detective munch gets tonight's last word.he rewrite tonight, what ted cruz has in common with a father who has ten children on medicaid. they both hate government. jackie: there are plenty of things i prefer to do on my own. but when it comes to investing, i just think it's better to work with someone. someone you feel you can really partner with. unfortunately, i've found that some brokerage firms don't always encourage that kind of relationship. that's why i stopped working at the old brokerage, and started working for charles schwab. avo: what kind of financial consultant are you looking for? talk to us today. >>> republican senator brook of massachusetts. first elected to the senate in 1966. carol mosley-braun first african-american woman in 1988, followed by barack obama in 2004. three other african-americans were appointed to the senate by state governors, burress, scott, and cowen. first african-americans who serve in the u.s. senate was rhoads in 1870 followed by bruce in 1875. both elected by the mississippi state le

detective munch gets tonight's last word.he rewrite tonight, what ted cruz has in common with a father who has ten children on medicaid. they both hate government. thin and grungy. mm. now he's totally huggable. i wash everything with tide plus downy. makes his clothes soft and clean... just like one of my teddy bears. more like a grizzly bear. a teddy bear. that's my tide. what's yours? >>> republican senator brook of massachusetts. first elected to the senate in 1966. carol mosley-braun first african-american woman in 1988, followed by barack obama in 2004. three other african-americans were appointed to the senate by state governors, burress, scott, and cowen. first african-americans who serve in the u.s. senate was rhoads in 1870 followed by bruce in 1875. both elected by the mississippi state legislature during reconstruction before the 17th amendment. of course was ratified in 1913. senators were chosen by state legislatures, not by direct popular vote. up next -- the lessons of the shut down. according to president oba

. >> abolina's munch on a pumpkin. >>> well, isn't this sweet?ur prankster friend, jack vail, decited to record a message to his lovely wife. >> would you mind taking my little video clip for my wife. >> i love you. i miss you. i'll see you tomorrow and i have a little kind of a surprise. sorry, this is awkward. >> no, no, it is not. >> oh! that's priceless. >> good. >> it's a cute bathing suit top. not on him. >> this guy is standing there looking at that. >> i know, something to look forward to. i love you. i'll see you tomorrow. bye, babe. >> of course, it is not a completely sweet message have the it is oddly awkward. jack pushes the envelope of awkward very far. >> i'll leave you with something. >> whoa! >> lower it a little bit. put it right there. >> oh. he srtn >> i love you, babe. mmm. >> awkward. >> i went to bed sometimes. i had a bed wetting problem. in the middle of the night, sometimes i crawl into bed with her. >> jack vail, funny and awkward. >> mmm-mmm. i love you. i can't wait to see you. here is a little something to remember m

there is no sense of national crisis amongst the people munching their way around the exhibits. anything that can be deep-fried is coded in batter and consumed. >> i think they should shut it down and keep it down. >> why is that? >> because we need to take a stand against obamacare. we do not like it in any way, shape, or form. >> i think the government has gotten too big. obamacare is the worst thing that has happened to us in the country. >> opinions in texas can be fierce and in-your-face. perhaps it is a legacy of the cowboy heritage. but you can hear views like that all over the south and midwest. it is why many republican politicians do not see a dilemma in adopting a strategy others brand reckless. it is not as though texas is unaffected by the shutdown. it is not as is the as usual. he is a navy inspector, devastated to be sent home. >> it's terrible not knowing if you have a job or when you come back to work. we have not been sold a long this will take. they need to get the government back to work and work out their differences. >> national parks like a great creek are

