we have the big apple circus here in all its singular glory. cane. >> in person. nice to see you. thanks for having us. >> welcome to our big top. >> absolutely. >> this is to your 35th -- >> big anniversary season. beopen this saturday. we go to january 13th. we're here for three months. no excuses. this is the year to see the big apple circus. >> and you're going see one of the great troupes we have seen. >> it's the first time in america. direct from china. they speak no english whatsoever. we're going give them the signal to start. do you want to see them? >> we do. we do. we're getting sam involved here. >> at some time later. >> america, get ready, because here they are, those trick-riding, daredevils from china, big hound of applause, for the dalian troupe. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations. that is unbelievable. thank you. >> john kennedy cane. sam was having so much fun. let's get sam. >> we have about 30 seconds. >> we were practicing the other way. josh, josh! >> bett

circus space. and these young people are learning the ways of -- entertaining in a circus. >> so you don't even take weekends off at circus school, huh? you got school all weekend long? >> find out more about circus school and circus space, we have some of the folks featured in the video via skype from london. hey, guys. >> hi! >> tell us a little about circus school. >> we train five days a week from 9:00 to 6:00 each day. we get a degree at the end of it, it's like the coolest university in the world. >> do you get degrees in certain subjects like juggling, bouncing around? >> yes. we have balances, jugglers. >> remy, are you blue all over? >> yes. >> that answers that question. >> now, your video is pretty awesome, it's called lazy sunday. is this just homework outside of school that you're doing here? >> yeah, pretty much. we had no homework to do for school, we thought we'd make a little video for some fun. >> what are your future plans once you graduate from your circus school? >> we're going to become a company, we're called intelligent movement. we kind of want to continue a bit like what th

a staple of popular entertainment in the 19th century, the circus was much loved by artists including bonnard and lautrec's friend louis anquetin, for its color, movement and excitement. lautrec was intrigued by the clowns-- whose mix of fantasy and menace seemed to reveal a psychological dimension. the 1888 painting at the cirque fernando is a study of the tensions between the ringmaster's coolly arrogant control and the athletic sexuality of the rider. a figure glamorous at a distance but at close quarters an image of coarseness caked with make up. the combination of forbidden pleasures and spectacle that characterized paris at the end of the 19th century was winked at by a government hungry for revenue from the entertainment industry. middle class parisians and tourists in search of fun paid tax when they ate in restaurants, drank in bars, and traveled home in hansom cabs. the pace of modern life was accelerating and lautrec was the artist who saw its impact on public life most clearly. montmartre, its dance halls and cabarets brimming with sensuality and urban edge, set the pace f

it's definitely not the circus. this is stephanie dietz and luke ihold, mountain biking a trail in the italian, about 6,000 feet up the air. have to hike up the mountain first just to turn around and come down this mountain trail. >> right. it's impressive. it sure doesn't look comfortable, though. >> they're holding on -- >> looks like they're holding on to their junk, but there's a brake handle, to control the speed a little bit. but the trail they're going down is ridiculously rough. loose gravel. you see it a couple of times. look at this, right here. >> that's so -- steep. why would you want to do this on a unicycle? hard enough o a wheels. what's the thrill? >> the challenge, beth. it's all about the challenge of doing something extreme and difficult, coming out the other side and saying, you know what? we did it. >>> manny here is coming to the rescue with have simple last-minute al ween costume ideas, like the instagram jerk. >> get your camera, take your food item, like taking pictures of it. >> ah, i love i

