reilly had a tantrum. they were about to leave when the waitress said someone paid their bill and left a note that said "god only gives special children to special people." >> that note is true. i wouldn't be able to do it without god on my side. >> the stranger deserves the attention. he's the one that was a blessing to us. >> reilly had severe especially leadership see -- epilepsy and can't talk. the note has been an encouragement for her and the family. >>> food safety, a researcher launced a don't wash your chicken campaign. you end up splattering bacteria from the chicken. he developed a video, she discovered that 90% of the population washes their uncooked chicken. it's a dangerous habit. > the press democrat is joining up in that charge for online content. it is based in santa rosa. nonsubscribers want to pay if they want to read more than 50 articles a month. >>> it's an eyesore. you can find it in every community. illegally dumped mattresses. we have calls wanting stories for people using for neig

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. >> reporter: police have arrested the suspected drunk driver named reilly hoover.acing several felony charges. >>> governor jerry brown has signed legislation calling for the development of an early earthquake warning system. this requires the state office of emergency services to develop a network of sensors across california. when completed, the system could provide people extra seconds of cover. >>> it has been fairly windy out there and the winds continue at this hour. we are still looking at 22 miles an hour sustained winds in fairfield. 15 miles an hour in half-moon bay and we are seeing gusts stronger than that. satellite and radar picture, mainly clear skies over the bay area, you can see clouds an rain passingtous the north. we have a system digging in and moveing to the south. as it starts to move over northern california, we will see winds out of the north and the east pick up and that is leading to some fire concerns, especially in the higher terrains. this will be really tomorrow night into thursday and the peak wind gusts will be in the 45 to 55 miles

would be returning the stats all the time about 17 or 18 percent of the economy so sun valley is reilly coming off of intense managing. the cooler than in the united states is this the the facebook and google realty but it's much more sophisticated. so we willing have the board come here and my recollection so evidentially is let's look at facebook and google and look at it some of the prostitution companies if you want to get the full picture of renovation you've got to paint this board picture of oakland frankly and how that's become a major export engine not just in agriculture but, you know, off those products being developed. the sister-in-law to this region is understand who you are; right? don't forget the cartoon and the brand perhaps misinterpreted by other parts of world. and leverage your special abstracts and advantages in a way that can lift up large numbers of kids in this city and oakland and richmond and pittsburgh this is really critical that the united states go back it fundamentals and a understand how productive and innovative we are both in idea generation by in mer

reilly the crowding and comfortably the reliability is the cars their the variable right now. you know, we're working on both to all kinds of things to try to do it. as supervisor wiener said this is a snapshot and i do this for reference you see the very thin margin we're working on. we have on paper a one hundred and vicars and have 1 hundred and fourteen scheduled are the long-term rehabilitation is a combination of two things a partial overhaul program where we have 6 cars commented and we are in the process of having 3 in service already of overhauling cars that were damaged so long as a decade ago which are now putting together and getting them back into service. so that's with the 15 is. the cars run a lot of miles and carry a lot of people it's critical we do maintenance we have 4 scheduled maintenance so 14 cars everyday. if you look at the demands we have for a variety of things we typically would is send 8 cars to support service for the giants game for example, that's one special event to see what a thin margin is. as supervisor wiener said up until about 2 months

. >> that has not been a concern for transplanted american john reilly who underwent cancer treatment with the nhs for the better part of this year, and is satisfied with the speed and level of care. his message to americans... . >> welcome it with open arms. a small tax increase it costs is worth every penny. end of story. i'm a complete convert. i prefer this system. >> by and large the british people are fiercely proud of their health care, showcasing it in last year's olympic ceremony. and british health care is widely regarded as among the best in the world. the problem underlying all of this is as medical procedures are more advanced they oftentimes become more expensive. people are living longer, further raising costs. the question is how to create a system that treats all those in need, but not at the expense of others, and on both sides of the atlantic it appears there's no one single simple treatment for that. >> one week after the deadly attack in kenya the government is facing criticism that it ignored warnings. kenyan officials refused warnings a year ago that al-shabab w