. >> outside the stadium tailgaters munched on pregame peanuts but didn't mind the ban. >> give it upor a day. everyone knows it. it's advertised ahead of time so you don't accidentally take them in there with you. >> how has it come to this. why has the number of peanut allergies in kids tripled. dr gupta says there are plenty of theories. we may be too clean as a society. antibacterial products are used, keeping kids from getting common infections. in the north-west the loss of a treat for fans is a big score for this one. . >>> that report from chicago. another on the top story. florida law enforcement captures two convicted killers on the run. they've been released from prison with fake documents. charles walker and joseph jenkins were serving life sentences, and were let out of the franklin correctional institution in north-west florida on september 27th. they were found at a motel in panama city in florida. hours before walker's mother pleaded for her son to turn herself in. >> that will do it for this edition of al jazeera news. coming up at 7: 00 i'll tell you about the transi

there is no sense of national crisis amongst the people munching their way around the exhibits. anything that can be deep-fried is coded in batter and consumed. >> i think they should shut it down and keep it down. >> why is that? >> because we need to take a stand against obamacare. we do not like it in any way, shape, or form. >> i think the government has gotten too big. obamacare is the worst thing that has happened to us in the country. >> opinions in texas can be fierce and in-your-face. perhaps it is a legacy of the cowboy heritage. but you can hear views like that all over the south and midwest. it is why many republican politicians do not see a dilemma in adopting a strategy others brand reckless. it is not as though texas is unaffected by the shutdown. it is not as is the as usual. he is a navy inspector, devastated to be sent home. >> it's terrible not knowing if you have a job or when you come back to work. we have not been sold a long this will take. they need to get the government back to work and work out their differences. >> national parks like a great creek are

another constant for us every day is going to be munching practice the fundamentals of soldiering put your hands and feet in the right place at the right time to the right rhythm i guess this is why they call it a drill because unless it's coming into your skull until it sticks it's easy to mess it up. we can spend hours on the square trying to get it right. one thing we all have in common is how exhausted we are by lights out eleven pm you've got dozens of men ready to collapse the russians have a saying that something stinks like a barracks and it's certainly true we're just all too tired to care. i knew today was going to be tough when we lined up in front of our heavy equipment we put on a flak jacket helmet gas mask and webbing about twenty five kilos worth and we're told get ready to run. this is what they call a forced march and its brutal two kilometers would normally be a breeze but soon the extra weight has your shoulders in agony and my new boots are killing me. just to give us twenty minutes to recover in the shade but i was struggling and i was wondering how the others we

. >> outside the stadium, tailgaters munched on pre-game peanuts but said they didn't mind the ban. >> band give it up >> this one day. everybody knows they advertised it at home so you don't accidentally take them in there with you. >> how has it come to this? why has the number of peanut allergies in kids tripled since 199 sneven dr. gupta says there are plenty of theories but nobody knows for sure. she says we may have become too clean as a society. all of the echt bacteriam products we use may be keeping kids from getting common infections that ultimately prevent food allergies. at northwestern today, the lots of a popular treat for a lot of fans is actually a big school. andy rosen in chicago. >> an artifact of the legendary disaster has become a million dollar collectors term. coming up next on al jazeera america. your retirement? i'm here to make the connections to your money real. real money with ali velshi tomorrow - 7 eastern on al jazeera america >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at your top stories, two naval officers and an nci agent have been arrested

. >> reporter: terrell leaves for school munching on dry control yell, eats a free breakfast at growthementary. >> i like it because it's free took. thanks to a state program they serve a free breakfast for any student under 18 regardless of income. 94% of the students at grove park eat free or reduced lunches. >> food and security runs our school. kids will come in off the bus and you can tell already what kind of morning it is. >> reporter: grove park elementary has a food pantry for families in crisis in addition, each week the charity feeding south florida gives rotating groups of students free bags of food to take home. terrell's mother, 28-year-old tar -a struggles to put mod need on the able even when food stamps, they makes $15,000 a year working part time at a school. >> i don't want him to go to bed huchinge reu, he takes roids and he's hungry. >> reporter: we asked him how he feels when he's hungry and trying to learn. >> crazy someones my minds. >> reporter: life hasn't been easy for the single mother and her son, she's been raising him alone shins his father died when he w

