saul appeared on democracy now!r and said this. >> i went to cuba in 1960 when i was a student because i was curious. i was curious to see how a guy was so disobedient with castro and his other revolutionaries were going to last. i did not think they could. i went down to cuba to check it out. i met people my age who are running government ministries and sleeping three hours a night and using a lot more of their brains than i was using. i was impressed by watching people making history. i think, like many other people who went down there, at the time, this place seemed really different. they were going to make a different kind of a revolution and it was going to have its impact. i think you did have its impact on the world. but that is how i got there in the first place. pretty soon i was working to stop the u.s. from invading cuba , like a lot of people who had gone down there. one of the first talks i gave was in new york city at townhall. as i came out, a guy try to cut down the back with a razor. the cuban exile

pero resulta que todo empezó ahora que saúl, el canelo, es un boxeador famoso, pues los hermanos, sonente como cualquiera de nosotros. ahora bien, el no cometió el delito. >> no. >> y porque entonces las arterias no quieren hacer nada porque el muchacho que cometió el delito es hermano del canelo, es lo que quieren decir. >> si. >> ese que está en la foto es el punto el escritor. y el señor que está al lado del. >> es el canelo. >> aquí está. vamos hacer una pausa comercial y regresamos para seguir platicando acerca de este tema y sobre todoel por qué una persona junto con otro grupo, porque creo que eran tres los muchachos que los agredieron, se unen para no solamente amedrentar sino agredir físicamente y hasta terminar la vida con un joven de 19 años de edad. se preguntará usted que hace la hermana de don luis enrique en el foro y dónde está la mamá. desafortunadamente la mamá de los jóvenes, la esposa de don luis enrique falleció años atrás víctima de una afección cardíaca. regresamos después de la pausa comercial. deseos, sueños y esperanzas en el aniversario de cosas de la vida,

entrevista saul almanza pero dentro de la manifestacion, grupos inconformes tambien por la manera como ha manejado el proceso, proponiendo un cierre total a la mesa de dialogo y detener los trenes sin dar marcha atras... bite todo lo que queremos es un contrato equitativo, nada mas... fue la exclamacion generalizada en la improvisada tarima ubicada frente a las oficinas de caltrans en oakland, centro de las negociaciones... entrevista saul almanza bart, mantiene un insuficiente plan de contingencia todo lo que queremos es un contrato equitativo, nada mas... fue la exclamacion generalizada en la improvisada tarima ubicada frente a las oficinas de caltrans en oakland, centro de las negociaciones... entrevista saul almanza bart, mantiene un insuficiente plan de contingencia con buses en 9 de sus estaciones y algunos conductores de trenes no sindicalizados en caso de darse una huelga..... cesar ---el cadaver de una mujer darse una huelga..... inapropriately touched by a person who was there at the childcare facility. el fiscal encargado del caso dijo que una niÑa report haber sido manosead

kill him and lets saul remain in power. in that story of the old testament coup delayed was the one that congressman sutherland said, he said it to the "washington post," he said boehner's way, and based on that inspiration, he decided it wouldn't be right to oppose boehner, so boehner stood by while the republicans cast their vote in that speaker's election. >> gomr. brown of georgia. alan west of florida. huerskamp. cantor, jones. pierce. yoho, cantor, massey, amash. >> now, that spectacle, calling out the names, was something they never endured before, he won barely by six votes, including the vote from the congressman who based his vote on the bible story. that is how close john boehner came to being overthrown this past january. and that is the john boehner that we are seeing right now. washington lifer trying to lead the tea party newcomers, knowing full well that his fate is ultimately in their hands. this week, our friend ezra klein got a chance to ask an editor at the national conservetor, he told him ever since pl

