do you eat spaghetti you like spaghetti. you should see what we get to eat you want to say ewe!d, singing, playing one, two, three, freeze. now you freeze. go. freeze, freeze. i have to take this like a blessing. the way i was living out there, i wasn't there with him anyway. i was there physically, but not emotionally. >> are you going to leave? go bye-bye. >> mommy, nana come? >> yeah, nana's coming. >> coming? >> no, mamma's not coming, baby. i love you. i love you. bye, baby. >> come on big boy. >> ready? give mommy kiss one more time. >> i love you. i'll see you soon. >> soon. >> be a good girl. >> good girl. >> i will. you be good. >> you be good for nana? okay. >> say bye-bye. >> all right. let's go. >> this is the worst part, watching him leave, when he asks me if i'm coming. what do you say to that? and the worst part is i have no idea when it's coming. i can't say mamma will be home soon or mamma will be home tomorrow. i don't know. >> he don't understand. >> i don't want to keep doing this.

do you eat spaghetti? >> ewww. >> i know you like spaghetti. you like jell-o. to say e www.. it seems like he's grown to a little man just in like the six months i've been here. like talking that good, singing, playing one, two, three, freeze. >> freeze! come on, go. freeze. honestly, i have to take it as a blessing, and the way i was living out there, i really wasn't there with him anyway. i was there physically but not emotionally. >> i will see you on saturday. >> okay. you ready? >> you going to leave? >> are you going to go bye-bye? >> nana? >> yes, she's coming. >> mommy? >> no, mommy's not coming, baby. come on. i love you. i love you. bye, baby. >> come on, big boy. ready? give mommy a kiss one more time. >> i love you. >> bye. see you soon. >> see you soon. be a good girl. >> be bood. >> tell her to be a good girl. >> be good. >> i will. you be good. be good for nana? okay. i see you soon? >> all right. bye-bye. baby. all right. let's go. we have to go. >> all right. >> bye, baby. ♪ this is the hardest part like watching him leave when he asks me if i'

in the direction of the computer models, the spaghetti lines tell us where the storm is going to go. like this trend. once it gets north of haiti, it goes more northward than the southeast. we have to watch it, but i like the trend. the actual forecast from the hurricane sentcenter, they're n completely behind that trend. they did think by wednesday or thursday morning, we'll have a hurricane off of the bahamas, not far from florida or north carolina, but off of the coast. this tract like katia, we can be spared another devastating rainstorm which we do not need, because we know how wet it's been on the eastern seaboard. a chance of showers from philly to dc. won't be as wide spread as the last couple of days. because the oil is so saturated, any rain could cause flash floodings. new york, u.s. open tennis should be fine. not expecting much rainfall at all in the next two days. nice day in atlanta. dallas looks good, new orleans looks good. as we go to saturday, a slight chance of a shower or storm from new york to dc. short lived. not an all-day rain event. it won't ruin your plans.

in a statement spaghetti-os is like uh-oh. some political news here. political news.give the specifics about his jobs plan yesterday because he wants people to tune in on thursday. that's not how you handle the economy. that's how you handle the "american idol" results show. we'll find out more after the break. this is pretty weird. a town in arizona wants to have its own version of spain's running of the bulls. right. because if there's one thing arizona is missing is thousands of spanish speaking people running for their lives. that's "late night with jimmy fallon" on your local nbc station. >>> time now for your first look at entertainment news. earlier this week we told you about a big jobs and this morning he got the job. murphy will host this year's academy award show, a program being held by action comedy director bret rapner who murphy just finished a film with. his emphasis on comedy been a big departure from recent years where the academy focused on song and dance numbers with hosts like ann hathaway and hugh jackman. >> miley cyrus is dramatically reworking