. >> we thought he would harm the classic circus tune. >> "madagascar a3." to get back home is to catch on with the traveling circus. >> no money can make that right. >> "moonrise kingdom." his daughter runs away. they scour the island as a storm bruce offshore. boy," featuring vanilla ice. he finds himself back in his -- the old man needs money. don draper goes back to work with the misses in "mad m en," season five. raphael seth, wbal-tv 11 news. >> i have never seen an episode of "mad men." the heart and soul of the ravens and baltimore. >> ray lewis will have to watch from the sidelines. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. teacher: this is west virginia, pennsylvania, delaware. and this is maryland. every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty million gaming at casinos in these other states. question seven will build a new casino and bring table games to baltimore... generating hundreds of millions for schools. and that money has to go to education. it's the law. so vote for question seven. so we can stop spending al

ground operatives the federal reserve is also in maximizers crosshairs today and stacy look at the circus that its financial policies create. even the eco bubble is a well known gag buy but with a clown so. these are the schools. that these. ten they go to ringling brothers and barnum bell and clown school where they learn and walk around a floppy shoes where funny beards and you know pretend as if they have mastery over policies that they clearly don't and they support each other with seltzer bottles but you see that's their monetary policy. say they've seltzer bottles and they go i'll here's your quantitative easing. you know and they do this to each other and they say sink or all wet and wet means liquidity and the quality is good we're making the market says goldman sachs we're adding liquidity says j.p. morgan but you're just splitting each other what else are bottles in front and clowns. it was nineteen more to com in just a few minutes. you can tell an ordinary russian siberian in the blink of an. anthropologist. those days siberians were different clothes different food. different

today and states to look at the circus that its financial policies create that's at seven thirty and. we know that the bible is a well known gag bible but the clown so. these are the schools. that these. ten they go to. brothers and barnum barely clown school where they learn and walk around a floppy shoes where funny beards and you know pretend as if they have mastery over policies that they clearly don't and they spread to each other with seltzer bottles but you see that's their monetary policy they sell to bottles and they go all the years of quantitative easing. you know and they do this to each other and they say see or all the way and wet means liquidity and the quality is good at making the market says goldman sachs and we're adding liquidity says j.p. morgan not you're just sprinting each other was also bottles and frick and clowns. homeland security now has robot tune as seriously robot fish the drones in the sky spying on you just weren't good enough effect they've revealed that they're going to be using robotic hummingbirds soon who how cute these things can only see you th

the ground operatives the federal reserve is also in next kaiser's crosshairs today stacy look at the circus that its financial policies create that's around twenty minutes from now. that eco bubble is a well known gag bible but the clown so. these are the schools. that fed chairman ted they got. the ringling brothers and barnum bally clown school where they learn how to walk around a floppy shoes where funny beards and you know pretend as if they have mastery over policies that they clearly don't and they spritz each other with seltzer bottles but you see that's their monetary policy they sell to bottles and they go all here's your quantitative easing. you know and they do this to each other and they say sing or all wet and wet means liquidity and the quality is good we're making a market so it's goldman sachs and we're adding liquidity says j.p. morgan you're just splitting each other what else are bottles and frick and clowns . all say that says there is more to come in just a few minutes. homeland security now has robot tunas seriously robot fish the drones in the sky spying on you just

underground operatives the federal reserve is also next kaiser's crosshairs today he and stacy looking at the circus that is financial policies create all of that the cause report in about twenty three minutes from now. you know that echo bubble is a well known gag with a clown so. these are the schools. that these chairmen attend they go to the brothers and barnum bell in clown school where they learn what run a floppy sheens where funny beards and you know pretend as if they have mastery over policies that they clearly don't and they spent. each other with a bottle you see that's their monetary policy they sell to bottles and they go i'll here's your quantitative easing. you know and they do this to each other and they say see or all wet and wet means liquidity and the quality is good we're making the market says goldman sachs and we're adding liquidity says j.p. morgan just spurting each other was also bottles and frick and clowns. do if you can stay with us for the cause reporting just a few minutes here on the program the residents on the syrian lebanese border have been forced from their homes

