richard: mm-hm.i personally love yogurt, but yogurt definitely has that distinct kind of tang. do you think they'll be into it? richard: looking at the original recipe, what i'm going to do is i'm also going to cut that with some light whipped cream. evette: oh, clever. richard: and talk about super simple? we're adding some of this cream to this, but then we also have all the benefits of yogurt. i eliminated all of the eggs, so we're cutting back on the cholesterol. this is just so much healthier in so many different ways. evette: okay, so what are you doing over here? vikki: so, i'm just mixing up my eggs and my cornstarch, and this is going to go into our milk mixture. and this is a really important step, because whenever you're putting eggs with heat, you don't want them to curdle, so you want to temper it, and you want to slowly add a little bit of the heat just like that. evette: ah, i see. so, you're just raising up the temperature of the eggs& vikki: exactly. evette: &to the temperature of th

complete with live chats with richard and richard's motivational tips and tricks. and finally, bonus number five -- a seven-day supply of richard simmons exclusive

the world needs more people like you, richard simmons. >> richard! i just want to say... ♪ that i love you, richard i think what you're doing for america is so important because you're showing them the way. we've got an obesity crisis in this country. 2/3 of americans are overweight or obese, and it's a crisis. something needs to be done, and you are a living example of how it can be fun. >> richard, i think project h.o.p.e. is going be a tremendous success for you because your way of motivating makes people feel like they're just coming to a party, and you get them out of themselves. you did that for me when i was a kid, and i was afraid to do all those scenes in a leotard. you know, you get people laughing and away from their own heads, and wonderful things start to happen. and that's your special gift, my friend. >> i'm coming up on 50 in a couple of years. i never thought in 90 days i could lose 30 pounds and 39 inches. i'm feeling confident. i feel sexy. i feel hot. i'm feeling younger. i'm so fit. i can go out and do really active things, and i

introducing richard simmons project h.o.p.e.or the first time ever, richard is introducing his new, 90-day progressive work-out system, featuring his unique triple training method, along with his complete 90-day meal program. whether you're active right now, or you haven't broken a sweat in years, your goal for a better, slimmer, healthier you is just 90 days away. richard's progressive workouts and food program are fun and doable for where you are right now. the secret to richard's work-out results? his triple training method. richard's triple training method is a combination of low-impact cardio and toning, arranged in a safe and effective progression that's sequenced to maximize weight loss. as your fitness level builds, richard changes up the moves, the reps, and the intensity to make the workouts more challenging, so you never get bored, and youever plateau. and richard's triple training method can help you burn up to three times more fat, compared to traditional cardio alone. and best of all, every workout is just 30 minut

. >> richard's taught me a lot about self-respect. he's taught me a lot about the reason for me to lose the weight is because i care about myself. >> what's really great about richard is that he offers this sort of unconditional love and unconditional support. he's a cheerleader is what he is, and that support has been so valuable to me. i had lost 165 pounds with richard, and i've gone down 20 inches in my waist. and it feels absolutely remarkable. there's no part of my life, no part of my day that this hasn't benefited me. >> one thing that richard taught me about myself that i never knew was that i'm worth it. i'm able to get this done. i can do something special for myself, and i can change my life. i'm 50 years old, and i've lost 101 pounds with richard simmons. >> i would highly encourage couples to do this together. >> i have struggled with weight my entire life. i wasn't happy with the way i looked. >> i was trying to get into my wedding dress from just eight years ago. could barely get it zipped.

the safest, most effective fitness and food plan richard simmons has ever created. whether you're overweight, out of shape, have hundreds of pounds to lose, or just want to sculpt a leaner physique, this program can work for you. >> with project h.o.p.e., i lost 38 inches. >> i lost 45 pounds and 45 inches in just 90 days. >> i've lost 66 pounds and 52 inches. >> announcer: the secret to richard's work-out results? his triple training method. richard's trle traing method is a combination of low-impact cardio and toning, arranged in a safe and effective progression that's sequenced to maximize weight loss. the specific progression of richard's triple training method can help you burn up to three times more fat, compared to traditional cardio alone. and richard's moderate workouts keep your knees and ankles in a safe, stable, and aligned position, eliminating jarring impact on your joints. and best of all, every workout is just 30 minutes or less. you'll get nine workouts on three dvds. the workouts are split into three progressive phases, each lasting one month.

