terrell brown takes us on a sunday drive in the car that drives itself. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor. this is the western edition. this is the week, if congress can't agree on a deal to raise the nation's debt ceiling by thursday the u.s. loses its ability to pay some very big bills. today members of the senate are talking and there is optimism. but it's still day 13 overall of the partial government shutdown. four days until the debt ceiling deadline. we begin tonight with jeff pegues on capitol hill. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: a group of veterans angered by the shutdown's closing of national war memorials took their protest to the white house today. meanwhile, inside the capitol all eyes were on the senate. >> discussions were substantive and we'll continue those discussions. i am optimistic about the prospects of a positive conclusion. >> reporter: when majority leader harry reid announced he and his republican counterpart mitch mcconnell are still trying to work out eye way f

terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >> axelrod: still ahead, wikileaks cries foul over hollywood's new julian assange film. >> tch. >> axelrod: returning now to a rare story, wikileaks doesn't want told. julian assange, the founder of the online organization dedicated to exposing secrets is leading a campaign against a new hollywood movie, the subject? assange himself. from london here is kelley cobiella. >> man is least himself when he talks in his own person. but if you give him a mask, he will tell you the truth. >> julian assange has been called a hero and a traitor, a selfless crusader and paranoid ego maniac, the hollywood version is all of those things. >> working for us and i got people everywhere. >> the film isn't even out in the u.s. yet but it already has made assange feel hold up in the ecuadoran embassy so angry he launched a an all-out wikileaks war against it, he leaked and critiqued screen plays and begged the lead actor benedict cumberbatch not t to take the re and told cumberbatch you will be used as a hired gun to present me as someone morally compromised. and calle

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terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >> still ahead, dating "pulp fiction" before it crumbles away. >> jeff: in early 20th century some of america's greatest writers got their start in the cheap popular magazines known as full fiction because of the wood paper they were printed on. some say "pulp fiction" is hardly worth preserving. the library of congress disagrees. chip reid tonight has a look inside a remarkable restoration project. >> i have a piece of the pulp paper and it just, you can see what happens to it if you bend it at all t really just disintegrates. >> reporter: jeanne drewes manages restoration experts at the library of congress, with over 14,000 pulp magazines and novels housed in the collection they're trying to preserve the works before they disappear. >> it is a race against time. and every time something gets used that is in this fragile a condition t can be further damaged. >> pulp paper was never meant to be saved. cheap to produce, the edges are ragged but the titles coupled with lurid covers convinced millions of readers to part with their change. >> that was i

terrell brown, cbs news, middletown, new york. >> glor: supporters of immigration reform staged morethan 150 marchs and rallies across the country today. more than 300 people marched in philadelphia. mayor rahm emanuel was among those taking part in a march in chicago. more than 3,000 people marched in phoenix ending in a rally at the federal courthouse. next up, parents saying no to whooping cough vaccinations. >> glor: health officials say children should be vaccinated or the country risks bringing back many rare diseases, but in california air, growing number of parents are saying no. bill whitaker met one of them. >> whons what color we're missing? >> purple! >> green! >> reporter: three years ago dotty hagmier began making healthier food choices for her family. she also made a crucial decision about vaccines. >> i feel like there's-- there's no reason at all for me to continue to vaccinate my children. >> reporter: that includes vaccinations for whooping cough or pertussis, a highly contagious bacterial disease of the respiratory system that causes uncontrollable coughing. an ou

terrell brown, "cbs morning news," pennsylvania. >> sign me up, i want one. >>> coming up on "cbs thisd martin will have the latest on libya and somalia. that's the latest for this morning on "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm frank mallicoat >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone, it's monday, october 7. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. where'd the weekend go? nearly 4:30. it's ladies day today. >> it is. >> i feel like a bunny in a carrot patch. >> it will be substantially cooler than the weekend. grab a jacket inland or a sweater. 48 degrees in santa rosa compared to 63 san francisco. currently in the mid-50s in san jose. >> it's good to see you, roberta. we are going to talk about this problem at the carlson ramp at i-80. a propane leak. we'll have details and let you know if it's affecting traffic on the freeway with traffic in a few minutes. >> very good, thanks. >>> crew contains a vegetation fire forcing a shutdown of

