a cured meat and cheese shop run by marie paul and family still going after 70 years.typical xenophobic french woman of her generation said all the corsicans, they're all gangsters or policemen. oh, today just got better. very flavorful. >> oh, this one is unbelievable. the flavor of that is unbelievable. >> they're not dicking around. i love this. it's making me happy. want some? here, have a piece. >> you want some. this one is special. >> all right. let's move on. some cheese. ♪ ah, look at that. that's beautiful. >> this one is strong. >> wow. that is some -- >> looks very -- >> that is some deep funk. that is some -- wow. see, when i eat cheese like this and i drink wine like this, i think of my fantasies. maybe you saw "godfather 2." i could spend the rest of my life sitting on a hill in corsica eating goat cheese, drinking wine and having my enemies killed by remote control. >> i would love to live that lifestyle except, killing enemies, as you know, i'm not killing anyone. >> i've never seen you wish ill on anyone. as long as i've known you. you've never even s

i'm anne-marie green. >>> paul ryan's message to fellow house republicaca was to the highway -- meet my conditions and i'll run for speaker, otherwise, find another candidate. this morning, the gop caucus is considering his terms. ryan is a reluctant candidate but finally agreed to run if he is backed by all factions of the party. brook silva-braga is in new york with the latest. >> reporter: the republicans have been desperate to find someone to replace john boehner. kevin mccarthy of california abruptly dropped his bid to be speaker when can became clear some republicans wouldn't support him but finding anyone with broad gop support has been difficult, at least until last night. it's not a job he wanted, but wisconsin congressman paul ryan now says he is willing to run for speaker of the house. helping fill the leadership vacuum left by outgoing speaker john boehner. >> i came to the conclusion this is a dire moment. not just for congress and the republican party but for our our country j. >> reporter: the announcement came after he spoke in a qlofed door meeting on tuesday setting

>> mary jane paul is a news anchor. she work woes at anc, like a cnn. she is very successful so soledad o'brien type that is juggling fantastic career with a are great family life. you know, a tumultuous love life. she is every professional woman. she is trying to do it all. she is doing it. she does a great job of dict case fromfully, i think. rosanna: okay. what can we pecks from the show this season without spoiling it too much? >> yeah. that is the tough part. rosanna: that is a tough part. >> i have to walk on eggshells. well, we peck were up we left off. at the end of season two, as you said, mary jane got in a car accident because she heard a conversation she was not supposed to hear. rosanna: i blame you by the way. i blame smartphones that are not that smart. rosanna: okay. >> you know, we pick were up we left off. david extremely concerned about what has happened to the love his life. rosanna: he doesn't know she heard that conversation. >> le, he didn't know she heard it. he did see that he had butt dialed her and heard some commotion going o

hello chris and mary. paul ryan says he's ready to be house speaker but he has conditions on this. >> plus, we will talk to a top surgical oncologist about the controversial new breast cancer screening guidelines. >> he is from the south. i like him a lot. >> and lives in virginia -- >> a lot of nice guys from the south. and keep an eye out for -- what did you say? >> his daughter went to unc and he is close to the university. >> yeah, we like him. and keep an eye out for marty mcfly. today is "back to the future" day. what the movie got right and what it got wrong about this day, october 21st, 2015. the news, have you heard, is back in the morning. >> and we will see you in a few minutes. >> see you in a few. >> all right. before you go next. dove invited women to a makeover... with a difference. hi ma'am. hi. would you like to have a free makeover? perfect! who doesn't love a good makeover. here you go... it's a shower?! it's a shower! but it's a shower with dove body wash. with its breakthrough formula all i

