>> that's tim allen. >> stephen: you're not him? >> no! >> stephen: okay. no need to yell. what can the all-knowing zoltar do for you? >> well, last time we met, ias a 13-year-old boy who wanted to be older. so you granted my wish, and i woke up the next morning as a 30-year-old. i need you to do that again. >> stephen: your wish is to be 17 years older? >> no! no, no, no! no. i want you to turn me 30 again! >> stephen: but don't you remember the heart-warming lesson you learned last time? i learned being older isn't always what it's cracked up to be. a lesson i'm constantly learning at my age! the other day i tried to jump on one of those big floor pianos, and i swear i heard my hip snap. come on, make me 30! >> ste: >> oh, right... i think i have a quarter. >> stephen: seriously, a quarter? zoltar requires your eternal soul. >> i can't do that. >> stephen: why not?! >> i sold it to raise money for "that thing you do." >> stephen: oh, really. >> thank you. charlize theron's second job. >> stephen: tim allen's great in that. >> i'm in that. >> stephen: i thought you were th

>> that's tim allen. >> you're not him? we asked woman to smell two body washes and pick their favorite. i prefer b. b. what was a... bath and bodyworks. and their favorite... suave. really? i am impressed. . >>> big win, cool first win against the texans. welcome back. >> wouldn't you want to be a game ball went to coach kubiak last night after the broncos beat the texans 27-9. this was the first game for kubiak since a health scare a couple weeks ago. more highlights on that in a few minutes. the next game is broncos versus chargers here at mile high stadium on october 30th. happy victory day. i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. the coach has to feel good

. >> tim allen is great in that. >> no, he's -- i'm in that. >> i thought you were the guy from toy story. >> i am. tim' >> toy story 2? i thought you were both in all three of them. >> zoltar's got an attitude. when did that happen.

. >> tim allen is great in that. >> no, he's -- i'm in that. >> i thought you were the guy from toy story. >> i am. tim' >> toy story 2? i thought you were both in all three of them. >> zoltar's got an attitude. when did that happen. this is where the oil billionaire koch brothers hosted a fundraiser for kelly ayotte... this is where ayotte voted with the koch brothers 90% of the time. ayotte's campaigns collected millions from corporate interests. and voted for them, not you. she voted wall street banks voted big oil billions in tax breaks. but kelly ayotte voted against letting families refinance student loans. and against lowering the cost of prescription drugs. kelly ayotte's not working for new hampshire. dscc is responsible >>> it's an all new show today "right this minute." three ladies are terrorized by a man with a loaded gun. >> but these women are fig back. >> see the miracle turn of events that saved their lives. the sonogram showed a baby's heart in the wrong place. >> but luckily, doctors were able to put her heart back into her chest. >> how a baby who's defied the odds sin

. >> well, that is tim allen. >> you're not him? >> no. tom hanks reuniting with zoltar. >> he has been on roll lately. >> he has. he he's all over the place. >> i like t katie let's see what the weather is looking like, katie, not a fan of the scarf. >> she is scaring people outside at 5:30 in the morning. >> it is a little cool outside. about to get a lot colder, though, so expecting a frost, freeze to develop here, and come tomorrow morning, this same time, and actually maybe even little sooner than, that which we will get to, but at least for now, it will end up being pretty quiet day say for breeze and the fact it is cooler than average. our temperatures currently falling in the mid 40's, many locations on storm scan3, all tranquil. you have cup ill of clouds out there. no worries courtesy of high pressure. but taking a look at the area temperatures, yes, for the most part again in the four #'s right now, mid or upper or even lower 40's for most of you. but then couple of outline ers obviously most notably through places where you hav

we need tim allen to help the improvement stocks. they missed expectations.hey make washing machines. whirlpool. if you buy a house you put that in there. masco, they missed expectations. sherwin williams expectations were missed. home depot, a lot of homebuilders are sliding. dr horton. it could be a great buying opportunity if you believe there is a slight upside or more. it's kind of a leading indicator. i'm giving you a cheat sheet into people -- what people like i do. when housing stocks do well that means housing should do well unless we are at a stretch valuation. it's a leading indicator. >> evil are waiting to buy real estate. there waiting to buy when it drops. do you feel like there will be a drop next >> there will be some stagnation. sadly we need something like an earthquake to get a lot of inventory. my home city has 11 homes for sale. that is not enough. >>> the cost of raising a baby is expensive. how to cut the cost. >> $16,000 for the 1st year. from 0-17 $250,000. start saving money before you have a baby. i know it's a crazy idea. many exp

tim kaine. his name is george allen. like tim kaine, he is a former senator and governor.and tim kaine went head to head in the battle to be the next governor. >> i think it is very wrong to use the 200,000 men and women in virginia whose jobs are threatened by the sequestration deal that i oppose and tim has said in debates is the right thing to do. they should never be used as a political bargaining chip to raise taxes. >> george, you started your answer by saying i'm trying to hold the military hostage to raise taxes. >> no, i said the 200,000 -- >> you and i are both -- you and i are both fathers. and this one is very personal to me. >> i talked about the men and women working -- >> let him answer. >> i have a son who has just started a career in the military. i'm not going to do things that will hurt the troops or hurt defense. >> cain would go on to win that particular election. george al joins me now from washington, welcome, sir. >> good morning, carol, you're lucky to be in farmville. that brings back memories. >> i am, oh, it's gorgeous here, and the university's

