rosy blames the rise of isis on us us. on tuesday "the view" co-host and my squash partner got into it with waller. watch. >> don't you think the reason isis was created because when saudi hijackers attacked us, we invaded a different country that had nothing to do with it that would incite people to radicalize? >> what they hate about us is our values, our way of life. they hate our freedom. >> i have heard that on fox news a lot, but i don't believe that. i think that the reason -- >> you think we do things to make them mad? >> i think we have to be responsible for our actions. >> finally rosy. an avowed 9/11 truther. she is not alone in blaming the united states. a reporter for campus reform traveled to harvard, wherever that is, to ask students what is a bigger threat to world peace, america is isis -- ice, ice, baby. >> what is a bigger threat to world peace, america or isis? >> to word peace, america. >> go on. >> as a western civilization, we are to blame for a lot of the problems that we are facing now. i don't thi

the same with rosie perez. you have no idea how well read and how smart rosie is, you know.all know rosie o'donnell, so we know that there are great conversations to be had, both about fluffy stuff and about serious stuff. you know, we'll find our way. we'll get our rhythm. you know, we're in -- what is it three weeks now? people are, like, why isn't absolutely perfect yet? because we're finding our stuff. back away. >> hey, i love it. i think you guys are doing great, and i think rosie perez is doing great. i'm looking for her at costco now on weekends because she talks about going to costco all the time. so now i've got my eyes peeled for rosie perez at costco. >> well, costco is fly. we like costco. >> i love costco. what are we going to do about those chairs and that table? are we going to change the chairs? >> the chairs are changing. listen, it is the worst -- it was the worst decision, whoever made it, made because they forgot, you know, some of us are wearing heels. some of us are slightly taller than, you know, the four-year-old chairs we're sitting in. and you hear

. >> whoopi goldberg chiding rosie o'donnell for using the racist card. we will tell you all about it. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. ignoring incompetence until today. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. americans are amazed that the white house is apparently not secure. on september 19th, a mentally disturbed person hopped a fence, got all the way into the white house without being stopped by secret service. that's a huge scandal. yesterday the director of the service it? >> is obvious that mistakes were made. it's self-evidence that mistakes were made. we must identify what the facts are, learn from the facts. >> too late, ms. pierson, you were north forthcoming about how bad the break-in was. the "the washington post" had to break the honest story. so you, madam, are out. you resign today. we predicted it would happen yesterday. you're gone. amazing. since the obama administration rarely holds people accountable for fai

it's rosy for her but not for the rest of us.e reluctance to condemn isis which is what bill maher talked about maybe a couple weeks ago liberals are petrified being scared of being labeled islam phones. >> not just isis but the liberal world. i wish isis could confront the horrific way muslim world treats muslims and gays. that's down that road. bill maher did. give him credit for that. >> go picket a hotel in southern california that's owned by prince. >> don't say anything about the people get stoned or cut your heads off. >> quick reminder bill's new book, you probably haven't heard of it, it's called killing patton. it's now on sale. if you sign up to become a bill o'reilly.com premium member like i did, you get the b lg book absolutely free. i have 15,000 of them which i built a studio apartment out of and am living right now in central park. be sure to check that out up next. the u.s. l in combating the ebola virus in west africa as the crisis proves yet again how much the rest of the world needs the rest of the world need

>> rosie. i thought the same thing. >> rosie had an attitude. >> rosie had a tv career. >> had an agent there for a while. right. but what's going on is very real. people forget the fact that whether it's spurred by cost savings or wage demands it doesn't take much to get businesses to save money. >> and look, you're replacing jobs. okay, so there's not going to be somebody at the mcdonald's window, but now there's somebody in the factory putting rosie together and you need brainpower. i mean, you're still creating an industry. >> oh, that's interesting. but then the low-end workers putting rosie together. >> i think it's all going to be displaced and the world's going to change and people are going to figure out new things to do. they have no choice. and rosie's here to stay. >> rosie's here to stay. >> she can figure out what kind of light bulb i need. >> she was very rude to george jetson. when i have a robot, the last thing i need -- i get attitude from my kids. >> i can be her agent. she c

