years to go i don't have eno

lang probably starting to see sunshine, 10:30, 11:00 that line progresses east. by 1:30, most locations at that point are starting to pick up sun. the only area picking up the clouds would be the jersey shore. temperatures tomorrow morning plummeting behind the front. 38 degrees in allentown and reading, lancaster the same. poconos 36. it wouldn't surprise me if you had patchy fog in the mountains. wildwood, 55 degrees. showers early today. sun by afternoon, 72 degrees, it will be breezy out there, winds out of the west at are 15 to 20 miles per hour. that's when the temperatures start to peak around 23:00. by 6:00 p.m., we're back down to 65. with the breeze it will feel cooler than that. overnights tonight, 39 degrees. outlying suburbs, some areas, 37, 38. mainly clear we'll is all it chilly, 45 degrees in center city. exclusive accuweather five day at five. 72 degrees today, sunday, 60 for the eagles taking on the rams. 72 monday, tuesday, 75. maybe a shower early, 75 degrees, and wednesday, 75 degrees. >> don't father you can take 6abc.com with you. the new s

this happened last tuesday in south lang street in arlington. he was seen exposing himself at a water fountain there. school had already ended for the day. >>> from pumped up to deflated. our hopes for nationals world series title are over this morning. and what a huge disappointment to many of us. a lot of people picked the nats to win the whole thing, the world series, all of it. in the end, they couldn't get past the pesky san francisco giants. wild pitch by barrett. bryce harper on fire during this series. the home run goes into the water. look, behind the stands. incredible. this bodes well for years to come. brice still young. manager matt williams talked about this depete. >> we played the way wented to play. we did a lot of things right. it's tender. it's bitter. all of those things. but i'm proud of them. i'm proud of the way they went about it. >> the giants go on to play the st. louis cardinals for our area. the orioles are still in it. they play the royals at 8:07 friday night. good run for the nats. what a great season. after the ga

village in thailand is struggling to recover from years of led contamination, the village of klity lang won a high court challenge, but many are left with health problems. >> this woman spent 50 years in this thai village near the border of myanmar. 10 years ago she lost her sight. a single mother with two sons. my kids were small, i could not see. they had to help me, and not the other way around. >> what happened to her and others was preventible. led contamination spilled from mining factories upstream. they were shut down 16 years ago and destroyed normal life for most that live here, the company was fined $65. led pollution was never fully cleaned up. >> this woman lives next to the creek she relies on. tests confirmed her blindness was from lead poisonings. others suffer the effects. some children have learning disabilities. in some spots the contamination is 100 times more than the safe level. after years of delays, restoration of the creek was supposed to start in may. so far it has only conducted studies. researchers say until the clean-up ordered by the supreme court takes pla

. >> i mean these robots can speak multiple lang wangs and direct you anywhere in the the store and help you find the thing that you're brought in and see if we have it or not. >> the oshbots will be in the stores in late november and lowe's came up with the robot concept by hiring science fiction writers and then turning one of their stories into real life. that's a story in itself i think. >>> up next, residents in hawaii's village can save themselves but they can't save their homes as lava inches closer. the locals are not leaving town. we'll have the latest. >> all you pet lovers out there send us your questions about their health and well-being. just e-mail pets@kpix.com. or on our facebook page. and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be with time limes, they were about $1 each. very small no juice, the crop many mexico was terrible. you didn't pay the prices online but now lime prices came way down. as a matter of fact there's a better value on lime and the quality is better

. >> these robots can speak multiple lang warjs they can direct you, and help you find the thing that you brought in, see if we have it or not. >> wow, the bots will be instored in the stores in late november. lows came up with the low bot concept from science fiction write, they turned one of their stories into real life. >>> all right. a quick thinking homeowner, springs into action, after an suv crashed into his swimming pool in the backyard. that vehicle fished out of the long island pool after the rescue because inside that suv was a 79-year-old gentleman, police say he accidently hit the gas instead of the break, while trying to park. the homeowner saw it all, dove in for the rescue. >> i jumped in to get him out. he couldn't roll the window down. so we smashed the window. we just pulled him out. >> we pulled him out. the driver taken to the hospital, he is going to be just fine. thank goodness. the pool, however, needs some major repairs. >> he's on a roll. >> it was cool weather today. >> some people could argue that this was one of the warmest days after the beach today. >> i

