the complaints, the unhappiness. the shopping. the trainers. everything. yes, the charities. hall of the wonderful things that you do, how do you think we pay for them? >> i did not ask you because i didn't want you to lie. i thought we had an understanding. you broke that understanding when you broke into -- you were complicity, you risked her future. i am done. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with actor and author jamie lee curtis on her latest book for young readers. that is next time, we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had, he said, there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only about halfway to completely eliminate hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. tavis: hi

it is also clear the inspector lee was unhappy with the warrant. he did not appreciate that others explain to him that he had failed to provide a copy of the warrant to the people at the house, and really got on him to make sure it is accomplished, as they should, because it is a constitutional requirement. he was also upset because he got a call from the person who was the subject of the search warrant. it was clear he was frustrated and wanted to leave. that led him to lie to one of his superiors about why he was leaving the scene. specification three is a read it -- a reiteration of specifications one and two. we know inspector lee represene conversation he had with the lieutenant. there has been a lot of argument about what the overtime policies were an should have been in homicide. none of that is relevant to the specification. the only thing important to this specification is that it, frankly, put things into the memo that were not part of the conversation that he an inspector spillane had. for example, he claimed that the overtime was approv

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or best to console the unhappy kid? ation's top pediatricians they just released another study that really hits home with i'm sure a lot of you. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: how do you handle this situation? [ baby crying ] >> reporter: is all that crying bad for the baby? this father has found a shortcut, but obviously he'd prefer to sleep in his own bed. the "journal of pediatrics" weighed in with a new study that looks at the levels of cortisone, a stress hormone in children's brains. it found that babies allowed to cry for a few minutes were no more stressed out than babies whose parents camped out with them. in other word, a little crying, does no lasting damage. >> it's just hard if you happen to be a person who hates to hear another person suffers. >> reporter: but as cam from "modern family" can tell you, crying is tough on moms and dads too. in fact, the authors of this new study don't recommend letting babies cry it out for hours because it's too stressful for parents. at this mommy and me yoga class

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. >> no question, and the debate, been unhappy with the things the charges and to refute those that what i have to say. >> before that, more tv ads. almost half of the money will be n virginia. president obama conceded they get out of hand. >> even some of his ads may go over the line. do you feel that is on both sides? >> i think they are a form of character assassination. i think our ads describe what we about his policies. >> he feels more people are getting to see their real hand. >> people are getting to know me better and better -- the real him. >> people are getting to know me better and better. >> i challenged him to share something few people know about. >> i love waterskiing and i to water ski, even i am the best in the family, i am pretty good. >> a staffer for the governor added he also makes a clean honeyof butter and sandwich. to win overte voters? maybe not. virginia could be decided by a few thousand votes. we have the entire interview on website, wjla.com. >> president obama also spent speaking toginia crowd in virginia beach. he said change takes more than s president a

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. >> studies show nonstop crying was more a burden on parents than the unhappy baby. ychological problems for the crying child, just long term psychological problems for the parents. >> we knew this would be a topic that would hit home with insomniacs. parents watching this hour. we asked you your favorite ways to get a cranky baby to settle down ands more moms thandads n. >> crystal told us, figure out what's wrong with them and fix it like a mom is supposed to do. >> music, singing, swaying, rocking, patting her on the >> my favoth m wastherg cfer tand head. it alwaysred shush, swaddle, sway. turn on "world news now." we need some "world news now" lullabies. >> there you go. a quick reminder -- join us on our "world news n >>> this morning on "world news now" -- americans on alert. the deadly attack in libya prompts concern, security concerns, for other u.s. facilities overseas. >>> we are learning more about the american victims in benghazi and the violent way they died. it's thursday, september 13th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good t

