. >> michele: an update on charles tillman. the bears tell me if they needed him to come back in this game, he could. but he's being bothered by a groin right now. because of the lead they're going to let him rest the rest of the night. >> al: wise choice. second and four. zack bowman is in there. meanwhile, there goes ben going down again but he gets the pass away to emmanuel sanders. corey wootton got to the quarterback that time. it's a first down, gain of ten. >> cris: another hit on the tail end of this one. give the guy credit, pretty amazing. just flat-footed, looks at the last second to get that ball in there. he is going to have a little trouble getting out of bed tomorrow morning. they haven't always sacked him, but they have had plenty of hits on him. >> al: a flag thrown as jonathan dwyer makes the catch. >> referee: holding, number 73 offense. ten-yard penalty, remains first down. >> al: ramon foster. well, the bears will go to detroit next week. then they have back-to-back home games against new orleans and the gi

i appreciate it. >> michele: bob? >> thank you, michele. tony goen en, 12 receptions and a pair of touchdowns. we bring in tony dungy from new york. your thoughts on tonight's game, toe sni? >> really, really big win for the new england patriots. they did what they had to do on the road. rodney harrison always talks about bill belichick and his red zone defense. doesn't matter how many yards a quarterback throws for, can you get that ball in the end zone and their red zone defense was great tonight. the other side of the coin, i think, atlanta has to be looking at themselves and some mistakes they made, some questionable decisions going for it on fourth and two early in the game in the first half instead of taking your field goal. on side kicking there at the end instead of trying to stop them. seems like in the big game when they play these contending teams, just getting out of their comfort zone little bit, trying to do too much. they have to settle down. they can get back in this band a playoff team. they have to win some of the games ag

michelle pfeiffer tried to mess with the batman. - michelle pfeiffer. - michelle pfeiffer... - michelle pfeiffer. - tried to mess with the batman. - michelle pfeiffer. - michelle pfeiffer. - guess what, michelle pfeiffer? you ain't a real cat! - come on. i'll tell you one thing. ain't no way you gonna meow-s with the batman. - but what about arnold schwarzenegger though? what's arnold schwarzenegger trying to do? - come on, man. - what is arnold schwarzenegger-- feel the burn. feel the burn. feel the burn. - [grunts] - it should be in your triceps. - come on, man. - arnold schwarzenegger-- - you can't turn up the ac and think that's gonna mess with the batman. - what is it supposed to be doing to the batman? giving the batman a cold? - come on, man. - giving the batman a sniffle? - man, talking about bat lozenge. - and you were defeated. - come on, man. you know, there is one person though. - oh, no, no, no. here it come now. - there is one person who could-- - here it comes right now. - mm-hmm. - no, no, no, no, no, no. - there's one person who could... - here it comes right now. - did

i appreciate it. >> michele: bob? >> thank you, michele. tony goen en, 12 receptions and a pair of touchdowns. we bring in tony dungy from new york. your thoughts on tonight's game, toe sni? >> really, really big win for the new england patriots. they did what they had to do on the road. rodney harrison always talks about bill belichick and his red zone defense. doesn't matter how many yards a quarterback throws for, can you get that ball in the end zone and their red zone defense was great tonight. the other side of the coin, i think, atlanta has to be looking at themselves and some mistakes they made, some questionable decisions going for it on fourth and two early in the game in the first half instead of taking your field goal. on side kicking there at the end instead of trying to stop them. seems like in the big game when they play these contending teams, just getting out of their comfort zone little bit, trying to do too much. they have to settle down. they can get back in this band a playoff team. they have to win some of the games ag

