alsandro porcheli is italian living in denmark. >> i met rene in 2004.ically the restaurant was just opened. >> ten years after noma's inception, rene is arguably the most famous dane since hamlet. so it's happily ever after, right? not quite. >> all this happened actually in copenhagen. you have all these rules, these guidelines where you never brag about yourself. >> the law which discourages attention-seeking is part and parcel of living in denmark. danes who think too big are often cut down by their peers. >> it's hard to really make an effort, and if you stand out too much, you know, get off your horse. >> okay, so let's say you start a restaurant and you announce right away, this restaurant is going to be different than anybody else's restaurant. are people mean originally? do they talk -- about you? >> i mean, how much foul language can i use on this show? we very quickly became the big band of the seal -- >> people can be so cruel. do danes like this place? no? it's got the attention of the whole world. >> yeah, exactly. >> to tell the truth, foo

so you're a neighbor of rene? >> i have known him from the absolute beginning.rt now? >> yeah, we're going. >> we're going. >> what did you think of him when you first met him? >> i saw an ordinary man. he fight for what he think about. >> he had a vision. >> yeah, a vision. and fight for this. >> it's very close. bitters. >> yes, chef. >> nicely done, chef. >> there we are. >> look at the beautiful girl there. >> cheers. >> here we go. >> what was that? what's in it? what is that? >> i don't know exactly how you make that. but it has been drinking in denmark for many years. >> so we have gammel dansk. >> it's a liquor. >> it's a danish bitter with about 30 different herbs or so. so we made an ice cream. >> it was delicious. >> excellent. >> oh, here we go. gammel dansk. it is good. >> it works. >> it is good. it works. it works. look at this. where you come from, new york? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> how did you know? >> it works. he said. >> i'm asking can you come help me dress here? don't let them touch each other. just there. perfect. >> what would traditional dan

this used to be marshland. >> like rene, he's not your ordinary dane.is farm is unlike the others around here. >> this used to be monoculture. >> yes. with carrots. >> just carrots. now what are you growing? >> between 120 and 170 different things. >> true, there are tractors and rows where potatoes and carrots grow. but much of what's happening here is a mix of wild and cultivated. >> this is wild angelica. that's chives with the purple flowers. >> oh, yes. >> wild onions. you could grow them here. let's grow some for next year. >> the first time you come up here, you go into this, oh, a flower garden. he will say no, no, no, this is the leek field. >> so nice. you're touching them like they're jewels. >> they are jewels. >> let's grab a bunch of these for lunch, no? >> leeks going in? >> yes. >> the pressure in farming is to have a monoculture and to provide year in year out what you know is going to sell and what the market demands. >> would you mind grabbing a few of these plants? are going to grow up so don't take the root. >> it's very very hard f

he joined rene gonzalez. they were speaking from havana, cuba.go to our website to see our extended interview with the late saul landau. you can also see all of our coverage of the cuban 5 over the years. if you would like a copy of today's show, you can go to democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] tavis: good evening, tonight, a conversation with legendary musician herb albert and his accomplish mints are -- his a accomplishments include music from the great american songbook. we are glad you can join us for a conversation with herb alpert coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: the debut album of her bellport dominated -- of herb alpert dominated the airwaves. sales2 million album later, he has a new one called "stepping out." let's see a video of his

i'm sure changed renee renee renee always been this guy that everybody wants to be friends with a wonderful human being he is extremely generous and a big brain. is your manager he's my manager and i have to say especially now my husband well look i love having you know he's the only man in my life and never met another man in my life never will i never saw i was never would another man i'm like of course i'm in love with him he taught me music and the passion and how to bring the best of myself. i think one time he needed me i needed him all these years one time he was sick and he needed me. today i'm a little bit more involved with he's with me when i sing we're together anyway we've got a new album coming explain this title love love me back to life did you did you die know what a lot of people do when they come back. a lot of people go through trauma and life and they come back a lot of people go not to love rate on one subject and particularly but a lot of people do drugs for example in they lose it you don't have to technically heart stop but you can die you cannot be no longer with u

but i was saying renee would be called names unfairly. we as republicans should not elevate these tactical disagreements into matters of such greater magnitude as has been the case by some in our party unfortunately. >> we're talking with congresswoman el mers, congressman dent. we'll continue this conversation right after this quick commercial break. stay with us. we're coming right back. >>> in washington the shutdown crisis, done. up neck, the obama care train wreck. we'll have the latest on the disastrous health care rollout straight ahead. >>> the disastrous rollout of obama care, the new study shows less than 1% of those that visited the insurance exchange website in its first week actually enrolled for coverage. about 36,000 people. by the way, traffic to health care.com has plummeted nearly 90% since it was launched on october 1st, down 90% from what were already very low numbers, adding to what obviously would likely be administration concerns about privacy as well as users, reports that healthcare.gov has this sentence buried in

