because my momma didn't buy that. >> okay.'re going to go now. >> oh, it was so nice to meet you. i'm sure we'll be seeing you. it was nice. >> can you believe that? >> no. i am just been stubbed. >> and i just met my [ male announcer ] the new champions of taste. mighty wings from mcdonald's. bold, delicious bone-in chicken wings with a spicy kick. but they're only here for the season then it's lights out. oh, sorry, guys. mighty wings. there's something for everyone to love at mcdonald's. all the natural energy found in peanuts? caramel works. payday. crunchy, roasted peanuts and soft, delicious caramel come together to give you sweet energy. payday. fill up and go. and the walmart october savings event is here. right now, walmart has specials all over the store! it's like rollback'tober! on rollback you save $100 on this samsung tv... and $30 on this 55" vizio. rollbacks for the kids... and rollbacks for your ride. soapy rollbacks for only $6.00 rollback, rollback, rollback. it's rollback-tober. hot rotisserie rollbacks. at

i looked up at him and i said, you don't know my momma. she's going to kill me. officer was trying to teach me is that my mother's why was not the vehicle, it was her kids. john maxwell told me when you find your why you can find your way. america, we have to find our why so that we can find our way. you see, i believe our why is found in the declaration of independence. [applause] and it is a very simple concept. it says we hold these truths to be self evident that all men are created equal. that they are endowed by their creator -- not their government -- but their creator with certain unalienable rights. among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. i am one hundred percent committed to being involved in the pro-life movement because we must stand up for the unborn. we have a responsibility. all across america, to stand up for our children. it is our right. it is our responsibility. we cannot say no. 50 million -- more than 50 million americans have never touched the soil. more than 50 million americans have never touched the soil. that's a trave

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i know why your momma did it, but i also know what it feels a to be young and have your mama tell youthing you want to do. i got mad at my mom a whole bunch of times. you got mad at your mama too? >> yes. tavis: tommy the story -- this was not the original name. boys of alabama we know was not the name you started with. somebody had the sense to change it to that name. it was a group called the blind boys of mississippi. >> it was to blind groups -- two blind groups from mississippi and alabama. they started out practically at the same time. the blind boys of mississippi was from a little school in mississippi out of jackson called piney wood. tavis: i have been there many times. >> the blind boys of alabama came from alabama. the blind boys of mississippi, ther actual name was jackson pioneers predict the blind boys of alabama's actual name was happy and jubilee. the blind boys of alabama and mississippi got their names, that is another story. [laughter] tavis: can i just tell you, with all due respect, whoever came up with the happy land jubilee singers -- you know where i'm going,

it is up to you to save the not depend on the go when my family members had a hard a momma. and it was a lot of money just for him to fill out what was wrong. it was so expensive but what about medicare? >> this is to be seen. this is one of the biggest budget issue that we are have been is medicaid and medicare. they're trying to figure out what to do. we're probably going to see some higher tax or reform that needs to happen because part of the affordable care act is because all of these people are coming months of this. this is a large concern that you should not retire until you can budget at least 6 $800 a month. that will be your supplemental insurance feed, your copiague, your prescriptions. you have to be careful to make sure you are now retiring too soon. >> another thing is that people want to make sure they have saved enough money. we'd use weird calculations. is this right? >> it appears that you have to look at your expenses. you can say that this is what i am are learning and this is what i am withdrawing. you have to assume that you and a justice throughout 3%

normal now ♪ i know ♪ that's what normal now ♪ i don't want to know ♪ if that's what is normal now ♪ ♪ mommastarted they try to hide it ♪ ♪ when they get started they try to hide it ♪ ♪ no ♪ everything is normal now ♪ i know ♪ they will bring you down until everyone is normal now ♪ ♪ i know ♪ that's what normal now ♪ i don't want to know ♪ if that's what's normal now ♪ ♪ normal person ♪ ♪ normal person ♪ normal person ♪ like you ♪ how do you do ♪ how do you do ♪. >> stephen: . >> how do you do? thank you very much. >> stephen: the reflektors, we'll be right back. >> stephen: that's it for the report, folks. stay tuned for the premier of chris hardwick's new show@midnight starting now. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: hey, welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. my guest tonight, alan greenspan. alan greenspan joining us. our top story tonight shutdown fallout. the republican shut down was so offensive top even independents and moderates that thi

