so, with that, tom and shelly. (applause) >> thank you. nice to be down here. we just started up the business a year and a half ago, spent a lot of time in city hall, chasing down the permits and all those kinds of thing. it's nice to be recognized for our efforts of getting the business up and running and operating. i'll be down here at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning at the farmers market. i take my little red granny cart there every wednesday morning and spend from about 7 to 8:30 picking up probably 80% of all the eggs and produce that we use in a week's period of time at the shop. otherwise we source the stuff from local artisans and business he and we're trying to expand that to bring their products into our little shop so we can all work together. our name farm table is just [speaker not understood] between farm and table because we try to be a close as we can to farms as we are to our table. so, almost everything we buy we buy direct. thank you. (applause)

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redskins' owner -- dan snyder along with ben shelly and shelly's wife. head of the navajo nation. >> he's the outgoing president. he's not been reelected to head the navajo nation but a lot of people upset that not only was he sitting next to dan snyder but wearing the redskins hat. party said this was in because he has agreed to a deal with snyder and the redskins to and crafts atts fedex field and also on the redskins website. it's something he's been trying to get done with the entire nfl. retweeted this picture and made a big deal of this on twitter, saying that supports the redskins name and doesn't see any offense with it. but there were other people on twitter, also associated with the navajo nation, who say they are offended by the name and think it should be done away with. >> we posted it on our facebook page. over 100 people have already weighed in. people think this was nothing more than a publicity stunt by snyder and the redskins. on over, take a look. -- youre to leave us our opinion. ladies.s, some observe this columbus day a day off from

last, shelly, i know you are treating the nbc freelance cameraman at your medical center.w mr. mukpo is doing this morning? >> mr. mukpo has been making good progress. he is eating and drinking and doing well with his nutritional intake, so we feel like he's making just great progress. >> we understand he's feeling well enough that he tweeted out that he is "on the road to good health." so that sounds like a very good sign. shelly schwedhelm and sanjay, thanks so much, a really informative segment, thank you. >> thank you. >> let's go over to chris. >>> we have to tell you about the fireworks during the all-important debate in the kentucky senate race. mitch mcconnell blasting his rival for refusing to say if she voted for president obama and grimes says her vote privacy is protected by the constitution. is this about the law? >>> plus, i thought i knew everything about my roots and as often happens, i was wrong. i took a trip to italy to unravel a mystery that no one in my family knows about, and you are invited. so stay put for the roots, coming up. when i'm working, thi

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eight, shelly pingry maine democrat, 34 million. number nine, gary miller, california republican, 33 million. number 10, nancy pell oh see, california democrat, 29 million. why does congress attract millionaires do you think, tom? >> i think a big issue is a lot of people who are millionaires have financial flexibility to be able to run for office and to be able to take time out and investment of time that takes campaigning. >> and money. >> and the money. at the same time if you look at people who are wealthy they tend to be a lot of the time in positions of ceos or positions where they have a lot of influence. moving into national level leadership position perhaps to some degree is an extension to that. >> john, let's take the rockefeller family. they inherited enormous wealth. nelson wants to go into public service. a son of one of them in west virginia is in public service. they like to go into these because they have all the money in the world. they're not satisfied with that. they want do something for public service. it's not

shelly ys president ben and his wife wore redskins caps to show their support for that deal and the word redskins is not as important as issues like bs and education. >> it takes precedence over the matter of a mascot game. >> fans watching largely supported snyder and the name. >> we have issues in our own country that are so much bigger than this and we have other things so much more offensive. >> even as a cowboy fan, you support keeping the name "redskins? >> true. >> but there has been backlash. one native american tweeting looks like dan snyder got his tone but that doesn't mean -- token but that doesn't mean we'll stop. another tweeted disgusted at our navajo nation president. glad his term is ending. his term as president will end in general after a recent loss. >> this is not the first time dan snyder has been linked with the 1/2 hospital last year during a game the redskins honored a group of world war ii code talker from the navajo. there was an announced protest of the name "redskins" before today's game. >> cleerling dan snyder not shying away from the controversy. now to th

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shelly was sitting in the sky box, native american protesters were gathered in glendale for a changehe name rally. including aggi hart who told a.z. central, for people who say it's not offensive, they're not in my shoes. they don't know. when i hear that term, it takes me back to the 1800s. it's never been a term of pride for native americans. so happy columbus day, dan snyder? that wraps things up for "the reid report." i'll see you tomorrow at 2 p.m. the "the cycle" is up next ska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare s

