tate had small rolls in shows like like "mr. red" and "beverly hill billies" before starring in "eye of the devil". >> she was a so, so actress. she was stunningly beautiful. >> sharon was aware of the fact she was extremely beautiful but she didn't act as if she had an edge on anyone because that have physical beauty. >> she was just a regular person. and that made her even more attractive if that is possible. >> greta: while filming "eye of the devil" she began dating roman polanski. >> "repulse" sort of made him an international super star, next big hit director z there is a lot of buzz about roman at the time he met sharon. >> greta: sharon remained friendly with her former boyfriend, jay sebring. >> before i entered hair business i made up i was going to do all i could to elevate the profession. >> i'm positive once sharon met roman that was it. >> greta: sharon and roman married in london in 196768. >> i think they were a fabulous match. roman is an interesting person one of the most brilliant people i have ever known. >>

tate had small rolls in shows like like "mr. red" and "beverly hill billies" before starring in "eye of the devil". >> she was a so, so actress. she was stunningly beautiful. >> sharon was aware of the fact she was extremely beautiful but she didn't act as if she had an edge on anyone because that have physical beauty. >> she was just a regular person. and that made her even more attractive if that is possible. >> greta: while filming "eye of the devil" she began dating roman polanski. >> "repulse" sort of made him an international super star, next big hit director z there is a lot of buzz about roman at the time he met sharon. >> greta: sharon remained friendly with her former boyfriend, jay sebring. >> before i entered hair business i made up i was going to do all i could to elevate the profession. >> i'm positive once sharon met roman that was it. >> greta: sharon and roman married in london in 196768. >> i think they were a fabulous match. roman is an interesting person one of the most brilliant people i have ever known. >>

tate could soon be looking at 20 year behind bar. ware talking about millions of dollars, tate.er way right now in trenton, new jersey, and we were in court for the face to face. the detroit piston' harley villanueva testifying against tate. >> we don't get along much. >> reporter: he claims he invested a quarter million dollars with tate. the nba star had just signed a 35 $37 million contract with the pistons and was looking for investment opportunities. he said tate sold him on the idea of developing a mall in connecticut. that was 2010 when villanueva wired the money to his fellow uconn alum. this is what the lot still look like today. villanueva says he was promised a nearly $40,000 profit and 2% of the project's gross income. put when prosecutors asked him in court, did you ever get the money back? villanueva respond, "zero." he didn't want to speak about it on camera but told cnbc he felt hurt and betrayed by a player he thought had his back. >> we don't get along at all. >> reporter: investigators say you blew a lot of money. what did you buy? according to the indictment,

to makeup with his name -- graphic tate to make -- graphic tate to the make-- gravitate to the makeup with his name on. >> it has a intense feel to the undereye area and a lip lock ich is a nice minty taste. >> reporter: the items carry high profit marge ns but they allow -- marge ns but they allow -- margens but they allow for margins but they allow fans to-- marge n but they allow fans to -- margin but they allow fa to pick it up. the moisture balm cost 24 dollars. which is still about 12 times more than a tube of chap stick so for now i would rather be frugal than fashionable. >> you get all that? >> taking notes. >> you can watch the list week nights at 7 followed by. [audio not understandable] a lip lock balm? i am not sure what it was. >> yeah. i don't know. >> i will look into it. >> the guy demonstrating. temperatures cool, look at these low 50s there christian feeling like our first night of fall. hey as our friend in canada would say. >> look at that. >> yeah fallish and we have leaves coming down animateed and here's the outlook. upper 70s sunshine. got to love it. >> as it

barely mig on the radar in washington tate but you will have hit and miss showers today. most areas will remain dry, maybe a trait thunderstorm there around medford and still hot in california in many areas of the desert southwest. that's you in pendlet pendleton, oregon, with a high of 65. it's good to see they have the cleanup weather they need beautiful, dry october. they don't need a snowy early winter in colorado. >> knock on wood on that one. thank you so much. >>> gaming thrill seekers, rejoice. "rolling stone" saying grand theft auto 5 will blow your mind costing $130 million to create. it's got 240 licensed songs and a rock star, the company behind it expects to clear hundreds of millions of dollars before -- >> did you get your copy after midnight. >> i'll be part of that 240 million. 9 end of the year, by the way, they expect to clear that much by the end of 2013. with that we'll be right back. >>> it's something we've never seen before. massive effort to raze a modern-day cruise ship. the "costa concordia" is standing up since it wrecked 20 months ago. nbc's c