normal now ♪ i know ♪ that's what normal now ♪ i don't want to know ♪ if that's what is normal now ♪ ♪ mommastarted they try to hide it ♪ ♪ when they get started they try to hide it ♪ ♪ no ♪ everything is normal now ♪ i know ♪ they will bring you down until everyone is normal now ♪ ♪ i know ♪ that's what normal now ♪ i don't want to know ♪ if that's what's normal now ♪ ♪ normal person ♪ ♪ normal person ♪ normal person ♪ like you ♪ how do you do ♪ how do you do ♪. >> stephen: . >> how do you do? thank you very much. >> stephen: the reflektors, we'll be right back. x> stephen: that's it for the report, folks. stay tuned for the premier of chris hardwick's new show@midnight starting now. >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on the internet today. (bleep) (bleep)

this year has brought up the conju conjuring, the purge, evil dead, momma, warm bodies. these are relatively cheap movies to m to do well at the b, returns are huge. however, even high-budget scares w they did well enough that they're already talking about a se quill. like the successful saw franchise, paranormal activitity has found a slew of sequelings. next year, two are slated for release. and tomorrow, a revarp of hn-x hits the big screen. it starts with jullianne moore. horror is attracting some top hollywood talent. stars might adwree to work for less, but they'll get big payouts when the film does well. it's that they're all going to watch you. >> remember those horror movies and tv shows that haven't filled up your anxiety quota, may believe you should go out to lunch with a coworker. lunching with colleagues could actually stress you out. >> i swear to god, one of these days, i just -- >> work stressing you out? appare apparently, going tounch with coworker can be stressful, tosu g outo lunch with colleagues were just as tired at the end of the day as those who

anybody that doesn't know, he looks just like his momma. >> nobody can make sense of this tragedy. a little boy's mother taken away by an act of stupidity. >> we watched somebody that we treasured dear to our hearts and it's not fair. >> deborah: according to the aaa at least 1500 people are seriously injured or killed every year during senseless traffic disputes. >>> it's being called the world's most powerful address and an apartment building overlooking new york city's central park where a number of big stars live including disgraced yankee baseball star alex rodriguez. a new book claims that a-rod was pretty busy not only with his famous girlfriends but also with hookers. paul boyd explains. >> did baseball's highest paid player hire high priced call girls two at a time twice a week at one of new york city's most exclusive apartment buildings? one time he had two go up. they came down and left and ten minutes later cameron diaz walks in said one building employee at 15 central park west. alex rodriguez lived here at the exclusive condo on the upper west side for two years movin

him and my baby's momma don't play. [laughter] you all know i like gossip.me old gossip about the same old celebrities, which is why i always tell you, i watch

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i don't think stocks are cheap right now either. >> monetary momma. not if rand paul has his way. >> i think he has troubles. >> there's some issues there as well, based on the news today. so, stephanie, what do you want to do here in terms of putting money to work? you bavengically just talked about a couple of names that you would buy. anything you want to short right here? >> well, actually, we raised cash in august. and in september. we thought we'd get some volatility. putting more money into the market. i would say this, though, we have been very much cyclical focus. industrials, materials, some technologies, definitely the financials. we actually started to broaden out the portfolio into staple stocks because of the p&g, because it's good to have diversification, balance. we've been putting it back in where we see opportunity. >> we'll leave it there. thanks, everybody. appreciate your time today. have a great weekend. >> thanks. >> we'll see you soon. meanwhile, adds just mentioned, more dysfunction in our nation's capital. politico's ben whit

