the shakeup comes four days before the ravens play the browns. safety trotwick and brown are up from the practice squad to fill the practice spots. the team did practice today. news of the cuts took some of the players by surprise. >> you know, it's a business. great guys, great teammates. you know, just wish them the very best. >> it just sucks. but it's part of the business. we gotta continue on with our season. >> ravens head to cleveland trying to snap a two-game losing streak. they've beaten the browns 11 straight times. college basketball news, and it's bad news for maryland seth allen. he has a broken left foot. he's scheduled for surgery in baltimore tomorrow and will be out for at least two months. he suffered the injury in practice. he averaged 8 points as a freshman last season. they open a week from friday against connecticut. they have a brand new arena and tonight the tigers played their first game in their new home. a pre-season exhibition against bloomsburg. townen in the white uniforms. harrison will lead the break. it's an 86-65

. >>> there's a shakeup with that movie "50 shades of grey." i don't need a shakeup. i don't know about you. i've already planned to see this movie in the summer of 2014. i already know what i'm going to wear. how i'm going to go. i want to go by myself. i want to go to the 11:00 a.m. matinee. there's only going to be women there. i don't want any talking, and -- that's it. [ laughter ] >> wendy: so now -- and i'm not even mad at the casting because i don't know either of these kids. either the anastasia or christian grey, and i kind of like it that way. i don't have a preconceived notion of the person. you know how when you read enough magazines and do enough hot topics that your opinion of somebody is skewed like when they play good father because here on "hot topics" we're reporting you need child support, you know what i mean? [ applause ] >> wendy: for this movie i like that i don't know the two main characters. now one of the main characters that i never heard of but he was hired, charles hunnam, has dropped out as christian grey. he's out. he's gone. the reason

a shakeup.. is coming to the simpsons. the creator of the series that a 'major character' will be killed off this season. he wouldn't say exactly who will die but did say the actor who voices the role has won an emmy. this isn't the first time the show has killed off a character. ned flander's wife "maude" died after falling off the bleachers at a the "springfield speedway." coming up on the early edition... terror brought on... by the d-c snipers. different 911 nats how a new movie portrays the events... of 11 years ago. ((break 1)) ((bump in)) ñú ((2-shot toss to weather)) ((ad lib meteorologist)) ((traffic reporter ad libs)) map smart map green map 40 map fox45 is committed to bringing you stories that are meaningful and impact your lives. that's why we're asking for your help in shaping the type of newscast you'd like to see. we want you to know that you have a voice and we'll listen to your feedback. go to our website and take our news survey. there you'll be able to give us your thoughts on eleven different categorie

that's next i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a little shakeup as we start the second half of the football season >> mark is here now with the wjz the fan sports report. live from the ravens training facility. mark? >> coming out of the bye week, ray rice was among the players who said it's time for the ravens to start a new chapter. that chapter will begin without two veteran players on defense are who were cut today. safety huff and lineman spears were sent packing. huff joined the ravens as a free agent. before the ravens signed a contract. he started just one game and was phased out of the defense. spears also joined the ravens as a free agent before this season. he signed a two-year contract. but he started just one game and was slowed by a knee injury. ravens players reacting to the cut today. >> reporter: well, the message is, win. plain and simple. i mean, if you don't get your job done, you know, they're going to find somebody else that can get it done. and in case of michael and marcus, they felt it was in the best interest of the team to move forward. whether you agree or disagree with

. >>> and a shakeup is coming to one east bay hospital. the concerns nurses have about moving pediatric care out of hayward. >> ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. >>> we begin with break news. a san francisco worker has been arrested and charged in connection with the death of a woman who was run over in a city park. >> city employee was driving a parks and rec truck when he left the roadway and ran over the woman who was with her child in a grassy area. ktvu david stephenson live now in the city with late details. >> prosecutors aren't talking right now, but we've learned the suspect in this case turned himself in at about 2:00 to this jail and was booked at about 3:15 on charges of felony vehicular manslaughter and felony hit and run. the 58-year-old san francisco recreation and parks gardener was arrested september 5th. police say he ran over christine as she lay sunbathing with her then ten month old daughter in a park. the baby was not injured. after hitting her, he continued driving to a nearby rec and park buil