richard has a button on his foodmover that gives you the extra motivation that you always need. with richard simmons' program, i have lost 46 pounds and 39 inches. >> and i've lost 31 pounds and 38 inches. and now my wedding dress not only zips. it's big on me. [ laughs ] [ voice breaking ] thank you for giving back my husband and i our life and our health. >> announcer: introducing richard simmons' project h.o.p.e., his first-ever, 90-day, at-home weight-loss program designed especially for you. richard designed this fun and safe workout program on a three-month, progressive system that is specifically sequenced to optimized weight loss and sculpt long, lean muscles. each month has three workouts -- a cardio, a toning, and a challenge workout. that's a total of nine workouts

i'm richard l u6789 i'm richard lui. an obama care bombshell. an investigation finds the obama administration reportedly knew for at least three years that millions of americans would not be able to keep their health insurance. that has been one of president obama's key selling points for his new health care law. >> if you've got health insurance, it doesn't mean a government takeover. you keep your own insurance. if you like your plan, you can keep your plan. >> but four sources deeply involved in the affordable care act tell nbc news between 45% to 50% can expect to find a cancellation letter in the past year. the reason, their existing policies do not meet the minimum standards mandated by the new health care law. 2010 obama care regulations do cite a normal turnover in the individual insurance market. now the white house is pushing back on the investigation. josh ernest tweeted, quote, that's "a," not new, and "b," not caused by aca. it's a problem aca will solve. for more, head to nbcnews.com. >>> also on monday the obama administration gra

call now, and the richard simmons project h.o.p.e. system can be yours for only three payments of $19.99. that's right -- you get all this for only three payments of $19.99. [ record scratches ] but hold everything. because richard wants everyone to have access to his best workouts and meal program ever, just call in the next 18 minutes, and he'll make one payment for you. this is a special, limited-time offer that is not available anywhere else. supplies are limited. so call or go online right now, and get the complete richard simmons body transformation system, plus free bonuses, a total package valued at over $200, all for just two low payments of only $19.99.

you'll get richard's foodmover nutrition guide that includes a complete 90-day meal program

i actually knew this program would work because it's richard simmons. know the kinds of miracles he produces. [ chuckling ] and i lost 26 pounds and 36 inches. and i don't even know how many years i've added to my life. 63 looks really good to me, and i wouldn't change it for anything. >> announcer: introducing richard simmons project h.o.p.e., his first ever 90-day, at-home weight-loss program, designed especially for you. this is the program that's going to give you the power to completely change your body with the safest, most effective fitness and food plan

richard counts his blessings. he stayed behind and filmed, it could be used by the texas forest service to better understand the path the fire took. even so he has a word of warning for those who find themselves in the path of a wildfire. >> my advice to others that get in a situation like i was in, if you can get out, get out when you can. >> hope i get to see you guys again or hope you guys get to see me, again. >>> coming up, a storm chaser catches up to the storm but gets a little too close to the action. >> oh! oh my god! take on me...' ♪ ♪ 'take me home...' ♪ ♪ 'i'll be gone...' ♪ ♪ 'in a day or...' ♪ man: twooooooooooooooooo! is that me, was i singing? vo: not paying for scheduled maintenance feels pretty good. no-charge scheduled maintenance now on every new volkswagen. that's the power of german engineering my customers can shop around. but it doesn't usually work that way with health care. with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and cost estimates so we can ma

