thanks. >> wyatt: good morning, amsterdam. >> hope: good morning. i hope this weather holds up. >> wyatt: uh, nothing is gonna stop us from doing this photo shoot. >> hope: mm, famous last words. i can think of someone who might. >> wyatt: [ chuckles ] ivy will hold her own. >> hope: it's -- she's not a model. >> wyatt: but she'll have a professional model working with her. >> hope: i-i can't stand by and coach her through the whole thing. >> wyatt: hope... >> hope: okay, you're right. i'm letting it get personal. >> wyatt: this is huge. international pres

. >> wyatt: ah, fantastic. and maybe after work, when we're done with the photo shoot and everyone's chill, just -- it's got to be romantic. on the canal in that beauty? >> lars: oh, definitely, but not for you and hope -- for liam and ivy, right? >> wyatt: yes. yes. liam's into ivy. he just needs that extra little push. you know what i mean? >> lars: so, you're playing cupid, huh? [ both chuckle ] >> wyatt: i guess i am. >> liam: oh. are you cold? >> ivy: yeah. >> liam: yeah? >> ivy: yeah. >> liam: a little -- little friction, little rubdown, yeah? how 'bout double speed? >> wyatt: but look -- i don't want anyone to know about our arrangement, okay? not even hope. >> lars: but what if liam and ivy ask about -- >> wyatt,

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thank you. >> ivy: ja, ja. >> liam: ja. >> wyatt: that's funny. i'm learning dutch, thank you very much. >> hope: if we're all done impressing each other with our dutch, uh, can we talk about the work in amsterdam? >> wyatt: right, amsterdam. just the four of us. a bonding experience with no interference.

it happens. >> wyatt: or it's a sign.

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ron wyatts first attempt to get help for a car that crashed in aloemar.hundred yards away. >> and told the officer a car has gone off the road and there is a fire and the police officer said we'll come when we are finished. >> and you went back to them. >> 20 seconds later. >> and investigation confirms the officers called in the crash to dispatch. >> i have been advised of a car fire. >> and that was at 12:33 a.m. despite they were right down the street they didn't check out the officer's request. >> you can walk there in a minute. >> instead it was wyatt that went back to the scene of the crash on the phone with 911. >> there is a police car down the street. i wouldn't talk to him but he wouldn't -- he is getting a ticket. >> wyatt saw movement in the car. >> i'm thinking i got to help the person out there and i started to walk to the car and there is a big explosion. >> it was 12:40, more than 7 minutes after wyatt alerted officers when the first unit, a fire truck arrives and the car engulfed. two men found dead in the car less than two miles from hom

we will see you tomorrow morning. ,, >> wyatt: all right. ha ha! great work, ladies. fantastic. >> hope: thank you. >> ivy: well, it was fun shooting in the square. >> hope: yeah. >> liam: yeah, hey, it was your first photo shoot. how'd it feel? >> hope: were you maybe a-a little bit nervous? >> ivy: i was. i was nervous to start with, but i think i relaxed into it. and the jewelry looked amazing. >> eva: amazing. you will be so happy when you see it. >> wyatt: well, not to diss the jewelry -- it was spectacular -- but i think that it kind of got upstaged by, uh, hope and ivy here. >> liam: oh, absolutely. without a doubt. >> eva: i'd have to agree. >> hope: is that a good thing, or...? >> ivy: i think i'm gonna take it as a compliment. >> liam: you should. you should.

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. >> las palabras de wyatt fueron estudiante de 14 aÑos consintiÓ las relaciones con su profesor es mÁs 14 no tiene la capacidad para decidir sobre su vida sexual. >> de acuerdo la psicÓloga la alumna este delito sirve para recordar a los padres la responsabilidad de supervisiÓn con sus hijos. >> estos niÑos tienen miedo de platicar a los padres pero los padres tienen que hacer una labor de convencimiento a los hijos de que les tengan confianza. que tengan comunicaciÓn con ello todos. >> el abogado no respondiÓ pero el distrito de l.a. emitiÓ este comunicado nuestras disculpas a la joven ya su familia los comentarios del seÑor wyatt fueron inapropiados no van con nuestro espÍritu ni el ambiente que buscamos para nuestros. estudiantes tampoco con la fÓrmula que manejamos la educaciÓn. >> se registrÓ un insólito caso mÉdico una mujer adquiriÓ el virus del vih luego de hacerse con manicure. >> los oÍdos caninos podrían convertirse en los mejores aliados para los niÑos que tiene un problema con la lectura. >> antes como todas las noches le damos un vistazo a las temperaturas cuando son las

