pal. pal read. wait here. sorry. you're not on the list. but i have an appointment!you, but... hey! who let you in? security! wait! i'm pal read. toady said i could see you. i remember you. friend of the baby. liked hotdogs. what do you want? you got two minutes. well, uh, in the interest of preventing a chilly toes scare, my colleagues and i feel you should give back some of the socks you bought, and... not a chance. but it's the right thing to do. right, shmight. listen, puppy, it's a jungle out there-- well, maybe it's not a jungle, but it is a marsh-- and the law of the marsh is: take as much as you can, whenever you can. now, if you ask me to loan you a sock, that's different. okay. when would i have to give it back? in a week. along with ten other socks. that's ridiculous! what makes you think i would ever agree to such a terrible deal? what if i throw in a few wieners? oh... you're a cold-blooded creature, mr. toad. so? how did it go? (spits) it wasn't a complete loss. one sock? that's all you got back? er, not exactly. this one is on loan. i have to pay mr. t

we're live in palo alto, george kiriyama. >> pal high wins. what about the 49ers?leave for seattle tomorrow for their big showdown against the seahawks that. game is sunday night in primetime right here on nbc bay area. kickoff at 5:30. >>> san francisco high school students faced disappointment tonight but they may have learned a lesson about diversity and religion. first dance of the year low el high school was supposed to happen this evening but it got pushed back until next friday because of complaints it conflicted with the jewish holiday of yom kippur. the students say they won't be able to attend the dance next week because it's a day before important testing. others say really there's a bigger message. >> everybody knows christmas and the trees and everything. but nobody would ever have like anything on that day. but it just seems like sometimes jewish holidays are overlooked. >> school principal says he made a mistake when he scheduled the dance, and he wants to be sensitive to everyone's needs. he says any money spent on the dance will be put into the one

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that's a chance i got to take, pal. i got family, will. don't give me that family stuff. warfield made it clear. i get probation. we're cops, man. this is not about us. this is about all the people who depend on us, people with families. i spent my life doing this. my life. you're gonna destroy it [snaps fingers] like that. why? why? so some i.a. punk gets one step closer to being chief of police or playing golf with the mayor or whatever the heck else he's after? you finished? sorry, i got to cut a deal. so, make any decisions? um...boy, you do everything around here? after 11:00, pretty much. ah. [ chuckles ] over to you, will. what are you having? lost my appetite. excuse me. [ laughing ] [ sighs ] morning. hi. what kind of calls you get around here? mostly drinking-related problems. domestic abuse, bar fights, that sort of stuff. right. people here -- they come from all over. they come to live life the way they want to, so most people keep themselves to themselves. chief nyback won't let me handle anything over a misdemeanor anyway, so... you shouldn't knock misdemean

he played my best pal for five years. he'll never stop being that. thank you. oh, no, no. thank you, thank you. so skater's whole career was playing a doormat to kirk? more like he worshipped kirk. everybody did. you had to be there. oh, i see. hello. [snaps phone closed] thank you for coming. [kisses] so you must be from tv guide for the interview. not quite. different interview. you got a minute? oh, sorry. i thought you were-- yeah, sure, sure. look, we're trying to get a handle on the last few months of skater's life. oh, well, good luck. i thought you were his best pal. we both had our childhoods taken from us. that's a bond. (woman) could you sign this, please? how about lately? well, doing okay. no acting, but i'm still keeping a hand in the business. thanks. production side. we were talking about skater. had you been in touch with him lately? long after everyone else gave up on him. know where he lived? where he worked? hand-to-mouth. i mean, last i saw him, he'd just lost a fast food job. [clicks tongue] slipped him a few 20s. told him it was an advance on our res

i'm all you've got, pal. that's true.on is grown, but i'll always have you... my brother. forever. okay, now, i was just having fun, but that was mean. ♪ men. ♪ well, when will he be back? all right, tell him i called again. boy, some agent. he never calls, he never returns my calls. i'm almost sorry i let him feel me up. i guess that's showbiz. that's what he said. uh, listen, kandi... i really thought the liked me at that audition. they had me read three times, and then all the jumping jacks. jumping jacks? it's an action series, alan. they need to know that i'm fit. ah. uh, listen, kandi, there's something i wanted to talk to you about. if it's about the divorce papers i haven't signed them yet. no, no, that's not why i'm here. um, sweetie, do you remember why we split up? the big reason or all the little reasons? the big one. 'cause there were a lot of little reasons, alan. i know. like the way your toenails grow all crazy. right. and your ear hair and your nose hair. got it. and that one long hair on your back, yuck!

