mojo up, mojo up, mojo up! >> what does that mean?telling kids to get their mojo up? what is your message to the students? >> the highest level of positiving in, positive excitement and energy. we actually charge them with the battle cry of, mojo up. that simply just mean, take a stand. about leader. stand up or speak up for fellow classmates. >> talking about the kids who may be witnessing a bullying event or might see on the playground where one child is being -- hate to say it -- culled from the herd and picked on maybe some of the bullying, the more aggressive kids. you're asking the other kids to stand up. >> absolutely. we know there are bullies. there's also the bulleed. a lot of our message is geared towards the bystanders thp those watching it or seeing it. statistically, almost 50% of students see, hear or watch it every single day. what we're really trying to do, get those students to just speak up or speak out, to do something to help their classmates out. we know if just one will do it, the rest join, and makes it so much

you must have some serious mojo. mallory mojo. ha ha ha! what about you and badger?t know. it's hard to know where he's at. he, like, never talks and he's just so... damaged. i don't know. sometimes he scares me, but anyway, i want to hear all about your kiss with ty, starting from what you had for breakfast that morning. ha ha! mallory: oh, my god. [birds chirping] ty: badger! badger! badger! ty, what is it? badger took off. tara: he probably went out for a smoke. no, i checked everywhere, and one of the horses is missing, too. mallory, take tara inside, ok? screw that. hey, do you want us to find him or not? come on. let's split up. you take bank river trail and i'll go down by ryder ridge. a germy pump again. so we developed the new stainless look no touch handsoap system. our lysol no touch handsoap system automatically dispenses the perfect amount of soap, and kills 99.9% of bacteria, helping to stop the spread of bacteria all over your home. for healthy tips and more, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthrit

>> i think what rick perry is trying to do is get a little bit of that 9-9-9 mojo.ain was an after thought until he launched his plan. perry wants some of that magic. >> reporter: this came out after the debate. it shows perry in sixth place, cain in first place with 25%. >> cain is making news with a smoking ad. >> his chief have staff is talking about by herman cain should be the candidate. i just want to play a portion of it. >> we need you to get involved because together we can do this. we can take this country back. >> so quite literally a smoking ad. you can see why everyone's talking about it. >> joining us live from washington, d.c. thanks for that live report. >>> is this halloween going to be more tricks or treats. some have felt this with the higher cost of costumes and candy. why you're paying more for those sweet treats this year. >> reporter: the treats are piled up. kitkats, reeses peanut butter cups. >> they're high. >> reporter: we took our sweet tooth shops, first stop target. the candy is on sale. >> i think it's a little high. this is one of the

taxi mojo is currently being promoted among san francisco taxi drivers. one of its questionable features is that it allows drivers to indicate which parts of town and they wish to accept service requests from. that translates into redlining of neighborhoods. a think that is not what we want at all. the other licensed dispatch services in perfectly, admittedly, we try to provide service to the whole city. if we were to offer a redlining feature to the dispatch service, i think we would lose our licenses immediately. it is a good example of why he taxi -- of why taxi apps nee td to be regulated by the mta. some are illegal and provide questionable services to the residents of the city. >> my name is david, i am a resident of the city of san francisco. i have two items to bring to your attention right now. we of been trying the bottom of the approach to try to get people -- we haven't seemed to get any response over the years we have been bringing this to your attention. the sfmta is engaged in unlawful activities. i bring to your attention city ordinance 10

>> sharks have a chance to try to get some of that nba mojo. i don't think they cross paths. we may not see the nba for quite awhile. a commissioner will tell us on monday whether or not the regular season or portion thereof will be suspended. the nba lockout looks like it is going to last into the regular season. so the spotlight belongs to the sharks and they opened up their season with an offensive performance that would make the warriors jealous. 20 years ago today, sharks picked up their first win in franchise history. two decades later, any cooler entrance in sports than that? third period sharks on a power play. patrick marleau to joe pavelski. first goal. season coming against the coyotes. four minutes later they strike again. takes it from behind the net, wraps it around. that's his first goal as a san jose shark. second period went even better. four more goals. 6-3 the final over the coyotes and winning their season opener. >>> just when you thought you could go back into the water it is back. third string gholie. 26 games in his first start in two seasons. sharks o