and there are religious activists on both sides, as saul gonzales reports from los angeles. >> reporterhours before it opens each morning, a line forms in front of st. john's community health clinic in the heart of south los angeles. the people who come to this government-supported health center are some of l.a.'s poorest and sickest residents, and most are uninsured. they turn to this place because if they can't pay, they'll still be seen and treated. do you have insurance? >> no, i don't have any insurance. >> reporter: you don't have insurance? >> no. >> reporter: when's the last time you had it? >> two years ago, when i lost my job. >> i don't have insurance. >> reporter: you don't have insurance. what's that like? >> just trying to not get sick. >> reporter: if the affordable care act, better known as obamacare, works, it's the patients at st. john's clinic, and millions more like them across the country, who are among those who are supposed to benefit the most. jim mangia is the president and ceo of st. john's. he says obamacare's importance can't be underestimated. >> there's no

here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ better call saul better call saul better call saul bitch ♪ >> jimmy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] uh -- i love they just keep discovering all this new stuff about space. listen to this, researchers are now saying that there might be diamonds on both jupiter and saturn. apparently, the diamonds form on the planet because of immense pressure. so, it's nice to know that planets get diamonds for the same reason husbands do on earth. all right. i'll go to jared! give me a break. there's some good news here for james bond fans. a new james bond -- [ cheers ] yeah, a new novel has just came out this week, and the author says it'll feature a more mature bond than audiences are used to. you can tell he's getting older by the books title, "the spy who is home by 7:00 to watch 'jeopardy.'" and finally, i was really happy to hear about this. a new study found that dogs can actually feel genuine love for their owners. while cats just keep a journal of all the things they hate about you. we have a great show tonight! give it up for the roots, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and

derechos civiles acusaron a estados unidos de violar derechos humanos de estados unidos , el jornalero saulrecontrucción de katrina lo deportaron. >> dijeron que van a pagar, pero llego migración y policía. >> el gobierno de estados unidos , dice que toma enserio las acusaciones pero con el cierre del gobierno no se pudo preparar y pide psotergación. >> es preocpate que el gobierno de estados unidos no cumpla, pero lo importante que ocurre es un foro internacional la comisión de derchos huamanos en estados unidos toma cartas. >> es hora que cumplan con declaraciones de derechos humanos. >> es preocupante a raiz de las obligaciones que dejan claro a estados unidos , tiene recomendaciónes hace años. >> hace 3 años entregaron 155 paginas de recomendaciónes del sistema de detención, dijo en esa epoca que la reforma migratoria solucionaria problemas, fernando pizarro univisión. >> mientras las deportaciones continuan, la reforma migratoria sufre un revez de marco rubio que era del grupo de los 8 en redactar, el prefiere el enfoque gradual, y devatir la reforma migratoria en partes pero las cosas

este importante anuncio take 2 box ---nos acompaÑan chris finn - negociador del sindicato a-t-u y saulnza - negociador del sindicato s-e-i-u cesar ---ahora pasamos a la reaccion del bart sobre este importante acuerdo.. escuchemos a la portavoz del bart, denisse gonzalez... take sot take vo ---si usted quiere recibir mas informacion sobre la situacion del bart para el dia de maÑana, puede acudir a la pagina de internet que aparece en pantalla. 5-1-1 punto o-r-g cesar -- en el trasfondo de esta huelga ocurri un accidente en el que dos trabajadores de la agencia perdieron la vida en walnut creek despus de ser impactados por un tren de bart. ---esta tarde, la agencia de seguridad en el transporte realiz una rueda de prensa para dar ms detalles sobre el percance.. ---jaime peluffo, nos tiene mas detalles... take pkg pkg hace apenas hora y media la agencia de seguridad en el transporte confirm lo que se haba reportado de manera extraoficial. s.o.t. jim southworth/portavoz ntsb 3:30:19 the operation of the train was for training and maintenance purposes. there were 6 employees in the train at