>> renee... >> oh, it's my turn? >> yeah. renee! [drumroll] [applause] renee!chuckles] >> all right. you ready? >> uh-huh. [music plays] >> [gasps] [grunting] [scoffs] [panting] [electronic feedback] [music ends] >> you finished? >> uh-huh. >> renee! [applause] >> thank you. >> oh, that--that--you know, that, uh, that dance was, uh... >> spiritual. [panting] and touching. >> uh, any shout-outs? >> oh, yes, yes. hey, pookie. and to my kids. thanks for watching my kids, pookie. toni and braxton, mwah! >> all right. those are not your kids' names. they can't be toni braxton. >> are you laughing at my kids? >> no. just talking-- >> you laughing at my kids? i will kill you in your throat! door! >> the "r" is silent. >> well, that's dumb. and the "d" is not dumb. >> send some money in also for anger management. uh, thank you very much for that beautiful dance. all right, y'all, mack tight is up next, but, first, this guy right here is so dark, when he walk into the kitchen, skillets start giggling. all right, coming up next, crispy the fire swallower. [applause] [mus

but i was saying renee would be called names unfairly. we as republicans should not elevate these tactical disagreements into matters of such greater magnitude as has been the case by some in our party unfortunately. >> we're talking with congresswoman el mers, congressman dent. we'll continue this conversation right after this quick commercial break. stay with us. we're coming right back. >>> in washington the shutdown crisis, done. up neck, the obama care train wreck. we'll have the latest on the disastrous health care rollout straight ahead. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ more than a new interior lighting system. ♪ it is more than a

but i was saying renee would be called names unfairly. we as republicans should not elevate these tactical disagreements into matters of such greater magnitude as has been the case by some in our party unfortunately. >> we're talking with congresswoman el mers, congressman dent. we'll continue this conversation right after this quick commercial break. stay with us. we're coming right back. >>> in washington the shutdown crisis, done. up neck, the obama care train wreck. we'll have the latest on the disastrous health care rollout straight ahead. [ male announcer ] it is more than just a new car... more than a new interior lighting system. ♪ it is more than a hot stone massage. and more than your favorite scent infused into the cabin. it is a completely new era of innovation. and the highest expression of mercedes-benz. introducing the 2014 s-class. the best or nothing. >>> the disastrous rollout of obama care, the new study shows less than 1% of those that visited the insurance exchange website in its first week actually enrolled for cover

i'm just saying that a solid conservative like renÉe will be called all sorts of names as well.ut we as republicans should not elevate these tactical disagreements with matters of such great magnitude in our party. lou: do you believe that ted cruz is listening to you? >> i certainly hope that he does. i will be very honest that senator ted cruz devise a strategy and he did not have a plan for success. he had a plan to shut the government down. we are in the ditch and he has no plan to get us out of the ditch. we will vote to get him and everyone else out of the ditch and when we do, i expect to be criticized by senator ted cruz and others who criticize us for getting him out of the ditch. lou: we will follow that ditch metaphor as far as we can. we're talking with two republicans and we will continue the conversation right after this quick commercial break. stay with us, we are coming right back. >> in washington, the shutdown crisis. up next, the obamacare train wreck. we will have the latest on the disastrous health care rollout straight ahead. . lou: we are back, and you are

the original tonight on the cw. >> renee, you are brave.y a scary little zbrichlt tonight is also "ncis" night and a blast from the past, sending agent dinozzo into a tailspin. here is your first look. is dinozzo losing it? >> i'm afraid i'm going cuckoo's nest. >> tonight on "ncis," tony flashes back to his days as baltimore police officer after seeing suspect from a case 15 years ago. >> you okay, dinozzo? >> i'm starting to see things. >> ziva's absence getting the best of him? >> you have been different these past two weeks, tony. how come? >> kind of a personal question, tim you since it's you asking -- >> no, how long since you've slept? >> tony struggled to keep his sanity. >> i can't rely ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. in the morning is easy. pop them in, go about your business, and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. pillsbury grands biscuits. le

