"the waltons" reuniting.ly like no other. every thursday night at 8:00. >> good night, everybody. >> reporter: the entire cast gathered at the "entertainment weekly" photo shoot. >> this is the first time we've all been together. >> reporter: 32 years after leaving the air. olivia and john walton. john-boy. mary ellen. jason. ben. erin. jim-bob. and elizabeth. what do you think the closest thing we have right now, on air, in original production? >> "true blood." as close to it. >> reporter: "true blood." >> "dexter." >> reporter: joking aside, "the waltons" dealt with some very real issues. >> just go. >> you see, it's the drink. >> we dealt with segregation. we dealt with the book burning. we dealt with jewish people coming over to the united states. beginning of the war. >> one of the most moving scenes to watch is in the episode about the book burning. >> if you burn this book, you can't know about it. and you had your freedom taken away from you. you understand me? >> the same thing with the house burning

don't tell that to the alice walton. she built a museum that's drawn more than a million visitors in less than two years. this building, this museum is on old walton family land, a place where you used to run around. >> catch crawdads. >> reporter: okay. the little girl who used to catch crawdads in a bentonville creek is the youngest daughter of sam walton, founder of walmart. >> i remember what my mom told me. she'd say, you know, alice, if you give the thing that you love the most you will be giving the right gift. >> reporter: what alice love it >> reporter: what alice loves most is american art. she and her siblings built a place for it called crystal bridges. when you see people walk through here now, especially children, what does it do for you? >> it hits me right here. >> reporter: she's moved not just because the children seem to be enjoying it so much but because she knows it is making a difference in their lives. university of arkansas researchers completed a massive study of children who visit crystal bridge

. >> reporter: the walton family is grateful for each day together. catherine and her five kids were rescued from the nairobi mall, including 4-year-old portia, a moment captured in this iconic image. dad philip was miles away in north carolina on business as his family lived through a nightmare. how long were you trapped? >> three and a half to four hours. it was pretty terrifying. >> reporter: catherine and the three girls had come down the main escalator. this escalator in ruins after the four-day siege. >> there was a loud explosion, sounded like breaking glass. then people started screaming and running. then i grabbed the girls and started just running. >> reporter: the two boys were trapped in the grocery store. here's that store after the siege. the most intense fighting happened here. these exclusive photos show the mall ravaged by gunfire, explosions and fire. after becoming a battle zone. >> reporter: portia laid down flat as she could on her stomach, put her hands in her ears and laid there for hours and just motionless and quiet. >> we wer

"the waltons"? we're getting "the waltons" back together. "gma" reunions week. so many great shows.jay friday. >>> we have a wonderful friday crowd with us. >> it goes on forever. >> everywhere. and vanilla ice is here. look at this. he's showing up on a horse and buggy. >> a first look at his show, "vanilla ice goes amish." he's going to share with lara great tips for making the most of a small space in your home. >> great friend of the program. >> you're going to see it all. >>> and by the way, robin. you're going to sit down and talk to us about a little bit with kerry washington, about something special. international -- >> day of the girl. and an important documentary, that's been a passion project of hers. talk with her and some others about that. very special day. >>> and how special was it yesterday to be on "the view." we have to thank all of the ladies of "the view," for putting up with us. and learning that josh was a blonde when he was young. it was worth the price of admission. >> it was worth it. >> they learned that sam was a brunette. >> we had you watching yesterday

question number two is, fairly strong language from judge walton and judge bates in 2009. would you characterize the ig's relationship with the fisa judges as better progress made, would we not see the los angeles used today if we look at the documents equivalent to the one i quoted from? >> on the second one first, we're having a fisa judge up to nsa tomorrow. they will go through and see what our folks do. on the first one, this is actually where this committee, you know, this was wire rushing number 14 for me by the committee. we made a mistake what we thought we wrote and how we met the information to go into was not the way we represented that. to the court in multiple representations, and it was a mistake in translating a technical to illegal frame work. i'll tell you, and what i told the committee four years ago, i think the people who made that mistake made an honest mistake. this was not somebody doing anything willful. they made the mistake. i talked to the people, and i said, okay, that's on me, and so we carried that forward, and we actually looked at it, and w