chrisa thompson is a historian who covers michelle obama. she writes about a broad range of not so famous people who do not require secret service protection. she began at the washington post in 2001 and reported from the newsrooms bureau and traveled the country to interview voters during the 2008 president of campaign. please welcome our distinguished panel. [applause] >> i do want to run a quick preview, a trailer of the series. [video clip] >> if we turn away from the needs of others, we align ourselves with those forces that are bringing about this suffering. >> obesity in this country is nothing short of a public health crisis. [indiscernible] >> there are so much influence in this opportunity. it would be a shame to waste it. >> i think they serve as a window on the path to what was going on with american women. >> she becomes the chief's confidant. really, anyway, the only person they can trust. >> many were writers, journalists, they wrote books. >> they are, in many cases, more interesting as human beings than their husbands. if on

michelle says, white house, prison. it was very unfair. >> we are going to get questions in just a moment. we have two people with microphones that will come right to you. i want to bring up something. we opened a jfk exhibit here in april and we all have a chance to see it -- and we hope you all have a chance to see it. one exhibit is creating a camelot section, featuring pictures taken by the kennedys, some stunning pictures by jackie kennedy. give us a sense of what jackie kennedy's poise, following the assassination of her husband -- we have to remember she was 34 years old? >> so young. >> lots of people think she is was the youngest first lady in american history. actually, that was frances cleveland, who was 22 when she married the man she called "uncle cleve." we won't go there. >> we're on c-span. [laughter] >> mrs. kennedy is an absolutely unique figure. she doesn't fit any obvious category. she wasn't an activist in the sense of lady johnson or political activist in -- or political activist. she did not have

>> jimmy: what's the category, michelle?ut. >> jimmy: all right -- you lost. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] what are you talking about? that's a man wearing a suit of armor right there. [ laughter ] an astronaut oh, my gosh. all right, you got the point for that. very nice. that's a beautiful astronaut right there. [ cheers ] oh, my gosh. good job. oh, my gosh. i will not draw half as good as that. guys, give me an easy one, please. audience? [ audience shouts numbers ] [ shouting continues ] [ breathes heavy ] >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: okay. oh, it's a thing. >> oh, it's a thing. oh, great. >> jimmy: object. >> oh. awesome. >> jimmy: ready? >> let's hope so. um, it's a rectangle. it's a cardboard box. it's a --- gosh, a computer? a computer chip? >> you can't spell. >> jimmy: this isn't a letter! it's not a letter! [ laughter ] >> apple, mac, mac book. oh, an ipad. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm having a heart attack. i'm having a heart attack. a mac book, no! doesn't look anything like a mac book. sorry, hannah. i'm sor

he's with michele. >> michele: another intense chapter, bob, in this rivalry which has grown into one of the fiercest in the nfl. how would you describe what it was like to play that 60 minutes of football? >> intense. intense. it was a grinder. they changed the plays. their defense and offense came to play and they made our offense struggle a while and their defense came and they stood up and we had to stand up against their offense and they got a lot of fire power. we just kutexecuted. >> michele: anquan bolden 13 catches and over 200 last week. you shut him down. one catch. how did you do it? >> i don't think it was all on me. i wanted to be disciplined. i wanted that challenge and look forward to it and ask the coach could i follow him around a little bit and see what i could do with him? i studied him hard on film. he's a great player and had a great game last week. i did my best to contain him. >> i saw you run down your old coach at stanford, jim harbaugh and slammed him on the rear a little bit. what is it like to beat him in this fashion? >> a lot of fun. there are pundits an

as michelle says be short-term.e to help people transitioning to better their position in life. but people are taking great advantage of the program. it hurtsthe recipients at the end. >> eric: should the obama administration pull back on this? some people say it would be unfair or not good policy. at sompoint, don't you have to make it harder to get some of the benefits? >> completely. you have $5 billion people receiving food stamps. many are in need. there are children that need the working poor. we have to talk about the fraud ineligibility requirement. there should be a standard there. there should be oversight with the work requirement involved with the programs as well. >> eric: right, right, right. wayne, when it's so much better to be on welfare than get a job, that doesn't entice people to look for jobs. right? >> correct, eric. the congress recognized some of this, back in 1996. the congress tried to put in the welfare reform act in which the congress said there is going to be a specified amount of work t

les go back to michelle.helle, he is really -- he is making a stand on your right to carry a gun. don't do it in my store. but why should he say anything at all? next time, if you are a carry license, you have agun, there is starbucks, there is a dunkin' donuts, you know what? i'll go to the dunkin' donuts. i can bring my gun to either one but i may go to dunkin' donuts next time. >> i think it's also part of the brand. starbucks you don't think of conservative. you think of the young yuppies gointhere, liberal peoplement he thinks this is good for his brand. he came in out favor of gay marriage. that was, that did well for his company. so i don't think he sees this as a bad business move. he this it's smart. unfair to a lot of the customers he's alienating. >> wayne? >> you feel the same way about buildings? there are amber of buildings in chago that say this is a gun-free zone. do you feel same with the building mark their private property as being gun-free? >> eric: i don't like those either. you know why?

thompson is a historian who covers michelle obama. she writes about a broad range of not so famous people who do not require secret service protection. she began at the washington post in 2001 and reported from the newsrooms bureau and traveled the country to interview voters during the 2008 president of campaign. please welcome our distinguished panel. [applause] >> i do want to run a quick preview, a trailer of the series. [video clip] >> if we turn away from the needs of others, we align ourselves with those forces that are bringing about this suffering. >> obesity in this country is nothing short of a public health crisis. [indiscernible] >> there are so much influence in this opportunity. it would be a shame to waste it. >> i think they serve as a window on the path to what was going on with american women. >> she becomes the chief's confidant. only personay, the they can trust. >> many were writers, journalists, they wrote books. >> they are, in many cases, more interesting as human beings than their husbands. if only because th

. >> i'm michelle at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the bridge is open for business after days of being closed and people are lining up to get on the bridge at the toll plaza. let's take a live look from chopper 5. this iconic new bridge is california's most expensive public works project ever. it follows a 5 day close sure over the labor day holiday. checkout this view of mobile 5 going west bound a using the new bridge right now. as we speak, the new section of the bridge has been under construction for almost a decade. it follows bickering, engineering challenges and the cost over runs. we'll get to all of that in a moment but let's get a check on the traffic with elizabeth. >> the traffic over at the new bay bridge looks good. it's gone off without a hitch since it opened last night to commuter traffic. here is is a live look with beautiful views this morning. it should be easier to drive. that's what we're hearing from those who drove across. it is 50 miles an hour so don't go too fast. chpsocialcp is out looking for s

michelle? >> thank you. >>> northern california firefighters are also dealing with a fire burning in shasta county. the clover fire has burned 7400 acres so far and is 40% contained. it's burning in the happy valley area south of redding. so far, 80 structures have been destroyed and flames are still threatening 300 more. more than 1100 firefighters are working this fire. >>> now to the crisis in syria. just minutes ago, syria says it will come clean on its chemical weapons arsenal and it says it's ready to put those weapons under international chrome. the question now, is it a serious enough plan to head off a u.s. military strike? susan mcginnis has an update for us from capitol hill, where lawmakers and president obama are scrambling to keep up with the rapidly changing situation. susan. >> reporter: hi, michelle. the developments just keep happening minute by mynheer. the president just left capitol hill where he had met with gop and democratic senators amid the latest developments as we sa

michelle, you say obamanomics may be one of the blames.has to do with a lot of the young people voted for him beuse they thought he would come in and fix the student loan crisis. but he hasn't done anything about that. all he did wasreeze the interest rates. and interest rates aren't the problem. the rising cost of tuition. if obama wants to fix, that rethink the government subsidiaries. the government subsies are the ones that are driving up the cost of tuition. this is creating artificial demand for college. not on do kids is not a job they have a ton of student loan deb they don't know what to do. there is nothing to do. >> eric: thiis not just student loans. we talk about everything. eboni, president obama has overseen the largest transfer of wealth fromhe have to the have-notes inou history. unemployment is elevated. poverty levels are at 50-year highs in the african-american community. people under 25 approaching % unemployed. >> yeah. that is inexcusable, eric. i won't make excuses for the president. but i will give him credit for d