. >> paul and mary al lis were close friends with steve carter and his wife. they met at the ecstatic living institute with steve, a well-known tantra meditation teacher founded. >> they help a lot of people over time with just making their relationship richer, fuller and better. >> the carters move to costa rica after he retired. but they moved back so loquita koumd be treated after she was diagnosed with cancer. on monday, the two men were deciding to go into fairfax to pick up some parts, to run some errands to take his dog for walk. >> he had never been on a trail in white hill. and since it was close, he decided that would be a place to go for that particular afternoon. >> so carter came here to this trail with cocoa. they went to bed early. >> around 2:00 in the morning, steve was not here. she was worried. and about an hour and a half later, the police arrived. >> carter was found still holding cocoa's leash. the dog had also been shot in the jaw and chest. but he's expected too survive. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> palo alto police have arrested an accused

one.is a rough let's bring in bloomberg news entertainment reporter, chris paul mari who joins us livem l.a.. why has this movie done so badly? it's you jackson -- hugh jackman? chris: the critics did not like it. it was hard to tell it is a kid film or an adult film. it was a pre-quilted peter pan, it did not have tinkerbell. it did not resonate with the moviegoers. angie: how is -- how unusual is this? chris: it is probably more common than we know. the movie studios do not really reveal how much they lose on these films. was a $150 billion budget, another 100 million to market it , we do not know exactly how much they lose often, this time we were able to hear something. just tallying of the rough figures, $250 million investment, and marketing, they only make $15 million, where does this leave them going forward as they try to get more audience in theaters? chris: warner brothers is definitely off of its game this year. they have three franchises to build on, d.c. comics, they have that man is superman coming out next year, they have the lego movie franchise, they also have harry p

i was just looking for something. , mary heard les paul ford.the record "how high the moon?" hearing that record, i tried that at home. on one tapeumpet machine, overdubbed it to the other, and i got this sound to her that was the genesis of the tijuana brass sound. charlie: when you heard it, you knew that was you? herb: i didn't know that exactly at the time. i knew i was onto something that felt good, and i didn't know and until "the lonely bull" "the letter from the lady." then you start getting your courage up. herb: you have done it all. you've been a businessman. you've been a musician. you've been a broadway producer, painter. charlie: herb: i still am a painter and a sculptor. charlie: which one of those defines you the most? herb: i think all three. i am a right-brain guy. music,, i sculpt, i make and i'm lucky. charlie: do they feed each other? herb: absolutely. i get that feeling when it happens. you can be sculpting, and the piece doesn't really take shape or feel good. i'm just as anxious until it's resolved, and when it's resolved

mary moloney reporting. >> wisconsin congressman paul ryan has been nominated by fellow republicans to be the next speaker of the house. ryan was the choice of 200 of his fellow 247 house republicans. ryan now needs 218 votes in a full house vote tomorrow to officially become speaker. police say three people were injured in a shooting inside an indidiapolis mall tonight. police sayay male suspect came into theall and had words with a man he knew and then shot him. police say the other two victims were hit by ricochet fire. police say one suspect fled the scene and there may be a second suspect. when will our windy and cold weather end? chief meteorologis t ron demers with the first look at our forecast. a cold front moved through last night but its effects were felt today and will continue to be felt into tomorrow as well. afternoon temps were only in the 40s and with winds gusting between 30 and 40 miles per hour we were seeing wind chills down in the 20s and 30s. it will stay breezy tonight with lows heading into the low 30s and highs tomorrow only rebound into the low 50s. big economic news out of norf

. >> reporter: paul and mary alice were close friends with steve and his wife, they met at the ecstatic living institute that steve founded. >> they helped a lot of people overtime, with just making their relationships richer, fuller. and better. >> reporter: the carters moved to costa rica after he retired but moved back so his wife could be treated at marin hospital after she was diagnosed with cancer. the carters were staying at this house. >> he decided to go into fairfax to pick up parts, run errands, take his dog for a walk. >> reporter: every afternoon, carter would take his dog, coco on a walk. >> he decided that would be a place to go for a walk that afternoon. >> reporter: carter came here to this trail with coco. they went to bed early. >> 2:00 in the morning steve was not here and an hour and a half later, the police arrived. >> reporter: the dog had been shot in the jaw and chest but is expected to survive. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> police in san jose are searching for a suspect in handcuffs who escaped a bail bondsman this afternoon. this is happening at burnett middle schoo

