i'm a national education bar tenders guild. the liquor laws don't allow us to use alcohol in training. the bar tenders schools in california are a joke. it's a cheap industry where hopeful bar tenders are hoping to take a $300-500 course to use colored liquid. if we are expected to do this for educational purposes, i imagine that we have to do the same thing, to go through the legislators to propose that to the public and propose it to the abc. i believe this nightlife summit was create because of problems in the public, there was problems with noise, problems with over drinking, a lot of our laws are based on that. i'm here to propose that we have more responsible training for our bar tenders and servers. the cocktail boom around the country has turned bartenders into a true professional. now that professional bartender's job is in question. >> i'm sure it's around the whole notion of where you can drink alcohol and the idea of one of those courses or presentations or event would whether or not it would constitute a public, so

. ♪ we've got to squeeze her, don't tease her, never leave her ♪ ♪ try a little tenderness ♪ oh, yeahou've got to do ♪ no, no, no ♪ we've got to try ♪ ahhhh ♪ a little tenderness [cheers & applause] >> jon: that was weird. [laughter] of course, republicans bit off one solution. >> republicans believe they may have found the answer to all of our technical problems. mr. john mcafee. you may know mr. mcafee as the founder of the company that bears his name and sells anti-viral software. >> john mcafee was wanted in connection to the murder of an american, greg faulk, in balize. >> jon: okay. we can try that or -- ♪ ♪ try a little tenderness, baby ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ we've got to please her, tease her ♪ ♪ ahh ♪ we'll be right back [cheers & applause] >> jon: took about three weeks since all of us found out that healthcare healthcare.gov wasn't doing well. >> kathleen sebelius said that the president didn't know about the website problems until after the launch. >> when did you know there was a problem? >> it became clear fairly early on. the first couple days that -- >> but not before that tho

tenor is used vast amounts of water millions of liters of water required to wash treat and tender skins. this water goes into the sewers. it is no longer useful you know it is discarded. it ends up polluting the river. haven't you noticed the state of the berg anger rivers water this is the water that flows into it. all this water laden with chemical products is dumps directly into the river with no purification. think of this event is there life say no this is only a walk of i guess street. and people of god dependent on this in the very far a number of cities this we just saw some of which are believed by defy the affair by the lend their way. we wash ourselves here because we have no other choice we have no running water but there are always two hundred people waiting at the public fountains so we have to wash in this filthy water. just like many others the owner of this small town every specialized in dying skins is unconcerned by the hazards his activity gives rise to. the more this evacuation system has been in use for a long time. and a dirty water inevitably goes into the river.

that means bringing in those tender plants. speaking of tender plants. tender feet. let's take it out to tim williams with the wjz mobile weather lab in towson. tim? >> oh, that robert. i tell you. we're here on burke avenue. and we have been talking about these tender plants. bob mentioned it. if you have any, you can bring them in tonight. probably a good night to bring them in, not just cover them up. here in towson, it's been 46 degrees here for the last few minutes. when the wind blows, we drop, down to around 40. we've seen it as low as about 39. that's what folks here and across northern baltimore county are going to experience. and the temperatures are going to drop. all courtesy now of high pressure in control. to get an idea of what is going on. high pressure to the west. it's the clockwise flow around that high that is directing in these cold, canadian winds. it's been a little blustery through the afternoon. and the winds are going to bring the chill down. and bring the temperatures down to about freezing in the north and west suburbs. now, our temperatur

after discovering an exceptionally high level of water pollutants he visits the tender young. begin. coming over here we found this illegal trade did this releasing the dog sick water without having treatment is a plague in polluting water going to be found and polluting the agriculture it goes you'll see taking the plants having this body did what i did and i did made this big and handed it to be audited let's go up this dust is very dangerous one of those factories dust emissions are poisoning us. this it also doesn't it mission from this factory and we are not being affected. by need to proclaim i think there's a problem with your water the oxygen levels in it will be low with the smell of money to the waters but i can tell from that smell. funny when the camera did a bit up that it would seem your water tree. system isn't working every day i've got to get this and i know. you've invested in installing it but it doesn't work. but it d.p.p. but it's not functioning and this is this is proof of your failure the oxygen level is very low but i'm going to test it in front of you