the default he's got a point there richard i don't know why anyone who hasn't been paid to make richard has a point that he's saying that in if you don't pay somebody there that is that is a default and clearly america has done that now the way we nearly added a default so you don't think they were sorry nearly nearly there is not there's a d. they didn't default they didn't default on their x. donald bet they didn't default on their external debt to people who bought their treasury bills but they did they fold on the payments to the government employees if i employed someone and didn't pay them they were taken to court so i defaulted on their interpersonal let me let me get mileage because it was me i got in the job in but it's still a default i come in to jump on richard's. underpins money is money it's a no it's a promise it's a promise that i will exchange this for goods or services of equivalent worth but the money itself is valueless and what america's done is it didn't fold in so much as it's going to pay its bills nevertheless it's undermined trust that promise that they will pa

richard's world-famous foodmover has taught millions of people all about proper food portions. so, take the guesswork out, and ask your operator how to get richard's new electronic foodmover, designed for putting the power to choose perfect portions in the palm of your hand. along with the electronic foodmover, you'll also get the handy on-the-go pocket guide, a valuable companion that includes an eating-out guide and extensive category descriptions and food lists. healthy eating has never been so easy. >> and my project h.o.p.e. program comes with my personal 90-day, money-back guarantee. do the entire program risk-free, and if you're not completely thrilled with your results, just send it back for a full 100% refund of the purchase price.

being able to work out in my own home with those dvds and richard -- that was key. now, after having gone through the program, i've lost 66 pounds and 52 inches, and i'll get to do the things that i want to do in my life. >> richard, you've written so many books. you've sold so many dvds -- millions, in fact.

introducing richard simmons project h.o.p.e.r the first time ever, richard is introducing his new, 90-day progressive work-out system, featuring his unique triple training method, along with his complete 90-day meal program. whether you're active right now, or you haven't broken a sweat in years, your goal for a better, slimmer, healthier you is just 90 days away. richard's progressive workouts and food program are fun and doable for where you are right now. the secret to richard's work-out results? his triple training method. richard's triple training method is a combination of low-impact cardio and toning, arranged in a safe and effective progression that's sequenced to maximize weight loss. as your fitness level builds richard changes up the moves the reps, and the intensity to make the workouts more challenging, so you never get bored, and you never plateau. and richard's triple training method can help you burn up to three times more fat, compared to traditional cardio alone. and best of all, every workout is just 30 minute

richard? >> we will hope for some warming temperatures, thank you, tracie potts. >> meanwhile governs across the nation are taking action. some want permission to reopen national parks. the obama administration has green lighted the idea but says those four states, colorado, south dakota, utah and wyoming must use their own money. parks slated to reopen include mount rushmore and bryce canyon in utah. state officials say the closings are costing them hundreds of thousands of dollars a day. >> this morning, the senate's famed ohio clock has ticked its last tock. workers in charge of winding the 200-year-old time piece were furloughed. >>> two rabbis are being held without bail in a plot to kidnap torture jewish men and force them to give their wives religious divorces. the wives, who could not get divorces, paid up to $60,000, including money, for the tough-guy enforcers. the fbi staged raids. the rabbis and eight others were charged with kidnapping. they bragged about using cattle prods. the g

richard, thanks for coming. richard: glad to be here. now, your email said something about a kitchen faucet. this must be it. -this is it. -all right, so what's cooking? what's going on? well, if you turn it on there, you'll see that it's got a leak. the water comes up and out through the bottom of the faucet there. then it runs down, goes down the hose, drips on the floor. it's a major problem. i mean, i could probably repair that. well, the real issue is my wife doesn't like this faucet. she'd like a replacement. i've heard that before. you can see it's not terribly aesthetically pleasing, it's a little bit small, the sprayer, it doesn't... exactly reach all the way over here. richard: yeah, it'll fight a little bit. chris: exactly, it doesn't match. richard: so you have a new style -- does your wife have a new style in mind? she does, she would like something a little bit bigger, maybe matches the room a little bit better, a single handle. -with a single control? -yeah. all right, well, i bet you we can find you a new faucet. -excelle