i worry about saul. i think he's good guy and then he does surprising things.i read what happened in the fourth episode this past sunday, i'm a very emotional sunday. i broke down and started crying because i couldn't get over the creativity of the writing team. i read that and i asked them not to tell me what's happening, so i couldn't believe it. >> don't tell us what happened. >> no, no. >> but some people haven't watched it yet. there are people i know that like to watch it, you know, in different ways. >> you say watch it there but i haven't watched it yet. i'm a hypocrite, but don't tell me. >> hypocrite. >> we do love the show but the fourth episode without pointing what happened, some say the show jumped the shark. it stretches kre dult. >> why is this caharacter for you? >> from the minute i read the pilot script i loved the relationship between -- the father/daughter relationship between the carrie actress so brilliantly played by claire danes. i felt great deal for someone struggling with bipolar issues in the midst of maneuvering peace and the write

y tambiÉn acciÓn trabajan actÚ saÚl l. >> la competencia de canto para niÑos mÁs importante y emocionantehasta 14 y ahora mÁs oportunidad para los pequeÑos que quieran tener un futuro brillante y tiene la informaciÓn de como participar de como encontrar los requisitos y las ciudades en donde se llevaran a cabo las audiciones que son las que tienen en pantalla. sina da un gran programa que gresa ra todos ustedes mÁs grande con mÁs oportunidades. >> ahora vamos con un adelanto de lo que tenemos maÑana en un nuevo dÍa a cargo de rachel dÍaz. >> hola maryn exclusiva, wisin nos revela com enfrenta su nuevo reto sin yan del, la diferenciantre gripe y influenza. >> el padre josÉ de jesÚs nos visita y nos dirÁ como enfrentar las dificultades de hoy y los secros par reemplazar los secretos de belleza, josÉ jose recibe un cÁlido homenaje, ahora regresamos contigo y los esperamos maÑana en un nuevo dÍa. muchas gracias rachel, nos vamos brevemente a la pausa al reesar no creen lo que dijo una directora de una escuela en mÉxico que fue captada sacudiendo fuertemente a un niÑo de 3 aÑos. >> una mujer r

i worry about saul. i think he's good guy and then he does surprising things.l sunday. i broke down and started crying because i couldn't get over the creativity of the writing team. i read that and i asked them not to tell me what's happening, so i couldn't believe it. >> don't tell us what happened. >> no no. >> but some people haven't watched it yet. there are people i know that like to watch it you know, in different ways. >> you say watch it there but i haven't watched it yet. i'm a hypocrite, but don't tell me. >> hypocrite. >> we do love the show but the fourth episode without pointing what happened some say the show jumped the shark. it stretches kre dult. >> why is this careharacter for you? >> from the minute i read the pilot script i loved the relationship between -- the father/daughter relationship between the carrie actress so brilliantly played by claire danes. i felt great deal for someone struggling with bipolar issues in the midst of maneuvering peace and the writers, they're 24, sit on the edge of your seat business. but it really grew as it w

mencionan dos nombres para poder enfrentar a cotto, el argentino sergio "maravilla" martinez o al mexicano sauldo en las grandes ligas. en pittsburgh, pedro alvarez conectÓ un sencillo que rompiÓ el empate en el octavo inning y los piratas derrotaron 5-3 a los cardenales de san luis para tomar una ventaja 2-1 en la serie de primera ronda de los playoffs de la liga nacional. el cuarto partido se esta jugando en estos momento. en los angeles, los grandes bates de los dodgers estropearon la primera apertura de un colombiano en postemporada en la historia. y la madera siguiÓ resonando mucho tiempo despuÉs de que julio tehera habÍa abandonado el montÍculo, carl crawford conectÓ un jonrÓn de tres carreras, el dominicano juan uribe aÑadiÓ dos anotaciones con otro bambinazo y los dodgers .esta noche en vivo a las once.. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> hoy es lunes, 7 de octubre, del 2013, estamos en un nuevo set, comenzamos, entra en la segunda semana el cierre parcial del gobierno, republicanos y demÓcratas, no se ponen de acuerdo para ponerle fin al debate del pago de la deuda nacional, en mÉxico, acusan al conductor d