. >> reporter: outside the stadium tailgaters munched on pregame peanuts but didn't mind the ban. >> to give it up for one day? >> yeah, everybody knows it ahead of time so you don't accidentally take some in with you. >> reporter: how has it come to this? why has the number of peanut allergies in kids tripled since 1977. dr. gupta says there are plenty of theories, but nobody knows for sure. she said we may have become too clean as a society. all the antibacterial products we use may keep kids from getting common infections that ultimating pooeverevent food allergies. at northwestern today the loss of a popular treat for fans is really a big boost for them. >>> the legendary disaster has become a million dollar collector's item. we have that next on "al jazeera america." news stories? it drives discussion across america. >> share your story on tv and online. >>> an iconic artifact from the titanic brought in a record price at auction. the violin believed to be played on the deck as it was sinking brought in $1.6 million. andrew potter reports. >> reporter: corroded by the ocean and

a lot easier, scott, when the web site is fully operational and that won't be for at least another munch. >> pelley: major, thanks. the policies major mentioned are being canceled because they don't meet the minimum standards set by the new health care law. jan crawford confirmed that more than two million americans are gettinginize they can no longer keep their policies, including 279,000 in california, michigan, 140,000. florida, 300,000. and in new jersey, 800,000. if the purchases on the obamacare web site are small, as that agency official predicted today, what does that mean to insurance companies that need large groups of members for their plans to work? sharyl attkisson is looking into that. >> reporter: evergreen health of maryland is a nonprofit insurer that got start wade $65 million loan from the federal government. just days into the enrollment fiasco, c.e.o. dr. peter beilenson had to blow up his business plan. >> we actually called a meeting immediately upon learning of these difficulties with the exchange of our entire 35-person staff and said, "listen, guys, we're going

>> the story behind this northern california surfer's munched board. at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. officials are questioning a captured al qaeda leader who spent the past 15 years on e run. a special forces team captud u ah-nas >>> u.s. counter-terrorism officials are questioning a captured al qaeda leader who spent the past 15 years on the run. a special forces team captured abu anas al-libi over the weekend. in libya, in fact. he was on the fbi's "most wanted" list for his alleged role in the 1998 bombings of two american embassies in africa that killed 220 people. libya's government is not pleased with the capture accusing the u.s. of kidnapping al-libi. he is expected to be put on trial in new york. >>> it was a rough weekend for california's online health insurance marketplace. julie watts has been looking into the problems and what's being done to fix them. >>> reporter: >> i like what i see. >> reporter: ricardo says california

and you can't help but sneak a few goodies to munch on. >> and you stand at the door handing out thelittle goblins, before you know what's in the candies bag, it's good to know the calories. >> so you don't blow your diet with health and diet editor madeline. >> hi, how are you? >> we're going trick or treating together. >> we're going to door number 1. >> trick or treat! >> both of these treats have the same calories. five pieces. one has a lot less fat, is it the tootsie roll -- >> it's the tootsie roll. >> it is the tootsie roll. >> i love those. >> one for jenna. >> i like to ring door number 2. >> okay. >> open the door. >> here's two candy favorites. fun size servings. three three musketeers and two of the reese's peanut buttercups. all fun size. which has fewer calories. >> three musketeers. >> i don't even want to know that because we prefer this. >> there's only 40 calories difference, if you want more volume, take these three. >> i don't like three musketeers. >> okay. >> next door, here we go. >> knock, knock. >> trick or treat! >> one of these treats has 50 call reese --

detective munch. on all of the different "law & order" shows, whatever. we say we're going to miss you because you're retiring. >> yeah. [laughter] >> this has to be the richest person. dick wolf is the creator of "law & order." god, can you imagine if he has kids? >> i was going to say, speaking of that, i was reading your story about lamar. >> i should be in your will. >> if you call me and say harvey's paying for your kids college. you would kill me -- >> but you would accelerate it. >> when it happens, my kids have been like 12 and needs college funds. >> 70, right? >> i 92! >> thanks, buddy. take care. >> hey, what up, bro? >> kevin federline kicking it in the calabasas commons. >> enjoying your weekend? >> yeah. little me time before getting back to the 9:00 to 5:00 bowling crushing smoke and laying golf. something seemeds different about k. >> kevin federline is back to completely thin, harvey. >> thin? oh, my god, it is thin. which is amazing considering not chris ago he was -- farrelly adjacent. >> remember that. i had to stand out the ambulance.