>> today -- who is on the show today tate digs is on the show,, and fun tate diggs, and i getani himngs he has never ne done before.done be i was so flattered by. b and he and i have a really good time. we kind of recreate the scene in a satyrical way. i don't want to give it a all away. but he is a tall drink of water. he is fun, he is easy on the eyes. >> hey, i hear tate loves the bachelorette. >> that is what i didn't want to give away. aw we act out something from the bachelorette. >> oh.h. >> okay. is whatsee t.v. i call call that. >> and he is going to be on -- he is going to be on new girl, correct, making an appearance on that. >> he is going to be on new on girl. n he is promoting his baggage bagg claim. i got him to sing on my show spoiler, alert. he wasoi a great guest. gu he had a great time. he said, this is great. gr so it was very, i was flattered. >> excellent. sounds good. also tiki bar better.tter. you get couples to come on, and they really open up about theirr relationship and all of that kind oflation thing.ing. tell us about what is going on with ticky? >> i th

him, but says he plans to plead guilt anyway. >> in florida, a new type of ministry is ramping up, taterks for young christians, the so-called skate ministries are rolling across the country. >> they come to practice their flips and slides, and for skateboarders across the globe, indoor parks like this one are the perfect environment. social, safe and give skaters the space to hone their skills. >> this is more than a place where you practice your latest trick on the ramp or halfpipe. it is to many people, also a house of worship. >> we're skaters and we love you. >> it is more specifically a skate ministry, and a large church, catering to young christians. bible classes are compulsory. >> we've been doing it for a while, 13 years now. it's not -- they can come or they can leaf, you know, it's all good. >> the 13-year-old marcus montoya is a church regular and one of the most talented skateboarders. he's won tournaments across the country and say his religious studies help him skate better. >> you skate a little bit and read the bible and talk about jesus and god and come back and skate

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earlier, the senator foreign relations committee heard from the sek states of tate and defense.orts from washington. >> . >> on his own people, is solid. >> our intelligence community has scrubbed and rescrubs the evidence. we have physical evidence of where the rockets came from. and when. not one rocket landed in regime control territory. not one. >> support from the u.s. secretary of defense who told senators the u.s. must hold the asaad regime accountable. failure to do so would harm not just u.s. national security, but other security commitments around the world. he said the action would be limited in size and scope. >> we made clear that we are not seeking to resolve the underlying conflict in syria through direct military force. instead, we are contemplating actions that are tailored to response to the use of chemical weapons. >> but not all senators are buying the administration's argument, and worried limited action will not be a deterrent. >> i think there's a reasonable argument that the world may be less stable because of this, and it may not deter an attack. >> this

jonathan tate supported the iraq war, now says he was wrong about it.the iraq war, but since called that a mistake. he's written a book about it called heads in the sand, how republicans screw up foreign policy. foreign policy screws up democrats. you supported iraq war, you realized not only was that wrong. the entire way of thinking about foreign policy, that led you to support it was wrong. and now you are completely on the other side. you're very, very, very skeptical of military intervention. >> i am. and i remember, i think back to that sort of time when i was weighing he's arguments about iraq. it seemed to me a lot of the skeptics of war seem like they're knee jerk, anti-war people. almost pacifists. looking back on it, it seems to me it was true. they were knee jerk anti-war people. and it's because you should be kind of knee jerk, skeptical about war. >> we cannot go through individual mistakes that individual people made. if you look at phillip's study of this, it turns out that even the most well informed experts are very poor at predicting

the patrol side of the field to forgetting where the money goes and how it's transpore tated and how they communicate. >> so how do you cover the crime side of things as well as demand because there is a demand. that's why this tried is continuing. >> well, you tackle the organized crime aspect of it like you would tackle any other organized crime. problems by countries working together. by straining the officers and having the country and the agencies and adjoining countries summit with each other. the consumption or the use of raising public awareness campaigns through public service announcements and education through the public system that is being done around the world all around the world. >> thank you very much. the fbi has released a surveillance of the navy yard washington suspect. >> there are indicators that alex success held held external relief, being influenced by very slow frequency. >>> my lthis is believed to reference these electromagnetic waves. >> they're due to meet for the first time since the iranian revolution in 1997. the controversial ambitious are expected