. >>> also, with signing up for obamacare scheduled to begin on tuesday, saul gonzales surveys the massive, multimillion-dollar campaigns for and against it, with religious people on both sides. >>> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. as members of congress debated measures to avoid a government shutdown, religious groups urged them to consider the impact of their policies on the poor and vulnerable. several faith leaders said the government has an obligation to americans who depend on federal benefits and aid programs. meanwhile, some religious conservatives supported massive budget cuts as a step toward more fiscal responsibility. >>> there was widespread international condemnation this

came from saul was gone oh no no us would really help me. far go to every post my food today the reason why i get up and go do what i do every day you know when i go to work really but oh yeah that's me. as first responders to emergency calls the skid row fire station. to north america. back in the mid seventy's the city made a policy that skid row would be a contained preserved area much like an indian reservation or a ghetto where the unwashed wanted would be contained literally. for humanitarian reasons that it would be easier to. keep people. here one of the other important things to understand about skid row is that it's not primarily a homeless population and people tend to think it is and it's really critical people understand that because if you think of skid row it's primarily a homeless population that's one set of issues with one set of solutions then you build large shelters and if you do it the way some people at city hall would like it you would build them out in the desert that's not what skid row is skid row is principally en

miliband speech last week they were bloggers are calling it a holding speech they're saying it's ok saul it's not necessarily what they become it's going to look to harry. smith live in london laura thank you very much. a new u.n. report says torture and treatment often leading to death is widespread in leave in jails and estimated eight thousand prisoners are held behind bars without trial on suspicion of having food for ousted leader monica duffy let's not talk about this with the british political activist john reese mr reese welcome to our team is good to see the you one report says torture and brutality are rife in libya's prisons what do you think is behind that. well if this were a country in the world to which the west were hostile it would be being described as a failed state or a rogue state the truth of the matter is that the western intervention in libya destroyed any process or organic transfer of power from the gadhafi regime to the to the opposition this is the only regime. in the entirety of the arab revolutions where the first government was installed at a conference in

authentic character in politics, somebody who is a truth teller in much the same way the john mckay we sauleally from 2000 right through until when he really got into heated combat, and that maverick image too a knock. christie has been in that vein. authen at thisty is a concern in something that political candidates have to be careful to maintain. i think on this issue, generally, if i am looking at what krissie has done, i think it's politically smart having regard not necessarily to where the republican party as a whole is right now, but with regard to where it's probably going to be in three years' time because the way that you are seeing the poles shift okay this, whether you are talking about moderates, conservatives, libertarians, tea party members, whether you are talking about socially conservative evangelicals, you are still seeing movement on this particular issue. it also, i think, was frankly a pragmatic move sitting where things were legally. it's hard to fault christie for this although all of these guys have to be careful as they are heading toward 2016 that they don't look

. >>> saul is off but tara is here and you will spend a lot of time talking about the winds for this morning's commute. >> can you hear it how welling houlg last night? let's take a live look at the san mateo bridge where it's foggy. the earlier wind advisory here was canceled and no problems at the bridge. the bay bridge, is difficult. be careful on the golden bridge and it's also quite windy. you see we are doing a pan of the city. if we take a look at our maps, liver moore is getting backed up and in the south bay the freeways are fairly clear and along the peninsula with highway 85. let's check in with steve. how is it going? >> great. we have a system in the sierra nevada that has a 1-2 punch. there is some very light rain around san jose, and mountains. a lot of it is not showing up on radar. partly cloudy although some areas are clear. breezy. not as bad and yesterday. things are a little bit better than yesterday. cooler monday. highs for us 50s and 60s. up in the sierra the wind advisory is going until 4:00. it looks like rain is trying to turn into snow in shasta. 41 eureka