. >>> i want to bring in nbc.com's james tim and jonathan allen, contributor to "roll call" and co-author of hrc. as we've heard from hillary clinton she made it clear, when it comes to the people out there, the voters have made up their minds about the emails. jonathan, here's more of what she had to say through her campaign spokesman, brian fallon, on msnbc shortly after the news broke. we'll listen. >> the director himself refers to the possibility that these materials, whatever they are, may not be significant at all. and so given that possibility and that likelihood from our vantage point, it boggles the mind why this step was taken 11 days to go. >> you have both sides saying release more information, give more details. you have that. does it boggle the mind that the fbi director released this information, but you think about where he's backed into a corner, didly have no other choice -- did he have no other choice, backed into a corner, feeling heat both ways? >> both are true. had boggles the minds, and he had no other great option. that is to say had he been looked at as underlin

tim kaine debate with george allen for a senate seat. and george allen used a racial epith epithet. do you think we'll hear him bring up this david duke values, this kkk values line? >> well, i think it's going to be part of the debate, i don't know if he'll bring it up or not it depends on the circumstances because he's a skilled debater. it won't be surprising, because 60% of americans believe that donald trump peddles in racism, bigotry, xenophobia and sexism. that's a fact. it's baked in the numbers. it's driven by donald trump's own words in affiliation in other -- >> he has no affiliations with those groups. let me point this out. this is just dirty politics. it's an effort by the clinton team to distract voters from what voters themselves say is the main issue. the economy. donald trump has a plan to bring jobs back to this country to give everyone in america a hefty tax break. hillary clinton is going to raise their taxes. so, of course, clinton wants to divert it with unsubstantiated and false charges of racism. >> lieutenant governor, scott bolden, i thank you both. if we'

austin allen with the fumble. tim williams recovers and will take it to the end zone. 21-7 alabama. they just reload. every year. just reload. plug them in and make it happen. jaylan hurt, this young quarterback really been dynamic for nick saban to damien o'hare. he will take it the rest of the way. harris 122 yards rushing. it's all alabama. 49-30. bama 49, arkansas 30 the final. tom herman, you hear his name a lot as far as big jobs and openings that used to go to lsu. we will see how it plays out. keep an eye on navy. this was a stunning upset will worth to brabden cologne. it's tough to try to defend that triple option. chance allen with the touchdown catch and houston down 46-40. houston going for the onside kick and the mid-shipmen men, this is an epic win. the last time they beat a top ten team you go back to 1984. navy president stunner over houston 46-40. how about that? tennessee, texas, a&m. one of featured matchups. that's a fun game to watch. joshua dobbs making a play to alvin. this tennessee team had to come from behind and tied it. now in the second overtime, trevor

grief counselors will be at allen wood high school where the teen went to school. >>> tim kaine will visit pittsburgh today after a stop in philadelphia. he addressed a crowd of supporters at the sheet metal union hall on columbus boulevard. he threw jabs at trump and pens calling him a pretty conveyery guy. trump called mike pence performance phenomenal, he took credit for it, he said the vp debate is unlikely to sway any voters. essayed to be ramping up for the next presidential showdown on sunday night. >> we're learning more about ride the ducks tour boats abruptly shut down. katherine scott has the details. >> reporter: matt, where we are standing is normally the gathering point for the tours. there's the information booth over there. if you tried to buy a ticket for ride the bucks online, you will get a statement saying the ride has indefinitely suspended. they served 1 million visitors since they started their operations in 2003. ride the ducks philadelphia has suspended operations indefinitely. the vehicles are a cross between buses and boats drive on land and in water. touri

tim cook or paul allen? >> that's a very interesting question. that it will hurt the surface to be honest. i just think what's going to happen that's going to replay over and over again and belichick is the most visible guy who uses the surface in america. not unlike when steve ballmer to my reunion harvard, he brought a microsoft phone. i said what the heck is that. he said, well, this is a microsoft phone. i said well i found someone who uses it. >> i love that story. what's on mad tonight? you got schultz. >> yes. that's going to be with kelly. now, kelly -- we have another kelly, kelly king. now, corbus is a guy any time we have a lightning round we have corbus on. but kelly king, we have to ask about whether it's the regionals time. the regionals are doing much better than the big banks. i think one of that is a lot start doing acquiring again. but i got to ask about politics. and i hate politics, but you got to ask. i mean, because banking, we keep waiting for banking to be turned into the greyhound bus business by a couple of those people