the cyclists include bill walton and chris mullin and 15 physically challenged athletes. the ride benefits the challenged athlete foundation. the rides have raised more than $1.3 million for the foundation. >>> let's take a live look at san jose right now. clear skies and looking beautiful out there right now. but it's a shade chilly. let's check in with rob mayeda and see if it still is. >> it is indeed. clear skies. no fog in the way of the view across san francisco bay. but the temperatures tonight turning chilly unless you have enough wind to keep the temperatures near 61. north winds keeping the temperatures up. 56 in san jose. it will be an interesting morning tomorrow morning. where the winds are light you will wake up to the low 40s. but some locations could be near 60 tomorrow morning. here's a look at the wind speeds. west at 20 in san matteo. and the winds yellow in the hill tops the winds are increasing as the system that is bringing thunder and lightning to the north of sacramento and snow showers in the sierra is cranking up the winds. but no worries about s

. >> reporter: lose walton and marcia shapiro also tied the knot. >> we are thrilled to be married and thrilled for the next generation. >>> we are learning right now a 7-year-old girl is in critical condition after she was run over by the family car. this was 9:30 last night along potomac manor drive in rock hill. authorities say the mother put her car in reverse, did not see her own daughter and struck the child. >>> the richmond times dispatch has decided it doesn't like either candidate for virginia governor. the newspaper wrote this marks, we believe, the first time virginia's times dispatch has not endorsed a candidate. we find it impossible to endorse any of the 2013 candidates, even with minimal support. >>> a 17-year-old boy shot and wounded at a home in west virginia has now died. juan carlos ga doy was shot friday. hover martinez is charged with illegal firearm possession and now investigators are trying to determine whether or not the shooting was intentional or just a tragic accident no the search is on for three men accused of robbing and beating an elderly couple in ann

up next to the walton looks at whether america's homeland security department has declared war on whistleblower was breaking the set . a spanish language teacher in texas has been fired for posing nude in playboy before she became a teacher parents of found out about this demand that she be fired because her past was inappropriate and that it was a distraction in the classroom well this was something she did in the past which was legal so there's that i mean if you pose for playboy you are forbidden to work in the normal world also as a former teenage boy i can tell you that any young attractive teacher will cause a distraction with the boys and wolf you can fire people for being distracting that when they have to fire every teacher with a handicap or abnormal appearance on the other hand though teachers are supposed to be people for children to respect and to look up to and when you're spares teachers of so the good stuff for money to playboy it is a lot harder respect that sort of person and it sure isn't a good example for my daughter this is actually a very complex issue but i can say is th

louise walton and marsha shapiro also tied the knot. they are part of the lawsuit fighting for marriage equality. >> we're thrilled for ourselves, we're thrilled to be able to get married and we're thrilled for the next generation. >> reporter: marlie hall for cbs news, newark, new jersey. >> many of them married early this morning say they will keep fighting until same-sex marriage is legal worldwide. >>> 4:50. a marathon with a big message. the bay area woman's extraordinary journey that took her across the finish line in the nike women's marathon. coming up. >> and when it rains, mysterious sea serpents in southern california, it apparently pours. we'll explain. >>> we are starting out cool in spots. 40s and 50s, dense fog at the coastline. we'll talk about it coming up. >> all right. we knew this would happen. we're already seeing backups at the bay bridge toll plaza. those delays are building for the drive out of oakland into san francisco. we'll have more on your monday traffic in just a few minutes. >>> we introduced amy to you l

walton's strasburg told nikki says he too was arrested over a fabricated case becoming another recognised political prisoner. i got eight and a half years if it wasn't for new premie ivanishvili i wouldn't have got out in just one week i saw they took out four dead bodies from jail they said those young men died from diseases but that's nonsense days before last october's parliamentary election videos showing yun inmates being humiliated and beaten became the last straw for the georgian people selfishness party lost but this georgian media veteran says the public you for rio is defeat is tempered by how much the people had already lost individually and. promoted georgian people astelin and they should with history and we started to live in it we started moving away from our soviet past be our heroes of the hour jenius he managed to convince then tile world and under the flag of democracy we got fascists as george's electoral votes for many here it's less about welcome in the future but saying goodbye to their past the law prevents me from running for president again now has a mission is l