the reason behind the casting shakeup. >>> an nfl player returns to the game after a tragic loss of his son. what investigators are learning about the accused killer and how fans are helping the athlete cope on and off the field. >>> bart trains are rolling this morning, but there could be a strike this time tomorrow. for alternatives you can check out our website. ,,,,,,,, >>> all right. let's check out the forecast. san jose, plenty of sunshine today. sunny and warm. even warmer for tomorrow. >>> it's a great looking monday commute so far. pretty soon we should have four southbound lanes open in the commute direction. >>> adrianne peterson played over the weekend against the panthers. the star athlete lost his son to alleged child abuse just two days before. >>reporter: the nfl's reigning mvp headed back to the field sunday two days after the death of his two-year-old son. the toddler was allegedly beaten by his mother's live in boyfriend and died in this sioux falls, south dakota hospital. fans held a ving it outside the minneapolis metrodome. the crowd roared as peterson had a 31-ya

but all i'm saying is nice shakeup in the jersey franchise. they're finally, these three girls are the ones to watch. nice, nice. [ applause ] you know who we never talk about, lisa kudrow. let's talk about her. i like her, you know. we're the -- she's 50. like we're in the same age group and everything. i was a big fan of "friends." anyway, she revealed that plastic surgery changed her life in a good way. [ applause ] it's her nose. she said -- she said she had a hard time making friends when she was growing up. when she got her nose job at 16, it changed her life forever. i think it's terrific. let's see the old nose. okay. okay. now let's do a side by side. [ applause ] very nice. you know, growing up in ocean township where i grew up in new jersey, getting a nose job as 16 was rite of passage for most of my people that i went to school with. that was just the way it was. you get a nose job. you know, if you needed one. no, i didn't get one. i'm tired of you all accusing me on facebook. no, no. [ applause ] but i'm really flattered that you

it has been billed as the biggest shakeup the country has seen in 50 years. but it has been plagued with problems. boston., >> a warm welcome for president obama and what felt like a campaign stop, the commander-in- chief took on the role of provider in chief, selling the success of obamacare. >> today the affordable care act requires insurance companies to abide by some of the strongest consumer protections this country is ever known. a true patients bill of rights. [applause] hill, itck on capitol was the president's health secretary kathleen sebelius in the spotlight. she was forced to address americans frustrations with the website failures. >> you deserve better. i apologize. i am accountable to you for fixing these problems. >> but even as she spoke, those who try to log onto healthcare.gov got a now familiar error message. republicans have used the problems to paint the health care law as a failure. >> obamacare was signed into law 1256 days ago. and since then, there have been user problem after user problem after user problem. >> and they demanded to

in afghanistan, a shakeup in the military, two generals were forced to retire for not having adequate protection. reverend jackson was invited to we ate the release of a hostage, colombia's president has refused the meeting. we will talk about that and more with the reverend himself later in the show. ♪ >> it is tuesday, october 1, and you are watching "rt." happy government shutdown day, everyone. because of congressional inability and unwillingness to find congruent -- compromise on a spending bill, the government has shut down for the first time in 17 years. across the country, museums have closed, 8000 people have received furlough notices, nasa is essentially shuttered, the list goes on. congress is still no closer to a resolution. in fact we might be moving in the exact opposite direction. the senate voted to reject the houses request to hold formal talks on a stopgap spending bill in a conference committee. the stopgap measure would have been a six weeks spending bill to spun the government and would have kept the debate in congress going, essentially kicking the can down the r

. >> a big shakeup of britain by the immigration laws is to be spelled out later on today. the government plans to prevent migrants from using public services to which they are not entitled. such as the national health service. amid public concern about the abuse of the immigration system, there will also be stricter controls on opening bank accounts and accommodation. tom simons reports. >> the government has made no secret of its desire in his own words to crack down on illegal immigration. when the summer, a series of controversial operations resulted in the removal of those alleged not to have permission to be in britain. part of today's announcement will focus on making it less attractive to come here in the first place. focused on thens everyday services needed to live in the u k thomas such as health care. those with temporary visas will have to pay a contribution. a bank account that banks will have to check immigration records before opening one. driving license, again, will depend on immigration status. as will accommodation. landlord will be required to make the

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a shakeup.. is coming to the simpsons.of the series that a 'major character' will be killed off this season. he wouldn't say exactly who will die but did say the actor who voices the role has won an emmy. this isn't the first time the show has killed off a character. ned flander's wife "maude" died after falling off the bleachers at a the "springfield speedway." coming up... someone in maryland is waking up a millionaire! where a winning mega millions lottery ticket was sold. and... a judge performs the wedding of a man... minutes after convicting him of murder. what she did next that's even more shocking.. and the possible explanation for her actions. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((break 3)) ((bump in)) after handing down a murder after h[ female announcer ] at royal caribbean, our ships are designed for wow. ♪ oh, oh ♪ sometimes, i get a good feeling ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ get a feeling that i never, never, never, never had before ♪ ♪ no, no, i get a good feeling ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] all this, o