coverage the man in charge of the launch says it's all superior to the us system just here to treat your mojo from where to go but it should galileo's first satellites a lifting off from french guyana on thursday the earth rotates faster here by the way to give you an ideal catapult effect on takeoff i think you around the clear skies and you have the perfect conditions for launching into space to send the satellites into orbit europe's chosen the soyuz launcher with its own rival track record by. play for the. i miss that. we would like to have so you hear from treasury e.u. space chief say it shows you don't need to be complicated to succeed russian system very simple and effective it's a very good way of designing the politicians think it will launch a new partnership between europe and russia we may use the country actively contributes to industrial scientific and technical corporation for example and irrespective of what it is important stamp on the way to a reasonable level of quality of our business ties and they versification i would structure it you know we have the launch trying to

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. >> sisters liz lang and jane whatman are here to help you get your mojo back.a time. what a goal in life, ladies. good for you. >> a lot of people want this help. you sort of lose track of all of that stuff, don't you? >> absolutely. think about yourself sometimes, too. >> we are going to help people. our first model's name is nafisha. a lot of times things just don't fit us right. you're saying get the right fit, right? >> it's all about fit and proportion. rocking those bright blue denim blue jeans. it doesn't have to cost a fortune. these cost $60 from urban out fitters. it's not bad. the top is $25. if you're going to wear fitted jeans, wear something loose around top and vice versa. >> mix it up. that's adorable. >> tight and loose. >> very young looking. >> love that. >> thank you, sweetie. >> next up is weather is getting cold, you want a coat that works for you, right? what's the good advice? >> in the winter, it's all about your coat. jane says the coat can be your best friend. >> my sister works out in the morning and throws on a fabulous coat like th

. >> if you look at it, it says mojo. >> also, it's about pumpkins.so we've got our content and our honey apple cider. but i have a little bit of juice. soon you find it at a whole foods near you. we have taken my mothers bear looms recipes from years and years ago. first pack it. in november it got a whole foods near you. from our kitchen to your table. you can microwave them, put them in the oven. you can put them on your grail. >> i was telling tim the story, i just had a craving one day for your cuban sandwich. i don't even like cuba's images. i woke up one morning and wanted a cuban sandwich. what are some of the other things on your menu? i know this is a fall dish. but there are some year-round tasty treats as well. >> we have our brisket sandwich. we praise that until it is not in your mouth. my mother as this sauce to it, so we pile that on top. we also put our whole with our barbecue sauce in it. >> i am telling. [ laughter ] >> i brought much for the crowd. >> this is what you have a craving for. can you smell that looks. >> i can smell it.

texas governor rick perry trying to regain his mojo. we'll talk to the governor on what could be a make or break policy speech on this "american morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning it is friday, october 14th. welcome to "american morning." it's a good morning on many levels. >> the tigers won. >> that's what i was going to say. the rangers are one game away from clinching it, and i kept think, well that means the tigers could still win. >> did you see the sixth ining? crazy. a single, a double, a triple and home run in one inning. i don't think that's ever happened in baseball before. the double kareemed off third base. the only reason it turned into a double and that was the turning point. >> there's a spring in her step. wouldn't you say? >> this week, did you watch more baseball or sleep more? >> definitely watched more baseball. >> i haven't slept all week. i'm a little slap happy now. >>> things getting ugly, perhaps. staging a sit-in nearly four weeks and are being ordered to vacate at 7:00 eastern. th

