. >> pap or meal pap, a sticky porridge made from ground cornmeal. it fills the role grits do in the american southwest. rice in much of asia. it's tasty, relatively nutritious and cheap filler. it sops up gravy when you have something like this stewed beef real good. >> that's a dumpling. >> that's a dumpling? >> yeah. >> dumplings. important throughout the africa diaspora. made with flour and yeast. a spongy, bread type tool for mopping up sauce. stewed greens, carrots, beans and more gravy. >> that's awesome. tell me about your band. how long have you guys been together? >> about ten years now. >> whoa. a long time. >> yeah. >> would you say you were an indie band? is there an indie theme? what i guess i'm getting at, is there a -- i was getting there. ♪ >> in terms of south african street culture, people are really pushing the boundaries now. you didn't really have when we started. you look around. it's like, man, like demographic is crazy. >> what do you mean by that? >> it's not just racial, but classes, you know. people are being pushed and

- they are not settled in australia - either in nauru or patch ua new guinea or -- pap papua new guinea or linger for years. it's a tough policy, hoping that people don't get on the boats, so they don't sink and drown and from people claiming to be genuine asylum seekers. if they are, they should claim it elsewhere. it's a tough, cruel policy. it pushes the misery, the suffering beyond australia's shores. they don't have to deal with it here, it's up to other countries. in weeks the government in australia put pressure on other asian neighbours to toughen policies too. the immigration minister has been in malaysia and has encouraged them to toughen visa requirements to stop people going through there and ending in australia. >> how popular is the controversial policy with the general public in australia? >> well, you get a mix of views. people, of course, here have compassion. i don't want to paint australia as a racist country that doesn't care about refugees. there's a feeling in australia. the phrase they use is giving things a fair go. they don't like people bending rules. politicia

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stalk closed -- google shares are more than double over the paps five years. nasdaq are up of 51. >>> the u.s. government shutdown is delayed. california development department says the shutdown li access to federal data. >>> jp morgan reportedly agree to pay $4 billion to settle a claim that misled the government. jp morgan misleded of the quality of the housing crisis. the government first wanted $6 billion from jp morgan chase but again the settlement was $4 billion. >>> the decision about criminal charges and reactions from the victim's attorneys. >>> we are in the south bay for a high school football game of the week, it is a real cross town arrival, it is this game, coming up. >>> the one direction that's trending over the next few days. >>> los angeles's high ride building broke out today. heavy smokes and flames on the 11th floor. at least two people were taken o the hospital. the la times report the 1951 building does not fall of state's violation. >>> we are learning of more people becoming ill of salmonella. the sentence for disease control says the

i'm aaron gilchrist pap. >> and i'm eun yang. president obama plans to visit a construction. it's one example of a small business that could be hurt by the shutdown. the visit comes as the situation grows more bleak by the moment. an hour-long meeting failed to show signs of progress. now the lack of federal employees going to work is forcing metro to reduce the number of trains it is putting on the tracks. >> we have more on the shutdown. will we have our october heat wave? tom kierein is here with what we should expect. >> summer in october continues. yesterday one degree of the record. kbot up to 88 at reagan national. this morning it's off to a mild start. more like an august morning. a few clouds are drifting in over the metro area. otherwise, mostly clear. . we have quite a bit of cloudy ness in the morning. we get into the rest of the morning and afternoon. that should keep temperatures cooler than it was yesterday. it's in the upper 50s in our nearby suburbs. many of the rural areas are into a the mid-50s. most are in the 60s in the waters. it's near 60 degrees. for s

two florida murderers who escaped prison using fake pap s papers. >>> striking b.a.r.t. workers hold off on a take of protests to recommend two workers killed on the job.