richard? >> that's coming in just hours. thank you so much, tracie. >>> a massive earthquake has struck the philippines leveling structures. the 7.2 quake rattled the country's central region, producing widespread panic. emergency crews pushed -- or rather rushed to pull survivors from mounds of concrete while large crowds sought medical treatment for injuries. fortunately maniy schools and offices were closed due to a national holiday which may have saved lives. >>> belgian authorities found a clever way. asan was arrested after being lured to brussels for what he thought was a documentary on his life. undercover agents posing as filmmakers convinced the kingpin pirate to travel to belgium. when he got there, he was arrested on criminal charges stemming from a 2009 hijacking of a belgian ship. a u.n. report has described hassan as one of the most notorious and influential leaders in somalia's pirate network. >>> there are surprising new revelations about the health of former president george w. bush. nbc news has confirmed

i'm richard lui. the celebration was almost a century in the making. >> it hasn't happened at fenway park for 95 years! the red sox are world champions! >> the red sox win the third world series in a decade, but their first at fenway park since 1918. the night began with an appearance by red sox legend carlton fisk, fake beards and all. fisk, you will remember, hit the famous walkoff homer at fenway in the 1975 world series. in the game, though, itself, based loaded, a blast off the green monster. ortiz goes home and gomes brings it in. the first runs make it 3-0, boston. in the fourth, red sox steven drew homers, fans go in a frenzy. sox up, 4-0. the bench goes wild. even one of boston's finest caught celebrating. why not? and a single brings in big papi. 6-0, the lead there. final innings, closer, ruehara, closes the door, 6-1. a spirited cardinals routed in game 6. worst of worst, ortiz gets the series mvp with a -- i can't even count this high -- .688 batting average. >> we've been through a lot t

richard? >> tracie potts, as always, thank you very much. >>> what's the last thing you expect to see the army buy during a government shutdown? how about a mechanical bull? on monday utah's national guard entered a contract to buy a mechanical bull. the cost for that? $47,000. they claim it's needed to attract new recruits. last week the government sent home close to 800,000 workers due to the shutdown. >>> this morning, president obama will nominate janet yellin to chair the reserve. she would be the first woman to chair the board. the 67-year-old has served as its vice chair since 2010. her nomination has been expected ever since larry summers with drew his name from nomination last month. >>> and undercover member of the nypd is charged in the motorcycle road rage case. he is a 32-year-old and ten-year veteran of the force. he will be arraigned today. police say video clearly shows him pounding on the suv. the investigation started after he was slow to come forward with what he knew. he is

the next president was going to be richard nixon.hink that was pretty generally the expectation in the republican family. it certainly was my expectation. so eisenhower went out in that message with a strategy that left tax reduction for the next president. schoumacher: nixon urged eisenhower to stimulate the economy with an immediate tax cut. ike declined. by mid-summer the economy had ground to a halt well short of full employment. the budget surplus was holding money out of the economy and costing workers their jobs. while john kennedy campaigned on a promise to get the country moving again richard nixon was forced to publicly support a policy he privately opposed. the country hit bottom just two weeks before the election. for nixon, the damage had been done. if the present trend continues mr. kennedy, senator kennedy will be the next president of the united states. schoumacher: kennedy won with a margin so narrow that people still argue over what tipped the balance. but nixon had no doubt. he blamed the recession of 1960 for cost

. >> we will sing along with richard sherman. >> supercalifragilisticexpialidosis (s). >> later on sunday morning. >> osgood: bill geist has been seeing red lately and this morning he will be telling us why .. >> don't say redheads -- it doesn't look that way to me. they are everywhere you look. >> i think we are going to break the record. i really think we have got it. >> we will have you seeing red and nothing but red later on sunday morning. >> osgood: mary steenburgen is an actress with a natural charm that lights up the screen, not to mention a newly emerging even she can't fully explain. with lee cowan we will drop in for a visit. >> the first bachelor party i ever attended that could be covered by medicare. >> you might thing mary steenburgen would be busy enough starring opposite four hollywood legend but there is another passion that keeps her up at night that came entirely out of the blue. >> reporter: so why the accordion? i am not judging. i am just asking. >> you are a hater. >> mary steenburgen's musical awakening, later on sunday morning. >> osgood: anthony mason talks mone

