many of them saying to us, wish us luck. they've got two days left of talks before a possible strike. here's what we heard from both side this is morning. >> i tell you the union continues to move the position and we hope that management will respond in time today so we can avert a strike tomorrow night. that's what we're working for. we're committed to continuing to do that. we're hoping that the bart board of directors who have been notably absence from the negotiations and the general manager will come today and tomorrow to achieve a deal. >> the full authority to come to conclusion here, he's been doing that and working hard on it. he's the man who's making the decision. >> reporter: here's a look at what the traffic looked like in july when bart went on strike. officials say you need to plan now for what you will do without bart trains. they're suggesting if you can, work from home or if you have a flexible job, stagger hours. we know the board of directors will be meeting in closed sessions tomorrow likely talking abou

thank you for all the choice to use luck to you. guys were soon approaching world food day on october sixteenth they found it on the gold to see the hunger and make food a source of empowerment for all october also happens to be agent orange awareness month the time to educate about the lasting effects of the deadly chemicals spread by the u.s. military during the vietnam war and with these two important dates in mind activists from all over the world chosen this saturday october twelfth to hold the second official march against monsanto two months ago does not only responsible for the production of agent orange but now it's overtaking the global food supply with genetically modified seeds the march against this model of the corporation is an international event set to take place in over four hundred cities across fifty countries so to talk more about this massive rally and where a demonstration is taking place near you i was joined earlier by nick burnaby activist an organizer with march against month santo i first asked him why th

all of us have that luck. >> host: what does the sneeze have to to do do with the? > guest: nevermind the sneeze. just a moment of conception of any one of us. a million. the exact timing of the act of that gave rise to each one of us would have totally changed 1 million hit the jackpot on that particular occasion. a sneeze immediately before conception could clearly have that effect or simply change the timing. a sneeze twenty-year sirleaf would change the timing of when when -- got on a bus to berlin or caught this bus rather than that is. there's a whole series of effects which buy a secured as root would nevertheless have determined have changed which of many happened to work not just in hitler's own generation and of course in any generation that you can think of. you and me and her parents and grandparents and their great-grandparents. none of us have the entitlement to be alive yet we are. with hindsight somebody had to be a life and it happened to be yes. us. i expressed this in the opening sentences of another of my books we are going to die and that makes u

let us make a treaty. our luck is too good to last, let us stop now before it turns. luck! god has fought for us and you call it luck. and you would stop while there are still englishmen on this holy earth of dear france. maid, the king addressed himself to me, not you. you forget yourself. you very often forget yourself. then speak you, and tell him that it is not god's will that he should take his hand from the plow. if i am not as glib with the name of god as you are, it is because i interpret his will with the authority of the church, and of my sacred office. when you first came here you respected it, and would not have dared to speak as you are now speaking. you came clothed with the virtue of humility, and because god blessed your enterprises accordingly, you have stained yourself with the sin of pride. the old greek tragedy is rising among us. it is the chastisement of hubris. yes. i mean she thinks she knows better than everybody else. but i do know better than any of you seem to. and i am not proud. i never speak unless i know i am right. well, just so. how do you k

deal >> if we're not able to do that, then we're back in the same situation, christmas week so, wish us luck >> ac transit bus drivers and mechanics voted down two tentative agreements the last one gave drivers a 9.5% raise but increased medical premiums >> the state agency looking into the deaths of two workers at new 49ers stadium is now reopening the investigation into one of the accidents >> donald white, seen in this family photo was killed in an elevator accident in june abc seven news has the story now from santa clara >> reporter: workers start add riefing here at about 6:15 this morning they're dealing with the death of the man lak.uypÑ week cal osha says the 61-year-old truck driver was killed when a bundle of rebar fell off the side of the truck and on top of him at about 6:30 in the morning workers say their start time has been moved back to 7:00 a.m so they can have more light >> we're making change was the lighting and stuff that is a factor >> every morning we do a team briefing how are you going to be save? safety is key have you to think of fingers and toes, i want to go hom

us. >> good luck tomorrow riding b.a.r.t.it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- michael douglas, larry the cable guy, the music of thomas rhett and "headlines." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: welcome to "the tonight show." thank you. thank you. kind of a -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you. kind of a rough day today. kind of a rough day. a friend of mine was given six

