but take a look who's inside this car. >> oh! >> my slap jaw dopey grin. lse is in the car. that is buddy. you may remember him from this video. this was at a race in parker, arizona. the rally fighter up and over the jump and then diggered in, flipped over, end over end. kept going. the rally fighter and the local motors team is just one of 42 teams entering into the fire ball run. it's an eight-day, 2,000 mile journey across america where it's like a life-size trivia game that uses the united states as a game board. each individual team represents a missing child. from that team, wherever they go, all over this 2,000 miles they'll be handing out flyers and telling people about the child they're representing, spreading of word of trying to find that missing child. >> this is awesome. >> it's a cool event, celebrities join this thing. it kicks off september 21st in colorado. >> all right, it's rtm ipad mini give away. >> you have to be 18 and have the buzz word. >> enter on our facebook page. if you're entering with your phone or tablet, go to the first pos

you and a girl who looks like you. hey! watch the hair. someone they look like someone else when they very clearly don't! will you relax? why is this such a big deal for you? it just is! hasn't anyone ever told you you look like someone, and it offended you? what, you mean, like, every famous fat guy in any movie, ever? that's different. what's with the getup anyway? i'm going out with deacon tonight. what? again? that's the third time this week. look, i'm doing this for my friend. he's suffering. and you have to trim your nose hair because... because i'm guiding him through the singles scene, ok? i don't think he wants a guy who's all, like, "hey, what's up, ladies? this is my friend deacon right here." "deacon, say hello to the girl. nice to meet you. how you guys doing?" [telephone rings] [ring] hello? it's deacon. what's up, my brother? i was calling to let you know i can't go out tonight. what? why? i met this girl at church on sunday, and we're just gonna hang out. dude, i'm already dressed. sorry. she's making me dinner. you just me

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i couldn't care less who looks weak and who looks strong at the moment.t's the kind of narrow-minded thinking that gets us nowhere. lives are at stake here. the future of the middle east is at stake. war and peace is at stake. who cares how people look at the moment? what matters is the end result. and if this results in a diplomatic resolution of the problem of chemical warfare, then all the better. if it doesn't, then obama's case, which looked very, very weak a few days ago for military action, will be greatly strengthened, and that's all that matters here. forget all the rest of the baggage. >> larry, i think you disagree with part of that, at least. >> well, i disagree with the first part. i think allan got the second part right. look, the united states has always been an exceptional nation because of our constitutional democracy, because of our humanitarian goals, because of our world leadership during world wars and so forth. and most recently our insistence on the rule of law regarding chemical weapons. what putin was saying in this thing is very

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who looked at this and it looks like they're basically banging the clothes so before we move on to the details tell us what banging the clothes is banging the clothes is like painting the tape in other words do you want to what i call price propaganda as i've said on the show many times you want to have a price that the newspaper with and carries the headline the next day and this will set the tone for the next day and all such you up for manipulation the following day so banging the clothes in this case could mean just dumping a lot of water in at the close but a coal market a close order to put in a lot of market to close orders and those orders have to be executed at the market and there's a whole rush of them either to buy or sell you're going to create a price movement and if you've got other offsetting trades on the markets they're going to benefit from the price and let's say the stock market and you might make money in the options market see this on triple witching hour which is the simultaneous expiration of options futures on options and stocks and options on stocks and you h

if you look at numbers of those who are killed over that period jill tucker described, i bet very few of them had jobs, very few of them had careers. you've really got to recognize the young people who think they're going somewhere because there's something to live for, because they have a family, they have a career, they have a future, are going to be -- make different decisions than young people who are headed nowhere. and so we really have to address that aspect of the problem. >> and i think what's interesting about this as well, that the district is looking at long-term solutions. so if they get kids to college, they're going to help them continue through college. they don't want to just stop at the classroom door of manhood development. i think what is very different about this program, what oakland is doing, is they are looking very specifically not just at all the kids at the bottom of the achievement gap but they're looking at a very specific subgroup, as i said. they're looking at african-american males. and as professor nogueira said, they have very specific needs. and so h