it has not been a concern for transplanted american john reilly who underwent cancer treatment with the nhs for the better part of this year, and is satisfied with the speed and level of care. his message to americans... >> to welcome it with open arms, and the small tax increase that it costs is worth every penny of it. end of story. i'm a complete convert. i prefer this system. >> by and large the british people remain proud of their health care, even showcasing it in the olympic opening ceremony. british health care is widely regarded as among the best in the world. the problem underlying all of this, experts say is as medical procedures are advanced, they become more expensive and people are living longer, further raising costs. the question is how to create a system treating those in need, but not at the expense of others, and on both sides of the atlantic it appears as though there is no one single simple treatment for that. >> at least 50 people are dead after gunmen stormed a college dormitory in north-east nigeria. the fighters of the group boko haram allegedly opened fire on s

host: our final guest is sean reilly.re have been two hearings taking a look at the postal service, particularly its finances. can you give us a sense of the condition? guest: it is pretty bad. last year it lost $16 billion. this year it is still expected to lose around six dollars billion. that condition is not expected to improve. host: what are the causes for the loss of money? guest: in a word, the internet. the postal service has suffered electronic diversion. instead of sending a letter, people can indicate by e-mail. they will typically not use the postal service for things it has been served --used for in the past. first class mail has always been the big moneymaker. over the last seven years, that has steadily declined. they have managed to make up some of that lost through increased packing and shipping, but it has not been enough to offset the loss in first class revenue. host: does the postal service received federal money to keep running? guest: a tiny bit to help serve veterans and the blind. it receives no

. >> reporter: the son of sharecroppers, reilly b.n a cotton plantation outside berclair, mississippi, and started working at age seven. you've said you can pick 400 pounds a day. >> i did. >> reporter: you did? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: he was 22 when he hitch hiked north to play music in memphis, where he soon picked up the nickname "blues boy," or b.b. in 1952, his song "three blues" hit number one on the r&b charts, and b.b. started touring black theaters across the country. in 1956, you played 342 days? >> 342 one-nighters. >> reporter: but king wouldn't play to a white audience until 1967 when rock promoter bill graham invited him to the fillmore west in san francisco. >> that was the beginning of b.b. king and rock 'n' roll, not playing rock 'n' roll. >> reporter: right. >> and i've been doing it ever since. >> reporter: he influenced hendrix. opened for the stones, and has played with eric clapton and u2. >> "rolling stone" ranked you number three guitar player of all time. >> don't believe it. >> reporter: you don't? >> no, but

my story is going to be larry king told me once that clinton told him while staying at a real down reilly that real well bill is coming up we're tackling three c's comedy carpentry and cars adam has his hands in all three don't go away. mission. could you take three months for chargers three arrangement three. three. free. download free broadcast live video for your media projects free media don carty dot com. wealthy british scientists some time to. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. war is probably the most complex and difficult to. answer. to the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. kill a bunch of people. for their families they're really us people. reading. this some of them shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because it because it was nine times four in the morning even the best even the best soldiers. are going to make mistakes does this whole idea of brotherhood an author.

receiver reilly cooper got in a scuffle with kerry williams at practice.liams through his helmet down and had to be restrained by michael vick. cooper made headlines this summer when he would us racial slurs at a kenny chessy concert, and williams was one of the many who had issues with that. they might want to focus their aggression on the redskins who they play on monday night. williams refused to speak to reporters while cooper called it no big deal. >>> upset alert, andy murray drop the first two sets of his quarters finals match, we'll keep an eye on that. of course, a big day, big night, the ravens are 5-0 in their fast season openinger hopefully they'll make it 6-0. >> crazy that they're not playing at home. but that's another story. the venice film festival is underway in italy. one of the featured films is drawing extra attention for it's on tent and the way it was shot. >> reporter: there have been many movies about the israeli-palestinian conflict over the years, but "ana arabia" claims to be something different, something unique. there have bee

it hasn't been a concern for john reilly, who has been undergoing cancer treatment through the nhs for the better part of the year and is satisfied with the speed and level of care. his message to americans... >> welcome it with open arms. the small tax agrees it costs is worth every penny of it. end of story. i'm a complete convert. it prefer the system. >> by and large the british people are proud of their health care, showcasing it in the olympic opening ceremony. and british health care is widely regarded as among the best in the world. >> the problem underlying all of this is as medical procedures are more advanced they become more expensive and people are living longer, further raising costs. the question is how much to create a system treating those in need, but not at the expense of others, and on both sides of the atlantic it appears there's no one single simple treatment for that. >> the government of kenya is facing new questions over whether officials there ignored warnings about the siege the other week. officials apparently received warnings a year ago that suspected al-s

