channel daniel carolina smith, we're riding what looks like a gopro as he gets in this car driven by paul bailey. he's brought his porsche 918 spider hyper car to let people kind of have a ride. in fact, though, this was the last run for this porsche. in this exclusive footage, you can see what happens the very next run. it's ruthless. you see his right rear wheel get off into the grass. he loses traction. it whips right and then the car is heading straight towards the crowd. 26 people were injured by this crash. five of them in critical condition. one of which was a 6-year-old girl that was at this event as well. they have actually said that her situation has somewhat improved while the other four remain in critical condition. but there are 13 other people in hospital as well. and a lot of people saying they don't think the right precautions were taken. >> yeah, those plastic barriers look like the hydro barriers but it didn't look like they were filled with water, so the car went right through. >> this next video from dubai. what's going to happen here is things are really going to heat up esp

my grandfather paul bailey told me that when i was 1 years old. we were rocking on the front porch after dinner. he used to be in conversations like this. did i ever tell you about my honeymoon? well, no, but even at 8 i was interested. we found my oldest brother, missing for 20 years, and then he pulled a postcard from his pocket written to his mother from that long ago honeymoon. ma, we found vance. more later. people often ask why i became a storyteller. all my life i've been trying to tell a tale as well as my grandfather. the first time i did a story on the "today" show i called my grandmother to say what dub think about it? there was a long pause at the end of the line. finally she said, bobby, i think you ought to learn a trade, a trade? yeah, they are not going to keep paying you for four minutes work a day. well, grandma, they have. from red hair to gray. i have spent a lifetime criss-crossing this country listening to your stories. if you could create the perfect candy for him, what would it be? >> probably a heart. >> i watched the fore

. >> host: ronald bailey who is paul ehrlich? >> the world's worst. [laughter] he made age years career out of selling millions of books starting the late '60s with the population bomb. he is a biologist and a understand he used to be very good but if his book he declared flat out hundreds of millions of people will starve to death despite any. period. and he assured me that i got the timing wrong that famine would occur. it is no

. >> and, therefore, ron bailey who is paul ehrlich? >> is the world worst -- paul ehrlich is a man who made a huge career out of selling millions of books starting in the early, the late 1960s with his book the population bomb. he's a biologist, a bona fide biologist and understand he used to be very good but he come in his book in 1968, declared flat out hundreds and millions of people are going to starve to death, massive famine in the 1970s despite any crash programs we can embark on now. that didn't happen. it still hasn't happened but when i read my first book i called him up and get him and i said i read your book at you said so-and-so, what happened? he assured me, i got my timing wrong. families will go between 2000-2010. -- that payments. it is now 2013. just two years ago, a year and half ago he wrote an article in one of the scientific journals in great britain the population is still going to do it in and is only a 10% chance of civilization will survive this century. he has never been right and get these made a very, very

stall and they'd settle for a field goal attempt, and paul uhlir gets in there for the block...we stay scoreless. next pierce drive...taggart bailey and austin freeman running the option...and freeman...goes back against the grain--nice stiff arm--he takes off down the sideline inside the ten. they couldn't score before the quarter, but on the first play of the second, bailey throws a strike to starkel for the score...blue jays get on the board first, 7-0 after the extra point. then the knights wake up...david engelhaupt...look at this run...the stiff arm and then lowers the shoulder...eventu ally 5 blue jays drag him down. but they keep feeding the big man, he punches it in, balloons are released and we're knotted up at 7. . late in the quarter...pierce driving for a late score, but justin at 7. late in the quarter...pierce driving for a late score, but justin timmerman with a great i-n-t on the far sideline...norfolk catholic pulls away in the second, 35-7. crunch time for high school football teams here in siouxland, with just two games remaining and our of the week is almost a must wiwi for both sides. sioux center and george

stall and they'd settle for a field goal attempt, and paul uhlir gets in there for the block...we stay scoreless. next pierce drive...taggart bailey and austin freeman running the option...and freeman...goes back against the ain--nice stiff arm--he takes off down the sideline inside the ten. they couldn't score before the qrter, but on the first play of the second, bailey throws a strike to starkel r the score...blue jays get on the board first, 7-0 after the extra point. then the knights wake up...david engelhaupt...look at this run...the stiff arm and then lowers the shoulder...eventuall y 5 blue jays drag him down. but they keep feeding the big man, he punchch it in, balloooo are released and we're knotted up at 7. late in the quarter...pierce driving for a late score, but justin great i-n-t on the far sideline...norfolk catholic pulls away in the second, 35-7. there are just two regular season and our sportszone almost a must win for both sides. sioux center and ceceral lyon george playoffs if f ey but the warriors and lions are two of four teams within a other battling for postseason spots. both teams hit rough patches early