terrell brown is in danvers. >> reporter: the 14-year-old boy stood silent as he was charged with theritzer his math teacher. her body was found in the woods behind danvers high school. student chris whymer. >> she was one of the nicest >> always just said hi to everybody. it was a real tragedy. >> reporter: ritzers's different reported her missing late yesterday. essex county district attorney jonathan blodgett. >> danvers police initiated a search for the teacher and discovered blood in the second floor bat room of danvers high school. >> reporter: philip chism was also reported missing yesterday. investigators found him walking alone after midnight. investigators say school surveillance video recorded the assault. students say the freshman recently moved to danvers. he was a student in ritzers' class. the popular teacher liked to post home work assignments and inspiring quotes on twitter. in august she wrote "no matter what happens in life, be good to people. being good to people is a wonderful legacy to leave behind. chism has pled not guilty. he could be charged as an adult and,

terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >> jeff: tonight is game four of the world series.e are still having a tough time moving on from game three. a contest that ended with a wild play, a bold call, and the st. louis cardinals go will up 2-1 on the boston red sox. here's don dahler. >> reporter: st. louis had runners on second and third with one out. the cardinals batter smacked a scorching grounder to the red sox second baseman who threw out the runner at home. that's when things got messy. >> two outs. over to third, it gets away. >> reporter: st. louis alan craig became tangled up with third baseman middlebrooks, craig stunled slowing him up just long enough to apparently be thrown out at home which would have sent the game into extra innings. >> the umpire making the call, they're going to say he's safe. >> reporter: instead, the umpire made the obstruction call, declaring craig safe at home and the cardinals winners of game three. red sox catcher jar old ---- jarrod saltalamacchia reacted to the call after the play. >> i didn't see the obstruction. he is laying on th

terrell brown. >> terrell brown, thanks terrell. >>> we have an update on the road rage incident in new york city involving the motorcycles and the suv. for the first time we're seeing pictures of lien. while a hood and sunglasses cover most of his face there are signs of bruises. an degreerea grime has more. >> he left criminal court once again hiding his face his attorney refusing to answer questions about his client's alleged involvement in the motorcycle road rage kachlts braszczok will be back to testify in february. he was caught on camera attacking alexian lien's suv. his wife and young daughter inside last month after a chase up the hudson parkway. he is not alone. also in kortz friday clint caldwell whether will testify as well in front of a grand jury to try to clear his name. he is also accused of of beating lien. >> my cleenlt eventually camps up to the crowd and does stand by the creek but he does not try to enter the vehicle, he does not try to punch or assault any of the vilks in the vehicle. >> caldwell's lawyer says his client has already pled not guilty. reginald chanc

. >> reporter: i'm terrell brown. take a look at this. no hands. when you might be able to buy one coming up on "cbs this morning saturday." >> looking forward to that. first our top story this hour part shall government shutdown. conservatives are still demanding a rollback of obama care and democrats led by the president refuse to budge on that or the budget. >> but the pressure is growing to get federal workers back to their jobs and avoid a major economic crisis. jeff pegues is on capitol hill with more. good morning to you, jeff. >> good morning to you. they really don't expect anything to change this weekend even though both the house and the senate will be in session today. on friday the house republicans continued to vote to fund parts of the government but the democrats say it is all or nothing. now almost a week into this government shutdown and hundreds of thousands of federal employees are not getting paid. today the house will vote on a bill that will retroactively pay furloughed federal workers once this shutdown is over. on friday ho

terrell brown is here with more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. so should i be nervous? >> no. let's go for a ride. >> reporter: the ride starts out like any other. right now you're driving. >> i'm driving but any time i can put this into autonomous mode and it will do it all. >> reporter: the car is driving itself. >> yes. >> reporter: jared snyder is behind the wheel, barely. >> my feet are down here, my hands are off the wheel. it operates the brakes throttle steering. did you >> reporter: did you get nervous when you pulled out into traffic at all? >> no. did you? >> caller: a little bit. a little bit. a team of researchers with funding with gm has spent five years to make this cadillac srs a fully autonomous vehicle. so we're coming up on a red light. >> it's turning red now and you can see the car is stopping for the traffic light. >> reporter: it can detect traffic lights through radio signal or sin sores on the front bumper. >> the car knows about that. >> reporter: so the car is seeing the light and processing the information. >> right. >