if you look at walmart or read sam walton's biography that frugality is baked right in walmart.nd i think besos plucked strands of different companies, and that's a trait that he took from walmart. >> there are a whole bunch of parallels of personal life and professional life between the two of them. >> not only kind of creating great technology franchise, but you know, to what you're referring to on the personal side, steve jobs was adopted, and in my book i explored jeff besos's early history and found not only did he have a biological father who was not in his life, but that this person had a remarkable history, he was in in an unicycle troop, and i traced him down at a bike shop in phoenix, and didn't even know that his son had become a billionaire and was running this worldwide company. >> you did amazing leg work to find him, but you must have been completely shocked when you figured out that he didn't know who jeff besos was. >> the question is does this matter? how is this important to the amazon story? besos is such an unique driven individual just like jobs and preside

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. >> the waltons. >> the waltons.night, john boy. they said, what? i said, what do you mean? >> it's terrible. they don't get it. it's awful. everybody will be reminded. and hey, you youngsters will get it now. by the way, you cannot scroll the dial of the television without running into clinton kelly, by the way. he's co-host of abc's "the chew." >> hi, everybody. >> and now, by the way, taking over the publishing world. like, there's a brand-new book. right? you say it. it's how to be -- >> freakin' fabulous on a budget. >> it comes out when? >> tomorrow. >> you take us through the three areas of being fab. >> i need all the fab i can get. >> maybe a little more fabby. i asked people what they wanted in a book. they wanted easy recipes that were fancy but doable. great fashion advice. and great crafts, because "clinton's craft corner" on "the chew" is popular. >> you know now make it elegant. start with the food. how do we cheat our way through elegant food? >> you thing about things that are fancy in nature and dum

who the heck are you to second guess this online sam walton to cyber henry ford?onsider you could have become a millionaire many times over with a small investment in amazon if you understood that lodge ec. even if you found it ill logical, yourself. what is the argument? anticipating what the buyers will do if a higher quality benchmark saying, no, i'm not making that money. i know many people say the greater pool theory where you own it hoping someone else will take you out at a higher price. hearings a shocker. that's why you own any stock. it's not amazon is transparent with what those other buyers want, tremendous growth, so i say simply congratulations if you gained amazon correctly or traded well or frankly you invested from a long run and stop complaining if you missed it or worse you the distorted it because you were plain wrong and while you can come back and say, hey, cramer, just you wait, crash and burn coming. i respond, people have been saying that for the last wealth cre yaegs here. they left huge gains on the table. so let me tell you something, f

thanks. >> you know, it's interesting, you know, reggie walton's letter is interesting as long as we're on topic. we know now that yahoo actually was a company that went back to the court and fought actually up through the apalate process there and eventually, unfortunately lost the case that they had brought, but -- >> under the protect america act. >> yes. i guess not under those particular sections. that's true, but so, you know, talking about transparency today and transparency is a thing that ccia has latchedded on to since, well, actually since before snowden, but definitely since snowden, talking about transparency going back a number of years under reauthorization of patrioting and fisa that we testified in the past and so forth, but certainly since, you know, june of this year when we started learning a lot more about what is going on, we've been talking, clearly, about the need for transparency, sent letters to both the president and congress and a number of members that filed a suit in the fisk against the government for the ability under first amendment irrationallization fo

walmart or sam walton's autobiography, the frugality is baked into wall mart. >> jake, a reader, wentnd plucked dna from a lot of different things, that's a trade he took from walmart. >> you mentioned steve jobs. that is clear in the book - there's a bunch of parallels - personal and two. >> not only creating a great technology franchise, but to what you are referring to on the personal side, famously steve jobs was adopted. part of this explored jeff bezos's earlier history and found to, my surprise, that not only did he have a biological father who was not in his life, but that this person had a remarkable history, was in the unicycle troop as a teenager when jeff was born. i traced the father down, he was running a bike shop outside phoenix and didn't know his son had become a billionaire and ran a world-wide known company. >> you did amazing leg work to find him. you must have been completely shocked when you figured out that he didn't know who jeff bezos was. the question is - does this matter? why is this important to the amazon story? i think that jeff bezos is a unique, drive