. >> reporter: paul and mary alice were close friends with steve and his wife, they met at the ecstatic living institute that steve founded. >> they helped a lot of people overtime, with just making their relationships richer, fuller. and better. >> reporter: the carters moved to costa rica after he retired but moved back so his wife could be treated at marin hospital after she was diagnosed with cancer. the carters were staying at this house. >> he decided to go into fairfax to pick up parts, run errands, take his dog for a walk. >> reporter: every afternoon, carter would take his dog, coco on a walk. >> he decided that would be a place to go for a walk that >> reporter: carter came here to this trail with coco. they went to bed early. >> 2:00 in the morning steve was not here and an hour and a half later, the police arrived. >> reporter: the dog had been shot in the jaw and chest but is expected to survive. vic lee, abc7 news. >>> police in san jose are searching for a suspect in handcuffs who escaped a bail bondsman this afternoon. this is happening at burnett middle school. investig

i heard less paul, mary, the record "how high the moon" and les was layering his guitar many times, iried that at home. i had two tape machines, i dubbed it back and forth and got the sound and that was the genesis of the tijuana brass sound. >> rose: when you heard it, you knew that was you and what you wanted? >> well, i didn't know that exactly at the the time. i knew i was on to something that felt good for me and i didn't know that till the lonely bull, the letter from the lady and the follow-up records and letters from the people who liked the music and i started getting my courage up. >> rose: you've done it all. you have been a businessman, a musician, a broadway producer, a painter. >> i still am a painter and a sculptor. >> rose: which one of those defines you the most? >> i think all three. i'm a right-brained guy. mayb95% in the right side of my brain. >> rose: do they feed each other? >> i get that feeling when it happens. you know, you can be sculpting and the piece doesn't really take shape and doesn't feel good and i'm just as anxious until it's resolved and when it's

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commissioner spent more than two decades in the private sector including time as ceo and chairman of the paul mary company. commissioner koskinen has a law degree from yale university school of law and a bachelor's degrees from duke university. we want to thank you once again for being here today. you can proceed with your opening remarks. i ask you, if you can, to limit your opening statement to five minutes. >> right. chairman hatch, ranking member wyden, and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to discuss the work the irs has been doing to correct the mistakes associated with the determination process of tax exempt status two years ago. let me reiterate that the irs must continue to do everything possible to make sure all individuals and organizations can be confident that they will be treated fairly in their dealings with this agency. they need to know they will receive fair, unbiased treatment regardless of their political affiliation, their position on political issues, or whom they've supported in the last election. when someone hears from us regarding their tax return, t

now, paul mary had some fun with thization, she actually tweeted out pictures and updates, but it tookefore they were actually freed. believe me. social media had a lot of fun with this thing. it's turning into the largest humanitarian crisis in the area but we're going to talk about this migrant nosh europe. it's big. we'll be right back if you're an adult with type 2 diabetes and your a1c is not at goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin, your doctor may be talking about adding medication to help lower your a1c. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum is right for you. once-a-week tanzeum is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes, along with diet and exercise. once-a-week tanzeum works by helping your body release its own natural insulin when it's needed. tanzeum is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes or in people with severe stomach or intestinal problems. tanzeum is not insulin. it is not used to treat type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis, and has not been studied with mealtime insulin.

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. >> reporter: paul and mary alice were close friends with steve carter and his wife lokita. they met at the ecstatic living institute, which steve, a well-known tantra and meditation teacher founded. >> they helped a lot of people over time with just making their relationships richer, fuller, and better. >> the carters moved to costa rica after he retired, but they moved back so lokita could be treated here after being diagnosed with cancer. the carters were staying at the their friend's home. >> he decided to go into fairfax to pick up the parts, take his dog for a walk. >> reporter: every afternoon he took the dog for a walk. >> he'd never been on the trail on white hill. since it was close, he decided that was the place to go for a walk that particular afternoon. >> reporter: so carter came here to this trail with coco. >> around 2:00 in the morning, she woke up. steve was not here. she was worried abouworried. >> reporter: carter was found holding the dog's leash. the dog was also shot in the chest and jaw, but he is expected to survive. >>> a wanted felon is still on th