>>guest: he obviously is trying to get the mojo back we have a year left for the campaign so he now ispaign mode and a good campaigner. the strategy basically two words: do something. this guy has been criticized for being in unin-- indecisive. and establish offs says he is frustrated because he never doing in. now he doing something and now he is taking it to the streets bypassing congress and people don't like the congress but what they don't like, worse, is the congress. so, that is good. and, third, with the p.r. strategy trying to put the republicans in a box of no, a box of stall, and a box of running out the clock until obama leaves and his slogan leader which the republicans we don't like, which is, we can't wait and as gerri said a lot of people are underwater, whose mortgages are underwater, student loans, need jobs and so on, and he is taking it correctly, it seems to me, and this is the only strategy left, and it seem as good one. >>shepard: there is no indication that congress would pass anything or is there. >>gerri: no, and he can do this. he does not need congress to pu

republican candidate rick perry considering skipping some of them why he goes on a desperate hunt for his mojo you think the strategy is in skipping debate? >> andrea: they think it is his biggest weakness so let's do what he did when he was governor of texas, duck a lot of debates. this way we can avoid the potential gaffes that plagued him in the past. but i think it's a really stupid move. he cannot afford to miss the debates. it called around to the other campaigns to see what they are doing, because his press secretary, perry's, i should say, said you know what? it's impossible to commit to all of them. not so, bachmann has committed to all of them. there are nine televised debate through the end of the year. gingrich committed to all of them as well. cain soft committed to some but has hard committed to the michigan debate. romney and santorum never got back to us. >> bob: here is the problem for perry. yes, he has problems with debates but there is only two months left in the iowa caucuses. you are not going to turn down televised debate. you can't do it. what he did in iowa is interest

one candidate who was trying to get his mojo back, our deputy political director paul steinhauser iswhen he jumped in the race for the white house in mid-august, he quickly zoomed right up to the top of the polls there but there's been a definite decline for him. he's trying to get some energy back in his campaign. up with his second ad in iowa. talking about paid ad on cable and broadcast. this is the second week in a row. just like the last week for rick per perry, talks about creating jobs in texas. the economy and jobs the top issue on americans' minds. just over two months away from the start of the voting in iowa. the caucuses there kick off the primary caucus calendar. rick perry trying to get his mojo back and raise those poll numbers. >> another problem, his campaign kind of hinted that he was going to start skipping some of the debates. not the case anymore. >> not the case. an update from last week. remember when he campaign said maybe they won't be going to all those debates anymore? his poor performances in a lot of those debates were the reasons for his declines in the

. >> we need to get the caps mojo over to the skins. >> true. good point. see if we can make that happen. 11 minutes now after the 6:00 hour. a live look outside. still dark, but you can see the stars out there. it's a pretty sky. >> but it's cold out there. meteorologist tom kierein, weather and traffic on the ones. >> you need to layer up this morning. dress for almost like a winter-like morning. >>> under a clear sky, we're down to just 40 degrees in parts of prince william and fauquier, western fairfax. it's only near 40. closer to washington right around the beltway in arlington, fairfax, montgomery, prince george's county. we're in the mid-40s. upper 40s near washington and right by the bay waters. elsewhere, low to mid-40s through most of the region. crescent moon in a southern sky. the orrion meteor showers will be this weekend. after midnight saturday night might be seeing meteors flashing through our skies. right now in the 40s. by 9:00 low 50s. bright and sunny. flew clouds this afternoon, dliming into the low 60s by midafternoon. northwest wind

his teammates hoping some of beltre's mojo is going to rub off. 4-3 in the 9th, tying run on base.me. texas is back in the league championship series they win in four games. >>> meanwhile, in st. louis, the cardinals jaime garcia shutting out philadelphia until... ben francisco pinch hitter comes up big, three-run jack into the bullpen. he had just one hit in nine previous add bats against garcia. he now has two. phillies on the board first. cardinals down 3-1. bases loaded but ryan with an inning ending double play to get out of it. phillies win 3-2. 2-1 series lead. >>> nba catches normally open around this time instead the nba and its players association failed to strike a new labor deal. so the commissioner dave stern then cancelled the entire preseason. regular season games are in jeopardy. >>> a driver lost control out of pit spun out and crashed into the crew chief on sunday. she was going about 50 miles per hour. mcmahon had a fractured knee. >>> to the ice. the sharks open the season saturday night with 8 new players. many of them to san jose -- come to san jose with famil