. >> the voters are unhappy with the jobs the president has done but aren't ready to subtle. >> -- settle. >> tonight's scene will be a scaled down version. and the campaign said the risk of bad weather forced them to move it inside. republicans saying democrats are just scared they won't be able to fill the stadium. this left many upset. >> this is a conference call for thousand that's got shut out. >> and those who did score seats inside will hear vice president joe biden and gabrielle giffords will deliver the pledge of allegiance. and she did, just minutes ago. and you're looking at a live picture of the ceiling here in the arena. because... there aren't any balloons. no traditional drop because of the last minute change from the stadium. back toot rena, but organizers of the convention say they'll have something to end the speech that will make the evening festive. >> and there are supporters trying to drum up excitement. they held a phone bank and will be hosting a community watch party there. and they hope those people will be note vaited to join the campaign. and mark will be live

. >> i think the fed is unhappy with the slow recovery in the economy. they're very likely to offer new easing measures. we think they'll lower their forecast for growth. we think they will promise to keep interest rates low for a period of time. extending guidance for a year. we are not sure if they will announce qe 3 or not. if they deon't do easing they will suggest a strong probability of qe in thefuture. i think they realize -- that they, need how to -- to make it very clear to the markets that they're going to do more. so i think the markets will be assured by the fact that even if they don't announce it, they are lakely likely to do it later. i don't expect a big negative response if the fed doesn't announce qe 3. the next fed meeting is right before the election. that would be a some what awkward time to be doing qe. so, probably the december meeting would be -- the next likely time for easing. the fed will take steps until we see a real recoverien the economy. >>> workers who arrive at their jobs with little sleep can lower productivity and caus

what about the complaints, the unhappiness, the drinking, the shopping, the trainers, everything. but yes, the charities. the wonderful sainted charities, you know, all the wonderful things that you do. how do you think i pay for them. >> i didn't ask you because i didn't want you to lie. but i forgot -- >> because you didn't want to give them up. >> we had an understanding and you broke that understanding when you brought brook into it, when you... when you made brook complicity, when you risked her future and i'm done. >> rose: the two of you had to shoot that scene at this moment would you shoot it differently? would you play it differently? did you see anything that you said well, if i could that do that over. >> i would have the camera on me more. >> it's funny, i was thinking exactly the same thing. no, but there are two really good scenes in this movie between us, i like them a lot. the earlier one where it is kind of business as usual, it's husband and wife, he's going off to do --... also. >> his mistress. >> am i, mi doing the deal. and you want the money for the hospita

the unhappiness here with the fact that the u.n. has not done anything about the conflict in syria. but the iranian conflict or stand-off is also a big topic of discussion not only among the free israel, iran and the u.s. with their allies but also all of the nerve... of other countries of nervous neighbors. then of course iran's role in syria is part of the whole back drop. i mean, iran stands accused and there's evidence that they've been shipping certainly materiale and supplies if not weapons to the iranians. members of the regime have boasted having iranians there on the ground advising syrian army forces. so iran and what iran is up to is very much on people's minds here. >> ifill: president obama arrived at the u.n. general assembly today. he didn't have anything public on his schedule. what has he been up to? >> warner: not much here at the u.n., gwen, despite all of the international crises, not only iran and syria but the anti-american outburst, violence in the middle east. he is not meeting at all one on one with any leaders, we're told. he declined, as we know, to meet w

and the unhappy part of it all is there is no evidence whatsoever to substantiate any hope that obamaould change policies if he got four more years. >> all right, we're going to leave it there. thank you, former senator phil graham. coming up, bill clinton has a marquee role at the democratic convention. but we are about to break news. clinton might go rogue.klein te exclusively learned. that's next up on the clinton story. i look at her, and i just want to give her everything. yeah, you -- you know, everything can cost upwards of...[ whistles ] i did not want to think about that. relax, relax, relax. look at me, look at me. three words, dad -- e-trade financial consultants. so i can just go talk to 'em? just walk right in and talk to 'em. dude, those guys are pros. they'll hook you up with a solid plan. they'll -- wa-- wa-- wait a minute. bobby? bobby! what are you doing, man? i'm speed dating! [ male announcer ] get investing advice for your family at e-trade. >> welcome back. from charlotte, north carolina, democrats seem to be beyond the defensive. okay, a president who gives him