wyatt andrews met the new man in charge of the obamacare eweb site and says signing up will be a loter: last year, despite the promises it would work, healthcare.gov crashed on takeoff. >> it's down. for heavens sakes. >> reporter: this year, the web site has been rebuilt and once again officials insist it's ready. >> we're confident it's going to work. >> reporter: kevin counihan is the man in charge of healthcare.gov. tell about your confidence that it will work. >> we have multiple ways both internally and externally to see that it works and is stable. >> reporter: counihan says this year's web site is more streamland. shoppers will see clear quotes quotes on premiums and a running estimate of tax credit or sounds difor those who qualify. >> it's different, warmer, more accessible. >> reporter: one major challenge is security. in july, one of the sites' extent servers was hacked. officials say nothing was taken and the server did not contain consumer personal information. counihan says the site is now fully protected. >> my belief is it conforms with the highest levels of cybersec

wyatt andrews has our report. >> reporter: mit professor jonathan gruber was an intellectual architectf obamacare, but here at a conference last year, he said the law was written to hide crucial details from an american public too dumb to understand. >> lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. basically, you know, call it the stupidity of the american voter or whatever, but basically that was really critical to getting this thing to pass. >> reporter: for example, gruber said the penalty for not buying insurance, the very heart of the individual mandate, was labeled as a penalty and not a tax. embarrassed democrats quickly distanced themselves from gruber. the white house pointed out he did not work at the white house. minority leader nancy pelosi turned gruber into a stranger. >> i don't know who he is. he didn't help write our bill. >> reporter: maybe, but when the bill was being written, the administration paid gruber almost $400,000 for technical advice on drafting the law. republicans, for their part, turned gruber into an all-important player. here is senator mitchell

they wouldn't have time to fix a web site broken that badly and, so, the pressure is on. >> pelley: wyatt, thank you. republicans who want to blow holes in the healthcare law got more ammunition today from new videos featuring jonathan gruber, a consultant who helped write the law. last night, we showed you the clip in which he said the law passed thanks to "the stupidity of the american voter." well, nancy cordes now on what else he said. >> reporter: the latest clip to surface is from 2011. in it, gruber describes how obamacare's authors use deception the describe a new tax on high-end insurance plans to go into effect in 2018. >> the only way we could take it on was first by mislabeling it, calling it a "tax on insurance plan" rather than people, and we all know it's a tax on the people who own the plans. >> reporter: in 2012, he boasted about similar tactics in a bill he helped craft in massachusetts, a precursor to obamacare. >> the dirty secret in massachusetts is the feds pay for our bill. in massachusetts, ted kennedy and the senate figured out to rip off the feds for $400 million

that's wyatt rocking out on the drums.is parents, just a little bit. wyatt is part of a heavy metal band his parents call vulgar display of cuteness. his baby sized drum set is made out of cans and pencils. >> oh, my goodness. you would really love to live next to wyatt as a teenager. >>> the owners of the world's largest corn maze in northern california say they have learned a lesson this year. >> yes. there is such a thing as too big. they will probably scale back next year. >> the 60-acre cool patch pumpkins maze turned out to be so difficult, people were getting stuck in this thing for hours and ended up calling 911 for help. police say they were able to handle all these situations over the phone with the maze owners and say they never actually had to send an officer out there. >> listen to one woman who asks if she should just wait where she is. >> you could either do that or try to make it to the edge. it's whatever you feel more comfortable doing. >> i don't know what to do anymore. we've been here four hours. >> we

but first, wyatt cenac is best known as a correspondent on "the daily show."ac -- brooklyn." and for more, we go to "the famous" for tonight's "last call spotlight." ♪ >> i like sweate

but first, wyatt cenac is best known as a correspondent on "the daily show."- brooklyn." and for more, we go to "the famous" for tonight's "last call spotlight." ♪ >> i like sweaters. i like cardigan sweaters. i can't pull off a lot of sweaters. yeah, this to me, it felt kind of like the best cardigan for me

elise wyatt of depaul has her shot blocked. she puts home her own rebond. depaul up 1-0.hey'd go on to win, 2-0, over georgetown. >> thanks, jason. we'll see you back here after the gam. >>> o this sunday night, the homecoming for two americans suddenly released by north korea this weekend. and new details of the secret u.s. government mission that led to their freedom. >>> when the wall fell. as the world marks the 25th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall, tom brokaw remembers that night and witnessing history. >>> help wanted? it is shaping up as a banner year for holiday hiring with hundreds of thousands of jobs that need to be filled. tonight we'll tell you where they are. >>> and big dreams for some of the most fragile little lives as those who care for them see all of the possibilities.