the circus because of the misinformation coming out of the white house.n she goes on the president has been focused on getting the facts which is exactly not what's happening because the president has been resisting facts even a week later going on david letterman and still pushing a you tube video thing. everybody and his brother knew this was not a you tube video. the state department says there are no prettiest goesing on outside benghazi consulate saying waits normal and calm. people focused on getting facts she says the presz has been. >> there was no protest. there was no video. involved in any protest. >> greta: why did they do? >> who would tell un ambassador to say five days later it was a protest over a video that caused this whole spontaneous thing? when that didn't happen. where did they get misinformation? and who told her to go out to say these things? >> greta: why would she? why would she do it? >> i think there is only one of -- i'll tell you y first she volunteered to do it. my guess was asked and said okay. i'll do it. this is what i'll

attacks on their integrity basically and they're realizing that this is little more than are in the circus. and i think they're they're going to get fed up and we're going to see some real heat on the street i think so so you think that social unrest is going to be the outpouring it sounds like what do you think will be or should be the response from non-voting class in terms of what they did you want to election day do you think that they should not vote for example. i think if you have i think if you have anything else on your agenda on election day. maybe barring and emergency appendectomy or something then you should absolutely stand home from . from cheese and me anything else i mean take to take a loved one to dinner leave a generous tip. do something useful but as far as going to. to validate the process by which a majority of people get to boss around. a minority of people simply because they they have a larger vested interest in it one of the other candidate is is and i think that's the moral and it's you know the whole argument of world you know we need to choose the lesser of tw

operatives the federal reserve is also in mexico is this crosshairs today against a c. a looking at the circus that its financial policies create that's coming up at eleven thirty g.m.t. . eco bubble is a well known gag with the clown so. these are the schools. economy that these fed chairman ted they go to the ringling brothers and barnum belly clown school where they learn how to walk around a floppy where funny and pretend as if they have no. asriel policies that they clearly don't and they support each other with seltzer bottles but you say that's their monetary policy they sell to bottles and they go i'll here's your quantitative easing. you know and they do this to each other and they say sink or all wet and wet means liquidity and liquidity is good for making the market says goldman sachs we're adding liquidity says j.p. morgan you're just splitting each other what else are bottles your frickin clowns. order more to come in just a few minutes to see you in a sec. on the march under god these men and women are walking one of the longest and probably the loneliest road in the world they r

they're all part of the circus. they were calm and playful the next day. they rounded them up and they're back to work. >>> it's deer mating season and wildlife officials are warning bad things can happen during the hunt for romance. this is near santa cruz where a deer gotten tangled in soccer netting this week. the trauma of getting stuck can be enough to kill the deer. >> he can have a heart attack immediately or it can be fighting so long against the netting or us trying to get it out that it over time it can die weeks later from that trauma. >> animal rescue organizations are asking residents who live in rural areas to take down anything with netting and rope such as hammocks and swings to keep them safe. >>> remember the huge eyeball that washed up in florida last week,. >> it turns out it play belong to a swordfish. they made the determination based on the size and color and structure. it is big. they think a fisherman may have caught the fish, cut the eye out and tossed it overboard. they're conducting a dna test to confirm the findings. that is on

circus -- for the secret service or not. that it does not matter what kind of job he has, it is wrong. >> a spokesperson said the agency is aware of his arrest and he remains on administrative leave, pending legal action. it would not say if he was being paid or not. cuellar is in jail, and his next court appearance is out in december. >> still ahead, which car booster seats are the safest. >> an i team investigation discovers a convicted child sex offender allowed to speak at a county of kent with children. -- at a county event with we had a good group of people. good group of employees out there. this was a booming place. and mitt romney and bain capital turned it in to a junk yard. i was suddenly, 60 years old. i had no health care. mainly i was thinking about my family. how am i going to ke care of my family. he promised us the same things he's promising the united states. and he'll give you the same thing he gave us. nothing. anncr: priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advsiertising. teacher: thi