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. >> what do we know about congresswoman shelly moore capito? he helped bankers get rich. in return they have given her nearly $2 million but there's more. west virginians were losing their jobs and savings to wall street she gave her husband a wall street banker insider tips and they make more than $100,000. congresswoman capito keeps getting richer and west virginians pay the price. >> i am kay hagan and you have seen a lot about me lately. our state special-interest are spending millions distorting my record that i approve this message because i'm tough enough to keep taking the punches that you deserve to hear what i'm really about. fighting to create jobs and build an economy that works for everyone standing up for our troops and veterans and protecting medicare and social security so the next time you see those false attack ads ask yourself, whose side are they on? >> my first job, a paper route. at 15 i was a short order cook. instead of college i went to work, got my degree two decades later. 25 years in business at ibm. my story is not

eight, shelly pingre, $34 million. number nine, gary miller, california republican, $33 million. number 10, nancy pelosi, california, democrat, $29 million. question. why does congress attract millionaires, do you think, tom. >> i think the big issue is a lot of people who are millionaires have the financial flexibility to be able to run for office and to be able to take the time out and the investment of time that that takes campaigning. also, i think-- >> and the money. >> and the money. but at the same time, if you look at people's -- people who are wealthy. they tend to be a lot of the time in positions of ceos or positions where they have a lot of influence so moving into a national level leadership position is perhaps to some degree an extension of that. i think those are the two factors i would point to. >> john, let's take the rockefeller family. they've got enormous wealth. they inherented it. nelson rk feller wants to go -- rockefeller wants to go into service. their son of one of them out there in west virginia, he's in public service. they like to go into these things

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did you just go with a checkbook and say okay, shelli and don, what do you want?ame in and introduced myself first. >> yeah. >> i figured everybody else, they're all in l.a. i just figured i better introduce myself. >> yeah. >> and i knew what i was willing to pay. i wanted to pay was willing to pay. >> were you willing to pay anything for the team? that was the rumor? what was your cutoff? >> oh, come on. you don't ever go back and reveal your negotiating strategy. >> yes, you do. >> you got to keep playing poker. >> i had my clippers outfit all picked out. >> and i want to wear it when you come back. you got clipper blue on. >> i know. >> shelli -- you came in and you were like a little child. >> she was very gracious with me during the process. i would just like to say that i really want to own this team. i have no intent to move it to seattle. even the fact that seattle is our home. i'd commute down. and i love basketball. whatever has gotten us here, we're going to try to take the clippers up to the next level. >> now, you have to share your arena. >> well, w

didn't mention but should be in that category in oregon, terry lynnland in michigan, joanie ernst, shelly moore cap to. there's a real potential here for republicans to provide some real leadership in this country with great highly qualified women in the united states senate. >> have you done enough though to address this issue? we've seen congressman gardner talking about legalizing over the counter contraceptions, speaker till liss has said the same thing in north carolina. have you done enough to address these attacks? >> again, i think the answer is that you can always do more. it's one of those false attacks that can get legs if it goes unanswered. and our candidates, as you're describing, are responding in ays to demonstrate to voters that this is not truthful. there is not a war on women and we are candidates who are going to make certain that we do the right things for all women. >> look at the perception. >> what i would say is the issues that all americans care about including women is financial security. issues related to health care for themselves and children. there are issue

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shelly was given the treatment. outside the stadium protestors marched against the redskin's name calling it racist. >> switching gears a wild day of football in the nfl. sunday night was all eagles. the philadelphia eagles lighting up the giants in a blowout philly debut in a black uniform that may be here to stay because they won 27-0. the dolphins hosting the packers. green bay scores the game winning touchdown with seconds on the clock. they win 27-24. a frustrating end in incincinnati. panthers and bengals in the final seconds of over time. they miss the field goal. the game ends in a tie 37-37 first of the season. i will take a tie over a loss any day. coming up, another bounce house blows away with children inside. why they should have never been in it in the first place. >> why do people sign up to defend our freedoms? according to actress kristen stewart because they are not smart. give me a y-e-s. the cheerleader and her captain boyfriend. that's cute. i see the levy's parked in front of our house again. i