. >> wyatt: and they already love the woman who'll be wearing it. >> rick: hope, ivy, i want you two out front. you're a team. >> hope: you got it, coach. >> rick: all kidding aside, if you guys need to clear the air, do it. i don't want any tension between

that's why after talking to wyatt, i really wanted to work in the office of small business just because it really interested me and i enjoy my study. >> she said, i hope to create more definitions for the additional terms that the taxing treasurer's office added to their list ~ just to kind of help get a definition of maybe why they were added and what type of business [speaker not understood] that you would check that box instead of another box. and then i also helped compile the list, preliminary list of potential business he for the legacy rebate program. i basically just went on to the data s.f. and put in specific terms looking 30 years ago or older and then also certain class codes [speaker not understood] felt would be best that fall under the definitions of it and then just compile it had into an excel spreadsheet. you only have one class code. i did a couple more and i hope to continue to work with that project because i really think it's a great project and would like to provide any help that i can. >> thank you. >> so, thank you, stephanie, and monique. so, you're welcome to

that's why after talking to wyatt, i really wanted to work in the office of small business just because it really interested me and i enjoy my study. >> she said, i hope to create more definitions for the additional terms that the taxing treasurer's office added to their list ~ just to kind of help get a definition of maybe why they were added and what type of business [speaker not understood] that you would check that box instead of another box. and then i also helped compile the list, preliminary list of potential business he for the legacy rebate program. i basically just went on to the data s.f. and put in specific terms looking 30 years ago or older and then

that's why after talking to wyatt, i really wanted to work in the office of small business just because it really interested me and i enjoy my study. >> she said, i hope to create more definitions for the additional terms that the taxing treasurer's office added to their list ~ just to kind of help get a definition of maybe why they were added and what type of business [speaker not understood] that you would check that box instead of another box. and then i also

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eric wyatt was arrested last night on bacon avenue, he reportedly tried to take off in a disguise butin another home a block away. he broke into a home on saturday and threatened to reads with a gun. he left his wallet behind. >>> experts are telling people with webcams and baby monitors and cameras to change their passwords now. a website in russia is posting live footage from homes and businesses using the pass words, some are as simple as 1, 2, 3, 4. >>> barbie has taught girls they can grow up to be whatever they want. one venture is raising eyebrows, one barbie, i can be an engineer. she designs a game and brings in her male friends as soon as a problem arises and critics point out -- >> i was angry and disappointed. >> was doing that to show it's a team effort, in no way trying to degrade women by doing that. >> that was the book's author who was trying to represent the male dominated field and mattel responded that this book was reveal in 2010, and has since rework the barbie's stories. >>> you can get paid to park your car at the airport now and you can rent it out and earn ca

here's wyatt in tonight's edition of can they do it live?ng ] >> cute kid. >> i don't think he's having fun. poor little wyatt. let's take a look at the morning papers t. omaha world herald, doctors say the surgeon who died in nebraska from the ebola virus tested negative when he first fell ill, which delayed treatment. they say he was unresponsive having difficulty breathing and his kidneys were not functioning. in an interview from april of this year, dr. salia said he knew it would not be easy to treat ebola patients in sierra leone. he went because he believed that was where god wanted him. >> i took this job not because i wanted to i found it was a calling. i strongly believe that god is what brought me here. i am free to show i am confident that i just need to lean on him and trust him for whatever comes. because he sent me here. >> wow. >> a lot of brave people over there. >> all right. moving on the huffington post the eu is denying reports, it's considering imposing sanction against israel, an israeli paper claims an internal memo s

it sits there, while to the side actors william hurt and wyatt russell, along with two crew members,ke it off the trestle. one second before impact. people cover their ears. clinging to the bridge for their lives. on impact the bed becomes a deadly weapon. >> the train hits the bed, and the bed flies up, and apparently a portion of the hospital bed strikes sarah and pushes her into the train. >> reporter: hairstylist joyce gilliard suffered a compound fracture of her left arm. she's had to have a plate put in and is also suing the producers, the railroad company and nearby land owners. >> it's not just my arm that was hurt. i suffered such a traumatic experience seeing my co-worker, friend, lose her life because of someone else's negligence. >> reporter: up next, in the hot seat. in court and on video. the man at the center of the sarah jones tragedy. director randall miller confronted with questions about just what happened that day. and giving the same answer three times. >> do you know where anybody was down that track before the >> do you know where anybody was down that track be

tonight -- rachel maddow, from "constantine," actor matt ryan, comedian, wyatt cenac.