hey, how about the circus whip? a circus whip were a person snap and you get that snap sound. guess what that snap sound is? sb. i mean, msb. mini, a mini sonic boom. that's right, when you get that crack, honey, that circus whip is going faster than 750 miles an hour. the tip and it's making its own little sonic boom. it's the same as a towel, is it? with a towel? long towel maybe. yeah. the long towel snap, yeah, yeah. neat 'o, neat 'o stuff. speed of sound about 340 meters per second, but that's an air. and guess what's a poor conductor of sound? begin with "a". - air. - air. the best we got, honey, okay? it turns out like in water. in water, sound travels about four times faster. and in steel, about 15 times faster. you know, you kind of make do that when you have-- you know, you got your two ears. do you ever wonder how was it that someone can make a sound over here and you know it's there or here and you know it's there? how do you know? how do you know where the sound is coming from? how many people have never wondered about things like this before? [laughter] okay. wel

so now the circus comes back to oakland for game 3 on tuesday and it is the a's wish that maybe this lasts for three more days because after all they must not only win on tuesday, but wednesday and thursday as well. no tall order that they have not had to deal with before. don't forget, they won their last six games at home. reporting live, fred inglis, ktvu channel 2 news. >> loyal a's fans rolled into sports bars this morning. today's game started at 9:00 a.m. pacific time. we caught up with some in oakland. some were already looking forward to next week when the a's will face the detroit tigers at home. >> people will be on their feet screaming, the energy has been incredible for the last home series run and sweeping the mariners and rangers. it will be awesome. >> the next game is tuesday in oakland with a start time of 6:00 p.m. www.ktvu.com has more on the a's playoffs, including a sideline showed and an interview with the team manager. and at 5:30 p.m. we will talk togiants fans who are -- to giants fan whose are hoping they will bring the bay area a win. >>> nice weather toni

it is not mixing anything down to the service -- circus. there is one little batch of heavy rain. you can see that on the doppler. the low-level clouds, you can see what we call scuds are rotating. whether it forms a funnel or not, it does not matter. take shelter if you are again in the cockneysville area. >> something could kick up pretty quick? >> yes. i wanted you to have a firsthand whlook. >> the rotation is happening, as he told us. >> even if we do not have a tornado, you could have a strong a downburst. you can see, we have had an update. the star continues to make its way out to the north and east. what we are worried about as far as potential tournedos -- is it -- it is raining pretty heavy, you are not in the torn natick -- carnatic -- tornadic area. >> we want to remind our viewers. there is a tornado warning until the and -- within the next 19 minutes. we want you to head to the lowest level of your building. make sure your rooms and doorways are the absolute safest place. please stay away from the windows. we have our witness reports from -- you do not want to take t

it went on again, and it just became the circus in washington, d.c. d every newspaper and it got everybody terrified by the communists and everything going on. we didn't have the nazis to worry about anymore so now it was communists. there's never been any proof that someone aligned with the communist thinking were going to make scripts that would make people go out and burn the american flag or anything. but what it did was destroy so many american lives. >> whose careers do you think were the most damaged by these hearings? >> the famous hollywood 10 because many of them were put in jail for a year, the one that kind of left jail early, the director who did name names because of it and was allowed to work again and after that worked steadily making films from rain tree county to the young lions and had a great career in hollywood. there was also a famous paper that came out called red channels that came out in 1950 which just kind of hinted at people who may have had some communist leanings. one of those on that list was lee grant who just had an aca

the circus tablet is coming out today. they are trying to remain prevalent. and retailers looking to hire thousands this holiday season. 62% of employers plan to pay $10 or more. that is up from 53% last year. more than one-third of seasonal stock was hired in october. that is it for the markets. stocks higher after reports showing week was jobless claims. this is featured as james bond's phone. and as on so for $99 with 80- year contract starting november 2. it comes pre-loaded withnbond content . i am jane king. >> but greater thanbombs not included. -- but smoke bombs not included. and another shut out in game two of the world series last night. >> >> here is a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. mayor: casino owners in west virginia are spending millions against question seven. that upsets me. and that upsets jonathan ogden. you don't want to upset jonathan ogden. ogden: no you don't. mayor: question seven means thousands of jobs and millions for our schools. but these west virginia casinos want to keep it all for themselves. we're not happy abo