now let's join perfecter inventor maria mccool and beauty expert patti reilly and find out how the revolutionarynew perfecter fusion styler will forever change the way you style your hair. [♪...] >> so what is actually different about the perfecter fusion styler? how is it that you can get rid of all of these tools right here and replace it with one and get the same results? >> well, i'll tell you, this is a brand-new category. it's called fusion styling. we've taken the ionic technology that's going to give you the hydration, the healing on your hair and we've fused it with ceramic heat technology that actually makes the hair smoother and shinier. and guess what? >> what? >> we didn't stop there. >> oh, good. >> this is what i think is genius about the perfecter. i've actually developed it with this top-quality nylon bristle, right, that we perfectly aligned. and the reason why i did that is so i want to make sure it would glide through the hair, never getting tangled. and also it protects it from the skin. when this is hot, i can hold it just like that. i can touch my forehead, i can touch my

a lot do drop out to have children and a lot come back and they're reilly creating new, dynamic waysw firms that sort of focus on ways people want to work in the 21st century. melissa: this struck a chord with me because i happen to anecdotally have at love female friend who went to harvard and stanford business school who are not working and went through the whole business school program, worked with their own business and home full-time with no real fight of going back anytime soon. what do you think of this? >> you and i both have those same friends i have to as much as i respect and love susan, i have to say that you know, according to the intuit spending index people are spending 40% more on education between 2011 and 2013. why would you want to spend all that money when you could get the same experience just, start h starting own business, getting entrepreneurial experience and especially for women, i think a lot of us, during the recession, we started our own businesses and we got that experience. so, the only time i would think to advocate forgoing to business school is if yo

just when i thought bill oh i reilly premium membership couldn't get better you post the first chapterilling jesus." loved it. listen to it i because the audio is there as well until friday. then everybody gets it. tonight the factor tip of the day. a few months ago we told you b about a website called missingmoney.com. the site has since then received more than 315 million visitors. wow. it has paid out to the folks millions of dollars. the website publishes a list of money owed by the states to americans that you don't know about. so you may want to check out missingmoney.com before the website crashes which it will tonight. good luck. i hope you get some cash. that's your tip of the day. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. name and town, name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, codswallop. if you are watching from an exotic place we want to know. we'll do an exotic place e-mail segment soon. thanks for watching. i'm bill o'reilly. remember that the

maybe yoho should stick to talking about tending bed rights instead and now the very very ugly rick reilly you decorated e.s.p.n. sports writer decided to weigh in on the controversy over the washington n.f.l. teams in maine where they studied very old studies and even his father in law in defending the redskins name but that's not the worst of it he concluded his defense of the highly offensive racially insensitive term for native americans by saying that quote for the native americans who haven't asked for help we're glad to give it to them trust us we know what's best we'll take this away for your own good and put up barriers that protect you from ever being harmed again kind of like a reservation. the ignorance that riley shows towards the whole issue is just very very ugly. and over the weekend low wage garment factory workers in bangladesh took to the streets to protest their low wages and poor working conditions today alone as many as one hundred garment factories were shut down in dhaka and some estimates put the crowd of protesters at over fifty thousand people in recent years we'

now let's join perfecter inventor maria mccool and beauty expert patti reilly and find out how the revolutionaryter fusion styler will forever change the way you style your hair. [♪...] >> so what is actually different about the perfecter fusion styler? how is it that you can get rid of all of these tools right here and replace it with one and get the same results? >> well, i'll tell you, this is a brand-new category. it's cald fusion styling. we've taken the ionic technology that's going to give you the hydration, the healing on your hair and we've fused it with ceramic heat technology that actually makes the hair smoother and shinier. and guess what? >> what? >> we didn't stop there. >> oh, good. >> this is what i think is genius about the perfecter. i've actually developed it with this top-quality nylon bristle, right, that we perfectly aligned.