the attorney's name is keith wyatt and he made headlines after suggesting that 14-year-olds are mature to sex with an adult even if it's a teacher. >>> days before the start of the miss world pageant, the world wants to know where is miss honduras. she went missing last thursday along with her sister but they weren't reported missing until saturday. avarado is 19 years old and has said that she wants to be a diplomat. >>> the vatican says that pope francis will make his first trip to the united states as the leader of the catholic church coming this september. he'll visit the world meeting of families and hold a large public mass as well. if you're counting, francis will be the fourth reining pope to visit the united states. >>> i hope you have your winter coat handy. watch your video as i tell you this. freezing temperatures are here to stay. for about a week. that was the scene in oklahoma city. some not able to cope with what the weather is doing to the roads. well, i lived that my entire life. the weather service says the cold spells are creeping towards the northeast and also down

attorney keith wyatt claimed the 14-year-old was mature enough to cross the street when traffic was comingthat's more dangerous than deciding to have sex with her teacher. here's more of what he said during a radio interview. listen. >> if she lied to her mother so she could have an opportunity to have sex with her teacher, that she went to a motel in which she engaged in voluntary consensual sex with her teacher, why shouldn't she be responsible for that? >> a teacher, a person in an authority position who is grooming a child for several months establishing a relationship with this child and then abusing this child. >> the young girl's attorney went onto call the school district's argument shocking. the attorney for the school district has now apologized saying "upon reflection i realize how insensitive the comments i made to kpcc were. and i'm truly sorry to this young woman and her family." this afternoon l.a. u.nified school district decided to cut ties with him. in california appellate courts have ruled during a civil trial you can argue that a minor can consent to having sex with an

. >> 36-year-old inmate kendrick dwayne wyatt, who's in county jail for burglary, feels the dorm searchunwarranted. >> sometimes that brings tension when there is no tension there. that brings tension to the inmates. and i'm hoping there's no tension that will be involved as to this matter. >> for almost two hours deputies armed with latex gloves search the inmates' bunks and belongings for razor blades, drugs, and other contraband. >> i have noticed recently the welds on the bottom of the legs, those bust off sometimes when they lift them up and do things with them. so they'll stick things in there, drugs and cigarettes, lighters, things like that. >> they take the razors out of the razors we give to them and they wrap one end to protect themselves. they'll take them out of here. >> they'll take apple juice and other juices, stockpile them. there's one here, so that's not a big deal. but if they get a bunch of them, they'll use them to try to turn them into kind of a jail-made alcoholic beverage called pruno. >> they're not allowed to have articles like this. >> they'll use books. one

wyatt watching it carefully? they know the next big one could look something like that.there is a drumbeat of these things. they all emerged from nonhuman animals and among those that i mentioned they are all caused by a viruses and that is the party to the profile of the scariest of the exemplars of this phenomenon. these scientists have a fancy name for it. as barbara mentioned, they called these animal infections that pass into cumins a virus that could be other forms of infectious blood. it could be a bacterium, could be a protozoan, like creatures that cause malaria. it could be a fun this. it could be a worm, it could be a free on which causes mad cow disease and usually it is a virus. they pass from animals into humans. they don't always cause disease. sometimes they become harmless passengers in humans. there is a virus i talk about in the book and couldn't resist it because it has such a wonderfully gruesome name. you have to find a light side of this subject, where you can find it. with all due respect to the people who suffer, the people who die, there are a l

and wyatt out of line for doing that? >> this is a financial show.a lot of money. how they view money and capital is how they manage a fascinating topic. stuart: my introduction, they were all cringing in the control room, he won't ask that for have been at stake. >> dissension in ranks? still working here? liz: you have so many celebrities out of hollywood opining about all sorts of things but not this issue. stuart: they make a lot of money and they deserve every penny of it. he is a superb actor. he is great. he deserves to make all that money but i want to know how do you feel when the government take half of it? it is your money and they take half of that. >> if they do, i am happy to pay the taxes. stuart: i don't believe a word of it. >> if you're a celebrity or star who was politically active you should be held to account and face those questions and he held himself very well i thought. stuart: but you don't ask those questions. >> i tried to stay neutral. i have to hold my tongue a lot of the time. i had a couple moment on the carpet when yo

ann wyatt is the outcome -- what is the outcome between the executive and legislative branch? we have our panel today to provide answers to these questions. on the right executive director for research and a while ago was the senior white house official and was intimately involved in the negotiations. as the founder and head for is to shoot a science for international security for isis, the other one. [laughter] the good one. as you know, is the code to place to understand said technical side of the iranian issue. also we have said that i have known for many years and is the senior staff member from the senior foreign relations committee and how he approaches these issues better than anyone else. said he is joining us today. i will ask each to make opening remarks. i may ask a few questions or provide a few comments of my own then they will all been to the audience. gary thomas start us off. >> the first to want to compliment the secretary for managing a very difficult and complicated situation and that includes maintaining unity with our middle east allies and the most diffic