actually, the oldest one calls me momma love. everybody else calls me mom. they all have their different way of communicating. >> you get along with their mom? >> we have noaby mma drama. i give my husband all the credit. if he wasn't the man he was, we would have drama. >> yes. >> we have a great time together. we are all great friends. even for thanksgiving, i'm spending thanksgiving with my daughter, her mother, her grandmother, great grandmother, my husband, my oldest son's mother. it's like this is the new normal, baby. >> it absolutely is. >> now, you don't have any children, yet. >> i'm working on , honey. as a matter of fact, i'll be ovulating soon. >> is he here in new york? >> no, i have to get on the plane, honey. trust me, look, i count down my days of travel. during that time of ovulation, i stay home or i get home, okay. >> you are not pulling my leg, are you? >> i'm serious. are you kidding me? when you get 42, you have to pea on the stick, okay. >> you go to the drugstore and ge an ovulation kit. >> i'm taking it aund the clock. and then, aft

a road trip and youl never believe who we ran into in a restaurant along the way, honey boo boo's mommae. she was celebrating honey boo boo's birthday and she brought me over to meet the whole boo boo famil they were all on their best behavior and i didn't hear a single burp the whole night. this is good. thks, teresa. our next fan out is from kola who watches our show here in new york in brooklyn. she says, hi, wendy, i was at work talking to one of my co-workers when i heard a customer walk up behind me and ask for help. when i turned around, i couldn't believe my eyes. it was paris ilton. kola is working in a beauty supply store. kola, you look like a celebrity yourself. she was happy to strike a pose with me and even said i was pretty and that my ombre hair was hot. it made my day. our next celebrity fan out comes from mike g. who watches the wendy show on wsvn in miami, florida. mikesays, hi, wendy, i'm a doctor and i recently went to work at a hospital in central africa. you won't believe who i saw, charlize theron. she was so sweet and thanked me for all my hard work. it was an a

the problem for the rescuers was momma.he was making things difficult by staying close to the calf. it took two hours to free the whale and then mom and child went south. >>> "captain phillips" tells the story of richard phillips and the maersk alabama. now, they're suing the ship's owner and other company for $50 million. they say the ship was sailed into dangerous waters, despite several warnings to save money. the case will be heard in alabama in december. >>> in tucson, arizona, a 911 dispatcher may have landed herself in legal hot water after laughing at a man calling in an emergency. lallo delgado called 911 when his car and his girlfriend caught on fire. but he says the woman's initial reaction was laughter. all of it on tape. >> is your girlfriend still on fire? >> no. >> no. okay. is your vehicle still on fire? >> it's hilarious, huh? >> is your vehicle still on fire? >> i just heard your smirk. >> i'm sorry. it wasn't regarding that, okay. >> yeah. i just heard you laugh. >> the sheriff's department admits they me

there wasn't much left of this honda element after a momma bear and two cubs got through with it. on the doors. everything else shredded. the couple suspects that bears got stuck inside. all the animals got for their trouble was a pack of gum and some mints. a whole lot of interior. >> all of the insurance. something for a new car. >>> an amazing scene at a vatican event. pope francis and a young visitor. pope francis giving him a pat on the face. he's not ready to leave in fact, he tries to get between the pope and the man he was greeting. when that didn't work, he joined francis' staff. the youngster even got pope francis to give him a little hug around the legs. how about that. >> oh. that's so cute. >>> well, google is refusing to say a word as speculation is growing over a mystery barge that's floating in the san francisco bay. >> the project is so secretive, that coast guard members and other government officials have reportedly signed confidenty agreements. the barge is protected by fences and security guards. a similar one is being built in maine. tech experts are suspecti

and my grandparents were called momma kay and poppa. >> what were your parents like and did you talk politics? >> we talked about it. it was a part of life. my uncle was a flamboyant politician. in 1947 or 1948, he was elected. he was 20 years old. you had to be at least 21 to serve. he turned 21 when he was serving. he was one of the famous civil rights before it was even thought about. he was defeated on that issue. he did not think there should be two sets of books, one for black children and one for white children. they defeated him on that. that's back in 1950. he served with robert byrd. family was always important. we had to start working.