. >> did you take the money, tate if this is a story of tate george a man who reached the top of his playing for the new jersey nets. but who now stands accused of running a major ponzi scheme duping friends and other pro athletes out of millions of dollars that he allegedly blew on himself. >> thank you, andrea. we look for that update. >>> a trillion dollar headache that will impact every person in america. and we'll tell you about it knicks. -- next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] some things are designed to draw crowds. others are designed to leave them behind. ♪ ♪ the all-new 2014 lexus is. it's your move. we asked people, "if you could get paid to do something you really love, what would you do?" ♪ ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ ♪ . >>> another major company making a move on president obama's he

investment in residential real tate is helping to drive gdp. it increased 14.2%.rowth in exports played a role, too. it was up 8%. personal consumption grew by 1.8%. >>> let's see how the markets are reacting to the release of the latest gdp figures. first, currencies. the u.s. dollar is trading like this, against the yen, right now at 98.90 to .92. in london, the ftse, down a fraction. in fact, the dax down by .21%. the new york stock exchange will start trading in a while. >>> researchers with the united nations say more than 6,000 languages are spoken around the world, but they warn half are in danger of disappearing by the end of the century. one of those is the language of japan's indigenous inu. they're originally from the northern island of hokkaido. the japanese government took over their land in the late 19th century. it banned them from practicing traditional rituals and speaking their language. but they've fought to keep their heritage alive. they had to work especially hard to preserve their language. >>> it has no written form and only a handful of pe

. >> if you go back a little further -- >> miesha tate in new york. she is an ufc fighter. she is fighting ronda rousey next, what is your projection? >> i would love nothing more than to break her jaw. >>

the idea is to be able to encourage other tates to innovate. -- other states to innovate.'t forget to join us online for anchor hours where we with take your questions before the broadcast. this week, a few of you asked whether participants in oregon's pilot program to charge drivers for every mile driven, if they were double taxed. at the end of the month, the drivers are getting a credit for the gas tax they paid at the pump. thanks to your questions, we have an explainer online about how the oregon department of transportation does the math. ♪ this week, the house of representatives narrowly passed the bill that would cut the federal food stamp program by roughly $40 million. right now, a record 47 million morns received food stamps as these numbers have grown, so too has the cost of the program. it now exceeds $78 billion a year to help us understand what the current clash about food stamps is all about is damian from the "wall street journal" joining us from washington, d.c. democrats say that the fact that 1 in 7 americans qualifies for the program is proof that it s

through this ith susan rice when the president was clear she was the candidate doctor secretary of tate and -- candidate for secretary of state. gwen: you would think they would learn to move more quickly. once the president said his name get out there and help him sell it. they didn't do that. i think they realize that. such a strong wave of support for john net yellin a lot of people in the white house who wanted to see her at nominee. democrats ere senate who blocked larry summers. when the democrat of out.h came i would think that somebody at the white house could have made a call and at least told him to keep a lid on it for a while but it was democrats, too. what is so interesting about this the white house is having problems with democrats. maybe in is just something lse but when does it become a political issue? is it about whether the weak?ent is strong or >> i think this is when we saw with become a lame duck look of influence even with his own party because it was an of liberal democrats who don't feel like the white house, owe the white house anything and were willing to say