destin, fort walton beach. maybe foley, alabama.f chauffeurs those area -- shores, those areas would have to watch out. it will weaken over land bringing some rains into the atlanta area. for sunday and monday and then it's going to head our way monday, monday night. here it is tuesday morning at 2:00 a.m. down toward richmond. i think this could be out of here early tuesday. so monday would be the day to get some decent rains for a change. 88 hot and humid. most of us are not going to be called off by the stray p.m. shower. more fog to believe. 88 tomorrow again a stray shower mainly north of town. sunday still looks very warm and upper 80s and monday, finally rain likely. 76 and i think that's good news for a lot of people who are wanting the rain. and then really nice weather by wednesday and thursday and temps in the 70s. monika samtani, you've been tracking a lot of things yourself this morning. >>> how i wished that i had all good news for you on this beautiful friday morning. and guess what? i have exactly the opposite. on th

he is suspected of hitting a car on walton street near 12th avenue a-witness followed his car to hise six blocks away, he is a 22 year veteran of the police department. san francisco police say he is on paid leave pending an internal affairs investigation. >> three processing plants linked to a salmonella outbreak are allowed to stay opennen. they announced they after made immediately and substantial changes and inspectors are promising intensified sampling for at least the next 90 days, officials say the outbreak has made nearly 300 people sick, most here in california. >>> some parents are fighting back to save a halloween tradition even though the administrators say it is final. the school told parents the parade and costume tradition is being cancelled. 1 frustrated parent has started an on-line petition to bring halloween back, the superintendent says he supports the principal and teacher decision saying it was taking too much time away from academics. >> 6:57, as the day begins, still no deal for now no bart and its unions but the trains keep rolling this morning and there is a

so the notion that we are paying so that the walton family worth over $144 billion can have more profit an obscenity. >> what do you say when they say it's the free market. people are willing to work for these wages. >> they're willing to work for these wages because walmart is the single business force in driving down wages, in not paying people what they're worth, and taking advantage of an economy which is in deep, deep trouble. and the job of all of us and those great organizations and the people at walmart is to insist, pay me a fair wage. i'm willing to work hard. give me what is my due. >> what impact is this video around the country and these kinds of demonstrations, what's your anticipation on what kind of impact this is going to have on walmart? >> as we saw when we made the film about walmart, remember they're not a political party. they are selling you goods. they're concerned about the brand. they're concerned about tarnishing the brand. and they're concerned about the fact that walmart has one of the most negative associations of any brand across the country. that turns sh

sam walton at walmart and steve jobs at apple and bill gates, of course, these leaders who you don'td don't -- arnt satisfied with the status quo and want the best out of everything around them. in amazon's case, it makes it a tough place to work. the turnover rate is very high. it also is probably responsible for a good deal of amazon's success. bezos is not kplasant. we saw a lot of those early internet companies like aol and yahoo! founder and amazon has come up with the kindle and tablets because he never stops and always inventing new things. >> brad, as you know, bezos' latest project remaking the "washington post" which he purchased recently. why do you think he decided to buy the post and what do you think he's going to bring to that? >> the first opportunity presented itself, we know the graham family was shopping the post. we learned this week the ebay founder was also interested. so the opportunity was there for jeff bezos it's pocket change. but he also believes his mix of long term orientation and innovation and operational discipline can revive the newspaper. i bet we s

good to see everybody coming together, working toward a common goal, several institutions, okaloosa, walton, century, the ig's canine. what we're doing this morning, mass search. our goal is to identify, locate and remove items of contraband, making santa rosa a safer place for the inmates and the staff. >> today's search will cover two housing units and involve officers from santa rosa, three other state prisons, and the state's inspector general's canine unit. the dogs are trained detect the scents of both drugs and cell phones. >> we've got six different search teams. some things i want to caution y'all. i want everybody to remain professional during the search today. i want to leave the bunks and the areas as close as we can to the way we found them. in the event it becomes necessary to use force, utilize the minimum amount of force necessary in accordance with the procedure. >> get in your boxers. shower slides only. unlock your lockers. stay in your cell. >> we're about to roll the door. stay in your cell. >> make sure it's unlocked. >> let's go! >> what we do is clear out the cell fi