my baby momma sent me this with the first picture too. there's the day he was born. i don't know.> robby mcanally has been in prison a little more than two years. in all that time, he hasn't had a single visit with his 3-year-old son. recent contact with the child's mother had given him hope that a visit might be imminent. but now the child's mother represented in a tattoo on his arm has changed her plans. >> [ bleep ] her. she been talking about for the past two and a half months now i'm going to bring trey down there. i'm going to bring trey down there. now all of a sudden, miss you're too busy. i think i'm going to turn her into a clown, bro. >> don't do that. >> i will turn her into a clown. >> you just talking [ bleep ]. he loves that girl. >> i do love her but she ain't work a [ bleep ]. >> later, mcanally revealed one possible reason why the mother of his child has not followed through on visits. he said it was an incident that happened before he returned to prison. something he rarely talks about. >> it was a domestic battery. i haven't seen him since then. yeah. that's th

just wanna stay with the beat ♪ ♪ we live in arizona there is lots of heat yo yo check this out ♪ ♪ momma to me while watching property brothers 'cause you know ♪ ♪ they're the favorite of the mother ♪ >> you got that right. ♪ they're hot like chips and salsa a bag of chips and m&ms tater tots ♪ ♪ and mac & cheese i once was a hottie i have four kids look what it ♪ ♪ did to my body my name is debbie i drive i even ride all the time ♪ ♪ that's kind of whack my souls far better look at me in my navy blue sweater ♪ ♪ jimmy jimmy jimmy i am a mom of four great kids they are the best i ever did ♪ ♪ i'm a bookkeeper now i work for the school and most people say that's really cool ♪ ♪ the girls say i love him the best that's not true and that's not right ♪ ♪ but i'm not going to tell the that tonight driving my mini van to panera ♪ ♪ order my favorite turkey sierra >> 'cause i'm with my son. >> okay. ♪ i used to tap doing with my thing and i can keep them going and i can keep on going ♪ ♪ all the best moms all right now all the moms the best now ♪ ♪ word from your mother [ cheers and applause ]

my favorite part is when i call her super remedy she calls me super momma.ranger who quickly became so much more. >> hi. it's so wonderful to see you. how are you? >> super skills. >> you have super skills? because of you cape? >> robin made the colorful wrap by hand. a product of her mortal skills and a super human drive that soars far above just one cape. >> three weeks ago we had 400 kids waiting. right now we're down to 100 but we're getting about 10 nominations every day. >> at first she stitched a few capes for relatives and then learned about a girl born with a severe skin disorder. >> it was a moment that she needed a cape. my son looked cute but she needed one. >> reporter: to date robin has cloaked more than 1700 kids battling illnesses and living with disabilities, building an army of super heros. >> they'reoing to the hospital in their cape and wearing them to their first day of school because kids make fun of them. >> with new requests coming in each day robin quit her job and opened a one room workshop where she and her volunteers can keep the

as well as the vh1 "sexy crazy cool," li'l momma, keke palmer, and drew sidora. >> thank you, chili.n cooking. we see the commercial and go, that's us. oh, my god. like it never happened to us before. it's just like a dream come true. >> and you're executive producer. you were there -- >> from the beginning. >> and how emotional was it for you, with li'l momma playing lisa? >> when we saw her audition tape, it was like, that's it. she's the one. you know? and when she gets in character, with the dark contacts, her eyes are hazel. we were talking to her, and it was like -- it was strange for us sometimes, freaked us out a little bit. and how was it for you? >> really emotional. but fun. it was a fun shoot. you can't stop laughing. keke, she has enough. and these two are just as themselves, they're really funny. >> you play chili, right? >> yeah. >> how was it for you? >> i told her every time. we hang out and having a few sleepovers. i had to catch myself because i was so star-struck. girl -- you're biggest fan. watching "scrubs." i remember performing "scrubs." i had the outfit she h