. >>> let's go to tera sitting in for saul. what's going on in the bay bridge? >> be careful driving across. make sure you drive the speed limit and have both hands on the wheel. i want to show you a very congestion on the freeway, on the 20. it's sluggish as you approach the tunnel. now we'll go to a map where things don't look too bad in the peninsula. nothing really major and in the hayward area, again all of the arrows are green. the lights went on around 10 minutes to 6:00. you can tell a lot more folks out there and give yourself more time. let's go to steve? how is dc? >> not so bad. that would be daily city if you don't know the lingo. she said the wind was so bad it sounded like a group of ban geese wailing at my window. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy towards south bay. breezy and windy about 38 miles per hour off the coast. the low is favoring area towards the sierra nevada and it's enhancing this push towards monterey. they are getting some light rain there. a foot of snow and weather advisory until 4:00. it's going to be a cool breezy day. temperatur

drew first yet again who another have been now that no crime no nothing no nono no charges bradley saul or on facebook what direction with your take on your next album and what label will be on. it recently a free agent was on interscope for my last five albums which of course are platinum and. i've been taking a lot of meetings in and on a lot of conference calls about my next move and i just i haven't narrowed it down yet you like the business end of the business love it because it just it further prepares you for you know the future in life and you know makes me a good tutor for my kids as they you know as they grow ok we've got if you only knew i was a quick questions and you respond favorite singer you've written favorite song of written is probably like father like son this walk people through this song my first armoire walk people through the entire process of the birth of my first favorite run for a very it rhyme. you have a fit you might not have a theme i do think it might be snoop dog and n.g.o.s. biggest splurge was the biggest thing you spent money on the biggest thing i sp

i said we just thopd saul we have. >> that was not the answer the gunman wanted. >> i was standing here fired there. >> the man ran out and entered the subway sandwich shop. >> i heard three shots. bam, bam, bam. >> this pedestrian who did not want to be identified told me he saw the robber running out of the door. >> this guy came blazing out of subway waving a gun and screaming. started to chase my friend and jumped on the freeway. he least a business owner tells abc 7 news he gave police security camera video the gunman. >> the latest fight played nout a courtroom today. major league baseball trying to lawsuit challenging baseball's antitrust exemption. it's a legal battle that could last for years. >> san jess yeah legal team headed to a federal courtroom to convince a judge not to dismiss the case. commissioner bud selig argue they're exempt from antitrust laws they saw they have exemption from a 1922 supreme court case. we take the position that this exemption they claim has long pass td and is gone and not relevant. >> the district judge will review before making a decision. no m

. >>> with senator gramam threatening to block this, the state department is saul so als reacting. >>e is that we need to have these officials in place. that is the only way to strengthen our interest overseas and represent our diplomatic agenda. >> and fox news has obtained this letter which goes to the secretary of state lead later this afternoon. they are questioning whether the state department has not placed the suspects on this website which offers cash for tips leading to suspects. they have refused to explain why the suspects were not on the list or if they were considered for the program. >> so many continued unanswered questions more than a year past the time. thank you, kathrine. >> you are welcome. >> so, here is a question for you, have you had a hard time trying to sign up for obama care? guess what? you are not alone. even as secretary testified on the roll out. >> it has been down the whole time you have been testifying. the system is down at this moment. >> when did you know these changes were going down, a month, a day, a quarter and did you tell the president what y

one of the actors in there, saul barrenson, fantastic actor. watch this from last week.. >> senators made a career criticizing the agencies about the lead. his first job in my opinion is win the hearts and minds of men and women in harm's way. otherwise it's just another political appointee holding up his finger to see which way the wind is blowing. >> this is the same guy in elmo and grouch land. same guy. >> yesterday at the sushi promotion for the olympics, i interviewed a kid. we had a piece of it. this is a skateboarder. you get up and eat granola? >> that was my buddy chaz. i get up and eat eggs. >> what time? >> depends if i'm snow boarding or working out. usually around 8:00. i get the workouts around lunch. you get up to the hill before it gets slushy. >> i get up at 11:00 and have pastries. we're living the dream right? >> we are living it. >> living it. >> living it. >> all right. >> living the dream. >> he's so cute. >> i have to do something. >> that was good. it didn't break. >> smashing pumpkins. >> molly ring wald, remember her in 16 candles. she's in sou

