he never once yelled at me. i never saw him yell at anybody. never saw him hit anybody. though he is my big brother, he never hit me. not once. however, he was able to convince me i had been insulted so agregiously and should be so enraged that i should launch into a physical assault. on him? no, no. on her. that was the power of subtle persuasion. to this day nobody can figure out what he allegedly did to deserve this. i'm sorry about that. there's a saying. clothes make the man. naked people have little or no influence on society. sure we have all heard that. most people have a strong inclination, proclivity to remain closed in public, though there are certain exceptions in certain neighborhoods, we don't need to get into that. however such were powers he had of subtle persuasion that he convinced me as a 5-year-old to do the following. one, pull off my clothing. two, put on a ski mask. three, streak through the neighbor's family room while they were in there watching tv on a random suburban weeknight. so the power of subtle pers wake indeed. on a more serious and less

(yelling commotion) my motivation was to remember before it was forgotten. people died and i remembered them very well and i remember growing up in the war and it was a rite of passage i wanted to -- like the man said, i wanted to remember a time when people did this. i did not want that to be forgotten. (oliver stone) i served september of '67 to december of '68 in cambodia. then i was wounded twice and got out of the combat. i got into a court-martial situation with a sergeant. most of them were a---, in my opinion. they never went to combat and never were in the field. there was a lot of resentment, obviously, and i think that comes out in "hamburger hill." i think there's that -- a lot of resentment, but a reluctant patriotism, i suppose. (john irvin) the people i've talked to didn't have an option. obviously, it was possible to evade the draft. the people i met didn't have the means or will. it's from my girlfriend. (john irvin) or even believe that it was right to. says she's not gonna write anymore. friends at college told her it was immoral to write

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. >> and the baby is yelling, yelling, yelling, all is well. >>> and the weather, just divine today really. >> divine, cool but we've had no complaints. it was a perfect fall day. we're looking at a nice finish to the week, albeit a little on the cool side and a big warm-up on the end of the weekend in, between coldest air of the season. let's start with live look outside. first do the fall colors looking at peak to past peak outed out toward the divide -- out toward the divide, west of the divide. it's near peak west of i-81 and lots of good color around the shenandoah valley. i think you're better off waiting for skyline drive one more weekend. there's some color in the immediate metro area. we've got a ways to go still. live look outside, our live weather cam brought to you by michael and son. it almost looks like a fake picture. it's just perfect, not a cloud in the sky, 60 degrees, dew point in the 30s, pressure steady 30.22, wind south, southwest at 11. that will change. there's a cold front to our west. ahead of the front winds south, southwest and behind the front tomorrow morning

and -- started yelling for the puppies and yelled for him, he yelled back, he was in the creek. probably the little puppies kept him warm. >> reporter: kyle was wet, without shoes, and stayed close to the puppies for warmth. >> i asked him if he was alright, he said yeah, and just wanted to go home. >> reporter: a volunteer carried kyle out of the woods and into the arms of his mother, a family grateful for the safe return of their son, and thankful for his four best friends, rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> and that is our broadcast on a thursday night. don't forget to join us for an all new "rock center" to the at 10, 9 central on this very station. thank you for joining us, i'm brian williams, we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> he was denied eagle scout status because he is gay. a local scout takes his fight to the next level. >> reporter: live in oakland, an arm man on campus led to a lockdown at an oakland university. i'll tell you how it all ended coming up in a live report. >> also, the error by google people send shock wav

>> he is yelling at the drivers inim, he'sfá yelling at the speed limit signs, he's yelling at his speedometer> so is he really mad or just trying to make a funny video? >> i think he's trying to make a funny video. to check these out, head to our website and click on -- >> best of rtm. >>> this one will make your heart stop and then you might laugh a little. we've got some british troops serving in afghanistan, and watch what happens. >> oh! >> oh, no. oh, no. that's supposed to go further than that. >> that's a javelin missile. that guy said it will make your heart stop for a second and then it might make you say, wait a minute, that didn't go where it was supposed to. >> does it blow up? >> we don't know. that's all the video shows. >> these guys could all be dead. >> this isn't funny at all, gayle. >> oh! >> oh, man. i like to think it didn't go off, it was a dud, and that's why it didn't shoot the way it was supposed to. >> if it had gone off, i don't think we'd have this video, because that was right from where that thing took off. that's a javelin missile. that could get up to 500 feet