. >> studies show nonstop crying was more a burden on parents than the unhappy baby. l problems for the crying child, just long term psychological problems for the parents. >>y we knew this would be a topic that would hit home with insomniacs. we asked you your favorite ways to get a cranky baby to settle down and catch zs. more moms than dads weighed in. >>> figure out what is wrong with them, and fix it like a mom is supposed to do. >> music, singing, swaying, rocking, patting her on the belly or the back. skin to skin contact works every time. >> my favorite way with my sons was to do feather light massage over the back, legs and the head. it always worked. shush, swaddle, sway. turn on "world news now." >> we need some "world news now" lullabies. >> there you go. a quick reminder -- join us on our "world news now" football picks competition. >> that's right the latest team match ups are posted on wnnfans.com. look for the section, click on the link, join us for nfl fun. try to take us down. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two

the employees and specifically the pilots are unhappy about this. caught in the middle, american passengers. >> an on-time arrival is far from a guarantee. >> i just want to get home. >> ongoing employee unrest over americans efforts to cut a billion dollars in labor costs is feeling hundreds of cancellations and a huge number of flight delays this week. last september about 81% of american blacks work on time. on monday, fewer than 47% arrive as scheduled. >> to simply follow all the rules, the federal rules, the company rules, the union rules. by doing that, you can almost shut the airline down. but the airline is now cancelling up to 2% of its flights, possibly dozens daily through october. >> i would encourage the pilots to take a deal. >> this week, the bankrupt airline gave layoff notices to thousands of employees after a judge allowed american to throw out its contract with pilots. >> we are prepared, just in case. >> american airlines sent out a lengthy statement explaining the situation and apologizing to their customers and hoping for under

the unhappiness. the drinking. the shopping. the trainers. everything.l charities. you know the wonderful thing you do. how do you think i pay for them? >> whoa. >> richard gere and susan sarandon. >> this is a comedy. >> i throw a pie in his face right after. >> what were you saying as we were watching this, about 20 takes. >> i just went on and on. the pedicures, manicures. the trainer. >> you did this lifestyle just for her to keep her to the style to which you've become accustomed to. >> can you imagine that? we're not going into couple's counselling here. >> she doesn't give up the money believe me. >> good for her. >> she keeps your secrets tight. >> maybe. >> maybe. >> we'll see. >> tell us who these characters are. >> one argument we have after the movie. >> between the two of them. >> tell me -- >> i've seen the movie. >> we don't want to giveaway the twists and turns. >> this is a steefr man who is in trouble and a man who got into more trouble. who is he? >> it's about decisions people make who believe they are beyond making ethical decisions.

. >> the pentagon is unhappy with the book, claiming it contains sensitive information and that mark owen is in breach of a secrecy agreement. but not clear whether the administration is willing to take action against one of the men who killed osama bin laden. jane o'brian, "bbc news," washington. >> we reported at the beginning of the program on developments in afghanistan and there's been another development there. some news that's just coming in, reports are coming in of a suicide bomb attack in a northeast afghanistan. the area was tacked with civilians, mostly shoppers. not yet known how many people have been injured. the police have sealed off the area and they have been ferrying people to a nearby hospital. news just coming in of that. now let's take a look at some of the other stories in brief. pro china candidates in hong kong have gained an edge, winning 43 of 70 seats. but pro democratic parties will retain enough of a majority to veto any prosed changes to the former british colonies institution. seats are decided by voters with the remaining 30 chosen by the members of b

but the union's president says the coomittee was unhappy with the proposed agreement... with union members. chicago's mayor has asked city lawyyrs to file aacourt injunction... to force teachees back to work. the union'ssspecial committee will reconvene tomorrow. if a deal is reached... classes could resume wednesday at the earliest. an investigation is underway in baltimore... over claiis of cheating in baltimore schools. according to the baltimore now reviewing thousands of is - stannardized test results... after more than a dozen schools saw test scores drop dramatically in the past 3 yearr.principals union president jimmy gittings is speaking out... saying the contract is a waste of of cheating are wrong.gations with less than 60 days to go before the presidential election... governor o'malley some are wondering about his he is in he presidential says - proving ground to help iowans elect a democratii governor... presidentiaa ambitions.but the state has been a common early stop for white house aspirants... where the presidential caucuses are scheduled to begin the 20

