maya's dad was all those things.t people who had the means left the country. >> i know this guy who is appointed, governor of the region. 60 people in the region in three years' time. >> nobody knows where he's coming, so he'd just knock on our door and my mom, she gets every time he comes, he leave her bullets. he tells her, this bullet next time is yours if you don't bring your husband. so my dad always came to visit us in nighttime so he never been really home around during the daytime. >> so for most of that time your father had to live in hiding? >> yeah. >> and we all survived by the grace of god. we are blessed for this. when you booked this trip, you didn't know we had over 11,000 local activities listed on our app. or that you could book them right from your phone. a few weeks ago, you still didn't know if you were gonna go. now the only thing you don't know, is why it took you so long to come here. expedia. technology that connects you to the people and places that matter. ♪ >>> morning in maya's village. m

>> maya: would never work. >> rick: why? >> maya: pam.ith her famous chicken soup, trying to nurse us back to health. >> rick: well, just bolt the door, keep her out. >> maya: she would climb in through the window. >> rick: then we'll get a ferocious guard dog. wait. cancel that. pam's got a way with dogs. >> maya: does she? >> rick: you've never heard of tiny.

jenna: maya, your thoughts?i think one of the keys to grow the economy is to actually get our budget and our debt under control. reforming the tax code is a big piece of that if it's done right. but one of the things we've seen from the candidates and we heard a bit about last night is these tax plans would lose trillions of dollars of debt or add trillions in revenue, add to the debt just at a time where we're on track to add $9 trillion to the debt over the next president's term -- assuming two terms -- and then we're talking about adding another $3-$10 trillion. i think the important discussion last night was the one about entitlement reform where we saw some of the candidates getting into there. jenna: that's been one of the complaints about these flat tax proposals, they're not going to help when it comes to the budget and the deficit. let me take a quick commercial. when we come back, we're going to talk about the plans you all think we should pay attention to in the weeks and months ahead. we'll be right

tell maya you can't. >> maya: i think i've been a little short-sighted. >> rick: why would you say that? >> maya: you know when you want something your wholee

. >> nicole: yeah, well, he should care about maya, too. >> zende: yeah, he should. but this isn't about maya or your dad, either. >> nicole: he wants you to convince me not to be the surrogate for maya. >> zende: he thinks it'll be the end of our relationship if you do. >> nicole: is that what you think? i need you to be completely honest with me. if i carry my sister's baby... is it over for us? >> julius: you're taking advantage of your sister.

maya, i'm gonna try and accept all of it. >> maya: we've heard that before. >> julius: i know. i mean it. and i'm going to prove it to both of you.

i mean, what maya's asking nicole -- i mean, it's unnatural!g your sister to have your husband's child? come on. >> vivienne: well, i don't think maya and her husband see it that way. nicole, either, or she would never have agreed to do this for them. >> julius: yeah. well, if you ask me, maya's poised on the worst mistake of her life. >> vivienne: well, i'm concerned for nicole, too, but she's an adult, sweetheart, y

. >> captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ♪ >> maya: well, i don't know whatught was gonna happen, but i think that psych eval went pretty well, don't you? >> rick: it was good to talk together... know our roles. he didn't freak you out too much, did he, nicole? >> nicole: no, not at all. i mean, we've been reading up on surrogacies, and dr. march reminded me that the physical way we're doing this isn't the norm, but... i'm glad they feel that i can do this for you two. >> maya: so we'll just wait for the lab results and do the paperwork. you should have something to eat. >> nicole: [ laughs ] you don't get to police my food intake until the baby's in place. >> maya: okay, fine. sorry. >> nicole: [ laughs ] >> rick: not even some herbal tea? >>e:

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. >> maya and michael, the owners of visual lingual in cincinnati ohio didn't invent seed bombs, but packaged them and turned the concept into a thriving business. >> a seed bomb is a mixture of seeds, organic fertilizer and a powdered clay. you can throw the seed bombs in the ground. they'll break up on impact. >> what started as requests from smaller retailers in 2009 turned into sales like restoration hardware and anthropology. >> it happened like that jumped into high gear. >> with so much growth the pair knew they needed to change the way they handled orders. the old way just wouldn't cut it anymore. >> we would buy the materials in five-pound increments and make that much and then we would be sending that out pretty much directly. >> as a result they came up with a plan for managing their inventory. >> it was a matter of figuring out how do we scale this up stay organized and doing the math. okay, we need 100 times the amount of materials from the last order. >> ever since then it's been a real choreographed act. the goal is to be able to accommodate any and all orders that can