an attempt to steel herman cain's mojo by offering his own 9-9-9 type tax plan.has been received well on the campaign trail but he did get scored in terms of what it would do economically bp jerry bernstein has a helpful graph from the tax policy center showing the impact of 9-9-9 for groups. under 9-9-9 the bottom 20% of americans see their taxes go up by 1800 bucks a year up. taxes would go up by about << $4,000. middle 20%, that's $4300 tax hike, please. under 9-9-9 version of the flat tax, lowest income americans would see their taxes go up, all of them, right? but the richest americans on the other hand, look what happens for the top 1% richest americans. that's a tax cut of $238,000. thank you herman cain. then the top 0.1%. check out what their tax cut would like like under this plan. scroll down to see how far -- keep going. still going. still going. still going. keep going, going, going. come on, scroll faster. geez. yeah. that's still their tax cut. oh, there we go. okay. under this sort of flat tax, the top 0.1% of americans get a tax cut of $1.3 milli

and, therefore, the news media saying oh the left has its mojo back. the fact of the matter this is a deadly challenge to obama because either way he is badly hurt. >> sean: all right. one thing we talked about before we went on the air, we saw what happened to scott walker. they really push hard with all the republics supported him they weren't successful. now you are saying that there is an effort to attack john kasich in ohio, the unions, the left, to repeal the plan he put in place austerity measure to get a balanced budget in the state of ohio which, by the way, he was successful at doing. now you are saying that that is in jeopardy. >> yeah. the unions have launched all out attack on senate bill 5 which was kasich's magnificent bill. what that bill does is tell the teacher's union you can't run teacher tenure. you have to adopt school choice. you can't have mandatory union dues. it has been so successful in breaking the power of the teacher's union, freeing education and really promoting education quality and the unions are terrified of this. in

picture that makes you question and wonder what happens to apple and how apple keeps that momentum, that mojoas it moves forward, carol? >> well, tim cook took over the company. supposedly steve jobs groomed him for that role. >> yes. and there is -- look, this is the problem. this is the difficulty. apple spends and apple people spend a lot of time telling us that steve jobs' fingerprints were on every product they make. he was a micromanager who was into the design, the effect knowledge, the style, the substance. if that's true, then what happens to an apple without him? and if it's not true, then, of course, apple succeeds as it does. they can't have the argument both ways. either this was all steve jobs or the legacy has now been created that can be continued. the truth is, we will -- i hate that phrase, the old journalistic catch phrase, a get out of jail free card, which is, only time will tell. apple probably has a year or two worth of products in the pipeline. if we take a look at the iphone 4s launch last week, one has to wonder whether or not a change has happened from which the com

the passing of steve jobs will cause some people to question, do we have the entrepreneurial mojo toeep going. >> tomorrow we have the jobs number and first time unemployment claims were better than expected today. so there's good news also from europe markets are rising. >> we are finally starting to see the fluent news on economy turn more positive. better news on employment from the united states. in europe you saw the british and europeans talking in a serious way about recap talizing their banks. >> in 2006 after being diagnosed with a rare cancer, steve jobs sat down for his last interview with nbc news. brian williams asked him to reflect on his role as a great american innovator. >> i'm going to be ask you to be int intro inspective for a moment. where do you sit on the american thinkers and inventors? >> i don't think that way. >> try it. >> well, i'm a private person and i think if you do something and it turns out pretty good, then you should go do something else wonderful and not dwell on it for too long. just figure out what's next. >> mobile medical international, a bui