. >> drawn anderson young's mother and grandmother shelly shared memories of the young man. >> he wast everybody wanted to have. he was always wanting to learn. he had a good work ethic. >> when he was 11 hen$1j÷ came , he said grandma i want to work rather than asking for money p. what can i do to earn money? i will mow the grass, i will wash dishes. >> he didn't wait for opportunities to come to him. he created his own opportunities. >> as he grew in his own as he approached his teenaged years he was struggling with his sexuality. he came out at 14 and he told me that he was gay. that was a rough time for him. >> after graduating from high school in 2009 he earned a bachelor's degree in communications from the university of washington. dwan had just landed a job at a consulting firm and was growing Ñbu. >> he w-- divine business. >> for his life to be cut so shorts is so sad. moll -- somali offered him a ride. he offered a ride to ner man. that man was ali mohammed brown. >> several and dejuan and ahmed's friends said he didn't fit in with the crowd. dejuan, ahmed and the third gent

shelly said i would rather work with 50 men than insecure women.y career i worked with men and women and have very good friends i know always had my back. >> joe said i am a miss -- misogynist -- i'm reading this wrong. i am a machinist and i work with all guys. sorry about that, joe. "fox & friends" starts right now. happy friday. >>> good morning. today is friday, october 10. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. an explosive warning from the fort hood shooter to the pope. raising jihad, praising it and calling himself a soldier of allah. can his massacre still be called workplace violence? we'll tell you. >> we will. anger against police in st. louis reaching a boiling point. now protesters are thr knives and even burning, as you can see right there, the american flag. >> thanks, steve. ladies, would you like a raise? before you go asking your boss for more money, a top male c.e.o. says it's much easier to rely on

. >> dejuan anderson young's mother and his grandmother shelly shared memories of the young man. >> heun that everybody wanted to have. he was just always wanting to learn new things, and he had a good work ethic. >> he was 11, he said i want to work. >> rather than asking for money, he would what can i do to earn money? i'll mow the grass. i'll, wash dishes. he didn't wait for opportunities to come to him. he created his own opportunities. >> he just approached his teenage years. snoo his sexuality, and he came out at 14, and he told me that he was gay, and, you know, that was a rough time for him. >> after graduating high school in 2009, dejuan earned a bachelors degree in communications from the university of washington. in late spring 2014 dejuan had just land aid new job at a consulting firm and was growing his own web design business. >> he was just really looking forward to his future and the opportunities, and for his life to be cut so short, it just -- it's so sad. >> on the night of may 3 1st, 2014, his friend ahmed, a 27-year-old somali american offered him a ride home from

. >> dejuan anderson young's mother and his grandmother shelly shared memories of the young man. >> he the sun that everybody wanted to have. he was just always wanting to learn new things, and he had a good work ethic. >> he was 11, he said i want to work. >> rather than asking for money, he would what can i do to earn money? i'll mow the grass. i'll, wash dishes. he didn't wait for opportunities to come to him. he created his own opportunities. >> he just approached his teenage years. snoo his sexuality, and he came out at 14, and he told me that he was gay, and, you know, that was a rough time for him. >> after graduating high school in 2009, dejuan earned a bachelors degree in communications from the university of washington. in late spring 2014 dejuan had just land aid new job at a consulting firm and was growing his own web design business. >> he was just really looking forward to his future and the opportunities, and for his life to be cut so short, it just -- it's so sad. >> on the night of may 3 1st, 2014, his friend ahmed, a 27-year-old somali american offered him a ride home

shelly dufrane and rachel lespis met with the boy after a foot bam game.went to back to respis's apartment where they had sex for hours. the student was heard bragging and told his friends he met the teachers multiple times and even made videos of theiren counters. authorities are now combing through cell phones looking for that video evidence. >> and the death of 16-year-old football player is called a freak incident. long island teen died hours after collision on the field wednesday. the school district plans to invest everything from the time of hit to what kind of helmet and equipment the players were using. the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. right now it appears the teen suffered a head injury. after the collision, he got up and then collapsed and was rushed to the hospital where he had surgery. >> former nfl players involved in concussion lawsuit had until 1th to opt out. nfl agreed to pay 765 million over 65 years individual awards could reach 5 million but average former player with alzheimer's or dementia is expected to only g

shelly sweetheln is the nursing director of that unit. watch. >> everything that's used in the unit is autoclaved out. so whether it comes out of the unit, whether it's linen or trash, it's completely decontaminated. >> when will think of an aut clave, we think about it being used to clean hard stuff or scalpels or clamps or other tough equipment, right? well, at the facility in omaha, they do autoclave all of that stuff. but they also aut clave clothing, towels, linens, they autoclave the trash. everything that comes in contact with the patient they consider possibly contaminated. so they use that process invented in the 1800s to decontaminate every single thing involved in the patient's care. this is one of a very small number of units like this across the country. these units that have set the standard for excellence in dealing with this highly infectious disease, treating patients well and treating them safely. the omaha unit has only been around for nine years. but they practice for this stuff. they train for this stuff regularly. th