if you turn this on you will have a pile of spaghetti with hose. one person take the hose out to where you are going to put the fire out. tonight open the door, yet and have the other person turn the water on. if you don't feel comfortable, get out. keep yourself safe. we have gauze. this is made of cotton. what class of fire is that? a. >> we have some fire. we have air. we have heat. we have a fire going. if i went in like that what did i just do? >> smoth erred it. simple; right . remember the hot water heater, we say don't store gasoline in your garage? so, gasoline gives out vapors, if we heat this up. not that you have to heat the gasoline. if you store gasoline near a hot water heater the vapors alone will catch fire. the vapors travel and caught. you don't have to actually light something like a candle, you don't actually have to touch something. we will add, more, make more effect, here. you got cherries jubilee. how do you put this out? [laughter]. put the lid? what if you don't have a lid? cookie sheet. >> very good. that's a good one. c

all right, the spaghetti models.ding to the national hurricane center, they plug in different data, they look at different observations. you can see but it really agrees. but right now, the trend is more towards the coastal regions of louisiana and perhaps towards mobile. this looks to be where we'll see the concentration of hurricane-force, maybe tropical storm force, but we're not really concerned about that right now. we're concerned that a lot of people are going to be headed towards the florida beaches or the louisiana beaches or alabama beaches, mississippi beaches for this last blowout for the summer before we get into the fall season. but now we're going to see a very heavy surf, a storm surge of two to four feet. we could see between 10 and 20 inches of rainfall. what is that going to do? we'll so low land flooding. look at this bull's-eye towards lake charles, that's where the computer models are suggesting we could see the heaviest precipitation in this white shaded area, 10-plus inches of rain. what happe

but tonight, these spaghetti models of its track put out by the air force show at least a possibility that america could get hit. >> we believe the risk is sufficiently low, that no one needs to change their behaviors. >> reporter: only 26 chunks will survive, but they won't come in like missiles. each piece will drop straight down at hundreds of miles per hour from the point it breaks the atmosphere. all told, over an area of some 500 miles. standing right under it, an unlucky person, 1 in 3,200 that someone on earth will get hit, likely wouldn't have time to see it coming. though there have been cases where people have heard space junk whirling through the air. these huge chunks of satellites actually landed in a village in thailand and a farm in mongolia, frightening examples of what could be coming down. is there concern that someone will get hurt one of these days? >> sure. that is the concern. >> reporter: amazingly, if a piece like this happens to go through your house, insurance will likely take care of it. we found this in a standard homeowner's policy. damage from falling ob

so many times i had customers that would have loved to make a video about just like oh really on spaghetti upon a night sir you're the person who doesn't need your level ai. i love you guys to be able you know i think that yeah i think he's just lived out the dreams probably a lot of people that work you know at coffee shops at restaurants you name it and his country and you know whenever you get fired for it but he's an internet sensation just starting for. well speaking of the internet turns out that one third of all digital photos out there and on facebook i guess that's not all that shocking but. that's just kind of insane and one third of every single digital photo that's out there on the internet ends up on facebook you know and i actually heard that you know another third of those are pictures of the floor and then the other third people don't look so really only the good ones make a hundred forty billion photos on facebook. oh no no no. well our thought she was you know how much that's going to change the current generation because these days if you want to run for politics when th

now look at what we call the spaghetti models. you are used to seeing these now, because these are the various forecast models. they keep this thing swirling in the same location. never moving back to the area that really needs it, like texas, just delivering the flooding rain into the southeast. and potentially on into the northeast later into the week. and here's the rainfall totals we're talking about. in general, you're going to hear numbers like 20 inches. but that's an isolated total. most of this rain will be 10 to 15 inches of rain that comes over a three to five-day period, josh. it's very steady, heavy rain and it will bring flooding to this area. josh? >> abc's weather editor sam champion there in miami. thank you for that. >>> and now, to wall street, where stocks took a nose dive. the dow industrial average dropping by more than 250 points, all the gains from the week, wiped out in a single day. so, what triggered the selloff? well, a brutal jobs report. we learned today that in the month of august, hiring flatlined.

