between watters. there was no malice in that report. and then you had a beef with me, what is your beef with me? >> well, it's your show, bill, but not necessarily mr. watters, you are the head of this show you and allowed that to go on. and at the end of the day, people are characterized. that we have all types of nurtures coming into dearborn, and this just gives the nuts more fuel to come into dearborn. >> all right, do you feel that muslims, whether they be in dearborn or anywhere else can be made fun of? >> sure, we have a sense of humor. sure. >> all right, because the week before, did you see who watters made fun of the week before? >> i sure didn't. >> catholics, because the pope was here. it was the same kind of thing, we got a few crank letters from people going you're denigrating catholics, but people understand this is done in a satire sort of way. i see your point about honor killings and stonings, and things like that. that is my fault as an editor, i should have said you know what, we s

later watters with the yes, we are twins.n i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name of my parents and my grandparents. i was getting all these leaves and i was going back generation after generation. you start to see documents and you see signatures of people that you've never met. i mean, you don't know these people, but you feel like you do. you get connected to them. i wish that i could get into a time machine and go back 100 years, 200 years and just meet these people. being on ancestry just made me feel like i belonged somewhere. discover your story. start searching for free now at ancestry.com. technology empowers us it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cloud, we save millions of man hours, and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing the world.

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watters asking the folks about the benghazi controversy.up next, another police officer gunned down on the street by a so-called nonviolent offender. it's awful. we'll be right back. to treat their aches and pains more people reach for advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. (patrick 2) pretty great.ke to be the boss of you? (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give me at national car rental. i can choose any car in the aisle i want- without having to ask anyone. who better to be the boss of you... (patrick 1)than me. i mean, you...us. (vo) go national. go like a pro. >>>ed in the impacts segment tonight, president obama traveling to west virginia today saying this. >> rather than spending billions of dollars, taxpayer dollars on long prison incidences for nonviolent drug offenders, we could save money and get better outcomes by getting treatment to those who need it. >> mr. obama believing that america

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watters at cornell university which is not a very diverse place.i wanted an a i will tell the professor. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. big lies. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. a few years ago people were at ing barack obama was not born in the u.s.a. the factor investigated and found birth announcements in both honolulu newspapers. it would have been impossible for anyone to forge that thus, it became clear to us the president was born here. the allegation that he was not is a big lie. however, that lie is insignificant it has no effect on anyone's life. today there are big lies that directly effect every single american. case number one the supervisors in san francisco refusing to cooperate with federal law on foreign felons who defy deportation. that killed 32-year-old kate steinle. >> what happened in the steinle family case is tragic. but what's equally tragic is that this tragic incident is being used b

we sent watters to mediate up next.back of the book segment tonight, watters world, the barely there edition. warning. barely there ladies coming up. big controversy here in new york city. seminaked women posing for pictures with tourists. the picture takers are expected to tip the ladies of course don't declare it to the u.s. that's caused angst. the families don't want their kids seeing that don't want their kids exposed to it pardon the pun. we sent watters to times square to sort it all out. >> how long does it take to get painted in. >> it 0 minutes. sometimes an hour. >> how did you go from philadelphialy to here? >> i'm a professional topless dancer. i want'ed to come out here to pursue my career. he you just walked by one day and i was intrigued and i started asking questions and then i got involved. >> i i responded to an ad. i was in school still. i was looking for something i can do on the side. i met the guy had who originated this and start wanted the next day. >> what religion do you practice. >> i'm catho

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so we sent watters to cornell. >> what year are you here?a grad student, actually. >> oh, fancy pants. >> you have lots to talk about, huh? >> what's the campus. >> very diverse campus. a bunch of different people from a bunch of background. >> it's not diverse because according to this report 96% of the donations from faculty here went to democrats. >> what's wrong with that? >> whoa. >> do you ever feel that the professors are pushing a political agenda here? >> i have friends who are liberal arts majors. they write a paper and bring up a conservative viewpoint. they won't get a good grade. >> if i want an a, i tell. >> 96% is kind of high. >> that's really high. >> you are acting like brown university. >> i'm obviously not really surprised. >> your brain is a sponge right now. i'm worried that these teachers are starting to have a chilling effect ♪ >> i'm going to give you a a test to see if you have been indoctrinated and how bad it is. do you think we should build a wall on the southern border to protect the illegal alien invasion. >> t