you yell it every night. >> ha! she's just bubbly and happy.ust indescribable is how i would describe her. >> rick met shanna in 2005 and has been teaching her how to skydive the past six months. that october web wants to document a special dive forher. >> all right, shanyna, what you are doing? >> my first accelerated skydive. >> as seen from rick's helmet free-fall is picture perfect. >> we exit the plane. we were stable. we add very good dive. >> shayna deploy hers chute first and rick is excited. everything looks great. >> woo! good job, shayna! yeah, that's my girl. but soon, rick loses sight of her. when he does find her, there's trouble. >> when i saw her, she was under a solid white parachute, which i know is reserve. solid colors. >> rick knows something is wrong. shayna made the decision to cut away her main parachute. that can't be good. >> after four or five times of spinning all one way, i realize, man, she's flying a bad parachute. >> shayna has what is known as a hung slider. the slider which goes down during deployment is stuck,

why are you yelling at me. >> $250. >> 250? >> yes. >> so you are a baller over here. >> thanks. i needed that. >> if you had to jovi and katie perry or obama what do you do. >> obama. >> all the way. >> all the way. >> are you really here for the music? be honest. >> yes, no, yes. >> no? yeah? i don't know what i'm supposed to say right now. >> i just start weeping. >> weeping? >> for both. earth, wind and fire. obama is speaking. >> don't cry on me now. >> [crying] >> you don't look so good. >> i'm really here to see -- is he single. >> i am and i'm ready to mingle. [ laughter ] >> would you pay money if there was a romney fundraiser and he had jennifer hudson

>> as we're coming in and they're yelling "brace, brace, brace!" >> brace, brace, brace! >> it seemed like it went on forever, like when are we going to touch down? [ baby crying ] then there was a big jolt. and then there was rocking and then there was this intense putrid smell of burning rubber. i know now that that was the front landing gear just being ripped up by the runway. >> passengers can no longer see what the television shows. sparks and flames erupting from beneath the plane. >> as we came in and the plane finally stopped, there was this moment of almost silence, and then all of a sudden somebody yelled out -- >> right on! >> whoo! >> and then we all just erupted. >> flight 292 jetblue has landed at l.a.x. safely. >> meanwhile barbara is a wreck. >> i wasn't able to get to a television, so the first thing i did was dial dave's phone number. i dialed it a few times. that was the worst ten minutes of the my life because i had no idea what was going on. >> at last barbara's call goes through just as the plane grinds to a stop. >> he picks up the phone and i hear

that wasn't the case tonight. [ yelling] for giants fans this game 2 victory was a big deal because for the first time this

the whole place was destroyed, this woman yelled. god saved me, but there is nothing left. no roof, no windows. the explosion left a 15-foot crater, among the dead, al-hassan, one of lebanon's top officials. they made an urgent plea for blood as more than 100 were rushed to emergency rooms. this has been the fear all along, that violence in syria would spill over its borders, many believe that is what happened today there in beirut some of the same sectarian divisions that fuelled the civil war in syria also exist in this country.

and -- started yelling for the puppies and yelled for him, he yelled back, he was in the creekme creek puppies kept him warm. >> reporter: kyle was wet, without shoes, and stayed close to the puppies for warmth. >> i asked him if he was already, he said yeah, and just wanted to go home. >> reporter: a volunteer carried kyle out of the woods and into the arms of his mother, a family grateful for the safe return of their son, and thankful for his four best friends, rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> and that is our broadcast on a thursday night. don't forget to join us for an all new "rock center" to the at 10, 9 central on this very station. thank you for joining us, i'm brian williams, we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night.

it at the president, i'll yell it at roosevelt, i'll yell it at general dewitt and it matters. it has to matter. and to me it's the speech i gave him was in part all just drawn from what's happening i think in the country right now in relationship to the war, who is considered patriotic, who is considered a traitor, and the point of a play to me is that it isn't just a museum piece, that in fact it does have relevancy right now and that it does kind of spark a certain amount of controversy in relationship to what goes on now. so that's how things that are happening in one's life feed into it. other things feed into it, too, like my wife and i have been trying to build this house in the berkeley hills for about 5 years so all of that also kind of feeds into the play even though it may not surface in the way the characters are building a house, but it may be something about money that comes up in the play but actually was drawn from our financial struggles trying to build this house in the berkley hills. but it also sort of shows you how real life intrudes into your work and how