. >>> now to the latest in sports from my friend richard lui. good morning. >> good morning. 76ers favorite allen iverson has formally announced his retirement. >> i'm going to always be a 6er until i die. i'm always going to be a boomer up i die. sglefs draft >> he was drafted in 1996. when he stopped playing in 2010, the game average over 26 points. the young 6ers team was led by michael carter williams and this powered up, heat come back with a steal. pass roger mason jr.. in the he said, 6ers upset the heat. remodeled brooklyn nets, at the end back to back triples. game tied 82 all. but the cavs take it 98-94. who doesn't like a monster alley-oop? do you like one, marra? >> sure, if you say so. . >> there you go. just like wilt used to do it. >> who? >> yeah, wilt chamberlain like 100 years ago. here he is waiving bye-bye. the nfl not liking it. and they're considering a rule change here to negate player taunts like that. tonight thursday night football, first place cincinnati bengals take on the miami dolphins. you and i will be asleep. dav

historic and anachronistic that's a good point richard i mean if i saw what i know the u.s. has always says assad has to go on i'm getting tired of hearing that after two years because he's still there and there's not much to move him there but it's just that this is a really good point it's incumbent upon assad to reach out to other syrians because the status quo is untenable before the civil war and now the civil war it's really up to him if he wants to make it work you agree or not. to his backers. you know he. on your program. she may be more critical of the administration of washington than i am but that's the role of the the the fact is we should be thinking also about what are russia and what could do to influence. approach i mean the russians got assad to the table but we did you know it's a side got them to the table at least that's what he claims ok that's a lot that's a lot because i don't so you have a lot of other people on the other side of the table agreeing to sit down know is hillary pointed out as time passes more and more people may want to sit down and wi

also joining me, cecile richards.walk us through in detail what happened to you when you went to cast your vote on monday. >> monday was the first day to vote in a constitutional election in texas. i presented myself with my voter registration and was aware of the new voter law so i also presented my texas driver's license which is valid and unsuspended. i was then advised that the name had to be -- the names had to be identical. and i said that was ridiculous, that i had been voting for 49 years and the law required me to present a voter i.d. i subsequently went back and asked to see the law. i read the law once again. and what it states is when a voter presents themselves to vote, they will provide a voter i.d. the election official will then verify the voter i.d. with the registration and they will make a determination as to whether or not it is substantially similar. the regulations to implement the law literally states that it must be identical. my driver's license, which i've had for 52 years, has my maiden name

richard sale de Ínea de partida. es un competidor feroz. al desastre. [ruido del mor] [estruen] en esa Última curva dobla demasiado hacia izqerda y roza la pared. sÓlo la toca, perosoe hace perder el control. al ver el viaje richard en cÁmaraenta, es increÍble eer que sobreviviÓ y sÓlo quedo con un daÑo leve en el pulmÓn. en el hospitalecide retirarse de lasarreras. richard sabe que ese choque contra la red, tambiÉn fuun choque con lmute [♪] santiago, chile. hay un problema en la cancha de fÚol... y se llama juan carreÑo. a juan le enfurece que el Árbitro le haya dado un tiro libre al otro equipo asÍ que decide arreglar la situaciÓn desquitÁndose con su oponente. lo golpea muy suavemente por la espalda. se acabÓ.