i grew up in the church so, you know, i kind of in the background heard my momma's voice. >> whetherhigh school students, give him a round of applause. >> the bible says be ready. you have to be ready. if you have time to do anything, you have time to do the right thing. >> reporter: his co-workers call him big country but across this big country it's his big heart we'll all remember. lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >>> that guy is awesome. >> he is. >> simple. >> no two ways about it. you saw everybody else walking by. >> and he's driving a bus and he stops. >> right. a bus full of people in it so they had places to go and he stops because he saw -- >> could have gotten her on the back side. come on babe, bless your heart. fly right. he sits down with her. >> he sat down. he truly saved her life. i think it's clear to say she was on the verge of doing something that she -- obviously everybody was going to regret and he stepped in right in the nick of time. >> love it. >> very cool guy. >>> coming up, who do you think is more influential, certain members of the kardashian clan or

. >> a little girl has become internet sensation for giving her momma memorable video for herbert dayy. if help birthday. pi will have you so much. >> okay. could that be cuter. 2-year-old goes on to list all the reasons why she loves her mom and she's beautiful. you are the best cook. you tube clip has been viewed more than 550,000 times. she had help from her dad who happens to be a professional photographer. the entire video posted on abc 7 news.com. you have to check it out. >> class was caps el for one private school in columbus. beautiful. head master mcwilliams at christian school making good on promise he made 25 years ago. he said the thought of cancelling school because of nice weather first came to him after he called off class because of snow. >> i really don't know others that have didn't that. i don't know who is most excited about it. >> well it shouldn't get too excited. he says this is a one time deal. the only time school will be cancelled because of beautiful weather. but how about this. where was he when we were in school. >> i was just thinking. that where was he.

residents there are on alert after this momma bear and her two cubs were spotted on the prowl. looking for food. we believe, in residential neighborhood. experts say recent wet weather there and a shortage of food has sent the bears searching far and wide. you see them searching far and wide there. they're looking for food. >> what is going on in atlanta? didn't they just report a wild pig? >> yeah. >> out of control down there in atlanta. >> thanks, ron. >> thanks, ron. >>> now, to a stunning case of art imitating life this morning. anybody who has seen the hit show "homeland" will remember that extraordinary scene where the vice president is murdered when somebody hacks into his pacemaker. now, a real-life former vice president says he feared exactly the same sort of attack. here's abc's don cleper. >> reporter: last season on the hit show "homeland" ended with afascinating assassination plot. but in an interview with cbs news, the very nonfictional former vice president, dick cheney, says the vulnerability is all-too real. >> i was aware of the danger, if you will, that exis

hi, momma. you look so much better. >> today newark pd dispatcher laura lewis who fielded several calls about the distressed dog came to see how the shepard and her puppies were doing. bristol had no microchip and no tags. and so far the owner has not come forward. >> our hopes are to actually find her a wonderful home for the time being we would like to find her a foster for her and her children. >> a few police officers have expressed interest in adopting one of these furrey friends. who knows one day this little guy who hasn't even opened his eyes yet may one day become a canine pup. >> this story is really touching a lot of people. in fact, i just text here with the veterinary hospital and the last couple of hours, they received more than 20 calls of people wanting to adopt bristol and her puppies. reporting live in fremont, nbc bay area news. >> you can tell she is a sweet dog. people walking up to her with her puppies. >> five people in our newsroom called in as well. let's bring in jeff r