he would be yelling and screaming.ayers like ricky wallace and varsity coach jim johnson to set a plan into motion. >> we had already brainstormed it. let's get this league built for this kit so we can have a substantial amount of time to get in. >> we had talked during the season. >> he works so hard in practice. that was the least we could do, is to push for him to get in the game. >> february 15th, excitement is building for greece athena's last game of the season. >> very excited that there was a game that night. and that there was a chance that he was going to be to get in for the first time. in the back of my mind i was just thinking oh my goodness i hope the coach lets him in. >> they have signs, j-mac signs. they had pictures of his face on little paint sticks. it sent a chill down your back. >> but near the end of the sec half, the clock is ticking down, and jason, number 52 is still on the the bench. >> the crowd throughout the game, because they would periodically start chanting we want j-mac. just in case i

the nature of sports like a big carnival, everyone is having fun, yelling, booing, screaming, greatts is, entertainment. >> reporter: is that how you got through the ordeal? you signed a big contract, all kinds of awards it didn't work out that way now you come through, did you save the season against st. louis, a lot of people would say you did what gets you the so low and so high? >> you get stronger, sometimes you have to learn life lessons, baseball has been the way that i've learned my lessons in life. i found a real strong faith giving up control of that and just a lot more peace in my life. >> reporter: i know you play guitar very well. you really look the part of a rock star right now. >> that's hilarious, thanks. thank god i got the hat because i got the bad hair working today. >> reporter: i don't think anyone is going to complain about good hair or bad hair. >> even if we get rained on, it is going to be a great day. >> reporter: all right barry zito. back to you guys. >> good job. larry biel is here. bruce bochy gives zito a lot of credit for the way he handled the adver

if only you could yell at traffic that way. no, i don't want it! >>> over to the rails, still seeing the single tracking on the red line because of a problem at the woodley park metro station. over to the roads. if you're traveling i-270 southbound at west montgomery avenue, have a report of a disabled vehicle possibly in the local lanes. just yell it out of the roadway because look at your delays from germantown. just a slow trip. wet roadways and all. aaron, over to you. >> thank you, danella. >>> 6:43 is our time right now. as the presidential election enters the homestretch, there are strong attacks coming from both sides, and now some residents in roanoke, virginia, say one display goes too far. a man named curtis caldwell has put up a statue of sorts on his front lawn. it is a monkey wearing a mask of the president. now, next to the monkey is a sign that says no bama and a confederate flag. neighbors say it's racist. caldwell says all he's trying to say is another four years of president obama would be, quote, bad for the country. >> not tryi

. >> and the next thing you know, you hear somebody yell, it's going the wrong way. >> a falling tower sends a cameraman and others running for cover. a police officer faces an out of control chimp -- >> are you kidding me? >> this chimp is going ape on my car. >> they are on the job facing unbelievable situations. >> and all of a sudden, i just feel a blast of water hit me, and that was it. >> from bizarre -- >> obviously, this guy isn't who he says he was. >> to death defying. >> i just wanted to save myself. "caught on camera occupational hazard." >> welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. no matter the job, it's bound to have pit falls but certain ska reers come with real hazards. some are expected, either turn out to be quite a surprise. in our next hour, we will meet people faced with some incredible situations that happened on the job, like the referee we meet in our first vizo. he makes a call during lie school wrestling match, and then he goes down for the count. forfor referee bob, it starts out like any other match. two opponents locked in a fierce battle. one is

they started yelling get him out, get him out. if anything we have to get him out before it drops back on him. it could cause further injury. >> get out. somebody grab him. >> holy crap. >> hurry. >> as the car is slipping, construction worker lee christianson runs over to help. >> i heard someone yelling pull him out. i didn't know how long they could hold the car up. i just grabbed him where i could and pulled him out. >> christianson pulls him out by his right ankle. >> oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. moments earlier order the bystanders to back away. they tend to the fire before the victim for fear the car may still explode. from his vantage point, chris garth isn't sure the man is still alive. >> oh, my gosh. >> i couldn't tell if he was breathing. i couldn't tell if he was moving. it was a low moment in the room to say the least. >> on the ground, james o'day also fears the worst. >> i thought he was dead. but there are times you pray silently. i was just praying within myself that he should live. >> while police attempt to contro