allen former senator, two very experienced politicians at the table. we thought you at show -- we would show you what it looks like when tim kaine is in that situation. seen a kaine: we have whole lot of effort to block women's progress, and effort i stand strongly against. george allen and i have strong differences. i proud that when i was governor, we did a lot to bring businesses to virginia and have a profile that made us more appealing than other states. if you rank state's top to bottom, we were better off during my administration than the allen administration. i support paycheck equity for women and the lilly ledbetter pay act. george allen has refused to support it. i support family medical leave. george allen repeatedly voted against it. i stand against ultrasound legislation, personhood legislation, and efforts to take away women's rights to receive fromaceptive coverage their workplace. you cannot have a strong economy for women if you take their choices away. >> again, style and substance. what did you hear? tim kaine has a great gift for being able to absorb vast quantities of complex information, giving it careful consideration, and then

tim grayson for assembly. then: fire poured out of this passenger plane.. at chicago's o'hare airport. tonight: federal investigators are at the scene. kpix 5's allen martin on the terrifying takeoff. >>> first an explosion and then fire poured out of this passenger plane at chicago o'hare airport. kpix5's allen march 10 10 -- martin on the terrifying takeoff. >> reporter: plumes of smoke and flames billowed out of the flight 383. runways were shut down at the airport. inside panicked passengers pushed and jeeped as they tried to escape the burning plane. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: they used the plane slides to evacuate as emergency crews rushed to put out the flames. >> it was a big ball of red flames blew up from that window. that's all i can tell you. iago the out of there as fast as i can. >> reporter: the boeing 767 was leaving chicago -- i got out of there as fast as i can. >> reporter: the being 767 was leaving chicago to miami -- the boeing 767 was leaving chicago to miami. >> about halfway getting out the smoke started to get heavy. that was the scariest part of the whole thing breathing in smoke when you go to take in oxygen. >> reporter

tim kaine won his race for u.s. senate in 2012, defeating former virginia senator and governor george allen. from the c-span archive, a ortion of that debate. >> it reminds me of similar event several years ago. we talked about transportation and right outside this building, there was not a hot links on the beltway being built. we talked about education. we put in place our largest bond package in the history of the commonwealth. and we expanded prekindergarten. and we talked mostly in the chamber about economic development. we won accolades in my first day as governor. i am proud of those achievements. i am especially proud that we did them in the midst of the worst recession since the 1930's. we have to fix congress to end gridlock, gridlock that is blocking progress to important goals. we need to fix the economy. to do it, we level the playing field for small business, we invest in infrastructure and we wind the talent race that will allow us to out educate and out innovate and come up with the ndustry's of tomorrow. we've got to fix the udget. to do so we need a balanced approach in the

tim kaine won his race for u.s. senate in 2012, defeating former virginia senator and governor george allen. from the c-span archive, a portion of that debate. featuring david gregory as the moderator. it's great >> be back with the fairfax chamber of commerce. it reminds me of a similar event seven years ago. at that event we talked about , transportation and right outside this building, there was not hot lanes being built on the beltway. we talked about education. during my time as governor we , put in place our largest bond package in the history of the commonwealth. and we expanded prekindergarten. and we talked mostly in the chamber about economic development. we landed marquis we won companies helton, volkswagen of north america, saic and northrup, and in northrop grumman. we won accolades in my first day as governor. i am proud of those achievements. i am proud we do them together. i am especially proud that we did them in the midst of the worst recession since the 1930's. and in the midst of a global fiscal collapse. we are here today because we have a senate issue. we have to fix co

tim kaine won his race for u.s. senate in 2012, defeating ormer virginia senator and governor george allen. from the c-span archive, a portion of that debate. >> surmise me of a similar event several years ago. we talked about transportation and right outside this uilding, there was not a hot links on the beltway being built. we talked about education. we put in place our largest bond package in the history of the commonwealth. nd we expanded prekindergarten. nd we talked mostly in the chamber about economic development. we won accolades in my first day as governor. i am proud of those chievements. i am especially proud that we did them in the midst of the worst recession since the 1930's. we have to fix congress to end gridlock, gridlock that is blocking progress to important goals. we need to fix the economy. to do it, we level the playing field for small business, we invest in infrastructure and we wind the talent race that will allow us to out educate and out nnovate and come up with the industry's of tomorrow. we've got to fix the budget. o do so we need a balanced pproach in the short