deangelo, where is michael scott? - i'm here. - [gasps] - in a good way. i've been here the whole time. - the analytical part of me wants to examine it. [laughs] but i know it has no content. - ladies and gentlemen, please stand up for your co-host of the evening, michael gary scott. [applause] please remain standing for your other co-host and new manager, deangelo jeremetrius vickers! [cheers and applause] is that part of the-- doorbusters starter ] this friday at 3p.m. columbus day sale. to saturday 1p.m. like 50% off outerwear and select cold weather accessories for her and 60% off stafford and j. ferrar dress shirts. jcpenney. served on a toasted pretzel roll, our new bacon avocado chicken sandwich comes with fries and your choice of soup or salad. it's just one of chili's delicious lunch break combos. more life happens here. - [groaning] - deangelo. hey. - [gasping] - deangelo, what are you doing? there's a live audience out there. - just go do it by yourself, or get ryan. - no, ryan would never do it. it's too on the radar. look, look. the boss hosts

for abc news in new york, linsey davis, in memory of producer michael scott. >>> and we thank you for we're always working for you at abcnews.com. be sure to check in with us there and of course "nightline" will be here later and we'll see you right back here in morning for "world news" tomorrow night. n >>> signs of movement in the bart talks tonight. will the new offer be enough to avert a strike? >> if there is a strike are transit agencies ready to respond? tonight challenges to try to meet demand. >> san francisco mayor with a new admission tonight at sf general. how could they let a patient go missing and die? >> and a look behind the scenes at pixar making a first attempt at television. >>> brt trains are still running tonight but how much longer? we don't yet know what is going to happen at midnight when the cooling off period expirz. good evening, everyone. >> with that midnight deadline just six hours away there has been no strike called but no agreement reached on a deal to prevent one, either. the two sides are still meeting as we speak in oakland. bart board of directors

michael scott. good to see you again. hello. good to see you.associate, uh, from dunder mifflin. uh, oscar martinez. nice to meet you. oscar. works in accounting. [chuckles] this is, uh, concierge marie. yes. who works at our hotel. you look, how you say, radiant tonight. [chuckling] thank you. and it is, how you say, a beautiful night-- michael, why? she's foreign. i am-- for madame et monsieur. oh, thank you. oh. you're very welcome. thank you, andy. thank you? let me get a picture of you guys. (michael) everybody's going to end up dying someday, and i think it's better to die with some people that you like-- like oscar, and andy, and concierge marie-- than to know that there's somebody out there that you love that you're not with. all right. i've scoped out the joint. those two dudes are as good as naked. how do you even know they're gay? come on! it's dandy dale and foppy mcgee over there. [snorts] mademoiselle! beer me dos log island iced teas, s'il vous plait. bad decision in a glass. i don't care if you're gay, straight, engaged--whatever

for abc news in new york, linsey davis, in memory of producer michael scott. >>> and we thank you for we're always working for you at abcnews.com. be sure to check in with us there and of course "nightline" will be here later and we'll see you right back here in morning for "world news" tomorrow night. . >>> you're on "the list." and books at libraries. so lags year. time to check out a human. i wonder what the late fee is on that? plus, the workout that lets you channel your inner beast. >> hi, guys, i'm theresa strouser and you're on "the list." our staff has been scanning the world for stories. here are the top five stories you should know. >> i'm matt gallant with number one. school voting has been getting a lot of attention lately. new studies show antibullying programs could be increasing bullying. research shows students at schools with anti-bullying are more likely to become victims of bullying. those programs give billionlies ideas for how to bully more effectively. >> maybe they should just show videos of people getting along? >> at number two, he's been president. by what h

that was michael scott." "but, ah... it was anonymous, how do you know?" "because i'm him." ash that until friday, okay? really? today? yeah. oh. happy birthday. thanks. i could say something-- don't do that. okay. okay, okay-- i have something that totally tops the box! o tell me! tell me! okay. i have just convinced dwight that he needs to go to stamford, and spy on our other branch. no, no, no. (jim) but before he does so, i told him that he should dye his hair to go undercover. [laughter] if we can get him to drive to connecticut and put peroxide in his hair-- [door slams] what the hell is this? what, are you trying to cop a feel or somethin', halpert? no, dude, no-- dude, no, i was just-- listen--whoa-- god, i don't even-- i don't even know how to explain this. um, uh... dwight asked me to be in an alliance. [laughs] and, then, um, um, we were-- we've just been messing with him, uh, because of the whole alliance thing. um... it's just office pranks. it's stupid. it's just office pranks. an alliance? what the hell's he talking about? i have absolutely no idea. c'mon. (dwi