we're talking about shelly more cap tow. she could be the first woman elected to the senate in west virginia. making news because she's a republican in that state. tell us why. >> you know, barbara, that's very big news. she's the big favorite in this contest. note a republican has not been a united states senator since the 1950s. we started seeing it break away from the democrats to the republicans beginning the 2000 presidential election where they went for bush instead of gore. since then, in presidential candidates, republicans have been making other gains in the state. still has democratic figures. manchin, the governor, is a democrat. but because of culture wars, race is also a factor, west virginia is becoming more and more of a republican sta now, d driving force might be in that state, from democrat to republican? >> i think it has to do with a lot of the culture wars. race is certainly a component. west virginia was your archetype a new deal type of democrat type of state. with people who work in the coal mines, st

disrespecting women by supporting shelly silver, shelly silver used a half million dollars in state money as a hush money, cover-up for sexual assault in the assembly, and as attorney general andrew cuomo signed up and defended silver's right to do that. he signed off on a hush money silencing women. where was the women's justice there? on abortion, come on, abortion is not going anywhere in new york. it was made legal way before roe v. wade. abortion issues as the bogeyman's we just have to talk about how bad this state is doing or why is under federal investigation for corruption. that's what he talks about that kind of stuff. and yes abortion, i will not expand abortion in this state through nine months, which is exactly what andrew cuomo's bill will do, and allow non-doctors to perform those risky surgeries. so if you want to talk about abortion, let's get the facts out about how radical you really are and out of step with new york, even pro-choicers. >> mr. hawke is, public and school closings and the spread of charter schools have sparked consider controversy in many urban school di

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abbott: shelly, i think that no politician is above the law. frankly i'm pleased that the state auditor conducted an independent investigation to look at every last detail about what happened. and after that independent investigation, by the state auditor, he wrote a report and in that report it numbered i think 107 pages. in that07 pages where the auditor looked at the conducts about the fund and the conduct about the governor, as well as the conduct of myself and my office, there was nothing in there critical of either me or my office. >> moderator: he did say however, there was no scrutiny for a lot of these awards. should there have been and why didn't we know, why didn't you know? abbott: first, there have been different iterations or time periods of the law that allotted this funding. when the funding was first allowed the way the legislature constructed it there were no rules or regulations that limited -- >> moderator: didn't anybody speak up? abbott: they did speak up, two years later when the legislature decided, wait a second, we nee

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shelly, no problem with the yelling, it does burn calories, i did not know that., all this does is make him look like a spoiled grade school bully. who you calling a grade school bully! john disagrees with all of this. good for him, you deserve the respect you give. pigeon, i'm sorry, i love when he does that. face it, he does what we would all love to do. carawrites, sometimes rude people need to be told to sit down and shut up. bravo to him. we are in dire need of a leader with a set, and i'm not a christie fan in the slightest, his demeanor is what the doctor ordered. for whom? for whom, joe. tony soprano. and this from carl who writes, what's the difference between christie spouting off and you spouting off in e-mail segment. well, i'm not running for anything. tim, you're a girly wuss if this guy offends. you i bet you cried your first day in school. no, tim, only later in the day when i saw what they were serving for lunch. then again, i'm not running for anything. all that money given to the red cross can do good, right? and driving them into the red, doing

disrespecting women by supporting shelly silver. shelly silver used hush money, cover up for sexual assault in the assembly and as attorney general andrew cuomo signed off and defended silver's right to do that silencing women. where was justice there? abortion is not going anywhere in new york. it was made legal way before roe v wade. that is used as a bogeyman so that he doesn't have to talk about why he is under investigation for corruption. and yes, abortion, i will not expand abortion in this state through nine months, which is exactly what andrew cuomo's bill will do and allow non-doctors to perform those risky surgeries. if you want to talk about abortion, let's get the facts out about how radical you really are and out of step with new yorkers, even pro-choiceers. >> public-school closing and the spread of charter schools has sparked controversy. there are multimillion dollar ad campaigns and protests are better funding. they want all the need to lift -- they want albany to lift the statewide cap for charter schools. what is

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