joining us now is our bloomberg .ews reporter, chris paul mary this condensed to -- this comes down tohis is not regulated at all. this is a brand-new industry and has grown so quickly that it's not considered gambling. and it iss not basically self regulated at this point. it sort of snuck in the back door. now you have an employee from draft kings, one of the leaders in the business, made 350,000 dollars on a $25 bet on another site. his employer said he was not using inside information but he did have access to who bet what on what players and that kind of brought in concerns that the average player cannot play at the same level as some of the more sophisticated people. insider trading becomes hard to prove because you have to prove intent. is it the same looking at a fantasy football situation? chris: there are people who make a living playing these things. the use sophisticated algorithms to do it and a soundly good bloomberg customers. they find a way to keep the casual player involved. with multiplele games that it cannot play and you can just that in pools with your friend, and

paul ryan to run. how do they get around it if it's not about strategy or philosophy? >> they're looking at this hail mary pass and hoping that paul ryan agrees, under immense pressure from all sides of his party, to come in and bring everybody together and move forward. paul ryan, his refusal citing his young family and desire to stay as ways and means chairman, it's hard to see what happens next. you know, one of the possibilities is that, you know, john boehner is basically forced to stay on the post because there is nobody willing to replace him. there has been talk of some sort of caretaker speaker, a man who perhaps is retiring, or is in his or her twilight years. their service in congress who can -- there are servants in congress who can come in and do that. but the same people who aren't excited about kevin mccarthy aren't going to be excited by somebody like john klein or tom coal or somebody like that coming in and playing that role. so it's hard to see how this ends. >> woodruff: vin weber, can you imagine something like that, somebody from the outside coming in? >> it's highly unlikely. it's n

. ♪ (mary) he has loosened the awful intellectual clump that was imposed for years under john paul andhere people are going to fall in and out with one another. (timothy) i think what pope francis wants to do is to have a church which is less controlling because he believes that the holy spirit must blow where it will. (narrator) pope francis has begun a process to create new, more transparent, and efficient structures in the roman curia. but he also wants to radically change the mindset in the vatican. (male translator) what he thinks and always thought is that the roman curia should be at the service of those of us in the trenches because they're in an office and you can't see reality from an office. (male reporter) the new pope's pioneering council of nine cardinals began implementing change. (paul) he has set up a council of nine cardinals from all around the world, and they are all known as maverick critics of the vatican. this council is the most important development in church governance for ten centuries. ♪ (mary) reforming the curia is a meaningless exercise, unless you reform

. >>> so back on the blimp here, before we hear from the likely house speaker paul ryan, i have maryy, we've just gotten a picture -- not on the phone. with me on skype. we've gotten a picture of the blimp apparently in bloomsburg, pennsylvania. here's the photo from high above the skies, someone's home there. you know, as we've been discussing this, what is the likelihood it would be potentially shot down versus intentionally deflated versus what other options there are? >> well, it's probably not too likely it will deflate on its own at this point, and the government has already said the trailing cable is about 6,700 feet long but had been deployed as high as 10,000 feet. so my guess is the cable has somehow either come detached midway or broken because the 6,700 feet of cable is not the full extension of that cable. so my guess is because it contained equipment that tracks incoming missiles, aircraft, et cetera, it's very sensitive equipment, equipment that has not worked well, i might add, but because it has sensitive equipment, i can't imagine defense would allow the blimp to es

laughter] what do we know about the relationship between paul ryan and the administration and president obama? stanley: ryan was involved in the marieple years ago. they obviously have some relationship. he was chairman of the ways and means committee, but he is now the republican speaker. there is a certain amount of standoffish mess. working with obama is considered to be collaborating with the enemy on the republican side, so there is a limited amount ryan can do overtly with the white house, even going there would start to be questioned by his the conservative members, same to give john boehner a hard time. david: think of how we tend to perceive paul ryan, shaped in large part by his role as mitt romney's running mate. mitt romney was in the chamber today for the swearing-in. the speaker -- the picture was as somebody who is a real wonk, who likes to go through budgets, come up with budgets.we had a budget this week that will last two years, a long time in recent washington history. are you optimistic that that facet will changing, that we will have some return to regular order and the budgeting process will get back to the way