he may be humble but the he can't escape the headlines for his man versus ocean heart pounder, "sault." >> help! >> robert playing a sailor abandoning his crippled craft for a life raft in shark-infested waters. >> doing the film was an extraordinary experience, it was not easy. >> 77 years old, no stunt doubles. >> but whatever you see in the film was what we did. therefore -- >> very physical. >> it's very physical. >> ever sailed before? you a sailer at all? >> i'm not a sailor. >> you ever do it now? >> i have a done it. i've done it. >> one more thing robert did? he waited until the cannes film festival to see the movie. >> pretty intense experience relieving this. i thought, hey, they can boot this thing. they can boo t they boo films in cannes. when it was over, i thought, hey this can go either way. >> what was the emotion? >> a lot of response, positive response, went on for a long time. eight, nine minutes. you couldn't leave, you couldn't go anywhere. and i just wasn't prepared for that. >> it was magic? >> yeah, it was. >> all is lost in theaters now. the oscars, march 2n

i hope you enjoyed it, followed it, it saul going to change.ar satellite, we do have those high clouds and also going to be seeing some cooler temperatures today and into the middle of the week before things ramp up. this is all due to a trough of low pressure that's coming in over the pacific northwest. that is also going to be bringing us moisture on wednesday. the full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up in a little bit. but take a look at that, what a glorious view around tam cam. sun is set to rise at 7:11 this morning, so, very beautiful morning to wake up to just might need that light sweater. let's talk about some traffic, see what's happening out there on the roadways. we do have a couple of problems, certainly one of which is in richmond and we will talk about that in just a moment. we take a look right now at highway 4 heading in the westbound directions, 11 miles per hour your top speed as you leave antioch, coming into pittsburgh, not going to be bad at all, a little bit of a slow down through bay point but through richmond th

you were sweating, i am saul uponing . >> u-- i am assuming.>> it's 30 minutes and i am still sweating. especially on the back area. >> you know, one thing is, when you work out, of course, you are stimulating the autonomic nervous system. once the door is open, the flood gates go. you really need time. time is the best thing. probably a couple things you could do, once you finish working out and you take the shower, make sure you are going to a cooler environment, #1. #2, make sure instead of rubbing yourself dry - that can stimulate - pat yourself dry. and #3, you may just wanna wait a little more time after the shower to let yourself cool down before you start getting dressed. it's a function of making sure your bode cools down. >> when you get out of the á in the comfort of your own home, let yourself drip dry, the air will help you cool down. >> honestly, that's not that gross. would you be willing to stick around to help us with what i consider truly gross problems? >> yeah, sure. [ laughter ] >> a lot of times things happen. and a lot of

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is an emmy and tony award winning actor who plays saulse welcome mandy patinkin. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, welcome to the show, finally. >> thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: thank you so much. i'm laughing because last time i saw you, i don't know if you remember this. >> six hours. >> jimmy: it was six hours together. we flew on a plane, and i was the person that was the annoying person sitting next to you that wanted to talk to you the whole flight. and you were so nice to me. >> i was trying to learn my lines, of which i learned nothing. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you had your script out. i remember, i was just coming back from -- it was the emmys, i think -- >> one of those shows. >> jimmy: and i had a few drinks, and i'm on the plane next to you, and i was talking to you and i go, "oh my god, it's mandy patinkin. it's great. it's a pleasure." and you go, "thanks, buddy. pleasure. so nice to meet you. nice to see you too." >> and i put my earplugs back in. >> jimmy: that was the second level. >> second level. >>