>> watters world the columbus day edition. just when you thought it could not get any worse, it does. >> where did columbus land when he got here? >> -- >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. pomple revealing himself. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo if you did not see "60 minutes" last night it's worth watching the interview you with barack obama. it's instructive because the president honestly feels he is he doing an excellent job. no doubt at all economy and the chaos overseas have anything to do with him. amazing to watch this but all americans should. we begin with isis. >> somebody has to take memo them on. what's going on right now is not working? i mean, they are still occupying big churches of iraq. they are still occupying a good chunk of syria. >> right. >> who is going to get rid of them? >> over time the community of nations will all get rid of them and we will be leading getting rid o

that's the why we do the watters world segments.go around the country asking simple questions many americans have no clue, no answer is is there any other explanation for vice president joseph biden again an acolyte of president obama defeating the republican challengers? about 20% of the country will vote for a democratic no matter who it is. miley sirus could be running and they would pull the lever for her. same thing on the conservative side. 20% vote republican. that leaves 60% who who could be persuaded. however, if you don't know anything or don't pay attention to current events, no matter what kind of facts are presented, you can't process them. and i believe that's what's happening in the u.s.a. right now. as always, i could be wrong. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction. jung from us washington, charles krauthammer. you have a better explanation for the biden showing, charles? >> well, first, you are wrong. i think miley cyrus would get a lot more than 20%. second, look, when obama ran for his own e

#oneluckyguy, jesse watters. >> he is the warm-up act. harris: try that out on him. see how it works. we'll get to the news. secretary of state john kerry planning to travel to the middle east. after wave of shootings and stabbing attacks killed at least eight israelis and 31 palestinians. israeli military deployed hundreds of soldiers across the jewish state. the government is setting up most severe travel restrictions in 15 years in the main travel rout in jerusalem. state department spokesman john kirby landed administration in hot water about comments he made, calling individuals on both sides, israelis and palestinians guilty of terrorism. watch. >> i would say that certainly individuals on both sides of this divide are, have proven capable of, in our view, guilty of acts of terror. harris: come out to the couch now. jessie, both our tightest allies in the region, israelis and palestinians, calling them guilty of terrorism. >> they don't say islamic terrorism but they use israeli terrorism. now i know that they were referring to an israeli guy who was getting re

emergency response vehicles across the country have come in, out in the community, handing out food and watter. >> bouncing back and fovrth whee workers have never seen a disaster of this magnitude, despite the rain halting, the need could increase. battered dams in danger of being breached by floodwaters. 1,000 people are in danger of the flood zone. >> there's a dam close by that has been having controlled releases over the last couple of days sw day still keeping an eye on that, could have an impact on the surrounding communities as well. keep a close eye on that. if we need to open another shelter, whatever we need to do, we'll make sure residents are taken care of. >> reporter: thousands without power and the storm water impacted fresh water and sewage system. despite from being a way from family sgrenfriends the need is great. crews from our area estimate could be several more days before they're able to return home. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> unusual hazard at jersey shore prompting a warning to boaters tonight. pieces of this house have been lodged in grassy sound channel since f

. >> former 49er ricky watters signed auto graphs.l eight of the super bowl trophies won by the 49ers and the raiders. the tour continues there tomorrow. >> and we are now 126 days after -- away from super bowl l in the bay area. to find out how you can get involved, check out this website, and for our forecast that day, let's go to brian. >> yeah, it'll be nice. >> and the score and all of that -- >> it's not going to rain. >> no way. >> thanks so much for watching. >> news and weather updates always on cbssf.com. >>> batten down the hatches, it's going to be a windy one in the bay area tonight, and ( telephone ringing ) hello. what? i can't understand you. who is it? i don't know. some woman crying. hold on. charlie! what? phone for you. who is it? an hysterical woman. are you insane? i don't take calls from hysterical women. here he is. you are very insensitive. hello? oh, hey, how are ya? she's crying. duh. okay, calm down. i can't understand you. omelette? what is omelette? oh, "i'm late." what are you late for, hon?