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. >>> rosie on the rampage at the new "view." why she reportedly hit the roof.ow on "extra." >>> rosie stark-raving mad. the explos the explosive headlines today. what "the view" wants to do that may have pushed o'donnell over the edge. >> i didn't know we were doing that. >>> kris jenner's revenge romance? her intimate dinner with a mystery man. >> i'm playing hard to get. >> kris goes on kardashian rumor control today. >>> plus, kim's million-dollar diva demands leak out. >>> the stars remember fashion legend oscar de la renta. >> such atalented, beautiful, gracious, elegant man. >> from the first ladies to the new mrs. george clooney, his number-one dress of all time. >>> plus, incredible video. oscar serenading sarah jessica parker. >>> then -- >> oh! >> you thought leah remini was off-the-rails funny hosting " n "dancing." wait until you see what happened. >>> plus, general hospital's ryan paisty talking sex with shailene woodley. >> there's a lot of racy stuff going on in this film. >> right now on "extra"

usually you hear these things and it turns out to be nothing, but rosie o'donnell and whoopi goldbergn't getting along. "the view" made a statement acknowledging it. the report said that on thursday, apparently rosie and whoopi got into a heated argument during a commercial break. rosie was supposedly upset that whoopi cut off her to go to commercial and they had some unpleasant back and forth in front of the studio audience. the crowd sat in awkward silence. and the crew didn't know what to do, because no one on "the view" had ever yelled at each other before. [ laughter ] can you imagine if the host of "the view" drank like kathie lee and hoda do on the air? it would be wrestlemania. every among -- morning. no two hosts on "the view" have ever gotten along in the history of the show. i believe the closest everyone got to getting along, one time in 2004, barbara walters sneezed and joy behar accidentally said gesundheit. fighting in front of the audience. that's something guillermo and i would never do. right? >> right, you stupid son of a bitch. >> jimmy: you know spongebob squarepa

. >> una gran exclusiva, rosie rivera nos recibe en vivo en su propia casa y nos aclara todo lo que pasa su familia. >> atenciÓn hombres y mujeres, llegÓ en fin de semana y no se pueden perder los tips para volver a encender la pasiÓn que tenÍan apagada. >> y ¿alguna su hijo le ha hecho pasar tremenda pena en pÚblico?, no deje de enseÑarle los modales que le abrirÁn las puertas de la vida. >> momentos de intenso dolor en el funeral del integrante de la banda el recodo, estamos en vivo desde mÉxico con todos los detalles. >> y alimentos que tienes en tu hogar y que menos imaginas te pueden ayudar a limpiar tu casa ayudar a limpiar tu casa en un dos por tres. >> david bisbal en una escuela del bronx. y verÁn cuál es la prenda que te hace perder peso y resalta tu figura. >> y llega el reguetonero tony lenta, con una protesta que tendrÁ a todos pendientes. >> bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica", la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. >> y el programa nÚmero uno gracias de ustedes! >> y lo mejor de todo es que hoy es viernes! ♪ ♪ ♪ toma tu cafÉ con nosotros ♪ ♪ y olvÍdate de los dolores

. >> behind the scenes fight as whoopi goldberg and rosie o'donnell go at each other. >> strangest perper. >> you wanted to plead guilty. >> yeah. >> was this the reason she was targeted. >> she was a rich broker. >> this case has sent a trial across the country for working women. >> then, the new book that reveals what katie couric and diane sawyer really think of each other.

>> that's the problem, mixing it up. >> rosie says this also, he was looking for a fight. affleck was looking to make a statement. >> he was keyed up. no doubt. he's passionate about what he believes, but the problem is he's getting confused. because bill maher is making a great point, he's talking about the difference between muslim and islam a religion that isis and terror groups are using to justify some of the most horrific crimes that have ever been committed since the holocaust all based on and all interpretation of the koran and that's what bill maher and others are taking issue with. >> around this table, i think we can say there's four conservatives and one liberal. i was the first one to come out and attack the muslim islamists. >>> the radicals? >> yes, because a lot of them were afraid to do it in the muslim community and in the united states. they were afraid of getting in a fatwa. i'll say fatwa this, fatwa that. >> the beheader is actually british, so it's not about race at all. it's about belief. >> why do you keep making these important points? >> i don't

