wr rarely see this unless you're in a teeny, tiny town.lse you see this, sheep, cattle, a lot of livestock on the roadways. >> most of the times on american roads, it's when their dead. >> oh. >> if you think about it, though, it really was about as long as a red light. >>> let's take a trip to a nice little sheep farm in the united kingdom. let's take a look at terry, the sheep. do you notice anything different about terry? >> terry's wearing socks. >> what's up with terry's head? >> this is twisted -- >> he hasn't been sheared yet for the season. >> he does still have his wool, but gayle, you are the closest. this sheep's head is upside-d n upside-down. >> sure he's not just turning it? >> absolutely positive he's not just turning it. this sheep was born with his head cadly wonked. >> cadly wonked? >> which is a technical term for upside-down. veterinarians have looked at terry. they have decided that terry does not experience any kind of pain. he was born this way, is eat. is able to swallow his food and seems to be doing just fine, but

[shouting] but what is gonna-- but if the clouds are all little teeny, teeny, teeny particles that will scatter high. so why aren't the clouds blue? because they don't-- my premise was off. i said, "if the clouds are little tiny, tiny, tiny particles." if the clouds, gang, is all tiny, tiny, tiny, particles, what are the clouds in fact? how many say, "well, in a cloud, "there's a whole assortment of sizes. "some get so big they absorb and they turn dark. and, honey, that's a thunder cloud coming up"? how many can see that? in the cloud, you get all kinds of sizes, yeah? all kind of sizes, all kinds of scattering, yes? and all kinds of scattering gonna look to you to be what? white. yay, yay, yay. feel good? yeah. isn't it right, okay? any questions? what about after the sun sets, instead of red-- oh, the green flash. how many people here have seen the famous green flash? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. how many people are saying, "what are they talking about?" green flash, man. the green flash. i have never seen the green flash, okay? the green flash happens when you're looking at the sun, special co

wearing a teeny bikini. maybe cutting together a profile video for a dating website or something. check me out. if i can swing from the monkey bars like this, imagine what i can do for you, big fella. >> what? >> yeah. >> what is she going to swing from? >> whatever you got. >>> next up, our number four pick of the day. >> this time, the biggest smile on my face is on the new state highway 130 in central texas on america's fastest highway. speed limit is now 85 miles an hour. the road stretches between san antonio and austin. if you pass out, then you have the cameras. john hennessey of motorsports is famous for taking cool cars, fast cars and making them mental fast. here he brought his 1226 horsepower cadillac gts-b. incredibly fast car. takes the 85 mile-an-hour speed limit and just -- obviously, closed course. professional race driver and complete cooperation of the local police force. the road just opened this week. did that say 200? >> it does. eventually it's going to say 220 miles per hour. >> shue that testing the 85 mile-an-hour road? >> well, weren't exactly testing the

but there is oneti teeny, teeny tiny benefit for the guy who lost as he is now heading into the rematch is, ahh, reduced expectations. this is the pew poll on who people expected to win before the first debate. it was very obviously, very lopsided for president obama. but now, that second set of columns there, that is who people expect to win the second debate tonight. the president is still favored, but only by four points rather than by 22 points. of course, the numbers the campaigns are really focused on tonight is not about who's going to win the debate, but about who's going to win the election. for that we go to chuck todd from the debate site. chuck? >> reporter: well, rachel, you know what's been interesting about watching all of this, is that we've been witnessing a shift. first, right after the debate, it looked at if, okay, mitt romney had a good night, and he was consolidating sort of soft republican, soft leaners. but there seems to be something else going on, and you talk to both campaigns and they do sense that this debate sort of has an added sense of urgency, that this

so we are very excited and what else is there to be excited about then our teeny, tiny news pal. ♪ someie: good morning, jacki schechner. our teeny, tiny news pal. >> stop it. >> stephanie: i was startled i had never seen you in person before the last debate special. >> that is so not true. >> stephanie: what do you think radio is? we make [ censor bleep ] up for three hours. >> we talk out of our ass for three hours. >> are you trying to make believe you are not teeny tiny yourself. >> stephanie: but you are only the one that is this actual size. you can crush her head if you need to. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: obviously you break all the news everywhere. but what do you think of this hilary clinton thing? >> i think we'll see a lot of kitchen table issues tonight, and i don't know if the general public is as of concerned of security breaches at the consulate, not that it's not infinitely important but when you have a townhall format you are more likely to get questions about jobs et cetera. but it may come up because the media wants to bring it up. >> stephanie: yeah, or mitt romney?