>> maya: is this what you mean by one big happy family?> julius: so, does this mean that we're supposed to all be at your disposal? you are too young to understand what we're talking about here. >> nicole: i have been on my own long enough to understand more than you think. >> julius: a child from your body? you have no idea what you're offering. am i right, vivienne? am i right?

let's see how investors are reacting, maya yoshida is standing by at the tokyo stock exchange. how are markets reacting? >> good morning, ramin. it's been a data-packed week. what investors really want to see is the key data on u.s. labor markets. it's all about jobs, jobs, jobs. let's see how the marks kicked off this friday, october 2nd. the nikkei and topix opened lower. nikkei 17,578. both indexes opening down about .8%. the nikkei staged a technical rebound of 5% into two sessions through thursday so that's why the momentum is losing steam as we head into the weekend. that's when we'll get the key u.s. jobs data. on the week the nikkei lost about .9% through thursday. we're likely to see a decline this week. over in new york, a positive start to the fourth quarter fizzled out. u.s. stocks ended mixed. investors were weighed down by weak manufacturing data and looked ahead to the jobs report. data showed that factory activity in the u.s. grew at the slowest pace in two years and that prompted renewed uncertainty over when the fed might raise rates. that's why investors' foc

we need thomas here. >> ridge: i need him in paris. >> maya: well, what about the line? >> caroline: thomas can work with us from paris. >> rick: why? do you realize how much of a hassle that's gonna be? >> ridge: as much of a hassle as having someone run international from here. caroline and i are designing together. i'm her partner, not thomas. >> carter: come on, man. let's go. this is a warm-up set. let's do it. come on. one more rep. one more rep. one more rep, dude!

i-it's a huge emotional and physical sacrifice. >> maya: and there are other ways that we can do this. but... ideally, we would wish for you to have our baby. because... i don't know -- it would feel more like mine. we all live here. and we would go through the pregnancy together. we would help you every step of the way.

♪ >> maya: i don't want to jump too far ahead. the thought of being able to have a child together, it's incredible. >> rick: we need nicole. and there's no guarantee. and if she says no, i mean, we can't make her feel guilty, even a little bit. >> maya: agreed. we have to control our reactions and never forget how much we're asking of my sister. >> rick: yeah, we're

. >> reporter: maya's live likely started much differently than yours. born on her grandmother's couch by the hands of her dad andy while he was on the phone with 911. >> 911. what is the address of your emergency. >> christie was on the end of andy's frantic call monday night. >> a mail on the phone said that this wife was pregnant and sunned like she was about to have the baby or in the process. >> that's an understatement the process was in full motion. as christie gave andy detailed instructions on unexpectedly mom's water broke. >> all of a sudden, it's a huge deal. >> you got to lay down. >> no. >> you got to lay down. >> do something. >> as christie track the ambulance and gathered as much information as she could andy remained calm. >> don't try to prevent this. she said do not try to prevent the birth. if she comes, she comes, okay. >> christie listened as the contractions got much closer together. dad was still on the phone alert and attentive. >> her head coming. >> the head is presenting? >> yeah, there she is. >> with one more push -- >> i g

this memorial was designed by maya lin. a 21-year-old college student. she wrote her idea on a proposal. the proposals were handed in line. they did not know who did them, and they put them on a wall in a giant room, and she won this competition, and everyone who died in the the it now more -- war, their name is there. it is in order of their death. it is the most touching place in the sea every night -- in thd.d. c. every night, people go into rubbings of the names. it is a very touching place. the veterans did not like it. they said it looked like a stain on the earth, a black marker, a giant tombstone, so they said we want a statue of soldiers, so they put this statue near it, looking at it, so the memorial women in 1982 -- this statue went in in 1984, all paid by the u.s. government. they consider someone white, hispanic, and african-american to portray the diversity of the military, and that is a beautiful sculpture. i cannot say anything about it. i love the sculpture, but the women said, "what about us?" women died. vietnam,rses were in and we got

does it for us here on the cbs 2 news at noon.our next newscast is this can see us right back here >> maya: well, i don't know what i thought was gonna happen, but i think that psych eval went pretty well, don't you? >> rick: it was good to talk