surprising that ups is so rosy. usually one of the companies that feels that, so it feels that at some basic level we'll continue to buy things. >> especially scottie and i were talking about this, during the holiday season, you'll see ups really kind of beef up their numbers here. and scottie was just mentioning -- >> the impact from lower energy scprieses ups behind the they might be able to raise prices and pricing power is what it's all about. >> last year was a complete debacle they lost at the very end. they're talking about charging extra for last christmas delivery. it pays to plan ahead. >> it's big numbers. a lot of people -- >> we're on the consumer scene. as far as p&g what do you think. >> i like p&g. but -- >> well, it's international. >> they have great brands. hillary was mentioning and scottie was saying they were thinking of spinning off their detour sell brand which is a huge moneymaker for them. >> they're going to shed 100 of their smaller brands and focus on their larger brands that make money.

not as rosy as we would have liked but a rosy one in any event. >> doug olivant and "america tonight's sheila macvicar. thanks. after the break, faith and fitting in. teens from the most religious part of the country, the bible belt, learn their beliefs can get in the way. >> for kids who are a little different from their peers of course fitting in can be the most miserable parts of growing up. take the recent case of a buddhist boy, who found himself living in rural louisiana. christianity was openly celebrated and the boy was ostracized. michael okwu finds, encouraged while it's illegal? he traveled to louisiana to speak with the boy's parents and a school that didn't think it was doing anything wrong. >> her first comment to me was, well you live in the bible belt. >> you live in the bible belt? >> yeah. >> you ought to know differently. >> yeah. >> when sharon and scott lane asked their local school district why creationism was taught to their son. >> they said you are in the bible belt. >> she made the comments if you were in a foreign country you would have to get used to their r

now she's happy to be called rosie. >> the top floor we have some of the family portraits.t will be the 21st generation to be painted here. >> rosie is continuing a family tradition spanning more than 500 years. >> firstly, all i want to do is get quick sketches so start with. it is nice to get a sense of how you move, how the face changes. different expressions. >> richard starts like his predecessors with the few preliminary sketches. the same scene will be repeated many times over the next few months. each sketch taking richard a little closer to his sitter. >>> in the obama administration's battle against isis it is mostly the military tactics we hear ab. the air strikes, supply and weapons drops but the there is another part of the fight the administration has been ramping. combatting the group online. we have video produced by the state department and its aim is to fight isis recruiting efforts by highlighting its barbaric nature using the groups own footage. the important question is, is the strategy working? is is it too little too late. >>> joining me james glassma

now on "extra." >>> rosie stark-raving mad. the explosive headlines today.he view" wants to do that may have pushed o'donnell over the edge. >> i didn't know we were doing that. >>> kris jenner's revenge romance? her intimate dinner with a mystery man. >> i'm playing hard to get. >> kris goes on kardashian rumor control today. >>> plus, kim's million-dollar diva demands leak out. >>> the stars remember fashion legend oscar de la renta. >> such a talented, beautiful, gracious, elegant man. >> from

today, rosie perez is here and plus, gma's lara spencer tells us how to make flea market fabulous. now, here's wendy! [cheers and applause ]

not as rosy as we would have liked but a rosy one in any event. >> doug olivant and "america tonight's sheila macvicar. thanks. after the break, faith and fitting in. teens from the most religious part of the country, the bible belt, learn their beliefs can get in the way. real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they don't have the resources to take the fight to al shabaab. >> more bureaus, more stories. >> this is where the typhoon came ashore. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong kong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> for kids who are a little different from their peers of course fitting in can be the most miserable parts of growing up. take the recent case of a buddhist boy, who found himself living in rural louisiana. christianity was openly celebrated and the boy was ostracized. michael okwu finds, enc