the hollywood stars are singing about it, it's become so pap popular with kids thre have nicknames, where is molly, have you seen molly? it's ectasy which is a a combination of drugs together that is very popular by kids who are going to these parties. rave parties, dance parties, it makes you feel very warm and fuzzy and touchy feeling but it also increases your body temperature and can do a lot of damage to your brain. the kids love it but as you said we have another issue here. >> it's dangerous because the elements happening even in the nightclub situation like we are looking at right now. dabsing, hot. >> body temperatures have been known to go up to 105. the real problem with this drug is we just had four kids die in the last couple weeks and what they found was that because molly is so popular drug dealingers are actually substituting the synthetic drug bath salts which we have heard so much about. that is a adly drug that makes you crazy. they are now selling molly but it's really bath salts. >> marketing. >> reporter: the problem is kids are all excited and the drug dealers are o

transfer money to bank accounts fbi says the men created fake web sites, and counterfeit ownership pap yefrs. justice officials call the men masters of illusion >> nsa public web site went down this afternoon. a spokesperson for the agency tells a about. c news they're looking into the issue but say internal network was not compromised and no class bid information in danger. groups called responsibility >> michael hayden was riding on a train giving interviews to reporters when a passenger decided to tweet everything he was saying. the passenger tom matsy sent out tweets like this one. michael hayden giving quotes about the obama administration. he got the former spy bows boss to pose for a picture with him after someone tipped off hayden his words had been posted >> oh, my. >> well, east palo alto police chief stepping down after eight years on the job. he says he's taking a new position in washington, d.c. he made at announcement today the position is director of the xhun community policing effort. the 50-year-old started his police career in oakland the last day is november 8th. >>

more than 100 million copies of his books are in print paps he told charlie rose in 1996 -- >> the book acquires a life of its own and the characters acquire a life of their own. >> reporter: one critic called his work the verbal equivalent of a high-tech video game. and he later branched out into video games like rainbow six, and splinter cell. if clancy loved the pentagon, he had little affection for the capitol. >> why does washington so rarely do smart things? >> i don't know, tell me. >> because we elect idiots. >> reporter: the difference between fiction and reality, tom clancy once said is that fiction has to make sense. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: the cause of death has not been announced. that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> does george clooney have a new girlfriend? what he told us last night in new york. >> plus, miley's late night in manhattan. we have the details. i'm nancy o'dell. >> i'm rob marciano. >> mi

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big pap many i at the plate and, bam, a grand slam to unload the bases. thanks to that hit gomes and red sox winning, 6-5. series tied at 1-1. >>> erin andrews got a surprisisurprise ing gatorade bath posting this "got to love postseason baseball." >>> the cowboys hosted the redskins. dewayne harris with two incredible punt returns, one for an 86-yard touchdown. whoo! and rg3 in trouble sacked and loses the ball. this is picked off by dallas' orlando scandrick. the boys win it, 31-16. >>> vikings running back adrian peterson played despite the death of his son friday. the vikings lost 35-10 to the panthers but peterson not playing was never an option. >> i never thought about not playing, you know. it was all about this, having the strength, praying the strength to play and get through and help my team. >> the play of the day might be a classic clutch move by tom brady. eight seconds left he throws this touchdown pass pore the win. 30- 30-27. >>> and the football folly of the day brought to you by seattle. free safety chris muragos tries improv that goes

you can borrow aeneid pap for in-flight entertainment for passengers flying between midway chicago, denver, oakland. you can check out the ipad before your flight. you do have to return it when you land. that's called borrowing. otherwise, you would be stealing it. >> reporter: you would be taking it and they will get you for sure jezebel, fall is here. >> it felt like it today. >> definitely. >> reporter: this was crisp fall day with highs barely in the 60s, cloudy much of the day. now we're look at a crisp or just plain old cold night tonight. we have a frost advisory for you in the north bay mountains. berkeley time lapse, a tale of two days. lots to have clouds this morning. like index -- windex being sprayed tonight atmosphere. things will be quite chilly around the bay area tonight. what a gorgeous shot from the lawrence livermore labs. looking live from berkeley with that sunset just about to happen. other pictures around the b we will show you san jose. mainly clear skies. highs only in the 60s. also mount diablo, you are clearing out, too. san francisco 58. livermore 663. san jose

from fans, to paparazzi, now snapping at the paps. the kardashian marriage collapses. tonight's top story. >> bruce, how are you? so help me --

maybe later i can get a pap smear from an old male doctor. - oh, come on, liz, this store is cool. it's huge with all the young people-- i mean, all the us. - this place is trying way too hard. why are there straightjackets everywhere? - because before this was a clothing store, it was a mental hospital. it's winky and fun, liz. - okay, i tried them on. can we go now? - liz lemon, you look hot. - really? - i swear to kaballah monster. thos jeans are perfect. look at your butt. - oh, my god. is that me? - liz, it's the dream. boy on the bottom, girl on the top. - o.m. god, those jeans are zing! - this online slang dictionary says it's short for "amazing." or it's a club drug made from a tooth whitener. either way you win.