make sure you write your answer in spaghetti sauce. otherwise i won't see. it let's see the sketch. >> that is a real police sketch of -- tom, what do you think he is guilty of? being adorable? >> it looks like he is giving the finger with his teeth. >> interesting. >> i don't know. >> he is shocked and upset. >> he is bothered by us. >> i know what he did. he and chunk stole all of the fertelli brothers ice cream and then went and found a pirate ship and met up with the other goonies. >> he went to san francisco and got scared. >> actually he lost it for breaking into a home. he had teeth in need of a dentist's attention, hence, the lovely sketch. >> she must have cursed him out. >> she gave him a mouthful. >> and he had a mouthful. >> we will close things out with a post game wrap up from tv's andy levy. go to fox news .com slash red -- foxnews.com/redeye. >> back to andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> tom, are you doing shows with my dear friend this weekend? >> yes, friday night in kingston, new york. saturday in morris town, new jersey jie. where in

. >> and are you ready to do -- >> what kind of spaghetti is this?hocolate cake. there's a lot of hidden dangers in the sweets. i use the zero calorie japanese noodles. caesar salad, with light dressing. and angel food cake instead of chocolate cake. what do you think the calorie savings is here? he's going big. >> i'm going to go smaller. >> wow. let's see what the answer is. 500-600 calories. it is a blowout. >> i thought were sure. i was trying to give you one. >> the book is full of tips like that. if you ate an orange, versus drinking a glass of orange juice, that's 100 calories a day. every bit of calorie savings adds up to a lot. >> you're doing something to feed schoolchildren. >> i am. >> it ice a truly great thing. >> i've been looking to teach kids about healthy eating. to provide them with school lunches. i started a food truck. it's going to be a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating kids about healthy eating and to actually bringing them healthy food once a week. >> okay. >> if you buy a lunch from me, you're buying a kid a heal

you said when you first became a teacher you viewed it as a blank slate and through spaghetti againstl. >> i asked the supervisor what to do, and she said what do you want to do? and as given that open space, it allowed me to create a template for my students that i can ask them, what would you like to do today, what is your passion and what drives you? if you build towards that they come with more position? >> >> you started a game? yes, it's a world peace game. it's a towering plexiglass structure. they try to do without reading "sun of zuez." >> we allowed the students to experience the things as they go, so they can include the failures. they have the luxury to fail because that's really part of the learning process. >> how many people you have freaked out because that's not any part of a course curriculum, we don't read it in the catalogue? >> you know, i think most of them. the nice thing is we had great visionary principals and administrators that i have been in touch with that allow you and trust you as a professional and know you know what to do and supporting you with resour

we call it a spaghetti forecast map and looks like a bowl of spaghetti today. >> technical term? rob, good to see you, as always. thank you. >>> new sign the job market may be improving just a bit. the government says fewer people applied for unemployment benefits last week. christine romans, what does that mean exactly? >> reporter: it means 12,000 people, fewer people lined up for the first time for jobless benefits last week. t.j., i mean, it means that the economy isn't getting worse. it means mass layoffs are not picking up. it means the striking verizon workers aren't on the roll. the verizon situation, over 409,000 people filed for unemployment benefits so these are first-time filers. not people unemployed for a long time just new first-time filers. anything above 400 thousand is a weakness in the labor market. it's not as bad as it could have been and not as bad as the week before. here smi wois my word. churn. churning in stock prices and churning in general as everyone tries to get a sense of what is happening in the jobs market, what we can do to improve it, and the po

are you ready spaghetti? >> reporter: he bought his daughter a specialized walker two months ago. >> in this walker she can be part of it an active participant in life. >> reporter: but on sunday night, in the blink of an eye -- >> the walker was gone. >> reporter: time is of the essence because the walker was special ordered and made, daniel can't just run to the local target and pick up another one. >> it's not the money. it's the time it takes. cambria needs it now. she wants to walk today. developmentally, there is a window period where you can attain these skills. and then it slowly disappears. >> reporter: alameda police are asking the public for help. >> something like this that helps a special needs child adapt to the world, it's something we would like to find very, very much. >> when she can do something in return, like i put my tongue out at her, and her little tongue goes poke, and it is just 1,000 sunrises. >> reporter: if you have any idea who might have taken the walker and how to reunite her w

