brother paul kennedy did this to him. >> this does seem like something siblings would do to each other the poor mother. >> the mom is the real star of this video because of all the things she says to these two boys. >> you never thought it out, did you? you deserve it. >> what! what! >> she's like you deserve it. the kid's like i'm the one with the tape on my face. >> no, she was saying it to the other son who said he had a hernia from laughing. >> i think i've got a hernia from laughing. >> you deserve it. >> what? >> he was confused, too. >> and his little nose. >> no more eye lashes or skin. >> it's not like you can just do the really quick -- >> no. and it's wrapped around in layers so you got to find the outside layer in order to do that. she's trying to cut it off with scissors. >> look at his right eye. it's smushed down with tape. >> why'd you do so much of it? he gets a lot of it off, the face is freed up. he's like don't do my hair. >> i don't want to do my hair. it hurts too much. >> the sight of packing tape will send this guy into panic attacks. >> look at this hair and ev

the leader asked me to refer to a book that i mentioned a couple of hours ago by paul kennedy, princeton historian. and he pointed out in the sweep of history, civilizations and countries rise and fall. there is no guarantee that any civilization or country continues forever. greeks, romans, persians, begin begin -- gingas khan. we're number one right now. how long can we continue to be one. he also pointed out, kennedy, in the sweep of history countries are defeated not by external armies but by external decay. i'm saying, mr. president, let's not decay here. let's resolve this like adults and let's be responsible in the spirit of winston churchill. ms. collins: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: mr. president, the government shutdown represents a failure to govern and must be brought to an end. disabled veterans who have sacrificed so much for our country are waiting for their claims to be handled. pregnant women and small children are at risk of their w.i.c. benefits not being funded. crucial biomedical research is being disrupted, and the sicke

timberlake and affleck facoff in "runner runner," anzac efron and paul giamotti recont the kennedy asionarl azuz has this week's "now showing." sandra bullock and george clooney ar in "gravity." a medical enneer and an astronaut must wk together te avisedn e p-g-13. "runner runner" also debuts this week. justin timberlake plays a graduate studt who is swindled outf his tuitin money on an online amg . hels to nf to n nd site, played by ben affleck. runner runner is rated r. and an all-star cast tells the story of th kennedy assassination in "parkland." pauliamotti s abham zaert man who caught the assassination on film... and zac efron plays the doctor who tried to save the president at parkland hospital in daas. the film is rated p-g-13. for now showing, i'm carl azuz. -----end-----cnn.scr ipt----- coming up... we've giving you homework assignment. three things you can do today.... to learn more about health care coverae. th'ttt.hi t r about agtoberfest... after the break. you're watching fox45 morning news. weekends. ((break 6)) could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mm

and an all-star cast tells the story of the kennedy assassination in "parkland." paulti plays abraham zapruder, the man who caught the assassination on film. and zac efron plays the doctor who tried to save the president at parkland hospital in dallas. the film is rated p-g-13. for now showing, i'm carl azuz. >> the oakland athletics, he is sunny grays.. doing great. still, scoreless and phillipe >> we will see you 11:00 p.m. (music) (music) >>> miley's behind-the-scenes meltdown before the vmas. plus, hailee on her new engagement. her interview wearing a wedding dress. i'm rob marciano. exclusive, a big bang bride. >> welcome to my wedding. >> rocsi's girl talk with hailee about her fiance. >> you're blushing. you're red. >> and addressing pregnancy rumors. >> i would like to tell the world right now. >>> then -- >> miley losing it. >> it's been ruined. >> is the pressure of fame too much? what you didn't see from the new miley documentary. were her ex-fiance say and father hut out? ray horn and montecore on the h

and my guest, paul giamatti, stars in a new film "parkland" about the kennedy assassination. i haven't seen it yet, so no spoilers. a new wifi tea kettle will text you when your water boils. the text reads, ," why the hell did you leave your house with the kettle on." this is the "colbert report. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the report. thai. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! steepen. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for joining us. all right, folks. hello, ladies and gentlemen. ladies and gentlemen, in the television viewing audience, if you only know what these people have been through tonight. ( laughter ) nation, it is day 8 of the government shutdown. tomorrow, of course, is day 10 because 9 has been furloughed. folks, this shutdown has made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. although, that could just abe reaction from uninspected shrimp. ( laughter ) the point is, this shutdown has been much ado about nothing so far. but the timmy "titanics" ou

and my guest, paul giamatti, stars in a new film "parkland" about the kennedy assassination. i haven't seen it yet, so no spoilers. a new wifi tea kettle will text you when your water boils. the text reads, ," why the hell did you leave your house with the kettle on." this is the "colbert report.