renÉ, ¿no se le pueden dar oportunidades a las personas que se equivocan?ue asuma su responsabilidad con nuestro hijo y quee dÉ el child support. >>y que te dÉ manutenciÓn deenor. >>correcto. >>yo no puedo tener un hijo con ella, es imposible. nunca hemos tenido relaciones sexuales. >>sÍ tuvimos; estÁ loco. >>no, la loca es ella. >>. tÚ, eres la mandante en este caso, y ponerte a discutir con Él es absurdo, pues me imagino que ya eso lo has hecho antes de vir acÁ hoy. hoy viniste a buscar una soluciÓn. >>correcto. >>ahora,o pierdas mÁs el tiempo y explÍcame la demanda. explÍcame ¡todo! >>ok. lo que pasÓ fue que hace bar. nos divertimos, bailas, un tomamos unos tragos... la conversaciÓmuy bonita... pero esa noche, Él quiso que yo me fuera su casa y me acosta con Él, pero yo no soy asÍ. ¡yo, jamÁs me irÍa con una persona que no conozco a su casa!Í. ¡yo, >>yo tampoco invito la primera noche a cualquier mujer a mi casa. ¿eh? >>bueno, pero me invitÓ. yo le dije que no y Él me dijo que si podÍa llamarme. y yo le di mi telÉfono y el me dio su tarjeta. pasados unos

want to bring in renee marsh in washington. renee, talk about the fact that british investigators are now looking into how this whole thing went so wrong. how was it both pilots just misunderstood the directions they were supposed to be following. >> amazing. you know, we spoke to some experts who say this is really rare where you have four pilots who did not hear the instructions. investigators we can tell you, they are at a loss for why these pilots either misheard or misinterpreted the control tower's instructions. that despite at least one of the crews actually repeating the instructions correctly. we know that investigators so far, they've ruled out the possibility of call sign confusion because the call signs of these twos planes were just so different. but another possibility that they're looking into, suzanne, is whether the pilots may have been distracted in the cockpit. >> and give us a sense of what this means when you talk about three miles apart vertically, 100 feet horizontally. what is the minimum separation supp

here is congressman renee he will elmers from north carolina.on't know congressman if that's. >> congressman, renee, whatever you want to say. stuart: here we go. i'm getting a lot of criticism directed at republicans for not getting the message out. for example, on our somehow yesterday, there was a bunch of fast food franchises that he ran and he told his workers they're going to have to pay under obamacare far more than they're paying now. they don't like it. and they were surprised by this. he says, when are you republicans going to get the word out that obamacare hurts ordinary working people? what do you say? >> you know, i will tell you that i came to washington in 2010 to shut down obamacare, know the shut down the federal government. we have opinion -- been speaking this message all along and saying a long time, it's those the president says will help with obamacare that are going to be hurt the most and for those who own the chain franchises especially and the food industry, they're going to be the hardest hit. stuart: what about the a

>> in the world of belgian painter rene magritte, nothing is what it seems. >> magritte is all abouting pictures that make you think about pictures. he is the artist who looks at ordinary objects but in these extraordinary ways. >> reporter: like a fireplace with a locomotive dashing out under full steam, or this portrait of a man-made of a bird cage. >> this picture epitomizes sort of the way magritte creates very clear pictures and the longer you look the more you realize their meaning is absolutely unclear. >> reporter: and, anne is the curator of the mystery of the order, an exhibition at the museum of modern museum in new york that focuses on the evolution of magritte's work from 1926 to 1938. >> it is a time when he makes quantitatively and conceptually more work in more modes, more variety than he ever has before. >> it is a period when magritte becomes magritte. >> rene magritte was born in lecene a small town in bell uh yum, in 19. >> his father was a textile merchant and when a magritte was 13 his mother committed suicide. >> i think what was probably even more impactful on

. >> renÉ wallace runs the center and organizes funding.e had just found out her program has less funding than she expected. >> we shift some of those classes into next year. >> for now there is no solution in sight. wallace is in despair. >> both the kids and the employees. people got bills. the kids, their families count on it. it is a lot of people, impacts a lot of people. and i do not have any control over it. >> many people have been hit by the shutdown. 800,000 civil servants have been forced to stay at home. national parks and some museums are closed. >> you learn to appreciate what is on the at -- outside. but we are sad we cannot get into the buildings, which is what we came here. >> it is sad because i cannot go to the historical museum, but it is more sad for the people of the united dates. >> renÉ wallace is visiting the school kids. many come from to manage backgrounds and have learning difficulties. the government pledged to send for funds, but right now it cannot transfer money. >> we are going to do that here. we have alrea