please welcome back to the show our pal scarlett johansson everybody!>> jimmy: do you like that nickname scarjo? do you hate it? >> jifa? jifall? >> jimmy: jifa is pretty good. jifa. i will take jifa. scarjo sounds cool though. >> it does? >> jimmy: jifa sounds like a pet hamster or something. this is my hamster jifa. i don't know what jifa sounds like. it sounds like a weird football league or something. >> it sounds like a fungus. >> jimmy: it does sound like a fungus, but i'm a fun guy. [ laughter ] i just had a heart attack. i had a little stroke. thanks for coming back here pal. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: last time you were here we had a great time. we had the first lady, michelle obama was here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wasn't that fun. >> that was amazing actually. >> jimmy: the whole show was fun. >> i know, and also we were talking about downstairs there was all this secret security going on. it was all very like first ladyish. >> jimmy: it was very first ladyish. how did you get out of the building? >> how did i get out? >> jimmy: did you ge

it's a tough sell, says community organizer pal bradsh l bradshaw. pal bradshaw. appropriate 10 days before enrollment begins, 75 pfers californians still no little or nothing about how the affordable care act could affect them. why is it, do you think that so few people understand what's going on? >> we haven't had enough marketing. i feel like we need more marketing. we need more information out there. >> welcome to covered california. >> reporter: the state's $45 million multilingual ad campaign is only now getting under way. just as republican lawmakers are trying to pull the plug on the entire plan. u.s.c. health policy professor geoffrey joyce. how much of a distraction is the partisan bickering in washington right now joit creates uncertainty, and uncertainty creates anxiety. >> reporter: and the pressure is already high. the law requires all americans to have health insurance by january 1. >> it's really those who have been on the margin who most benefit from this, but that's who we have to target and try to inform about the benefits of this legislation. >

my kid and my pals bonding over a real man's game. no peeky. so, ray, still doing that sportswriting thing? yeah. tell them about all the awards you won this year. all right. come on, dad. awards! wow! who would have made that bet, huh? what? nothing personal, but you had the biggest head i'd ever seen on a kid. it was huge! freakish. we used to get calls from the circus. all right. are we gonna play cards, or are we gonna make fun of me all night? don't worry, kid. we got plenty of time for both. [hacking cough] [hacking cough] ladies and gentlemen, the phlegmtones. i'll, uh... i'll make a bet that's as big as my head. what are you doing, dad? i'm stacking your chips. stack your own chips, dad. all 3 of 'em. you're bluffing, raymond. i call. you call? you better call a doctor. full house: queens over 8s. sorry, guys. i'm in the zone. you're not supposed to win all the money. yeah, well, perhaps i have an unfair advantage. all night, i've been able to read the reflection of your cards off your shiny noggins. hey, hey, a little respect. don't wo

his pal behind in the black shirt. >> are the other kids yours?re, baby. >> just one. >> bob, please, don't blow up the end of the show. i beg you, go ahead. >> kimberly has been in a bad mood. >> correct. >> yes! >> i'm fragile now. go ahead. >> there was a lot of controversy about president obama when this picture was shown in the newspaper. there he is with his foot on the desk, and eric and his pals went crazy. now i want to show you a couple other pictures that are also in the oval office, also on the desk. there's one. also a second one. we could have gotten -- >> be fair and balanced, bob. >> can i point out, i didn't have a problem. >> that's gerald ford. >> look at the picture, can you go back to obama? it was the hand i had the problem with, not the foot. >> what hand? >> and he is not wearing a jacket. >> can i point out a positive part. this is quite an improvement over what bill clinton did on that desk. >> oh, my god. now you've done it. now you've been worse than bob. go back to sniffing your dana roses. >>> katie couric, congratula

we have a reporter headed to the scene of a double shooting in east pal low alto.ens were shot, and police say the motive may have been road rage. a live report coming up in minutes. >>> and trouble again, what facebook has done this time to get into hot water with the ftc over another privacy change. >>> and california is suing whole foods. what the state accuses the market that calls itself america's healthiest grocery store of doing with unregistered pesticide. those stories and more coming up in minutes. now back to you on the morning news. >>> thank you. time is now 6:48. what's going on on highway 101? . >> looking at it. trying to get out of san francisco. because of an earlier crash, you can see the chp officers are still there on the shoulder, and they're gone. some of the flares still may be out there. for the most part the traffic is recovered once they've cleared the lanes. they were blocking two lanes, and northbound 101 is improving quickly. look how much improved it is after they got rid of that crash. take a look at the toll plaza of the bay bridge.