he became a member of this fort worth buddhist temple in 2010, where he med tated and ran errands. >> he was quiet. >> the temple is where he met this person who described aaron alexis as his best friend. he owns this thai restaurant down the street from the temple. aaron alexis was a deliveryman. >> unbelievable. this is my customer, they have known aaron for a long time. he's nice person. >> he says aaron alexis lived with him for three years. that was after aaron alexis had been kicked out of his own apartment for having shot a bullet into the unit above him. aaron alexis told police at the time it was an accident. he was never charged. aaron alexis carried a gun with him at all times, even while at work. >> if we tried to get something from the top, and the shirt lift up, i can see his gun. i told him, "you have to keep the gun in the car or the house, not here". >> other friends say aaron alexis had an obsession with violent video games. he left the house about five months ago when a job with a military contractor took him to japan. michael says that aaron alexis returned home up

the broncos also with 10 days off before heading out on the road to take on the giants where tate mangled face his younger brother eli for a chance of an on core to the seven touchdown performance here tonight. >> peyton manning pushing 40 and he's never looked better. >> we all want to get better with age, don't we? >> aren't we? >> yes. a jersey shore nightclub maybe ground zero for a mumps outbreak. >> wal-mart, wal-mart, you can't hide, we can see your greedy side. >> nationwide protests against the countries largest employer. why wal-mart is calling foul on workers calling for higher wages. why some critics say the school is setting the kids up for failure. hi, my name is jonathan betz, >> we have more information on the news that broke a few minutes ago. the u.s. is ordering diplomats to leaf lebanon, this is happening as congress is debatessing whether to authorize military strikes in sir yes. the supplies to non-emergency personnel stationed at the embassy in beirut. we are also hearing that the state department is urging u.s. citizens to avoid travel to lebanon for security and s

americt rowand having nuke or energy, rowand i saying he's repaired for meet talks on a results or en tatedis: there may be a long way to go, but clearly a path is opening up for a different kind of relationship between the united states and iran. >> that was john reporting from the united nations. taking us inside one syrian refugees camp to see just how they are surviving. >> reporter: she and her sons are surviving on crumbs. her family didn't used to live like this. she used to be a sports teacher with a comfortable life. but she fled to turkey after her home in northern syria was bombed. her husband killed, her children orphaned. >> i tied the two blankets i brought with me and made this tent to shelter us. the other day it rained. we gotta be salutely drenched. >> reporter: here if a month now, her four-year-old has a fever but there is no medical care for him and no warm clothes as winter approaches. there are 2,000 syrians who now call this park home. they came here hoping for a place in the ref gentlemen camp but there is no room. camps already hold twice as many pimas they are sup

still to come on r t and the ugly truth inside modern day south africa come upon tate isn't he a date in a one time in the very heart of the nation where reports show how the country's disturbing history is still alive. and will be no christmas cheer up pull somebody minutes away lawmakers say religious festivals aren't equal enough and were already put their wrecking ball to ramadan along the political party people in just a few minutes. escalation agenda u.s. president barack obama has ordered the pentagon to double be a task force and expand the target list as part of his assumed assault on syria it was spent of international opinion and polls at home the u.s. on its own is poised to carry out forced regime change in damascus well at least that's the plan. right to see. first street. and i think picture. on our reporter's twitter. instagram. to be in the know. there's a media lead us so we believe that maybe. by the same motions your. father your party has a bill. for shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all politics. are today. ok. i david

they won't won since they bead the redskins tate in mile high country against peyton manning and broncosd that's not very good place to be right you in. first drive for denver. manning finds heads any favorites tack target. present don't holiday takes out from five yards deep list that so really good idea. 105 yard later up the other end zone. first two broncos special teams touchdown they continues phapblded egals. and philly falls one and tphraoe on year. giants facing kansas city khaoefrs to our 3 and 0. third quarter. khaoefrls lead. techser received punts. niles spin move. head up the employed will avoids couple tackers. he would make some incredible movers on think way to 89 yard pupbtsd run go by. >> get tear out of him! davey we tried not be phaoegs here but he said wet rag of the other day and that's trib bought for him he overall tribute celebrations he just want mover on. >> he has golf set up for wednesday he good to go. by watt oh others did win. all right. excel will be. >> after one 18 years. aquarium tkhroegs its doors. we will tell you why on when fix five news at ten ss