con, mitt romney went to detroit and yelled, "go bankrupt!"ers ] why would you he that? >> steve: why would you do that? his dad was the head of gm. that's crazy. >> jimmy: pro, seeing your favorite player get to third base. con, or as tim tebow calls that, holding hands. he likes to take it slow. take his time. he's a classy gentleman. >> steve: exactly. >> jimmy: pro, announcer tim mccarver, has a name that can only mean on thing, veteran broadcaster. con, announcer joe buck has a name that could only mean one thing, '70s porn star. hi, i'm joe buck. did you guys order some pizzas? ♪ >> jimmy: pro, heading to the tigers stadium to watch one of the games. con, using apple maps to get there and ending up in an actual stadium full of tigers. [ cheers ] >> steve: that's not good. >> jimmy: got to watch out of that. it's tough. >> steve: not good. >> jimmy: it is tricky, you never know -- it's a gamble. >> steve: roll the dice. >> jimmy: pro, sliding your hand into the mitt. [ laughter ] don't beat me -- don't beat me to it, now. >> steve: no --

. >> um -- the usual way my mom argues with my mom is with yelling. >> jimmy: with yelling, yeah.hey say that's the best way to do it. whoeveryells the loudest wins, right? >> no. because my dad always loses and he always yells the loudest. >> jimmy: he does, he yells the loudest but he loses? how much do you think the president gets paid? >> weekdays about 50. weekends, about the same thing. >> jimmy: okay. do you think he's making about $350 a week? >> probably. >> jimmy: what do you think, juliet? >> $5. >> jimmy: $5 a week? what if i were to tell you that the president spends all his money, his whole paycheck, every week, on cotton candy? >> seriously? >> why would he do that? >> jimmy: he loves it. >> i love cotton candy. >> i thought -- wait, is that true? >> jimmy: yeah, it is true. so, do you believe in tax cuts for the middle class? >> no. >> jimmy: you don't? why not? >> because it's not fair, because it's the rich people have a lot of money, how come we're the ones who are getting cut? >> jimmy: i think we know who you're voting for. >> over 100 times -- >> jimmy: you s

. >> pro, president obama went to detroit and yelled go tigers. pro, mitt romney went to detroit and yelled go bankrupt. why would you do that? >> oh, he's got 'em. more from the segment, later on in the newscast. worth sticking around for. >>> some much needed good news for drivers. gas prices finally coming down quite a bit right here in the bay area over the last week. we've seen a 20% drop. experts predicting prices will go lower just in time for thanksgiving travel. live in san jose now. the question is, how low are we talking? >> well, it's just under $4 a gallon at this arco station at capital and barry este in san jose. it is cheaper than most but it does underscore the drop in prices. let's take a look at the bay area numbers. according to aaa's online daily fuel gauge report, average prices in san francisco are 4:45 a gallon which is down from last week's $4.65. in oakland, it's $4.34 down from $4.56. in san jose, prices averaging $4.34 of regular gas, which is down from $4.55 last week. now, there are a number of factors involved in the

officer tursi yelled gun. the return fire to stop the deadly threat.he suspect appeared to a bid struck as he stopped firing and continue to drive away from officers. the suspect drove across all lanes and struck parked cars. it took a position of cover, not knowing the suspect had been injured by returned fire. when additional units arrived, it was discovered the suspect had been seriously injured and was found unconscious. officers rendered aide, called for an ambulance, and retrieve the hand and the suspect had used. tonight officers patrick grant and michael tursi are being recognized for their efforts. they are being awarded the gold medal of valor. [applause] >> captain paul chignell, along with officers tastings ahastingd lopez. >> good evening to you all. my pleasure to introduce richard hastings and that lopez. -- matt lopez. saturday, july 16, 2011, officer richard hastings and asked matt lopez were on duty and in uniform. their primary assignment was to be on a fixed post detail on the imminence of a railway platform on third street between

i immediately yelled for my wife to get out of the car that the car was on fire. i shut the car off and drove it back to the dealership. >> how do you think the exhaust pipe launch itself above? >> i have no clue. >> chrysler you everred to repurple my car back for a couple hundred dollars less than what i had into it and they wanted me to sign a bunch of waivers saying i wouldn't talk about and wouldn't sue them. >> you're not going to accept your offer? >> no, i declined the offer and i sent them back saying you pay me $250,000 and fix all the jeeps that have an issue and pay me my money back for the car and we can talk. i'm just wanting to alert the public. >> with reached out to chrysler and said this was an anomaly and knows of no other fire incidents incidents. >>> don't make your own parking space and when the police tell you to you get in a fight with them. that's what happened in new jersey. the suspect you see in the white shirt is identified at hora,st. he's student and that is offer curt carter. the officer told him to move his car and the student got