shakeup of europe's asylum policies because a struggling to deal with a stampede of immigrants in recent years large numbers of refugees have been fleeing conflicts in the middle east and north africa some of which were fueled by . e.u. colleagues and more than half arrived on packed migrant ferries risking their lives for asylum many making it. greece are among the most affected putting pressure on their already burdened economies let's bring up some numbers for you here give you a broader scope while many refugees from syria travel towards greek they do they do that via turkey then we have the majority of north african. also heading to the italian island of lampedusa and sicily algerian and moroccan nationals sail either to france or spain as you can see over there now the official stats suggest that migrants from outside the e.u. now amount to more than twenty million in italy every twentieth man is a registered immigrant not just in italy but also to greece the numbers even higher there are more than seven percent of the population and the number of asylum applications in italy has i

a shakeup at the n.s.a. the u.s. spy agency is longest serving chief stepped down after months of damage control following edward snowden's revelations plus. eighty kilometers from the capital damascus but it is like a state within a state are two reports from the heart of the syrian rebel movement were locals say they feel besieged by rival brigades buckling for control.

than a man fleeing from the troubles of your homeland conflicts an economic shakeup have brought millions of migrants talking about stirred up strong. feelings the new neighbors leave in peace and what should be done for that. time. an unprecedented population wave exposing fortress europe's policy failures immigration is changing its challenge in europe polarizing its politics and on settling its societies. to extremism be sidelined that's the fear factor eliminated from the european frontlines. our guest today is tony robinson who used to be the face and leader of the english defense league street protest movement known for its strong anti islam stance tony it's great to have you on this program today now your recent departure from the english defense league surprised if not shocked both your supporters and opponents looking back are you proud of the a.d.l. leadership or disillusioned with it on proud of form in the sense he completely. for treating the years in this country working class people been ignored. for years what they were up.

shakeup of the n.s.a. the u.s. spy agencies longest serving chief is due to step down after months of damage control following edward snowden's revelations plus. just a kilometers from the capital damascus it is like a state within a state report from the heart of the syrian rebel movement the locals say they feel besieged by rival brigades battling for control. or. for a good evening who just joined us it's kevin owen here at r.t. tonight just past eleven pm here in moscow our top story alarm bells have gone off your pants crippled fukushima nuclear power plant once again where record high radiation levels and have been detected the plant's operator tepco says a storage tank has leaked contaminated water into a ditch where readings are now twelve thousand times higher than they were just a day ago tepco suspects some of the water may have already seeped into the ocean and that's on top of the countless tons of already reached the pacific during previous leaks and oceanic currents mean the fallout from the original

in afghanistan there's a shakeup in the ranks of the u.s. military two generals were fired for not having adequate protection of a giant base that was stormed by tall of on fighters more on that coming up and reverend jesse jackson was invited to by the colombian rebel group the farm to mediate the release of a hostage but colombian president has actually refused that meeting we'll talk about that and more with the reverend himself later in the show. it's tuesday october first eight pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you are watching r.t. well happy government shutdown day everyone because of congress is in the ability and unwillingness to find a compromise on a spending bill the government has now shut down for the first time in seventeen years across the country over four hundred parks the museums have been closed and some eight hundred thousand people have received for a loan notices twenty hours into the shutdown and congress is still no closer to a resolution in fact we might be moving the exact opposite direction the senate vot

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and then did you hear about the shakeup at "50 shades of grey"? we have no christian.ghter ] [ applause ] >> wendy: thank you. "the real housewives of new jersey" part-two reunion. we'll talk about it more. it's time for "hot topics." [ cheers and applaus ] >> wendy: thank you. thank you. tnk you! have a at, everybody. thank you very much. i -- do i look like i'm glowing? >> yes! >> wendy: today i am a proud mother. [ applause ] >> wendy: for last night my son officially became a man. now, listen -- >> aww! >> wendy: i know. no, they aren't prescription glasses. they're part of his costume. he wanted to wear the giselle glasses. and when the versace song came on, he wanted versace, versace -- he's wearing versace. little kev had his 12th birthday here at marquee nightclub. i've been teasing you and -- yes, honey. it was going down in the club last night. shaking it, twerking, twerking and shaking. [ applause ] >> wendy: his birthday is actually in the summer, in august. august 18th. for those of white house ve summer birthdays -- of us who have summer birthdays, we kno

does that mean at the europe level we are not going to see a big shakeup?use germany does not make up europe. in any case, germany is a part because it is an aging nation, a rich aging nation, with a low proportion of immigrants to its total population. not so small, although that explains the difference. on the other hand, i would also reject the idea that the economic reasons explained the rice of the extreme. -- the rise of the extreme. it does not explain the far right as well as it explains the far left. for example, it in greece and portugal, it is mostly the far left which has been rising. the far right in greece is not so big. it is very extremist. while the former communists, you can trim the campaign. the left is very strong, two thirds of the electorate in the recent election. >> it is not one-size-fits-all. >> for the far right, the explanation is broader. we can to reduce this to the current economic situation. >> i would say basically, i agree. you can't bring everything down to the economy specifically but it provides a backdrop. if we were i