now let's join perfecter inventor maria mccool and beauty expert patti reilly and find out how the revolutionaryperfecter fusion styler will forever change the way you style your hair. [♪...] >> so what is actually different about the perfecter fusion styler? how is it that you can get rid of all of these tools right here and replace it with one and t the same results? >> well, i'll tell you, this is a brand-new category. it's called fusion styling. we've taken the ionic technology that's going to give you the hydration, the healing on your hair and we've fused it with ceramic heat technology that actually makes the hair smoother and shinier. and guess what? >> what? >> we didn't stop there. >> oh, good. >> this is what i think is genius about the perfecter. i've actually developed it with this top-quality nylon bristle, right, that we perfectly aligned. and the reason why i did that is so i want to make sure it would glide through the hair, never getting tangled. and also it protects it from the skin. when this is hot, i can hold it just like that. i can touch my forehead, i can touch my ear an

one of my original reasons is getting into the stock reilly lacking was penetration around the world.he best growth is from north america. tracy: wow. >> you know what it is? innovation. september fourth came out with first double oven freestanding range. tracy: really? ashley: double oven freestanding range. tracy: that means it can go under the counter. otherwise you have to build them into the cabinets. >> the stats they put out there, really interesting. 90% of all households cook at least once a day. average is 2.5 times a day. coming up with innovative products. you can argue part of the housing recovery, too. ashley: sure. >> home sales, all that kind of stuff. all that is going. stock made a huge move. from valuation, point of move, traditional valuation metrics, 17 pe. peg ratio of 0.4. for a growth company, that is extraordinarily cheap. trading 60% of its sales, so. you know, i still continue to like it. i still think they're doing pretty good. a couple of rough spots. europe was a little rough for them. asia, i need to see margins coming up but overall. tracy: i'm telling

. >> reporter: sean reilly a creative director came up with the initial idea. >> i think we were sort i said camel and then it kind of went from there. >> reporter: molly sueter oversaw it and wade oversaw the account. >> you've got to give it to people. >> we served it up so hump day made more sense. >> and then you let caleb said hump daaaay. >> reporter: yes, this camel's name is caleb. >> he had swagger. >> honestly this camel was amazing. other than the fact we were going to move the plants because it kept trying to eat the plants and grazing. >> reporter: hunt day is not caleb's only starring role. check out this mclemore & lewis video. he's also made appearances in movies including "transformers 2," but it was hump day that made him more than a star with over 13 million views on youtube. advertising editor abbey klaasen. >> it's usual to soo an ad with that kind of staying power. >> reporter: it's likely to end up being the most watched commercial of the year. it was also the most shared ad all summer. >> if you look at the tracking chart the irony is it makes a hump and spikes

. >> according to a reilly depictions like this on wrong.was not nailed to the cross with his hands because his hands would not have held the weight of his body. he was nailed through his wrists and there was usually a c on the cross, but soldiers took it off because they wanted jesus to die faster. >> they didn't want the folks seeing him on there. they said there would be big trouble. they wanted to kill him and out of there. >> you include two quotes from jesus, but not the most famous. father forgive them for they know not what they do. why? not? >> we don't put in things that we don't think happened? >> how do you know? >> are he couldn't say something like that audibly that people would hear. you die on a cross from being suffocated. your lungs can't take in any more air. we believe he said that but he didn't say it on the cross. >> you know what people are going to say. the bible said that jesus said on the cross father forgive them. bill o'reilly said that's not true. i should believe bill? >> if you want to take the bible literally,

. >> she reilly has no negotiation experience whatsoever.e are people mo are very nervous about whether or not she can deliver. let's be honest, secretary of state john kerry and sergey lavrov, the foreign minister of russia, came up with a deal about what to do with syria. we now have to put that into the form of a resolution and what needs to happen is samantha power needs to make sure we put into the resolution a very clear penalty if syria doesn't comply. certainly we know that there has to be penalties. and so those penalties have to be very clear inside the resolution, the way that this works at the u.n., is, security council members get to decide whether they right the resolution under what we call chapter 6 or chapter 7 mandates. the chapter 6 mandate literally says you can not use force. there are no guns allowed. so we can't really write this under chapter 6 and be serious. jon: so what is she to do? i mean what are her choices? are you sympathetic to the situation which she finds herself? >> well, look, i've sat across the table w