in a correction facility, could be fringelin correction facility, which is in carabel florida on the pap handle that is east of us. so a good situation that these men were caught last night in a motel at panama city beach, a touristy area. so they were together when they were appear preharehended by po without incident and i guess that's sort of relieves the question that we have been asking the past couple of days as to whether they were working together to have these documents forts, whether this was an inside job, and clearly it appears all of those questions have been answered to a point as we stand here this morning. richelle? >> robert, although they were captured at the same time, this release under false pretenses, they were not at the same time? they were days apart? >> yeah. exactly. september 27th was when one of the men was released with the forged documents. the other one was october 8th. they both made their way back to orlando as we already know because that's where they were sentenced in orange county. there went through the second process in orlando. after you are freed

two florida murderers who escaped prison using fake pap s papers. >>> striking b.a.r.t. workers hold off on a take of protests to recommend two workers killed on the job. >>> it was brief but convicted killers charles walker and joseph jenkins appeared before a judge vee yeah videoconference in a courtroom. they were caught saturday in panama city, florida. they were on the run after using forged doupts to get an early release from prison. al jazeera's robert ray joins me now outside the courtroom in panama city. again, it was very, very quick. walk us through what happened. >> it was quick. basically behind me is the bay county courthouse. the two murderers are being held at the bay county jail. they were put on controlled environment video, and the judge actually spoke to them via the video at the jail. he basically asked them if they had attorneys, public defenders. one had not filled out the paperwork, and he does not, and other one does because he filled out the paperwork. the judge is issues both of them with a charge of one count of escape, and they will sit in th

pap welcome back to america great let's get started with the deal what's your take on the end of the shutdown. well the end of the shed i mean if you really think about it the end is not here yet the end is going to be in january and february and what should concern all of us is that going into this you see you had you had what i call the wall street democrats still negotiating to chain c.p.i. still negotiating to take entitle months away still negotiating you have schumer for example schumer is still talking in terms of gee we have to continue to negotiate in title means you have obama at this point we've abandoned tax hikes for all per all practical purposes so today. it is a day to be joyous in many ways because the tea party has showed as showed the world what a bunch of the flumes they really are so to that extent that's positive but we can't take our eyes off january and february we can't take our eyes off the idea that yes we got the democrats seem strong here but what happens when the real negotiation takes place on things like chain c.p.i. when you have schumer out talking l

being stolen at a cost of a hundred thousand euros and if you just take a look he told us when these pap's were stolen all the water came gushing out on to the learned in front of it and you can see the damage that has been done as european countries did in and out of recession global demand the metals has remained high making stolen cables a metal a worldwide growth market. this large metal recycling company tells us the black market trade in metal is beaming copper will fetch a thief around four to five year a pick kilo in iron about three year over they say these typically targeting smaller scrap yards are less likely to ask questions and it's an industry that's incredibly hard to regulate a lot but as with all also it's possible to get around them. a new law was passed just last year granting police more powers and tightening industry requirements these countermeasures include the implementation of a cashless system meaning to sales of more than fifty euros scrapyards should be required to write a check despite the new measures being introduced metal thirty cost the states an estimated

. >> i think there are americans out there that now have coverage for pap smears, mamograms, birth control on and on and on. >> of those five things, i think you are only interested in maybe one of them. i don't know. it is too personal to get into. >> do you think this is the tip of iceberg? >> there is no question about that. the employer mandate has been delayed for a year. they have the extra wiggle room, the 365 days to bump their policies. two million is the floor. from 14 million which was the obama administration's own estimate. i want to go back to richard's point that people can get better plans. people get to choose what their best plan is. under this law, they no longer can. if it was a choice of keeping their own plan. without any shred of doubt for three straight years if they had that choice to keep that plan or get a better plan. why are they being forced off of their plan? >> isn't guy right? i think it benefits all americans who get health care. the 80% that is covered and it raises the floor for everybody. every single american getting health care. that is a good thing.