. >>> and "50 shades" shakeup, the controversial actor chosen to play the lead character now says he's out. we'll tell you why sunday, october 13, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with lester holt and erica hill live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and welcome to "today" on this sunday morning. i'm erica hill. >> i'm lester holt alongside dylan dreyer and craig melvin in for jenna. today's top story, the government shutdown is now 13 days old. >> that's not all at this point. we're now just four days away from the country starting to run out of money to pay its bills. >> still there is no deal on either crisis and no sense this morning that lawmakers are any closer to reaching an agreement. kristen welker is at the white house to tell us more. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: lester, good morning. any hopes for a deal now rest with the senate where leaders will be back at the negotiating table today. with the markets set to open tomorrow, everyone from economists to average americans are hoping that progress comes soon. it's day 13 of the government shutdo

a roster shakeup as they hit the practice field for sunday's game in cleveland. wjz is live at the ravens' training facility in owings mills. sports director mark viviano has more for us. mark? >> reporter: well, mary, just last week, coach john harbaugh threatened to cut players, if that's what it takes to make the team better. and today, he did just that. as veteran defensive players, marcus spears and mark huff are both let go. ravens are hoping for a fresh start after their bye week. and they believed that as the weather turns cooler, they're going to heat up. >> reporter: back to work, after a bye week. extra time to ponder a 3-4 record. a losing mark doesn't sit well with the super bowl champions. and they're focused on fixing it, start sunday at cleveland. >> we know --ee we know what time of year it is. you know. i think coach harbaugh will tell you, we built this team on november and december football, on to obviously have a chance to play in january. >> the sky is the limit for us. you can see across our roster, the guys that we have, you know, we gotta

what you're saying is the republicans need a shakeup here. >> well, they need a leader who has a message. now, that -- because they don't have a president, the same thing happened to democrats when they lost 12 years in a row. they didn't have a leader with a clear message. we need a coherent message. and not each guy yelling up from each congressional seat. their own views of life. >> it's a great point. let me turn to netflix because netflix hitting an all-time high after the earnings that were expected. i know you've been following this story. i want to get your take on what ceo reed hastings said about the stock in their conference call. >> every time i read a story about netflix is the highest appreciating stock in the s&p 500. it worries me because that was the exact headline that we used to see in 20 03. and, you know, can you definitely -- we have a sense of momentum investors driving the stock price more than we might normally. there's not a lot we can do about it. >> should a ceo be talking down his stock price? >> he ought to be candid and he's got some history because he got

jay carney signaled no heads would wohl though there was a shakeup involving who is overseeing the repair job amid new signs that they ignored some big red flags. after white house spokesman jay carney faced a second straight day of questions about healthcare.dpov and suggested nobody would be fired over the mishaps because president obama wants the team more focused on getting people health insurance than figuring out who is to blame. >> not interested in monday morning quarterbacking. >> >> reporter: many woman used-of-fumbling the rollout health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius would not answer questions today though there are new signs that sebelius is at least being sidelined, if not benched, by the president, as jeffrey zines, someone who has served in several posts and close to the president, is being brought into hhs to oversee the fixing of the website. pressure came out over a report that the administration tested the site to see if it handle tens of thousands of customers and it crashed, during a simulation when a few hundred tried to log on at the same time. whic

breaking news right now in silicon valley on an executive shakeup in ibm.rtt, what is the news? >> yeah. a bit of a shift here, brian. ibm had said last night on the earnings call, that bruno delay yo who used to head up growth markets based in shanghai is back, trying to fix the china situation that caused so much consternation on the call last night with the hardware business down 40% year other year. he's getting the original team together that built that growth market unit. but the other fallout is that jim, bra mante, one of the first promotions when she came in january 2012 he has been reassigned out of that growth market position in shanghai while the strike team gets in and tries to fix this difficult situation on the ground. brian? >> all right. thank you for bringings us the breaking news. ibm stock down nearly 7%. you heard jane wells talking at a diner and some say congress has the worst approval ratings in our lifetimes. what must congress do now to win americans back and restore confidence in washington. let us bring in joyce badie of ohio and