please welcome back to the show our pal scarlett johansson everybody!scarlett johansson. scarjo. >> yes. >> jimmy: do you like that nickname scarjo? do you hate it? >> jifa? jifall? >> jimmy: jifa is pretty good. jifa. i will take jifa. scarjo sounds cool though. >> it does? >> jimmy: jifa sounds like a pet hamster or something. this is my hamster jifa. i don't know what jifa sounds like. it sounds like a weird football league or something. >> it sounds like a fungus. >> jimmy: it does sound like a fungus, but i'm a fun guy. [ laughter ] i just had a heart attack. i had a little stroke. thanks for coming back here pal. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: last time you were here we had a great time. we had the first lady, michelle obama was here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wasn't that fun. >> that was amazing actually. >> jimmy: the whole show was fun. >> i know, and also we were talking about downstairs there was all this secret security going on. it was all very like first ladyish. >> jimmy: it was very first ladyish. how did you get out of the building? >> how

his pal behind in the black shirt. >> are the other kids yours?one. >> bob, please, don't blow up the end of the show. i beg you, go ahead. >> kimberly has been in a bad mood. >> correct. >> yes! >> i'm fragile now. go ahead. >> there was a lot of controversy about president obama when this picture was shown in the newspaper. there he is with his foot on the desk, and eric and his pals went crazy. now i want to show you a couple other pictures that are also in the oval office, also on the desk. there's one. also a second one. we could have gotten -- >> be fair and balanced, bob. >> can i point out, i didn't have a problem. >> that's gerald ford. >> look at the picture, can you go back to obama? it was the hand i had the problem with, not the foot. >> what hand? >> and he is not wearing a jacket. >> can i point out a positive part. this is quite an improvement over what bill clinton did on that desk. >> oh, my god. now you've done it. now you've been worse than bob. go back to sniffing your dana roses. >>> katie couric, congratulations for believin

one wants him to get help. >> absolutely. , pal. just one squeeze? don't even have to squeeze it to believe it. for the first time, you can actually see the softness with our new comfort cushions. new charmin ultra soft is still so much softer and more absorbent, you can use up to four times less. i believe it, but i still gotta squeeze it. we all go. why not enjoy the go with new charmin ultra soft? ♪ >> is that what that song was? >> welcome back to our look at this week in review. it opens monday morning with the terrible shooting at the navy yard. >> it include moments of triumph, as well, for the new miss america and courageous candidate on "dancing with the stars," take a look. >> active shooter on the fourth floor. >> this is no drill. go. go. go. emergency exits now. >> came around the corner, he aimed his gun at us and fired two or three shots. >> i popped my head up and i saw him pointing his gun at my friend. he shot her. >> my building is split in half with huge boulders in it and a tree that fell between the two parts of the building. it

>>reporter: five weekends a year the cow pal becomes and gun and ammo market play. >> this is easy for them to supervice for a -- supervise. >> it's been going on for decades. >> yeah, and so has the crime in my area. >>reporter: because the call pal is a state runoff city -- facility they have no say in it. >> what do to have a more quality event. >> it will deny access to a state owned building to people who are california native. >> you have to go to one of these shows to get reasonably priced ammo. >> the last thing i'm looking to is to have something that will attract negativity. >> there is no evidence that nothing has gone on illegal here. >> local politician want them to stop the guns. >>reporter: similar bills have passed. most recently in 2009. governor before vetoed the past bill. >> it really hurt me. >> the governor has until december 13th december 13thed deserve side. >> they also want to ban lead bullets. >>> the u.s. and russia have made a deal with syria. first syria must hand over a list of chemical sites with in a week. the u.s. inspection will be completed by novemb