. >> reporter: richard's and his sister, rosie's, dna confirmed it. >> i was thrilled to death. thought about my grandmother, how thrilled she would be. and hope she is up there knowing and maybe they are together now, that he is back home [ bagpipes ] >> reporter: for seven decades, he was buried on foreign soil. sergeant bean, now back home. his family wanted him laid to rest in the u.s., right here at quantico national cemetery. full military honors. [ "taps" plays ] >> reporter: a gathering of fellow veterans who didn't even know sergeant bean but wanted to pay their respects. and at last, a folded flag, gently handed to sergeant bean's youngest brother. the emotions still raw after all this time. >> 70 years later, bringing him back home, where he belongs. >> reporter: at want co-national cemetery, i'm david culver, news4. >>> people who work and shop in fairfax county may now have an easier time finding a food truck for a quick bite to eat. new rules will allow trucks to operate in office parks and shopping centers, including tysons and reston town center. truck operators

actually, the sequel called the rosie effect will be, not in the u.s. i think in about two or three months. a brilliant book. you find yourself laughing out loud. the reason i had to read it is that my wife was laughing out loud so much while reading it, so i thought there had to be something good in there. >> where did you go? >> we went to austria. my wife turned 50, so we did a sound of music themed event, and we had on leader is in -- lederh osen. >> and there is always the good stuff in the last five minutes. right, penultimate question. you are a big tennis player. give us one tennis tip. >> it is a full body swaying. it is not just your arm. strength is key. >> and last question. you eat a lot of burgers. why are you a birder -- burger addict? >> i don't know. they are easy to eat. you can go pretty much anywhere in the world and get a decent burger. india may not be the best place. [laughter] >> cheese or no cheese?

the man that uses the twitter handle fan since 09 spoke to rosie o'connell on "the view."ow he took it upon himself to do something about the crime that he calls horrific. >> i had a bunch of people that is retweeting, he had 60 something thousand. we got it in front of 100,000 eyes. if 15 people were looking for them somebody is going to recognize or know somebody. that is why i realized which can help. >> after reviewing the surveillance video and connecting them to a group of people that went to a specific restaurant the man alerted the investigators. the three were chargekind. the accusecharged.sexual orienta motive. >>> for the first time since the arrest of high school football players that were accused of sexually abusing teammates. the sex crimes happened during a 10 day period last month. a candlelight vigil was held at the school. >>> there was an incident of an unsecured bounce house that suddenly flew into the area. the 2 and 3 year old boys climbed in a bounce house at the fall festival. it launched the inflatable 30 feet into the area. it slammed to the groun

siguiendo con la familia rivera con una mÁgica celebraciÓn festejÓ rosy rivera el primer aÑo de su hijacias, pamela fono conmovedor evento donde la tecnologÍa mÁs avanzada se suma a la noble de mejorar la calidad de vida de los pacientes gracias a las donaciones. marta flores nos tiene un recuento del acto de amor que puso en marcha el crid y teletÓn usa. >> the crid usa. >> ya es una realidad el primer centro de rehabilitaciÓn infantil de teletÓn en estados unidos abriÓ sus puertas en la ciudad de san antonio. >> yo creo que han sido muchos esfuerzos mucho amor, tambiÉn algunas lÁgrimas pero hoy todo ha valido la pena. >> ejecutivos de la cadena univisiÓn y del grupo televisa agradecieron la generosidad de miles de personas que con sus donativos donaron el Éxito de este proyecto. >> para toda la comunidad hispana, para toda nuestra audiencia, para todos y los que vivimos en ee.uu. y hablamos espaÑol es un gran dÍa. >> la actriz eva longoria pidiÓ la ayuda del pÚblico para continuar con el esfuerzo. (en inglÉs) >> en todas partes y dibujos, figuras y juegos para que los niÑos se diviert

while brazil has been basking in the success of the world cup, the economic picture is not so rosy.here are charges of corruption. the president is excited to win another four-year term but she has a formidable challenger in marina silva. she is campaigning on an anticorruption ticket. >> thrust into the spotlight after the death of her running mate in a plane crash, marina silva has been the story of this election. attracting support from brazil's middle classes who are dismayed by a faltering economy and from favelas,n poor in the mistrustful of a political elite. from the political jungle to the real thing. the woman who made her name as an environmental campaigner group in these forests. childeaking work as a collecting sap for rubber. levels of desperate inequality. racism and corruption are rife. the fact that a mixed-race woman who grew up in this level of poverty could become the next president is testament to the progress made in recent years. >> if she wins she will have to protect the environment and promote development. she is more capable than doing it. silva has tapped

