. >> reporter: 8-year-old mattie major doesn't look sick at all. but this week her leukemia came back for the fourth time. >> you wouldn't even know she had cancer, honestly. i mean, on her worst day she is still smiling. >> reporter: mattie is so self- assured she has no problems scolding her five older and brothers. >> how do you not like cookies. >> when she relapsed a couple of days ago her mom started crying and she looked at her mom and said why are you worrying? >> her mother robin major has reason to cry. the clinical trial mattie now needs cannot be aappropriated by the fda because -- approved by the fda because it is shut down with the rest of the federal government. >> i am completely blown away by how callous and how carelessly they've just kind of used us as their pawns to push their own agenda. >> reporter: robin said mattie's cancer is curable in 90% of the cases. her daughter is in that 10% category. traditional treatment like chemotherapy has not worked. >> for mattie, this is truly life or death. this isn't a game, this isn't push

hopefully they're listening to mattie. ironically two weeks ago she and her parents visited capitol hill lawmakers asking them to approve more funding for pediatric cancer research. robin major just doesn't understand how congress with approve salaries for military service members and not for life saving treatments for children. we'll keep you updated on mattie's story. >>> jessica mentioned this in her your money report tuesday. any worker furloughed because of the shutdown can file for unemployment benefits. that's exactly what a lot of you are doing. maryland's department of labor says it's received 4,000 unemployment claims from federal workers tuesday alone. that's more than the state usually receives in an entire year. if you do plan to file, remember this. you must file your unemployment claim in the jurisdiction where you work, not in the jurisdiction where you live. >>> it seems a growing number of politics are starting to take your advice and giving up their earnings during the shutdown. senator mark warner donat

time for a haircut, matty, though. don't make me give it to you. you the man, professor. you're the man if you stay in school, jj. - all right. - all right, you. lisa, how's the gpa? keep it up, up, up, up, up! professor! hey, there's my man. oh, time-out, son! hang on, son.

of those, about 10 of them on average have cancer. 8-year-old mattie doesn't look sick at all, but this week her leukemia came back for the fourth time. >> i hate it. >> reporter: but her mother, robin major, has reason to. the clinical trial she needs could not be approved by the fda because the fda has been shut down with the rest of the federal government. >> i am completely blown away by how callous and how carelessly they have just kind of used us as their pawns to push their own agenda. >> reporter: she says mattie's cancer is curable in 90% of the cases. her daughter is in that 10% category. six months ago she went through a clinical trial that worked because of her relapse she is scheduled to have it again. now it's in the air. >> formatty this is truly life or death. this isn't a game. this isn't pushing one ideology over another. this is my baby's life. >> reporter: sick people hoping to join clinical trials at nih are now being turned away because three-quarters of all nih employees are being furloughed. those already enrolled in clinical trials will still receive care. >> th

. >> 8-year-old mattie major doesn't look sick at all. this week her leukemia came back. her mother, robin major, has reason to. the clinical trial mattie needs cannot be approved by the fda because they have been shut down with the rest of the federal government. >> i'm completely blown away of how callus and carelessly they've used us to push their own agenda. >> robin said her cancer is curable in 90% of the cases. her daughter is in that 10% category. six months ago she went through a clinical trial that worked. because of her relapse she's scheduled to have it again. now it's in the air. >> for mat it shalls ttie this is truly life or death. this isn't a game. this isn't pushing one ideal over another. this is my baby's life. >> the people hoping to join clinical trials here at nih are now being turned away because three-quarters of all employees are being furloughed. those already enrolled in clinical trials will get care. >> they should take a cue from my child and act like her. she's eight but showing maturity way beyonld any yond any of them. >> love. >> about 20

started taking the medicines here my health improved dramatically i gained weight i mean i eat drink mattie and don't even think about the fact that i'm ill now i feel very good now i feel that i will live. in. eighty percent of the drugs used by doctors without borders to offer life to patients worldwide are generic drugs from india. that is why the organization is one of the swiss companies most ardent opponents in this legal battle. it's not that you have drugs. or the next week or next month but. if you'd be able to treat cancer we be able to treat hepatitis would we be able to treat drug resistant tuberculosis. and. be a bigger expand and treat in the same manner that we have done for example in sub-saharan africa. in america. saying that we should stop. i mean. isn't it. if you do not give a return. again money left for investment for future research. because it seemed to twenty percent off the top of the follow companies. it is not being given the. trust that husky generated by the company so i think. because to moral and. from left to copy from anybody. they didn't. want this to arg