terrell brown is here with more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. i be nervous? >> no. let's go for a ride. >> reporter: the ride starts out like any other. right now you're driving. >> i'm driving but any time i can put this into autonomous mode and it will do it all. >> reporter: the car is driving itself. >> yes. >> reporter: jared snyder is behind the wheel, barely. >> my feet are down here, my hands are off the wheel. it operates the brakes throttle steering. did you >> reporter: did you get nervous when you pulled out into traffic at all? >> no. did you? >> caller: a little bit. a little bit. a team of researchers with funding with gm has spent five years to make this cadillac srs a fully autonomous vehicle. so we're coming up on a red light. >> it's turning red now and you can see the car is stopping for the traffic light. >> reporter: it can detect traffic lights through radio signal or sin sores on the front bumper. >> the car knows about that. >> reporter: so the car is seeing the light and processing the information. >> right. >> reporter

terrell brown, cbs news, middletown, new york. >> now we know it's confusing. we posted more information on the new healthcare law on the website. go to www.wp -- kpix.com/aca. >>> how about this? the concord raiders. the raider -- raiders are looking at a possibility of building a new stadium in concord. on friday, mark davis took a tourist old concord naval weapon's station and joined by the city's mayor and the former state senator don perrality a. he was interested in the site's proximity to the north concord b.a.r.t. station. about a third of the fans take b.a.r.t. to the raiders games. >>> the as are heading to detroit for game 3 and into tomorrow night when the play- off series is tied up at one game apiece. game two was scoreless for 9 innings and the fans are on their feet at the end. the bases were loaded for steven voight as he game through with the game-winning hit. >>> and lawmakers continue to blame each other for the government shutdown. >> boy, do they. the senator who used the gridlock on the budget talks to take aim at obama care. did it work?

s reporter terrell brown took test ride. (suv driving down highway) it looks like a suv driven t loor. but >>> driverless vehicles. tell not be long before having your own chauffer without hiring one. >> reporter: it looks like an suv driven right off of the show room floor. but this cadillac is not like anything you have seen before. >> my feet are just sitting down here and my hands are off of the wheel. you will see that, it has to operate the brakes, the throttle, the steering and the turn signals. >> reporter: it was designed by engineers at the gm research lab at the university in pittsburgh. snyder is one of the lead initials. >> we are coming up on a red light and it is turning red now. you see the car is stopping for the traffic light. as the green arrow happens here. >> reporter: the car makes all decisions involved in driving. like when to change lanes and how to navigate busy roads. >> good at detebgting cars, tracking them, knowing how fast they are going, how far away and some intelligence to make decisions in

terrell brown. cranberry township. >> they could adjust $5,000 to $7,000 to the cost of a new car. >> i like driving though. imagine with a cool car. can you imagine waiting? >> it's cool but i don't know. freaks me out. >> cars in the bay area, but yeah, that would be too scary. >> one is one thing, but all the cars like that? but top down, relax. >> yeah, backseat and enjoy. lots of sunshine coming our way. should be a gorgeous day ahead as high pressure builds in overhead and the offshore wind is blowing outside. it keeps skies nice and clear, especially in the north bay valley down into the lower 40s there. 45 in san jose and 52 degrees in san francisco. as we head throughout the day after a chilly start to the day, lots of sunshine coming our way and should be warm to the coastline. businesses, not a real strong offshore wind and looks like a beautiful week ahead. high pressure sticks around and sunshine coming our way over the next couple of days and snow into the colorado rockies but nonethel

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terrell brown is with us. good morning. >> good morning to you. even though everyone involved in that attack was captured on high resolution helmet cam video, police have had a hard time tracking them dow down but now the most sought after suspect may be in custody. >> reporter: the helmet wielding man who bashed in the window of the suv last sunday before yanking out the driver and beating him in front of his wife and young child. he could turn himself into authorities as early as today. they seized for a crackdown on the motorcycle gangs in the city. >> this is outrageous. we want this to stop. >> new video surfaced thursday. bikers can be seen running red lights, hopping wheelies and weaving in and out of traffic on the wrong side of the road. the confrontation up folded when one of the bikers deliberately appeared to slow down in front of alex iian lien's range rover. in a statement on thursday his wife sent out her condolences. she said, our fear for our lives was confirmed when the incident ended with the ruthless and brutal attack on my hus