here is neil diamond with his classic song "crackling rosy." ♪ crackling rosy we ride until it don'tn ♪ ♪ come on you got the way to make me happy ♪ ♪ you and me we do in style ♪ ♪ crackling rosy you seem like a guitar humming ♪ ♪ hang on to me girl ♪ play it now play it now ♪ ♪ play it now my lady ♪ ♪ crackling rosy makes me smile ♪ ♪ that's all right we got all night ♪ ♪ set this world right you got the way to make me happy ♪ ♪ you and me we do in style ♪ ♪ crackling rosy like a guitar humming ♪ ♪ hang on to me girl our song keeps running on here ♪ ♪ come on play it now play it now ♪ ♪ play it now my lady ♪ ♪ crackling rosy makes me smile ♪ ♪ that's all right we still got all night ♪ ♪ set this world right ♪ >> neil diamond, we're back to shine a light, a spotlight on one of our biggest fans. it is amazing. first, this is "today" on nbc. mom? dad? big uncle wayne?nut. hot chocolate. green tea. uh, decaf, cuz. wow. i'm dying for an herbal tea. the all new keurig 2.0 is here. >>> you know what is great about our facebook page? >> tell me. >> i'll tell you. we get to keep up with all

let's go on to rosie o'donnell coming to the defense of model christie teague an.it started last week after the shooting in canada. the model tweeted, quote, active shooting in canada, or as we call it in america, wednesday. she faced major listen backlash, even saying she was quitting twitter. roser o'donnell came to her defense and continued her thoughts. >> this is what she said. active shooting in canada, or as we call it in america, wednesday. that is a brilliant, succinct, one-sentence thought that i completely agree with. it is so common place to have shootings in america that it doesn't even make the news anymore. it's not a joke. it's a fact. i'm like bravo, chrissy teague an. >> now rosy is facing backlash. do they have a point, though? >> in terms of the backlash, i think that only the timing moment of any kind of point they might have. perhaps it wasn't the best timing. but this tweet actually came out before the washington shootings that we saw and we were all just so devastated by it as well. so no, i think she was holding up a mirror to a very, very

i'm susan kohlman the collective vice president of educated of san francisco i'm trying to look like rosy because i want to make the point that we do the work all of those amazing educators you've heard at most of the board meetings since we went into negotiations are evidence we need to hold onto the folks that are doing the work everyday in the way we make that more possible is to give the raise that people deserve so that we can stay in the city and continue to do the work we love with the students we care about i also want to note in the so we're talking about getting a contract settled and a fair contract you've heard from other speakers some of the things that were brought up in the special education advisory committee reporter duplicate proposals we've made and table we've made little motive at the spell education in the bargaining he respectfully ask i read the proposal around special education so we can continue to strive to do the best for our students who need us the most thank you (clapping.) thank you. >> so i have additional speakers for tonight. as i call our name, please c

. >> exit question, whose projections are more believable, the rosy scenario or the down beat scenario? >> gordon and samuelsson is on the mark. >> a look at where we are in the data compared to when the president took office we are better. >> i disagree. the cbo numbers rely on expectations congress will do what they said they are going to do. i think it is optimistic. i think, yeah, we have a problem. samuelsson is reflecting a great concern. >> the expectations of congress, functions as it is supposed to, are over drown -- >> they have to project what congress is going to do -- >> we have had five years, connective years in which growth has been 2.1 pest. that is the lowest -- 2.1%. that is the lowest since the depression. we are under tremendous economic pressure and political pressure. we will have to have a level of leadership we have not had in a long time. >> spangler was right -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> in this environment mclaughlin is right. i think we need a third party and i think you are our man. the mclaughlin group has its own website and you can wa