. >> yelled allah akbar. >> victims sent the letters to secretary of defense leon pineda. >> attorneys for the parents of trayvon martin will have to have george zimmerman's medical reports released. the attorneys want access to the murdered teenager's school records and social media accounts. zimmerman is accused of killing the teen in february. he pleaded not glty saying he acted in sech defense. >> do you think they are tricking seniors into buy the election. darrel issa thinks so. in a few hours he will issue a subpoena over obama care documents. ice saw sa issa says there's a $8 billion program to hide cuts in medicare. >> the amazing thing about this is it's useful. give somebody a row of numbers when you say how did you come to a conclusion to spend tax payer dollars every year would be like giving 0 through 9 into every equation. >> hhs defends the program. >> talk about change, the tennesseean who endorsed every democratic presidential candidate since 1972 and where al gore used to work is backing mitt romney for president. it says the next president must be the one with the b

yelling ] >> jimmy: ah, bummer.ey. [ laughter ] dentist, smile, braces. comedian. you? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm so bad at this. >> mouth? orthodontist? cavity? someone from the midwest with a baguette? [ buzz ] [ sad tuba ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: someone from the midwest -- was his guess. >> horrible. >> jimmy: i mean, it was an awful drawing, but tooth. >> that's the first? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: tooth fairy. >> oh! >> jimmy: i didn't get to fairy, because you didn't say tooth. >> oh, oh -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] i apologize. >> jimmy: you're so bummed out. >> here we go, kelly, here we go. >> jimmy: all right. here we are. come on. i'm so sorry, buddy. i can't even look at my drawing. i'm just so bummed out, i just can't even look at. [ light laughter ] >> phrase. >> okay -- >> it's a phrase? okay, great. >> jimmy: belly bomb. >> come on now. [ light laughter ] >> in a deep hole. hole in one. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. wow! well done, oh my god. you got it right. here we go.

you can't hear it but the band yelled down, hey cheerleader, we traditionally yell back what?nt to hear a marriage proposal. that's when they turned her around and i was behind her. she had no idea i was up in the air. i don't go up in the air. so that was a big surprise to her. >> proposing for marriage i assume makes you kind of nervous. why couple the amount of nerves by being lifted in the air. >> hey, you got to go big or go home, right? >> when did you figure out what was actually going on? >> first thought, oh, my gosh. second, i hope he doesn't fall on me. >> can you do, like, ten backflips? >> she was shaking. so she had to wait before she could do it back hand springs. >> graces, guys. >>> a true "lady and the tramp" moment. [ laughter ] >> one of the most underrated places for surfing, new york city. >> under rated? it's not in existence. >> sure it is. k34ek o check out this video. two guys with custom-made surfboards surfed new york city from uptown to manhattan down into battery park. you see them scoping out the scene there, for the big curl. >> looks like they

when i say good morning, i want to yell as loud as you can. good morning. >> good morning! >> that is beautiful. are you excited to be back in school? and one more time, good morning. >> good morning! >> we are excited to be here with the mayor who has a busy schedule. i will tell you why we wanted to be here at harvey milk. harvey milk looks like san francisco. it is the most diverse school in our district. it is a beautiful school. you know what is also great about harvey milk? we know, based on last year's assessment, we predict harvey milk will have great growth in student achievement again this year. isn't that great? [applause] that is great because we know it does not happen without the wonderful teachers you have. so i want you to be sure to listen and pay attention to your teacher this year and do what they say. if you do, they will prepare you to be mayor one day or superintendent one day, or president one day. so listen to your teachers. you have a great principle. she fights for you every single day to make sure you have your resources to be successful. i brough

that was supposed to be a party. [ yelling gibberish ] >> boom, checkmate.t that just happened. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: see, i mean, he can't help himself. >> no. >> jimmy: he's physical comedian -- [ applause ] physical comedian genius. >> now, the really crazy thing -- a lot of crazy things happened in that episode. one of the craziest ones was he had -- for some reason, he put on this wig and these crazy sunglasses. and we get out of the truck, and there's a guy in a linen truck that you saw him there with the exact same hair. [ laughter ] and the exact same glasses. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: unbelievable. you guys got to check it out, check out comedianincarsgettingcoffee.com. jerry seinfeld! this thursday, 9:00 p.m. check it out. anthony anderson, zach cregger, jesse bradford joins us next. there they are in the bud light platinum suite! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ "there's stylish." "there's functional." "and then, there's both." "erika tsubaki is a big fan of both." "that's what she and her team had in mind when they designed the all new ford esc