. >> but unions representing the company's cabin crew are unhappy with the plan. >> the competition among european airlines is intense. budget carriers are vying for passengers, and that is putting pressure on traditional companies like lufthansa. the german airline cannot compete on short-haul flights and is making a loss. lufthansa hopes a new discount airline of their own will help them make headway against competitors such as ryanair and easyjet. the core of the carrier will be german wings, already owned by lufthansa. they hope to fly 18 million passengers in the first year. lufthansa hopes to save money using cheaper labor. german wings employers make 30% less than lufthansa workers, but not everyone is happy about the new plans. two weeks ago, less than the's cabin crew staged a strike to protest against the low wages -- lufthansa's cabin crew. >> the news from lufthansa boosted its shares on the market. daimler, on the other hand, did not do so well. we have this report from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> lufthansa shares were up. in the situation, they have no other choice but

the podium? i have been a little unhappy with the kinds of things he charges. i'm going to refute those. he may not like what i have to say. >> president obama was in beach today touting the of this the administration when it comes to issues.ional led --introduced by gm webb. baylor university's didn't plead guilty for trying extort a million dollars robert griffin the third. he faces two-three years in prison. story is the return of the regular officials. they took to the field to , something that referees normally get. took the field in as the ravens were hosting the cleveland browns. have more on the officials welcomed return. i can tell you at last check, 10 points.were up by everyone has been closely watching this court. everyone has been closely watching the referees. of these teams want a we saw monday night. fireworks to get the crowd going. you cannot forget all little of good luck. baltimore ravens fans were hungry for victory. their eyes were not just on the players, but on the guys with the black and white uniforms. >> we need the professionals jobs.their >> the commissioner

the reforms you vaguely promised i mean of course you are unhappy adding salt. injury the state just threw a life like to a struggling mortgage lender by guaranteeing its debts after a long and explicitly declared the world of finance as his enemy during the election campaign. this craziness has to stop i think this financial sector is a bill we're spending on the other side billions for things which are not a priority for us. francis began sending direct aid to anti assad regions in syria a former french colony a move that shortly followed a last promise to recognize a provisional government formed by the opposition an all too familiar style and french foreign policy that irks citizens like mathilde despite having voted for a law and what she calls france's intrusive behavior she says is all about securing financial interests. we can change presidents but the foreign policy does not change the main political parties decided to do if we were in my original country to send the french army to go and kill people in ivory coast again today to syrian money abroad is t

. >> fracture in the romney campaign seems to be rise together surface unhappiness looking at the latest poll numbers which are not showing good numbers for mitt romney seem to be bringing disagreements out in the open. any time reporters get a sense of those finger-pointing incidents in the campaign they're going to jump. stu stevens who place a number of roles in the campaign is overstretched and making bad calls. there is unhappiness in the way that romney's speech, and in campaigning, a good use of his time. >> eliot: you've worked with romney. it does seem that for them to announce today, gee, we have a great idea, we're going to give you specifics guys, why have you been? the public has been thirsting to know what you believe. there seems to be something wrong in their decision process. >> i hope you feel that way about president obama announcing his getting tough on china today. september 17th, three and a half years into his administration he's making the same type of announcement and he's president of the united states. i think politico does a good job, but they have this story