paul to launder their money, the fbi agent still score an important victory by pulling bailey, he's notnly a bank robber but escaped prisoner. the raid is considered a huge success. and it arrives just in time for hoover who in 1933 was not yet directer of the fbi, in fact, he was barely holding onto his job. he had been the bureau of investigation as it was called then had been given the job of soling the linberg kidnapping and had done a fairly miserable job. when fdr took office his first choice for attorney general was a guy name thomas walsh, a senator from wyoming, had a long and bad history with h -- hoove hoover. both from wyoming. these two were trying to launch an investigation of the harding investigation and uncover some of the scandals that later evolved. hoover's job was -- he tapped his phone, he read his mail and tried to trap him in hotel women to get him incriminate evidence on him. after that announcement walsh about to get the miserable hoover as soon as he got to town. unfortunately walsh was 72 year's old he went down to miami and got married and when the train sto

stall and they'd settle foror field goal attttpt, and paul uhlir gets in there for the block...we stay scoreless. next pierce drive...taggart bailey and austin freeman running the freeman...goes back against the grain--nice stiff arm--he takeoff down the sideline inside the ten. they couldn't score before the quarter, but on the first play of the second, bailey throws a strike to score...blue jays get point. wake up...david engelhaupt...look at this run...the stiff the shoulder...eventuall y 5 blue jays drag him down. but they keep feeding the big man, he punches it in, balloons are released and we're knotted up at 7. lateten the quarter...pierce driving for a late score, but justin timmerman with a great i-n-t on the far sideline...norfolk catholic pulls away in the second, 35-7. there are just two games left in the regular season and our sportszone game of the week is almost a must win for both sides. sioux center and central lyon george little rock would both be in the playoffs if they started today. but the warriors and lions are two of four teams within a half a game of each other battling forjust three postseseon spots. both

paul rhoads needs some magic in these final 5 games. up first texas. this game kicked off about 10 mins ago. right now 18th ranked uni hosting south dakota. 1st half. aaron bailey, the strike to braden lehman. td panthers. the defense shuts down the coyote offense. uni now 4-4 overall, 20-7 over u-s-d. drake falls on the road at morehead state 38-35. bulldogs now 4-5 on the year. senor day at grand view. 4th ranked vikings hosting culver-stockton. first possession, jordan cheatham. the former lincoln speedster shows off the wheels. 55 yards to the house. 7-0, they're just getting warmed up. later through the air. derek fulton up to to cory sir-co-vich, another touchdown. the rout is on. grand view rolls 76-7. good evening and thank you for do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman ...as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton [ projector clicking ] [ both moan ] wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of a

benghazi and left a note on paul ryan's door that said chairman for life referring to the job as the head of the powerful weighs and means committee. we are joining by kay bailey hutchison. thanks for being here. >> thank you, erica. >> give us a sense in your mind who would be the most effective speaker? >> i think paul ryan. i really think he has a lot of the capabilities. one of the things that hadn't been said is how creative he has been regarding the budget. he is a budget wonk. i think his plan to get us to a balanced budget is very bold. if the consensus is that that should be the focus of the conference then i think paul ryan is a great person to be speaker. i know he has concerns. i do think you can reshape if you rat right person and the call of your country comes i hope that he will seriously consider it. >> what if paul does come and -- are we better off with someone who doesn't take the job no matter how qualified because he doesn't think it's the right fit? >> i know paul and i think he is the kind of person that if he does do it he will do it all the way, not necessarily all the fundraisers in every state. i think he would probably come straight

paul questions throughout the day, just use the hashtag rand live. >> back here in philadelphia, philadelphians will elected their next mayor three weeks from today. two frontrunners, democratic councilman jim kenny and melissa murray bailey faced off in hour long debate last night. they touched off on variety of topics including lowering taxes, affordability housing and poverty in philadelphia. the pair also spoke about the controversial stop and frisk policy. >> systematically stopping young people, generally people's color for no reason at all, going through their business day, going to work, going to school, wall between the police and our citizens, and that has to stop. >> i believe that we need to reform the way we do stop and frisk in the city, so that people's constitutional rights are protected. >> election day is tuesday, november third. you can count on "eyewitness news" for complete coverage of the race for mayor here in philadelphia. when not on tv head to our website cbs philly. com for election update. >> still ahead this morning, confrontation between black family and group of confederate flag supporters. this leads to charges against 15 people and it was caught on camera, too. plus, the group in charge of

paul ryan budget deal. that's the challenge ahead for the republican party. >> whatever the reason, there is a vacuum of leadership right now in the house. thanks, john. >> let's bring in kay bailey hutch is son, now senior counsel and cnbc contributor >> nice to see you, madam senator. >> good to be with both of you. >> what do you make of the mess going on within the republican party? >> clearly there is upheaval, i think there is a leader and that's john boehner right now, i think his willingness to stay on and try to get through some of the big issues that you have just discussed, like the debt limit, of course, and trying to get a budget deal that might get us through even beyond december 11th, i think that a lot is happening, but i will also say from my contacts that i've talked to today in washington that they are taking a -- kind of a back step to be thoughtful and not just react or have an immediate election, but think through who would be the best and what would be the best circumstances. >> is that paul ryan? do you blame him for saying no this long? >> well, i admire him very much for saying no because he does have small children, however, i also think he is the perfe