. >> we're going to continue to provide the watter to the hospital as long as we can sustain it and we just don't know how long we can sustain it. >> reporter: the firefighters and water system, like most everyone here, pushed to their limits. but the struggle for many is still far from over. when it finally does stop raining and the floods recede, then we have to deal with all the incredible amounts of property damage that will total into the billions. we have a lot to do, but we're doing it together. >> reporter: the same way so many to this point survived this historic storm. >> that was jay gray reporting. and the flash flooding may not be over yet. lester holt will be anchoring nbc "nightly news" live from columbia, south carolina, tonight. al roker will join him with the very latest on the forecast. watch for that at 6:30. >>> a dangerous ride for amtrak passengers today. some of them headed for our area. the train derailed in northfield, vermont. scheduled stops here in penn station in new york and newark before reaching its final destination, washington, d.c. natalie is at penn

among the complaints, why firefighters didn't use watter from a northbound pond. the department says they couldn't access the pond and everyone on scene acted appropriately. fire has been ruled arson. >>> cambridge police are hoping this security video can help track down the man who committed a disturbing crime at a church there. church. a lot of church goers have to >> absolutely. there was a robbery that happened a couple of weeks ago. when going through the surveillance video for that crime, that is when they found the surveillance video that also captured this act. a second man a few hours later dressed as a priest and imitating the role of a priest. we're told that intruder accessed the robe from the kitchen area. then the video shows him disrobing and performing an inappropriate act in the altar area. the church had to call in the bishop to have a special consecration. needless to say, parishioners and church officials are disgusted. >> it's upsetting. i think it was unfortunate and, you know nothing about the person who broke in, what their motives were an

great singer, and the other thing that i find very interesting about mississippi, they say that muddy watters was born in rolling fork, and i go another there and people say, no, no, he wasn't been here. he was born down in some field in a house that no longer exists. there's a mythology of -- about african-americans and i talk for 30 years, and it is my firm belief that whites 40 years ago knew more about african-americans than they do today. that they actually study. that once you get all of these fine programs, with facts, it seems that the whites have not made -- availed themselves of it. >> i think there is this -- this is one of the things i wrote about. i think there's this myth of equality that permeates southern culture. think about it. we're a region that developed something called separate but equal, and there's this whole myth of equality. one thing i think that harper lee was trying to do was trying to shatter that myth that we have.equality. we setting thises up so erv has -- thinks up so everybody has -- we have separate but equal. she was trying to break through some of the my

. >> it is a watters' world pop quiz you will not believe. oh oo it >> it is tuesday october 13th. two firefighters diaz flames rage out of control. the heroic thing they did moments before they died. >> i am going to be drunk all of the way home. all of the way home, people, i am going to be drunk. >> a dangerous driver for the world to see. what happened to this woman who recorded herself on the way home from the bar. >> place your bet. the stage is set for a debate. instead of hitting her party rivals hillary clinton takes on donald trump. >> if you are going to be president you should represent all of the people of the united states. >> we are live in vegas ahead of the sin city show down. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning and welcome to "fox & friends first". i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. it is half past the top of the hour. we begin with a horrible fox news alert for you. a building goes up in flames and collapses in kansas city killing two heroic firefighters. >> kelly wright is here with the heartbreaking details. >> this is a tra

