before the break we heard from stephanie accusing kim of walking off with $1,000 from stephanie's sexiness. >> with the event this is where everything went down. we were great friends she was in my wedding. [inaudible] at my wedding of all places. bearing her chest. >> did you pop out of the cake? >> no. >> kirk: tell me what happened. >> so we go to the event the agreement was eh consultant paid $250 to go. i agreed to pay her the money but what i was supposed to get out of it we were supposed to get party bookings. i was ok with that. what went down is she had several places for people to write their information put your information here and you get a free sample. i don't like to call everybody right away. so i waited a week. every single person said that they had been contacted by the company and i did not book one. i did not make a dollar off of this. meanwhile, i went one night to her house labeled hundreds of samples with her name and number not mine. i did not want anything i was doing it as a friend >> kirk: and employee you were getting paid? >> no, we weren't getting paid. >

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i'm stephanie sy. here are your headlines. updating our breaking us in from italy, the italian coast guard says boat carrying migrants has capsized off of the island of lampedusa. there are reports of people in the sea. more than 300 people died when another boat carrying migrants capsized in that same area last week. >>> republicans from the senate have just left the white house after a meeting with president obama. >>> secretary of state john kerry made an an unannounced visit to afghanistan for security talks. they are talk about the presence of american troops in that country after the nato mission ends there next year. . >>> in new york a group of graffiti artists filed a lawsuit to stop the demolition of an old factory complex. kristin has more. >> reporter: on the subway train to manhattan, one building stands out in the urban landscape, ablaze with color and creativity, it is known at 5 points. it's a mecca for graffiti artists. jonathan coen serves as curator. >> there is no other such location that offers wall space

i'm stephanie sy. here are the stories we're following for you. >> my simple message today is call a vote. >> president obama says the house speaker is the only reason the government remains shutdown. >>> dozens of migrants die trying to reach beater life. ♪ >> president obama is taking his case to the american people about the federal government shutdown. here are the latest headlines. plt participate spoke a short time ago. he blamed the shutdown on a republican obsession with repealing his health care reform law. the house and senate are back in session. house republicans plan to keep submitting bills to restart popular programs. we have two reports on the latest developments. libby casey is live on capitol hill, but we begin with mike viqueira at the white house. mic, yesterday the president brought out bankers, said he saw him speak from a construction plant. what is his message. >> well, there are 800,000 federal employees out of work, and this construction business goes -- has some business that

on the left stephanie cutter. on the right newt gingrich. in abandi harris, a republican congressman, who is also a doctor, fixing what ails obama care. is it a hopeless case? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm stephanie cutter on the left. >> i'm newt gingrich on the right. in the crossfire tonight, ann felipic, and andy harris. obama care is a train wreck. the problems are so widespread and so obvious, some people think it's hopeless. i've joined those who are calling for secretary sebelius to be fired. today even president obama tried to tamp down the anxiety. >> nobody's madder than me, which means it's going to get fixed. >> but, you know, the problem is that this creates a general sense the anxiety. if the federal government after 3 1/2 years can't get a website right, why would you believe that they're also going to get the doctor right, they're going to get the procedure right medically. this is a really complicated process. don't you agree that this has been a much more disappointing start than you had hoped for

main sponsors, oakley. >> after we were deposed, the day after, stephanie called sobbing.me that her husband was called into one of the higher-ups of the company where he is vice president of global marketing for oakley, one of lance's sponsors, and stephanie was told if you make the company look bad you're going to lose your job. and so we said, that's it. she's going to lie. she's going to lie. she's not going to say it happened. >> were you ever in a hospital room or other part of the hospital with mr. armstrong where he said anything about performance-enhancing drugs? >> no. >> do you have any recollection of any doctor in your presence asking mr. armstrong if he used in the past any performance-enhancing drugs or substances? >> no. >> okay. >> stephanie mcilvain gave her sworn deposition at oakley's headquarters in california. the year before, out of the blue, she'd received a phone call from an american cycling legend. [ phone ringing ] >> hello? >> stephanie? >> yeah. >> this is greg lemond calling. >> greg lewho? >> greg lemond. >> hi. how are you? >> how are you d

i'm stephanie sy. here are the stories we're following for you. >> obama: they got what they wanted. now they're trying it figure out how to get out of it. >> president obama points the finger at the tea party for the government shutdown. now the shoutdown on a global scale. first iran and now north korea. thsecretary kerry said they're open to talks with jung-un. >> president obama came out swinging today. the president went to a small construction company outside of washington, d.c. this morning, and he blamed house speaker john boehner for the government shutdown. >> obama: the only thing that is preventing all that from happening right now, today, in the next five minutes is that speaker john boehner won't even let the bill get a yes or no vote because he doesn't want to anger the extremists in his party. that's all. that's what this whole thing is about. >> we have complete coverage of the government shutdown. libby casey is on capitol hill. but we begin with mike viqueira at the white house, good

on the left, stephanie cutter. on the right, newt gingrich. in the crossfire, one who supports obama care and one who opposes it. who knew and who should have known, tonight on crossfire. >>> welcome to crossfire. i'm newt gingrich on the right. >> and i'm stephanie cutter on the left. in the crossfire tonight, congressman keith ellison and bill crystal from the editor of the weekly standard. over the last 24 hours some people would have you believe that president obama intentionally misled you about what happened to your health care plan after the affordable health care plan passed. that's not true. if you had a plan before the law passed in 2010 the president said you could keep it, and you can, unless your insurer makes major changes. that turnover has been going on for decades. listen to one of florida's top executives talking about it. >> we're not cutting people. we're transitioning people. what we've been doing is informing folks that their plan doesn't meet the test of the essential health benefits. therefore, they have a choice of man

>>¿quÉucede, stephanie? >>trixiee tratÓ muy mal. pero no sÉ por que. >>¿le preguntaste? y mis pies svolvien loco y algun jo que siempre hay soluciÓ ¿recuerdas quiÉn fue? >>creo que fuio. incluso, estÁ en mi diario. [recuerda] [♪] ♪ siempre que las cosas ya no son uales ♪ ♪ y los problemas no te dejan respirar ♪ ♪ no sirve que llores; esueno que intentes porque al final siempre descubres que lo puedes resolver ♪ ♪ piensa que es posible y lo pues resoer ♪ ♪ debes penenener una respuesta que nos haga felices ♪ ♪ para creer que lo puedes hacer ♪ [♪] ♪ debes tener siempre una respuesta ♪ ♪ que nos haga creer en lo posible, en lo imposib. debes creer ♪ ♪ piensa que es posible y lo pdes resolver ♪ ♪ debes penr en tener una respuesta que s ga felices ♪ ♪ para eer que lo puedes hacer ♪ ¡empre hauna luciÓn! nunca debeolvidar eso. >>gracias, sportacus. >>de nada. >>pero, ¿quÉ hago? suiera sÉ lo que diÓ. pera aqÍ. elvo ensuida. [♪] ño locutor: estÁs viendo "lazy wn" en mi temund ♪ vamos, vamos, vamos, mve ♪ no estés de flojo. mejor salte a gar. ya no seas tan fondonga, levántate ya.

now let's turn it over to stephanie chuang covering the commute in the east bay. stephanie? >> reporter: yeah, good evening, monty. over here this other option is charter bus service. i'm here at best oakland b.a.r.t. station. you can see there are people who are getting picked up to head back to their east bay stations. taken down to walnut creek, san leandro, down to fremont. it's not just regular b.a.r.t. riders trying to find something new today who are hurting. we spoke with out of towners trying to have a good time in the bay area this weekend. but landed at oakland international to learn b.a.r.t. was not in service. >> someone told me two days ago it was going to maybe strike and didn't think twice about it. they said they averted it. i was trusting it. i found out 20 minutes ago. >> the price of b.a.r.t. was going to be $7 per round trip and this was going to be $6 o like one way. >> reporter: but more passengers forced to take other modes of transportation was great for the taxis and the shuttles. at the airport. one person told us in a typical friday eight-hour shi

for sister stephanie, running used to be her main focus until she met her fate.gn's randi belisomo caught-up with her on the track. her routine starts just after 4:00 a.m.. a set regiment. she has miles to complete before this weekend's marathon. she meets this regiment with enthusiasm of body and spirit. sometimes i will try to be extremely quiet. that is because she is also known as sister stephanie baliga she runs through humboldt park and returns in time for mass at the mission of the angels. she went to the bridges life after graduating as a scholar athlete from the university of illinois. i was in very good shape. she was the sixth cross country runner in the nation went tragedy occurred. i was running and all this up my foot broke in half and my whole life was kind of taken away. she took off wants to heal and then her focus went to hire considerations. at the campus center she had a new mindset and a new orientation to religious life. stephanie baliga went on a period of assessment to see how she fit into the catholic church. this 1958 school fire left st

stephanie, when i think of hot peppers, i think of jalapeños.well, yes, roger, jalapeños are a very popular type of chili pepper, as is yellow hots, pasilla, or poblano. but here in new mexico, these aren't the main type of peppers that we grow and are known for. now, you know your varieties. you're actually from the chile pepper institute? yes, the chile pepper institute is housed down at new mexico state university, and this pepper, the long, green type, is the one that we're mainly known for. now, you have really tough growing conditions here. i mean, it's extremely hot and dry. oh, yes, it is challenging, but these environmental stresses actually cause our peppers to produce more heat and more of the flavor compounds that make new mexico chilies so flavorful and famous. now, these are a beautiful green pepper, and over here, you have some red ones. is this a different variety? oh, no, the same varieties will start out as green, and then they're roasted and used in green sauces. if we allow them to mature and dry, then they're used in red sau

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and stephanie, but number one he has negotiated.ve negotiated a deal that republicans wanted, that eric cantor said would be a win. and second, just let me take a step back at what's happening here. i think that we're in a period of politics that you could say started with the recall of gray davis, where elections suddenly don't matter as much as they used to because americans or members of congress or members of the tea party or however you want to look at it look at this process and say i didn't like outcome of that election. i'm going to try to undo it. i didn't like that bill that got passed i'm going to try to undo it. i'm not putting it on one party or another. what i'm saying is that we're in this new phase where there's in time in the process to actually make progress. and so as people are at loggerheads constantly, all we are doing is moving backwards because the world is looking at us saying you can't even deal with your own government. >> i think we're at a unique point of dysfunction. i do want to point out a couple thin

but overall, it's not going to be too bad, lester. >> all right, stephanie. we will get the forecast from the rest of the country from you in a few minutes. >>> here in new york city, surprising new information emerging this morning in the beating that captured national attention, including who was on the scene after a driving was beaten after getting a confrontation with bikers and ran over one of them. stephanie gosk is at the scene with more this morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. we have been talking to people in this neighborhood and they tell us these motorcycle crews are here all of the time, creating a menace. they jump the curbs, go through red lights, but that's nothing compared to what they saw on this street corner last sunday. it is possibly the most dramatic moment in a video that has now been viewed by millions. a biker takes off his helmet, rushes alex lind's suv and smashes the driver side window with lind's wife and 1-year-old daughter also in the car. that motorcyclist has been charged on multiple counts, including gang assault and

i i'm stephanie sy. here are your headlines.hey are trying to iron out a deal on reopening the government and raising the debt ceiling. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons has won the nobel peace prize. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in afghanistan to meet with the country's president. they are discussing how to move forward with talks on a security agreement. in that deal would keep u.s. troops in afghanistan after the military-lead mission ends next year. jennifer do we know if secretary kerry has made any headway in convincing the afghan leader to resume talks? >> they have met and they are having dinner together this evening. the two men do have a strong relationship, a solid personal relationship when secretary kerry was here in march. so if anyone has any chance of helping president karzai get these talks kick started again, it would be secretary kerry. >> jennifer when was the u.s. want these negotiations to be done? and what is holding up a final agreement? >> stephanie the united states is lik

stephanie sullivan! [ cheers and applause ] what's up, stephanie! >> not much. you had an orthodontist appointment. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. sorry, forgot. anyway, how was it? >> it was pretty good. but, i wish it had more harry in it. >> jimmy: oh, my god. i love harry styles. >> ew, me too. >> jimmy: i totally want to kiss him. hey. it's your first time. okay. >> well, well, well. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: anyway, enough of that. moving on. did you see the new miley cyrus video? we should do some twerking. >> ew. [ cheers ] no, twerking is so two, zero, one, three. nowadays is it's an about scrumping. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. you want to have a scrump off? >> ew, let's do it. >> jimmy: ew, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> a nice scrump. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hey, girls, that's some pretty groovy dancing. >> jimmy: it's my stepdad gary! [ laughter ] >> was that the fox trot you guys were up to? >> jimmy: gary, it's called scrumping. >> you know, when i was younger we used to do something the twist. >> jimmy: shut up, gary! [ laughter ] shut

i'm newt gingrich on the right. >> i'm stephanie cutter on the left.r heads are prevailing, the dulles are stepping in. they're trying to prevent the company from defaulting, and newt, i'm sorry that it has come to this, but i'm glad we're on the verge of a deal. there's a report out earlier today by an economic forecasting make rho economic advisers that these self-inflicted wounds, cause crises in washington, has cost the country about 900,000 jobs. >> first of all, it's a pity the president hasn't shown leadership and tried to bring people together, but, hey, anybody who thinks john boehner has been bypassed continues to misread the constitution. if the senate doesn't pass something that boehner can pass in the house, it's just a press conference. but second, after all the week you and i have been here, debating about whether or not the president should negotiate, the number one things happening today is they're negotiating. now, i think that's good for america. i'm delighted that finally we are seeing some negotiation, and i hope they will in the n

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on the left, stephanie cutter. on the right, s.e.cupp. national security or too much snooping? tonight on "crossfire." >>> the first rule of spy club is don't get caught. i agree with senator marco rubio, who is comparing the outrage to a famous line from "casablanca." >> i think a lot of what you're seeing from these european leaders is for the domestic consumption of their own public, but at the end of the day, everyone knew there was gambling going on in "casablanca." >> but this is something new. combined with other civil liberty abuses from president obama's past, i think this administration has a lot of explaining to do. >> >> well, the program we were just referring to, spying of merkel and others, is a program that was dated back to 2006. so whether it's expanded is an opening question, and i think the president's answer that it's actually not happening anymore, we're not spying on angela merkel, but listen, spying has gone on for a very long time. >> yes. >> i don't think you can say it's been an expansion or that we're treading new ground. i think the only difference

i'm newt gingrich on the right. >> i'm stephanie cutter on the left.ler heads are prevailing, the dulles are stepping in. they're trying to prevent the company from defaulting, and newt, i'm sor

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i'm stephanie sy. here are the stories we're following for you. >> the american people don't want their government shutdown and neither do i. >> the house speaker fires back at the president. john boehner tells democrats they need to talk. the secretary of state arrives in asia for two summits in place of the president. plus gearing up for tropical storm karen with hears it could turn into a hurricane. >>> the federal government has been shutdown for four days and both sides still refuse to budge, meaning the shutdown could last for some time. house speaker john boehner has denied reports that he'll allow a democratic vote to pass a debt ceiling increase. the president has canceled trips to asia. we have two reports, randall pinkston is in washington, but we begin with libby casey on capitol hill. libby, good afternoon, what is the latest from the hill? >> well the house continues to take this series of votes to fund individual parts of government. today they are focused on fema and the national weathe

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stephanie is the bull, steve is the bear.anie, make your case. >> one area that consumers have been spending their money on is home goods, up about 12%. we saw in q2 where comps were up 8% to 10% versus macy's and walmart which saw declines in their corporamps and paltry res. number two, i like they have a restructure going on so that can drive sales earnings and comps higher going forward. and as a result, the multiple. and that's just supply chain improvements, product assortment improvements. and you have a new chief merchandise officer that's in there, started in january, and i think he's really making a good impact at the company. then finally, i think the professional business. that's an opportunity. 25% of total sales. as they increase that as a percentage of sales, their margins go higher. >> 45 seconds gone, 45 left. weiss. >> this is simple. i think they've done a good job so far. the company was in i wouldn't say disarray but underperforming home depot. they've improved that. but at this point, it's the way so many

i'm stephanie sy. here are your headlines. there is some movement in the stand off over the federal government shutdown. president obama is set to meet with house speaker john boehner. >>> glitches kept people from signing up for government-backed healthcare. millions of americans tried to log on. computer experts are working to fix the bugs. >>> the u.n. humanitarian council is claiming that syrian government is impeding relief efforts. the syrian government said all aid must go through the government. >>> pope francis said it's focused on servicing itself than it's followers. he made the comments in a magazine, and recalled that many of the church narcissists are not doing the work of god. it's the second widely publicized interview the pontiff has granted this week. he has called for tolerance on abortion, contraception and homosexuality. he's meeting with cardinals to discuss church reforms energy >>> today we travel to sri lanka where the boo book tear has doc. reading is popular in the country but the old fashion book is

the first person i would like to speak to is stephanie reese. where is stephanie? hi. stand up. can stand up right there, stephanie, if you want to. is it reese? >> yeah. >> ellen: where do you live? >> laguna niguel, in orange county. >> ellen: i found this on your page. coming soon. drunk blonde in bar." >> i had a couple weeks in college left. >> ellen: i thought it was like a court order that you had to, like -- maybe instead of getting drunk you should stay home and clean your room. your room is a mess. >> kitchen. >> ellen: i don't know what you are studying but these look like children's books to me. >> my nephew's. >> ellen: you're in your nephew's room. you may not be babysitting any more after this. thank you so much. where is cerena beltran? hi. serena, i want to ask you about this picture on your page. where was this? >> that was in vegas. >> ellen: in vegas? did you see the show or did you steal the sign? >> i was with my mom. >> ellen: you were what? >> i was with my mom. >> ellen: with your mom so you were covering up the nipples? wish you would have been here for

i'm stephanie sy with a look at today's top stories. hope for an end to the government shutdown. optimistic that a deal with be struck. >>> dozens are dead after a boat capsizes often the coast of italy just miles were last week's disaster. >> the nobel peace prize of 2013 is to be awarded to the organization prohibition of chemical weapons. >> a watchdog group wins the nobel peace prize. >> president obama and congressional republicans have met face to face, and signs of a thaw seem to be emerging in the deadlock of the government shutdown. >> to both sides of the aisle. he may not want to call it a negotiation. that's what i would call it. and i do view that as progress. >> there has been constructive talks. when it comes to the house republicans in particular there is an indication of a recognition that we need to remove default as a weapon in negotiations. >> wall street likes that both sides are talking. the dow was up 111 points, the second triple-digit gain this week. let's go out to mike viqueira for the latest developments in washington. mike, good evening to you. are we

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>> stephanie gosk starting us off tonight in philadelphia. stephanie, thanks. >>> it was damage control for a lot of members of congress. it was also when we learned what more is in this bill. you may recall the terminology we heard all the time, it was supposed to be clean legislation just designed to fix that debt ceiling, get the government up and running again. we get that part of this story from nbc's kelly o'donnell on the hill. kelly, good evening. >> reporter: good to see you again, brian. for many republicans they're now at that acceptance phase after a bruising defeat. many are admitting mistakes, assessing some responsibility, and one of the most visible and divisive figures started the the day trying to create some good will. today senator ted cruz who led the today party during the shutdown greeted visitors and veterans outside the reopened capitol. lawmakers headed out of town after the late-night vote and house speaker john boehner turned up on twitter, his photo snapped at an airport gate today. the shutdown leaves new politic

our report tonight from nbc's stephanie gosk. >> i just ran into him on the train. >> reporter: everyone who uses a cell phone in public needs to know something. you are louder than you think you are. >> that's exactly it. >> reporter: unfortunately for former nsa director michael hayden that realization came a train ride too late. on amtrak thursday hayden had several phone conversations with journalists, forgetting his library voice. fellow traveller tom mattzie was a few rows up. when you realized who it was what was your reaction? >> i said, oh, my god. i can't believe he's saying these thinks on the telephone on the train. >> reporter: and loud. >> and loud. >> reporter: a former move on.org activist took to twitter. former nsa spy boss michael hayden on acela behind me blabbing on background as a former senior administration official. sounds defensive. >> he was talking about rendition and black sight and i was like, this guy was the head of the cia. >> reporter: he tweeted again. michael hayden giving reporters disparaging quotes about administration. in a statement hayden said he

. >> i know you said on twitter, you only came to hang out with stephanie cutter. that was tweeted. but i want to ask you some questions. i actually agree with president obama that the debt ceiling default would be catastrophic. and i think that we are facing that real, that real catastrophe. i agree with him that even flirting with a default is dangerous. and for those reasons, if i were him, i would do everything i could to avoid it. i would negotiate with anyone. i'd get myself to a table and say let's find something that we can agree on to avoid this. even to avoid flirting with it. why hasn't he done that? >> quell, i think you can start with something that david just said here, that obama care is a hill to die on. that is a pretty grim picture of what we're dealing with. >> why obama care, though? i brought up the debt ceiling. >> that's what this fight is all about. >> republicans want spending cuts in exchange for the debt ceiling. >> what the president has already done is he sat down with republicans. democrats sat down with republicans. they came up with a deal, a deal tha

- well, i just learned today, stephanie will be batting. - yeah. - nope, you. now, whoever hits it farthest wins. and to make it more interesting. if i win, you leave town forever. - the usual, right? - and now, i need someone to pitch to me. perfect! perfect! perfect! - you want pixel to pitch! - see you in two days, bright and early. let's say, three in the afternoon. - what! early, three o'clock? - and don't forget your ball. - thank-thank you. - don't worry, sportacus-- we'll all help you practice. - yeah, and we'll get a lot of sleeping and energy, too. eight o'eight on the dot! - yes. oh, wow! mmm. - baseball-- yeah. batter up. - eight o'eight. sportacus is going to sleep. time for my noisy ball to wake him up. - must have been a dream. - sportacus is never late. i mean, he's a superhero. how could he save people if he were late? sportacus-- sportacus! - wait, ziggy-- i have an idea! - oh! i'll stay right here. - i've got mail? what time is it? - do you think he's still at home? i mean, i wonder if he got my letter. it's him! hi, sportacus! - sportacus! -

>> stephanie and i met several months ago during one of my brand brainstorming sessions. and i was giving her some ideas on how to build her copyrighting business and you know because she has a full- time job and busy with family and other obligations it's kind of been lax on the action items. i told her this is the time for you to really hit the pavement hard. you've got some extra time and let's get your website going. let's restructure the fees and do all the things you've been saying you wanted to do over the past few months to build your copyrighting business. >> for a lot of folks who areling this morning -- listening this morning, they're normally getting up and getting ready for work. they're not right now because of the government shutdown. but they really should be working on their own brand. jessica doyle incorporated if you will. >> yes. >> what sort of things to be thinking about right now with the time even if it's a couple of days that they have on their hand? >> i am just such a huge advocate of having multiple income streams. think of ways that you can in

self-esteem. >> it has been a good outlet for stephanie.source of stress relief and something that makes her happy. that in turn has helped her physical health. >> it has helped her enormously. years ago she was having seizures and basically the seizures have stopped. painting.tarted >> stephanie has gotten quite a following and is sold out of notecards of her paintings. her show will be open for everyone to enjoy and be inspired. i think it is exciting to watch somebody be able to express themselves. that is what we do everyday is watch artist express themselves so to be able to see that and put it together and have a cohesive exhibition was exciting. >> you can come to the art opening and meet stephanie and take a look around and maybe take one of these paintings home. you can find all the details on our website, wbal-tv.com. paintings are exquisite. >> and very colorful. good luck to her. here is a look at what is coming up at 6 p.m. >> a jury is seated in the case of a police trainer accused of firing a shot and injuring a police traini

wheeler's wife, stephanie, is fine with her husband looking single. turns out, stephanie is ringless, as well. >> a growing number of spouses are showing their love by wearing their ring on a necklace. others wear a watch and some get tattooed wedding bands. >> stické=8 with the ring. >> it looks like you've got a piece of dirt on your finger. >> whether couples choose to get rid of their rings or permanently place them on their hands, going the untraditional route can be a good thing. talk about the moments for doing it. >> only about 50% of men still wear a ring. for the list. >> i do watch all of the late-night talk shows. and i do select only the best punch lines in the news for your viewing pleasure. eye, the study also shows that the average fast food customer is almost 60% chicken nugget. >> replacing quarterback sam bradford who hurt his knee on sunday. tebow was like thank you, god. and god was like, i'm sorry, rams. >> the woman gave birth to a baby boy inside of barns&noble bookstore. when they swer viewed on the news, the woman said it was

the weather channel's stephanie abrams is following it. >> lester, this is a look at destin, florida. a pleasant morning overall. we do have some clouds off in the distance, and those clouds, that's karen. it is now a tropical depression. and here's all that cloud cover we were looking at from destin, florida. but you don't see a center of circulation. it's really fallen apart here. there's been a lot of dry air and upper-level winds that have torn this thing apart. here we look 100 miles southwest of morgan city. winds at 30 miles an hour. so it's definitely falling apart and continues to doso here it is. we've had the upper-level winds, and dry air, which is not good for a development of a tropical storm. it will stay weak and we'll see rainfall out of this. perhaps around two inches around the mobile bay area. but overall, it's not going to be too bad, lester. >> we'll get the forecast for the rest of the country from you in a few minutes. >>> surprising new information in the beating that captured national attention, including who was on the scene when a driver was beaten when he

from the left i'm stephanie cutter. >> from the right, i'm newt gingrich. tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." we'll be joined by jesse ventura and howard dean. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> next, a shooting on capitol hill, a high speed car chase ending with a deadly shoot-out. a minute by minute breakdown of what happened this afternoon. and the latest from the government shutdown. last night's meeting at the white house went nowhere. the senate majority leader harry reid says what it will take to get a deal with him and the democrats. and the latest from this violent confrontation between a motorist and a group of bikers. the wife of the suv driver speaking out says it was a life threatening situation but the

. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra america i am stephanie sy.loud of uncertainty was lifted on thursday after the 16-day political standoff finally came to an end. a sense of normally returned to washington and the nation. as hundreds of thousands of furloughed federal employees went back to work. the day was billed as a political win for president obama and the democrats. but some question if they can capitalize on the victory. mike viqueira has the details from the white house. >> reporter: well, in the aftermath of the overwhelming victory that the president scored political victory any congress on wednesday night the president wanted to build momentum towards his agenda for the rest of the year. he started off by declaring that there were no winners in the debate and the impasse and the crisis that had preceded everything that happened before the vote and certainly if you look through the eyes of those who suffered the $20 billion in economic loss, the 800,000 government workers furloughed at one point or another during the impasse, certainl

stephanie: stephanie: "does detoxing your body help lose belly fat?" the government... is closed!s most affected.. that in turn.. affect you!you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((break 4)) ñúd@ -capitol -government shutdown -capitol -government shutdown - map gren map we're continuing to follow breaking news this morning... for the first time in 17 years... the government is shutdown. the senate voted for the second time, yesterday... to kill a republican counter-offer that would have reined in obamacare while funding the government senate majority leader harry reid says the republicans are too indebted to the tea party. and that's playing a big role in the stalemate. reid says: "these people who are elected to represent the country are representing the tea party, the anarchists of the country, and the majority of the republicans in the house are following every step of the way. this is an unnecessary blow to america." they are so fixated on embarrassing our president, the president of the united states. they think an election's coming this november. it happened last novemb

. >> i was so worried about the kids >> reporter: mckay and stephanie thomas say there left their almostee year old daughter harper and one year old son leandroasleep in the back of lawyer the ignition and the engine one.parked here on shotwell street near 22 streetthey and a relative had walked a few doors up to take a picture of a picturesque homethey were walking back when stephanie noticed a good samartian who stopped to helpbut they quickly lost the s-u-v. moment are >> if that was worst momentthe best was the call from ppoliceonly 35 minutes laterwith the news that a homeowner in the excelsior district found the suv parked in her driveway. >> the children were still sleeping in the back of the s u v. >> always, i will shut the doors and lock the doors. you are not as in control as you think. >> reporter: the family is still a bit shaken.but relieved.and have learned an important lesson the hard wa maureen kelly kron4 news. >> catherine: police are checking the car for evidence. and looking through surveillance video. the suspect is a white woman - between 20 and 30. with brown hair

stephanie, again, on health care and lying.ople in this country are susceptible to not believing that obama care is going to be good? how good a job have they done, in your opinion, of gumming things up? >> well, they have done a pretty good job, ed, the one thing that i think is hilarious, since the website launched and it's one story or another about what a disaster it is, the approval rating for obama care has only gone up. >> yeah. >> and i think as more and more people are seeing what it actually is, and helping real people, that's only -- it's only going to get worse for them. i mean, this is their last, you know, try, their last desperate try to get people, scare them away from it so oh it doesn't work. >> mike, you confident they're going to fix it? >> i think -- i think it's going to be fun. 2.5 million young adults get health care, 40,000 americans preexisting condition get coverage. those are great talking points. and it's up to the rank and file democrats to be out there talking about that and helping the president