plus, his play list of companies that are ripe for shakeup. >>> also ahead -- >> i'm ashamed. i'm embarrassed. all of us should be. >> don't miss my one on one interview, exclusive with senator john mccain after his outburst earlier in the week. what does he think about today's events? we'll take you to him. >>> mad men in the house. advertising legend jerry della femina weighing in on the d.c. mess. we'll get the take on small business. wait till you hear what he thinks about digital advertising and how that's changing the social media space. back in a moment. the american dream is of a better future, a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millions of others. by listening. planning. working one on one. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. that's how ameriprise puts more within reach. ♪ >>> welcome back. check out the numbers. the numbers tell the story. the dow posting the biggest point gain of the year today, up 323 points. better than 2%. dominic chu running through the wi

adam: shakeup at the brewery. heading to apple. jo ling kent has more. >> that is right, apple with the latest big hire. joining us here in the newly created role of senior vice president of retail and online stores according to apple. she will report the ceo tim cook and the tasks are big. turning around achieving higher profit growth up in the global appeal, especially in china. i have seven stores and shanghai alone. that is more than the apple stores all in china. buying back franchises, reducing costs, doing a lot more. known as a digital evangelist. she knows apple well. she loves the brand personally and has pushed it. the latest runway shows the use the apple 5s phones to advertise and they use the ipad to make in-store sales. they had joined apple causing to become apple's vp of special connections. excited about her rival, citing concerns of timko's ability to steve jobs did with direct access to the ceo she can influence cook in a helpful direction. it would help with the new anticipated product like the watch. i look at

. >>> a big shakeup for a widely-anticipated film. 50 shades of grey, why the producers of the moviere once again looking for a leading man. >>> and the undead taking over the streets for the eighth annual zombie walk. as a zombie hit returns to the small screen, julie banderas has the 411. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. >> thanks for visiting me here in the hair chair. >> i just wanted to let you know there are curlers in your chair. >> i'm going to take those out. meanwhile, we have chris stirewalt coming on. he believes senate democrats are trying to run out the clock. he'll explain. >> also tomorrow is two weeks since obamacare started, and could the glitches doom the entire law? coming up. >> i'm going to take out the curlers, and we're going to see you at the top of the hour. >> please do. [laughter] jon: 5

we'll talk with a syndicated columnist and a shakeup -- chicago tribune columnist. he tells about the current state of u.s./iran relations in the latest development out of syria. and then a conversation with a presidential historian talking about president obama's relationship with congress. all of that and your e-mails and calls him "washington journal," on c-span. >> this is the striking john f. kennedy library. it was a controversial building and decision. john f. kennedy had made a decision to locate his presidential library at harvard was that when he was alive, harvard did not dispute and they wanted a documentary archive as related to the kennedy presidency. a number of present have graduated. they do not want and use them especially at harvard square because it attracted tens of thousands of schoolchildren and they do not want the congestion. when the university got involved and decide whether or not to accept the library, the big question is what did we do with the museum? >> overseeing the legacies of 13 presidents, sunday, part of american history tv on c

it was called the most significant shakeup in apple history, because apple says that's unacceptable.this administration says, we have the full confidence of that person. that's just unbelievable. and these are supposed to be the tech wizard folks, you know, that everyone praises the obama folks for how tech savvy they are, and they take millions of dollars and blow it. >> no one would disagree that the rollout of the obama care exchanges has been abysmal. but i'll ask you again, let's say kathleen sebelius is gone. then what? will republicans sit down and come up with a better way to run the exchanges? will they fix the problems? then what? >> no, but i guess what i'm getting at, the first thing you have to do, again, obviously, we're opposed to obama care as a whole, we would like to defund it and go away. the broader issue, if you have somebody at the top of the organization -- >> let's go back to that. you still want to defund it and for it to go away. and you think, by asking the president then to fire kathleen sebelius, it will happen. haven't we been through this? >> no, no. wh

reporter: since rhee introduced the program in 2009, nearly 500 teachers have been terminated, the shakeuped debate. >> all i hear is layoff, layoff, layoff. teachers. >> who is going to teach our kids in. >> reporter: according to a new study researchers at stanford and the university of virginia say rhee's impact system worked, that it improved the effectiveness of the d.c. public school teacher workforce through its promise of rewards and consequences. the study also found that within two years teachers with one minimally effective rating would likely quit whereas those who ranked as highly effective often stayed, improving their skills, adding up to $27,000 to their base salary for a second top rating. >> let's bring in michelle rhee, joining us live from sacramento this morning. thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> of course. i remember, i interviewed you years ago when this was first just going into place in washington, d.c. you have been both celebrated and sharply criticized for your methods. now on the heels of this study, what do you hope people take away from it?