. >>> dramatic new video coming in from texas where parts of the st flood watters and an parker: my daughterson and her cameraman were gunned down on live television. i know we can't stop all gun violence, but we can save lives if our leaders take action. narrator: but we can't count on hal parrish to act. he gets an "a" from the gun lobby, they fund his candidacy... while fighting against background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. parrish will make us less safe. parker: politicians' condolences aren't enough. it's time for them to act. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. >>> welcome back at 5:17. investigators are working on how two teenagers have died over the weekend. molette green is following developments at osborne high school. molette, what do you know so far? >> reporter: two who were involved in a relationship were in middle school today. they're woking rking to find out happened. they found one teen, indya davis, the other lie fehr injer, a senior at gar-field high school. police found them locked in a van. police say they ha

andrea: jesse watters. >> if millenials or baby boomers are in the category i'm done on them.softer country. i was in college, playing football, double sessions, getting the hell kicked out of me. i was whining a little bit. my parents are, like like, hey, you're in college. that was a big thing. shut up and try not to get into traction. sandra: you want to save time for the next segment, bill. a story we all thought we knee. attempted assassination on ronald reagan. and the remarkable recovery. in his best-seller, "killing reagan." our guy bill o'reilly revealed details how his brush with death changed his presidency. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. pinot noir, which means peanut of the night. can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? ♪ andrea: our one lucky guy, bill o'reilly has hit number one again, a best-seller. this time with "killing reaga

we're examining to be looking at nice tall watter to start off the upcoming week. then, some much needed rain midweek. along with remnants of patricia. so we'll recap today. we got up to 55. the average high is 61. then, once we say good bye to sun sheen t. we haded the clouds come in. i did feel cool. the record high today, 79 back in 2001. i don't see this warm weather come org way as we look ahead? we will are sunshine and we will have nice conditions, so clouds do ton thicken up after nice start to the day. photo from lenny taken earlier. some pret ty colors hen sky on the water by east is lich!line and the water now a little bit rough. there is a small crest advisory in effect if you have plans overnight tonight and tomorrow. right now, sentrale park, 50. 52 sussex. 52 is lip. starting to feel killly. the east wind, clouds ton thicken up. there is the east-southeast wind at 5 to 10 miles per hour. andp we peck up a low tonight. that early wind just bringing in the moisture ahead of the frontal system, so right now, clouds thing up. there are showers back to th

jesse watters will prove that this evening. >> they need to do something about it the people who areves

how was the watter? >> the water is very warm. and clear water. it's not that dark you know santa cruz kind of water and the marine life is fantastic. but it's good. >> i just got to say i can't wait to -- [ laughter ] >> kevin cooper thank you for joining us on the 9. babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents >>> the future. unbelievable. >> roads, where we are going we don't need roads. that is right. wednesday, october 21st is back to the future day. it's the day marty mcfly and doc brown travel to the movie in the movie back to the future part ii. while their version is a little elaborate, there are similarities and a prophesy that could come true. >> well could. i

flood watters in south carolina continue to cause problems. 14 dams failed and 70 others close to breakingoint. pictures have the airshow two of the dams before the break as well as after. it's got people stuck in their homes with seemingly insurmountable task ahead. >> how am i going to fix it, how will i get the kids to school. my cars are underwater i'm glad it is stuff and not my family. >> videos surfaced showing powers of the floodwaters. a man and mother clung to a cross outside their church monday and held on five hours until rescue cous got to them. it is expected to stay at page oar flood stage throughout weekend. >> here north broad undergoing what many consider to be a renaissance. today we got a sneak peek at the southern infused shot in the arm. robert and benjamin bynum opened south on 600 block of north broad. latest ed decision to what is comeing a booming restaurant scene. >> we feel like west broad is an exciting area. >> they're new kids on the block north broad street. south, southern fusion restaurant and jazz menu. >> they're great restaurants in the area now and mor

. >> jesse watters is getting so many dumb answers from american adults.t we try the kids. >> do you know who this is?

. >> while most of the bahamas are sal low watters in between the islands the part where this happeneds 15,000 feet deep. so, if that ship sunk it will never be found. >> phil keating live in jacksonville. thanks. >>> breaking news, a train heading through washington, d.c., running through vermont derailed. vermont's governor said it happened in the central part of the state after rocks fell from a ledge on to the track. a small rockside. a freak of nature. a locomotive and passenger car went over an embankment and down the hill. three other cars jumped track but stayed upright. look at the pictures there. he said the car started to dip and down we went. >>> the atm fees at banks are rising into record territory. but there are ways to cut your cost and keep more of your money. where do you think it cost the most? and how much to get 20 bucks out of the machine? the numbers are redibb louse and they are coming up. ♪ it's a calling. a love affair. a quest. the next horizon. everyone loves the chase. i'm a gas service my nrepresentative. n. i've been with pg&e nine years. as an employee o