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>> probably. >> stephen: because i imagine you as a young, attractive guy, who looks good shooting ag zoe deschnel. with which roles have you played is closest to the real you? and please don't say the guy in "don jon." >> yes, probably not that one. i would-- i don't know. there was a movie called "brick" that reminded me of me a little bit. that's a highly stylized detective movie so i don't be what that says about me. but, no, it's true. look, when i'm playing a character i am looking to try to tell a story and make a connection with the audience who is watching the movie. in a pornography clip or other movie or commercials they're not really trying to connect with an audience so much as take their money. >> stephen: that's right what i admire about pornography. it is a sound business mod glel did you ever watch porn ever? >> stephen: i don't know what you're talk about. i hear great things. where do you think you learn what makes a woman sexy? >> stephen: the bible. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i'm not an actor. i don't know how this works. as an actor, your character besi

ryan gunning it over the middle and incomplete for gonzalez who looks for the flag and sees none. gregory covering. third and ten. >> cris: it's a bad play. it's a bad throw by matt ryan. you have a guy, give him a chance to put it on his body. he's working against logan ryan inside and by putting it that far in front of him, this guy has the ability. he had position on gregory. there's no way he was going to go through him and he overthrew the ball. it's just a bad throw. >> al: ryan over 400 yards tonight. third and ten. two shots at it. obviously go for it on fourth down. third down from the 13 yard line. >> cris: gonzalez again. >> al: three-man rush. underneath. caught at the 11 yard line. rodgers and he is stopped just inside the ten. so it will come down to converting on fourth down. they take a time-out here. they have one left and it comes down to a fourth and seven. >> cris: every game with the falcons seem like it comes down to this? the playoffs last year. the saints earlier this year. >> al: meanwhile, dennard is down for the patriots and there he is. that's a very ke

i have seen it when an officer who looks like the community goes into community, there is a different level of respect. the children look at him differently in saying that can be me some day. >> i'm a san franciscans and there is many that i look nothing like and there are many that i look like into and i have a problem walking into those community. to say that i'm not able to do a job because i don't look like all the people there, is incorrect. it's wrong and it shows a level of indifference that i must respectfully disagree with you on that. >> i believe in diversity. that's why i made that comment. i hope that's not being miss construed. i was always very proud to put the police department on the stand because my officers were very diversed. i'm a big fan of diversity. >> fair enough. i was a federal prosecutor too. when i was a federal prosecutor i put people from all kind on the stand. if they told the truth and stood up and did the right thing, i was proud to put them on the stand regardless where they come from. >> i agree that we should have a diversity. >> let's get back to

inspector matsu and with the participation of all nine of our code enforcement out reach vendors, who look at 24 jurisdictions nationwide and find out what their best practices are in relationship to preserving aging housing stock and specifically around rental units and inhabitbility issues and so as you can see, the, the green indicates yes, and the pink indicates, no, to them and i am going to have jamie come up and talk with you and the vendors and talk with you further about this. and, as you can see, san francisco which is highlighted there for you at the bottom. and we do all of these things and all 24 of the other jurisdictions do not. but with that i will have jamie come up and explain it to you. >> good morning, matsu, housing inspection service and code out reach program. and thank you commissioners and commissioner mar. and we have seen a variety of discussions over the last few months on the subject of housing code enforcement. and consultation of commissioner mar and the code out reach program has put together this survey to provide the context for these discussions by lookin

way it was supposed to from the beginning is finally making headway with and some of the voters who look beyond today's difficulties and look into the long term where germany at one point or the other will have to carry the bill for all the payment for all the. systems that have been set in place one measure after the other to bail out greece and other countries and therefore there's a rising discontent that this very subject the year old has been swept under the carpet by the main parties so far none of the issues neither and there's no syrian or anything else has sort of a major policy do not seem to be interest the german electorate germany has weathered the global financial storms of the last five years relatively well but as the kaiser report lays out at sixteen thirty jan t. even europe's industrial powerhouse isn't immune from the whims of key players in the world of finance. the collapse of lehman was a market signal that suit should have alerted the government and everyone participating in these markets that their massive reform was needed but instead they interpreted that marke

program where if you have a friend in the higher a friend you get a reward, so people get it folks who look like those who already work there. as my grandmother would say, if that is not the answer to the prayer, what are you asking us and corporations and others to? are you asking us and corporations and others to do? >> when i asked them how they got to where they were in their lives, they said because i worked hard, because i was motivated, because i persisted, and because i was so smart. a gavel is already between how people work with their family and friends and how they actually see themselves. tavis: i think we call that delusion. -- at it is a very under very good understanding of how live their lives, but not the way people are in their lives. they spend their lives seeking an equal opportunity. they don't actually want to compete in a way in which they don't know who is going to win. they want to get ahead, to get advantage. so use that kind of land only talk about ourselves and what we like to provide for our children. so if we are going to change these dynamics, then we need to