i do want to point out that the first item, the equal tate i have access of accounting practices, this is the item where we would list any significant estimate included in the city's financial statement. and the -- any funds for the [speaker not understood] that may be included. in the report we have estimates related to the city's pension as well as opab benefits and those are disclosed in 9a and 9b of the city's c-a-f-r. and i'll also go over an upcoming accounting standard that will change the presentation of these benefits in the near future. the other items included in this include current new findings. so, we have in relation to the city's financial reporting, we do have a material weakness relating to the successor agency or the [speaker not understood] agency that was dissolved in february of 2012. because of that issue, that we have noted as a result of the dissolution process, we noted that there is not an adequate staffing in terms of financial reporting process. so, we wanted to point out that -- and what we had a recommendation for the city to provide any additional assist

i have been proud to fight for federal resources to fill fa* sill tate for the south beach neighbors and all of san francisco. today the brannon street wharf with its public space is new park has become another jewel along san francisco's magnificent embarcadaro. the open spaces and plazas will provide a safe and healthy environment for san francisco's families and children to gather and the interpretive exhibits including the beautiful portrait of wong fu yen will help visitors and residents learn about san francisco's rich labor and maritime history and vibrant immigrant communities. thank you again to mayor lee and mayors newsom and brown before him for making this possible and best wishes for memorable celebration. best regards, nancy pelosi, democratic leader. thank you. (applause) >> thank you, dan, very much. and please take our best and most gracious respects back to congresswoman pelosi, your colleagues in your san francisco office and of course in the capital. they are just fabulous for all of us. another group that needs recognition is the port commissioners themselves, pr

we ask is kenneth cole using the impending strike in syria to sell shoes in poor tate or the right fite military -- trivializes the military and should be embarrassed. >> sales are that bad he had to resort to tacky advertising? shame. >> we had a few others as well. time for your favorite viral video of the week. was it the girl slapping the nascar truck driver? horses stampeding in the streets of mexico city after getting scared by a car engine? or the giraffe chasing a cyclist because it didn't want its picture taken? >> the winner is the giraffe with over 57% of the vote. the horses second and the slap third. >> thank you all for responding and have a great weekend, folks. >> "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. >> good morning everybody. actually the teleprompter says thursday but i have a sneaking suspicion that it's tgif! all right. fantastic. i haven't been here for a lot of fridays. i hope you have a great friday. charlie daniels is here. he's going to be here talking to us, i don't know if he'll be fiddling. >>> support fading fast for the president's man to strike in s

the first women to coach the reality show the ultimate fighter, against her most hated rival, misha tate. >> i knew they were going to set me up with something. >> hi. >> how was it coaching and not fighting? >> it's extremelily emotionally taxing. i care a lot about every single one of the girls on the scene. it's their whole lives on the line. it's their whole world to them. and it would be disrespectful for them for me not to take it just as seriously. >> is it about the team or about you and misha? >> just about me and misha. >> we have to have a sense of ca -- some people don't like being up front and being honest because it's not nice and it's not polite. >> their rivalry comes to a head this december when rhonda and misha are going to be fighting for the title. >> what makes you a professional is to beat somebody up on a certain day at a certain weight. otherwise we would just be brawler >>>. >>> he's been called the last general in one of america's longest wars. >> what's not changed is the will of this coalition. >> joe dun ford works around the clock and is constantly on the mo

. >> this bridge could uh come tate traffic, but we are not at the point where construction is scom -- completed. >> paving is getting wrapped up and the tunnels have been washed down and lane stripes have been finished. even the first pieces of a temporary bike ramp have been installed leading to the new bridge. crews were hoisting sections of the new ramp into place after they completed the first stage of the old east bay span's demolition. >> for nearly 80 years this is the view drivers had as they made their way into san francisco. as of now this is the last time we will see it. this was the last evening tour of the construction project so crews let us take a few final pictures of the old span including an up close look at what failed during the earthquake. >> this section failed and fell on to the lower deck which resulted in one fatal incident during the earthquake. >> a died-year-old woman died when she drove over the damaged section and crashed down on the lower deck. the failed section is what prompted the construction of the new span which is designed to with stand earthquak

. >> if you go back a little further -- >> miesha tate in new york.