he also says in the letter that he would not tender his own shares into that immediate tender offer, again of 150 billion. so roughly about a third of the market cap of the company at its current price. and he also said he would not tender. and he has raised the stakes on the earnings to 4.7 million shares. it has been roughly 4 million shares. we're talking about a $2.5 billion position for mr. icahn who just took an $800 million profit on some of his netflix shares. >> flabbergasted. >> i don't think you would expect this. this is kind of a nonstarter if you get this if you're apple. i don't know what the response is going to be, if any. i can't imagine they would entertain it. >> let's say the quarter's bad? let's say the quarter's good. what is the worst? >> i think you keep the pressure on the board. apparently in the letter he's perfectly friendly in terms of praising management and how the company's run, but you want to keep the pressure on the board to continue to think about and do something with excess cash, which keeps building up and will build up. of course, we'll find o

any tender plants that are annuals, it will probably get killed by tomorrow night. so cover them up or bring them in. mary? >> okay, bob. thank you. let's check in our roads now. here's kristy breslin at traffic control. >>> we have a lot of emergency roadwork out there. shutting down roads and making this drive a bit of a difficult one. the first, north of york road, between cockeysville. the right lane is blocked on that one. old frederick road, just blocked off west of marriottsville. also, watch for accidents, route 32 at telegraph road. quite a few. pompous street. and also, paterson avenue at armstrong avenue. as far as the beltway goes, watch for slow traffic on the west side from baltimore national pike to liberty road. delays on the top side. they stretch from the jones falls expressway to harford road. average speed, about 43 miles per hour. let's now take a live look. as can you see, a lot of volume there on the beltway, around security boulevard. this traffic report is brought to you by mummies, the worldly exhibition. now open at the maryland science ce

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many areas will see those freezing temps, which will kill those tender plants. so it you've got tropicals outside, like palm trees or anything like that, geraniums, you want them to survive, bring them in or cover them up. let's go to tim williams live in towson, with the mobile weather lab. he has a look ahead. >>> as bob mentioned, you want to bring in any of the vegetation that you can. this is a japanese skimmia. believe it or not, this is a male and female. who knew? i guess they knew. that's all that is important. we're tauging about cold temperatures tonight. it's because of high pressure. just out to the west that is bringing the cold air in. it's a clockwise flow around the high that directs that cold canadian air mass to us. right now, we are looking at 49 degrees. it's been fluctuating. we have a wind chill, with the north wind coming down here. and at around 5 to 10 miles an hour here in our particular location. taking the wind chill down to 40 degrees. almost a 10-degree swing in temperatures here in towson where we are on burke avenue. the temperat

so if you had tender plants out, bring them in sometime tomorrow. otherwise, frost may just kill those plants. kai? >> bob, thank you. >>> a big boost for baltimore. amazon announces it's going to build a new warehouse in charm city, bringing 1,000 jobs to the area. wjz is live in southeast baltimore, near the proposed site. linh bui is there, and proposed the move and its massive impact. linh? >> the new facility will be built here on brokenning highway. -- broening highway. amazon is simply trying to bring products to customers much faster. >> reporter: amazon is coming to charm city. creating 1,000 full-time jobs for baltimore. >> it's a good day. i'm pleased with the work that was done to make that happen. >> reporter: the 1 million- square-foot facility will be built at the former gm assembly plant in the port of baltimore. it will look similar to this warehouse. >> reporter: this location in baltimore, is one of eight new warehouses planned across the country. according to amazon, each city has a very large consumer base. >> amazon is moving t

what i eat ♪ ♪ you had the hot buttery crust, i need your hot buttery crust ♪ >>> crispy, crunchy, tenderket. i don't know what else to say. when it comes to hot pockets, a friend of morning joe has all the insight that we need. >> i've never eaten a hot pocket and then afterwards been i'm glad i ate that. i'm always like, i'm going to die. [ laughter ] i paid for that? did i eat it or rub it on my face? >> you may or may not be aware of the viral sensation that is what does the fox say. visited jimmy fallon last night and host couldn't resist. >> if i was red, so beautiful ♪ ♪ like an angel in the skies ♪ but if you meet a friendly host ♪ ♪ who would communicate by -- ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, ♪ oh, oh, oh, oh, ♪ what does the fox say ♪ >> you can't help but like that song. i don't know what it is about it. >>> jimmy kimmel kanye west feud came to a head last night when the artist joined the late night host on his show. take a look. >>> my guest tonight is a 21-time grammy award winning performer who threatened his existence by -- we had a big dumb fight on twitter but he was nice enough t