funny girls teeny faye and amy poehler tapped to host the 70th annual golden globe, the first time two a dream "saturday night live" reunion. >> you know, hillary and i don't agree on everything. >> anything. >> i believe that diplomacy should be the cornerstone of any foreign policy. and i can see russia from my house. [ laughter ] >> and tonight, the previous host, ricky gervais wished them luck saying let me know if you run out of scientology gags. send us your pictures and quotes that capture your imagination online at abcnews.com or tweet them to us at #instantindex. >>> coming up, 21 pages of associate negotiations, candidates haggle over bald spots, height and why you will not see this happening again at tonight's debate. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's time for medicare open enrollment. are you ready? time to compare plans and see what's new. you don't have to make changes, but it's good to look. maybe you can find better coverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care law. ♪ medicare open enrollment. now's the time. visit medicare.g

we are just teeny, tiny, miniscule little part of our great universe. it's just humbling. >> so much you don't know. absolutely. glad there are big brains working on it. >>> from flood damage to what's open and closed, more coverage of sandy's impact straight ahead.

a teeny sliver of 166 square feet, just 36 inches wide in places.ight squeeze through the front door, but i'm thinking he'd get stuck in that bathroom. there's a table for two, cozy by candlelight. but a bed just for one. "i think plenty of light is most important," says the experimental architect jakub szczesny. designed for this guy, etgar keret, an israeli writer reclaiming his polish roots and how much space do we really need? the tiny house movement is gaining some traction. here's the poster boy. this micro apartment in san francisco, toured by our own ceclia vega. >> you can almost in the bathroom reach something in the fridge. >> reporter: that place is just 150 square feet. the world's population is exploding, we're getting bigger. will we soon be vacationing in japanese-style capsule hotels, driving the miniscule peel p50, and stroking descendents of mr. peebles, the world's smallest cat? the average family home in the u.s. is shrinking, but it's still over 2,300 square feet. that 15 times the size of our polish pied a terre where a cat ca

the final third party presidential debate is still to come and will be broadcasted live here on our teeny also to out next week we'll be looking in-depth at the political landscape in america in the run up to the country's elections. want to lies ahead for occupying will the movement mobilize calls for a new america who stands for the million million percent who is election day close guide monday october twenty ninth on r.t.e. . and apple a day seems to be the best remedy for u.k. citizens as the national health service loses people's trust over serious medical errors artie's polly boyko reports on the tragic cost of a doctor's mistake. clearly in agony but in supposedly safe hands in hospital that's what janine harvey says distort when she came down with severe hip pain last december despite over forty visits to doctors in three different hospitals janine cervical cancer went on diagnosed priming in city hospital doctors hair failed to spot janine harvey's cancer not once but twice all the hospitals missed it too exposing the council of the virus that led to the death of the thirty three

>> it was short lived because i went to a teeny all-girl's school -- >> full of teeny girls?do at a math meet? >> obviously you solve problems -- >> do you have cheerleaders? >> no we played the sport ourselves. >> stephanie: yeah, jim. now i have the same question what do you do at a math meet. >> you solve problems. and they time you, and that's it -- >> stephanie: this seems like fun for what reason? >> no, it wasn't that fun. i thought it was a good idea and i liked math, and i went and then i looked around and realize not my people. >> i am sure it would look good on a college application. >> i don't think i have ever put it anywhere. >> stephanie: that's what landed her the roll on the show. >> that's right. >> stephanie: mittens wouldn't have even made my eighth great math theme. barbara you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi. i am so happy to be on your show, because i recently discovered it, and i get up early every morning to listen it to. >> stephanie: oh good. i'm glad. >> caller: my husband and i were listening to the debate and we thought that pre