hello, this is michael scott, regional manager. well, this is william m. buttlicker. hello, mr. may we help you? michael, i like the sound of your voice. you know what i'm gonna do? i'm gonna buy $1 million worth of paper products today. [hoarse whisper] yeah! see how it's done? thank you very much, sir. i don't think you'll regret it. see what i did? you are the master. there is one condition, michael. yes? you have to fire the salesman that treated me so terribly. don't do it, michael. [whispering] it's a million-dollar sale. so it's called the shangri-la tent. it's two stories, heated, and it has a bridal suite for my bridal sweet. it's just really simple. really tasteful. i don't want to be married in a tent like a hobo. hobos live in trains. nana mimi can't be in canvas that long. well, nana...mim-- okay, look... this tent is awesome. and it's in high demand, so i really think we should put a deposit down now. okay, fine. you can have your tent, but only if it's in a field. a hand-plowed field. done, and done-er. there has to be a barn that's old enough that you can see the

i'm michael scott, dunder mifflin. how you doing? [sighs] so i guess you know why i'm here.. like a fridge? no. uh-- [whispering] i wanted-- i wanted to buy some weed from someone. what? grass, weed? what makes you think we'd have weed? i heard you were drug-- i heard you dealt. [whispering] hey, just hold on one second. i'm not wearing a wire, so-- why would you even say that? hey, it's gonna be $500. how much? $500. it's a good price. it's a eal. how many pounds is that? it's two pounds. i'm losing money on this, man. just give me the money. okay. all right. walk away, walk away. hey, pam? i just wanted to let you know, i'm totally on your side with the whole microwave situation. tha you. i was just back there to make some cup of soup, the thing is still a huge mess. i know. can you believe it? yeah, it's crazy. but i guess the thing is, at some point, notes or no notes, someone's gonna have to just get in there and clean it up. i guess that's why we have a temp, huh? [laughs] oh, no, trust me. i would just make it worse. how would wiping it with a paper towel make it wors

down with two of the most knowledgeable people on the case, journalist scott armstrong and former washington -- an attorney michaelgar who is representing ric bourke. i asked scott armstrong to talk about the geopolitical importance of azerbaijan to the united states. >> bourke the problem that faced as a whistleblower is it was blown the whistle against someone beyond -- essentially enjoyed impunity, that is to say he was blowing the whistle about the government of, about the , whodent and his son ilham was running the state oil company at the time. was absolutely critical to u.s. interest. first of all, it was the source of enormous oil riches in the caspian sea. secondly, the only route out of the caspian sea for not only azerbaijani oil, but also the oil of other former soviet ortes is through azerbaijan iran. clearly, we weren't going to encourage giving up relationships with iran even at that point going in that direction. in addition to that, after 9/11, ,he government of azerbaijan was enthusiastic by the u.s. participation in a war against terror and was one of the few islamic countries to endorse it. it

i think that pretty much sums it up. >> oh, man, i miss michael scott. >> i'm telling you.of angie's list. good morning. >> good morning. >> i don't like my boss's tactics but i have to get along with him to get the job done. how do you manage the relationship? >> you have to understand what the end goal is. the goal is to get the project done to make the company money and you have to follow somebody's lead. someone is in charge. >> it's a relationship. you need to be willing to give feedback. i think sometimes we take what they say and don't actually have a two-way street and they can improve as well. >> we got feedback from some viewers. first one is from lauren in maryland. interesting. told me i should never miss a call on my company phone even if it means taking it into the bathroom with me. hello, how can i help you, pardon me while i flush. so how do you handle a boss like this? >> no one wants to talk to you while you're in the bathroom. don't take it so literally. you need to set expectations. the goal here is they want you to be responsive but don't take it too fa

michael bennett. he did it with justin scott-wesley. those guys aren't on the field. >> verne: bulldogs have one time out left. palardy will kick off. not known for his ability to get it into the end zone on the kickoff. about one out of every three, but this time he booms it. wow. >> verne: aaron murray. >> gary: both coaches are trying to project to their team right now that you have got to be calm. you've got to make the plays. "we practiced this. settle down. let the announcers, let the fans are excited. we have to play assignment football." >> verne: lynch in the backfield. chris conley and reggie davis are two wideouts. here is murray. drills it. >> gary: no chance. >> verne: threw it away. >> gary: nobody to throw this football to. had to get rid of it. >> verne: 1:46 remaining. temperature >> verne: 1:46 remaining. got it. that's reggie davis. >> gary: but short of a first -- no, no, first down, right? short of it, i think. >> verne: it is short, i think you're right. >> gary: third and inches. again. green has the first down. o