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and jeff and all doing funny skits and i do mother's day cards where they say get your mammogram and pap smear. prevention is the best medicine. >> the found aiding is norine fraser.org. it is for the kind of research that is making a difference. we see it with you. i have seen you twice and see you now i am stunned and it is working. what can people do to help? >> oh, gosh, you have to align yourself with an organization where you know what is happening. somebody who is transparent and puts on the web site what they are funding and keeps you up-to-date on the results of where they put their money and running and walking and doing it and putting your money, for me, it doesn't work. i have to get myself involved and i want everyone to know what i am doing and happening and i like to work with organizations and research teams that are sharing the information. >> by the way, you said something a moment ago. you are a stubborn person. you married a stubborn person, our executive producer. >> our poor children. >> no. they are blessed to have you and we are blessed to have you here. >> thank

>> he's still at war with the paps. >> i'm just warning you. >> the jenner split, day two, and here they are together. is it still business as usual? bruce and kris, both spotted at the hollywood production offices for their reality show. >> is your family falling apart or everything's under control? >>> security nightmare, kim, kanye and the baby mobbed after the showdown with kimmel. >> a lot of people think you're a jerk. >> new beef over kim. no way kim kardashian shouldn't have a star on the walk of fame. >>> robin thicke now blaming miley for the "vma" backlash. >> i'm the twerky. >> the tv star in out in public with a black eye. >>> plus, sean hayes in the "extra" hot seat. >> this is my first time. >> wow. how fun. >> now, on "extra" at univers studios hollywood, the entertainment capital at l.a. >>> welcome to extra, i'm mario lopez. >> i'm maria menounos. >>> a big question today about her mom, kris' breakup. >> some are wondering if it is a move to save the reality show here's jerry. >> smiling happy, support by daughters as a star on the hollywood walk o fame no sign of kris'

may or may knot know this, bomb squads went from this the from the stamford police examples federal paps by the way, this apartment complex is c to the left of the camera, leftf of all these emergency vehiclesg here. it's among several builds inal this area. it's a very quiet, serene part of stamford, a lot of young families, so obviously it's disconcerting for all those people. atr this point the apartment complex she lives in has been, about 50 use up have been evacuated. u those people are staying with the american red cross.p ic in terms of thean woman who was driving that infinity with the connecticut plates traced backcd to this apartment, there's still so much that is unknown. we're hearing she was a dental hygienist, that she worked heree in connecticut in the new haven area and then more recently in r the bronx. but we're still waiting for more official confirmation on that. how long she lived at this complex. i did talk to a neighbor who told me when i showed the woman's pushing, told him the name, he said he immediately recognized her. he has seen her in the community mailbox

-me lo regaló mi pap dice justo dónde estoy en el pleta. [balbucea] con este bebé no podemos perdernos. [silbido] ups. -te voy a bajar en una parada de autobús. dile al chofer que quieres volver con tu madre. -claro, pero no creo que tengan autobuses en cataratas del paraíso -conso será suficiente. ven, te daré unas monedas para epasaje. -gracias, pero traje mi pasdeutobús. aunque voy a tener que tomar un mló autobuses para volver a mi casa. . edricksen, ¿cuánto falta, eh? -es que es mucha altura. nos evará horas descder. ¡oh! esa cosa parecía un edificio. -eh, ¿qué fue eso, . edricksen? o podemos estar tan cerca del suelo. [gritan] ¡no! !alto! ¡regresegresa ¡no! !no! [grita] ¡russell, sujétate! [gritan] [grita] ¡retrocede, retrocede! -claro. -¡rápido, tú puedes! !í! [jadea] ¿dónde...? ¿dóe estamos? -no se parece en nada a la ciudad o a la jungla, sr. fredricksen. -no se parece en nada -no te angusties, ellie, no voy a soltla. [jadean] ¡ahí es! ellie, todo es muy hermoso. egamos. ¡lo logs, russell! hay que flo