nosey renes. the offer's destination hardly an emergency just dropping off evidence at the state crime lab. >> i don't have a comment. >> you don't have a comment? >> no. >> reporter: speeding cops get coming. this officer cruising by at 79 miles per hour. our chopper follows him to you won't believe this, a doughnut shop. and take a look at this highway patrol suv. so this guy is going well over 80. his destination a highway patrol training academy. where the speed demon is, yes, a driving instructor. a lot of folks want to see you set an example, and going about 15, 20 miles over the speed limit, there might be some concern. >> i don't understand what you're saying. >> matt confronts these officers some closing the door in your face. you go to their superior. >> they open the door, allow us to talk to them. we're going to have more on 20/20 tonight. >> we get the tickets, they don't. matt, we'll see you on 20/20. much on this special out of bounds tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central. tonight, see thi

and no commute is helping to heal. >> now, all we have to do is drive to here. >> good luck, renee. >iversity of maryland owns about half of upper chesapeake health. and it's expected that it will buy out the other half within the year. >>> and still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> so scary. chain reaction crash. all the details on this accident, involving two school buses and a pickup truck. >>> a town in mourning. five die in a rock slide. and now we're learning about a girl's father's, heroic efforts to save her. >>> i'm live with the wjz mobile weather lab here at baltimore's inner harbor. bob and i will have a look at your thursday and five-day your thursday and five-day foreca,,,, if you've got it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and man, you know how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhale

rene, thanks very much. >>> it's only october 2nd.ven if the shutdown is resolved today, we're still -- we still need to look forward to mid-october when the government hits what's called the debt ceiling. on that note, a new poll indicates most americans believe it would be a bad thing for the country if the ceiling is not raised. 56% think it would be a bad thing. 38% think it would be a good thing. we asked if the debt ceilinging is not raised, who would be responsible. 53. ers wos blame republicans, 31% point the finger at president obama. 10 percent say both would be responsible. the centerpiece of obama air care is up and running after an initial rocky debut. heavy online traffic caused some -- overwhelmed the signup website. how are the health exchange web sites performing on this be? day two. get ready. we'll tell you. fps [ horns honk ] ...you want a truck that helps keep the outside out. [ horns honk ] chevy silverado delivers a quiet cabin that's second to nobody in its class. and by nobody, i mean ram and ford. put silvera

cnn's rene marsh has more now, rene? >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: tourists lined up as the nation's parks, museums and memorials reopened for business from the florida everglades to the smithsonian air and space museum. how does it feel to be inside today? >> better ask him. >> reporter: how does it feel to be inside today? >> awesome. >> good morning. >> reporter: employees are back on the job after three weeks of forced time off. >> it's good to be back at work. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: on capitol hill where most members have fled for their home districts, a furloughed staffer got the historic ohio clock ticking again. but as the vice president greeted returning epa employees with muffins, he warned all that time off would mean a backlog of paper work. >> now they're back and that they got all that work piled up, so they got a lot to do so i won't hold them up here. >> reporter: for the first few days back, federal employees say they'll be playing catch-up. >> that's the number one thing, okay

>> in the world of belgian painter rene magritte, nothing is what it seems. >> magritte is all aboutaking pictures that make you think about pictures. he is the artist who looks at ordinary objects but in these extraordinary ways. >> reporter: like a fireplace with a locomotive dashing out under full steam, or this portrait of a man-made of a bird cage. >> this picture epitomizes sort of the way magritte creates very clear pictures and the longer you look the more you realize their meaning is absolutely unclear. >> reporter: and, anne is the curator of the mystery of the order, an exhibition at the museum of modern museum in new york that focuses on the evolution of magritte's work from 1926 to 1938. >> it is a time when he makes quantitatively and conceptually more work in more modes, more variety than he ever has before. >> it is a period when magritte becomes magritte. >> rene magritte was born in lecene a small town in bell uh yum, in 19. >> his father was a textile merchant and when a magritte was 13 his mother committed suicide. >> i think what was probably even more impactful

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good morning, rene. >> reporter: good morning, kate. day three the lincoln memorial still closed this morning. there are hundreds of thousands of federal workers, their lives still in limbo this morning. they really do not know when this will all end. instead of starting their day at the office -- >> let us do our work. >> reporter: -- these furloughed workers are manning the picket low. >> being place in a furlough status. >> reporter: for the nearly 800,000 federal civil service workers they're now nonessential status is a slap in the face. >> you think? yes, i'm upset. >> i still have to put food on the table and pay my bills. >> reporter: people living on this military base in hawaii stocking up before their commissary closes down. >> i came to grab a couple things. i started getting a little panicked by when i saw how empty all the shelves were. >> reporter: the shutdown could also affect food safety. >> here at fda headquarters in maryland they've been hit hard by the shutdown, several hundred food safety inspectors have been furl