mmm-mmm. [ munching ] yummy, yummy, yummy. mmm. scrumptious!but i have a bad tummy ache! oh boy! oh boy! pig & red: that's a problem. what should i do if i want popcorn but my tummy hurts? [ stomach rumbling ] good question! when we have a question we look... all: in a book! which book should we look in? [ ♪ ] peas and carrots, carrots and peas... book come out, please, please, please! let's read the title of this book. we know what to do. we need to jump into this book... and find the answer to princess pea's question. first, we look for super letters... and then put them in... our super duper... computer. super duper computer, how many super letters do we need? [ beeping ] oh-h! in this story, we need 12 super letters, and then we'll get... [ triumphant ♪ ] our super story answer! it's time to transform! ready? all: ready! arms in! put your arm in! [ ♪ ] whyatt: super readers... all: to the rescue! [ ♪ ] alpha pig! with alphabet power! [ ♪ ] wonder red! with word power! [ ♪ ] princess presto with spelling power! [ ♪ ] super why, with the powe

. >> outside the stadium tailgaters mumped on pregame -- munched on pregame peanuts. >> just this one day, you don't accidentally take some in there with you. >> how has it come to this? why last the number of peanut allergies in kids tripled since 1997? dr. gupta says there are plenty of theories, nobody knows for sure. we play have become too clean as a society, antibacteria, to prevent allergies. and at northwestern, the lost of a treat is actually a big gain for this fan. andy rosen, al jazeera. >>> six months into his term, the new president of venezuela bands new powers. why that's a dangerous idea. >>> plus rallying at the alamo. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko >> and welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz and here are the top stories tonight. florida law enforcement says it's just captured two escaped killers. both serving life sentences, found in a motel in panama beach, florida, hours after walker's mothers pleaded for him to turn himself in. >>> fatals connected with the bay area rapid transit strike. >>> j.p. morgan and the department of j

without sitting down to eat breakfast he purchas purchas munches on free cereal. thanks to a state program, the state serves a free lunch to students, another guaranteed solid meal to fill their bellies. >> food and security basically runs our school. kids will come in off the bus and you can tell already what kind of a morning it is. some of them are so hungry, the commercials, snickers, you're not yourself, that's the way our kids are, some haven't eaten since the previous day. >> she's been raising her son alone since terrell was about five months old. she cawble cobbles together a living, reliance on food stamps. she and ter el countables and. >> he's an a asthmatic child he takes steroids. he's got to eat. >> we asked him how he would feel if he couldn't eat two meals a day at school. >> i think things would be horrible because i don't eat all day. >> if the students are hungry, there's po way for students to feed their mind. >> where is your next meal coming from rather than how do i spell this word? it is devastating. >> it's hard to do math. even though th

. >> outside the stadium tailgaters munched on the peanuts but did not mind the ban. >> just this one day. everyone knows it. it's advertised so you don't take them in there with you. >> how has it come to this? why has the number of peanut allergies in kids tripled since 1997. there are plenty of theories, but no one knows. we may have become too clean as a society. all the antibacterial products may keep kids getting common infections preventing foodal ergeies. the loss of a treat for a lot of fans is a big score for this fan. >> pulled from a bus in front of classmates and deported - still ahead. a teenage girl - what she is saying to the french president. plus, a scathing u.n. report on how many civilians died in american drone strikes around the world. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz, and here are the top stories this half hour: two convicted killers on the run for weeks in florida have been caught. police tracked charles walker and joseph jenkins to a panama city beach moment. both slipped out of prison using forged documents. police are trying to figure

if i'm going to pull 10 oreo boxes off the shelf and start to munch on them, why do i want that capturedat's something that i don't expect when i go shopping. >> you are captured on camera every everywhere you go. janel, why is she so wrong. >> she is wrong because what the company is really trying to do. they are not going to actually take video images of you. what they are going to do is a sensor. they are going to know you are standing there. trying to get the demographics to find out what do snackers want to pick. if you are standing there long enough a video might pop up and give you some sort of push to buy that product. what they are saying is couching it as "avatar" type model get your age and sex and figure out. >> these are giant corporations. get a marketing company to go and test market. do it without having the invasion of privacy. do a census. go out there and say what would you like from us? >> i'm not so sure it's a massive invasion of privacy. we have to become increasingly aware that we're always on camera wherever we are and that's ugly feeling. >> be honest about it,