what about the complaints, the unhappiness, the drinking, the shopping, the trainers, everything?harities, all the wonderful things you development how do you think i pay for them. >> whoa. richard gere -- >> this is a comedy. >> i throw a pie in his face right after that. >> what were you saying as we were watching this, there was about 20 takes. >> i just went on and on -- there was the pedicures, the manicures, the trainer. >> which you did this lifestyle just for her to keepr in the style to which you've become accustomed to. >> do you believe that? do you really want -- we're not going to go into couples counseling. >> she doesn't give up the money, believe me. >> and good for her. good for her. >> and she keeps your secret tight. >> maybe. we'll see. >> tell us who these characters are. >> the only argument we ever have is what happens after the movie. >> between the two of them? >> so tell me. >> you have to see the movie. >> i've seen the movie. i told you that. >> but everybody watching hasn't seen the movie. we don't want to give away the twists and turns. >> this is the

reducing its bloated deficit so let me get this straight thousands of protesters taking to the streets are unhappy with the direction of their government facing occasional clashes with police. seems like an awful lot like the sort of discontent we saw with occupy wall street for some reason the corporate media didn't react the same way when protesters here in the u.s. were upset about high unemployment and government corruption. what started as less than a dozen college students camping out in a park near the new york stock exchange is now hundreds of protesters and it spread to other cities but one of the protesting nobody seems to know this shows you what a slow news day this is and to have you get on like that we've got good reviews we don't need this if i were you i would be sure of birth for your kid so that you got a job there you people nervous stone there with their whole lives there more to. do there that you. would you know you know. your earlier times the needs are there. were even there you know that colbert is ascot askew like that are they down there it's interesting how american med

i also think that jessica spoke to an important point when she talked about the source of the unhappinessherhood. just to go back to the personal, the personal is so political, motherhood is the challenge of the modern feminist movement that we have to address. people cannot get to the glass ceiling because they cannot hurdle the maternal wall, but one of the issues starts when you have a baby. over 177 countries have some form of paid leave for moms. in the u.s. we have nothing. so people are having babies and a cultural pressure cooker that has significant economic implications on the mom and the dad. and we have to address that. in fact, if countries that have access to family paid leave and access to sick days. the wage gap we talked about earlier in the show narrows, so we find it is not just good for raising healthy kids, who do pay for our social security so we can retire at an elderly age, but also so we can -- >> part of the problem, sorry, i was just going to say part of the problem is we don't have the will to get it done. we don't see moms mobilizing around these issues in the

the unhappiness. the drinking. the shopping. the trainers. everything. yes, the charities.o cut that scene because i listed 50 things. i was making too good of a case. we had to pull some out. >> it is getting such great reviews all across the country. you know, at the peak of your power right now. also getting honored, i saw at the zurich film festival. how does it feel to get the lifetime achievement awards? >> it's a little premature. mid life. but these are the dinosaur awards. you have to be of a certain age and they start giving you this stuff. but it's very nice. it's very generous and very loving. especially the european ones. the festivals that i've been to. i think europeans are -- the whole town comes out. like san sebastian, the whole town, the whole region comes out. it's just filled with love and affection. >> the movie's going to be a big hit. "arbitrage" comes out friday. richard, thank you very much. >>> we'll be right back. [ cheers a3q there she is ! hey, i got a leak ! yoo hoo ! wait a minute, come back ! um, miss ? up here! right. like 85% of us, you ha

is albert has criticised his former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson the bulgaria striker said he was unhappy at how he was treated during his last season at old trafford when the thirty one year old made only twelve appearances and says he wasn't given a proper chance to prove himself. going to start but i did try to fight for my sport but in the end it didn't work so when i got my goals in march that's when i was a starter there's nothing to be ashamed of i became a premier league champion twice top scorer in the league in general with united and reached the top of the game in the end i said my goodbyes with everyone and deserved it and i'm going to go on with my life in a different that's a completely normal thing to do. in the meantime russia have held their first open training session ahead of friday's opening world cup qualifier time to northern ireland this will be fabio capello's first competitive game in charge after the first without a drop captain under a shove in which is outport reports. if somebody a capello want to stamp his authority on his new russian side he certainly achiev