. >> rubbing the spaghetti all over your head.n't have done that at 7 years of age. >> okay. >> that hurts, and i'm 50. i mean, i -- >> are there any marks on you? >> no. but you would hit a 5-year-old like that? >> yeah, sure. >> the pearls say you can never be too young for some physical pain. for example, when a baby bites during breast feeding? >> i would gently pull their hair gently but enough to make them let go. >> the spankings with various objects say the pearls are actually done out of love. the pearls appear to be staying prolific with their writings and preachings. they say they're simultaneously writing four new books. there's no indication that any controversy slows them down. why should it say the pearls? they say it worked for their children, and most importantly this is what god wants. >> we don't punish our children, but we sometimes need to get their attention. >> the eight survives schatz children are all in foster homes. they and their sister, lydia, certainly got our attention. gary tuchman, cnn, paradise, c

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. >> rubbing the spaghetti all over your head, you shouldn't have done that at 7 years of age. >> okayhere aren't any marks on you? >> you would hit a 5-year-old like that? >> yeah. sure. >> the pearl's book was found in a fundamentalist home in california, where authorities say a couple in the name of god, beat their kids regularly, and so brutally they beat their 7-year-old adopted daughter to death. they're both serving prison sentences. what we found looking at cases like this, child abuse in the name of religion is not isolated but happens in private homes and schools as well as. gary tuchman reports on a school in indiana facing allegations hard to comprehend. >> reporter: roger is a powerful man, extremely influential in fundamentalist baptist circles. >> we believe the bible this is word of god. >> reporter: his indiana church is called fair haven baptist. on the well manicured grounds there is also the fair haven baptist academy for children and fair haven college. the pastor has led thousands of children and their families for four decades. >> you said children are born depra

. >> rubbing the spaghetti all over your head, you shouldn't have done that at 7 years of age. >> okay 50. >> okay. >> you know, i mean, i -- >> there aren't any marks on you? >> you would hit a 5-year-old like that? >> yeah. sure. >> the pearl's book was found in a fundamentalist home in california, where authorities say a couple in the name of god, beat their kids regularly, and so brutally they beat their 7-year-old adopted daughter to death. they're both serving prison sentences. what we found looking at cases like this, child abuse in the name of religion is not isolated but happens in private homes and schools as well as. gary tuchman reports on a school in indiana facing allegations hard to comprehend. >> reporter: roger is a powerful man, extremely influential in fundamentalist baptist circles. >> we believe the bible this is word of god. >> reporter: his indiana church is called fair haven baptist. on the well manicured grounds there is also the fair haven baptist academy for children and fair haven college. the pastor has led thousands of children and their families for four

. >> rubbing the spaghetti all over your head.houldn't have done that at 7 years of age. >> okay. >> that hurts, and i'm 50. i mean, i -- >> are there any marks on you? >> no. but you would hit a 5-year-old like that? >> yeah, sure. >> the pearls say you can never be too young for some physical pain. for example, when a baby bites during breast feeding? >> i would gently pull their hair gently but enough to make them let go. >> the spankings with various objects say the pearls are actually done out of love. the pearls appear to be staying prolific with their writings and preachings. they say they're simultaneously writing four new books. there's no indication that any controversy slows them down. why should it say the pearls? they say it worked for their children, and most importantly this is what god wants. >> we don't punish our children, but we sometimes need to get their attention. >> the eight survives schatz children are all in foster homes. they and their sister, lydia, certainly got our attention. gary tuchman, cnn, paradi