somebody else ♪ ♪ there's a lesson i learned that i need to tell ♪ ♪ you see the doctor that saved my momma'sh all my life, but man i used to give him hell. ♪ let him shine, shine like a diamond ♪ ♪ give him time and you'll find there's snow covered rose ♪ ♪ god's light shines for everybody ♪ ♪ so get out of god's way, nothing grows in shadows ♪ [ applause ] >> brian milson. i hope you'll get his album and support his music. thank you so much, brian, for being here. and to all of you, thank you, god bless. and until next week, from the fox news studios in new york, good night. ♪ let him shine, shine like a diamond ♪ ♪ give him time and you'll find they're a snow covered rose ♪ ♪ god's light shines for everybody ♪ ♪ to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (aaron) purrrft. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. and better is so easy withrning you cabenefiber.o something better for yourself. fiber that's taste-free, gr

at number five, this ain't your momma's library. >> what's the matter with you?hink of librarians like this. not like this. looks like not all the ink is being used for books. this new 2014 calendar makes our top of the list because, well, it's a talker. the calendar was put together by the rhode island library association to illustrate how libraries have evolved and librarians, too. it seems long overdue. >> it's a library. >> for just 12 bucks, you can see how bookworms have blossomed into butterflies. now, you are caught up and clued in on the top of the list. >> hanibel meets eisenberg and he likes what he sees.

douglas: the baby's born, and when the baby was two, he went to chicago with his other baby's momma. we were together then, and i'm pregnant with his son. he went to chicago, we didn't hear from him for about four months. didn't call and check up on his daughter, didn't call and check up on the pregnancy or nothing. "oh, you looking for your man? he's with me. "you wonder why he's not calling your daughter? 'cause he's with me." that's how i knew he was in chicago. were you with another one of your children's mother when you... ...went to chicago like she's saying? yeah, i actually was. 'cause i was actually with my other baby's mom, before i was actually with alexandra. okay... douglas: it's confusing. it's very confusing. but now we're supposed to be together, he still talks to other people and his baby's mom, and i'm not doing nothing. okay. as i read the statement this morning... i recall saying you had five children? yes, your honor. yeah. judge lake: it's as if you speaking about this thing like it's, "oh, yeah, 'cause i was with my other child's mother, "and i just went on to

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. >> the momma called the doctor and the doctor said, "no more monkeys jumping on the bed." >> narratorone morning, the group headed off to work at one of those orphanages, a mother teresa home. >> it was in the slums of the slums, really, where this orphanage was, so we had to walk through all of these narrow streets that i had never walked through before. >> and we basically took a shortcut through the train station. so you crossed over the tracks and then we were walking adjacent to the train tracks. and as we were going under an overpass... >> i was in the very back, walking, and all of a sudden, you know, out of nowhere... >> a train went by and i noticed, i just remember thinking in my head that it went by, "wow, that went by rather quickly." >> the momentum and the speed hooked my sleeve and ran me over and dragged me underneath the train. the wheel ran over my leg and i start losing a ton of blood. i just started bleeding everywhere. >> narrator: ricci was pulled from under the train. lucky to be alive, he was rushed to a local hospital. a doctor came in. >> he reached up on the

momma bear is concerned. she steps in and grabs the cub by the neck and drags her back.exist in the world. there she is. come on back here. don't be doing that. two giant panda twins have been named here in the u.s. instead of cub "a" and cub "b" zoo atlanta has names. they are the first pair of giant panda twins born in the u.s. the names mean something indescribable and magnificent. cute. >>> one georgia teenager has a lot to cheer about. she's a guinness record holder. this is the video that got her that record. [ cheers and applause ] >> who can't do that? kidding. it's amazing. 16-year-old clark broke the record for the most consecutive back hand springs. the previous was 36. she managed an incredible 44 of them. that's pretty cool. congratulations, michaela. >>> hello, everyone. 6:00 on the nose here in the east. it is a beautiful evening in new york city. i'm don lemon. you are in the cnn news room. we start with new allegations in the past few hours. could be a new test with u.s. relations with the closest allies. a german magazine said the nsa has been spying on