>> well, i don't know if one thing will be enough for the president to regain his campaign mojo. but when you think about it, he is trying to use his executive power. what he's doing is setting the stage for saying, listen, if congress does nothing, i still can do things. i can do things at the margins. i can do things you think don't affect your life but you'll see in a couple of months that they do. he has a year until this election happens. i think he's being smart taking an outside the rose garden strategy, getting out of wa washington, the white house, going to the people. if washington is the problem, then obama is the solution and he's bringing the solution to the people. so i think that rhetorically and campaign wise this is a smart strategy for the president to keep doing these even if he gets attacked for being too small or bailing out, it doesn't matter. right now the senate is not even in washington. they're out of session. the house was out last week. congress is doing absolutely nothing. the only person doing something is president obama. >> you bring up attacks the

can rick perry find his mojo? we have a columnist from the las vegas sun who interviewed him. foreclosures, record foreclosures. nevada has terrible unemployment, 13.4%, and the foreclosure rate, i think 1 out of 118 homes what is the -- >> yeah. >> what is the foreclosure rate there? correct me if i'm wrong. that is the background, the back dr backdrop for this debate upon the. >> you are right with those figures. 1 in every 118 homes last month received a foreclosure notice. this is an issue that has not gotten a lot of attention so far on the campaign trail, even in the obama administration. when republican candidates come to nevada today, nevada moments will be deciding this caucus on january 14th, hopefully, they will want to hear solutions. so far they talked about getting business regulations settled, out of the way, simplifying the tax code, letting government get out of the way of businesses to start creating jobs. nevada has a low tax rate. we have a business friendly regulatory environment. and we still suffer from the highest unemployment rate so voters will be loo

wins iowa and south carolina, all of a sudden we'll be talking about the comeback kid, he's got his mojo back. there's plenty of time and handshaking to do in iowa and he's got a ton of cash. like we talked about the first ad is going to blanket the airwaves with that, so, you know, look, there's time, but he's got to get moving. >> i was going to say, there's time, but there's not that much time, 69 days, and, yes, i'm counting, i have the calendar, i rip off the day. i won't let you go without talking about president obama on "the tonight show." let's play a clip and we'll come back and talk about it. >> have you been watching the gop debate? >> i'm going to wait until everybody's voted off the island. once they narrow it down to one or two, i'll start paying attention. >> okay. so, a very good line. but we know that this president is monitoring the race, right? >> of course. of course, they are and, of course, he is. and, in fact, earlier this month, september 31st, october, he spoke before the human rights campaign and criticized the field for booing -- for a debate where a gay servi

she started getting her mojoe back and changed the race.ruary has the potential to be that for now and we'll have the early states and all of a sudden you have this dead period, this bye month that you don't know what kind of momentum you'll have going into super tuesday. >> so at this point, the question is, who will need, who can survive the bye month. when you look at what romney is doing, he is clearly planning on a campaign that takes him, just in case. >> you and i talked about it many, many times that january 31st race in florida still very important. you know, romney wants to be able to win it. rick perry, that would end up on paper, at least, provide you the momentum going into those other contests. you don't know how momentum could change if there is a big story or some type of momentum stoppage before you head into super tuesday. >> doesn't this mean then that because of this gap, as decisive, unless romney or somebody swept, essentially swept january, the incentive then is to stay in the race no matter what. >> absolutely. of co

an attempt to steel herman cain's mojo by offering his own 9-9-9 type tax plan. but he did get scored in terms of what it would do economically bp jerry bernstein has a helpful graph from the tax policy center showing the impact of 9-9-9 for groups. under 9-9-9 the bottom 20% of americans see their taxes go up by 1800 bucks a year up. taxes would go up by about $4,000. middle 20%, that's $4300 tax hieb, please. under 9-9-9 version of the flat tax, lowest income americans would see their taxes go up, all of them, right? but the richest americans on the other hand, look what happens for the top 1% richest americans. that's a tax cut of $238,000. thank you herman cain. then the top 0.1%. check out what their tax cut would like like under this plan. scroll down to see how far -- keep going. still going. still going. still going. keep going, going, going. come on, scroll faster. joez. yeah. that's still their tax cut. oh, there we go. okay. under this sort of flat tax, the pop 0.1% of americans get a tax cut of $1.3 million. so wow. yeah. look, that's how small you ha