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i feel like this is something that pap will go along with. he opened the door to a short-term debt ceiling in a press conference earlier this week. he has not given us any ground on the idea of moving parts of obama care to get the government reeling. should he and should democrats be willing to go along with a short-term race? >> personally dwleeng the government should be closed at all. this is highly problematic not only for congress, but the american people. as you begin to see the real impact of the shut down longer term, the fact that the government is really starting to run out of funds. this will become problematic. there will be a cyclical impact with the local economies where the people shop. it's highly problematic on that side, but also as it relates to the debt limit. the president needs to hold his ground for several reasons. is as jack lew testified this morning. they never played this game because it's a real challenge not only to the country, but -- >> that's not accurate. all of the debt limit fights and all of the governmen

i do mother's day cards where they all end up saying get your mammogram, get your pap smear, prevention is the best medicine. >> all of the money that is raised at your foundation goes to research, the kind of research that is making a huge difference. we are seeing it with you. i have seen you this year twice, and i see you now, and i am just stunned. it's amazing. it's working. >> it's working. >> what can people do to help? >> oh, gosh. i think that you have to -- you have to align yourself with an organization where you know what is happening. somebody who is transparent who puts on their website exactly what -- not only what they are funding but keeps you up to date on the results of where they put their money. just running and walking and doing it and giving your money, i don't know, for me it didn't work. i have to get myself involved, and i want everybody to know what i am doing and what is happening. and i like to work with organizations or research teams that are sharing the information. >> well, you are doing a phenomenal job. you said something a moment ago, you said you are

this guy paps his van. it's kind of creepy. i don't like you because you like them. it sounds extremely political. >> if you have been to one of these games, the security is tiger than ever now because of what greg talks about. the fans that drink too much and get violent. this time it's women too. >> the security is tighter, but what is not tighter is the owners pushing all this booze out. i know where i come from on this is probably suspect, but why are they selling this stuff in the stadiums? you have a bunch of drunk people. i have never seen a fight break out that hasn't been the result of alcohol. >> but you can't blame every drinker for that behavior. 99% of the people there are enjoying themselves and having a bottle of beer. >> and the jets won. which is really the headline here that the jets finally won a game. >> eric, the dad also defended his son. he says that look, he didn't mean to do it. does that echo the point that bob often makes which is you see this alleged bully who hits a woman on the tape. the parents seem to be having his back. you find a bul

you can buy stocks more interesting in singapore or gentleman pap. but to me, i'm interested to see how much you're seeing in asia ya of selling your stuff in there and then you have to change your ty style, as well. >> we've seently launched books in china to go with guides that we have in other languages. it is a real growth area. i think one of the things that's interesting is how to get the foothold. but yes i think it's saifrts we have big ambitions for that part of the world. >> the market has been working on how to speak to the chinese consumer. this is a great example. is it the low end? you've been to shanghai before and you see these tour buses that show up on the water to take snaps of the scenery. you have to imagine that is a massive play. on the other hand, there's so many millionaires and billionaires in china and just clipping the ticket on that you think would've massive up side. >> people who are in asian countries wanting to get to europe, they want to experience luxury stop, but they're moving around the coast and lots of places.

you can lock at thomas payne, who add pap flet, common sense. in particular, the money was the surest road to the loss of liberty. >> all right. today, most of the so-called experts say we need a central bank. it makes sure inflation is moderate. it helps with employment. >> that's the smoke that comes out of the federal reserve. >> more than the federal reserve. talk to any smart financial person around here. >> how about this. we both like free market. everything needs to have some sort of a litness test. >> that was 20 years ago. >> milton freidman pointed out, they made a mistake and have learned from their mistakes. >> they redefined the term inflation since the 1920s. i picked the fed because i thought the shadowy -- everything here is not conspiracy theory. it is data about the feds that people will find fascinating wrapped in a great thriller. >> one thuing i love about your book is there is economic in one easy lesson. >> it really is economics in one easy lesson. the founders taught us that ignorance of coinage and how it works. it is

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