. >> i got your message, pal will. >> reporter: even syrian americans disagreed. this man who supports military action was shouted down. >> this is america. i have right to speak! >> you can do it by diplomacy and negotiation, not bombs, senator mccain. enough is enough! we do not want another engagement in the middle east. >> i would much rather use our taxpayers' money to take care of our vets that are coming home from the two conflicts we've already been in. >> i don't think i need to be lectured about lectures. >> reporter: across the country in baltimore, house democrat elijah cummings' district loves barack obama but hates talk of war. >> whenever you get into a war there's never a short war. >> they're worried about what's next. they have the backdrop of iraq, and that is deep in the dna of every cell of their brains. >> reporter: not helping the president's case, this picture and video from the "new york times" today. rebels allegedly assassinating syrian soldiers, shooting them at point-blank range. a day after secretary kerry said most of the rebels are

this next is from our pal, kristen stewart. she replied -- she responded, "march 17th, 2004."ime you smiled?" [ laughter ] she's got a good memory. >> steve: yeah, she does. >> jimmy: she has a good memory. i remember that day. i remember it. here's another one from vice president joe biden. he responded, "you mean the lady that lives in my iphone?" [ laughter ] let's see what he was asked. "what do you think about syria?" [ audience ohs ] easy mistake. easy mistake. a lot of people are making that mistake. [ applause ] here's the last one here. this is from tim tebow. he responded, "i've never touched one before." [ laughter ] let's see the question. "can you describe a football?" there you go. that's all the time we have for "in reply to." we'll be right back with "audience suggestion box." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ alarm sound for malfunctioning printer ] [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where you've learned a thing or two. [ metal clanks ] ♪ this is the age of knowing what you're made of. so why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? [ gears whirring ] talk

out here with my pal, bethenny frankel.selected our drink from bethenny's skinny girl cocktail line. i went with mojitos. [ light laughter ] [ imitating spanish accent ] >> i went with margaritas. >> jimmy: margaritas. yeah, exactly. and we're going to take turns throwing these beer cup shaped bean bags that we made, at the board. yeah, just like a little -- yeah. >> is this fair? because you've played before. >> jimmy: what, no, never. >> oh, okay. [ laughter ] okay. >> jimmy: we'll take turns throwing these beer cup shaped bean bags at that board. if my throw lands, in the "i drink," i drink. [ light laughter ] >> i get it. >> jimmy: yeah, okay, good. if it lands in, "you drink." >> i -- me drink. >> jimmy: you -- me drink. yeah. thank you. [ laughter ] >> got it. >> jimmy: if it lands in "we drink," we both drink. all right. the first to finish all their drinks loses. which is weird, because you should be winning if you drink all these. [ laughter ] >> i guess. >> jimmy: yeah, but all right. bethenny, you're our guest. p

he raises sled dogs and he spends much of his time with his four-legged pals so when he sees in canineroad he knows the dog is there for a good reason. >> there was that split second where immediately we connected and there was some type of second nature that i was falling back on and following the dog on a hunch. >> the german shepherd is a 5-year-old dog named buddy. >> it was just the body language of the dog, the way he would look over his shoulder giving me prompts and cues to speed up and slow down, almost in tune with the speed of my vehicle, the sound of the engine. i was totally focused on the dog. >> the trooper follows the german shepherd and incredibly the dog turns up the driveway that leads to the fire where a building is engulfed in flames. >> buddy stopped at the end of the driveway, quit running and came around to my vehicle and greeted me at my driver's side door and started to nudge me in the palm of my hand. >> the property is owned by tom and lynette heinrichs who live with their 23-year-old son ben, buddy's best pal. >> i would say that buddy is pretty much ben's

your pal here made my life miserable five years ago.by giving a dna sample. let's not have that conversation again. bruce, i'm the one who wanted to talk to you. and who are you? detective rush. i'm looking back into gail's murder. uh-huh. i was wondering about the animal research you do. what about it? we're talking cats, right? yeah. and i don't feel guilty about it if that's your next question. you kill those cats? if need be. if a person's got cancer i'm not gonna worry about testing on some useless animal. why are they useless? they're sub-human. small brains. like women? women have a use. bruce, why not make this easy? volunteer your dna. fourth amendment says i got a right to privacy. don't you want to be ruled out as a suspect? on the contrary. i don't want desperate detectives to act like it's a discovery if they match my dna to semen that was on gail's sheets. i was her boyfriend. we were very active, if you get me. i'm re my dna's all over that place. i see. i don't need a witch hunt just 'cause you couldn't solve this thing.