paul guida. he was in the extend-- he died hospital later that night. > >>>. >>> st. mary's county where a double barrel drug raid led to a disturbing discovery involving five children. i'll get to that in a minute, but we want to begin our story with that drug bust. police have charged 46-year-old lisa marie west in connection with illegal possession of prescription painkillers. she's out on personal bond pending further action in the case. >> are you lisa? >> she's not home. >> are you relate to her? can you talk to me? two houses in lexington park, house number one. house number two. after weeks of investigation police say they have evidence that drug dealers and drug users were going from one house to the other, back and forth. last friday they raided both those houses. in house number one they say they found painkillers like oxycodone and aderral. five children, agency 18 months to 13 years old living in squalor. child protective services took the children out of that house. >>> is it likely or possible that people would buy drugs at the first house and use those drugs

mary pat is bread winner. the governor earned 175,000, the christies gave $27,000 to charity. >>> the pressure is on congressman paulyan to run for house speaker. a closed door republican meeting was held about a new candidate. ryan who was the 2012 vice presidential nominee has become the choice for the post. the process of finding a successor to john boehner was thrown into chaos when majority leader kevin mccarthy abruptly abandoned his campaign. >>> fire officials are looking into what sparked an intense blaze in a new castle home. "action news" was there as the firefighters got into dousing the flames. firefighters knocked down the blaze in an hour, there were no injuries. authorities say a horder live in the home which made battling the blaze more difficult. >>> it was a close call for a woman when her car hit a sinkhole on columbus boulevard. jeff chirico has that story. >> reporter: the driver was brought to jefferson university hospital to be checked out. she has mild concussion and bruises, but will be okay after a bizarre incident which she said could be worse. >> i consider myself lucky. >> reporter: bro

mary's cathedral. the item for you today is the c ac appointment for the project. meets bimonthly. the structure is shown in your memo. the current vacancy is for one member, paul chance, who has expired. he's seeking reappointment to one of the at large seats. there are 12 other members that are also shown in your attachment. in addition to paul, there are 25 additional candidate have applied to the seat. their applications can be found in the enclosure as well as summarized in the matrix in your attachment. all of the candidates, just to note, regardless of the n eighbor, are eligible for the at large seat. having encouraged applicants to appear today. paul is here and possibly some other others. we at staff don't endorse candidates. thank you. >> thank you very much. at this time, we'll call up any of the candidate who are here for the gearry cac. there's one person here today. please come up to the podium. >> good morning commissioners. i'm paul that collin mentioned. my chairmanship expired and i'm seeking your support for my reappointment. first i like to thank the committee for your previous recommendations that i was appointed to the cac. it's been a gr

pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. >>> mary lee is back. the great white shark has returned to new jersey's coastline. they tagged mary lee three years ago. today the 60-foot 340-pound shark was near ocean city. she gained popularity in the spring. she spent most of the summer off the coast of florida, georgia and the carolinas. >>> this saturday, join nbc 10 and telemundo 62 for a day of fun at the camden waterfront. come out between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. for music, dance, arts and crafts and meet members of our on-air team. you'll also get a $4 discount on admission by using the promo code 4 ninos. >>> "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is up next. >> tom hanks is my guest tonight plus jessica chastain, music from pentatonix. >> i love hashtags. >> we love hashtags. >> tom looks excited. >> #fallon tonight always. >> getting cold. >> tomorrow will be cold. we'll stil be in the 60s. not too bad tomorrow. more clouds around. into the weekend, we're talking about 50s. look at that big drop from friday to saturday. 57 fo