terrell brown has more. >> charlie, in this case experts believe it's tied to meat or plant-based petor what has been making pets sick has eluded researchers. there have been over 4,000 reports of illness of cats and dogs dating back to 2007. it's estimated 580 of those animals have died. >> they're prengt vague symptoms of vomiting diarrhea they're lethargic. >> this doctor is a professor at the university of pennsylvania veterinary medicine. he's been studying this syndrome in his laboratory. >> jerky treats associated with china has been associated. we're not sure everything comes from there but certainly all the indications are that it has been. >> they've been unable to pinpoint the problem. for ped owners like robin pierre waiting for answers has been a source of frustration. >> in 2012 her 2-year-old pug bella died from kidney faith failure. she claimeds it came from wagon trail. it was sold by purina. they say the treats don't pose a healthy safety risk. on tuesday anthe agency said our beloved animals deserve more. they continue to report on jerky relate innessesbe to it. >>

terrell brown, cbs news. >> daisy and her mother say that they were forced to move away from the area after receiving threats. >>> and next, another story that has us shaking our heads. two teens accused of having sex in the school cafeteria. but get this, another teen was rolling the camera. >>> and it spread like wildfire as you might imagine. wait until you hear what the students have to say. >>> ever worry about your kids when you put them on the school bus? the story like that will have you worried. we're going to tell you what the school districts are doing that are trying to ease your minds. >>> i'm meteorologist topper shutt, the sunshine here in northwest, but the showers off the north. you still need it for some spots. we'll show you the radar in between baltimore and frederick. mostly showers now on i-70. we'll come back and track those for you and another front over the weekend as we'll tell you what it means for our weekend forecast. >>> and check out this guy here. he's bionic and pretty awesome. surae chinn talks to "clearly inappropriate" virginia's newspapers on revel

terrell brown reports, the doggie brain scans may shed light on whether or not the animals actually love their owners. >> reporter: at the king residence, outside atlanta, their dog katie is one of the family. >> ready? go get it. >> reporter: whether playing with the kids or settling in for a nap, katie appears to love the kings as much as they love her. but what's the real feeling behind those big eyes and wagging tail? >> you have to wonder. do they just see the person who is going to feed them and walk them and give them what they want? or do they truly love us? >> reporter: to find out, owner patricia king volunteered for a research study at emery university. the goal was to see if dogs feel emotions, the same way humans do. >> burns has spent his career, using mri brain scans to study decision making in humans. but it had never been done on dogs. among the problems, they needed to stay awake and still. >> they are coughing like crazy. incredibly loud. and you have to hold still within millimeters. >> reporter: that's what katie -- where came katie came in. to block out the noise, s

terrell brown has the details. >> at the king residence, their dog, katie, is one of the family. >> ready? go get it. >> whether playing with the kids or settling in for a nap, katie appears to love them as much as they love her. what's the real feeling behind those eyes and wagging tail? >> do they only see the person that is going to give them what they want or truly love us? >> to find out, the owner volunteered katie for a research study at emery university. led by neurologist, gregory burns, see it dogs feel emotion the way humans do. burns spent his career using mri brain scans to study decision making in humans, but never been used on dogs. among the problems, they need to be awake and remain still for the procedure. >> they are coffin-like spaces, they are loud, and you have to hold still. >> that's where katie came in. to block out the noise, she learned how to wear ear must haves and was trained to remain perfectly still. once in place, the team took brain scans of katie while she was giving commands and shown food, like hot dogs. first by a stranger and then by her owner. >> tr

terrell brown is at danvers high school. terrell, good morning. >> reporter: norah, good morning to you. classes here at danvers high school have been canceled today. grief counselors will be on hand to help students and faculty to cope with the loss of teacher colleen ritzer. last night a moment of silence was held in her honor at fenway park before the world series and later students gathered her to remember her. outside danvers high school last night, hundreds turned out to honor colleen ritzer, many wearing pink, her favorite color. >> she wanted to be a math teacher. she made it really fun for us to want to go to math class. it's why we wanted to come out and support her. >> reporter: the police found her body not far from the site in the woods. ritzer was reported missing. >> as a result of that report, danvers police initiated a search for the teacher and discovered blood in the second floor bathroom at danvers high school. >> reporter: their investigation led to one of ritzer's students, philip chism. he was found wal