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. >> reporter: maya's life likely started much differently than yours.she was born on her grandmother's couch by the hands of her dad, andy, while he was on the phone with 911. christie was on the other end. >> a male on the phone said his wife was pregnant. and it sounded like she was about to have a baby or start the process of >> reporter: that's an understatement! the process was in full motion. christie gave andy detailed instructions. unexpectedly, mom's water broke. >> all of a sudden, it's a huge deal. >> you got to lay down. lay down. >> reporter: as christie tracked the ambulance and gathered as much information as she could, andy remained calm. >> don't try to prevent this. do not try to prevent the birth. >> reporter: moments later, christie listened as the contractions got much closer together. dad was still on the phone alert. >> that's her head. her head is coming. >> the head is present something >> there she is. >> reporter: with one more push. >> i got my baby in my hands! [ screaming ] [ laughter ] >> reporter: little maya was born. >>

. >> maya: you couldn't have called and told us you were coming? >> julius: you're not happy to see your parents? >> nicole: we just... weren't expecting you. >> vivienne: i told him that he should check in with you first, but your father insisted on surprising you.

bike with fuel injection it is one of the smoothest ride you will ever find most charlie people don't maya to be pulling up to ride with them. >> how often do you ride? >> this past sunday i got out with the bench of national guard guys and we had a barbeque. maybe every of the weekend. >> host: former congressman and author and now a think tank president "guardian of the republic" is the day above the book. here is the cover. booktv on c-span2. >> the photographs that have been taken by other satellites going around mars exhibit a very strange object:mars. it isn't a face but a vertical object that cast a shadow. of the canadiens dash epb 2006 did a study to send a spacecraft robot to the moon of marrs said the russians have been trying to get better three times and they have all failed. the photographs that we see by the sun casting a shadow and knowing exactly where the sun was at the time the picture was taken, but they can measure to come up with a calculation that this object is 90 meters high. that is a football field. in this study that the canadians did, and all the engineers cont

i think maybe maya rudolph gave it to me. >> steve: i think maya gave it to you. >> jimmy: somehow i ended up with it years ago. if anyone knows who this is, let us know. here is a taste of "flaunt it." sitting alone by the phone waiting for someone to call having a man just might be fun but why waste your time on just one slid them on and glide along know you looking fine with a suit so ultra tight strutting to blow their mind [ laughter ] flaunt it watch him freak over you f-l-a-u-n-t it [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that was good. that's not me. that's not me. no, i did not do it. >> questlove: that's you. >> jimmy: i did not -- i swear, it's not me. i did not do that. >> steve: who is that? >> jimmy: i don't know who did it. >> questlove: it's jimmy. >> jimmy: it was not me. >> steve: you think it's james? >> questlove: i think it's jimmy. >> jimmy: it wasn't me. i don't know who. >> questlove: we gotta find that guy. >> jimmy: we've got find that guy to have him perform it live. >> questlove: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i like, "f-l-a-u-n-t it." [ laughter ] i love

rosa parks and helen keller and maya angelou >> if he is president one day he's already started campaigning for the girls his own age. always on american, madacy dy is a rock star making good things happen and a funny girl getting people laughing and the things that's just who she is, and awesome >> all of these young girls are doing great things and empowering other girls and women. the other thing is, he does say he forgot his sister. got to keep the women in your own house happy first. >> she'll understand. >> what if kid president actually becomes president some day? let's look at it this way. his p.r. machine started at very early age. >> out! >>> dad unwraps a birthday surprise and it's just the kind of present i like. >> a special present, that's bringing the tears. here in vineland, home of progresso, soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record sc