. >> outside the stadium, tailgaters munched on pre-game peanuts but said they didn't mind the ban >> everybody knows at least they advertised it ahead of time so you don't is accidentally take them in there you. >> how has it come to this? why has the number of peanut allergies in kids tripled since 1997? dr. gupta says there are plenty of theories but nobody knows for sure. she says we may have become too clear. all of the anti-bacterial products we use may be keeping kids from getting common infections that ultimately present food allergies. at northwestern, the loss of a popular treat for a lot of fans is actually a big score for this family. andy rosen, al jazeera in chicago. >> rebecca is back with weather. what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. >> share your story on tv and online. so many money stories > >>>. >>> it is a time of year we are starting to see harvest season for apples, not just those great apples out of washington state but, also, kent, england. we have national apple day and at saintsberg,

. >> he should have gone to the m cafe where the sound of people munching hot dogs and drinking heinekens out conversation. >> julie, harold, is this concerning? the snowden part. >> the fact that all of this has come out -- i was a believer early on that i wished this guy was caught. i wished this information was not released. the more it comes out and the more details come out about the extent about this program, it was already challenging for this white house and for this team not only to develop a public relations and optics answer but this has become a substantive challenge. put aside what may be happening with every day americans and the kind of surveillance and monitoring occurring and i can accept a lot of that for my security. >> it's chilling. >> there's going to have to be further elaboration from the white house. >> let's ask julie pace. the angela merkel, the response from german officials was pretty gruff. they are very angry and rightfully so. >> absolutely. i think the administration's position will become a bit unsustainable when you have these revelations come up. they

. >> he leaves for school munching dry serial. he eats a free breakfast at the elementary school. >> i like it because it's free food. >> thanks to a state program, the state serves a free breakfast to any students under the age of 18 regardless of income. 94% of the students eat free or reduced lunches. >> food insecurity runs our school. kids will come in off the bus and you can tell already what kind of morning it is. >> there is a food pantry for families in crisis. in addition, each week, the charity feeding south florida gives rotating groups of students free food to take home. she struggles to put food on the table, even with the assistance of food stamps. the single mom cobbles together $15,000 a year working part time at a school. >> i don't want him to go to bed hungry. he's an asthmatic child. he takes steroids. he has to eat. >> we ask him how he feels when he's trying to learn and his stomach is grumbling. >> fainting is on my mind. >> she has been raising him alone since his father died when he was just five months o

they're in the belly of a maize-munching mallard. (quacking angrily) cut... cut that out! want to race? (hoots, chatters) (tina beeping) tina: turn left for a shortcut. i hear them. they're coming. it could be all over any second! tina: continue straight. (duck quacking angrily) no, stop it, cut it out! why are we chasing a cow, george? coming through! (angry quacking, mooing) this is it. and the winner is... a... cow?! (mooing) a cow? well, i don't think the cow is a contestant. (chortling excitedly) no this is our winner. team george! (cheering, whooping) we won? but how? (bill screaming) here! i don't need it anymore! (officer and mrs. quint panting, gasping) mrs. quint: well, makes us third. tina (beeping): stop. destination reached. excuse me. looks like you two win the golden cob. that's one smart monkey, knowing that leslie can always find the barn at milking time. (chuckles) very clever, george. (chortling proudly) cool trophy. mr. & mrs. quint: good race. (murmuring) yes, listeners it has been quite a day. has anyone seen my microphone? (murmuring with pleasure) (