paul, thanks. >>> each week leading up to super bowl 50 the host committee is recognizing people making a difference in the community. this week's grant goes to anne marie napen. she founded a house that price caring and compassionate place for families to gather while a loved one is going through a medical crisis. money from the grant will go to building a second day use room. and to find out more about all things super bowl, head to cbssf.com/superbowl, and we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. clinched a playoff series at n their >>> the cubs haven't won a world series since before wrigley field was built. in fact, the cubs have never even clinched a playoff series at wrigley which has been their home since 1916. as you might expect cubs fans were jacked out of their minds. cardinals trying to spoil the party. two-run home run, the third home run of the playoffs for the former amador valley high school sta

mary's cathedral. the item for you today is the c ac appointment for the project. meets bimonthly. the structure is shown in your memo. the current vacancy is for one member, paul chance, who has expired. he's seeking reappointment to one of the at large seats. there are 12 other members that are also shown in your attachment. in addition to paul, there are 25 additional candidate have applied to the seat. their applications can be found in the enclosure as well as summarized in the matrix in your attachment. all of the candidates, just to note, regardless of the n eighbor, are eligible for the at large seat. having encouraged applicants to appear today. paul is here and possibly some other others. we at staff don't endorse candidates. thank you. >> thank you very much. at this time, we'll call up any of the candidate who are here for the gearry cac. there's one person here today. please come up to the podium. >> good morning commissioners. i'm paul that collin mentioned. my chairmanship expired and i'm seeking your support for my reappointment. first i like to thank the committee for your previous recommendations that i was appointed to the cac. it's been a gr

mary's cathedral. the item for you today is the c ac appointment for the project. meets bimonthly. the structure is shown in your memo. the current vacancy is for one member, paul chance, who has expired. he's seeking reappointment to one of the at large seats. there are 12 other members that are also shown in your attachment. in addition to paul, there are 25 additional candidate have applied to the seat. their applications can be found in the enclosure as well as summarized in the matrix in your attachment. all of the candidates, just to note, regardless of the n eighbor, are eligible for the at large seat. having encouraged applicants to appear today. paul is here and possibly some other others. we at staff don't endorse candidates. thank you. >> thank you very much. at this time, we'll call up any of the candidate who are here for the gearry cac. there's one person here today. please come up to the podium. >> good morning commissioners. i'm paul that collin mentioned. my chairmanship expired and i'm seeking your support for my reappointment. first i like to thank the committee for your previous recommendations that i was appointed to the cac. it's been a gr

mary have a great weekend. >> you as well. >> show you who is closing the market today, it's paul graph energy here at the big board, up at theheimer's association, the center for alzheimer's research foundation as they ring it up there. everybody, have a great weekend, the second hour of the "closing bell" with kelly evans and company begins right now. >>> thank you, scott. welcome to the "closing bell," ever been, i'm kelly evans. what a couple days we have had on wall street. the dow up today 161 points on top of yesterday's big gains. 1% gains for the s&p 500 today as well. led by technology. that also helps explain the nasdaq's super strong performance up 2.3% nearly, 111 points to close back above 5,000, a level we had given up during that weak patch that we traded through during this late summer and early fall. joining today's panel we have evan knew mark and kate kelly and ryan larson and "fast money" trader tim see more. welcome one and all. evan, i will start with you, these earnings that we got yesterday from amazon, from alphabet, from microsoft specifically really seemed to be some sort of inflection point, don't

mary's cathedral. the item for you today is the c ac appointment for the project. meets bimonthly. the structure is shown in your memo. the current vacancy is for one member, paul chance, who has expired. he's seeking reappointment to one of the at large seats. there are 12 other members that are also shown in your attachment. in addition to paul, there are 25 additional candidate have applied to the seat. their applications can be found in the enclosure as well as summarized in the matrix in your attachment. all of the candidates, just to note, regardless of the n eighbor, are eligible for the at large seat. having encouraged applicants to appear today. paul is here and possibly some other others. we at staff don't endorse candidates. thank you. >> thank you very much. at this time, we'll call up any of the candidate who are here for the gearry cac. there's one person here today. please come up to the podium. >> good morning commissioners. i'm paul that collin mentioned. my chairmanship expired and i'm seeking your support for my reappointment. first i like to thank the committee for your previous recommendations that i was appointed to the cac. it's been a gr