of get them nice and tender enough to roll the leaves with is, we found, my mother and i of course, mommawe're just going to core the center core here, we'll just take it completely out just like that. okay, and now, i still have a little bit of that kind of stem, kind of still in there, and i want to release it all, because basically what we're going to do, you can see that i'm just sort of turn my paring knife as i kind of dig in a little deeper to get the rest of that core out, just like that. see that? okay, so, now, we have our savoy cabbage, our curly cabbage, called a curly cabbage because of its curly crinkley leaves is completely out and we're just basically going to invert this down into our boiling water, just like that. and you can kind of start to, you know, help the cabbage along. you'll start to see that the leaves start to separate, and with your tongues you can kind of just help lift the leaves off just like so. and they come off so easily. and as you're lifting the leaves out, you just want to make sure that you're getting as much of the hot water off of the leaves befor

. >> in this picturesque town of 2,200, the likes of big momma named because the man who grew her sayshe is wide in the hips, it is pride of place in the pumpkin parade. >> over columbus day weekend the annual damariscotta pumpkinfest and regatta attracts 15,000 visitors. >> the people of damariscotta have discovered something about themselves, where pumpkins are concerned, they are incapable of leaving well enough alone. no pumpkin can remain undecorated, unphotographed, uneaten or unraced. >> ♪ pumpkin, pumpkin on the ground. pumpkin -- >> but you haven't seen anything until you have seen a pumpkin boat. >> we should have somebody named know a building this. >> noah building this. >> builds, a by day and pumpkins by night. >> it is true, bill clark is an engineer at a nearby shipyard. he and buzz pink ham were the mastermind behind giant pumpkin boat racing. >> this is your grandchild and you see no rationale whatsoever in it? >> that's the beauty of the whole thing. >> i mean nothing makes sense. >> the cast of characters who assembled at buzz's garden center is, shall we say, eclec

the high pressure is still building overhead and that means that we will see a momma autumn like temperatures.autumn 7 day around the bay shows warmer weather into friday. the time right now is 5:47 a.m.. >> we're still watching the east shore freeway where a earlier occurring accident has been cleared. although it has only added three minutes to your drive, 17 and minutes before the east shore freeway. arrest of the ride is looking good and we're starting to see slowing through the will pass for highway 4. south 680 has not started to back up. westbound 5/8 is heavy. the south bay freeway is looking okay. the north bay ride is still a problem free also. the bay bridge is still very light westbound because of a slowing on interstate 80. the 92, san mateo bridge has no delays. the golden gate bridge is also easy from marin county and san francisco. >> for the second consecutive day, the woman accused in a d.u.i. crash that killed a couple was unable to appear in court. 53 year-old marjorie reitzell was scheduled to be arraigned yesterday but was once again excused because of medical reasons. police s

(kenya) debbie, where is my momma? don't she got my clothes?, let me go find your dress. (announcer) the minutes tick away and still no dress, but it's not all bad news-- the guests have arrived. you lyin'. people are here. i know you lyin'. i'm pissed. ain't none of my stuff goin' right. (announcer) coming up... will a few ceremonial snafus... what happened? (announcer) give kenya a case of the wedding day blues? that was a disaster! nothin' went right. (announcer) find out next on "bridezillas!" olay total effects. it's a phenomenon with anti-aging plus tinted bb cream. c for instant color. c for correction. it fights 7 signs of aging flawlessly. find the rave reviews at olay.com. the next day, we sprayed febreze air effects and asked real people what they thought. i can't believe i don't smell any of this. febreze did a really great job. impressive. [ male announcer ] febreze air effects eliminates tough odors for good. febreze. breathe happy. (announcer) fifteen minutes after the wedding was supposed to start, kenya's mother finally arrives