i know i wouldn't be here if it weren't for you guys, green toe tate mate toes and uncle gary. mean, it was what i lived for. >> reporter: it was, they all agreed, a miracle, but both families mourned rod's death. his mother, lois, got the bad news in a phone call from gary. >> gary said, "i'm sorry, but rod's dead." and i pulled over to the side of the road and just lost it. >> reporter: alexius, rod's sister, got word at the hospital. >> and i just fell to the floor in the hospital. my kids bawling. >> reporter: and back on the mountain with "dateline," paula remembered her superman. >> one of the hardest things i would imagine about this spot is that this is the last time we saw rod alive. do you think about that now that you're back? >> huh-uh. i don't want to think p the day i saw him walking away. i want to think about him being okay. >> reporter: a report from the alpine county sheriff's department later showed rod died of hypothermia. but it also revealed he had methamphetamine and thc, the active ingredient in pot, in his body. paula insists they weren't doing drug tog

. >> this bridge could uh come tate traffic, but we are not at the point where construction is scom -- completed. >> paving is getting wrapped up and the tunnels have been washed down and lane stripes have been finished. even the first pieces of a temporary bike ramp have been installed leading to the new bridge. crews were hoisting sections of the new ramp into place after they completed the first stage of the old east bay span's demolition. >> for nearly 80 years this is the view drivers had as they made their way into san francisco. as of now this is the last time we will see it. this was the last evening tour of the construction project so crews let us take a few final pictures of the old span including an up close look at what failed during the earthquake. >> this section failed and fell on to the lower deck which resulted in one fatal incident during the earthquake. >> a 23-year-old woman died when she drove over the damaged section and crashed down on the lower deck. the failed section is what prompted the construction of the new span which is designed to with stand earthquakes

american flag now it has been taken out and draped traumatically over the couch in front of where sharon tate's body is lying. manson wetback to do rearranging. with the bodies were discovered the police arrested the young caretaker who was on the ground. this is why it and where he lived he started to stab her on the lawn then does the same to another victory -- a victim the she is not killed over i dunno if she is dead he says i will finisher you go kill whoever is in the back there they turned the corner has a disease bell and stops thing goes back to sarah looked in the window there was nobody there. fed decided didn't kill anybody else. with the investigative teams don't belong and don't talk to each other brought back to l.a. susan atkins decides to impress prisoners and ties everything together and we get a trial. one last point just before the final resting the mojave desert, mincing gathers the family around and says if he is ever arrested again he will play crazy charlie for as long as it takes to convince everybody he is insane and let him go. the rest of the family if they see him a

tate a bit of a time to pop it through. 6,5811. just 111 points higher. we'll look at individual stocks in a moment. xetra dax is 0.25% higher. along with the cac 40. german elections, finally getting those out of the way this weekend. and the ftse mib, up 0.5%. today we might hear from the senate. there is speculation that berlusconi whatever happens, will reaffirm his commitment to the italian coalition government and we've seen the italian bond yields come down as a result as well. let's get out to stephane for more news on the stocks moving in paris. stephane. >> hey, ross. we've got two major stories today. one of them is regarding peugeot citron. according to lizico the french carmaker has appointed two investment banks to work on the final shape of the alliance. it has not been decided because peugeot would like to keep its existing partnership with general motors in europe. the problem for peugeot is that gm can cancel the partnership at any time if another carmaker takes more than 10% of peugeot citron. for that reason the french carmaker is work

he offered immediately nuclear talks with the united states, that would be results orien tated. so the two men began a conversation here of the general assembly that is now playing out in the immediate wayaround the record. let's hear from first president obama and then his reply. >> i do believe if we can resolve the issue of iran's nuclear problem that can serve as a major step down a long road to a different relationship. >> one based on mutual interests and mutual respect. >> since i took office, i have made it clear, in letters to the supreme leader in iran and more recently to president rohad. that america prefers to resolve our concerns peacefully. although we are determined to put them iran from developing a nuclear weapon. >> i listen carefully to the statement made by president obama today. at the general assembly. rouhani. with the political will of the leadership, in the united states, and hoping that they will refrain from following the short sited interests of warmongering pressures we can arrive at a -- to manage our differences. >> so john, what was world reactio