a staple of popular entertainment in the 19th century, the circus was much loved by artists includingonnard and lautrec's friend louis anquetin, for its color, movement and excitement. lautrec was intrigued by the clowns-- whose mix of fantasy and menace seemed to reveal a psychological dimension. the 1888 painting at the cirque fernando is a study of the tensions between the ringmaster's coolly arrogant control and the athletic sexuality of the rider. a figure glamorous at a distance but at close quarters an image of coarseness caked with make up. the combination of forbidden pleasures and spectacle that characterized paris at the end of the 19th century was winked at by a government hungry for revenue from the entertainment industry. middle class parisians and tourists in search of fun paid tax when they ate in restaurants, drank in bars, and traveled home in hansom cabs. the pace of modern life was accelerating and lautrec was the artist who saw its impact on public life most clearly. montmartre, its dance halls and cabarets brimming with sensuality and urban edge, set the pace for

and while we'll never fully understand the circus that can be the life of a celeb, in some ways britnythe rest of us. she regularly goes to stores like target, cvs, t.j. maxx, and sears, and mom to jaden james and 7-year-old sean preston, shops at gap kids, kids footlocker and toys "r" us. >> i think britney does live quite a frugal life. she is really not living beyond her means. especially compared to other hollywood stars. >> reporter: linsey davis, new york. >> i'm happy to see she is doing well. like not living beyond her means which is good. that's the kenwood, louisiana in her. well, see -- >> the man at her side keeps her grounded and done to earth. >> i'm her sugar daddy. >> how big was the ring you got her? >> like almost a half karat. it was huge. that's how we roll on the overnight. i'll be home soon, britny. keep them vittles hot. >ñ?x?xpcs6 >>> th >>> this morning on "world news now" -- ready for a rematch. the presidential candidates face off tonight in their second debate. >> and this time audience members at the town hall-style event will get to ask the questions. it's

hey, how about the circus whip? a circus whip were a person snap and you get that snap sound. guess what that snap sound is? sb. i mean, msb. mini, a mini sonic boom. that's right, when you get that crack, honey, that circus whip is going faster than 750 miles an hour. the tip and it's making its own little sonic boom. it's the same as a towel, is it? with a towel? long towel maybe. yeah. the long towel snap, yeah, yeah. neat 'o, neat 'o stuff. speed of sound about 340 meters per second, but that's an air. and guess what's a poor conductor of sound? begin with "a". - air. - air. the best we got, honey, okay? it turns out like in water. in water, sound travels about four times faster. and in steel, about 15 times faster. you know, you kind of make do that when you have-- you know, you got your two ears. do you ever wonder how was it that someone can make a sound over here and you know it's there or here and you know it's there? how do you know? how do you know where the sound is coming from? how many people have never wondered about things like this before? [laughter] okay. wel

the balloons you see at the end of the string, at the circus, honey, those are filled with helium, okay? but why is it you blow a balloon up with air and it sinks. how about that air gang? is that air more dense or less dense than the air outside? it's a little bit more dense. do you know why? because the stretched rubber is tending to compress it. so it's slightly compressed. so it's more dense than outside. that means its volume of air will weigh more than the equal volume of-- this is going to sink, but they use helium. the helium is very very light, not as heavy, huh. each molecule is not as heavy. so it is not as dense. so the helium-filled balloon is simply lighter than the buoyant force and up it goes. but here is a point too. we get that buoyant force because of a difference in pressure. is that right? a difference in pressure, always more pressure on the bottom because it's deeper than the top. so i got a question. if someone says to you, "hey, i understand "the atmospheric pressure keeps getting less and less "the higher you go. "at the top of a mountain, there is less air pre