. >> rubbing the spaghetti all over your head.houldn't have done that at seven years of age. >> okay. and that hurts. and i'm 50. >> okay. >> leave any marks on you? >> no. but you would hit a 5-year-old like that? >> yeah, sure. >> reporter: the pearls say you can never be too young for some physical pain. for example, when a baby bites during breastfeeding. >> i would gently pull their hair, very gently, enough to make them let go. >> reporter: the spankings with various objects, say the pearls, are actually done out of love. the pearls appear to be staying prolific with their writings and preachings. they say they are now simultaneously writing four new books. there is no indication that any controversy slows them down. and why should it, say the pearls. they say it worked for their children, and most importantly, this is what god wants. >> we don't punish our children. what we sometimes need to get their attention. >> reporter: the eight surviving shats children are now all in foster homes. they and their sister lydia certainl

. >> rubbing the spaghetti all over your head, you shouldn't have done that at 7 years of age. >> okay but any marks on you. >> no, but you would hit a 5-year-old like that? >> yeah. sure. >> the pearl's book was found in a fundamental list home in california where authorities say a couple in the name of god beat their kids regularly and so brutally, they beat their 7-year-old adopted daughter to death. both serving prison sentences. what we found looking into cases like these is child abuse in the name of religion is not isolated a happiness not only in private homes but sometimes in schools as well. gary it tuckman reports tonight on a school in indiana that is facing accusations that are had hard to comprehend. >> reporter: roger is a powerfulman, extremely inflew whens in fundamentalist circles. he believed the bible is the world of god. >> reporter: there is a church and college. he has led families for four decades. you said children are born depraved they can born liars, they have to be trained to be good. do you still believe that? >> yes. the bible says all have sipped and com

steel bars twisted like spaghetti. a bike wrack for those who rode to work on 9/11.harred fire engine. all disturbing reminders of that fateful, late summer day, ten years ago. a year after 9/11, tons of twisted steel from the twin towers began to be collected here, in hangar7 at jfk airport, for an eventual museum. but for the last 11 months, most of that steel has been shipped out to cities across all 50 states and 8 different countries for their own 9/11 memorials. when we visited hangar 17, a large chunk of the world trade center wreckage was being loaded into a truck, destined for a town in florida, to be displayed in a local park. some relics have yet to find a suitable home, like these remnants of an alexander kholer sculpture that stood between the towers. others are waiting to be transported at the new museum at ground zero. >> the pentagon recognized there s a story to be told. and we brought as much of the material as we could to help tell, now ten years later, the tragedy and the dimensions of that event. >> reporter: chris ward is executive director of t

and these large colored spaghettis here, hurricane rita, gustav and ike, show the hurricanes along the gulf coast. this is just what happens. just like when i had a tornado -- just like if i had a tornado chart thathows where the tornadoes hit or the earthquakes, every part of the country at some time experiences some disaster and we don't want to have to run up to washington and gut the education programs overnight or gut our transportation programs overnight or try to call a special committee meeting to find out where we can come up with1 billion, you know, by friday, to send money to femme mavment you send it and we make these decisions over time. it's the way any corporation would operate. it's the way any family would operate. and it is the way our government should operate. and, again, if you take this cantor doctrine to its ridiculous extreme, you would have firetrucks coming up, screaming down the street while the house is on fire. and before they turn the hose on asking the fily to come out, decide what do you want to cut in the city budget before we can turn the water on beca

all the spaghetti plots have it moving away. it will chop up the water on the eastern seaboard.d thunderstorms and thunder showers. some will be dry lightning that will spark up more >> that weather was brought to you by prudential. i just thought i would hangg ou in the planter. >>> coming up next, the one and only dreamy pierce brosnan. >> how are you? good morning to you. >> good morning. >> start the morning here. cccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccc çh >>> i'm sorry. i should vice president told you all that about my children. not professional. from now on, don't think of me as kate the working mom. think of me as bill. your trusted financial analyst. >> studies show women make better investors. if you want, i'll forget you're a woman. >> thanks. i mean, not thanks. well. good night, jack. >> good night, bill. >> whoa. pierce brosnan leans in for a kiss. he's in the new voouf i have with sarah jessica parker. "i don't know how she does it." you're a dream boss up until that kiss. >> i play jack abelhammer. he doesn't have love in his life. then comes the lovely sarah jessica