to get outside and play golf with your pals is important for the president. >>> and a new record. chicken whisperrers launched their craft that flew 258 feet. >>> just ahead the most tweeted moments from the emmy's and which mad men is going under the knife. >>> and a full on breaking bad coming up when we come back. >>> welcome back. entertainment news. the hollywood reporter has put together people's most tweeted moments from the awards. carrie underwood's performance took the hot spot and elton john was number two. the emmy awards brought in the highest viewership since 2005. "breaking bad" broke records with 6.6 million viewers. >>> "mad men" friends do not fear john hamm will be undergoing throat surgery to have a polyp removed. the loseers got in free to the post party. >>> kim kardashian is out of the post baby shadows with a new ad for her fragrance pure honey. she wants the scent to be light and sweet and powerfully seductive. >>> and conan began his show with a new advertisement for "breaking bad" inspired workout equipment. >> introducing barrel flex, the full body barr

it holds bitter cold with its pal e purple teeth. wanting more more more. >> correctional center is oklahoma's largest women's prison. this state incarcerates more women, reading or writing poetry than they are but they're also convicted killers. >> smile with your broken teeth mourning in the morning to nothing but death, you bet we'll reap and it won'ting wedding white. >> i don't have a choice of what i eat. it would either kill or be killed. sachin asked the indian media not to put too much pleasure pressure on the teenager. >> my son started his career. it's a humble request if he can live his life like a normal 14-year-old without thinking of anything other than falling in love with the sport. (applause) >> some footsteps to follow in. more on the website. check it out. all the details. get in touch with us on twitter and facebook. plenty more from me later, but that is the sport for now. >> thank you. stay with us on al jazeera. another full bulletin of news is ahead with julie mcdonald, who will be in london for us. for now,

it holds bitter cold with its pal e purple teeth. wanting more more more. >> correctional center is oklahoma's largest women's prison. this state incarcerates more women, reading or writing poetry than they are but they're also convicted killers. >> smile with your broken teeth mourning in the morning to nothing but death, you bet we'll reap and it won'ting wedding white. >> i don't have a choice of what i eat. it would either kill or be killed. that's all i have an real money. victoria azarenko >> fishkill correctional facility - 70 miles north of new york city. to address the needs of its growing elderly prison population, new york built the nation's first unit for the cognitively impaired. all these inmates have dementia. their average age is 63 and many have alzheimers. we've joined the founder and director of the unit, dr. edward sottile, as he does his rounds. fault lines is the first television crew to be allowed here. [knock, knock, knock] >> mr. turner...how are you? how are you feeling today? today dr. sottile checks on 59

admits skyscrapers sivan's freefall that's right and very chandler is an extraordinary model maker pal and he derived a model to prove that top court. with no resistance really only one way that can happen and that is that all of her arms are a part of these cogs that they were separated at the same moment dr graham mcqueen access the new york forward to pull more records from that date thanks very much for joining us live abroad caused by mainstream media but more than one hundred witnesses have even reported the explosives bringing down the twin towers there was this roughly ten thousand pages of extremely rich eyewitness the chair and i thought there were a hundred. seen people who clearly perceived explosions you know we have firefighters who were used to fire a high rise fire who are used to accounting carrying smoke explosions and borders and yet to use words like bomb. you know they don't identify with the things we want except. by schwartz was it if they had steadily here and immediately if you think that bill this was always out. there is why the post-mortem of his son will be

what's up, pal? are we there yet? "are we there yet?" unbelievable. good in any universe, apparently. well, alex? yes. [birds chirping] well, the maps are 30 years old, but they're the best intel we've got. looks to be about 5 miles from here to the entrance. ok. let's rock and roll. there's gotta be another entrance. if the map's right, there are several service tunnels spreading outward. worth looking for, right? let's go. [snap] ah! jack. jack: sara. sara. sara! seth! [radio chatter] mr. bruno and, i believe, dr. friedman. what did you do to them? consider yourself lucky. i could have had you both shot on sight for trespassing in violation of u.s. government property. sara! ahh! ahh! uhh! there you go. all right. sir. with all due respect, you have to listen to me. they came in peace. we cannot respond with violence. the future of earth depends on it. it is absolutely vital that they get home. they are home, dr. friedman. they are now in my custody. custody? you can't expect to keep them prisoner and get away with it. they have rights. they're ille