you and momma were sitting here-- you mean to tell me, you, momma and willie didn't know how to spelleally didn't. so, what we gonna do to correct this, because we can't fix it, they already went out. response cards already back. we can make you one and put it in your book. (laughing) with your right name. um, no. willie! (announcer) not satisfied with her sister's solution, our bridezilla calls in the other guilty party, her brother-in-law, willie. remember, i paid for these, so, everybody saw this part and this part, and that make ya'll co-conspirators, okay? i really need to know how we're gonna fix this. we'll work with you. yeah, well, you come up with a number, and i'll come up with a number and we'll just agree on my number. if i would have taken this to a regular wedding vendor they would have done the same thing. apologized and refund me my money. i will take this, legally, if my sister and willie do not refund me my money. when i go to work, next week, guess what, on lunch break, i'm going to small claims court. gimme my money. (announcer) on top of everything else, lisa has

take a look at some momma wilyour headlines she have patchy fog and cool conditions for your morning.a possibility for tomorrow morning. >> looking ahead, you can expect a warming trend by friday the temperatures will cool back down into the weekend. the seven day of around the bay highlights subtle changes and focus your attention on thursday, we should have great conditions with low 70's. the temperatures will be seasonal and friday shaping of to be the warmest day. again, the temperatures will start to slide down. >> there are chain requirements for interstate 80. here closer to home, we're not looking at any major problems and no hot spots, we do not even see much in the way a slow traffic. 92, the san mateo bridge is having a good ride and no problems in both directions. they have also cleared a 92 on the peninsula. the golden gate bridge has a good ride for 1 01 northbound and southbound. the '92 riots at skyline boulevard had a problem but chp has cleared it. 580 is starting to pick of slowing it through the alta mount pass. the san ramon valley it is 16 minutes down to dublin.

since joe decided to act like a fool today during rehearsal, i had somebody call his momma.won't happen. that's a trip. if a man ever gets out of line, call his momma. ♪ (announcer) after a long rehearsal, tanesha's wedding guests return to her house for dinner, but it's far from being ready. i'm just gonna put them in here, in the bowl right here. well, the dinner's gonna start, and it's not gonna be like a sit down dinner. it's gonna be like a family gathering more than a rehearsal dinner. (announcer) just as the cooking gets underway, the chef runs out of cooking oil while frying up the fish, so in a very un-bridezilla move, tanesha volunteers for what should be a quick run to the store. all right-- hurry up. (announcer) forty-five minutes pass and still no tanesha, and the hungry crowd starts to grumble. yes, i'm very hungry. is the food done? she had to go get grease. why don't you go see where the food at? i don't know, waiting-- trying to find out... where the (beep) tanesha's at. she's been gone about, almost an hour. come on. wal-mart's five minutes away. i tried to

aunt tamron wants you not to cry. [ baby crying ] >> it's okay momma. it's okay. let's see. go. shh. >> it's okay. it's okay. [ baby crying ] >> tamron, thank you, nice job. >> oh, cool. and that is what is trending today. >>> just ahead, a football coach found a very touching way to inspire his entire community. but first, the legendary robert redford. he is an actor known for classic rolls in butch cassidy and the sun dance kid and all the president's men and won an oscar for directing ordinary people. his newest movie is an adventure at sea featuring redford as a single nameless and nearly wordless character. take a look. >>> robert redford, good morning, nice to have you here. >> hi, matt. >> when's the last time you excepted a roll in a movie that had a script of 30 pages? >> this year. >> very little dialogue and the good news is you don't have a lot to memorize. the challenging part is this is all you. it's you on screen alone, in silence, tight shots of your face. what were the challenges? >> yeah, i'm surprise the audience still stayed. >> it's incredibly compelling

sarah palin, hilary clinton, baby momma, that's my favorite. 2013 golden globes. looks great as a jersey girl. >> jersey floor. >> or all of the above. >> i like the palin clinton too. >> go to today.com and let us know what you think. >> coming up on trending, are oreo cookies really more addictive than some drugs. >> evidence here. and brad pitt on why he says his new movie is the reason he got into the film business. plus the creator of the bridget ♪ wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin, but i wondered, "could i up my game?" my doctor told me about eliquis. and three important reasons to take eliquis instead. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less major bleeding than warfarin. and three... unlike warfarin, there's no routine blood testing. [ male announcer ] don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor t