i >> guest: syracuse is where ih graduated. and my bas from syracuse. >> host: how long have you been at princeton university? >> guest: since 1978. >> host: are you teaching this semester? >> guest: i'm teaching at this very minute. i'll be teaching in a couple days, yes. >> host: and what are you teaching? >> >> guest: i'm teaching two writing workshops and i have two students i advise for theses. >> host: now, do you pick these students? >> guest: some extent, they apply to a program.ram >> host: on a first day of class in a joyce carol oates class, what do you assign? >> guest: oh, the first day of class we may go over in great detail a short story, a classic story the, a hemingway story. i mean, line by line, almost word by word, a story maybe two pages long. and we go over it care friday was i want them to -- carefullyl because i want them to see how it's written. so the ore day which was like at couple weeks ago we did a ray carver story, and we spent about an hour on the story.er so that's the first class. >> host: do y

. >> reporter: with the help of the syracuse fire department, we put this family to the test.ip one, smoke detectors, the more the better. the decampos had one in the kitchen, the basement, every bedroom. but the fire department installed another in the bedroom hallway. >> smoke rises. it will come up the stairwell and before it hits the room it will hit the hall way. >> reporter: tip two, practice in real time. we put infrared cameras in the kids' bedroom and hall way and waited for them to fall asleep. firefighters added theatrical smoke. it's harmless. >> he's getting up. he's getting low under the smoke. take it easy. >> he did very good. >> she's sound asleep. are you all right? >> are you okay? >> yes. >> good job. >> reporter: but where is lila. >> she needs to wake up. >> reporter: minutes tick by, the alarm doesn't stop. lila never moves. >> i can't believe she's still asleep. >> reporter: firefighters tell us young children tend not to wake up so you need to plan for that. authorities say children respond more readily to a parent's voice. tip three, record a personal

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i went to syracuse university. we're the syracuse orange.ge intimidating. >> and that's offensive to we irish because the irish and the orange -- >> i don't get it. >> megyn kelly coming up at 9:00. again, watch it. >>> when we taped it last night, it's epic, miller is next. if you think a prune is a prune, you haven't tried sunsweet, the amazing prune. enjoy plum amazins, diced prunes. i'd put these on a salad. these would be perfect for cookies. delicious and nutritious sunsweet, the amazing prune. >>> the o'reilly factor, the number one cable news show for 13 years running. >>> tonight, the d man was here in new york city last night, so we taped a segment with him and angsted immediately broke out. >> you must be really excited about the deal in washington, right? >> i tell you, bill, i'm at o'hare. frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. i was going to watch baseball tonight. i'm having dinner with my son. i'm going to bed early tonight and no doubt they will charge me for the pox vaccine. all i can say is this, it's not working and i'm 6

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dagen: syracuse changed the name from orange men and now syracuse orange.been a lot of name changes. is the support for syracuse any less today than it was? absolutely not. why not just doing? i am a lifelong redskins fan. i understand an attachment to a name but at some point you got to move on. charles: he is being pushed around because dagen mcdowell wants to make changes and i agree. i won't change things about me. >> not because of money. charles: michael jordan changed his number. moneymaker because they bought a new name. >> will get radioactive. all of a sudden people won't associate with redskins, san francisco chronicle not exactly a conservative newssaper, said they won't use the name. what always plays out in these situations is advertisers who are very conservative decide they need to disassociate, find other places to put their money. all of a sudden dan snyder gets squeezed and he can stand on principle as much as you wants but ultimately he will change the name. dagen: i want to ask charles this as a fan. if they pick a really good name. cha

>> syracuse is where i graduated. and my ba is from syracuse. >> host: how long have youuest: been at princeton.ric >> guest: 1978. >> are you teaching at this semester? >> host: at this very minute. a coupli'e dpaifs, yes. >> host: what are you teaching? >> guest: two writing workshops and two students who i advise to do thesis. >> host: do you pick the students? >> guest: to some extend i pick them. tses. basically they are apply to thee program that i choose my thesis students. >> host: on the pfirst day of >> h class what to cow dosh do youf, assign? >> guest: we may go over inass, great detail a short story. as a classic story.we make over we may go over a hemmingway a as story. line by line. hengway's almost word by word a storyarrae maybe two pages long. we go over it carefully. i want them to see how it'sword written.nd w the very best prose is writtent. like poetry it's nicely constructed. the ore day, which is a coupleet of weeks ago we did a ray carvea story.the that's the first class. >> host: do you enjoy

. >> reporter: glenn coin, a reporter for the "syracuse post standard," has reported extensively on the0 days before christina dies, karl takes out a $200,000 life insurance policy. 18-17 days before levi dies, karl takes out his $700,000 life insurance policy. according to the court records, he left both of them to die and walked away. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in california are now investigating too, after reopening the case of karl karlsen's first wife. and who was about to help investigate the take down? karl karlsen's second wife, cindy. it would turn out his second and current wife, cindy, would play a critical role in the arrest of her own husband. >> reporter: you called his wife cindy. what did she say. >> thank god you called. >> reporter: she feared she could be next and moved out of their home she was afraid. >> yes. >> reporter: she was seeing a pattern. was she convinced there was a killer in her home? >> i think she suspected it. she could there was an insurance policy on her. >> reporter: on her, too. when you asked her to help her out. >> she agreed. >> reporter

visiting syracuse. third quarter, it's 35-14. clemson, boyd, gets a streaky sammy watkins, 91 yards later clemson go on to win 49-14. 455 yards passing and 5 touchdowns. nobody is stopping baylor and especially not west virginia on this night. bryce petty and the bears can fill it up. how about seastrunk taking the handoff. around the right side, points at his receiver, get that block and i'm gone. didn't even need it. 80 yards for the score put baylor up and scored 56 in the first half and they roll west virginia right now it is 73-42 and they still aren't done scoring. they have about three minutes left in that game. oklahoma outlasts tcu, 20-17. they're unbeaten 5-0. don't forget next week red river rivalry noon. that will wrap it up in "the ford postgame wrap-up". you will see next saturday. 's... you ain't gettin' anything done without it. torque is power. it pulls trailers. hauls dirt. drags boulders. torque is what gets the cap off your beer. and only the ford f-150 with ecoboost has the best combination of torque and fuel

born in brooklyn in 1942, reed studied poetry and journalism at syracuse university.s a songwriter for pickwick records but it was as founder and lead singer of the velvet underground that reed would change rock and roll. the debut album produced by andy warhol was a commercial failure but it's now considered one of the most famous ever recorded. it was rock but like nothing ever heard before, full of frank descriptions of bohemian new york's underworld. he produced his biggest hit. an homage to the outcasts and tran ve transvestites he met through andy warhol. his work radically changed the lyrics. the velvet underground was inducted into the hall in 1996, an acknowledgement of lou reed's enormous acknowledgement which by then had far eclipsed his sales. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. ittl"weeeeeeeee!" 60% more sheets than charmin. everything you want and the value you love. angel soft. it's holiday time, and no fruit is as versatile as our ocean spray cranberries, which is why were declaring it the unofficial official fruit of the holidays! the fig's gonna be so

and jim walsh, a former republican congressman from syracuse, new york, served from 1989 to 2009.e chaired four sub committees. in your time in congress was it ever at bitter and as partisan and divided as it appears to be now? >> well, a little rough in '94 and '95, in that era, but not like it is now. >> when i came in '89 the democrats had held the majority for close to 40 years. so republicans had never tasted a majority. so when we did win the majority in '94 it was a very contentious race, and things changed in policies and the way we ran the place. there was real tension. >> but it wasn't as ugly. >> well, absence makes the heart grow fonder. >> but you say it wasn't as ugly. do you really think it's not just fond memories. that was clearly a deficient time even though you went through another shutdown in that era. >> one of the difference is, the hostility that jim brought our are the republicans and the shock to the democrats when they lost the majority. what has happened over the last 30 years the redistricting has been very hyper partisan. so that in this last election

after graduating from syracuse, his early career was rough. ♪ >> reporter: he wrote about subjects peoplen't talk about at the time. it was a signal to the new york music under ground that it was safe to come out. >> he knew he was a rock and roll singer. he loved the form. he wrote lyrics that reflected that that were primal, that were simple, but were also beautiful. >> reporter: he could be wildly experimental. he once made a double album of just guitar reverb which he himself admitted he couldn't listen to all the way through. ♪ >> reporter: for all of his influence, he only had one big commercial hit, "walk on the wild side," about the people around his friend and patron andy warhol. andy warhol. it is about sex, gender, drug and hustlers. he put them all in a strange place where the colored girls sing. ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo >> what is it that people like? i always ask people. what is it? i decided it's the doo, doo, doos. >> reporter: he was revolutionary and his group the velvet underground helped inspire the velvet revolution against come in addition when a young man named vaclav h

right now forecasts for areas northeast of syracuse up to 10 inches. brian? >> jim cantore, for once not out in it. jim, thank you very much for being with us tonight. >>> and sadly, the news from australia is getting more dire by the day. as we have been telling you, exploding wildfires stretching more than 1,000 miles now. hundreds of homes destroyed in all. problem is fire officials there say the worst is yet to come. they say tomorrow is a key day in this fight. that's when high temperatures and strong winds are both forecast. firefighters say that's about as bad as it gets. video from just this past weekend shows the fight up close. as the fire is rolling in and consuming an entire neighborhood, one woman is trying to get in and save her car, but the firefighter steps in, prevents it. he tells her it's just too late for that. it's time to go. she is taken to the only safe place there is, the interior cab of the engine, where the other firefighters have gone to take shelter. >>> in this country in florida, a high-interest story continues to unfold. the tw

take a look at all of those rain showers turning it to show news into isnow showers ove locations syracuseo 12-inches of snow coming off lake ontario. up towards the northwest, it's a completely different story. we have been talking about the great air that's been happening over the last couple days, that's all bus because of high pressure dominating. now this is a satellite image and there are no clouds to be seen across the region, so all of these cities here are going to be quite nice even seattle. we are going to be seeing 60 digress, sin, partly cloudy conditions as we go past the weekend, though, more clouds coming in to play. and those temperatures are going to be more in to the high 50s for you there. now down towards the southwest, more of the same. the same high pressure is dominating. a few clouds coming in off the pacific but that's real notice cause anything rain showers at all. los angeles you look like this, 72 degrees is going to be high today, on thursday maybe going up to about 82 by the time we get towards saturday. now, if you want some very warm weather, it is going to

we have a lot of great home games this year could we play syracuse. we play notre dame. we have a lot of great home games. anothery, we will start rivalry with somebody else. that is a great thing for us. fresh faces. the turk nation has another team to hit. [laughter] >> it is a good theory. it is not going to become a rivalry. they are leaving the acc. the get attached -- don't get attached. >> i have nothing to say. >> tom will be up next with the seven-day forecast. when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the two-thousand-fourteen subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> check on tom's forecast. >> rain and more rain. >> ok. >> and looks at the rain will go at least a little bit into the weekend. high temperatures, only in the 60s. lows in the 50s. finally, it will clear up as every

born in brooklyn in 1942, reed studied poetry and journalism at syracuse university.e worked for a songwriter for pickwick records but as founder and lead singer of the vel-- vel set underground he would change rock 'n' roll, the band's debut album produced by andy warhol was a commercial failure but is now considered one of the most important american rock albums ever recorded. it was rock but unlike any heard before with frank descriptions of new york's bohemiam underworld. in the 70s reed struck out on his own. his 1972 album transformers produced by bowie included his biggest hit ♪ and the other girls go ♪ ♪ do-do do do ♪ness. >> an homage to the outkast he met in warhol's world. his work radically expanded the range of rock letterings and lead to punk rock and glam rock. the velvet underground was induct mood the hall in 1996, and acknowledgment of lou reed's enormous influence, which by then had far eclipsed his sales. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> jeff: police arrest the operator of a state fair ride in california. a woman in california once sentenced t

. >>> we have a family here that drove all the way from syracuse, new york. naturally you're going to help me toss to my next spot. >> i'm tracy from syracuse and today's hot hospital is huntsville, alabama. >> the news anchor is celebrating 15 years being cancer free this year. she funded her breast cancer run in 1988 and the race has raised more than $1.5 million to help other women in alabama in their fight against breast cancer. our congratulations to liz hurley and good luck to them on their walk today. >> dylan, thanks. >>> ahead, a ghostly tale, just in time for halloween! woo! first, these messages. give me a few minutes, pete. give me a second, pete. go. man's second best friend. brew the love. keurig. that hasn't been cleared yet. ♪ uh! i just want to celebrate [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette you celebrate a little win. nicorette gum helps calm your cravings and makes you less irritable. double your chances of quitting. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup

carter williams get out of syracuse rips lebron 114-110 the final in philadelphia. >>> kevin garnettorking in cleveland. back on the court after missing last season only hoop of the game. ex warrior came along with kg and the trade from boston. tied at 91 anderson hits as cleveland opens with a 98-94 victory. >>> the sharks continuing the road trip in l.a. facing the kings who you recall knocked them out of the play-off. san jose with a record 10-1-1 best record in the league. how is this for a start? 13 seconds in, 1-0 sharks in a flash. 1-1 game. tommy gets a stick on the slide and pass joe and point blank range. 2-1 sharks, second period, a blast, jared redirected and tied at two. late in the second sharks on the power play and joe, jason, patrick to logan for his seventh but the kings have tied it up 3-3 late in the third. >>> raiders, they beat one pennsylvania team in pittsburgh last sunday, can they beat another in philadelphia this sunday to improve to 4-4? after leading 21- 3 they held on for dear life down the stretch to beat the steelers. they have to improve on third down

we have many areas above 70 with williams port and 70s in syracuse. locally temperatures also in the 70s for the most part. alexandria, 72 at north beach. in prince frederick and calvert county, 70 degrees waiting for rain. 72 in ash burn and leesburg this morning. one more look at our michael and son weather camera. it is dry. most of the rush hour it is dry. 74 degrees, south winds at 14, continuing pump the low level moisture. a muggy start today, here come the showers and storms. you know by 11:30, 12:00, dc west will be seeing it. by mid to late afternoon we start to see drier weather move in from the west, still holding on to some heavier showers and storms over the eastern shore. might see a peek or two of sunshine and cooler weather moves in tonight and hangs out for the next couple of days. i want to caution you know, some storms could pack a punch. storm center out of norman, oklahoma north and northeast into pennsylvania, new jersey and new york state. in the whole area, doesn't mean us, could be an isolated tornado. yellow alert day today,

to syracuse.all due to a small brief electrical fire associated with a coffee pot. nobody was hurt in that incident either. jenna: good outcomes to both stories. jon: new info on the new york jets fan that punched a woman in the face after sunday's win over the patriots. it turns out the slugger has been a big trouble for violent behavior in the past. more now for us. laura: the jets fan scene clocking the woman in the head has served time in the past for murder. the video that has gone viral identified the jets fan punching a woman wearing a patriots jersey. the 38-year-old served less than three years in state prison back in the '90s after he was convicted of fatally stabbing a 17-year-old during a fight at a pizza parlor. his mom told local reporters it is true her son has a pass but was trying to defend the two of them last sunday at the stadium. >> very mild-mannered. he had a pass when he was 17 years old. you know when there's altercation you move on, you don't put yourself in that position

. >>> joining me now live from ashville, north carolina is david crain is law professor at syracuse universitydavid crain some african leaders say the icc are targeting africa. do these lead verse a point, do you think? >> these leaders have a political point in reality. most of the cases refer to the icc through the un security council or the african states themselves. so it's a little bit problematic to say that the icc is focusing only on africa, and in fact what it is, it has given us a perception that that has happened, but it's not true. the african leaders are using it to score a political point. >> how much of a blow would it be, though, if a large number of the 34 african countries pulled out? would that impact on the credibility of the court? >> certainly it's a hypothetical. i bought that would happen. but all of this dust in the air related to the icc, and politics, and african leaders and what have you, has brought into question the ability of the icc to deal with political aspects of modern international criminal law. they must understand and reflect the foreign guiding as to wha

this happened before a syracuse university football game.see what eventually becomes the bride. she has no idea what is happening. look at the video. her name is katie. she is spun by the mascot. as you see there. she doesn't like to be the center of attention. she is trying to walk away. everybody is telling her go back. the band splits, there's her fiance. >> who's not a member of the band. >> he is not. he just dressed up as a member of the band. he had a trumpet. thought he was just another guy. he gets on one knee, pops the question. she starts crying, she says yes. happily ever after. you can't say no when there is a camera on you. you have to wait until after the camera stops rolling. there you have it. by the way, she is 27. and he is 29. so well of age. they are not in college or the age of a college student. there you have it. happily ever after. >> a college student -- i'm 40, i swear. >> home ec. >>> also i like this -- cool video, too. a wedding, great traditions like the father/daughter dance. we have traditions -- don't do the

the migrants were taken to the sicilian port of syracuse. >>> claude yo is in aggravento. >> a service for those who lost their lives on deadly shipwrecks, port of the city of agrigento of sicily. it was a short ceremony and at first sight it seemed like an exemplary moment. but the loudest voices seemed to have been those from those who were critical about the nature of the ceremony. well, first of all, the italian government said after the most -- the deadliest of those shipwrecks on october 3rd that the deceased will receive a state funeral. while in the end all they got was this, a memorial service where representatives from the government attend but there were no coffins because all or most of those migrants have already been buried in cemeteries around the city, some of them still remain nameless. they also complained that the 157 survivors from that shipwreck were not allowed to attend the ceremony. this seemed like another cut work by politicians who like to show their grief but do not offer any concrete help in preventing other such tragedies from happening in the future. >> c

great lakes, it picks up moisture and dumps it on the other side of the lake, and just north of syracuse, that's exactly what we're going to be seeing over the next 12-24 hours. 8-12 inches of snow in this particular area. so that's going to be a bit of a problem. tonight, of course the world series is kicking off and the rain has stayed here in the atlantic. but we're going to be seeing colder weather over the next 12 hours. by the time the game ends, 42°, and the windchill will be down to 39. but no rain in the forecast. >> the city of detroit, lawyers head to court, hoping to convince the judge that the city is eligible for bankruptcy. and i'll talk to a city worker who could lose all of her benefits, and plus, a quarter of a million women are diagnosed with breast cancer every year, and now breakthroughs give them hope. >> for the first time in years, doctors say they're feeling hopeful about fighting breast cancer. that's because several new important treatments have emerged, and they're making a big difference in patient's lives. >> reporter: 15 years of carrie's life have been fil

the typically snow belts wrapped around the great lakes from syracuse to erie and towards cleveland andids and traverse city and lewis county a lake-effect snow warning. there could be between 6 and 12 inches of snow and as we go through the afternoon, the wind is going to be a big factor with possible gusts close to 40 miles an hour. all the way from the eastern great lakes and into the northeastern new england. so watch out with those temperatures much colder than they should be this time of the year. it is going to feel brutal with those additional wind gusts. right now, we have a little bit of snow falling across the eastern great lakes. most of that is on the light side but with that area of low pressure sweeping across the great lakes, that's going to enhance that snowfall so some areas could see some isolated heavy snowfall. this is a view for the great lakes when you see some of those streaks, that tells us the wind is fairly gusty and blowing across the open waters of the great lakes and so that's what produces that lake-effect snow. chicago, you stay below normal. the average

. >> they'll get a much needed second bye week next week and syracuse comes here on november 9.mson, i would say. >> thanks, dave. >>> the other local colleges, 19th ranked virginia tech going up against unranked duke. duke hasn't beaten an unranked team on the road since 1971. believe it or not, 13-10. >>> virginia struggled against georgia tech. they were able to force five turnovers and couldn't keep the yellowjackets out of the end zone. georgia tech never trailed and had an answer for every single one of their scores. they racked up lots of yards. . >>> the last time the washington wizards made the playoffs was the 2007-8 season. it's been five long losing seasons since. however, management feels they have most of the tools in place to make a push this year but needed to add another key piece. so they reached a deal with phoenix on monday. he's expected to start at center when the season starts this weekend. he provides more scoring capability, is a healthier option, . >>> capitals continuing their road trip north of the border visiting calgary. the defense is struggling al

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they are syracusing input on a restaurant grading model presented to the board of supervisors earlier this month the board is expected to vote on this scoring system by the end of the year. >> 6:26. still ahead alameda county's second largest employer about to get shut down. why a deal on capitol hill cannot come soon enough for thousands of workers. >> and b.a.r.t. trains are running but for how long? new details about the ongoing negotiations next. >> a step outside and look, that's a gorgeous sunrise coming up. that's san jose. you'll notice it's crystal clear. if you are thinking about warm temperatures your wish is christina loren's grant. she's going to say warm temperatures, great day for the beach too. coming up in a bit. >> we know what you meant. >> i hope. i am notice t not sure. >> a look at the nasdaq. we are just minutes away from the opening bell and about three minutes away to be precise. rosetta is on the nasdaq. we'll be back in a bit. [ male announcer ] you can change your tomorrow if you do something today. and there's never been a better time because this year, de

syracuse. >> same thing he said. >> no democrat wants to answer. >> i will answer your question.f i have to pay 50% of what i make and public schools will be funded, fire department will be good, the police will keep me safe for the rest of my life, i will pay 50%. >> if you live in california it's 60 cents of every dollar. >> that's okay with me. >> new york is okay. what about 70? >> can i finish and tell you why? if you pay high taxes you should have a return. we need to invest more. you mentioned -- >> gator. >> sean, the return on every dollar should be at least 85 cents. as college students we feel the money coming out of our taxes. at the end of the week we wonder why we don't have enough spending that we have disposable income. it needs to be more reasonable. >> this is interesting. >> you don't have a government that works if you don't have high taxes. >> when you pay state, low call, federal, income, sales tax, property taxeses. you add it all together. i pay 60 cents of every dollar. >> what about the exclusion for employer sponsored health insurance? that's reegress s

he studied at syracuse university with del mar schwartz. very famous american poet.re was a sense, i think, in lou reed's work and in his ideas. like he said, if i were writing poems or novels or plays. no one would bat an eye at the material i'm dealing with. but i'm trying to put these themes into rock music. and that was a radical move at that time. >> did he get criticism for it? >> oh, my goodness, absolutely. >> so he was ahead of his time. anyone ahead of their time gets criticism. >> a great line by the producer and artist brian eno, someone once said to him, an underground record only sold 30,000 copies. brian said every one of those 30,000 people formed a band. >> right. >> that was the level of impact. >> i always think about, and for some reason, i don't know, i was on an '80s jag, we were driving back from massachusetts and listening to all of the '80s music. sim minds and depesh mode. >> oh, my goodness. absolutely. depesche mode and simple minds for that reason. and current bands like the national and you know, all owe an enormous debt. this man, with

robert from syracuse, new york. say good-bye to your number one ranking on cable news. intelligent, beautiful and courteous. unlike you. why am i number one? i'm glad you like her though. she starts monday at 9:00 eastern time after the factor. monday, by the way, is our 18th birthday, uh birthday, i think. no, 17th birthday going into the 18th year. as time whizzes by and christmas approaches i am hoping american companies will help those in need. yesterday a small business out of chicago weldben made a large donation to help wounded vet who is wheelchairs. the check to independence fund.org will change the lives of men and women. we applaud them. another small business, christmas classics ltd, will donate 25% of everything they sell for christmas to the fischer house charity which helps families of wounded vets. run by ronald clancy. it's doing what i hope other companies will do. they sell christmas music and give back. factor tip of the day. there are many people suffering in america now. think about them, please. plan some of your christmas activities to help them.

now marie from syracuse, new york. just like eric holder wasn't fired chuck hagel won't be either. president's orders. you are smarter than that. >> who says i think otherwise? my job is fact-based analysis. that's what i do. you may be completely correct, marie. until factual data the surfaces i can't make those accusations. bill from virginia. as a vietnam vet, i say denying fallen heroes their benefits is beyond imagination. >> an army vet for 28 years, i'm ashamed of defense secretary hagel. ryan schroeder, california. the situation makes me sick. i just made a donation to the fisher house. good, ryan. i wonder if hagel has donated to fisher house, wounded warriors or another military charity. if he surfaces we'll ask him. andrew from kentucky. thanks for scolding kate for laughing at kirsten powers. he her actions were contimilius. word of the day. mr. o'reilly your arrogance knows no bounds. you fail to show respect for your guests. why should kate? kathy from virginia. while watching you and miller i laughed so hard i almost dropped my drink. vitamin water, right? lake villa

children and other civilians as they stood in front of the entrance to handcuffed -- hank hatfield near syracuse, new york. calling the drone strikes illegal, the activist had argued in court their intent was to uphold the law, not break it. and the former head of the national security agency has been subjected to some unwanted eavesdropping of his own. achael hayden was riding train from new york to washington, d.c. on thursday, giving an off the record phone interview as an anonymous former official. he did not realize who is sitting close to former moveon tog director who proceeded live tweet his account of heyns phone call. ie says heyns comments included harsh criticism of the obama administration as well as bragging about the cia renditions program under president george w. bush. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the obama administration drone and targeted killing policy will come underscore need tod