model maker carries on a pal and he arrives to a model to prove that top corners so well with no resistance that really only one way that can happen and that is. her arms are a part of these columns that they were separated at the same moment though it's a grim mcqueen x. is the new york for a diploma records from that date thanks very much for joining us live abroad caused by mainstream media but more than one hundred witnesses have even reported the explosives bringing down the twin towers there was this roughly ten thousand pages of extremely rich eyewitness the chair and i found out that there were one hundred eighteen people who clearly received explosions you know we have firefighters who were used to fight a high rise fire who are used to accounting carrying smoke explosions and borders and we have to use words like ball. you know they don't identify with the things we want except. by schwartz was that they had stated that there had been a slave you think that bill. was always out of windows once it owns those were the post mortem of his son will be found his fatal injuries in the so

i need you to make a gut check here, pal. me and herman... we had a moment of truth.out like i'd just go home? don't you walk away from me. hey! coach! you think you can just go, after all i've done for you? you won us a state championship tonight, i'm standing here crying the blues. that's pretty piss poor. good luck at temple, son. i never saw herman again. prints from the city center rec pay phone came in. guess who we got a match on? berkenpass? his father. [knock] no one was at home, but on the kitchen table sat three insurance policies. the first had lots of coverage. the second, only a little. but the third was... just right! bear: hi! yeah, we love visitors. that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness. just the right coverage at just the right price. coverage checker from progressive. your life is a game of chance. chronic migraine, but what if the odds could be in your favor? botox® is an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting

paws off, pal. just one squeeze? just enjoy it with your eyes. [ female announcer ] new charmin ultra soft is so soft, you don't even have to squeeze it to believe it. for the first time, you can actually see the softness with our new comfort cushions. new charmin ultra soft is still so much softer and more absorbent, you can use up to four times less. i believe it, but i still gotta squeeze it. we all go. why not enjoy the go with new charmin ultra soft? [ male announcer ] may your lights always be green. [ tires screech ] ♪ and your favorite songs always playing. [ beeping ] ♪ may you never be stuck behind a stinky truck. [ beeping ] ♪ may things always go your way. but it's good to be prepared... just in case they don't. let's go places, safely. ♪ >> live look outside of our studios in mid town manhattan. good morning to you. in the news right now fort hood shooter nadal hassan was forc y forcibforced to shave his beard. he started growing it after the attack in 2009 say his muslim faith required it. his trial was

dennis says he is going to go pal around there. do you believe him? >> it is nice to see the bro-mance alive and well. i think they are taking too much time in the news and he wanted to get back into the news cycle. dennis says he deserves a nobel prize for his work in north korea and he wants to shore that up. maybe a little basketball diplomacy might do something maybe. >> are you done with that sentence? >> i don't believe you. will, he is not in north korea for diplomacy. is he just saying he is working on a strategy to fix the situation? our alleged president has failed. >> that's safe to assume. he is also there to defend his own basketball league. i think that sounds fun. itit is fun for us. we get to make fun of the north koreans. they will probably be executed. joe, your comedy album is very popular in north korea because they are forced to buy it. because you are not forced to buy it anywhere else nobody buys the comedy album. except for this new album you will die. the thing that is bothering me is he goes out of his way to talk about the b

> reporter: the president calling on them to take risks focusing on the conflict between's rail and pal less sign, meeting with abass. kerry is scheduled to meet with the minister on thursday. >>> another rabid raccoon found in anne arundel county, this time in pasadena park. so far this year, there have been more than 30 confirmed cases of animal rabies in the county, most of them being raccoons. >> few things are more frustrating than trying to help your child with homework. researchers at the university of delaware and temple university found preschoolers who were good with building blocks were also good at math. they think spacial and math skills seemed to develop together and giving your kids block at an early age may be an easy and affordable way to excel in math. >> we caught up with

. >> and who else is here, our pal steve harvey, he's got some great advice. >> and jill martin has all looking like a fashionista during fashion week. we'll be right back. hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! ♪ and we danced to the best song ever ♪ >> we cannot stop eating the mcdonald's chicken wings. >> delicious. >> back on the fun day monday. when we catch you up on the hollywood gossip you may have missed. >> from the super bowl to the super stars making headlines with the celebrity scoop is our friend brian. he's the editor of "pop goes the week". >> every time i come here you never offer me booze. this week i'm bringing my own. no wine for me. >> we always offer. >> okay. so anyway, what do you want to talk about? >> can you smell it? >> scotch. >> only enough for one? >> plenty enough for everybody. >> this might be one serving. we got more. >> talk bruno mars. >