and >> the mouth will consume and munch on ants and termites. this brings the insect's back in. are no teeth. and they are in a mammal world and reptile world. >> once a year at the mill will lay a single soft-shelled eggs about the size of a grape in will hatch inside her pouch. now that is one of unusual animal. anbut if you think that is uniq, check out this creature. this buildup-build a be curtailed water mammal is called a platypus. it has a large robbery snout for catching fish. -- rubberty snout for catching fish. all along, why twide tail for storing fat. the platypus spends most of its day fishing. australia has a lot of unique animals, but none more so than the platypus. when we return, you will find out why this animal most symbolizes australia and why this bird has no reason to fly as we look at the iconic animals of austral>> australia has a wiy of animals that cannot be found anywhere else in the world. yet there are two animals in particular that have come to symbolize this country. when european explorers first came to australia they discovered the most unusual

a lot of people are like, great, i can munch on my m and ms, true or not true? >> not true.y that looked at using small amounts of chocolate. when you diet, if you exclude items, you're doomed to failure. arthel: yeah, because you're going to crave it. >> exactly. everything in moderation. exercise has to be a part of this. it's still calories in versus calories out. now, i will say chocolate does help, it helps you burn more calories because it has caffeine, it has some fat that makes you feel more pull and not craving something as soon as you finish the chocolate. arthel: i keep the 60% dark chocolate mint balls, i keep one of those in my desk, and if i feel the need, i pop one of those. >> very smart. it was even shown in one study to extend life span by one month in a group of men that were studied. arthel: so i have no control when it comes to chocolate, but most people really love it. how much can they really have? >> you know, i think reasonable amounts like a little block of chocolate every day rather than depriving yourself and then gorging on something. and that's

i think we could have invested the munch more wisely in a much more productive america. they are also suggesting that programs like medicare, et cetera, well, they're on the chopping block, too. but the reality is all these bills are coming due, and the united states treasury has to pay them. now, some are suggesting -- we can just prioritize payments. no one would be upset, no one would be hurt if we don't pay the bills as they come due. we just pick the ones we want to pick. but as i suggested, these are not democratic bills, they are not republican bills. these are america's bills. they were approved by the congress congress under republican presidents and democrat presidents, under republican congresses and democratic congresses. and as they come due, they must be paid. but we are here today, mr. president, in this manufactured crisis that essentially lox out and blocks the american people from accessing their government, basic government services. women and children receiving food under the w.i.c. program, head start students, a whole panoply of americans who are li

pumpkin flavored munch kins. my daughter's favorite. what do you have at starbucks?in lattes. whatever it is, it's fantastic. i don't know what it is. >> all right. >> it's a sculpting thing. you don't go all the way in. i'd love to see you -- didn't it get messy? we take out the $5 million apartment. >> oh, man. >> who cleaned it up? did you have a crew come in? >> a butler. >> michael's going to with us for the rest of the program. he'll have another pumpkin debut later. october is traditionally a spooky month for investors, not this year, the dow and s&p on track. we'll talk markets and much more when "squawk box" returns. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... 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) purrrfect. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. >>> darkness falls across the land. "squawk's" second hour is clos

and you can't help but sneak a few goodies to munch on. >> and you stand at the door handing out thee treats have the same calories. one has a lot less fat, is it the tootsie roll -- >> it's the tootsie roll. >> it is the tootsie roll. >> i love those. >> one for jenna. >> i like to ring door number 2. >> okay. >> open the door. >> here's two candy favorites. fun size servings. three three musketeers and two of the reese's peanut buttercups. which has fewer calories. >> three musketeers. >> i don't even want to know that because we prefer this. >> there's only 40 calories difference, if you want more volume, take these three. >> i don't like three musketeers. >> okay. >> next door, here we go. >> knock, knock. >> trick or treat! >> one of these treats has 50 cal eye ares, is it a fruit roll up ore. >> know it! it's the fruit rollup. >> it's the fruit rollup. >> all right. >> all right. >> ding-dong. >> trick or treat! >> now we have candy corn and plain m&ms which has less sugar per serving. >> hoda? >> less sugar per serving. >> candy corn is eating few ini sugar. >> i'm winning. kn