>> he loves michelle pfeiffer by this hug. >> jimmy: if michelle pfeiffer turns up prg nant egnant or>> no i am from the bay area. and michelle lives up north. that is a very prideful thing, people are really proud to say that. my high school, brilliant high school, dangerous mind was partially, you adore her one for her work and two for the fact that. >> jimmy: a local hero. >> i am living in l.a. i'm not doing anything yet in korea town. my mom calls me. you will never guess, i had to, a friend had a cater company called my mom over and said, do you want to help we're doing this school fund raiser event thing. so michelle pfeiffer is there and robin williams, sorry, i'm on the deniro. >> jimmy: still pretty good. >> she calls and says michelle was there, she is so beautiful. i couldn't speak to her, she was too beautiful. i gave her a coffee. i did speak to robin williams. i told him you are in l.a., you are an actress. he says good luck. okay, thanks mom, living in korea town. no jobs yet. she is like be as graceful as michelle pfeiffer. and robin williams is on your team. >> jimmy

and michelle cottle. thank you both for being here. >> good to be here. >> congressman, today even the conservative wall street journal is warning republicans against shutting down the government. i mean, what are you hearing? is speaker boehner listening to the journal? or to the tea party at this point? >> at this point i think speaker boehner has lost all touch with reality. he is really cottoning over to the tea bag folks and they are just running over the cliff. and they cannot stop themselves and it's hard to find anybody on that side making any sense. they have promised us inflation, promised a collapse of the economy. all of these things have not happened despite their best efforts to destroy the president' plan for recovery. >> what is the reason for this congressman? i mean, is this good politics? what is the incentive for them doing this? something so dangerous in terms how it will impact the american population and american public. >> it's all politics, al. they don't want the president to suc

will michele be interviewing another manning tonight? we are 370 yards, 3 touchdowns, 2 interceptions, surveys and he throes and it's intercepted off scott's hands. brandon carr running it down. touchdown, dallas!3 f2 Último pase que hizo del a 49-yard interception return. most turnovers for a giants team in a quarter century. off scott's hand. and carr takes it to the house. all scoring plays being reviewed. >> referee: time-out, dallas. this is their first. >> al: and dallas takes a time-out. >> cris: same thing that happened earlier. come up in the double barrel blitz look. they back out of it. eli checks for the screen but darrell scott slow to get his head around and he simply was able to just flick the ball and it goes for a touchdown the other way. eli is so frustrated. the minute he threw it he just could not believe that scott had not turned around by that point. game over. failure at the running back position, the lack of timing at the running back position the fumbles at the running back position have really hurt the giants to

one day she noticed a tv on in the room where michelle was secretly held. >> it was a close call? >> yeah. >> reporter: he described using amanda berry's cell phone to call her mother and tell her amanda was alive. >> what did you say to her mom? >> i think i said something like that i have her daughter and that she's okay and that she's my wife now. something like that, you know. probably not the exact words. >> okay. what was her mom's response? >> i hung up so we didn't have a conversation. >> reporter: he also told investigators that cameras should have captured him at gina dejesus' school just 15 minutes before he abducted her. >> you said we could have broke the case right then and there. because they had surveillance cameras. >> nothing led us to talk to him. there were no indications that we should go talk to him. >> reporter: we spoke with vicki anderson of the fbi back in may. >> we canvassed the neighborhood, we did all of those things. nothing led us to ariel castro. >> reporter: during a break in the questioning, castro was left alone. he ate a slice of pizza, then st

. >> and i'm michelle at the bay bridge toll plaza. frank, of course the bridge is open for business. it opened last night just after 10:00. you can see the cars are starting to lineup at the toll plaza. all the fan fare aside tbay bridge is open for business. you can imagine hundreds or thousands of people that use the bay bridge daily are happy that it's finally opened. let's checkout this view of mobile 5 using the new bridge. traffic is moving on there. it's starting to back up a little bit on the commute. you can see mobile 5 heading on the new bay bridge. obviously, a very different view when you're on there because it's open now. no longer the upper and lower decks. we have team coverage this morning of the new bridge's first day on the job. we have ann who is standing by live with the opening. let's get a check with the morning commute and what the roads are looking like with elizabeth. >> the reviews are in and so far it's pretty positive. traffic has been moving fine since the bridge opened last night. we do have a delay and

>> so i'll tell you, michelle.t seem like an interesting sort of target to go over. it certainly is. but if you do -- you pull up the 10 or 12 year chart on the stock. it was actually $1,000 back in the early 2000s, late '90s when it first came out. we're now back to that level if you were a long term holder. that's what's fascinating. regardless of how goofy it is, not to mention what william shatner has done with the brand, they've stuck with him for a number of years. he's a big spokesperson for what's going on here in the states. i want to continue to emphasize, priceline is more than just a domestic business. in fact, it's primarily an international business. what he's done here has certainly helped. >> ron, thank you so much. are you convinced, brian? >> fair to note, though, we got on to pandora. priceline as 51 million shares outstanding. very low flow. >> they're in the s&p 500. >> be careful. they can sell more stock. we can get a headline any night it's going to dilute the shares. >>> can pandora radio s

michelle?> the american people don't want an extended boots on the ground evident in syria. >> you can't accomplish it in days. michelle. >> if you don't want to listen to a right wing nut job like me, listen to all the democrat people in the emil tear who oppose this because they have no confidences in this president and his ability to determine how to provide for the common defense and what our vital american interests are. >> if you were the new tea party you would have run away from the boats in boston. patrick henry would have run for it. >> if you want to call us isolationists i will tell you how much i i'm forward-thinking in terms of using cruise missiles in syria. join me in israel and why don't we take out iran's nukes before the modern day nazis -- >> oh! >> before these guys get ahold of a nuclear weapon. >> now. the real hasnnnity comes out. you want to start world war iii. >> answer that. join me. >> i was trying to say the hannity hawk is out tonight. you want world war iii rathe

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me and michelle had spoken before. what i say is providing care for somebody with alzheimer's or dementia, it's too big of a job for just one person. that's a lot of times what happens. one person ends up providing most of the care. like michelle said, it's tabu. we don't look for help. we're supposed to be the only ones who should be providing the care for our loved ones. of course it's not understanding this disease provides and creates more stress for people. not having somebody to guide you. even when you have somebody to guide you and all the information, it's a difficult job. >> there was depression in the family from your mom at some point because of the care she was providing. >> depression, change of mood, then there was a lot of stress on the relationship between her and my siblings. her siblings. then sometimes thinking, should we get a nurse. that feeling of guilt. why i'm not able to deal with my mom's disease. it was very hard. we could reach and try to inform ourselves of the different stage of the disea

next speaker. >> michelle brand. >> my name is michelle brand. i would ask this committee to postpone voting on approval due to inadequate eir at this point. i would want to confirm that everybody has received this for adequate review. i just want to highlight the things that i personally have real questions about. first i question whether the broadway tunnel that is capacity to absorb all the traffic going south and the comment that it's unlikely the trucks will deviate to golf street. trucks are already there. no one enforces that trucks over a certain tonnage. i have never seen that enforced. how are we going to deal with that? that's not even mentioned and there is no plan for truly handicapped people which is different from the elderly. no special shuttles during non-peak hours. and no discussion of the danger are of right hand turns which is greater for pedestrians. this has been mentioned sefrlt -- several times. but somehow it never gets into reports. there is a sign which afterwards which will guide people where to go during peak hours a

. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 5:00. >>> we're following breaking news now out of the east bay. one person was killed in a fire in san leandro overnight. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran spoke to a woman who tried to get the person out of the burning trailer. cate. >> reporter: michelle, we're told it was a dramatic scene when neighbors first arrived. we know that the fire investigator right now is here [ signal breakup ] this is a crime scene. you can take a look now still pretty busy out here at this mobile home park. as you mentioned earlier we did speak with one neighbor who was here. she saw smoke and actually tried to help the woman who was inside. >> are you okay? i don't know who she is. she said, no! i'm not! >> reporter: alameda county fire says the fire started around 3:35 this morning. within minutes firefighters say they were on scene. they went into fast attack mode because they heard from neighbors that someone was inside. the neighbors say it was a woman. that's unconfirmed. neighbors said

>> reporter: it's very, very pretty, michelle. you know, you're talking about seeing it in nighttime versus day. it's pretty cool at night. the lights are very bright as you just heard joe vasquez mention. that white bright light, a pretty sight. i guess i'm a poet and didn't know it. the opening ceremony was relatively low key. >> [drum rolls] >> [cheers] >> reporter: that's the chain cutting. the lieutenant governor doing it for governor jerry brown who was on vacation. grateful to see the 24-year project come to fruition. >> it's expensive. i think people are going to see it for what its use is and the iconic style that it has. i think generations are going to appreciate this. we have to remind ourselves it's going to be the safest bridge. >> reporter: the celebration is a far cry from what was originally planned, a big public event with fireworks, concert and half marathon. it was a memorable event none the less. drivers found their own ways to mark the occasion. right now dan macavic. >> reporter: a celebration none the less.

michelle, stay with me. there's a lot going on here. here's how white house press secretary jay carney responded to putin's op ed today. >> the fact is that russia offers a stark contrast that demonstrates why america is exceptional. unlike russia, the united states stands up for democratic values and human rights in our observe k own country and around the world. we believe that our society is advanced when children cannot be gassed by a dictator. >> america should be making the case that it is exceptional. this is a distraction? there's a lot to this. let's bring in georgetown university professor, georcharl cupton. charles, one of the messages of this in your face as michelle called it, one of the messages here, i think is, america, you are not exceptional. you must play by the rules, and the rules in the united nations are going to be rigd so there will be no military action in syria which means russia protects assad and it means russia protects its own investments. i think he wants to stop military action. what's your take? >> i th

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michelle obama. dressed in her red carpet best. a beautiful strapless silvery gown for the oscars.his picture. you can see her gown. you can see her head. you can see that she has arms and shoulders. memorize what that looks like because when the news of michelle obama presenting this award was reported in the country that "argo" was about, this is not what michelle obama looked like in that news >>> when the movie "argo" won the academy award for best picture this year, the surprise presenter, the person who announced to the world "argo" had won was the first lady. michelle obama. dressed in her red carpet best. a beautiful strapless silvery gown for the oscars. now, memorize this picture. you can see her gown. you can see her head. you can see that she has arms and shoulders. memorize what that looks like because when the news of michelle obama presenting this award was reported in the country that "argo" was about, this is not what michelle obama looked like in that news coverage. no. yeah, see, in the iranian news coverage of michelle obama presenting that best picture award, i

. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 6:00. >>> syrian president bashar assad is peeking exclusively to cbs. he says his government has nothing to do with a chemical weapons attack which the u.s. government says killed 1400 people. >>> two firefighters hurt in a fire in fremont. that fire started around 5 a.m. between vernon and waller avenues there. we have a live picture here as they continue to battle that fire on farwell drive. >>> a live look at the morgan fire burning near mount diablo. this is from our dublin camera. the fire is active and covering a wide area. in fact, since last night, the fire has nearly doubled to 1500 acres. >>> and we have live team coverage of that fire this morning. brian hackney is keeping an eye on the weather conditions in the area. elizabeth wenger is at the evacuation center in clayton. but we begin with cate caugiran, who just spoke to fire officials. cate, what's the latest. >> reporter: michelle, we understand the first air tankers will be going up in the next couple of