when i started taking the medicines here my health improved i gained weight and i eat drink mattie and don't even think about the fact that i'm ill now i feel very good now i feel that i will live. eighty percent of the drugs used by doctors without borders in their missions to offer life to patients worldwide are generic drugs from india . that is why the organization is one of the swiss companies most ardent opponents in this legal battle. it's not that you have just disappear from a massive train extra model or the next week or next month but in any review be able to treat cancer be able to treat hepatitis b. be able to treat drug resistant tuberculosis. and that's that. genetics will not be able to expand and treat in the same manner that we have done for example in sub-saharan africa latin america. is saying that we should stop. i mean. isn't it. if you do not give a fair return. again money left for investment for future research. because it seemed to twenty percent off the top of the power companies. it is not being given by the. trust it has to be generated by the company so i

. >> matty, thank you so much.ell, it's been 95 years since you celebrated winning a world series here. congratulations to red sox nation. and congratulations to boston. joining me right now for this trophy presentation is the commissioner of major league baseball mr. bud selig. also on the stage right now is red sox team owner john henry. team chairman tom warner. president, larry lukino, your general manager ben sharington. and your manager of the 2013 world champion boston red sox, john farrell. now to present the commissioner's trophy, mr. bud selig. >> it's my pleasure tonight to present the 2013 world series championship trophy to the boston red sox. i want to congratulate larry lukino, tom warner, john henry, ben sharington, john farrell, and all the great red sox players. you know, this started off as a really tough year in boston. and i was boston strong and the red sox have made all your fans very, very proud. and so here's the trophy, john, larry and tom. the 2013 world series championship trophy. >> mr.

thousand and twelve election and in that debate pod ryan was basically talking the same way that mattie hallett g. is talking repeating is really talking points with regard to iran's nuclear program and accusing the obama administration of not sanctioning iran more and not doing more and what joe biden said in the sponsored two parter and was quite interesting he used this word malarkey which i didn't know what it meant and i went and looked up the dictionary and malarkey means just use less stark. but ok talking about so we have to be careful when you accuse a country of having a nuclear weapons program and then you sanction in its people inhuman the you know we have a lot of difficulties medicine is sure in tehran people are suffering from these sanctions based on malarkey basically and you have to be careful not to accuse a country of things that it's not doing by then was talking about the fact that iran doesn't have the enrich. uranium that it's needed in the union that's needed to make a nuclear weapon by then was in response to ponder and by that was saying that iran doesn't have

center on thailand's tourist island of cat has prevented rescue teams from searching for survivors over matty of a thousand or so people inside managed to escape unharmed authorities say they still expect to find bodies in the complex many local residents were evacuated from their homes due to exploding gas tanks as well as the proximity of a nearby filling station. the official date for the long awaited geneva two peace conference on syria will be said by the u.n. secretary general that's according to russia's foreign ministry following a statement from damascus and noun saying a preliminary date at the end of november moscow has repeatedly claimed that geneva two is the only way out of the deadlock conflict however it's still unclear whether both the syrian government and the western backed opposition would commit to the talks. on next tough talking with executive director of greenpeace it's worlds apart in just a few moments here and. you know as i look more and more into it i find that there were a lot of myths of exaggerations about what happened in russia during the soviet era however o

matty ice. the second touchdown pass. atlanta up 28-27. geno smith, set up nick foles 43-yarder.s win. atlanta shockingly now 1-4. that's the sporting live for monday night. >>> a's, and tigers, tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 our time. when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the two-thousand-fourteen subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> today on "tmz" -- >> fi

he says the birth of baby matty is every dream they ever had come true. >> next is otto su dal lonkani. he was born on september 12th. in san francisco. his middle name means sea otter? in korean because his mom is korean. when she said she was going to name her son otto, he thought she said otter so it stuck. >> next is ella sophia mikovich, born august 28th. weighing six pounds, seven ounces. her mom calls her mommy's little shopper because she loves going on walks to the mall in the stroller. >> and our last is zack edward niziol. he was born august 24th. no, he's not happy, mommy. in atlanta, georgia. his parents jason and caroline say their son won't stop making crazy facial expressions. and that is called gas. and dad has his fingers crossed that zack grows up to be an avid golfer, just like his daddy. >> congratulations to all our babies. if you want a chance to have your baby appear in our johnson baby of the week, go to our website. >> we need your help. you go to halloween parties and all that sort of thing. we want to see the costumes you've been wearing to the hollywood par

. >> reporter: mattie and her aunt are self-professed professional shoppers. naff for them cutting into family tim on thanksgiving is in the a good idea -- not a good idea. >> i will not be there. thanksgiving is for eating, being with family. >> it's sacrilegious. >> shouldn't be spending time at the mall but spending time with your family. it's a let early for festivities toed and the shopping it begin. >> reporter: but a lot of the super stores are pushing those hourly boundaries. kohl's will be open for 28 street hours from #k thursday night until midnight on pri day night. >> it's sales. for them it's great. for a small business like us, we're not going to pull anybody in. that's in the hour day. we save it for saturday. >> reporter: small business saturday is what pam summerville goes after. she said she can't compete with big box stores and she doesn't want to. >> thanksgiving is for friday. black friday will stroll in hard noon and be open until 6:00 or 7. >> reporter: but for many stores and many more shoppers, the re tail experience will begin much e

the surprise of the sec no doubt is 14 ranked missouri, tigers quarterback matty, led missouri for a 14-10 lead second half, 100 yards for the score. but this day would belong to mock who added a 17 yard run rushing to his effort today. and missouri wins it without its starting quarterback but the backup did pretty good, 36-17, tigers improve to 7-0. >>> now to the nfl, biggest story of the weekend involve quarterbacks. peyton manning's return to indianapolis, and john stewart's first start with his team. >> the same offense he played in college, same in tampa. didn't become long to become the starting quarterback. he will replace matt castle who had two starts after replacing christian ponder. they decide that ponder obviously isn't their future so they kind him to a $3 million deal, if he's not they'll be back in that market for yet another quarterback. theach had 11 -- they've had 11 starting quarterbacks since dante played his last game in 2005. >>> what he's done in the sixth quarter replacing michael vick he's not ready to name him the permanent starter. foals did have, they pl

tigers quarterback matty threw for 291 yards, subbing for james franklin. he led mississippi to a 10-point lead. florida back in the game. solomon pat returned the kick off. 100 yards for the score. the day belonged to munning, adding a 17 yard touch down. he finished with 310 yards, mississippi going on to win 36-17 improving to 7 and 0 on the season. >> now to the nfl where it's home coming weekend for peyton manning returning for the first time. during his 13 years on the field manning set the colts record at 55,000 and touch towns 399 and led the team to 150 win, including the playoffs capped off by the super bowl. after miss gs the 2011 series, manning left for denver, where he thrived. sunday manning will face the quarterback. the colts drafted to replace him. >> it's hard to predict how i'll feel emotionally. football is an emotional game. but, you know, to predict how you feel. i don't know. >> i don't think there's a problem for anyone keeping focus. it's a football game. we are not ignorant. we know who is cam -- coming to town. it's a great team.

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poorly in the sec and they beat up georgia pretty good, and they have a kid who they really like named mattyock. as long as he doesn't screw up, throw interpretations and fumble the ball, i think there are plenty around him who will help them win this game. >> stanford was shocked by utah last week, but they'll bounce back and come up. is the dream still alive for them? >> yeah, everything is still out there for stanford. they could still win the pack 12. they could still play in a bcs bowl and win a championship but they can't screw up. they can't lose another game. it's going to be a really good game. i think ucla is really underrated but stanford is so good in the trenches, and they're so good at their various positions especially quarterback. they're going to be eagle for get back on track and ucla is not--it does not have the firepower to stay with them. >> quick, real quick on the selection committee that was ajust announced. rise, alvarez, osbourne, what are some of the obstacles that that selection committee will have to face? >> definitely public perception. people are going to be--

i would put somebody like jim mattis, an old general in the marine corps who retired. they need somebody like him to be doing this. you need someone to look out for the best interest of the military and families. we don't have that. >> understood. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> we are joined by the c ergs o of concerned veterans for america in iraq and afghanistan war veteran. i want to pick up where we left off about hagel. >> sure. >> you heard congressman hunter saying he should step down. bill o'reilly called for that last night. hagel for the first time in his tenure as defense secretary showed up at dover air force base to grooet greet the bodies of the fallen. the very bodies of service personnel to which he was denying benefits. he'd never been. >> when your back is against the wall you do what you can to fix the problem. notice who is leading the charge. congressman hunter. mike cough man, iraq vet. they understand the central aspect of the sacred trust. you want a commander in chief at the end of the day that will give you what you need to succeed

tampa still this is the matty deep to douglas. 35 yard pass as the atl wins 31-23. told you it will be a big nfl game. >> a lot of sports. >> we are halfway through, more at 6 o'clock. >> tune in then. ebony is back with weather next. >>> a pleasant day over much of our nation, it's been chilly across parts of the midwest where we deal with rain and snow, where temperatures are holding into the 40s and 50s around minnesota and much of wisconsin. let's head to the south-west where we'll feel the warmth. we have a temperature in the low 70s around la. we are headed for a high of 80. a few more lower to mid 80s. take a look to salt lake city. and denver - we'll make it into the low 50s. we are watching an area of disturbed weather dropping down across the four quarters region. it's colorado that will be impacted. once you get into the high elevations, above 7,000 feet, that's where we are encountering light snow. snow mixing in with the rain and the dakotas. we have a mixed bag. weather advisories have been dropped. temperatures cool. we'll see frost and freezing condi

little movement there, which means little matty major, an 8-year-old, is not getting the experimental treatment that could save her life. 1 of 400 americans cut off from medical studies. >> to know that there could be a cure for her. but because of the stalemate in the government, we can't research those options. it's mind-blowing. >> reporter: meanwhile, some states are paying to open national parks. others are still padlocked. there will be talks between the two sides, republicans and the white house. there's a bit of a problem. we don't know if there will be a deal for both, increase in the borrowing limit and opening the government. there's now a split between senate republicans and house republicans. so, their hand's a little weaker as we try to get a deal, maybe next week. >> as all of the fighting continues, there are, as you pointed out in your piece, real people getting hurt. it's important to keep them in mind. david, thank you for your reporting. >>> a lot of other news overnight. for that, as always, we turn to ron claiborne. >> thank you very much. i got to come up to the

. >> i'm mattie. >> i'm kevin, and i'm 15 years old. >> reporter: seven children from five families who all suffered through super storm sandy when it hit one year ago. >> my dad was screaming out the window for the firemen. we were waiting and waiting, my lizard was in a box. my dog was ready. they never came. >> we were split, so we couldn't get in touch with them, so we thought they had died. >> we would loss everything. [ sobbing ] >> when the storm passed what did you think the next day? >> that i was safe with my family. >> and that's all that mattered? [ nodding yes ] >> everyone was okay, thank god, but yeah, like, we didn't expect this to happen at all. >> i didn't care about anything else, my house and all my stuff. i was just happy that i was alive. >> reporter: alive, yes, but their lives were turned upside down. >> shares were in places that i didn't think would actually be possible. >> i felt sad because all my toys were gone. >> reporter: for most of them rebuilding was rough. >> it seems like it has taken forever to get the house rebuilt. we had to stay in an apartment f

missouri is without a quarterback but have a kid they really like named mattie mock. as long as he doesn't screw up, flow interceptions, fumble the ball, i think missouri has enough players around him to win the game. >> number 13 stanford looking to bounce back against ucla. stanford has looked at times like a national championship team. is that dream still alive for them? >> they can still win the pack 12, can tell play in a b.c.s. bowl or championship. they can't lose another game. stanford hasn't lost back-to-back game in four years and i don't expect them to lose this one. i think ucla is underrated, but tan ford is so good in the trenches and good at their various passes, especially at quarterback. i think they're going to be eager to get back on track and ucla does not have the fire power to stay with them. >> real quick on the selection committee, it was announced condoleezza rice, barry alvarez, what are some of the obstacles that that selection committee will have to face picking those playoff teams? >> the first one is public perception. people are going to