michael tammero steps into the spotlight. >> last week we met scott eastwood and talked about why he mother's maiden name. while he is going into the family business, there are some ways he's distinctly different from his dad. >> mr. president, how do you handle -- how do you handle promises that you made? >> oscar winner clint eastwood made headlines speaking to an empty charity republican national convention. it wasn't his first foray politics and probably won't be his last. his son is in the family business but when it comes to politics it is not like father, like son. >> you have the charisma, the smarts. do you ever see yourself in the arena? >> never say never, but i don't think it's for me. >> despite not having the same political drive as his father, he can't deny acting is in the blood. and with that comes the man's man persona his father plays so well. >> go ahead. make my dad. >> somebody who is a man of their word. when they say they're going to be there, they show up and they don't -- >> scott is not shy twhe comes to the strong -- when it comes to the strong bond he sha

what you may not know, his son scott is also in the business trying to make his own mark. michael at that marrow got a chance to sit down with scott eastwood seeing what it is like to follow in dad's very large footsteps. >> you have to ask yourself one question. do i feel lucky. well, do you, punk? >> it isn't easy following in those footsteps. scott eastwood decided to blaze his own trail, using his mother's name reeves. now he goes by eastwood. >> everybody wanted to represent scott eastwood, but no one wanted to do scott reeves. i wanted to prove it to myself. >> he landed small parts in films like "flags of our fathers" and "american crime." and gran turino. >> you had to try out like everybody else. what was that like? >> it was good. you have to run around town, audition for everybody. but that's part of it. >> clint eastwood is known as playing a tough guy on screen. doesn't matter if scott is his son, the oscar winner always demands the best. >> he is tough on me, very old school, very old school, and he doesn't want anyone to, you know, think there's anyone getting speci

. >> reporter: michael anduja says the gunman seemed angry but not at anyone in particular. instead, scott, he seemed to be taking it out on everyone. >> pelley: john blackstone in sparks, nevada. john, thanks very much. we're going to visit the camp where a mystery child was found. and choking smog shut down a major city when the cbs evening news continues. ontinues. ll's hp with farm grown veggies. just like yours. huh. [ male announcer ] and roasted white meat chicken. just like yours. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i love this show. [ male announcer ] try campbell's homestyle soup. [ male announcer ] you'll think it's homemade. i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with people. so you

steamy photo shoot for town and country but scott is trying to make a name for himself beyond his looks and didn't always remind on his dad to open doors. michaelith more. >> good morning. i don't think people talked about town and country magazine in decades. we know clint eastwood is a hollywood legend and now his son scott eastwood is getting ready to take the reins. >> ask yourself do i feel lucky? >> it isn't easy to follow in his footsteps but scott eastwood decided to blaze a trail. now that he's put in time and work he goes by eastwood. >> i always tell people everybody would care about scott eastwood but nobody would care about scott reeves. to find out if i could hack in the business, i wanted to prove it to myself. >> at first scotlanded small bits in films like flags of my father. >> you did a couple movies with your dad? .yeah. >> you had to try out like everybody else? >> yeah. >> what was it like? >> it was great. run around town and audition for everybody. >> clint eastwood is known for playing a tough guy on screen. it doesn't matter if scott is his son, the oscar winner always demands the best. >> he's tough on me. he's very o

michael is actually killing it with holly. and i think i know why. it's because holly is kind of a major dork. [beatboxing] ♪ i'm mc mike scotts can suck our fat ♪ ♪ wikka wikka wikka wah not now, buddy. yea, it's a mini-van. but it's got the sports package. dad! not now, buddy. okay! and surprisingly... (sniffs) it's not mine. no. um. for life's bleachable moments. [ male announcer ] rocky had no idea why dawn was gone for so long... ...but he'd wait for her forever and would always be there with the biggest welcome home. for a love this strong, dawn only feeds him iams. compared to other leading brands, it has 50% more animal protein. ...to help keep rocky's body as strong as a love that never fades. iams. keep love strong. now you can keep love fun with new shakeables meaty treats. now you can keep love fun this is ronnie. (jim) i don't really know ronnie. but i have a feeling i will get to know her very well over the next few years. and eventually declare my love for her. sorry i'm late. i accidentally switched my alarm clock setting to zapf chancery. [students chuckling] which is my terrible segue into our course, expres

his son scott is also in the business. michaelthe spotlight with more. >> good morning. had a chance to sit down with scott eastwood. while he's going into the family business, there are some ways he's distinctly different from his pop. >> mr. president, how do you handle -- how do you handle promises that you made? >> oscar winner clint eastwood made headlines speaking to a empty charity 2012 republican national convention. his 27-year-old son scott has proved he can make it in this business and finally took on the eastwood name, but when it comes to politics, it is not necessarily like father, like son. >> i have to ask you, you have the looks, you have the name, the charisma. >> i don't know about that. >> the smarts. do you ever see yourself in the arena? >> never say never, but i don't think it's for me. >> despite not having the same political drive as his father, he can't deny acting is definitely in the blood. with that comes the man's man persona his father plays so well. >> go ahead, make my day. >> somebody who is a man