. >> they are international, conducted global lang wedges, they are growing -- languages, they are growingpopes can be mash -- participation can be measured in tens of thousands of folks, and they put out a report on the markets for the - black markets for information under the term hackers wanted. >> excuse me, hackers bizarre. >> what is in the bizarre, what is for sale. >> it's a commingling of things. distribution of services, credit card information, there's personal information that you can use to try to get more information about things, and a lot are co-mingled with drugs. it's a broad crime of which there is a strong submarket in the tools, technique and take of cyber crime. >> we'll be back with more "inside story" after a short break. when we return we'll take a look at the rumoured involvement of state actors, governments, in rifling through your personal data. stay with us. >>> you're watching "inside story" from "al jazeera america". i'm ray suarez. one of the reasons the developments in the jpmorgan chase data breach were followed in the oval office was the inspector that th

rating system to give you warnings when there's too much violence, there's poor taste, there's poor langren buffettv. i wonder if that's where we're headed in regards to campaign literature. i think we can do better r. we're supposed to be about promoting democracy, not turning people off. we're supposed to be about promoting healthy and safe communities. we can use money in a better way. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> supervisors, i'd like to direct my comments to the president of the board. unfortunately he is not there. but domestic violence, i want to say, is not just a women's issue. domestic violence is a societal issue. it's a children's issue, it's a man's issue. it hurts everyone. i know this, there has been domestic violence in my family. it affected my parents, it affected my siblings, ask it has affected our children. now, i know in san francisco there are wonderful services that deal with this. wonderful services that are shelters, that are counselors, and these services are needed and these services lack the proper funding to continually expand. we were told tod

ilid along with many other filipino leader in the city has also advocated to make tagalog the lang warren buffettv certified in san francisco, a great achievement for the filipino community and a necessary and important language access issue. when looked at in its entirety, it is clear that ilid's organizing work is not just a job for her. it is truly a passion. it is something that is deep, genuine, and personal. lift as you climb has always been her motto, lift as you climb. she is a true daughter of san francisco and our diverse community and i want to thank her for everything she has done for district 9, for bernal heights and i am honored to have worked with her, to call her friend, and i know that she is here surrounded by community, the community that she continues to impact on a daily basis. congratulations, ilid. [cheering and applauding] >> the floor is yours. >> thank you so much, supervisor campos. i work with both john and david, and i really want to thank you for having this day and time in recognizing all of the filipino -- honoring everybody else that has done so much work

most recently discussed, the goldberg building, the old -- university mound old ladies home and the lang house. as you know, we're actively working with the consultant on the goldberg building, but the other two we have not received any direction on to date. so, with that, that concludes my comments. again, happy to discuss this in any way you think is most effective. that's it. >> thank you very much. and mr. fry i will say thank you for including that whole process and that graphic really is very, very helpful. >> i agree. >> what a great change. thank you. commissioner matsuda. >> yes, i totally agree. i like this temperature bar, color bar, to let us know very clearly where you're at. i also like just a very simple 1, 2, 3 approach about how a building becomes a landmark. is that going to be, is that already on your web site or will that be on your web site? i think that will allow people who have kind of a, maybe, a fear, i don't know how to describe it, they are a little mystified by how a building becomes a landmark or if they want to take that route, i think this will really clar

and it would be first, and carletta jackson lane, and terry lang and as we get to third speaker i

and that choice is, are you going to just sit and lang wish and be sad for your the rest of your life or are you gonna make something good happen? >> today he'll lie s father announced a creation of a foundation called first day of school to help kids with special needs like eli's. >> dallas hospital is making procedural changes after the death of an ebola patient there. thomas duncan the first person to die from the disease in the us. newly released medical records now show his temperature was 103 degrees when that hospital initially sent him home. meanwhile an ebola joke that sparked scare on a flight from philadelphia to the dominican republic shows airlines are taking he have bowl la serious seriously. crews in hazmat suits had to board that plane. they removed the passenger who told the joke. joe mccann was on that flight and he spoke exclusively with "eyewitness news" today. >> certain things you can't say and it's not something you can joke about these days. you can't make a joke like that. you know we're over i don't town head credible on that flight and he almost ruined vacat

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