liz: so you're saying this is a chance to buy something on sale because there was a teeny mark on it. you could race with the next quarter? >> yes, me you are a long-term order of the stock. the numbers look on the value side, so you can buy and. >> another example is costco. they just came out with year end numbers. growing revenues by 14%. stocks were out of all-time high of 102. liz: you love this company because it is one of your most largest holdings are. but you also own some of the railroads, which i think is interesting, especially because large values, except you have a lot of railroads in here. everything continues? >> that is correct. railroads and earnings and revenue in braille -- we see more useful rail as far as transportation goes. we use the rail to provide cheaper transportation for our products. liz: so you're not as worried about the slow of coal and the natural gas transition? >> yes, and our pedal until people that take advantage of them in the long run. we are trying to build a portfolio. >> you take a bottoms up approach? >> yes, growing revenues and earnings.

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the favorite cocktail of apple teeny.ou want to try it. >> since it is part of our job, we have to. don't want to be rude. >> put it in this minibrain mold, i got these at target, they are wildly available, put it in the freezer. decorate it candy blood. jell-o on there and you can just, like, chop in there like an icee. the candy blood is tart. and it is also a party city item and looks like a bag. it is really fun. then i want to mention these cocktail napkins. >> great. >> so, now, this is pumpkin bourbon, dolce de leche sherbet. >> god bless you. >> got through that you don't like that? don't like caramel? the cool thing about this is to make homemade dulce de leche, take a can of sweetened condensed milk and put it in a loaf pan like this, cover it with foil an hour and a half and you have dulce de leche. these are, melting, that what's they are. >> what happened this morning. >> did they melt? >> yeah. >> you want to keep them in the freezer. pushups, bailey's in them. they are delicious. the ratio for this is one c

it is a teeny tiny statement, but at least it's finally true. and a bunch of regular folks in mississippi are doing what they can to try to get the word out a little louder. including this true message written on the back window of her own car by the beloved mississippi aunty of one of this show's producers. no voter i.d. required to vote in mississippi. for the prospect our election should be free and fair and not purposely confusing, all good news. right? right. then there's the other side. then there's colorado. hold on. that's coming pup. >>> now that debate season is over and we have entered the final stretch of the campaign, you can expect to see schedules that defy human capability. president obama is embarking on a two-day around the clock campaign blitz across six battleground states. he will campaign in six states in just two days. while he's in between state, he will be calling voters from air force one. it's that time in the campaign. today president obama was in florida and in ohio. he was mining last night's debate for stump speech

so these little teeny ticks and the fact that today we dropped from 12.1 to under 12, in the high 11sal impact on voters. jenna: that's an interesting point, and we appreciate you making time for us today, elizabeth, and look forward to having you back. >> thanks,. >>men that. jon: victims of the fort hood shooting are demanding justice nearly three years after 13 people were killed. they say the government will not call that tragedy what they believe it is, a terrorist act. we'll speak live with one hero of the attack who was shot three times and stayed on her feet charging the accused gunman. >>> plus, possible consequences in that deadly nationwide meningitis outbreak. why some pharmacy company officers could be in real trouble. [ male announcer ] when these come together, and these come together, one thing you can depend on is that these will come together. delicious and wholesome. some combinations were just meant to be. tomato soup from campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probio

the dow squeaked out two teeny, tiny points. advaed micro devices with the biggest loser on the s&p 500. the semiconductor maker cut its third quarter outlook, primarily blaming slowing global demand on weakening global economy. >>> business software company public debut isthe biggest ipo since facebook. that was back in may. >>> to our top story tonight i don't know about you but i envision peace and olive branches when i picture the european union. look at the pictures. riots in the street. thousands of protesters. nazi flags flying to greet german chancellor angela merkel in greece. the e.u. was named the winner of the nobel peace prize somehow. with me is economist peter morici. so happy to have you here. i'm baffled. i don't know, can you -- >> i'm more than baffled. barack obama got one a couple years ago for doing nothing but his promise. riots in greece. people are eating out of garbage appeals and dumpsters in spain all because of austerity being imposed on them by the north and the european union get as peace prize for