matty was 3 when she went missing from a portuguese apartment.se new computer generated images. they show a man believed to have been seen on the night maddy went missing. her parents have been appearing on european crime shows trying to create new leads, hoping their little girl is found, too. >> maria is now being cared for by an organization who said they have been receiving thousands of calls trying to offer clues. a story that offers hope. >> duncan, thanks. >>> up next, microsoft is about to release its new tablet. and we've got your preview this morning. that's next. the tech roundup is next. i'll give you my e-mail. ♪ [ male announcer ] make fall fantastic with store-wide deals like 3 shrubs for $10 at lowe's. ♪ it's deliciously dark, just before dawn. it's welcoming the sunrise with a taste of vanilla biscotti. with folgers gourmet selections, you can enjoy a variety of roasts and flavors from one perfectly brewed k-cup or a freshly brewed carafe. ♪ turn any day gourmet with folgers gourmet selections. ♪ >>> this morning, mario's top thr

great to have you mattie great to see you amy great to be radio tom first i'm curious for both of you your response amy your thoughts on what happened i understand this woman was shot so so aggressively that they were not able to identify her because not enough of her face was left in it and it was an armed time in. this is the point an outside her car i mean the idea that violence is now the first resort is very frightening and we see it both in foreign policy and we see it and policing at home it all has to be changed let's remember that police officers are actually peace officers and they're supposed to be keeping the peace and it is extremely difficult to wage peace as opposed to waging war to keep the peace at home and that's something that has to be trained and it's absolutely critical that the police of this country learn this skill. brilliantly said matthew your thoughts on that will i agree i think this is only the latest case of a tragic example of the military zation of the u.s. police and the same you pointed out the prioritization of violence and i think it absolutely nee

. >> for more on the impact on the financial markets, we are joined by drew mattis in new york this morning the debt deal hit, the dow surged but now the futures are down. why isn't the bounce continuing? >> i think your last person said it right, which is that the markets didn't fall for it this time. you didn't see the giant tell off, tarp vote selloffs that people were anticipating, so you didn't get a giant bounce on the measure. now the markets can focus on what do all the data look like that were delayed, are they going to show that the u.s. economy is improving or show weakening. >> the asian markets are lower this morning and in europe, the markets there broke a five day winning streak. why? >> well, you know, i really don't think it's related to the u.s. at all in those cases. i think what, you know, if you look at everything going on in the world, there are sign was weakness in the economies, most of the central banks in the world have their pedal pushed full lip to the floor, so there's not a lot of give there. if there's another problem, there's not a safety net anymore. i think

missouri is without it's quarterback but they have a kid they like named matty mock. as long as he doesn't throw interceptions, fumble the ball, i think they can win it this game. >> derek rose continues his comeback in grand fashion with the chicago bulls. he scored 32 points against thepatesers in pre-season action last night. chicago beat indianapolis an. i am mark morgan. huge news for the bulls fans. remember, rose missed the last season. >> my bulls are back. and speaking of sports, it's being dubbed the first-ever peanut free college football game. northwestern university says no peanuts will be sold or even permitted during today's game versus the university of minnesota. this week, workers pressure-washed the entire stadium to get rid of anything with peanut residue. the university says the gesture is in support of people with nut allergies. >> there is a growing thirst across the world for american whiskey. for three years in a row now, u.s. brands are seeing their sales shoot up. al jazeera's jonathan martin explores what's bind the big boon >> reporter: fr

we have drew mattis, mark zandi, we're spoiled. we will not take -- >> an embarrass the ment of ric. >> we won't take no for an answer. >> hell no, we won't go. >> exactly. it's jobs friday, damn. >>> to i have to say this? twitter tweeting and hash tagging -- they're weird.o i ha? twitter tweeting and hash tagging -- they're weird.do i h? twitter tweeting and hash tagging -- they're weird. >> have you ever heard hash tagging before? >> is that the number sound? i never know what i'm doing with that. i think whenever i'm going to say something sar takes tick or -- >> you just say hash tag punch line. >> but no one ever looks it up. you're just doing it for your open -- right? >> that's true. and it never trends. >> but twitter is trending? is it? >> it is trending. twitter ipo was trending as of last night. i want to thank the government to not having a jobs number so we can talk more about the twitter iipo this morning. xr. >> couldn't the president ignore the republicans better fr? if he's not going to talk or negotiate, he shoul