she is the only harry potter cast member who looks the same as she did the first movie.nged. i am happy it is not -- i love her. >> i would like to see the red haired chap from harry potter in the female role jie. ron weasley? >> you do realize that don johnson's daughter is playing the female lead? >> oh that's why you said don johnson. >> what kind of movie do you want to watch you sickos. you are either perverts or you didn't read the story. >> i was wondering why he said don johnson. >> done johnson and melanie griffith's daughter. >> does president melanie griffith -- melanie griffith is the daughter of jimmy hendron. did i go to you yet? >> no, i am just sitting here. >> what do you make of the choices? >> thank you. here is the problem. this woman dakota johnson, very lovely. i'm sure she is a talented actress. but reporters ruin this because i know she is don johnson's daughter. when you look at her, this is a very lovely woman who has a disconcertingly similar bone structure to sonny crockett. i think that will ruin the movie. >> that's an interesting thing when

ultimately speak to -- studios want to do what works, people, go to those mostly men, mostly white men who looke me. it's true. i hope they don't look like me. for them i hope they don't look like me. only you. it's you have got all the projects. you see, that person is a successful director, that the thing typically studios go to. i can rely on? it is incumbent upon the people doing their job now to give people a shot. think you trekkies abandon them. >> that's crazy. become ae who has late in life trekkie i think there is room for both of these things. star trek in some ways informed star wars. they are such different worlds though. characters --d ours is more science taste, and "star wars" is more like a fairytale that happens to take place in space. >> people were worried it was going to get disneyfied. >> the people at disney are aware of this. they don't want that at all. it is incredible the scale of marvel. there are maybe a lot of trekkies who would be thrilled i abandoned them. i want to circle back. how are you personally balancing all this? your personal life, how are you balancing

he had been coming here himself, probably was known, his face known to guards, who looked at his passnd waved him through. whether he was screened with metal detectors for weapons is a question that investigators certainly will be trying to ascertain. >> was he installing the equipment or was he just accompanying people in calling the equipment? >> i'm sorry, say that again, please. >> you said he was installing equipment. was he actually installing the equipment or accompanying people installing equipment? >> i'm not quite sure of the exact nature of his job. in the navy, he was an electrician. a third class electricians mate in the navy for three years. he had technical training and was able to obtain a job as a federal contractor afterwards for a private company. he had access. >> randall pinkston in washington, thanks so much for joining us this morning, randall. >> we're getting a clearer picture of the man responsible for the shooting. these are new photos of the gunman aaron alexis, supplied by friends in fort worth, texas. aljazeera's heidi zhou-castro talked to his friends. >

they just want to be fed by you and live. >> wouldn't they want to be fed by someone who looks good. n seven years when i turn 46, i'm sure i'll stop caring. you start losing your hair. unless your one of the few lucky white guys to look good bald, there's no point. you're more tired when you're older. you have aches and pains. from a fashion perspective when you get older you don't need to feel as cool as much as you used to. that one is not a problem for me because i've never felt the need to be cool. >> that brace you wear on your arm. >> absolutely. you'd be surprised. you would be surprised. >> bill, you gave up caring how you look as soon as you discovered booze and drugs, so this story doesn't apply to you. >> the drugs haven't affected my powers of observation. if only way to get it up is for the early bird special at deny's. there's the guy that buys bucket load of viagra. they have the hair plugs and the botox. they have stuff that helps them work down here, they still care about what's going on over here and they still end up looks like seigfried or roy. >> you just stop ca

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police say a man who looked like this is the man who killed the 8-year-old girl, the little girl was at a sleepover in oakland's diamond district back on july 17th. someone after 11:00 p.m. someone rang the doorbell. alicia was on the other side of the door. after that multiple shots went through the screen door, killing her and injuring others, including two children. police say it was a number of witnesses who recently came forward to provide investigators the details that led to the sketch. it's clear and hopefully police say it is a lead that will lead to an arrest. >> this is the largest break in the case that we've had so far, and we want to find this person, we want to find them, find them and arrest them. that's the focus right now. we're reaching out to the community. >> reporter: she says the home was targeted by the gunman but did not say who was the intended target yet. investigators are looking at surveillance video on the area of the shooting but did not say what was on it. the man in the sketch is described as african-american, 17, 2'05"7, 170 pounds with a thin mustac

is saying that they won't be looking into who was behind these attacks, simply whether or not sarin gas was used. if you combine that with ashton's statement today, it does look as though there is some momentum gaining but the court of public opinion here in europe is strongly against any kind of military intervention an the leaders of the various e.u. nations are listening closely to that. richele? >> phil, great reporting there from london. thank you so much. a tough sell. >> that's how pompom described his effort to convince congress to authorize a military strike. in washington with that part of the story. so the president has a very tough week ahead of him, paul >> reporter: good morning, richele. perhaps the president taking some heart from the news that phil littner reporting there, a little bit of concensuggestion on the european front. certainly still very steep here at capitol hill to roll the rock of an attack up that hill. the president returning late last night on air force one. today. we've got a little bit of his weekly address. let's hear what he had to say about syria.