he's incredible at the tender age of 71. he goes and just crushes it. was at a concert three months ago with joe, and he performed for over three hours. he's an incredible performer. >>> it's good news/bad news for the "friends" reunion. jennifer aniston said she would get back together, but fans don't want to see them ten years after the finale. she also said she was not committed to the show at the beginning because she was involved in several other pilots. "friends" won six emmys and were nominated 63 times. aniston won an emmy for best lead actress in a comedy back in 2002. >>> now, john stewart's railing against governors refusing to accept federal funding to expand medicaid, and he knows just who to blame. >> these governors and legislators who refuse to accept federal dollars to expand medicaid for people like that nice lady, all but three of those 26 states they represent already take more money from the federal government than they contribute in tax dollars. they are already burdens on the systems. i believe they're referred to by those republi

and i hope that if i yet martyred here, that they will find tempe -- they will find tender people to take your them. >> for he and his comrades, the battle is closer to home. each time, they take aim to secure the streets for their families. but often tender can be a neighbor or a brother that is wanting a gun back at him. -- that is pointing a gun back at him. [screaming] >> who could forget the infamous pepper spray incident on the campus of uc davis. the cop behind the canister just got awarded thousands of dollars. details on that story coming up next. >> no soft all interviews. >> the month of october is rest cancer awareness month. you have likely seen pink everywhere. today, jay carney said that the white house will be turned pink and recognition. >> this evening, in honor of breast cancer awareness month, both of the white house north portico and naval observatory anchor will be lit pink. >> but just how much of the money raised going pink for breast cancer awareness month makes its way to finding a cure and new treatment for breast cancer? >> october is breast cancer awarene

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the water tenders can then leave to fill up again.o one was injured, and despite the fire being at a lumpberyard, very little lumber was burned two cars were destroyed and two outbuilding. another building described abc an historical bunkhouse was heavily damaged. the firefighters saved this barn. >> this is the old train depot from 1868 and the barn was built in 1870. they're on the historical registry for old historical buildings. >> this is day eight of the government shutdown. president obama is expected to begin a news conference at the white house at any moment. we're monitoring that for you. republicans and democrats accusing each other of refusing to negotiate to end the shutdown. katy? we lost her pick -- there she is. >> this morning, house speaker john boehner's office said president obama reiterated we won't negotiated on the government shutdown or raising the debt limit. the white house says the president is willing to negotiate after the threats of a government shutdown and default are taken off the table. >> house speak

drink a lot of water. >> left lower quadrant pain, fever, tenderness, as david said, high white blood count, diarrhea, cramping, see your doctor. >> and right side is appendix. got it. >> we'll get to the middle next week. >> ovarian cysts on the right. >> speaking of stuff down there, for men, do you know your psa level? do you look at it when you go to the doctors? what does it really mean when it comes to the health of your prostate? well, the dean of prostates in the nation is dr. samadi, who will explain it all in our "should i worry?" segment next. your psa. stay tuned. and i quit smoking. chantix... it's a non-nicotine pill. i didn't want nicotine to give up nicotine. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. [ mike ] when i was taking the chantix, it reduced the urge to smoke. [ malennouncer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop taking chantix and call your doc

i'm feeling a little tender. of course, not all services are so easily replaced. >> also dark, the national zoo's panda cam. the volunteers who run the camera are not allowed on zoo property while the shutdown is in effect. >> stephen: well, that one really hits home! but don't worry, i got that one covered, too. jay, come on out here, everybody. jay the intern, everybody. (cheers and applause) jay. jay, how's the bamboo taste. >> i lost a tooth. >> stephen: well, choke it down, mei pang, you will need your strength for mating. >> what? i'm going to mate with a lady panda? >> stephen: not a lady panda, jay. (laughter) jay, back in the cage, america is watching. come on, chop-chop. come on, let's get going. (cheers and applause) go, go! don't forget to display your hand quarters. he likes that. (laughter) folks, despite the total failure of our government to perform its most basic function, there's also some bad news: obamacare is here and the obamacare horror stories are rolling in. >> the obamacare bumpy start a