. >>> good morning to you, i'm richard lui. two american lives are at stake as a group of pirates kidnap and hold them hostage in one of the world's most dangerous locations. it happened aboard a supply trip off the gulf of guinea. u.s. officials believe the pirates took the captain and engineer ashore as hostages. someone that's been through an attack like this is captain richard phillips. somali pirates kidnapped him for days, now a hit movie. he offered perspective to brian williams. >> they will usually take a captain or chief engineer and take them ashore and hide them so now rescue attempts will be made. you've got to understand it's dangerous out in the gulf of new guinea but also on the land in nigeria. >> the navy always has phillips and his capitalers in their sights through thursday they disappeared. piracy is down to the its lowest level in nearly a decade. attacks in nigeria up 30% so far this year. >>> investigators want to know what drove a national guardsman to go after his own. a guardsman recruiter shot two su

new book going to run and in new york we cross to richard murphy he is a former u.s. ambassador to syria and currently adjunct scholar at the middle east institute in washington all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it hillary fund go to you first in washington dates are being said but who's going to show up the assad regime is made it very clear that they would like to show up but who's going to be across the table and are there enough chairs for them even if they wanted to show up well clearly there's a problem with the opposition but there's been a problem with the opposition for over two years there's never been a coherent opposition there have always been problems with it there's always been problems with their foreign backers from the beginning what i think would be useful is if the conference went forward with all parties who could come unconditionally without preconditions it doesn't have to be a. make nice make peace between the assad government and members of the opposition there can be othe

i'm richard lui. a white house insider leaking details under an alias for two years is finally found and fired. senior administration official with incredible access and information is now off the job. he was revealed as the voice of a twitter account using a fake name. his name is jofi joseph. he was on the white house staff but he was also famous in d.c. circles. the tweets began in 2007. he was said to have openly criticized administration policies. joseph had worked at the state department and for senators bob casey and joe biden. so far the first time, we are hearing from the woman in charge of healthcare.gov. kathleen sebelius admits there were concerns about the launch. >> the president said he was angry about this. did you know when he first knew there was a problem? >> well, i think it became clear fairly early on, the first couple of days. >> not before that, though? not before october 1st? there was no concern at this point in the white house or hhs? >> i think we talked about having testin

i'm richard lui in for chris jansing on this friday. now that the government is back up and running, president obama is setting up his priorities for the rest of the year. pass a budget, comprehensive immigration reform and a farm bill. at first glance nothing seems too controversial on this list, but if you take into account the way washington has been operating, it could be. >> i understand we will not suddenly agree on everything now that the cloud of crisis has passed. we shouldn't fail to act on areas that we do agree or could agree just because we don't think it's good politics. just because the extremes in our party don't like the word "compromise." >> minority leader mitch mcconnell saying another government shutdown is off the table. he told the national review, quote, one of my favorite sayings is an old kentucky saying. there's no education in the second kick of a mule. the first kick of the mule was in 1995. the second one was the last 16 days. a government shutdown is off the table. we're not going to do it. but senator ted

i'll get you a detective. >> joining me now, my buddy, richard belzer, richard, i cannot imagine what, to have your final wrap, final scene. >> much more emotional. at the risk of being immodest, the thousand of fan mail i get from twitter and whatever, those other services are, has been so moving and so usually people will write. you are a jerk, or something, you know but there is hundreds and hundreds of people just saying they're going to cry they're going to drink they're going, don't know what they're going to do. it's like i didn't realize until last night the depth of the affection for the character. i knew i was -- you know well-liked, but this was, i'm speechless for a change. >> yeah, well. i realized that. i knew it was coming. this was a huge television history moment. and, it is amazing first of all that the character ever transferred from homicide to law & order, amazing feat. i want to show why this character did transfer. i want to look back, when detective munch, man of few word in law & order, much more talkative in homicide. let's take a look at that. >> yes. >> hey

richard: this place is crawling with ledge like this. roger cook got an explosives engineer -- that's a great job -- he comes in with nitroglycerin, all kinds of mats, and we blow the thing up. what's not to love about a good explosion? norm: nothing, as long as you don't hit the house. richard: so, we got that all done and now we can run the lines over. and now another truck comes back. now, this truck pumps out all that water we had temporarily put into those lines and replaced it with antifreeze. this is nontoxic propylene glycol. we got all those things purged out, we got the lines connected into the basement, and we fired up the heat pump yesterday. richard, the last time you took me down here it was dirty, dark, and filled with cobwebs. it has been remodeled. welcome to heat pump central. look at this! this beautiful piping is the work of kevin bilo, who did a great job for us. now, the geothermal expert in our family is ross. i'm going to let him take you through the system. hey, ross. this looks complicated to me. not as complica