focus on women who are never binge drinking, every day never more than one small drink. when you look add those women what you see is their children have the same outcomes, same i.q. levels as the people who abstain. you have many data who look at the data who decide having an occasional glass of wine is okay and i think the data would support that choice. >> christina what is your reaction to that? there has been so much told to women in the past decades about not drinking while pregnant. >> i think that topic is a tough one and i think it goes back to something emily actually put in her book. you've got to take the information and you've got to analyze it with your own personal value system and make an educated decision from that. for me personally my grandmother actually was a court appointed advocate for a child with fetal alcohol effect. and so i saw firsthand the impact that alcohol had on that young man, and now he's a grown adult. and for me, that choice became fairly simple. and i figured, you know, i really, for one drink or a beer here or there, i didn't want to risk it. bu

stwloo the kid might have a chip on his shoulder, but he is not who they're looking for. >> you usedse i know i probably would have had to write him up. >> oh, dude. you know, like just -- >> i think fear is what motivates you. my biggest fear for my boys is for them to be in this lifestyle that nothing productive could ever come from. >> have a stare-off. dude, i can't even believe you. you're a good kid. like, be that. ♪ >> hey. >> we mean bits. we got shirts made and parade around here. >> the boston police department's annual fitness challenge features teams from across the force, but for the fugitive and gang units, it's a grudge match. >> you're got to extend your hips. not like that, bro. >> don't worry about my team. worry about your team. >> i'm trying on help you guys out. >> mike, brian, winston. okay. you can make your speech. >> it was a wonderful year. i hope the team just makes it. there's a lot to do, so i hope they just do a good job. >> all right. >> thanks. >> one, two, three. >> gavin! . >> nice. >> gav sain kid from our neighborhood that has been through so much.

way it was supposed to from the beginning is finally making headway with and some of the voters who look beyond two very difficult to sort of look to the long term where germany at one point or the other will have to carry the bill for all the same for all the. systems that have been set in place one measure after the other to bail out greece and other countries and therefore there is a rising discontent that this very subject the year old has been swept under the carpet by the main parties so far none of the issues neither syria nor anything else has. much more is being discussed that is more akin to words especially necklace although the head of the social democrats is giving the bad finger and major policy do not seem to be interested the german electorate very very on my not to be understood. want to know what's really going on in the european on global economy watch the latest episode only kaiser report later today where mox and stacey take on the couple to behind the great uncertainty in the modern day financial system but has a show. the collapse of lehman was a market signal that

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our last look-aa-like comes from yesenia r. who watches in los angeles, california. esenia says she looks like lauren conrad, friend to the show. here's the rea lauren conrad. now let's look at yesenia. oh, yeah. you look very, very similar. i love celebrity look-a-like. thank you for sending your photo. if there's a celebrity you lock like or somebody you know looks like, share the photos with us. go to wendyshow.com. up next, everybody, the one and only dr. phil is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly... it's not that hard. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. >> wendy: hey now, i am really excited to meet our first guest. he's now in his 12th season of his hit daytime talk show and he always says it like he mns it. take a look. >> this

because if i'm going to put someone who looks very different on television and then run it by a focus and the people in the focus group react negatively because they've never seen anyone like that on television, who is going to go first? >> you know, you also wrote this piece this week about what happened with miss america when she was crowned the first miss america of indian american dissent. and the response that she got online turned into a piece that went viral on buzz feed. why was that piece so noteworthy? >> an hour after she was named miss america, buzz feed puts up a piece that describes a dozen or so racist tweets that people have asking if she's really an american implying that she's a terrorist. by the next morning more than a million people had shared that with each other on facebook and twitter in social media environment and the reason they were sharing it was because they didn't agree with the sentiment that was part of -- that was the reason for that original buzz feed piece. for the most part people were appalled that there was a conversation about whether she was re

if you look at the scientific literature people who are saying it is or not credible. so that is pretty clear. now i want to say that i am not saying that pregnant mothers should go out and use crack-cocaine. i'm not saying that it all. what i'm saying is the effects that we saw from using cocaine during pregnancy were comparable to the effects of the mother who smoke tobacco cigarettes. that is what i'm saying so when you look at the data, they look the same. when we look at the long-term effects on these children they are here. they argue. they are here. we were warned and we got all of these dire warnings about our schools wouldn't be able to handle the cognitive impairments that we were going to see from these predators that were being born. none of that came to bear but this is what we were told. that is one of the myths that helped to drive the creation of this policy that punishes crack-cocaine 100 times more harshly than powder cocaine. one of the myths at haskin chu betake to the large incarceration rate of black men in this country. and ian "high price" i'm t