go for it, wyatt. 8:06, and let's get a check of the weather with mr.oung fans there. all right, virginia. let's check your weather from virginia and beyond. our friends in the pacific northwest got another big storm moving on. they had a big wined storm yesterday. 50,000 folks in portland without power. another one, wednesday tphaoeni into thursday. the temperatures are going to take a big drop. rainfall closer to the coast, anywhere from two to three inches of rain, but look at the mountains, up to a half of foot to almost a foot and a half of snow through the >>> 8:07. happy wednesday morning to you. we've got a cloudy sky. you know what, we're going to keep clouds in the forecast for today. mild temperatures, not too cool, but definitely cool enough for a jacket in san francisco at 64. 66 degrees on the east shore, and 68 degrees for us here in the south bay, with changes on the way, rain on the way as of this evening at 7:00. all the activity will spread into the south bay through the overnight hours, and tomorrow morning looks like kind of a rough

baby wyatt not quite 9 months there, but his dad helping to keep the beat.n his zone there. go for it, wyatt. >>> let's get another check of the weather with mr. roker, rokerthon! >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by ihop. everything you love about breakfast. >> and good morning, everybody. tamron talking to some of her young fans there. >> hello. >> all right, virginia. let's check your weather from virginia and beyond. friends in the pacific northwest got another big storm moving onshore. had a big wind storm yesterday, 56,000 folks in portland without power. here comes another one wednesday night into thursday. more heavy rain and mountain snows. it will be a real mess there. temperatures will take a big, big drop. rainfall closer to the coast anywhere from two to three inches of rain. look at the mountains, up to half a foot to almost a foot and a half of snow through the cascades and >>> good morning i'm bill henley. plenty of clouds and fog this morning and mild temperatures and the temperatures will climb when we see sunshine and the w

indian who served as dnc chairman 2008-2011 said his family pitches for needs and a serious discussion wyatt got voted out and reflecting the mood in the old senate cheever's this morning a tweet hear from senator mitchell rascal --mcc k --mccaskill and will know for harry reid for leader. we will know the results later on today and later today the senate will gavel in at 2:15 eastern and shortly thereafter the gene amber will hold confirmation of the 3 two district court nominees a vote to limit debate on a house-passed bill that authorizes a federal law that helps low-income families the for child care. looking ahead to next week harry reid said votes tuesday for two key pieces of legislation, one that would overhaul the government surveillance powers, the other is a bill authored by senator mary landrieu. you heard a lot of debate on this yesterday, she sees in runoff in louisiana. that would authorize the keystone pipeline, and the challenger in that runoff, congressman bill capacity introduced keystone built in the chamber. the house will begin debate on that, the rule for that this aft

donaldson said he was shocked, emotional, saying oakland is his home and in a wyatt he thanked fans, pride and gave you all that i could. kind of a shocker there. >>>billy bean saying four for one. >> still fans --. >> a lot of heart about that. >> absolutely. >> a lot of people went big at big box stores yesterday but you may want to try another approach today. how about going smaller for small business saturday. the deals being offered today and the special items you can only find in those locally owned shops. >> and a huge side show shut down by highway patrol. how many arrested and what chp said it's doing now that could land even more people in jail. >> gray skies and parts of the bay area waking up to rain this morning. i will break down what you can expect for today and the rest of your weekend. coming up. bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...ends sunday, thanksgiving weeke

luke russert is in wyatt the west des moines headquarters of the republican candidate joni ernst.ave to based on everything i'm reading about iowa i have to believe the ernst folks are excited and confident. what does it seem like on the ground? >> yeah, i think it's fair to say momentum is with the ernst campaign. the poll that came in on saturday showing her with a seven-point lead. also leading on the question of who cares more about people like me? terrible for a democrat to trail on that question. the early voting numbers we saw here today in iowa something that's so important, the democrats only are plus 8,228. if you see there on the screen. 183,898 compared to the republicans 175, 670. in 2010 they were plus 16,000. so because they're only up about 2,200 in the early voting that's leading operatives to think it will not keep away the republicans' strength. mitt romney won in terms of votes cast on election day last time around. tip of the scale to ernst and she's had a campaign based on personality and charisma. if you go through the issues and the attacks bruce braley has