>> i know the pressures of the job, and to be able to get outside and play golf with some of your pals is important for the president. >> former president bush disagreeing with monica crowley and sticking up for barack obama. monica will be here to respond. >>> also tonight, is america a mean country? and controversy over may brand-new book, "killing jesus." you are about to enter the no-spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama, the tough guy. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. speaking at the united nations today, the president was very clear that he believes the u.n. has been wimpy when it come to confronting situations like syria. mr. obama saying to the world that the tyrant assad is a child killer who violated human rights laws. >> u.n. inspector s gave a clea accounting that advanced rockets fired large quantities of sarin gas at civilians. these rockets were fired from a regime-controlled neighborhood and landed in opposition neighborhoods. it's an insult to human reason and to th

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oh, hey, get out of the way, pal. you're blocking the exit.ho, you want me to stamp your hand so you can get back in? don't you dare. bye, everybody. what a rip-off. it ain't even worth torching. whoa. where's everyone going? what's wrong? this place is the height of tedium. yar, she blows. oh, maude, i turned your dream of a christian amusement park into a bemusement park. ( gasps ): don't say that, ned. it is. it's a bemusement park. i'm sorry, sweetheart. oh, please don't look at me like that. ( gasps ) it's a miracle. it's almost like she's alive again. what's that, floating mask? you want me to shoot everyone? ( gasps ) naw, i'm just screwing with you. it's a miracle. ( crowd oohs and aahs ) this is fantastic. i've never been so close to rubbing my eyes in disbelief. oh, what the heck. i think it's a sign from god that we should all go nuts. ( screaming ) what is wrong with you? go get that. yes, ma'am. well, looks like our phenomenon is actually a phenome-not. ( chuckling ) because when you look at it rationally... hakala makta towhoo ab

. >>> police in east pal alto is looking for a fire 40 struck a blind minister. he was walking with his blind dog when a driver backed into him. the dog was pinned under the car. fortunately the minister and his dog are okay. after briefly stopping, the driver took off. all he wanted was an apology. >> simple curtesy that you hit somebody. edidn't have to be blind, just the simple fact you hit somebody and you didn't stop to take care of the matter. >>> facebook joey mark -- ribbon cutting ceremony was held for the tip san francisco college preparatory last month. zuckerberg said he got involved with tips through he work in education. today he challenged the class of 2017 to use their education to change the world. about the next few years are for you to have a chance to figure out the things you that you really care about and get the knowledge to make it happen. >> it serves some 2800 middle and high school schools in oakland, san jose and san lorenzo. >>> a federal grant will bring more officers to oakland. they showed how much they need the help. . >> reporter

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if i wanted to send you $100 we would have to use pay pal.uld deduct 100 from my account and add it to yours. everything would reconcile to zero. it allows you and me to transact without anybody. these are central points of control for government regulation. you and i may want to engage in a transaction that is frowned upon or perfectly legit or we want some privacy. >> government could find out about it. >> they could find us and punish us they can't transact that. >> they may find us if we get something shifted in the mail. there is a web site where people are buying illegal things, drugs. >> that's right. it is a dark web site protected by encryption. nobody knows where it is. it has been running for two years. they make 21 million a year in sales. you can buy everything. >> they won't sell guns? >> they won't sell anything that harms anybody. they won't sell child pornography or guns. >> we agree drugs only harm the users sometimes and personal choice, but what do you say to pie wife who says this is not good. one reason we have governmen

>> i know the pressures of the job, and to be able to get outside and play golf with some of your pals is important for the president. >> former president bush disagreeing with monica crowley and sticking up for barack obama. monica will be here to respond. >>> also tonight, is america a mean country? and controversy over may brand-new book, "killing jesus." you are about to enter the no-spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama, the tough guy. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. speaking at the united nations today, the president was very clear that he believes the u.n. has been wimpy when it come to confronting situations like syria. mr. obama saying to the world that the tyrant assad is a child killer who violated human rights laws. >> u.n. inspector s gave a clea accounting that advanced rockets fired large quantities of sarin gas at civilians. these rockets were fired from a regime-controlled neighborhood and landed in opposition neighborhoods. it's an insult to human reason and to th