saul gonzalez estimates his family lost 50% of the usual profits. >> it was the rim fire. and now yosemite is our backbone for our business. so we have no backbone now. we're trying to survive. other gateways are bracing for the shutdown, roughly expecting to lose 25% of the workers. lodging dropped 80% in and around yosemite losing up to $300,000 a day. surrounding communities like this also lost hundreds of thousands of dollars. edwards fears it will be much worse this time around. >> i predict a quarter of all businesses in the area, not just on the 120 corridor but sonora will shut down. >> one person facing possible closure is the woman that owns this cafe. it's the third year of struggles. two years ago it was an out of control fire burn. last year it was the virus ato sem ti. this year is the rim fire and now the government shutdown. business owners tell me they're trying to plan events now, concerts, fest vabls, anything to drive traffic and hopefully save some people from having to close up shop for good. live in groveland, nbc bay area news. >> we're following de

policy think tankers like saul jack man of the brookings institution say the president should raise the debt ceiling himself next time should it come to that. >> has this ever happened in the history of our government, has the president ever unilaterally raised the debt ceiling? >> never to raise it directly. there's no precedent of the emergency powers being used for this explicit purpose. >> but extraordinary measures to preserve the country have been taken before, jackman says like when abraham lincoln suspended habeas corpus, fearing the release could create lawlessness or fdr banning labor strikes to keep a struggling economy afloat. he says the precedent is there. >> if we believe there's a state of emergency such that the greater good is in peril, it makes sense to allow the president to allow a state of emergency to protect that greater good. >> i'm not aware of any modern historical precedent for the situation we're seeing today. >> political science professor james cattrall appreciates the complexity of the situation, a congress that will violate the constitution with a defaul

violent road rage incident in new york city.nt accused of triggering the incident is arraigned on saul $75,000 bail. e was among the dozens of bikers who stopped an s.u.v. on the highway. h >> he sped off with his wife and daughter in the vehicle. some others chased the family down and beat leeanne. >> they have tips on how to sta safe on the roads. >> you have some, what we call old hints around for a long time and new generations coming up. and they ride the faster bikes and they like to have fun. they also -- i just think they e bikers. >> one of the things you don't y want toou do is engage a motorcycle in a high-speedto pursuit if you can avoidrc it. there's obviously the danger to the public and also the danger to the rider. he may be!cv" violating the lawe >> back in the new york incident chance's lawyer admits he brokem the window of the vehicle but did not participate in thee i peteing. >> the biker run over has two broken legs and may be paralyzee for life. >>> sandy hook elementary schoo in connecticut will soon have ah new home.e. nearly a year after the shooting massacre k

transsister radio, typewriter, rotary phone saul gone. i know you hate it. >> i don't hate it as much as i come across. i just think that the unintended consequences are bad. but my kids yell at me because i don't know the difference between an iphone and ipad know what they are calling people who choose iphones over girl friend i sexuals. i was watching the factor on the couch with my new iphone 5 and she goes jesse, put that down or go upstairs. >> bill: good for her. >> me or the iphone. >> bill: that's right. >> i chose her. >> bill: becoming too enveloped here. about 13% of guys who would rather have the iphone than the girl friend. the iphone after the the initial investment is a lot cheaper than the girlfriend. let's be honest here. >> girlfriend iphone. i know i'm going to get in trouble for. this i just want to make this observation. we are equality. i'm for that women equality. women are just as good as men. they should have all the opportunities men have. why do we have to pay? why are we paying all the time? >> you want to go

that saul we were able to learn from his office.ther conversations are planned. now, of course the white house's vus on this the president and senate democrats stand ready to negotiate but don't want to do it with a proverbial gun to their head. they want house republicans to open the floor with a vote and then sit down and negotiate. house republicans are not having that. just a couple of hours ago, they held a press conference and the key word out of that press conference was negotiate. they said the president's refusal to negotiate now ahead of pass age of either of these bills is not a sign of leadership. that where things stand right now. ashleigh? >> i think we should lock them all in a room with only funyuns and water and only they can get out when they come to a conclusion. we will continue to watch this. that's it for me. i'm flat out of time. "arnold t "around the world" starts after this break. purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com at a ford dealer with a little q and a for fiona. tell me fiona, who's havi