but this morning, yeah, a little road spray, some wetness may slow you down a teeny bit. here's a look at our day planner. we're starting out lots of 40s. another really raw sort of morning with light showers now in washington with 55 by lunch time. and more sun this afternoon with a high of 60. this morning i can show you the moisture that's been moving in from southwest to northeast. the heavy stuff off shore and pulling away. but the showers persisting right over d.c. prince george's county up toward baltimore. here's a look at doppler radar. we're starting to clear out a little bit out of fauquier county. just spoke to charlie in catlett. it's 45 but he said the showers are shutting down. down toward dahlgren and king george's, you see them moving out. look at this. got a couple of showers. bundle up. we're mainly in the 40s. let's go to monika at 5:31. she has timesaver traffic. >> thank you so much. >>> with the wednesday road conditions, that means it's going to be a little slippery out. wasn't to keep your distance from the car in front of you. keep your speed lim

window into which campaign is feeling a little bit more battered and which campaign is enjoying a teenyhe momentum. it's coming down seven to gubernatorial races, really. but i think obama has undermined his own attacks on romney by frankly flip-flopping. >> but romney was a severe conservative from january to october and now he's a new candidate. >> but whatever it is better than obama. >> but he's supporting a massive increase in debt. his math will balloon the debt just like bush did, taxcuts, increase in spending and no details on how -- increase in defense spending and no details on how to balance the budget and a war in iran. >> let's go back to monday. this is what the final message was from both of them that night. final message from romney i can be trusted. you can trust me. let me finish. let me finish. the president's argument was that, you can't trust him. so the president was behaving as if he was the underdog. no question about that. and that's what out on the campaign trail all week now. i dot know if romney's argument really work. >> voters did think that president obama

if even a teeny step is caused by this in a positive manner, i think it's a great thing.f you watch the whole video, ten or eight minutes long, there are funny moments. they're having fun with the stereotypes. at the end, the point is, we're americans, we can disagree. we shouldn't view each other as enemies because someone's a conservative or liberal. we're all american. let's not forget that. that's the best part of the story. >> i get so sick of that. it's so crazy. people take it so seriously. and i think if you can inject a little humor as a comedian, you know, one must have a sense of humor about everything and not take things so seriously. thank you for that, comedian, as well. >>> this is no joke, beautiful pictures that you're looking at now. there is "endeavour." it's the final journey through the streets of los angeles. live picture. and we'll go there live after this break. 0ñ@ñfÑ >>> that is a sight. look at your tv now, look at these pictures. back to los angeles, a piece of american space history rolling toward its final destination. space shuttle "endeavou

after the break, when it comes to our views on public unions, well, let's just say there is a teeny bit of daylight between myself and our next guest. it will be an interesting conversation, i can promise you that and a little later, brett ehrlich picks up the presidential debate ball where douglas brinkley left off and he drops it. >> the key changes to the debate format that will change the face of american discourse forever! don't go away. you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. >> jennifer: so if mitt romney now wants to make this election a choice and he's right. there is a choice. it is a debate about the role of government and creating a civil society, a society where we look out for one another but maybe give people t

, teeny particles with guess how much charge, called neutrino? none, okay? they're smaller than neutrons. and those neutrinos are flooding the universe. and these neutrinos are going right through, guess who? us. you guys, not me, but, no, all of us. these neutrinos are going right through and right out the other side without making a hit. you know why? do you ever get the feeling some days that, you know, i just don't feel like i feel like i'm nothing? i'm nothing. i think i'm just nothing. do you ever get that feeling? guess what? i got news for you. you are nothing. compared to the something, there's more nothing, because the atoms that make you up are mostly-- talk about being spongy-- and we're all sponges, hon. and most--the little particles make up... take 133 million tons. that's several city blocks. scrunch all those atoms up, 133 million tons, scrunch them up until all these things here cave into one another. you got the size of a pea. so take the size of a pea and spread out a city block, that's how atoms are, most of them. so these th