she says it was a false alarm, but a second jet went back to syracuse, after an actual fire in the cabin, apparently involving a coffee pot. no word of any injuries. >>> mission accomplished. that's what it says here. nasa reports astronauts on the international space station successfully released an unmanned cargo capsule today. it was but a test. it does mean that the company that owns the capsules can now start bringing supplies to the international space station. >> the world series starts tomorrow night and major league baseball is dedicating game one to veterans and military families. before the game there will be a special on-field ceremony for three living medal of honor recipients, in february, president obama awarded sergeant robeshay for saving his fellow soldiers. they woke up to an attack. about 300 firefighters, taliban fights. the sergeant moved under heavy fire, rescuing his comrades and directing air support. officials say he took out an enemy machine gun teen. then a grenade hit the generate he was using for cover. he kept fighting. he's with us now. >> i happened to be

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a delta flight headed to atlanta had to return to syracuse after a small fire broke out near a coffee maker on board. no one was hurt during that landing either. >> rough night for delta. >> no one was hurt. >> 6:26. still ahead, much more on our breaking news. the top story empty stations earlier this morning due to [ b.a.r.t. delays. we'll tell you why the stations were shut down for hours despite the tentative deal to end the strike. >> and we give you a live look at part of the morning commute. this is from our bob redell's camera as he makes his way to the bay bridge toll plaza, heading to a crash in the area that could complicate your commute even further. 6:27. >> a look outside, a little thick out there, the lights on e 880 past the coliseum, slammed up north and south. mike inouye will be here to help you sort out your drive to work and hopefully get around any mess. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ get a little bit tire♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ forever i've

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bob in syracuse, new york. democratic caller. the air.n ok, let's move on. craig in scarborough, maine. good morning. my question was on health care. i know that people that could not afford health care now have health care, but they have deductibles. how are they going to pay these deductibles, let's say they have a $5,000 deductible. i see that going back to building a hospital. they have no money to pay for it. how will that happen? guest: as far as the so-called exchanges, there will be different plan people will be able to choose from, with different levels of payment. abouts what is alluring this. people have a chance to choose amongst competing health care plans. we found when companies compete thomas especially insurance companies, it is to believe the consumers that win. that is something that has been lacking in health insurance market. the lack of competition. for though income families, there is help for the so-called out-of-pocket expenses, deductibles or co-pays. i think the exchanges are something that conceptually have bipartisan support in t

>> hey, jim, coming to you from syracuse, university. >> i love that! the orangemen! orangemen!stay focused. >> go orange! there's been a boom in oil production in the united states. refiners have lagged the general market rally, so is now the time for american refiners to shine and more specifically valero? >> i think there was the time now. valero has had a big move up as has holly. there was a moment where that was the right trade and we are no longer in that moment. we have to wait for a pullback. i want to go to don in new york. don? >> hey, jim. the symbol avax and it's gone down 35% over the past two quarters, i'd like to get some insight, basically it's short term and long-term outlook and at the current price which was told to accumulate. >> people did not like the revenue games there. they were pretty slight actually. we can do more work, but remember what we do say is that these small companies in that particular segment, we think and it's the test analyzer, we think may be under some pressure, we can do more work, but that quarter was not what people liked. what we l

he studied with him at syracuse university.really. and a willingness to take risks. you know, there is a great dellmore schwartz collection called in dreams begin responsibilities. and i think you know lou reed took that seriously and chose his own vision for himself as an artist. there would be no boundaries. i think that was his idea. >> brown: so how did his work, his ideas, his music spread out? how did it influence what happened to rock 'n' roll. >> well, there is a very famous quote by musician and producer named brian eno without once said well, only $30,000 people bought the first vel net-- velvet underground about every one of those people formed a band that gets at the impact that the velvet underground had. there was a sense that immediately iggy pop and david bowie, you know, a little bit later patti smith and television and talking heads, a little later than that you -- and r.e.m.. a little later than that pearl jam and nirvana and down to the current day bands like arcade fire and the national and grizzly bear, al