the man who ran the circus eventually suggested to her that she might do better at dancing than riding, although she was a superb rider. and she managed to reinvent herself as the original exotic what was then known as oriental dancer. she borrowed costumes, costume ideas from dancers she had seen in the indies. she certainly did not reproduce the dances wholesale, but she did borrow many of the costume effects. although as you can see from that photograph, she specialized in showing off her body. and the traditional dancers cover themselves a little more thoroughly, shall we say, than this. but she did, um, borrow much from them. and brilliantly, she cast her dances as sacred temple dances from the east. which proved to be very important. her debut was march 13, 1905, and she performed at a museum of asian art. and i'll read you a bit about her first performance. invited a carefully-selected 600 of paris' most far bl to attend the debut. there were intellectuals, officers, diplomats, ministers, bankers, writers, hundreds of powerful men with their well-dressed wives or bejeweled mistr

>> look, i think that the circus surrounding this prerelease is going to foreshadow the fundamentals. but when you look at the numbers, a lot of the miss was driven by motorola. i think that investors in google are going to stay focused on the core business where if you look at units of clicks, we're up 33% in a quarter. that's a good number. if you look at cpc declines down 15, that's a little bit better than last quarter. i know you're talking about the magnitude of the miss, but i would say investors in google would ascribe a lower penalty on a miss that was related to motorola mobility. if you look at the mauultiple, still think google's worth more than $800 a share. >> but here's the thing. doesn't sound like you believe the numbers to be that bad. so how much of the giant drop in google shares that we saw right after this was related to the fact that the earnings came out early. no one knew what to do and they panicked because it came out early, not because what have was in them. >> i'll answer your question. i think it is about half. i think that if this was released normally,

would in fact be something i reduce with the media circus in full swing and the constant requests pouring in brand pussy riot isn't set to go away any time soon polly boyko r t moscow and investigative journalist tony gosling says the resulting popularity on the vandalism in the wake of the band's trial raises a big question over who's really benefited on the sentence. let's not forget what's else is going on around the world around this case because you have got loads of problems with the in a way you know part of the punishment is to stop these people cashing in on the free publish to the you know this published there's been two prizes awarded to these people one from the lennon oh no fun which is a prize for peace which i find incredible since this has been such a divisive case the other is the luther prize which has been awarded boy the city of wittenberg which is where protestantism started and what's happened is the city has awarded the prize for the people of the city and they are protesting against that saying you know we don't actually endorse this sacrilege i think there's somet

would in fact be something of ridges with the media circus in full swing and the concert requests pouring in brand pussy riot isn't set to go away any time soon paulie boyko r t moscow. arab autumn is underway in bus train have to protesters clashed with police on friday and a fresh anti-government rally in the capital despite the tear gas and stun grenades hundreds of peaceful protestors are refusing to back down in their calls for democracy. at least ten people were arrested in the latest rally after risings began in several of twenty eleven when the country's shiite majority demanded that longstanding shooty leaders step down bridgend though has signed a military treaty with the kingdom seen as a sign of support for the under-fire domany to cover campbell from the bus train that justice and development may have and believes western nations have too much to give. us the obviously doesn't send a particularly fantastic message when you're sending weapons to a country that is using weapons against its people on a daily basis to kill to injure to crush protests to crush essentially democrac

would in fact be something reduce with the media circus in full swing and the client requests pouring in brand pussy riot isn't set to go away any time soon. see moscow. and arab autumn could be under way in bahrain as security forces launch a crackdown on fresh anti-government rallies in the capital my nama on friday police used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse crowds at least ten people were arrested. there's been an arrest in the country more than a year and a half is the shia majority demands the sunni monarchy and that democratic and political reforms meanwhile sided military treaty with the kingdom seen by many as a sign of support for the ruling regime many have a kid from the justice and development thinks western countries stand more to gain by supporting the protests calling for democratic reforms to mobius he doesn't send a particularly fantastic message when you're sending weapons to a country to seize using weapons against its people on a daily basis to kill to injure to crush protests to crush an essentially democracy but i think. the reason why why the u.s. and ot