probably not, president and ceo of american health insurance plans, michael needork chairman and ceo, james roosevelt of tufts health plan, scott, ceo blue cross blue shield association, joseph swedish, ceo wellpoint and brard tyson of kaiser permanente day and as i said that top the discussion will focus on implementation and enrollment. it will focus on the efforts to fix the technical issues that have been identified with healthcare.gov. and one of those issues has to do with making sure that insurers are getting accurate information, the virtual marketplace from individuals so that they can then provide them with the coverage individuals are signing up to get. so obviously these are very important players in this process and dennis and others look forward to the meeting. >> [inaudible] >> i don't have as a participant in this so i don't anticipate that. >> something discussed yesterday to maybe get a little more specific. the new feature that has been added to the website if you put in your zip code you get an estimate of your costs. as we understand it, if you are 50 and older you get an estimate for someone who is 50-year

michael fastbender? >> cameron diaz. brad pitt. penelope cruz. her husband, javier bardem. it just goes on and on and on. >> wow. >> now you can say you've been in a ridley scottovie. >> is there pressure with that, being in one of his films? >> yes. >> tell us. >> it's a lot of pressure because everybody knows that he's, like, the ultimate professional onset. so you have to -- it looks like theater. when the curtain comes up you got to know your lines and you got to be ready, set, go. it's the same thing with him. and the set is so efficient that everybody makes you feel so comfortable so that you can do your thing. you got to really step up to the plate. but he's a very unassuming, charming, personable man. that's what really threw me. and i remember, he came over to me. he said, are you nervous? i said, i'm so nervous. he whispered in my ear, held me close, so am i. >> what a kind thing to do! >> yes. >> congratulations. >> yes. has marriage changed your life completely, by the way, rosie? >> yes. because i'm more disgustingly happy. but, no, because he's my soul mate. so it just feels like another day that just got better to some extent. and i just love it

of the most legendary actors in hollywood, what you may not know is that his son scott is also in the business. >> michaeliladelphia, michael with this woman named meredith cassidy she is one of our producers, she thinks clinton east clint eastwood's son is the bomb. >> so do a lot of people. he posed for the issue of town and country and created this whole internet sensation 5 million hits. a lot of people think he has come out of nowhere. scott eastwood. >> he didn't go by that? >> scott reeves. we had a chance to sit down with him recently and ask him just why he didn't want to ride his father's coat tails. >> okay. >> you got to ask yourself one question, do i feel lucky? well, do you, punk? >> it isn't easy following this those footsteps but scott eastwood decided to blaze his own trail. first using his mother name reeves to show what it takes to make him hollywood. now that he has put in time and work he goes by eastwood. >> everyone wanted to represent scott eastwood but no one would care about scott reads. for me, trying to figure out if i could hack in this business, i wanted to prove it to mysel

michael tammero stepping into the fox light with more on that. >> it seems like he came out of nowhere but he didn't. scott known as scott reeve has working behind the scenes quietly working the craft. i asked him why he didn't want to work on his scott's coat tails. >> scott eastwood decided to blaze his own trail, first using his mother's name to show that he has what it takes in hollywood. now that he's put in time and work, he goes by eastwood. >> everybody wants to represent scott eastwood but nobody cares about scott reeves. to find out if i could hack it in the business, i wanted to prove it to myself. >> at first he landed small films and even played opposite his father in grand tor i in o. >> you did a couple of movies with your dad. you had to try out like everybody else. what was that experience like? >> great. how you cut your teeth as an actor. run around town and audition for everybody. clint eastwood is known for playing a tough guy on screen. it doesn't matter if scott is his son. the oscar winner always demands the best. >> he's tough on me. he's very old-school. he doesn't want anyone to

pennsylvania, scott rigell of virginia, jon runyan of new jersey, lou barletta of pennsylvania, pete king of new california,nunes of charlie dent of pennsylvania, frank wolf of virginia, michael grimm of new york, erik paulsen of minnesota, and rob wittman of virginia. she points out in her story that less than a day after the government shutdown, house republicans are slowly but steadily coming forward to say they are ready to pass a bill to fund the government, with no strings attached. the list i just read a moment ago -- it would take 17 republicans, along with all the democrats, to cobble together the votes to pass what is known as a clean, continuing resolution. at thery is online huffington post. 17 republicans needed if that is going to change. democrats line, good evening. >> my concern is, i am a registered nurse, and i work for a city hospital that is not-for- profit. i do not see the big deal. i do not see what the big problem is. what is wrong with giving health care to those that need it? what is wrong with giving health care to those that are uninsured? it is better for our country. it is better for our people. .t is better for the population i do not understan