terrell brown is in the area. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah. as you mentioned, this is the neighborhood that burnt to the ground. now, everything you see here behind me is brand new. some homeowners, at least those that can. others still don't have a home 12 months after the storm. nearly a year ago these are some of the storm's first images after the aftermath. calling a superstorm when it made land fall. floodwaters destroyed homes and bhep that seawall hit electrical wires, areas laid to waste. some 650,000 homes were destroyed and 8.5 million oncustomers were without power. as for the total cost, the low end estimate sits at $50 billion. >> by and large we were not prepared except for emergency measures. meaning there were recreation plans in place. >> years later, thousands attempted ro rebuild. >> reporter: he had no dbt he'd return after sandy tore through his home. >> if wi were this height prior to sandy, our house wouldn't have have been affected. it will sit 14 fight above. >> it's going make this house stronger and more resep tense.

terrell brown is at danvers high school. terrell, good morning. >> reporter: norah good morning to you. classes here at danvers high school have been canceled today. grief counselors will be on hand to help students and faculty to cope with the loss of teacher colleen ritzer. last night a moment of silence was held in her honor at fenway park before the world series and later students gathered her to remember her. outside danvers high school last night, hundreds turned out to honor colleen ritzer many wearing pink her favorite color. >> she wanted to be a math teacher. she made it really fun for us to want to go to math class. it's why we wanted to come out and support her. >> reporter: the police found her body not far from the site in the woods. ritzer was reported missing. >> as a result of that report danvers police initiated a search for the teacher and discovered blood in the second floor bathroom at danvers high school. >> reporter: their investigation led to one of ritzer's students philip chism. he was found walking

terrell brown is in missouri. good morning. >> reporter: norah, good morning to you. the prosecutor has been widely criticized after he dropped charges against the suspect at the time a popular high school football player and since then this town has been virtually torn apart. >> it's taken me almost two years if that says anything. >> reporter: it's taken daisy coleman two years to take her story public. then 14 she snuck out of her house with a friend to attend a party with older boys. there she claims she was plied with alcohol and sexually assaulted before being dumped outside her house. the boy admitted there was sex but said it was consensual. he was arrested but two months later prosecutor robert reich dropped the felony rape charges. he says they asserted their fifth amendment rights at a taped deposition. >> we were very careful, very deliberate to make sure there was no misunderstanding that when they at that time invoked their fifth amendment rights that by doing so was going to force a dismassal of the case. >> but daisy and her mother insist that's now tr

terrell brown is with us. >> good morning.first is to get a dog to sit still long enough. at a residence, their dog kady is one of the family. >> ready? >> reporter: kady appears to love the kings as much as they love her. but what's the real feeling behind these big eyes and wagging tail? >> you got to wonder, do they just see the person that's going to feed them and walk them and give them what they want, or do they truly love us? >> reporter: to find out owner patricia king volunteered kady for a research study at emroy university. led by biologist gregory berns to see if dogs feel emotion the same way as humans do. berns has spent his career using mri brain scans to study decision making in humans. but it had never been used on dogs. among the problems they need to be awake and remain still for the claustrophobic procedure. >> they're coffin-like spaces. they're incredibly loud. and they have to hold still in millimeters. >> reporter: that's where kady came in. to block out the noise, she learned how to wear special ear mu

terrell brown is in the area. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah. as you mentioned, this is the neighborhood that burnt to the ground. now, everything you see here behind me is brand new. some homeowners, at least those that can. others still don't have a home 12 months after the storm. nearly a year ago these are some of the storm's first images after the aftermath. calling a superstorm when it made land fall. floodwaters destroyed homes and bhep that seawall hit electrical wires, areas laid to waste. some 650,000 homes were destroyed and 8.5 million oncustomers were without power. as for the total cost the low end estimate sits at $50 billion. >> by and large we were not prepared except for emergency measures. meaning there were recreation plans in place. >> years later, thousands attempted ro rebuild. >> reporter: he had no doubt he'd return after sandy tore through his home. >> if wi were this height prior to sandy, our house wouldn't have have been affected. it will sit 14 fight above. >> it's going make this house stronger and more resep tense