we are joined by ashley jason and 8-year-old son reilly.nner with our family and reilly started getting a little bit loud with his noises that he normally makes. which is normal. he started getting a little bit frustrated because he was hungry and the netflix wasn't working on the phone. and he started getting some people turning their heads,ing will. and i had said to my husband that i would take him on to the car. and we would eat when we got home. he said no, he is not being too loud right now. let's just keep him in here for a few minutes until our food came. and behind that another waitress came and tears in her eyes and she looked at us and she said i want you to know that your meal has been paid for and this is the note that was told for me to give to to you. and when i looked down; when i got the note, it said god only gives special children to special people. >> mike: i would have burst into tears. what did you do? >> i did. i did. >> alisyn: then jason, i believe they also said that your meal was paid for. >> yeah. they said the m

will say responding fire with fire is not the same as starting the fire in the first place like bill reillyand ann coulter and my answer is i did not start this fight but one of the things my father said never start the fight but as somebody else does come to finish it. >> host: ben shapiro is the author of five books. brainwashed was the first. porn generation and the next year 2005. project president 2008. prime-time propaganda 2011. his most recent book bullies here is a quick look at some of the books that ben shapiro is currently reid the and some of his favorite books. >> host: ben shapiro who is debbie? >> guest: my fourth grade teacher icecap to redgrave's i skipped third and ninth when she was the fourth grade teacher the class i skipped into a and she really gave me the best single piece of the advice that i had ever received that she said don't but it be written on your tombstone but it is hard work and drive and determination turning potential into something relevant that matters settled the the prodigy by the somebody that does something instead of that nine attend into me that

as we look ahead, we see that our members' businesses, and their future reilly is a broadband business when you look at the services that they provide. today we provide voice, video, internet services as well. but more broadband is really the key. in most of our members' areas, they say that the speed and the capacity and the demand for broadband in their markets is doubling every two years. >> the head of the american cable association, matthew polka, on issues facing independent cable operators tonight on "the communicators" at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> we're at prospect garden here in princeton, new jersey. this is a garden that ellen wilson originally designed when she was residents of prospect house, when ellen wilson is in the white house. she brings the white house gardner back here to this garden at prospect house and she says to the white house gardner, let's re-create the rose section of this garden at the white house. of course, this becomes the famous rose garden at the white house. ellen tragically doesn't live to see the rose garden completed, however. she's dying in th

. >> we're waiting for the senate to confirm tom wealer and michael reilly -- wheeler and michael reilly as chairman and commissioner respectively. if that a process takes a while, could that complicate having a 2014 incentive auction? >> well, i hope it doesn't take a while, but i would say that time marchs on and technology is advancing. >> then on e-rate, that's another issue that i understand could get a lot of congressional attention, and there's a lot of concern among congressional republicans about expanding the e-rate program. do you see that as sort of blowing up into a big fight as the fcc takes a closer look at expanding the e-rate program over the next year? >> no, i don't think so. i don't think education or infrastructure issues are partisan. and if you look back at the e-rate program, it was, of course, as i mentioned earlier part of the telecommunications act of 1996, but it was something that was developed in a bipartisan way by senator rockefeller and senator snowe and then-congressman, now-senator markey. so i think it has a strong record of support, and i think that'l

ben franklin, reilly wroted, indeed, we must all hang together. otherwise we shall most assuredly hang separately." fat benjamin harrison of virginia told tiny garry of mass, with me, it will all be over in a minute, but you, you'll be dancing in the air an hour after i'm done." these men knew what they risked. the penalty was death by hanging. a great british fleet was already at anchor in ne new york harbor. they were sober men. there were no dreary-eyed, dreamy-eyed intellectuals, or draft-card burners here. they were far from hot-eyed fanatics yammering for an explosion. they simply asked for the status quo. it was change they resisted. it was a quality with the mother country they required. it was taxation with representation they desired. they were all conservatives, yet they rebelled. it was principle, not property, that brought these men to philadelphia. two of them became presidents of the united states. seven of them became state governors. one died in office as vice president of the united states. several would go upon to be u.s. senato