. ♪ rosa parks and helen keller and maya angelou ♪ >> if he is president one day he's already startedge. ♪ always on american, madady isa rock star making good things happen ♪ and a funny girl getting people laughing ♪ and the things that's just who she is, and awesome ♪ >> all of these young girls are doing great things and empowering other girls and women. the other thing is, he does say he forgot his sister. going to have to learn early, got to keep the women in your own house happy first. >> she'll understand. >> what if kid president actually becomes president some day? let's look at it this way. his p.r. machine started at very early age. >> out! >>> dad unwraps a birthday surprise and it's just the kind of present i like. >> a special present, that's bringing the tears. >> look at that! >> now, that's a gift. not any more. are you still waiting to change your bath tub? when i finally did it, it changed everything! only bath fitter can give you the new tub you've been waiting for, in as little as one day. with their unique tub over tub process. isn't that amazing! bath fitter wi

. >> maya: no, she doesn't, and it's already decided. >> nicole: she's right. it is. >> rick: all right. you know what? maybe we should all just sit down, have some dinner. we can discuss this later. >> julius: no amount of fine

joining us once again with more on what is holding back this economy is maya mcginnis, the presidentcommittee for a responsible federal budget and a friend of this program. good to see you. >> nice to be with you. >> thank you for joining us. give us your assessment of where we are on the economy. i want to get your take on this proposed veto of the defense authorization act for sure. but we're coming off all this economic data and it is just okay. not great. >> i would not want to be a fed governor now because we're dealing with a whole lot of mixed messages from the economy where it is growing, things are moving along, but nowhere close to where anybody would want them to be. and obviously so much of the focus now is what will the fed do in response to that. and they're in a very, very difficult position. because on one hand, they have been signaling it is time to start moving rates, probably not in october, but looks like it was going to be in december. this slower economic news makes that less likely. but they have real challenges, which is one we have to get rates back up at som

. >> maya is one of many children in yemen whose lives are at risk. she suffering from malnutrition, and needs immediate treatment. her mother, travel add long distance to get to this hospital in the capitol. mohammad faces complications from months of chronic malnutrition. >> my child is sick. he had one surgery, which cost $2,000. now the doctors says he needs another. all of this from malnutrition. we are very poor. my husband had to borrow the money for the first surgery. >> the level of malnutrition is among the high nest the world. two situation made worse by the conflict, international aid agencies are worried about the war. they say, if it continues many children will die. >> the situation is terrible. now after six months of conflict, we have half a million children who is severely and acutely malnourished. at the same time last year, we had less than 160,000 children. so it's got three times worse. >> this hospital was targeted many times. doctors here fear they may have to real kate to a temporary clinic at the saudi led air strikes continu

a lot of candy" maya 6:41:50.05-42:00.07 "i got lots of candy. lots of candy" 09:02.22 matt "we provide inflatables," "go down the slide" "trikes,arts and crafts projects" "good job" "this year we got the oscar mayer weiner mobile." "it's a weiner mobile, isn't that cool? yea" "we've been helping kids and parents take pictures with the weiner mobile" molly mac n cheese 06:20::14.24 "say 'cheesy no." "we have a lot of variety in what we do and the whole point is to make people smile and to make the day fun" molly mac n cheese "can you give the mic a kiss? and can you say love ya? 'love ya' " halloween is tomorrow, and you can find the "trick or treat" times for towns all across eastern iowa on kcrg dot com. just scroll down on the home page and click onto "trick or treat times." movie-goers in grundy center saw some of their friends and family on the silver screen. filmmakers used locals to help make movie magic and raise money to keep the theater open. first here's a look at the most popular stories today on kcrg dot-com. stay with your 24 hour n

wonderful words from maya angelou. [applause] mr.orbyn: i want a kinder politics, a more caring society. don't let them reduce you to believing in anything less. so i say to all activists, whether labour or not, cut out the personal abuse. cut out the cyber bullying. and especially the misogynistic abuse online. and let's get on with bringing real values back into politics. [applause] mr. corbyn: so what are our first big campaigns? i want to start with a very fundamental issue about democratic rights for britain. just before parliament rose for the summer, the tories sneaked out a plan to strike millions of people off the electoral register this december. very clever. a year earlier than the advice of the independent electoral commission. what it means is this. listen carefully. 2 million or more people could lose their right to vote. that's 400,000 people in london. it's 70,000 people in glasgow. thousands in every town and city, village, and hamlet all across the country that's overwhelmingly students, people in insecure accommoda