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i call it a tenderizing process. i want your food tray, give it here. you don't do anything about it, they got you. >> lockdown. >> that sort of activity has already led to unit 10-c being put on lockup status. now one floor below in unit 9-c an officer has noticed new injuries to an inmate and reported them to sergeant daniels. >> oh, yeah, i see that. >> the injured inmate is nick desilo. >> he wouldn't say -- another inmate told who hit him so i guess he was scared to say who did it but obviously you can tell. >> we can go out here and talk. >> sergeant daniels leads him out to the hallway so they can talk out of view of other inmates. >> you're out now, tell me what happened? >> i've been a target for commissary for a guy who came out of nowhere. i slammed the door and he bitch slapped me. >> he has no doubt who's behind the assault, attempted theft of his commissary goods. >> there's a ton of them in here. heartless felons. >> they've been harsing you -- how come you didn't tell nobody? >> i didn't think it would do any good. >> snitches. we don't

tender is a place where it's pretty much an online dating site where you can browse for boys and girls decide whom you like and don't like. are sites like to the ones to really worry about. >> i had never heard of tinder before doing this piece, and i write about teenagers. nobody can really tell you what it is like to be a 16-year-old girl right now, ebb september a 16-year-old girl, because technology really drives culture. and the technology is appearing so fast. so i think it's really incumbent upon adults to familiarize themselves more with what is going on. >> in our production meeting we were talking about what we were going to discuss tonight. and as we were talking about all of these alarming behaviors, kids as old as 12 or 13 posting naked pictures or having naked conversations on skype or face time. one of our producers a woman in her 20s said i would never want to go through middle school again with everything that is going on, and a male in his 30s, said i would be psych. >> i think that's the perfect example of what it is. for girl there's so much pressure to keep up. bec

it's the tender annuals and things like tomato plants, cue cumbers. -- cucumbers. anything like that will die. barometer, 30.z2 inches, currently rising. that, freezing in loakand. and 53 in el ton. local upper to mid-40s. it will be certainly freezing tonight. many areas north and west of the d.c. and baltimore area. 16, 20. dead calm. it will be cold tonight there. 10-mile-an-hour winds there in ocean city. they will not get to freezing. but a lot of places will. i'll show you in just a minute. we had western lake-effect snows. snow across near cleveland. near erie, pa. it continues. see that wind flow. picking up that moisture little streamers of snow, not mixed with rain. it's not extremely cold. but it's told. and the arrest is just rain. the lakes are awfully warm. it's a littlarily for this. but in about three or four weeks when the air gets much colder and the air is stril pretty parm. you'll see all kinds of snow. no shoe -- snow shoe, west virginia picked up snow and they were making snow out there. cool, liesh overnight tonight. friday and saturday. even

yo no puedo tender cÓmo mujeres, como esta mujer, pueden hacer tanto daÑo a sus hijos...iones. asÍ que, por favor, luego usted responde a lo que ella estÁ exigiendo, ¿ok? aquÍ tÚ estÁs demandando a mamÁ ¿para pedirle quÉ? >>la custodia de mi hermano de tres aÑos y por 2oo mil dÓlares, e ganÓ ella en un caso, porque se cayÓ en la tienda. y yo creo que me merezco ese dinero, porque ella se merece ese dine; es una mujer mala y me hecho srir. a los 11 aÑos me tatuÓ. le v a enseÑar lo que hizo esta mujer. me puso el nombre eneno" >>¿tÚ mamÁ te hizo ese tatuaje a los once aÑos? >>tenÍa un amigo que tatuaba e iba a la casa. hasta ella tiene tatuajes. >>yo la veo que estÁ llena de tatuajes. >>me dijque si yo decÍa algo, iba a cortarme los dedos. carmen: !mentira! ¡no, yo no lo hice! te lo hiciste tÚ en la cÁrcel. ¡platÍle! >>estÁ loca, yo no me hice na en la cÁrcel. >>a los11 aÑos de edad tu mamÁ te tatuÓ "veneno" en el pecho. >>y Í me dicen. hasta este dia todavÍa dicen "veneno, porque >>porque te gustÓ en la cÁrcel y asÍ te deste llamar "veneno". >>¿y por quÉ estuviste en la cÁ

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. >>> phil coke dealing with a tender elbow.arance since the 18th of september. not on the active roster during the division series against the a's. here he is dealing with david ortiz, one out, nobody on in the ninth. strike one on ortiz. kelly has taken over in left after the tigers pinch hit. for dirks to start the bottom of the eighth. here's the 0-1. into the seats. two out. infante makes the play. jim leyland will make a pitching change with mike napoli one of the me rose for the red sox so far in this game three coming up.

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