i wouldn't use the word luck for the. i would say that this is there is things they within, their genes, their upbringing, their parents. are brought up in a home lined with books like this studio. you don't want to achieve -- after that to chance, to luck. that's a threat of circumstances. they were well endowed and all sorts of senses. that's not mysterious. >> host: i find it mysterious. i mean, i find that if you look at the division between rich and poor and the people who suffer and the people who don't, it's mysterious whiny. why do i did have a good life and someone else loses all their children in a massacre. >> guest: this is because you sort of see some kind of natural justice. you feel somehow wrong that somebody should have all the good fortune and others not. if there were natural justice it wouldn't happen. certain societies do their best to, as it were, redistribute the good fortune. countries like the scandinavian countries that have high tax rates and take a lot from the rich and give to the poor. i mean

i won't use the word of luck for that. various things favored them, their upbringing, their education, their parents brought up with books. you don't want to attribute that to chance. that is a set of circumstances they were well endowed. that is and mysterious. >> host: i find it mysterious that if you look at the division between rich and poor people that suffer and the people that don't, it's mysterious why mean, why i get to have a good life and somebody else loses all their children in a massacre. >> guest: but it's because people there ought to be natural justice. you feel it's wrong that somebody should have all of this good fortune and others not. if there were natural justice that wouldn't happen and certain societies to their best to as it were redistribute the good fortunes and take a lot from the rich and give to the poor, things like obamacare is trying to do in a very small way. this is trying to achieve a certain amount of justice, redistributed the justice. you are protesting when you say some people have a

us. good luck. here we go. jeopardy! round. today, these categories in the first round.u-n" in quotation marks. chris, start. let's start with travel books for $200, please. stuart. what is railroad? yes. i'll take travel books for $400, please.

us. good luck, and what a terrible tragedy. i hope every parent out there is watching and checking social media and everything else for every child. this is truly a nightmare in so many ways and tragic in the nightmare in so many ways and tragic in the death. thank you, sheriff. test test >>> okay, everyone, it's time to hash it out. if you ever find yourself locked up, facebook could be your new path to freedom. "one of this weekend's arrestees was unable to reach anyone by phone for bail money. they posted their need for bail money on their facebook page. shortly after his online plea for help, a facebook friend came through and sprung him from jail. >>> and are you worried about zombies? a north carolina animal shelter has a solution. wspa 7 tweeting, rutherford county shelter urges to prep for adoptive cat. they even promise a full refund in a zombie ever invades their home. now it's time to hash it out. greta on your tweets and posts. >>> coming up, w >>> okay. let's all go off the record for just a minute. last night, muc

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us. >> good luck to you, sir, you too, as well, sarah. you both so much for being here. >> thank you, megyn. >>> millions left in limbo, not sure what they're going to wind up with for coverage, or if they have coverage at all. they're saying don't look at me, it is not our fault, it is the insurance company's fault. joining me, a veteran of two presidential campaigns, democratic analyst, welcome to you both. simon, let me start with you. i mean, now, you are a defender of the administration. let me get your thoughts on this. >> well, there is clearly a lot of work to be done on obama care. i mean, the implementation has been a little bit rocky. there are some things that have gone right. i think the biggest fault i would place and the things you're covering tonight is that this has been such a surprise. you know, the truth is, the individual market as you discussed earlier, has been a rocky place for a long time. the average person in the individual market keeps their insurance three years before it is turned over. so this should not be

us. good luck this winter season. >> thank you. >> reporter: hopefully it won't be a snowy one but it might be a cold one. >> that's right. thank you very much. >> reporter: thank so you much. the new acting director here talking about all the events that will take place today. so essentially what happens, you see this plow truck here, one of the 300 pieces of equipment that they have here. we will have many of these plow trucks actually heading out on to the roads today. they will do a dry run, make sure the equipment works and they'll take a look at any conditions on the road that need to be addressed before this snow removal begins this winter season and they will report back here to the hub to make sure that they address and fix those problems before they really become major headaches when the winter weather comes our way. so at the 6:00 hour, we'll actually head inside a vehicle, head out on the roads and talk to a driver about what they expect and what they see on the roads this morning. back to you, mike. >> thanks, deal ya. see you in a bit -- delia. see you in a bit. >>> there's a