walton beach, we're into destin. over to my right side, you really can't see it now, are all the sand dunes which are really nature's natural barriers to storms. fortunately not going to have to deal with this, anything like that in this particular situation. but when we get around the corner here, you can see a lot of the sea grapes and different kind of vegetation here. again, a lot of the natural barriers to protect against storms, against storm surge. but, again, not going to be an issue in this case. when we come around the corner here, i'm going to jump out of the car in just a second. give you an idea what we're looking at. a lot of this is very, very low-lying, so you can get with high winds and rain a lot of coastal flooding. but that may not be an issue either with this storm. but let me get out and we'll give you a look down the beach. so, don, what we have here, and you can see down this way here, this is highway 98. this is the bridge over into destin. but all on both sides, very, very low-lying terrain

drudge forgets that walmart's walton family heirs lined up with their pocket books in hand to support many congressional republican candidates in 2012. or maybe he has inadvertently revealed a particular penchant for parking lot voyeurism. we'll leave it to the first person to respond oh to us is sinkly sum it up. drudge, sounds like you live a super weird life. thanks so much for watching. michael eric dyson sits in for

drudge forgets that walmart's walton family heirs lined up with their pocket books in hand to support many congressional republican candidates in 2012. or maybe he has inadvertently revealed a particular penchant for parking lot voyeurism. we'll leave it to the first person to respond oh to us is sinkly sum it up. drudge, sounds like you live a super weird life. thanks so much for watching. michael eric dyson sits in for ed, next. ♪ >>> good evening, americans, welcome to "the ed show" live in new york. i'm michael eric dyson in for ed schultz. as ed would say, let's get to work. >> the rhetoric has just been cranked up to a place i've never seen before. >> obama care is really, i think, the worst thing that has happened in this nation. since slavery. >> sort of launch and leave missiles, politically speaking. >> it is slavery, in a way. because it is making all of us subservient. >> that we aren't free, after all. >> what is obama care? >> it's the law of the land.

it happened on tuesday night at 12 avenue and walton street in the sunset district.tness reported the crash to police and arrested him at his home shortly after. >> a seven month old infant who died in what police are calling a suspicious death early this week has been identified. julian martinez was brought to san francisco general hospital by his mother around 12 of 30 p.m. tuesday morning. investigators have not determined a cause of the death. the car used to take julian to the hospital has been confiscated as part of the investigation. police also searched the house that the baby and they have also interviewed other family members. no arrests have been made so far. >> the family of missing baby daphne web held a vigil and honor of her second birthday. yesterday marked 90 days since she has been missing bread the birthday visual took place on the corner of 79 and international boulevard in oakland. her father, john webb, says the she was kidnapped from his car in east oakland back in july. police originally arrested him on suspicion of child endangerment but he w

the prayer will be offered today by our guest chaplain, reverend andrew walton, capitol hill presbyterian church, washington, d.c. the chaplain: let us pray god of light and life, our prayer today is simple. may the eternal spirit that embraces all good deliver us from fear. may the hearts, minds, and souls of the women and men of this house of representatives elected to serve the people shall released from fear -- be released from fear into freedom. 8 in greem may they discover and rediscover what is already deep women themselves as humans created in divine image. may deliberation of this day and days to follow be filled with compassion for the millions of people whose lives and livelihoods are affected by these decisions. courage to compromise when necessary to sustain and provide for the well-being of all people. humility to let go of ideological convictions when those convictions hinder the to on good and clear vision see beyond narrow agendas for a nation filled with promise to be a beacon of light for all people. men. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of th

the prayer will be offered today by our guest chaplain, reverend andrew walton, capitol hill presbyterian church, washington, d.c. the chaplain: let us pray god of light and life, our prayer