we go to maya yoshida. what have you got for us at the open? >> it's basically the same story everywhere. investors are waiting for clues about the direction of the monetary policy and u.s. federal reserve later today and bank of japan on friday. market players are in a wait and see mode. les rr look at the opening levels in tokyo. the topix is up 0.4%. let's check out the broader picture of the asian-pacific region. kospi in the negative and australia's asx down. we are seeing a mixed open. we are expecting cpi or inflation numbers in less than half an hour so stocks may fluctuate. investors are going to stay on the sidelines before the announcement later today. on the earnings front apple's profit jumped 31% in the july to september period thanks to a strong iphone sales. i'm going to keep track of suppliers in asia. we may see a little bit of weakness as oil is trading lower and that is going to pressure the energy sector. >> focus on commodities. the dollar has been a little bit range undboahebound ahead of me >> the yen is rising because m

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we took them to swim in the swimming pools of maya angelou.ve done a lot of things. >> we have a lot more to get to. i want to talk about the williams sisters and the massive renovations out there. as we go, here's the web address if you'd like to find out more about the southeast tennis and learning center. >>> welcome back. we're with cora masters barry, talking about the southeast tennis and learning center. how massive is this place? you have some incredible renovations going on. >> over 150,000 square foot. we have a square indoor tennis court with a mezzanine that reaches out to the glass banisters so you can see right through it. it's six beautiful state of the art courts. usda endorsed. lighting, right to the top, it's the best in the world. >> you can lob as high as you want. >> we have all kind of people. the brian brothers have filmed there. the fuzzy ball people have come there and g.w. washington pays all their -- plays all their tennis matches there. >> i didn't know that. >> yeah, they have all their practices there and therefor

. >> maya: we want that, too, nicole. >> rick: yeah. no pressure. >> dr.arch: well, except for the fact that the timing of your cycle means we would be doing this procedure any day now. giving your sister a child is a great gift, but it is also a sacrifice. you'll be giving up your body for the next year. think about that. think about what it entails. you need to understand what you're getting into, how it'll affect you. >> nicole: and not just me. >> dr. march: right. but also this young man you were

rose: but others -- maya: i came for katy perry. [laughs] and i'm living the bern. i'm living the bern. oh yeah rose: across the river, what the bernie sanders rally lacked in superstar performers, it made up with planes and support. micah: i'm just excited to be a part of this. this is the first time i've really taken interest. rose: the rally culminated with hundreds of supporters marching behind sanders as he made his way to the jefferson-jackson dinner. making it quite the day to be in des moines. sarah: getting firsthand to see all these things is pretty cool. you know telling my friends, oh, that's pretty exciting. you're gonna hear me roar rose: definitely a day to remember for a lot of people downtown. as a part of the excitement of the day, katy perry also took over clinton's instagram account -- posting a selfie alongside the candidate. in studio, rose heaphy, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. laura: once the shows outside the iowa events center were over, the candidates and their supporters moved inside for the dinner itself. todd: giving each candidate a

reporter: still maya is stung by criticism she was an equal partner if the verbal jousting that triggered the soup soak. >> way kind of guy threatening a girl. reporter: it will come to a boil next week. ken macleod cloud wbz news. >> police have not yet released the name of the 15- year-old boy accused in this case because'-ese a moon or but the assault charges is a felony. >>> students facing charges accused of sexual assault. school officials told the patriot ledger newspaper that saturday's incident happened in a common area in a dorm milton police charged the student with four criminal counts. the school is also investigating. the student we're told may be expelled, suspended or banned from living on campus. >>> chalk one up forest cueers that saved a shark take beached itself. 6-foot long blue shark washed they formed a bucket brigade to keep the shark wet. they were able to move the shark into shallow water and towed it out where they released l. >>> one car slamming into another in north redding home. emergency crews came to the scene on chestnut street 7:30. the right front corne