television the grief jst was overwhelming at the point where jackie kennedy it wase casket i just went to my room in and write a paul m. how senseless it wasou. with the three widows and i appreciate you touching onis o that point of tfhoseforg involved. presid thank you. >> guest: it is often forgotten it destroyed not only the president's life but his wife and childrenthe and oz wald's wife was affected she had to infantg children inch and he left them to murder the presidentk, n so they were also victims and it is a good point because all across therican aountry high schools wentince into shock and people were crying it was one of the most dramatic days sinces april 14th and 15th when abraham lincoln was shot dyeing the next day." >> thhost: james swanson is tit the author of this book's. this is the young adults title the adult title comes out in november and ofais a nio. course, he is known for his book man hunt about the lincoln assassination. a a what is it with you and ok assassinations? >> i said one day i will write a happy book.ov i look for intense andange l dramatic moments where i ink th things can cha

, which was championed by our friend and colleague, senator pete domeni domenici, and paul wellstone and ted kennedy and patrick kennedy in the house, became law, which said we have to have parity in how insurance companies treat mental health and physical health. i was pleased to get those provisions into health reform. but there's more to do and that's why we're here. and so i want to turn to my friend from missouri, who has been a great partner on this, and ask, as we go forward, what your thoughts are on this day and what we should be doing to continue this important legacy. mr. blunt: well, first of all, let me do say i think this is a critical topic and it's a moment when there are many reasons we should be turning to it. as you said, senator stabenow, this is the day that 50 years ago president kennedy signed the community mental health act. he called it then a bold, new approach. and, frankly, while some things have happened in the 50 years since then and now, there haven't been many bold, new approaches in that 50 years. this is a topic that for whatever reason our society hasn't dealt with

. >> anzac ephron and paul giamotti recount the kennedy assassination. >> carl azua has this week endssassination of president kennedy is another movie that will be out this week in debt is rated pg-13. [ female announcer ] it's a mountain grown morning with folgers lively colombian. it's deliciously dark, just before dawn. it's welcoming the sunrise with a taste of vanilla biscott with folgers gourmet selections, you can enjoy a variety of roasts and flavors from one perfectly brewed k-cu or a freshly brewed carafe ♪ turn any day gourmet with folgers gourmet selections. ♪ rica to confront the man behind the site, played by ben after black. >> runner runner is rated r appear in >> an all-star cast as the story of the kennedy assassination and park land appeared >> the film is rated pg. >> top stories we are falling on this saturday october 5th a wrong way driver hits taxicab and stalls traffic on the 101 south san francisco this morning perry >> we will have a live report from the scene. >> the a l d as a playoff game and a's fans packed the coliseum to churro on the oakland a's again

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we're hanging out with my man paul giamatti. [ cheers and applause ] we love you, buddy. yeah. "parkland" is the movie. this is about the kennedy who's the guy who took the film. the 28 seconds of film. >> jimmy: of kennedy -- >> of kennedy getting shot. and the amazing thing is that he took it -- >> jimmy: did he just make a home movie? >> yeah, he just had a -- yeah. but the cutting edge technology was the super 8 camera. and so he took it. and there was only one guy in all of dallas that day who knew how to develop it. and there was a one in four chance that they would screw it up. that's how cutting edge and crazy -- >> jimmy: famous, famous -- >> yeah, no. it was the first thing -- kind of viral. you know what i mean. >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, now, what you were saying -- everyone has a camera. it would be almost weird to have people not videotape stuff. >> right, yeah. >> jimmy: of any event. >> boring. it would be, like -- >> jimmy: yeah, everyone has -- everyone -- if you go see a concert now -- have you been to a concert recently? >> no, i never go to concerts. >> jimmy: no, of course not. you're anti-technology and anti