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us. good luck to you and everyone trying to end this government shutdown. >> that's it for me.l be back 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room." much more then. in the meantime, the news room continues with brooke baldwin right after this. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with people. so you have time to focus on the things you love. ink from chase. so you can. but i didn't want her towait see my psoriasis. no matter how many ways i try to cover up, my psoriasis keeps showing up. all her focus is on me. but with these dry, cracked, red, flaky patches, i'm not sure if i want it to be. this is more than uncomfortable, it's unacceptable. visit psoriasis.com where you can get refusing to hide, a free guide filled with simple strategies for livin

luck. (steve bolz, us postal inspector) "they are told they've won a prize, either a sweepstakes or a lottery prize - but there is a catch." foreign lottery scams are costing americans more than 120 million dollars a year. thousands of people are falling victim to the promise of big winnings. (steve bolz, us postal inspector) "they have to pay money in order to collect this prize, there will be some sort of explanation it might be they have to pay taxes, they have to pay customs, processing fees it's all window dressing." in an unusual twist - a postal clerk tipped inspector bolz off to a victim being targeted by two rival groups of foreign lottery scammers. (steve bolz, us postal inspector) "he was standing in line at the post office ready to mail a package as one of these groups directed him when he received a phone call on his cell phone from a rival group. when they learned what he was doing they gave him a new address to send that package. that is what he did." the astute postal clerk sent that package to inspector bolz who then returned it. this is a picture of the victim counting the c

us and hopefully know. because you >> hello! hello! in there. d get lost >> good luck explorers. >> my two favorite people -- you doing? >> so, we asked them some interesting questions. talking about tonight? >> we're going to talk about how women name their daughter the same name as them, how they're junior. >> i never thought about it although i don't know if there is a woman high know is named their mother. >> there's loot. >> because they don't say junior. know. never >> so julie says -- >> hanna storm named one of her daughters hanna. >> you know what else is interesting, this is just me les and t the video, julie wepb out with another like that looked exactly them. older ed like a rich white guy and it was did you cats of themselves. it's a club. possible. >> welcome to joy luck club. bye. >> coming up, rod got michelle rod leaving chateau marmont. bar raf felly she can't find a man. neither can michelle rod rod. funny. r. kelly in new york. what's the status of the trafped in a closet >> he said the package is coming out. no, don't. tmz online and on your phone 24/7. >> hey

i have two boys, bobby and jake. >> we wish you luck as you continue to serve those people and feed the people of your area. thafrmingdz for joining us tonight and good luck. >> thank you. thank you very much. have a good night. >> israel just released 26 more palestinian prisoners, a decision that did not sit well with the israel prime minister plus. >> all i have to do is claim stand your ground and that i believe i was threatened and the victim is dead. >> a mother who is son was shot to death tells me why the stand your ground laws need to be swaininged. >>grounded. >>real. >>unconventional. >>an escape from the expected. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >> israel has released 26 prisoners. it calls for more than 100 detain easy who have been behind bars. the first 26 were released in august. the israel supreme court cleared their their release in a

. >> thank you for saying good morning to us, and good luck to him and the rest of the team tonight. >> we take a live look now as the sun is starting to peak out behind some trees. georgetown road there. it is going to be another nice day. so nice we can't keep eileen whelan inside. >> we have to chain her to the weather center, she got out again. [laughter] >> seriously she is out again, out on the loose! it is beautiful this morning. live cameras we've seen from amanda meadows showing us the traffic cams and jacqui jeras with the weather bug cameras, it looks spectacular. temperatures starting off comfortable in the 50s and 60s. some spots, i'm out here in a short sleeved shirt and i feel comfortable. 65 downtown. our frederick location is not being reported right now but i have to give a quick shout out to new market elementary school for having me last night at stem night, thank you so much for welcoming me to your school and helping to talk about the weather. of course it doesn't hurt when the weather forecast is so fantastic. today, partly cloudy and warm. if you liked yesterd

wish us luck. "fox & friends" for this wednesday starts now. >> this is richard of the oak ridge boys and you're watching "fox & friends." >> can't even get close to that. >> very deep voice. >> we have a lot of famous friends with deep voices. >> for two and a half weeks we were talking about the shutdown, who is at fault, when will it end. shutdown, slowdown, slimdown, whatever it was. all the way on our 1-b section, do you see how obamacare srolg out. now there is nothing else to talk about except for the epic failure of obamacare, not for program, if it works, to actually find out if it works. can't even sign off. 12% of the country says it is going well. the rest of us are saying what's wrong with that 12%? what are they watching? >> we were promised in 2009 this would be transparent. everything being presented, this would be a transparent administration. that is not happening. apparently tomorrow the president is set to meet with democrats to go over the glitches and the problems with the ins

luck. joining us now to explain. >> this newspaper has been around for 126 years. prod call of history all over the world, the name change is part of the plan to keep up with the latest. >> for americans abroad it was news from hone, before the rest of the planet an, i congress of the new world. the international herald tribune immortalized by the fret film "breathless" change its name. the paper in hand, the president celebrated the news at the stock exchange. >> 26 years in this history -- >> the new york herald quickly became a staple looking for a slice of americana. and more than 30 years it was co owned by the new york times and the washington post. until 2003, when the times became the sole owner. he recalls a much different way of printing news than what we see today. >> when we edited this copy. and when we finished editing we threw it in the hole down to the floor, that's the way the copies moved, it was called the gravity system, down. it's a lot different now. >> today the international new york times has a print circulation 220.000. the rebranding is p