third quarter, same score, jaylon walton from two yards out, ole miss up 17-nothing. would come back. zac retenburger finds jar vision land relate in the forty quarter. where is jarvis? there he is, suddenly we are tied at 24. the rebels march down the field late. final seconds of the game. you want drama? you got it >> andrew ritter, the senior, 41 yard field goal attempt. it's barely good. ole miss upset 6th ranked lsu 27-24. i am mark morgan. >> exciting day. we appreciate is it. >>> we want to go back now to the wildfires in australia which are continuing to rage throughout new south wales. the fires have prompted officials to declare a state of emergency. one man is dead and hundreds of homes have already been destroyed. andrew thomas has more from the blue mountains right there near sydney >> reporter: despite all efforts, the fires are still burning. the blue mountains west of sydney now orange and gray as they are progressively blackened. this is a situation likely to get worse. weather forecasts which had predicted rain on the coming days were wrong. the most

. >> by the way, "the waltons" will be right here on the reunion tomorrow. yeah.use you don't know. >>> and, lara, turning that trash to treasure. >> yeah. got to put my overalls on. >> or as we like to say, "improve this." >> and this time, it's for you, our "gma" viewers. stay with us. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze. b.a.r.t. trains are running this morning as talks to avert a strike continue, but there's no contract agreement yet, so a strike is still possible as soon as tomorrow morning. keep it on abc7 news for updates throughout the day on this story. >>> how about this morning's commute? leyla gulen has that. >> we've been keeping our eye on this in redwood city, the apartment fire, the blaze that has shut down highway 84 or woodside road between hudson street and massachusetts avenue. so the best way to get around that is to jefferson instead. that will connect you between 101 and 280. kristen? >> leyla, thanks a lot. >> leyla, thanks a lot. we'll for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. i search for the perfect blue... bi share as soon as

the little bit of research i've done, sam walton had it right. bigger volume less price.rs back from the tour. it was one of the best summers i've had. >> as far as detroit goes, you're there to stay. you've bought a water front place to live. are you going to move your studio there? you're not just talking the talk. you're walking the walk trying to bring detroit back. >> i love detroit. the home i got here i stayed in last night and didn't have to fight traffic to here this morning. it was great. being able to speak from the residential side of things having had the home a few years now. detroit has got to come -- regulations, especially the neighborhood with the historic homes. i understand things have knob in place to keep things up. this cannot happen in a city where you're trying to get people back. i'm not downtown. i'm four or five miles east. you fknow, some of this regulation, like putting up a fence and gate in front of my house. there was a little bit of that going through it. i've had my house a attempted to break in a few months ago out in the suburbs. doesn

like i'm grandpa walton or something. come on. >> all right. a name out of the past. >> is bryan cranston like the greatest actor of all time? >> wilford brimly, that's who you think of as the old guy. >> i have two must reads. here with us now from washington, from bloomberg business week josh green who writes in the latest issue of the magazine, be the shutdown is costing the u.s. economy $300 million a day. according to ihs, a global market research firm and it's only the latest sign suggesting that the old adage republicans are the party of business no longer holds true. from the austerity imposed by the sequestration to the refusal to reform immigration laws to the shutdown and now as appears likely another debt ceiling showdown, when the u.s. borrowing authority expires on october 17th, the gop's actions have put a strain on one of its most valuable partners, the business community." josh, good to have you on. you make a pretty good point. harold, do you agree? >> i do. you know, the republican party over the last two cycles have seen not

walton more, the head of the dallas cia domestic content position reported to the chief of the contacts division on the possibility of hugh grant and george making a trip to cuba? are you or have you ever been as cia media asset? have you ever receive compensation for money or any type of support from the cia -- >> sir. sir. >> i will be glad to answer that. that is a fair question. let me explain. i had been in cuba just before the missile crisis and 62. i wanted to go back. i don't know what your this was exactly. '63, '64. anyway, i was trying to get back to cuba. you could not go directly. you had to get through the checklist. so i applied and was waiting month after month. one day i get a call from a guy. a cia agent in dallas. it will i did not know that they had as cia office. later i learned it was one door. he said things are going on in cuba we need to know about. we do look around and sort of look for this? key knew that i was an aviation and aerospace editor, tell me to look. i said to make, wait. i am a good american. when i come back will tell you everything hyoscine. >> i