. >> not very rosy there. >> read across the board -- we are seeing red across the board in europe. the cac and asked each down about 1%. -- and the dax each down about 1%. industrial output fell by 1.8% in august. both france and the u.k. have reported that inflation levels fell to a five-year low in the month of september. one thing we have been keeping an eye on in the markets is the price of oil, which has been dropping steadily. on monday, brent crude fell to about just -- it to just about $88 per there'll. rice is will it -- prices are excited to continue falling unless opec gales back production, something they have been reluctant to do. the iaea slashed its forecast for global demand. >> give us a little bit of good news here. possibly business news related to shopping. >> retail sales fell to the lowest number since december, 2008. sales were down by 2.1%. total sales fell by 8% in the month of september. shoppers were reluctant to buy winter clothing. the luxury handbag maker saw even worse figures. his revenue for the first half of the year down 17% from a year earlier. t

governor walker made fiscally responsible decisions based on rosy projections. what we are hearing tonight is once again rosy projections and not being honest. >> governor? ward, $500,000 surplus. these pending decisions my opponent is talking about were giving you money back. 300 five dollars. for a young company, that is a lot of diapers. -- $325. made jumper to go to investments giving the money back to the hard-working taxpayers of the state -- pretty good investments giving the money back to the hard-working taxpayers of the state. >> we go to another question, you will have to give short answers. >> what is one thing that your opponent brings to the table that you think is a positive for leading the state for four years? governor walker, your first. -- you are first. >> i respect the philanthropic activities of my opponent. i helped with the boys and girls club. she has done some remarkable work, donated great money and provide a leadership. >> miss burke? >> i think that governor walker has certainly done some very good things in the community. certainly

i'm susan kohlman the collective vice president of educated of san francisco i'm trying to look like rosy because i want to make the point that we do the work all of those amazing educators you've heard at most of the board meetings since we went into negotiations are evidence we need to hold onto the folks that are doing the work everyday in the way we make that more possible is to give the raise that people deserve so that we can stay in the city and continue to do the work we love with the students we care about i also want to note in the so we're talking about getting a contract settled and a

. >> what do i have to do about rosy? i have gout and here are my toes.hat's my feet, i'm rosie o'donnell, welcome to the vuiew. >> i gather you have been watching? >> i haven't been watching it at all. no, i watch every morning. i love hot topics. i scream at the tv. i'm screaming out my jokes. nobody's listening to me. so i go to cinderella and do hot topics. >> wish them well. they're going to be just fine. >> you know how it is, it takes a moment. nicolle wallace, she's my favorite kind of republican. she can be changed. i love that. i love the ladies. and they have a new set because it was all white. i was kind of like heaven. but they fight too much. it wasn't heaven. bo borrowed the colors from "gma." i watch is every day. >> this is what we miss monday through friday. we have to go to broadway. >> you have to go to broadway to see me do my stuff. >> to see this. you have this movie with chris rock coming up. >> "top five," i play his ex-girlfriend. no love scene in it. i have to talk to chris about that. get my love scene in there. it's a great mo

the numbers at the macro level look fairly rosy. but it's pretty gloomy out there when we get down to the grassroots. our last national survey showed a significant number of americans still struggling economically. we asked americans some very practical questions. have you had trouble paying a bill? have you put ov going to the doctor. have you had trouble having food and having to reduce your meals or skip meals to make ends meet what we found, 4 in 10 americans say they are living in either high other moderate economic insecurity households. those numbers rise to half of latino households and 6 in 10 african-american households. a significant number of americans, despite rosy numbers at the macro level still saying it hasn't trickled down to them. >> it's interesting because you also talked about the political lens through which people sometimes view the economy. what you find is how republicans, for instance, self-report how they're doing versus how they think the economy is and how democrats self-report verse how they think the

they have a signature color for a rosy tone showing american stands in solidarity with those battling breast cancer and those at risk and recognizes the men and women who dedicate themselves to prevention, detection and treatment. >> and abc7 is going pink and you can take a flame to do simple things to protect your health and, possibly, change your life. there is a link at abc7news.com. >>> today, a special halloween celebration gets underway at ucfs children's hospital in oakland. pediatric patients and families are inviting with a goal to make hospital stays less scary for kids. a program is hosting the party with costumes and games and crafts and brings fun and funding to hospitals at halloween all year and has raised $400,000 for children's hospital, oakland. >>> did you have to use the wipers this morning? >> i did. you? >> yes. >> drew? >> we need the wipers and umbrellas and the raincoats. live doppler hd is active. at san francisco you will notice not everyone is seeing wet weather but it is light where you do see it in south san francisco and east bay san ramon and livermore