the man tate is trying to force them to provide preaccess to the drugs for their lay employees who workhe homes, put the sisters do what they do because of their religious faith, and the government is asking them to violate their religious faith by participate neglect -- participating in this program. >> neil: didn't the president carve out exceptions, some allowance was made, but i guess not enough? >> the short answer is, not enough. the government said that actual churches don't have to comply at all, and it create what the government calls an accommodation. but it's that accommodation the sisters would still have to participate in, which would require them to find a health insurer who is willing to provide free contraceptives and free sterlingses and freak abortion-inducing drawings and devices and the sisters can't go along with that. they want to go along with their ministry without having to participate. >> neil: do you know, of the lay staff they have, normally if you're in this kind of work, then you are of the mindset anyway where you're not interested in this kind of stuff. i

the first women to coach the reality show the ultimate fighter, against her most hated rival, misha tate. >> i knew they were going to set me up with something. >> hi. >> how was it coaching and not fighting? >> it's extremelily taxing. i care a lot about every single one of the girls on the scene. it's their whole lives on the line. it's their whole world to them. and it would be disrespectful for them for me not to take it just as seriously. >> is it about the team or about you and misha? >> just about me and misha. >> we have to have a sense of ca -- some people don't like being up front and being honest because it's not nice and it's not polite. >> their rivalry comes to a head this december when rhonda and misha are going to be fighting for the title. >> what makes you a professional is to beat somebody up on a certain day at a certain weight. otherwise we would just be brawlers. when you realize you need to switch to verizon, it's a reality check. my reality check was when i started losing customers. i couldn't update them where my truck was. i missed a video chat in my own house.

president obama was asked about it tate.was asked whether we should stop hoping whether this kind of thing will ever get any better. >> are we condemned to live in a country where massacres are just part and parcel of our daily existence? >> we don't have to be. and the overwhelming majority of the american people understand that there's some common sense gun safety laws that we can put in place that could prevent some of this tragedy from happening. it's not going to prevent all violence, it's not going to prevent all gun violence. but initial reports indicate that this is an individual who may have had some mental health problems, the fact that we do not have a firm enough background check system, is something that makes us more vulnerable to these kinds of mass shootings. >> the president speaking tonight on telemundo. the last effort to strengthen the gun laws after newtown did not pass. senator harry reid said it would not have the votes to pass if it came up now. senator joe manchin said he would bring up that legislat

for more than two decades her story cap tated the state of arizona and those here in phoenix asking woulder on son killed for $5,000? and if so, why did the two men she hired to do the job refuse to tv against hestify against h. she has always maintained her innocence and never gave up on appeals. private investigator paul believes her. he was working for a local tv station when milky was killed and interviewed her after the detective did. >> yes, did you tell the police you had anything to do with the death of your son? she glared at me, her eyes got really big and says that's crazy. who told you that? i had nothing to do with the death of my son. >> this is probably my favorite. >> reporter: her ex-husband christopher's father disagrees, he always has. double your ex-wife killed your son? >> i know she did. i don't believe it. i know she did. >> reporter: that's where things stood as debra milky sat on death row where they stood until a stunning turn of events. a panel of judges from the ninth circuit court of appeals decided debra milky should get a new trial. in an opinion tossed out

colorado is the most urban tate in america. there's a higher percentage of people of colorado who live in a city relative to the rural population than any state in the union. when it comes to this discussion about guns, it usually is about urban versus rural. the culture that we have in a place like montana, we have more guns per cap at a capita and less killing. >> what's the number one issue that's most important to you, gun control, obamacare, or medical marijuana? >> i think health care, of those three, health care is the most important issue. i don't believe obamacare got it completely right. it was a sellout to the insurance companies, total sell out to the pharmaceutical companies. it's going to be a better health care system, but it didn't challenge the costs. we pay more than any other industrialized country and rated 27th in the outcome. we can do better and we most certainly will in the future. >> we'll see what happens with that recall election. >>ure peep men are growing in stature, literally. the average male is 4