then i yelled, does anybody have a video camera? it's my birthday.ured i'm feeling a little frisky, but i get a little clean. make sure i get all spiced up for you guys, make sure i'm all clean for the show. you know what i'm saying? >> behind the camera is tim's girlfriend, macy, who usually works the drive-through window. >> i actually keep a camera with me at all times just in case something crazy like that happens. >> i want some eggs or some sausage biscuits, french toast sticks. >> the stunt is an act for tim's myspace page where fans know him as "mr. unstable." >> macy, you should totally go get our manager and tell her that i'm really in the sink. >> but he insists that no one else is in on the stunt before the camera starts rolling. >> hey, karen, he's in the sink. is that okay? do you want to come see? it's pretty funny. you can't see his penis or nothing. >> i hope not. >> everybody thought it was funny except for the manager who was still counting money. the whole time she thought we were kidding. she never imagined that i was really in t

. >> do candidates ever yell at you?> yell, collapse, walk out. >> they all do it because practice builds confidence. the confident guy wins, not the guy who has the better answer? >> quite often, yes. confidence, not hi, i'm phil mickelson. i've been fortunate to win on golf's biggest stages. but when joint pain and stiffness from psoriatic arthritis hit, even the smallest things became difficult. i finally understood what serious joint pain is like. i talked to my rheumatologist and he prescribed enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, and stop joint damage. because enbrel, etanercept, suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal infections are common. don't start enbrel if you have an infection like t

when yelling at these guys didn't do the trick, chris burst out of bed, ran out onto the balcony, grabbed a water fire extinguisher and let them have it. he seemed much less angry when he came into the room and particularly pleased when the guys that he drenched came running up the stairs yelling my name. [ laughter] ambassador stevens did not correct the record. i feel this is a rare example of a failed diplomatic effort on his part. [ laughter] >> he did seem to sleep remarkably well after that, however. another topic a propos with chris is his relationship with material things. he didn't care about things, accept to the extend they were a means to an end. providing access to people, places, culture and activities he wanted to participate in. i wanted to mention a couple of examples from the uc berkeley archives in that regard. his typewriter. chris arrived at cal with a beautiful, fancy electric typewriter, a covetted object in that prelaptop and prepc era. chris decided that beautiful machine was too bulky and didn't like being tethered to an electrical outlet. one day he traded it fo

. >> everybody take a seat, otherwise, clint eastwood will yell at them. last night in new york city, it was all smiles and friendly barbs. the two men took a break from the heated campaign to co-headline the al smith dinner >> i was actually hoping the president would bring joe biden along this evening because he will laugh at anything. >> after my foreign trip in 2008, i was attacked as a celebrity because i was so popular with our allies overseas. and i have to say i'm impressed with how governor romney has avoided that problem. >> nice to relax and wear what ann and i wear around the house. >> each praised the other. >> i admire him as a family man and a loving father, and those are two titles that will always matter more than political ones. >> don't tell anybody i said so but our president has many gifts and a beautiful family that would make any man proud. >> and campaigning in pennsylvania, the first time any member of the gop ticket has been in that state. the first time in weeks, we'll have the new york wall street national poll debuting on "meet

people like to yell and then we run off, no, she didn't yell because i told her not to.he might have if didn't said anything or if she didn't see the gun. but told her to give me everything you got. give me everything. i want everything. i don't want just your money, i wan everything. >> did you say anything to the person that you robbed? >> i would tell her, welcome to life. it's a cold world. if that wasn't you, it would be the next person. nothing personal. as we all know, just business. >> bloodworth will remain incarcerated but is about to see a major change. along with a group of other recently convicted inmates he's just made the four-mile drive to the house of correction. cuffed arm in arm the men have been put back in their street clothes but only to start the intake process all over again. >> all right. >> around that way. >> his bravado won't last for long. through each step of the intake process, bloodworth relives the night he was arrested. >> definitely not nashua. >> stand up straight. some information. u.s. citizen? >> i am. >> veteran? >> no, i'm not. >>