look at the spaghetti models right here. it is showing you a track going in every direction. you need to focus on the rainfall potential. as i minimize this for you, i want to show what's going on on the radar as we go into zoom in a bit more for areas including louisiana, mississippi, as well as alabama. we can't forget about those areas to the east. look at some of those bands working and bringing in heavy rainfall. louisiana, mississippi, alabama, they are going to be the areas that are going to deal with the worst of the flooding. as i take you back over here quickly, again, we are talking an incredible amount of rainfall. unfortunately, that rainfall is not going to be making it into texas where they need some relief from the drought conditions. back to you. >> thank you. we'll see how it goes in texas. texas needs that rain from that tropical system. most of the state is bone dry from drought. the wildfires, a huge problem there. our cnn's jim spellman is covering the big fire west of dallas. that is where firefighters, jim, i understand are making progress better today

looking at them through a powerful microscope, they are described as looking like a plate of smashed spaghetti. >> actually, they're even so small that you could barely see anything with the microscope which is the problem, which is why our department tried to use computers to simulate them. jon: so the university of washington, where you are, came up with this game called fold it. take it from this. >> fold it is a multi-player, online scientific discovery game developed by the computer in the science department at the university of washington in collaboration with our lab, and basically, players are able to fold proteins in real time in this game, and they feed the energy function as their source, and -- >> jon: go ahead, i'm sorry, i didn't mean to interrupt. >> and so basically, we post puzzled it to basically try to solve what would a protein look like and players compete to reach the highest score which is hopefully the native confirmation of that protein. jon: so all kinds of scientific experts had tried to do this, had tried to figure out how these aids proteins sort of mutate. they ha

a look at the spaghetti models. they're this wide. and the storm has been tracking on the western side. not where you'd want it to be. you want it to be on the forecast in the middle. it isn't. so, there's still uncertainty with where katia is going, east coast, middle of next week, late next week when we know whether katia will take a turn. whether it becomes lee, it's a heavy hit of rain this weekend and all weekend long for the gulf coast. some forecast models have it wandering, even backing up into texas, which could deliver some much-needed rain into texas. but we have katia on the board, potentially lee, maybe maria, very busy time. >> it's certainly a busy season. sam, thanks very much. >>> josh elliott with the news starting out with speechgate. >> president obama forced to go into the far corner and do a crosscourt winner with the forehand. we'll begin with that decision by the president to reschedule his primetime speech on the economy. now, he wanted to address a joint session of congress next wednesday. but republicans obj

. >> he knows to get the food lion, and if we can find a cheaper one spaghetti, and that is $1.79 and$1.39 right here. >> reporter: there are limitations with the food stamps. there are items that you cannot buy with food stamps, such as -- >> laundry detergent, and dishwashing soap, and detergent, and mark, did you find chicken on sale? well, we can't buy anything down that aisle. that is taboo. we will get the ham and cheddar. >> reporter: the boys get their school lunches subsidized by the state of georgia and because other children had submitted applications in their county alone, theirs has yet to be processed. >> they get free lunch normally, but today they had to charge them. >> reporter: for how long? >> they don't know. they said to keep calling. >> reporter: this is when you hope you are not spending more than you have got. >> hope is exactly right. >> reporter: while they wait for the total, they talk about the three house rules. >> god, education and common sense. >> yes. >> reporter: god, education and common sense? >> yes. i tell them god is first and once you get an edu