richard quest has a question for you, congressman.of course, is -- handles, you know, international business here on cnn. he wants to talk to you about something. >> congressman, having spent the weekend talking to finance ministers from all parts of the world who just can't really grasp how congress could do this, your answer, are they in denial or are they delusional about the effects, if they continue to push to the end? >> you know, i think probably some are in denial. i think some are delusional. and i think some just don't have their priorities straight, right? which in other words, they're prioritizing political wins over substantive progress for the country. so, i think the reasons for the behavior we're seeing, there's kind of multiple reasons for this behavior. i think some people don't truly understand the situation and they think, you know, the debt limit it doesn't really mean anything and they don't understand the implications on the u.s. economy and on the global markets. some i think are in denial. and some, quite fran

. >> announcer: but keep richard's nutrition guide just for trying. but you must call now. all this can be yours for just two low payments of only $19.99. this is an exclusive tv offer and is not available in stores. you won't find such an incredible value anywhere else. so don't wait another minute. call now. >> so, richard, part of your message is that it's not just the workouts that are essential. it's how people eat, too, right? >> it's not about just how you sweat. it's about what you put in your body. the reason i developed the electronic foodmover is because i needed to teach people how to eat. anyone who gets this program, they will learn about what they should be eating not just to lose weight but for the rest of their lives and not gain it back. >> so, let's take a look at some of the people who have lost the

richard? >> tracie potts, thank you so much. we'll continue to watch that on nbc news here. >>> two girls are charged with cyber bullying that turned deadly. police say 12-year-old rebecca sedwick just couldn't take anymore. she tragically killed herself last month after nearly a year of ugly taunts, including one reading, quote, drink bleach and die. now two girls are charged as juveniles in connection with rebecca's suicide. the 12 and 14-year-old are facing felony aggravating stalking charges. they have been released to their parents under house arrest. >>> a rapid fall from grace and now a guilty plea from bob filner. former san diego mayor pled guilty tuesday to a felony for putting a woman in a headlock, and two misdemeanors, one for kissing another one against her will and another for grabbing the behind of a third woman. filner was driven from office in august after sexual allegations from at least 17 women. the 71-year-old previously said he was the victim of a lynch mob. under the plea deal, he will sentenced to plea m

richard and eun? a construction accident on the red line >>> 6:14 as we head to a second week of the government shutdown. some federal employees are heading back to work this morning. defense secretary chuck hagel ordered nearly all 350,000 back it to the office. the house returns to the hill at noon today. the senate will be back at 2:00 to tray to reach an agreement. people across the country are taking their shutdown frustrations online particularly over websites that are off line. angie goff has more on that. >>> richard, good morning to you. we knew that some government websites were going to go dark with the shutdown but right now a lot of people up and arms, about one in particular that just went offline, this is what you get when you go to the government's amber alert website. no critical missing children bulletins, no urgent alerts, just a white screen with a message showing it's unavailable as a victim of the government shutdown. we do have calls in to find out if we will get those e-mail al

i will go to richard.know that the irs put out a report in 2010, that said between 40 and 67 percent of the people with individual plans would probably have to lose those plans, the president knew that richard. why did he insist if you like your plan you will keep it. >> we have seen from the white house and human health service were clear and open about that. kathleen sebelius said in the summer there is a possibility you will lose the plan. individuals who get letters indicating the plan was changed or cancelling, they should call the health insurer. >> that's not what the president said. here is a clip from the president in 2012, 2 years after the irs report came out. listen to the president. >> first, if you are one of the more than 250 million americans who have health insurance. you will keep your health insurance. this law will make it more secure and affordable. >> you will keep your health insurance and keep what you have and make it more affordable. premiums are going up. defend that, richard. >>