great pals. a week later, she comes to me." she said, "you want to go see mom's play?" i said, "yeah! what she doing?" she said, "gypsy." mom's ethel merman. >> [ riedel laughs ] >> i thought, "i can do that." so...that friday night, we were at "gypsy." and afterwards, 'miss merman' to me, then, took us to sardi's. >> riedel: of course. >> and i met -- an 18-year-old, you know, theater enthusiast, meeting all of show business heaven -- it was terrific. and then billy rose, the great producer, drove us home in his, uh...rolls-royce. >> riedel: [laughs] not bad. >> but on the way home -- 'cause we dropped the two ethels off at the park lane hotel -- >> we should say that ethel's daughter was "little ethel." >> little ethel. >> riedel: she named her daughter after herself. >> first there was ethel agnes zimmerman, her mother. became ethel merman. and then ethel merman levitt, her daughter. >> riedel: anyway, you were saying -- >> mr. rose was driving -- we dropped them off, and he was driving me up to 79th and park, and the most

and our pal larry mcdonald newedge senior vice president.e get to the clothing which is really much more interesting to me, larry mcdonald i want to ask you, karl icahn going into apple in a big way. what do you make of that. why is he doing that. will he stay in or make a quick buck? >> he sees value here. apple has been through a lot. the stock has made a brilliant rally into a product launch and the last couple of times actually slightly rolled over after the product launch. the trend in the last year is the stock has rallied brilliantly into a launch and then karl was in there today supporting the stock. >> up think he's in there for the buy back, does he think there's going buy back. >> if you remember, i was on the show back in april when apple announced that big bond deal. the reason was the stosks attractive to buy is because there's a bond floor forming in. two things. apple pay as dividend which i think will be increased and the company will buy back a lot of stock so those two, those two factors are massive positives that actually

it's a fun bit. [ cheers ] my pal, justin timberlake is in the movie with ben, yeah.in the movie with justin timberlake. he's just a joy to be around. >> steve: he's a delight. >> jimmy: i love this guy. talented, talented man. his new movie, "runner, runner" is out october 4th, ben affleck is here tonight! he's in the building! [ cheers and applause ] he's always fun. >> steve: he's the best. >> jimmy: she is a very, very talented, very, very funny lady. a hard worker, oh, my gosh. she's just great at what she does. as her second season of "the mindy project" starts up, mindy kaling is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: lovely, funny. >> jimmy: if that's not enough -- >> steve: wait, there's more? >> jimmy: if that's not enough -- >> steve: there's more?! >> jimmy: do you want great music? >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: do you want great music? >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: the pixies are here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: what more do you want than the pixies? oh, my goodness. [ applause ] great music, great celebs, it's so

and pal yes alto on the peninsula. half moon bay, 67 degrees. san francisco, 70 degrees. 65 daily city. north bay 82 santa rosa and son gnomea. 85 clear lake, mid-70s oakland, hayward. some real serious heerkt friday, saturday, upper 90s inland. mid-70s coast side. temperatures slipping sunday. all i have so-to-say is maybe it's time hit the beaches. live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center back to you. >> we're with you. >> yes. sounds loik a plan. >> yes. >> just ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00 community outreach by the owner of the a's. what is he saying now about a move out of snoun. >> coming up at 6:00 nearing a third anniversary of the worst gas pipeline disaster in u.s. history. that is at 6:00. we'll be right back here. >>> crews spent the morning cleaning a small fire. a county fire spokesman says there were no injuries and damage limited to office furniture. the ranch has its own fire brigade but marin county also responded. the cause of the fire is under investigation but april dwreers to have started in a roof top vent later mot

not the way you live, pal. yeah, well, guess what? not tipping is the new tipping. you didn't call. you follow me here? please. if you're not home and you're not on a date, where else would you be? and, yes, i followed you here. there's something i need to tell you. what can i get you? grain alcohol, please. we don't have grain alcohol. okay, just a sprite. what do you want, rose? i don't want anything. i just have some news to share with you. is this cnn kind of news, or something you heard from a friendly blue jay with a top hat and a cane? if you recall, that was a crow, and he was wearing a derby and safety goggles. and i've admitted that was a medication issue. fine, whatever. what's the news? well, my family has business interests in london, and i'm going to move there and take a job. oh, terrific. so will you be running the chocolate factory? did the oompaloompas drop the ball? charlie... the little bastards went union, didn't they? oh, i'm going to miss that good-natured cynicism. you're probably wondering why i decided to leave. actually, i was wondering what possessed them