. >> reporter: making spaghetti with the pasta master.hat shoulder. >> reporter: given all this work, i guess it was lucky that i only had one on-the-job mishap. >> have some ginger tea. >> reporter: that's really hot. even though i was playing hurt, i managed to tough it out until the very end. >> does it need salt? does it need pepper? this is your chance? >> reporter: no. i just need another bite. oh. i love my job. how would you describe what people are going to see september 26th? >> it's a party in the kitchen. >> i'm with my friends. >> food is fun. food is family. food is life. that's really what this show's all about. >> terrific stuff. catch the premiere of "the chew," september 26th, right here on abc. >>> and up next, a band your daughters are going to lovodododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododododod

the constitution can be used every single day including religious freedoms to worship a piece of spaghetti if that is what you feel is right. and you cannot be held in a default of citizen status unless you use the 14th amendment which section 3 says if you don't agree you opt out and you become a ucc 1. which means you're independent. and then there's a whole other set of laws apply to you. i would say half of 1% of this country actually knows how to function in the legal system that we have, or the founding fathers have set up and we have at our disposal. glenn: in the "new york times" op ed section this morning, kent greenfield writes under the headline caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i marvel at our constitution and the intelligence of the people that wrote it years ago. we haven't changed anything. but at the time they didn't -- my call is about the illegal immigration. they didn't have the problem then that we have today. i think that the one thing that needs to be changed about it is that if you are born in the u.s. you are automatically a citizen. automatically bec

this is a spaghetti model and showing you the different forecast professional tracks. place. really focusing on the track is not the big deal right now. you really want to worry about the potential for heavy rainfall. we're talking rain is going to continue to climb as we go over the next five days. you can see the scattered showers and thunderstorms working into lower parts of louisiana and it's going to continue to increase. watch this clock we go from friday into sunday into monday. we're talking 10 inches of rainfall. look at this bull's eye for areas down toward the south. we're talking potentially 15 to 20 inches of rainfall. this is going to be a big problem with the floodings and then you add in the storm surge, certainly louisiana needs to be paying close attention to tropical depression number 13. now again, i want to update you on tropical storm katia. notice on the satellite imagery it is starting to look a little better. right now it's a tropical storm. it looks like it's going to become a major hurricane as we head into the middle of the week. so we will

spaghetti get in that should what happens? >> i don't know what happens. i would be lost in space. [laughter] >> so, it is a mathematical question which in language would be what is the overall topology? >> that's where i disagree. i think that topology exists with mathematicians minds as a platonic -- the way that the variety is were the motives or things that we have nothing to do with the real battle. >> this is a good point. as they take part in mathematics you actually that is my key point which is it's not physics to read a lot of mathematics here doesn't do anything for us. i will give you an example. we talked about cycles. when i take the glass i will give you another example. so brenda heisenberg who i actually met -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> i want it at the same level. so, one of the folders of the quantum mechanics and in the twenties developed the theory that if a bidding as the principal and matrix mechanics and anyone that step further chief of he's going to go to someone else and he said here's the proton and i need three ice cubes here and there. we of the proton

they're like, sit down, have spaghetti. and, hey, by the way, this is what i want you to do.professor warren, you were just talking about the people that you encounter on the campaign trail. so let's maybe, if we can, you know, talk about those people. let's pretend you're in worcester or fitchburg -- >> i've been there -- >> by the way, fitchburg is barnicle's hometown. he hasn't been there in ten years, but go ahead, mike. >> a state dominated by democrats. where it's in the water that people feel across the ideological spectrum that they just don't get the best bang for their buck tax wise in a state with the last three former speakers of the house have been indicted and convicted. and you have only one republican, this guy scott brown, seeming to represent an opposite point of view from the democrats. what's your pitch to people who feel that we need at least one republican in there to balance the scales? what makes you different? >> you know, i don't think this is about party. when you talk about this. i don't think there's something that's magic that comes from being pa