and michelle cottle, washington correspondent for the daily beast.e show. >> great to be with you. >> thanks, reverend. >> ray, why is the white house using big names to promote the law? >> i suppose they could bring the chief economist from the brookings institute, but i'm sure that won't many 26-year-olds' socks roll up and down. you want people to know they only have to pay a fine if they don't sign up for it, and the insurance is more money than the fine. so you've got to give them voices, faces that they identify with, that they know who have the possibility to convince them to go do it. >> now, michelle, the white house held a meeting earlier this summer with celebrities help promote the law. jennifer hudson, jon bon jovi, others there. how key is this push, especially getting young people on board with the law? >> look, the administration kind of missed its budget for outreach and marketing for this sort of thing. if young people and healthy people in particular don't get into these exchanges, the entire structure collapses. you have to have t

. >> reporter: michelle, investigators cleared the scene just moments ago but that burned travel trailer is still there. earlier investigators were combing through it to try to find any indication of where and how this fire started. it was just after 3:00 this morning when neighbors at the estudillo trailer park saw smoke coming from this travel trailer. >> i asked her if she was okay. are you okay? she goes, no, i'm not okay! >> reporter: mildred was there with three other neighbors. she said they tried to get an elderly woman out of the burning home. when we spoke to her, her hands were still bloody from breaking the windows. >> my son came out and neighbors came out, we were breaking the windows and everything else and it was just a little bit of smoke and all of a sudden, it went up to a big, big, big smoke, big fire. >> reporter: the fire grew in size and by then, it had been a long time since she had heard from the woman inside. alameda county fire responded within minutes of the 911 call. firefighters were able to knock it out quickly but not in time to save the would am. >> 15 mi

on skype, michelle weldon, a journalist and author, a single mother with three boys. and todd bonham, a fathers rights advocate and author of the book, confessions of a deadbeat dad. and with us tonight, thomas figler, a divorced party and with a facebook page. thomas, i'm sure that a lot of our viewers, it's the first time they have heard of this, and what's it about. >> it's about equality in parenting, and we're looking to have an equal right in our children's lives much we heard obama say earlier this year, fathers need to step up to the plate. and too often, we're not allowed to step up to the plate. we're kept from our children and being an involved parent. >> i'm sure that the fathers rights movement has a lot of objectives, and what's the main goal of the movement? >> to say that you want to be involved. a lot of them are tired of being told to be involved and tired of hearing all of the negative effects on children, so we want to do exactly what the public is demanding that we do, but it's too difficult to get around a lot of hurdles. >> speaking of hurdles,

and now michelle knight is moving forward with a song >> reporter: house of horrors victim michelle knightby mariah carey. ♪ but a hero lies in you >> reporter: a crowd gathered around and took pictures. michelle is one of three victims along with amanda berry and gina dejesus who were rescue after more than a decade in acaptivity. michelle was last seen in public at castro's sentencing. and now she is wowing a crowd in ohio. >> thank you everybody! >> deborah: a beautiful, incredible woman. that's governor o'malley goes fo face with texas governor rick . >> really? >> yes. >> how does that happen? >> we break news to oprah that got her in hysterics. our in-depth exclusive. i'm billy bush. plus who just said kerry is the best in the world. but as what? and what scares sandra's son? cher's big regret. which one of these men did she turn down? >> that was one i wished i had done. >> was that offered? >> absolute lit. >> >> and zac efron's surprise rehab. where this stands today. and a new invasive jennifer aniston story she'll be happy to see. welcome to "access hollywood." we begin with our