politicians at city, tate and federal levels told the storage company to move it or get rid of it entirelythough rarely used at fuel, it can be sold to generate power in china and elsewhere. that's a limited market and booming production means 10s of millions of tons of coke are accumulating in canada and the u.s. >> our whole society is built on cheap energy. that cheap energy does not include the cost of energy byproducts, such as waste piles of residuals, and this is a really expensive problem that's still waiting to be solved. >> activists expect new piles of coke will now be placed here amid stockpiles of coal at an industrial site a half as i will meter back from the river near a shipping port. >> whether or not it's at toxic as feared, the coke is no longer being stored on dry's waterfront for now, but what to do with this byproduct remains a huge challenge, not just here, but across north america. daniel lack, aljazeera, detroit. >> cars are being recalled. we'll tell you the model and steering problem that could cause drivers to lose control. >> welding women, single moms being tr

here to talked about it tonight and the dangers of not vac tating your kids. dr. sanjay gupta. that makes mention of texas of that church, says the worst case of measles in more than a decade. how much of that is because of parents refusing to vaccinate their kids. >> you can almost put a number on that. 80% of those people contracting measles are because they did not get vaccinations. so measles is probably one of the best examples of sort of cause and effect. if you vaccinate, you see the numbers go down dramatically, if you don't, the numbers go up. let me point out something else, anderson, in the year 2000 we almost got to the point where we said look, we eradicated measles, there was no person to person transmission and over the last several years, 50 to 60 cases a year. so far 159 cases, if this to jekt tory continues, this will be the worst in two decades, as far as measles cases go. >> for those who under estimate, you know, the -- how strong measles can be and how serious it is, explain it. >> well, it's very contagious. if there is a child for example whose not been

talk about what was the goal initially from this administration, they have kind of gotten a very big tate there, even if there's no agreement. >> i think the important thing is to remember two words, that goal. john kerry is sitting down with his russian counterpart for several days of meetings. who knows how long they could go. the question of detailing, confiscating and destroying syrian chemical weapons in the middle of a civil war is not an easy one to answer. so i think -- the question i think remains if this doesn't work out, who is seen as the biggest loser, if you will, from the diplomatic talks. >> at least there's a chance now to secure some of the chemical weapons. with chemical weapons securing some, if not all, actually is a win. before we got to this, there was no talk of securing any chemical weapons. all we were talking about was a quote, unquote, unbelievable small airstrike and going on about our business. >> right. >> compared to that and compared to what we were doing before, chemical weapons remotely possible or contemplated before. >> wait a second of the goal was to

the american people who haveÑi a tremendous amount of anxiety about the expansion hoff medicaid in tatesvoice has not been heard. this was a narrow supreme court decision. you mad many states attorneys general have to go to court over this issue and this is something thrust on the american people and i don't think they're voice has fully been heard. >> guy, last word to you. >> stewart, you asked the right question. president obama and theÑi democrats would love for the republicans to shut down the government. they can muddy the waters, confuse messaging. people do not like the idea of shutdown and they don't like the idea of obamacare.çó republicans need to keep those issues separate. force democrats to change unpopular parts of the law. that's our republicans have a path forward, and to uncircle this fire squad that republicans keep shooting at each other how about using the resources and opposition to goñr after vulnerable 2014 democrats who voted for the law in the first place. >> walker, and -- >> i am flat out of time.Ñi wish i wasn't but i am. thank you very much indeed. we apprec

who gets to access any of those levels of treatment depends very largely on what tate they live in.ome have very progressive laws, and approach people who have severe mental illness as if they need treatment, they should get treatment, other states do not. so, it's hard to make a blanket statement, because the law's different from state to state. in rhode island, he probably couldn't be taken to a hospital. in many states, he could have been. we need better laws in all the states so that people who need treatment get treatment when they need it. >> often people who need treatment, it seems are people who actually end up interacting with police instead of interacting with mental health professionals. >> absolutely. our police have become our front line mental health workers in this america, just the way jails and prisons have basically become our psychiatric facilities. we have more people with mental illness in jails and prisons than we have in hospitals. one of the problems we have in this country is we appear to have decided that that's ok. we are fine with a third of the people w