. >> jeannine and mason reid, thank you for joining us tonight. good luckks. >> thanks, lawrence. >> chris hayes is next. >>> bitter tea. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in los angeles out here for the tonight show. let me start tonight with this. the sky is falling on the republican one liners. they promised not to bring down the economic position in the world. especially for ted cruz, his unfavorables have doubled. but it's the whole party that's taking a beating ton.

. >> jeannine and mason reid, thank you for joining us tonight. good luck>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes and we have a heck of a show for you tonight. because tonight, ten days into the government shutdown, a stunning new nbc/"wall street journal" poll shows approval ratings for the republican party at historic lows. and at this very moment, a little more than an hour after their meeting with president obama broke up with this definitive sign of a deal or any new path forward, gop staffers are huddling on capitol hill with plans to stay the night. house speaker john boehner's strategy of the day, as best we can tell, was to offer the white

. >> jeannine and mason reid, thank you for joining us tonight. good luck, mason. >> thanks. >> thanks, lawrence. >> chris hayes is next. >>> bitter tea. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in los angeles out here for the tonight show. let me start tonight with this. the sky is falling on the republican one liners. they promised not to bring down the economic position in the world. especially for ted cruz, his unfavorables have doubled. but it's the whole party that's taking a beating tonight. people don't like having their government held captive, don't like their economy being threatened and guess what. they now like the president's health care plan a lot more. it hurts the country too much to laugh, but let's face it, even the republicans are facing it tonight. they followed the wrong leader into the wilderness. they went off a cliff because a bugle boy out there blew charge into the nasty winds of reality. they got drew into a cause that no one can explain now. did ted cruz only have one cause? could it have been ted cruz? and

o'reilly thank you very much for joining us tonight. best of luckhere's reverend blackwell's response to what o'reilly said. blackwell told us tonight i am not commenting on o'reilly's book directly since i have not read it. i am skeptical of his use of history. >> press to. the station should have checked him out. i'm glad they did it after the fact. they never should have put him on the air. if you see or hear something dishonest, confront it on the spot. never walk away from that stuff. there is far too much in america. only you guys and me can stop it. factor tip of the day. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different from bill o'reilly.com. we'd like you to spout off about the factor. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, cater walling when writing to the factor. we want you to do us favors. tell us about the mad as held seg -- segment. do you like it? we want you more involved with the show. this twitter business, come on. i don't know what it is. i understand it's like three, four words. t

propagate in the united states of america prejudice and bigotry. >> thank you for being with us and best of luckn these negotiations. >>> coming up the very varied real world impact of the shutdown. we are talking to people that are suffering from real pain from their leaders inability to get the deal done. >> what do you think. we are fielding your questions and join ourversation onation on twitter and google plus pages. >>> just when you thought the shutdown was ending it's not. the federal workers will get back pay eventually but even they have busines bills to pay . >> many other american workers will never see the money they have lost again. the insid just neist you naturea shutdown from a man starting his own business and communities that rely on tourism are feeling the squeeze. joining me now to talk about how the shutdown is affecting their lives. thank you all for being on the show tonight. >> kelly i want to start with you. we heard how the national parks have been hit hard with the shutdown. october is peek season and the scenic railroad that goes through the ki the national par. it's

us. lots of luck. we know everyone across the country is pulling for you but you need more than that. you need somebody to cut through the red tape. thank you, sir. >> thank you. take care. >> breezy point, of course, in new york, that community a scene of unbelievable destruction after hurricane sandy. nearly 130 homes engulfed in flames after rising waters sparked an electrical fire. families lost everything. now we're hearing new homes are beginning to pop up on the charred landscape. this picture shows before and after on what a difference a year can make. you can see an outline of a new foundation in the second photo. another hopeful sign, kids across sandy, devastated communities, are finally going to have halloween. it's the halloween they missed out on last year because of the storm. new jersey governor chris christie plans to get in the spooky spirit this year. listen to what he revealed to matt lauer on the "today" show. >> most important question, what's your costume? >> it's funny, matt, this year, i'm actually going as savannah guthrie. i don't understand why but i'm actu