. >> the muslim advocacy group, "care," a little miffed at jesse watters for reporting about muslims,d out why. >>> and next, another study saying is e-mail and

. >> the muslim advocacy group, "care," a little miffed at jesse watters for reporting about muslims, out why. >>> and next, another study saying is e-mail and

. >> jesse watters is getting so many dumb answers from american adults.kids. >> do you know who this is?

nbc's gabe gutierrez is in charleston's historic downtown, which is under watter this morning. gabe, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. this is what many people here in charleston are waking up to. roads impassable, cars abandoned, and water rescues under way. this city got almost a quarter of its yearly average rainfall in just 24 hours. this morning parts of the southeast are under water, battling life-threatening floods. in columbia, south carolina, people waded through the raging waters hand in hand, fighting against the current as rescue crews rushed to help. around charleston, hundreds of emergency calls. >> we got them out of the water. >> reporter: more than 11 inches of rain fell here saturday, the city's wettest day on record. overnight, the torrential rains picked back up, flooding these neighborhoods again and inching closer to these homes. >> it was unbelievable. this street has not flooded since i've been here for 14 >> reporter: the three-day rain total topped 13 inches, also a record. the president declaring a state of emergency in south carolina. >

#oneluckyguy, jesse watters. >> he is the warm-up act. harris: try that out on him. see how it

jesse watters will prove that this evening. >> they need to do something about it the people who are

city they have the emergency vehicles ready, to pick up people, if they do get stranded in flood watters in margate, they have sandbags, ready to go for people who want to troy to keep the flood waters out of their homes. and in the meantime, governor chris christie has issued a state of emergency for new jersey. take a listen. >> giving our emergency management folks tools they're going to need to ensure speedy and orderly response. nj dot is inspecting a cleaning drainage system, activated all emergency operation centers testing, the communication systems, and topping off fuel supplies. >> every once in a while we really get these strong gusts of winds, it is raining at steady clip right now, but the winds what really makes it bad out here. governor chris christie, again, will be here in sea isle city right around 11:00 this morning. now at this point, he says, it is much too early to issue any evacuation orders, but he sales, he want everyone to have a plan in place, if you live along the shore, get into contact with some family who lives away from this area, so you know you have plac

their boat was stuck in shallow watters. when this were rescued they were mildly hypothermic. the men were okay and taken home by their families that night. >>> well, one of two men wanted in a deadly home invasion in dover delaware on saturday is in police custody, and, matthew harrington turned himself into buckingham township police in bucks county last night. 's weights extradition to face charges in delaware. a second suspect salem shabazz, of philadelphia, is still at large. >>> well, so far no charges have been file in the bizarre incident aboard a septa a bus, a 4-foot long bowa constrictor got away from its owner yesterday on a route 52 bus near 52nd and west minister. the passengers and driver's vac waited until police could corner the snakes. owner 26 year-old karen riley was reportedly on his way home from a pet store where he bought rats to feed the snake n1 was injured. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 is what next for lemar odom after his near death experience? also this... >> reporter: it is a story that captured at attention of the city, a young two-

a series of water leaks and watter main breaks has one san francisco supervisor looking is for help. >> reporter: caught in the middle are the residents anomer channels eluent haight street. later this morning supervisor london breed will hold a conference scheduled at 10:00 this morning. searching for answers on how the construction continued after the repeated accidents. there have been five natural gas leaks and two sink holes associated with construction project on haight street and some merchants and residents had to be evacuated. one of the more recent leaks happened on october 6th on haight between masonic and ashbury. a construction crew broke through a one inch gas line. the city has sent notices to contractor giladi brothers and synergy project management saying the work has been unsatisfactory. the contractor has in friday to outline a plan to remedy some of the issues but speaking with the manager of a business here along the haight, the accidents have had an effect on business. >> sale wise i guess sales are down right now. there is definitely you know when the trucks ar

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