terrell brown is with us. >> good morning.g enough. at a residence, their dog kady is one of the family. >> ready? >> reporter: kady appears to love the kings as much as they love her. but what's the real feeling behind these big eyes and wagging tail? >> you got to wonder do they just see the person that's going to feed them and walk them and give them what they want or do they truly love us? >> reporter: to find out owner patricia king volunteered kady for a research study at emroy university. led by biologist gregory berns to see if dogs feel emotion the same way as humans do. berns has spent his career using mri brain scans to study decision making in humans. but it had never been used on dogs. among the problems they need to be awake and remain still for the claustrophobic procedure. >> they're coffin-like spaces. they're incredibly loud. and they have to hold still in millimeters. >> reporter: that's where kady came in. to block out the noise, she learned how to wear special ear muffs. once in place, the team took brain

terrell brown is at the high school. >> reporter: good morning to you and viewers in the west. classes are cancelled today. grief counselors are on hand to help students and faculty cope. before game one of the world series, red sox held a moment of silence. later students gathered here to her. remember her. outside dan vers high school hundreds turned out to honor math teacher colleen ritzer ri many wearing pink her favorite her color.avor >> she always wanted to be a math teacher. she made us fun for all of us tor. go to class. to that's why everyone loved her math and wanted to come out and support her. >> reporter: early wednesday police found the body of the 4-year-old not far from the he vigil site in the woods. it was a gruesome end to a search after ritzer was reportedt missing. >> as a result of that report police initiated the search and the discovered blood in the second dan floor bathroom at danvers high o school. >> the investigation led to the student, the 14-year-old found walk ago loan shortly after midnight. according to the complaint he was arrested. sh based

terrell brown is with us. good morning. >> good morning, norah.ould sit still long enough for the experiment. >> reporter: at the king residence, the dog katy is one of the family. whether play being the kids or settling in for a nap, katy appears to love the kings as much as they love her. but what's the real feeling behind those big eyes and wagging tail? >> you've got to wonder do they just see the person that's going to feed them and walk them and give them what they want or do they truly love us? >> reporter: to find out, owner patricia king volunteered katy for a research study at emory university led by neurologist gregory burns, the goal was to see if dogs feel emotions the way humans do. he used his career to study mri brain scans to study decision making in humans. among problems the dogs need to be awake and remain still for the noisy and claustrophobic procedure. >> they're coffin-like spaces loud and have to hold still. >> that's where katy came in. to block out the noise, she learned how to wear special ear muffs and remain still. sh

. >> the undefeated kansas ty chiefs beat the browns 27-17 got the open game. terrell pry your runs one 93 yard touchdown. they beat the steelers 21-18. >>> after participating three years on rice university scout team, carter 4'9" finally gets in a gachl. he has a genetic disorder that hinders his growth. he gets a one yard gain on this play. he says he did his job. he's a sophomore my friends. we'll see more of him no doubt. >>> it was tiger versus rory where the two met in china for the match. mcelroy number one facing tiger woo woods. he beat out tiger 68. no hard feelings. wood saying they quote had a great time. as you were having a great time $1.5 million was the pay check for that game. that's why he's smiling. >>> it's a bird, plane. celebrating super man and even jurassic park. that's right. that's a hungry t rex. how many hours do they have to practice? >>> in china, the nine day event is considered one of the three most famed acrobatic competitions in the world. >>> s andl steals the spotlight this weekend. >>> jackass humor stole the spotlight too. we'll h

browns. coach allen, no chance for division title. very very very little chance to make play offs. hopefully terrell gets better. he is from pennsylvania and watched ben rothless rothlessberger. >> watching him he is doing -- now it is time to go and play. >> reporter: they come in an underdog. he said you have to book a month in advance to visit mom. >> already, is it october. when my dad passed away, people go into a hole. my mom said hey, i will keep living the way he would want me and not bother the kids. >> she will continue a great life. >> her theory is you will be happy if you drank every once in while. my mom is 93 and still parties. >>> warriors and curry and company warming up in sacramento. 13 points in 7 minutes. curry had 24 points, and 5-3. so so. 10 seconds left. john after two wide open has a third attempt. they lose 91-90. third attempt. they lose 91-90. ii love watching tvame, but yo outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i

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