we've seen it riding with a rocket booster on the back of a 747, it will be pulled by an teeny, weiniethe idea of the difference between them. adorable. the whole thing weighs over 292,000 pounds. the endeavour alone weighs 150,000 pounds and that's a lot of carrying devices, et cetera. we looked this up, a toyota tundra has a maximum towing capacity of 10,000 pound, but when it pulls this spacecraft it's 282,000 pounds over its capacity. our john zarrella who gets everything science joins us from l.a. because you've had this fabulous assignment the whole journey. tell me where we are in the journey and how we're doing today. >> reporter: okay, where we are, ashleigh is we're parked and it's a tremendous opportunity for the people of los angeles and they're coming out with their kids and their families and getting to take pictures with the orbiter and what happened was they had to move from the airport before they got into l.a. rush hour traffic. they didn't want to be dealing with that so they moved it early this morning and it's only gone a mile and a half, two miles from this locati

it is a teeny tiny statement, but at least it's finally true.nd a bunch of regular folks in mississippi are doing what they can to try to get the word out a little louder. including this true message written on the back window of her own car by the beloved mississippi aunty of one of this show's producers. no voter i.d. required to vote in mississippi. for the prospect our election should be free and fair and not purposely confusing, all good news. right? right. then there's the other side. then there's colorado. hold on. that's coming pup. zeebox is the free app that makes tv even better. if your tv were a space captain, zeebox would be an alien, first officer. together they'd become the best star team in the fleet, able to take on anything in the universe. whew. space. space. [ male announcer ] download zeebox free, and let your tv go where it's never gone before. [ male announcer ] start with nothing, build a ground-breaking car. good. now build a time machine. go here, find someone who can build a futuristic dash board display. bring future

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i'm disagreeing with you which apparently is insulting your teeny tiny male ego. it is the most insulting condescending sexist thing to say to a female, generally conservative, who disagrees with you, no, it's my obligation to back down and accept your point and if i don't, you're not being calm. >> i never heard you back down or apologize for anything. i think when you call the president of the united states a retard -- >> we have moved on from that. >> final point on it. a little part in your brain cell should go off and say you know what, ann, i just overstepped the mark. >> okay. explain to me what -- why that is different, again, from cretin, moron, idiot. >> for the same reason that the "n" word has become completely unacceptable. because of the offense it causes to the black community. let me finish my sentence. >> you can't just say -- >> let me finish my sentence. >> oh, calm down. calm down. >> i would argue the word retard has become equally, has become equally unacceptable to people with disabilities in america because it is the one word of all those w

i think we can't completely discount it, frankly, but i think it only affects a teeny bit. >> a presidentialndidate can't control who endorses them, so maybe are you saying that suggesting that possibly somebody like maybe a celebrity that isn't very popular among some would actually turn people off from that candidate? >> i think if i was a candidate, i would try to pay people who are not popular to endorse my opponent. i would be throwing money at mike "situation." charlie sheen, i would say endorse my opponent. that's what you want. there is -- what i found out on twitter and facebook, there really is a down side. people told me if a celebrity they had liked endorses a candidate they don't like, it could impact the way that person views that celebrity. that came up over and over on twitter and facebook. people saying that to me that, you know what, i'm not going to hate the celebrity for it, but i might think less of them. you have that fine line. if you get involved in politics, you know, you're going to get some enemies as a result. you take a approximation on political issue. >> bruce

teacher: oh, you're telling me about the money that you might put in a little, teeny hole to get somethingocery store. yeah. yeah. some food. some food. and some... i don't know english. and that's english. you're talking in english. you know how to talk in hungarian, don't you? yeah. yeah. can you say hi in hungarian? oh, you're going to say hi, wave your and hi. that says hi in hungarian or in english. even when we are not multilingual and don't speak the child's language, we can at least learn a few essential words and phrases, including and most especially the correct pronunciation of the child's and family's names. teacher: can you say imoja? children: imoja. uh-huh. "and i help light the colorful kwanza candles." do you remember when we talked about hanukkah? hendrick: the whole point of speaking and communicating with one another is to share, to bring us closer together, to open up and include others in our world, and vice versa. teacher: can you say kwanza? all: kwanza. can you say swahili? all: swahili. swahili is an african language, and those are african words. teacher: ok, ms.

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