but we should get this resolved now and the best way to do that is do something very simple and this saulhas to happen. the spooker should put a bill on the floor which should open the government. that's the entire solution to this problem, but we hope that he will listen to not just some moderate voices, but even conservative voices within his own party who think this is a mistake for the country, whether you're a democrat or republican, no matter what you believe, this shutdown is bad for everyone. so if you put that bill on the floor it will pass with very strong support. that's the best way to deal with that. and then we have to confront, unfortunately, folks who are willing to talk about defaulting. it's hard to comprehend that someone would actually think that defaulting on our obligations is right way to go and apparently some are and the faster we get this problem resolved and the speaker can do that with just one vote or two votes with the rule, the better off we'll be so that families don't continue to suffer. >> senator, you know that that's not what is looking like it's going

. >> i'm sauls serious.hink every city is fighting to get ahead economically and so it's the cities that are most aggressive about doing that in promoting what assets and resources that they have that end up winning. >> denton has already managed to bring in other big manufacturers such as target. city leaders say there aren't any homes around where sriracha would go so no one would complain. they did more than $60 million worth of sales last year. >> laying the gauntlet down, come to texas! >>> here's the halloween commute. >> better than usual at the bay bridge. kept wondering when are they going to turn on the metering lights? they are still off. you can tell because the fastrak lanes are still not filling in. maybe it's halloween and people are taking halloween off. getting a late start putting on their costumes. so there's a live look just the far outer cash fastrak lanes that are getting by or that are delayed but the middle ones still look good. and down the eastshore freeway only a 19-minute drive ti

to be cut, federal workforce is being skut, discretionary domestic spending is being cut, and this saul mitch mcconnell getting basically on his own, the sequester two years ago. >> your thoughts? >> this is also better for republicans on another level. one of the problems with the republican posture in this shutdown is not just because they got blamed for the shutdown in which paper people have shown they didn't like. the republicans weren't for anything. they were against for obama care, that's what they were were. did they have an alternative plan for obama care they were advancing in any of the votes? no, they did not. 's not at all clear to me they devised one. this at least is a more positive agenda in the sense they're talking entitlement reform and things of that kind. that may be attainable. that puts them i think in a better light with the public. >> less than a minute left, george. the question is, republicans can just say, you know what, just like obama did when the bush tax were going to expire at the beginning of the year, fine. no deal. we'll let the law play out. will th

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large government they can give them a large contracts that can create the sort of circumstance where saul'ssmaller competitors just simply can't compete and large corporations with a large government would rather deal with one or two large corporations than having to deal with one hundred fifty of them it's just a lot easier and you see the same thing for example in the manipulation of copyright law you know disney has noting hey let's extend the copyright law the mouse is about to run out the way that the pharmaceutical companies do the patent laws. during the george herbert walker bush administration when when monsanto had invented g.m.o. those they there was no regulations and so they went to the bush administration said please regulate this not because they were concerned about it being legal or anything but because they wanted to lock it down so nobody else could do it yes exactly and this is another point that i mention in the book that it really relates to these kinds of issues it relates to the fact that increasingly we have these large monstrous laws that are hard to understand you

. >> writing biography of saul bell low. don't do it. >> on that note.it's wonderful you had the last word. let's thank our panelists and shadow panelists. [applause] >> when did the u.s. slave trade start and how did it start? >> well, the u.s. was involved in the slave trade from the moment that we sort of began as a colony of britain, and one of the interesting things about u.s. history is that in the constitutional convention there was a compromise between the states that had slaves and the states that didn't, and the u.s. constitution said that the federal congress couldn't take any action against the slave trade until 1808. and the u.s., at the first moment it could in 1807, president jefferson, sent legislation up to congress that banned par tis nation -- participation in the slave trade by u.s. ships and u.s. persons, and come passed that. so in 1808 the u.s. prohibited the slave trade, which was a long time before, of course, slavery itself ended in the united states. but the issues were