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of governor romney, or as we know him on this committee, paul ryan's running mate -- [laughter] the other guy on the ticket, ted kennedy, the heritage and the governor sets his hand to this legislation, which has become a model for applicable it he, efficiency, and success. what a grand possibility. in your estimation, have the massachusetts plan worked? >> the massachusetts plan over time has allowed individuals to not have to worry about pre- existing. it is required they have insurance. it is required they participate in group coverage. the same principles we have affordablerough the care act. it has been a huge success. they started slowly. it took them years to get to where they are today. they have good coverage. if you look at their outcome, they have excellent outcomes in health care as well. >> a democratic legislator has three republicans in the senate and they came to the conclusion using the discipline of the marketplace could be part of the solution. we would argue about other matters. giving everybody signed up was a key component. we would use the private sector to discipline price. correct? class that i

and hatched of governor romney or as we know him on this committee, paul ryan's running ma mate, the other guy on the ticket. ted kennedy, the heritage foundation and the governor sets his hand to this legislation, which has become a model for applicabilty, efficiency and success. hardly perfection. but what a grand possibility why. in your estimation has the massachusetts plan worked. >> i think if the massachusetts plan over time has allowed individuals to not have to worry about pre-existing, it's required they have insurance, it's required that they participate in group coverage, group market, it's the same principles we applied through the affordable care act and it's been a huge success. they started out very slowly. it took them years to get to where they are today. they do have good coverage. if you look at their outcome they have excellent outcomes, as well. >> the business community worked with the governor, worked with a democratic legislator that has three republicans in the state senate, and they came to the conclusion that using the discipline of the marketplace could be part of the solution. and getting e

bipartisan brought in ted kennedy and they ended up working together on the successful no child left behind law. >> go back to who is the gentleman who kept a record? >> paul fisher. there's some great stories about him. one story is that eisenhower would not watch movies with robert mitch m in them because he had been arrested for marijuana possession. and fisher would try to sneak movies with mitchham by eisenhower. he wouldn't tell him he was in it but when he got on the screen eisenhower would walk out. when jimmy carter who watched 480 movies the most, he only did it in one term. when jimmy carter became president he said he wanted to watch family friendly fare. and fisher's reaction in the late 70s was you're not going to get to see many movies that way. >> where did you find this information? where did mr. fisher keep it? >> all the nixon movies are on line. you can look at every one that nixon did. some of the other ones aren't fully available but you see different his torns. >> you mean the movie itself? >> the list of all the movies, nixon's. the rest require a lot of digging. there's actually a documentary on presidential movie watching. >> i se

paul clement who came into the case and made some brilliant oral arguments. not only was his brief brilliant and i think it was a brief that would have a appealed largely to justice kennedy, but also his -- his performance in oral argument both in the court of appeals and in the supreme court was a thing to behold. it was a sight to behold. i was privileged to witness that. and also i really would be negligence if i didn't mention the role that ilya shapiro and trevor burris played in writing numerous amicus briefs. it's true that ilya and i were the only people in every court of appeals hearing, although i was in pensacola for the district court case. so i got one case -- i mean -- i got one hearing up on him. and, but he was there, and we wrote these briefs. >> i was too busy debating the case in some other law school at the time. >> and he debated in all these law schools. and what trevor and ilya were able to do with the amicus briefs that i co-authored with them, the three of us worked together, is make a pure, constitutional argument of the kind that not all the lawyers for all the cases being litigated around the country were actually able to make at that point. s

paul ryan. he is a good example. over,when this is all they have to take a break and review old films of people from the past including kennedyxon, reagan, carter, clinton -- any number of people -- john mccormick could name endless people who treated each other as individuals. host: and right is on our line for democrats from texas, good morning. morning, i am one of the last democrats in the state. i am so disgusted with the shutdown of the republicans. it just frustrates me. i am a veteran of the vietnam war. diedw on the seat-141 and to 27 combat support missions in vietnam and 105 sorties and i'm so disgusted with the traitors in the republican party. wayve tried to figure out a where i can show my disgust. i have called my representative of the house and there is no response. he will not keep the government open. you cannot continue to just shut down the government because you don't like the policies of the white house. democrats have been fighting for health care reform for years. if it's left up to the republicans, there will would be no social security, no safety net at all. they just need to get over it cr and thene