naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ food.attle cracks down, this could be coming to a garbage can near you. >> what are you doing? >> special agent. $50 fine. >> $50 fine. [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> standing there. there he is now producing the show. a new city ordinance in seattle. allowing garbage collectors to charge fines upwards of 50 bucks if 10% of your trash is wasted food. first of all, how would they ever be able to ascertain that? >> i dare you to go through my garbage. it will make you blush. it would make larry flint blush. listen, i have a compost bin outside of my house. it is going to be critterville in seattle because they attract rodents and they are going to be moving in from the suburbs. >> what do you think? >> this is a fox news alert. you have a compost thing. >> actually, i don't. >> he was being sarcastic. >> yes. >> you know, i was thinking about going and spending a couple of days in seattle. it seems likq a horrible place to be. they search through your trash. >> what are they looking for? >> w$o

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ now back to "bulls and bears." >>> isis now threatening workersthe u.s. the ceo of twitter saying the islamic militants are sending them death threats for shutting down their account. gary b., should private companies be in the business of shutting down terrorists or is it the government's job? >> the government's job. who at twitter or instagram want to put their employees in harms way. i wouldn't want harm or death on me. we talked about this a few weeks ago. don't we want them out in the open? we don't want them hiding. i want to track their messages through whatever organization we have. i'm not a fan of big government, as you know. this is a case for government to step in. if there was twitter back in world war ii and we knew about the concentration camps months, years before they actually started killing jews there, i think we would have been more effective. >> one of the issues is that government is using the accounts to get intelligence. they may not be so willing to step in. twitter has filed freedom of information act saying i'm sorry, e

naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ >>> swicking on a swing.ne of every kid's fave ript thing to do in a playground. not for long. some schools in washington state are scrapping swings over worries about safety and costly lawsuits. steve, another example of was p wuss phiing our kids. >> and beast phiing america. one of the way kids burn off energy, recess, sports, swings and things like that. while the lawyers are fattening up their kids they're fattening up their wallets at the same time. the english rule in terms of crazy lawsuits. the loser pays the fees. that would stop a lot of this nonsense. >> again, rick, you can't make the world perfectly safe. that's what these lawyers are trying to do. >> not sure that's what lawyers are trying to do as opposed to making money. >> a good point. >> but, you know, look, it's silly. who says -- how can a kid not be allowed to swing? i will say this, though, about tort lawyers. i sometimes think we overdo it. everybody hates them until you need one. the solution to these things can be found in other way

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ neil: how smart are you?e are getting an inkling with this quiz question. this one as reported by the government. isn't currently closer to 3% or 6% or 9% to were 12%? the average viewers answered 12%. and so drop below 6% since 2008. meanwhile, announcing that he's sending in special forces, president obama is still ruling out boots on the ground to would try retired lieutenant colonel richard newton and the australians are now going to be on the ground. >> you know, even allies for them, certainly through other campaigns in context, it's a good call for us to bring him on board. >> they had a pretty scary incident. >> it shows cut of the global nature of tom cutinella and that they are willing to help. it's not just an away game but a home game. neil: and a lot of them as well. but what is going on? we know that isis has recruits as far as australia, the united states, france and britain, how did we deal with that act that max we have you have to think of the larger picture here. there is the overall strate

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ jericho. [applause] ♪ ♪ john: it's not such a mean world.my reporting has taught me. but now it is your turn. here to take your questions includes john from the crime prevention research center, patrice and film critic christian toto. first a question from facebook. i guess this is for you, john. nick says a common counter lopped argument, what is your response? >> and shows the opposite of what he thinks it shows. there was a big gun buyback and people have gone out about what was before. and what they would predict was an increase in firearms and if anything it has done the opposite. john: to the audience. who is first? >> what does happen when guns are banned by entire countries. >> that is a good question. every single time all handguns have been banned, murder rates go up. it's because the good citizens are the ones that obey the law and turn in their guns and not the criminals. just as they can bring in illegal drugs, they can bring in the guns that they use to fight those battles. >> this question is for patrice. others want to know i

naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ "hello. you can go ahead and "have a nice flight."ke one big mystery. you're never quite sure what is coming your way. but when you've got an entire company who knows that the fewest cancellations and the most on-time flights are nothing if we can't get your things there, too. it's no wonder more people choose delta than any other airline. >> crisis after crisis. cover the obama plan to keep those border kids. president obama ordering a refugee status program for children from honduras, guatemala, el salavador who made up this summer's border crisis. we'll have expert testimony tonight. joins us for that, much more, 7:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 pacific. [applause] stuart: picture this, look at it. ohio state student, he ran on the field. you can see him there, tackled, kind of victim's slammed by an assistant coach, ran on the field. he was knocked out. got it. the university is in process of pulling his scholarship. wonder is fourth year engineering student. don't run on the field. >>> plies price of aisle, that is mover today. was down t

naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ >> it's the shock being felt around the world.raq invaded kuwait. >> it look less than two days. supported by more than 800 armored vehicles to overrun oil-rich kuwait. >> u.s. forces from the mat man of baghdad. they were infuriated that they were deployed in the land of the prophet. 991991, operation desert storm expels forces from kuwait. it was a defining moment for bin laden, now al qaeda and other terror groups set sights on a new target. >> you saw more of a movement, an identity from islamist extremism. it has some leadership. >> art cummings is the acting assistant director for counter terrorism. he has been tracking terrorism for 19 years. >> we didn't have a very particular easily defined nationality. you could find asians or pakastanis. >> jihad basically made a ceasefire. they then redirected jihad. >> 26 february, 1993. a radical parts a van with 1200 pounds of explosives beneath the world trade center's north tower. >> the bombing, six were killed and thousands were injured. we put down a sign and the focus was on t

naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ >> there comes a time when we he'd a certain call.hen the world must come together as one. john: there are 1,000 charities raising to help the poor. >> they give us food. they bring us shoes. they dig us we will see wells. >> give now and lives will be saved. john: so americans give. give about $5 billion a week hoping to help poor people. >> the problem is touchdowns work. everybody knows it. >> it's failed everywhere it's been tried. >> everybody talks about it. >> the old way we did development is no match for partnership. >> yet the icons of charity remain the same. >> icons of charity are the ngos the nongovernmental organizations that profess to help poor people. plus governments like ours, americans spend billions of dollars of foreign aid, but it doesn't work all that charity money doesn't help. that's the claim of a new movie called poverty, inc. this fall. michael made the film. charity money, 5 billion a week doesn't help the poor people. >> obviously there are times when foreign aid may help. there can be be good aid and b

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ lou: coming here tonight president obama yet to address the ebolahreat to the american people. despite his policy of total dependence on government, of course, and the dow jones industrial ending the week with a two-point plus rally. we'll tell you if it can stay up. we'll cross our fingers. a few comments on a week that further solidified republican prospects of taking over the senate next missouri. even more than they are last week. only because two americans were tragically beheaded did our president despite the to respond militarily to the islamic state. then two fence jumpers, then another guy riding on the elevator with the president before he would provide any accountability for the secret service. now, millions of american citizens are afraid of the ebola virus. president talks about the economy and the latest job reports. he can't be board by terrorist attacks, the annoyance of actually running a functioning government he has no interest with talking to the american people with what we will do and how he will prevent an outbreak of ebola on

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ >>> after much fanfare tesla did officially unveil the d at an eventt night. investors though aren't too impressed. stocks down this morning. jane was at the event and joins us live with details. >> the stock market must have been able to sense one of those speed limit signs to slow down. maybe that is what's going on. quote this a car is nuts says musk. 0-60 in 3.2 seconds which with all wheel drive. which we got a good look at it. >> let's release the titan. >> the d stands for dual motors and all wheel drive and makes the car more attractive to drivers dealing with a all types of weather. it goes faster, has a longer range and quicker acceleration and it will reportedly sell for starting at 120 grand. >> we are going to have an option in the option selection. you will be able to choose three settings, normal sport and insane. it will actually say insane. >> the new d comes with automation software. automatic lane changing. senses pedestrians. musk said eventually the car will be able to open the garage door and park itself and you will be able to, q

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ liz: alert. the dow jones does erased all the gains.ag you about four minutes. david a lot may be attributed to fear of ebola. there is a situation going on in vegas. david: there is that. there is a lot of fear what is happening with markets over in europe and asia, how that might slow down our market. this is a triple-digit loss on the dow. the real story is the nasdaq with nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. when you avert your eyes from triple-digit loss on the dow you know it is bad. nasdaq is down 2.25% today. what is driving this. >> really big news. this week goes down in history in some ways. semiconductors, chips, intel, microchip tech, getting revenue outlook. took down intel. that is is down five%. you see the stock, that is lower as well, down about 7%, below the 200-day moving average. liz: juniper warned too. so hard to find green on the screen. maybe consumer staples. another bright spot, utilities, investors flock to that safety area. >> no doubt. defensive plays, dividend plays. that is where money goes. sout

naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ >> not long enough to bring you all our favorite stories.n the control room. aaron you're up first. >> joe biden was in the west coast, but he only came to eat ice cream and spend some cash. and it looks like he's almost done out of cash. >> what do you guys make of that picture? >> they took a trip to los angeles and the whole thing seems to be styled by goop. he's probably eating a 10-dollar gentlemen lat zero. he's following the travel guide. >> he's every man. >> what happens with a horse walks into a police station. -- this curious man came trotting in. police said he was later escorted home without incident. >> escorted how many. how did they know she was coming from? >> this is just a case of profiling. i mean, this is -- this is unfair. it's unjust. i don't know if that animal has hoofs. i think it's unfair. >> alex you got one morphous. >> red bull's wings are getting clicked. everyone knows they give you wings. they're suing them for $14 million. >> it's like when calgon said take me away. they're not taking you on a cruise to euro

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naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ gerri: believe it or not an overabundance of oil too much oil isower. prices have fallen. that's a price not seen since 2012 so why are gas prices dropping even faster. we're joined with patrick. patrick, let's start with how unusual it is for these prices to be so low. >> for the time of this year, it's relatively normal to see falling prices. we're already talking about quite a few states seeing subgasoline prices showing up. usually it takes until late october or early november to see those prices. we're well earlier than the curve. crude oil is -- gerri: that's actually what i was referencing was the crude oil prices. it's been some time this has happened. i think it's 18 months since we've seen this. what are the events conspiring to drop oil prices? >> i think one of the biggest that's being the most talk about is the big rise in mass production. i think oil has long ignored the fact that we have seen a huge increase here in this country. it's been paying more attention to geopolitical attentions. now, we're seeing the issues with russia, ukr

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