us. >> well, good luck tomorrow. we are out of time. i'm going to be encroaching on the next show.o have you here. robin, we always love having you. >> thank you, chris. >> that's going to wrap up this hour of "jansing & co." i'm chris jansing. thomas roberts is up next. chunky spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. okay, who helps you focus on your recovery? yo, yo, yo. aflac. wow. [ under his breath ] that was horrible. pays you cash when you're sick or hurt? [ japanese accent ] aflac. love it. [ under his breath ] hate it. helps you focus on getting back to normal? [ as a southern belle ] aflac. [ as a cowboy ] aflac. [ sassily ] aflac. uh huh. [ under his breath ] i am so fired. you're on in 5, duck. [ male announcer ] when you're sick or hurt, aflac pays you cash. find out more at aflac.com. [ male announcer ] when you're sick or hurt, aflac pays you cash. "stubborn love" by the lumineers did you i did. email? so what did you

o'reilly thank you very much for joining us tonight. best of luckre's reverend blackwell's response to what o'reilly said. blackwell told us tonight i am not commenting on o'reilly's book directly since i have not read it. i am skeptical of his use of history. >> press to. the station should have checked him out. i'm glad they did it after the fact. they never should have put him on the air. if you see or hear something dishonest, confront it on the spot. never walk away from that stuff. there is far too much in america. only you guys and me can stop it. factor tip of the day. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different from bill o'reilly.com. we'd like you to spout off about the factor. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, cater walling when writing to the factor. we want you to do us favors. tell us about the mad as held seg -- segment. do you like it? we want you more involved with the show. this twitter business, come on. i don't know what it is. i understand it's like three, four words. thi

. >> jeannine and mason reid, thank you for joining us tonight. good luck, mason. >> thanks. >> thanks, >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes and we have a heck of a show for you tonight. because tonight, ten days into the government shutdown, a stunning new nbc/"wall street journal" poll shows approval ratings for the republican party at historic lows. and at this very moment, a little more than an hour after their meeting with president obama broke up with this definitive sign of a deal or any new path forward, gop staffers are huddling on capitol hill with plans to stay the night. house speaker john boehner's strategy of the day, as best we can tell, was to offer the white house a clean raise the debt ceiling for six weeks, in the beginning of formal budget negotiations, all while the government would remain shutdown. today's strategy does not appear to be working. and now john boehner has to figure out what tomorrow's strategy is. put yourself in john boehner's shoes for a moment. imagine what it's like for him to wake up every morning and fac

us. we appreciate your time. good luck this friday at the fashion show at tysons. howard, over to you. >>> a beautiful day under way. hard to believe it's the 2nd of october. feels like the 2nd of august. we're going into the mid and upper 80s this afternoon. we'll be in the mid-80s shortly. i think it will are closer to 86, 87, maybe 88 for the high. back to 80 by 7:00. 75 by 9:00. a little bit of a breeze right now out of the west and west, northwest. that could push us. that's a good wind flow coming down the mountains so it compresses, heats up. could get close to these records today. 89 was set at all three airports. baltimore, dulles, d.c. in 1986. we have records even in martinsburg going back to 1927 when they hit it, believe it or not, 98 degrees. all right, today we've got sunshine here. some cloudiness in the mountains. but locally beautiful blue skies. and a very warm air mass. the ground is dry. the air is dry. so it doesn't take as much energy to heat up. that's why we're already in the low 80s in many areas. 81 in frederick. by the way, the lady who

. >> host: you have used the word of luck several times in the last few minutes and it sounds a little bit like feet. it doesn't sound very scientific >> guest: it's to save something like certain people are lucky. you say somebody is a very lucky person. if all you mean is that they have had a lot of luck that's fine but if you mean that they are prone to lucky and you couldn't predict -- the most extreme example of who bats first is determined by the toss of of a clan and it certainly does matter that some people actually believe they tossed a coin and one of the captains calls heads or tails some people believe that some individuals are more lucky at getting that call at the toss them others and the even choose the plan year as captain because they think he's more likely to win the talks said they believe some people are lucky people. that is total nonsense so that is the sense that it's not scientific. but it's not to say that so and so is very lucky because he had a series of good things happening. nor is it wrong to say that we are lucky to be alive because a sneeze at any time i

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