. >>> renee is joining me now.against robert redford's new movie today brad pitt's new one "the counselor." >> the cast, a who's who in hollywood. >> i need you to be sure you're locked n >> with brad, you have it guy, michael face bender, javier bardem and cameron diaz in a nice cast. >> i thoughts that you have the most brilliant scenes in the script. many brilliant scenes. >> hard to argue with him on in that one. i want to check out johnny knoxville's "bad grandpa." looks funny, right? okay, well, now it is already one of the most watched music videos of all time, miley's "wrecking ball" video. but there's one scene that all of the crew on set told miley not to do today, we have got her new interview all about it. >> miley's milestone, certified for 10e6r 00 million views, miley giving us secrets on her red-hot video from the tearful beginning -- >> i really did feel the way that you see. i wanted tomy look in my eyes you can't even fake that. >> her makeout session with a sledgehammer. >> like you're in love,

i'm renee poussaint.american society. in addition to destroying thousands of lives and millions of dollars in property, the terrorists had grounded the nation's airlines. because they had slipped past airport security, the saboteurs shook americans' faith in the safety of air travel. fearing more attú!ks, the government shut down the airports and kept the skies empty of commercial traffic. for days, the only people walking the halls of the nation's airports were maintenance workers, marshals, and other security forces. america's economy had come to a screeching halt and congress was under pressure to get it moving again. for veteran republican pollster william mcinturff, the shock of september 11th caused historic shifts in american public opinion. right after the attack, 6 out of 10 americans said they were worried about flying. a month later, still almost a majority of americans said they were worried about flying. i think that people believed and the members of congress believed you had to take action

¿saben cuál es el salto de nuestro jefe de información, rené muñoz? ¿los odiosos?entando la violencia, el compadre melchor se fue con voz de mando a ver qué tan gallito se resultaban y de plano pues no. >>llega lineth puente para darnos recomendaciones de cine en su butaca. >>ella me borró de facebook, me bloqueo, ya no me sigue en twitter. a nuestros invitados del grupo norte aleas ha pasado ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>la vieja te bloquean redes sociales, espérate, mañana te desbloquea. eso es según el humor que despiertan. hoy tenemos debate con grupo norte. mitad mexicano y español, carlos rivera nos cuenta que extraña de aquí y quedé haya. en nuestra gustada sección de gadgets tenemos aplicaciones para los amantes del deporte, no correrán por ti pero ya para su registro. arrancamos. ♪ >>bravo. >>¿no quieres cantar nos? el compadre se rebela y nos va a hablar con voz de mando. >>buenos días, muchachas. >>como que te estás concentrando, pero no, melchor, tú sabes que te queremos. >>antes de entrar en detalle con la agrupación se entrevistara, ¿recordar frases de nuestros padre

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rene marsh, cnn, washington. >> our thanks to rene marsh for that story. of the shutdown to tell you about this morning. the shutdown is hitting the white house garden. a blogger watching the garden says it's overrun with weeds and produce. produce is rotting on the vine. >> what a shame. >> the reason? the shutdown means gardeners cannot tend to the garden or harvest the crops because of the shutdown. white house workers cannot do it either because of the government furloughs. a lot of the garden is donated to food pantries. >> another consequence there. >>> 34 minutes past the hour. >>> the world war ii are gathering to call on congress to end the shutdown an calling themselves the military coalition. leaders from 33 veterans organizations, including the vfw, american legion and iraq and afghanistan veterans of america will make their case that the shutdown is hurting veterans, members of the reserves and their families by cutting off access to pay and to benefits. >>> a tragic story to tell you about this morning. a family is in mourning after a tragic

>>ahora sí, rené muñoz, tú pregunta es muy complicada.as] >> si es virgen la chica, por dios. >>quiere abusar de ti. >>jamás. esas cosas... yo no hablo de eso. >>muy bien, compañera. lo único que sí puedo decir es que yo no creo que el hombre se quede mortificado: " es que le di más de un peso". los hombres no son así, que rollo es la mujer. se siente mal por el hecho de que dio algo de más que no debía. >>los hombres siempre estar presionando. >>los hombres se arreglan a querer pasar a algo más. >>no se hagan las víctimas. >>entonces va a pensar la mujer que realmente nada más quieres para eso, no, si les decimos hoy empalagoso, no. >>depende, porque se la mujer desde el principio si le vibra y dice con éste sí... >>si se te presenta con los papás, entonces sí que tomamos en serio. >>en caso de que sea cierto que los hombres se les preocupa que por pasadas veladas a los puedas batear en la primera cita, pues que le echen más ganas, que te conquistan que te invitan a salir y así van a perder sus temores, señores. >>melchor, por eso te han

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