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. >> the question tonight, though, can apple keep its mojo going?nterview with nbc bay area last night, apple co-founder steve wozniak expressed some concern that the culture of the company to change and the impact it would have on apple's future. >> so i hope apple doesn't split up and have a lot of, you know, individual power centers and that sort of thing. i just hope it somehow runs for a long time the way steve ran it. >> you have some worries? >> i do. i do. but long-term. very long-term. for the next two years, it's going to seem like the products came out that steve would have, you know, created and brought out. and that's the important thing that apple does is great products. >> now we just learned from sources inside apple that the company is planning a tribute for steve jobs next wednesday. it will be held in the outdoor amphitheater on the campus on cupertino at 10:00 in the morning, and it will be broadcast live to most retail stores for employees throughout the world. >>> in other tech news tonight, google announces it will press the m

you can't sit out there and put this stuff out there in the ether and just because you've got this mojo with the voters. they like the way you sound, you're a spunky fighter that that's going to take care of your foreign policy problems as well as your tax problems. and i think herman cain has got a lot of boning up to do if he's going to ride this momentum to the white house. >> let me ask you something as someone who follows republican politics closely, why hasn't mitt romney made that jump? if all of these cartoon characters were so ridiculous and they fluctuate up 20 points and down 20 points, why hasn't he risen above this pack of characters? >> well, i think because there's a narrative out there about mitt romney that has set in. that he has, i think, to some degree successfully begun to chisel away at. and that is his likability, his, you know, he's got this sort of stiff upper lip kind of approach. he can get a little bit prickly as we saw last night. and i think all of that grates on the nerves of people. back in the 2008 campaign, everyone who was running against him didn't li

>> reporter: after decades of misfortune, it seems motown has his mojo back.ve. the historically inept lions currently own the nfl's longest winning streak. and the university of michigan is 5-0. even the big three, ford, gm, and chrysler, are cruising these days and there is a common theme. >> if you look at alamo ollie, at ford, you look at mark royce at gm who has had a gm north america, they were both athletes when they were young and they saw good coaching and they saw what good coaching did and guess what? they are leaders of think like coaches rather than kings. >> reporter: david bing. >> he is a great example. >> reporter: a former star with the nba detroit pistons, dave bing is now the city's mayor at age 67 he is looking to lead his greatest comeback ever. >> my goal in this administration is to let the business community drive downtown, drive mid-town and our focus from a government standpoint needs to be in our neighborhoods. we are a blue collar city. there are people that bleed detroit. and i think nobody wants to give up on us. people want to s

there needs to be a decision and the best decision is reflected in fund-raising mojo. >> you mentioned some of the primaries being moved up. florida moved up its race and now it looks like we've got new hampshire, iowa, south carolina moving up theirs, as well. so iowa caucuses, as we mentioned, in three months from now. how does moving that primary calendar affect these candidates? >> it's really interesting. usually after the first couple wins, you have a clear front-runner. i think what we're going to see is a lot of back and forth here. iowa is looking to be perry country. new hampshire is looking to be romney country. south carolina could be perry country, nevada could be romney country. so you're going back and forth here. i think that means we're going to have an extended primary calend calendar. >> kind of fun to mention where we were four years ago. hillary clinton was the front-runner for the democrat and we had rudy giuliani, a front-runner for the gop. >> exactly. >> who knows, everybody can change. >> exactly. >>> peter alexander is at the news desk with a check of the oth

he doesn't have the same mojo he had going in. this is new. this is hope and change.stic what the lay of the land is going forward in re-election campaign. martha: show you something i definitely don't like, that is this poll. take a look at this. this concerns me greatly. is the united states in decline? 69% say yes. and you know what? what disturbing me the most about this isn't a question about do you think we're in a slump. do you think we're in a double-dip recession. this is question whether or not the country as a whole is in decline. >> right. martha: if you're detecting anything negative in me alan it goes to this concern and that is a scarely number. >> let me point out numbers congress has 9% much lower than the president has. martha: absolutely. >> that is terrible. >> gretchen, go ahead. >> historically that is always the case. congress's numbers are lower than the president. >> 9%. single digits? when that has ever happened. >> historic low. >> tell me when ever been that number. >> two years ago. >> 13%. >> two years ago. i think it shows that americans