all of these red lines that look like spaghetti and then these bigger lines, the blue and the yellow and the orange, these are all hurricanes that have actually hit the united states between 1851 and 2008. it's a very frightening chart. one of the reasons i think that senator rubio from florida is voting with us is because he's seen a picture of this chart. and that's how many hurricanes have hit florida since 1851. and he is most certainly aware from this state that if he takes the position that you have to require an offset to fund disasters, that his job as a senator will be very, very, very difficult, even more challenging than it is today because the next time a hurricane hits florida, he's going to have to go sit down with the budget folks and find out before he can offer his people the $2,000 in emergency aid, the $30,000 that helps them, the loans through the small business committee, the loans to get their businesses back, that he's going to have to come back up here to negotiate to find an offset. now last night i watched the debate on the house side. i thought our democrat

. >> that was like a spaghetti bowl there.t in dallas have a nice cool day, just a hundred degrees. rob, thank you. >>> president obama pushing back his jobs speech after republicans objected to the date he asked to speak to congress. this as the president's approval on the economy tumbles. a new cnn/orc poll are not happy with the way the president is handling the economy. when asked about how things are going in the country, 73% said badly. brianna keilar is joining us from the white house. for those not following this closely we knew the president would make a speech next week. he basically wrote a letter to john boehner and to the senate to say, can i speak next wednesday? and then what happened? >> reporter: yeah, he wrote a letter and according to white house press secretary jay carney who was just on msnbc he said the house republicans were given 30 minutes notice and democrats didn't get a locate more notice than that. not surprising the white house had to bend on this. this was a bit of an unforced error and wasn't we

spaghetti get in that should what happens? >> i don't know what happens. i would be lost in space. [laughter] >> so, it is a mathematical question which in language would be what is the overall topology? >> that's where i disagree. i think that topology exists with mathematicians minds as a platonic -- the way that the variety is were the motives or things that we have nothing to do with the real battle. >> this is a good point. as they take part in mathematics you actually that is my key point which is it's not physics to read a lot of mathematics here doesn't do anything for us. i will give you an example. we talked about cycles. when i take the glass i will give you another example. so brenda heisenberg who i actually met -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> i want it at the same level. so, one of the folders of the quantum mechanics and in the twenties developed the theory that if a bidding as the principal and matrix mechanics and anyone that step further chief of he's going to go to someone else and he said here's the proton and i need three ice cubes here and there. we of the proton

spaghetti get in that should what happens? >> i don't know what happens. i would be lost in space.aughter] >> so, it is a mathematical question which in language would be what is the overall topology? >> that's where i disagree. i think that topology exists with mathematicians minds as a platonic -- the way that the variety is were the motives or things that we have nothing to do with the real battle. >> this is a good point. as they take part in mathematics you actually that is my key point which is it's not physics to read a lot of mathematics here doesn't do anything for us. i will give you an example. we talked about cycles. when i take the glass i will give you another example. so brenda heisenberg who i actually met -- [inaudible] [laughter] >> i want it at the same level. so, one of the folders of the quantum mechanics and in the twenties developed the theory that if a bidding as the principal and matrix mechanics and anyone that step further chief of he's going to go to someone else and he said here's the proton and i need three ice cubes here and there. we of the proton an

and these large colored spaghettis here, hurricane rita, gustav and ike, show the hurricanes along the coast. this is just what happens. just like when i had a tornado -- just like if i had a tornado chart that shows where the tornadoes hit or the earthquakes, every part of the country at some time experiences some disaster and we don't want to have to run up to washington and gut the education programs overnight or gut our transportation programs overnight or try to call a special committee meeting to find out where we can come up with $1 billion, you know, by friday, to send money to femme mavment you send it and we make these decisions over time. it's the way any corporation would operate. it's the way any family would operate. and it is the way our government should operate. and, again, if you take this cantor doctrine to its ridiculous extreme, you would have firetrucks coming up, screaming down the street while the house is on fire. and before they turn the hose on asking the family to come out, decide what do you want to cut in the city budget before we can turn the water on bec