. >> announcer: richard's three-month progressive system is specifically sequenced to optimize weight loss and sculpt long, lean muscles. month 1 jump-starts your weight loss by burning fat and maximizing your fitness potential. in month 2, you up the reps and intensity to achieve continued weight loss, total-body toning, and improved fitness skills. month 3 adds more challenging moves so the pounds keep coming off to reveal a slimmer you. and every dvd includes richard's "learnhe moves" segment to ensure you're using the proper form and technique to get the safest, most effective workout, plus, variations of each exercise for every fitness level. and you'll work out to some of your favorite all-time hit

. >> we will sing along with richard sherman. >> supercalifragilisticexpialidosis (s). >> later on sundayorning. >> osgood: bill geist has been seeing red lately and this morning he will be telling us why .. >> don't say redheads -- it doesn't look that way to me. they are everywhere you look. >> i think we are going to break the record. i really think we have got it. >> we will have you seeing red and nothing but red later on sunday morning. >> osgood: mary steenburgen is an actress with a natural charm that lights up the screen, not to mention a newly emerging even she can't fully explain. with lee cowan we will drop in for a visit. >> the first bachelor party i ever attended that could be covered by medicare. >> you might thing mary steenburgen would be busy enough starring opposite four hollywood legend but there is another passion that keeps her up at night that came entirely out of the blue. >> reporter: so why the accordion? i am not judging. i am just asking. >> you are a hater. >> mary steenburgen's musical awakening, later on sunday morning. >> osgood: anthony mason talks money

. >>> also, the return of richard lui in sports highlights. what are the most dangerous states in america and are you living in one of them? we're going to reveal the answer when we come back. they say no good deed goes unpunished. and some days it seems true. but we keep on doing the things that matter& like buying new raspberry 5 hour energy. from now to the end of the year, a portion of each sale... benefits living beyond breast cancer, to empower women affected by breast cancer. new raspberry 5 hour energy. it's one good deed that will go just right. >>> all right. so before the break we asked what are the most dangerous states in america? the top five according to fbi crime statistics compiled by 24/7 wall street are, number five, south carolina, new mexico, alaska, and number 2, nevada. and the number 1 dangerous state for crimes per capita is tennessee due to high number of murders, robberies and aggravated assaults. time for sports and my good friend richard lui. welcome back. >> good to be back. big day in football. no sleep for the t

we asked richard gill why tight monetary policy caused such hardship.ing a benign view one could argue the difficult times of the early 1980s reflected the success of our past policies. keynesian economics was directed at stabilizing the growth of real national income. comparing recent decades with decades before world war ii, the american economy did pretty well. here's the way the growth of our gnp fluctuated before world war ii. here's what happened from the 1950s to 1980. in real terms, the economy was more stable in the recent period. the success of these policies undoubtedly contributed to recent inflationary tendencies and, perhaps more significantly, to the expectation of future inflation. by 1980, they'd created a general sense that the government would back down when it began to create recession and unemployment. people began betting on continued inflation. this made the government's task more difficult. the government had to act to break the back of these well-entrenched inflationary expectations. it had to fight inflation and a belief it wou

richard? back to you. >> courtney, i just might eat more now that they don't cost me as much when it comes to the belly. >>> stocks rebounding a bit on wednesday in part because of this woman, janet yellen. she was officially nominated by president obama to succeed current fed head ben bernanke. yellen's nomination comes with the blessing of over 350 economists who have her back here, making her arguably the most powerful woman in the world. >>> new zealand has hired betty white, talking about powerful women, to help them with a four-minute in-flight safety video. even getting a helping hand from "the love boat's" captain stubing, gavin mcleod. >>> for about the 15th time in its history, mcdonald's plans to replace happy meal toys with about 20 million paperback books during the first two weeks of november. >>> and according to a chinese study of 57 beverages, sprite came out on top as the best remedy for a hangover. i might have to debate that. >>> just ahead, another team goes home in the fa