nope, apparently they were on a diplomatic mission. >> my name is michele bachmann.e united states congress from the united states of america. [ laughter ] okay, they've only said one sentence and this is already the weirdest [ bleep ] thing i've seen on television. why is she talking like that? is she addressing an egyptian kindergarten. >> now to mika for what's coming up next. >> i'll move right on. >>> coming up on "morning joe" russia's rebuttal to president obama. vladimir putin writes an op-ed urging u.s. caution in syria. richard haass is on set to break it down and the new pope for a new generation, signs that the pope might be allowing catholic priests to marry. we'll talk about that. >>> and later, billy crystal will stop by the set with his new book. that will be fun. also, james carville, steve schmidt, chuck todd, andrea mitchell. that's just to name a few, barnicle is here too. >> he's back. >> brian, back to you. >> thank you very much, mika. >>> still ahead on "way too early." what movie would you like to remade entirely new in 3d? i love what we alr

that's not right wing michele bachmann. that's james hoffa of the teamsters union who's saying obama care is breaking the bank and it's breaking the back of the 40 hour workweek and getting rid of benefit work packages. ask everyone in mine and charlie's districts. 29 1/2 hours is a full-time job? it's not working. >> hold on a second. i think we all want the economy to grow. nobody wants to shut down america's government. but you guys sound like my kids. my kids are like, i didn't eat that cookie, he ate that cookie. i'm not trying to shut down the government. obama's trying to shut down the government. you have smuggled into what should be a normal bill, a continuing resolution to keep the government going, this other thing object obama care. you have to take responsibility for that -- >> have you talked to bill clinton about that? twice during bill clinton's presidency, he raised the debt ceiling, once with democrats, once with republicans. >> not with a gun to his head -- >> he totally had a gun to his head. >> and let

i'm rooting for you. >> michelle is michelle reid. >> michelle reid an acting chancellor. >> five yearsayor picked her to manage the d.c. schools. >> you had never run a school system before. >> i had never run a school before and that why people thought that adrian was nuts. a 37-year-old girl from toledo, ohio. >> and a people said what? who? people said he has lost his mind. >> her friends said she had lost hers. >> i have two kids, two daughters, 9 and 12. and they -- i put them in the d.c. public schools. >> the schools were a disaster. test results among the worst in america. the chancellor quickly learned although only 8% of d.c.'s kids were on grade level there was something odd about how the teachers were ranked. >> when i looked at the per are form manti te'o evaluations of the adults in the system. >> how good is the adult doing. >> how good are the teachers doing i found that 95% of the adults were being rated as doing a great job. how can you have a system where all of the workers are thinking we are doing a great job for our kids and what we are producing for them is 8% is

general michel aoun thank you very much for being with russia today. so a year ago when you were asked about the conflict in syria you expressed confidence that the opposition would lose you still think so. zero zero. zero zero zero. zero what. the crisis it's a stop to. this. compromising you know. between. syria. and giving go. the senate will be before nothing you know syria has to get something. for that so all the process will continue to reach a final. final settlement but you know the opposition is heavily financed by the saudis and the west the western countries aren't even hiding it that they're actually supplying arms to the syrian opposition. beginning in london you see. grace's. face. i see. if they go. no is decided. will be. there were. talking about extremists president assad says that he defines to opposition in two different groups there are the ones who care for the syrian people who want good for their country and then there are you know the jihadist extremists who actually kill and torture people but they also call themselves opposi

michelle? >> everyone becomes concerned in this case.t where are we going to get that money if the president and congress decide to intervene in syria? u.s. military does not have the money. if we decide to intervene, the military will have to go to congress to get those funds. >> i would have to agree that alan grayson is a spokesperson for saving money and it's a little bit weird. no, i will give you that. the one that is almost as bad. >> so i think that was part of his reasons in listing why he didn't one of the best. i would say that there other reasons that might even be more important. and they re rarely about how much we spend on how we spend a. neil: michelle, how serious is this good to be with where we ultimately go with this? as both of you pointed out, undertakings are never cheap. and they are never what they originally billed to the cost. >> experts are projecting that a limited military strike would cost about $100 million. well, that is clearly -- i mean, you can never decide a project that much money it would cost for t