phyllis, did you get the live storks? no. damn it, phyllis! i'm sorry. damn it, phyllis. it was hard enough to convince jan to come. so are we set for refreshments? per your instructions, we have the personalized m&ms with the baby names. this is your boy bowl. with the name chevy. that was me. and this is the girl bowl with m&ms with the name "astird." that can't be right. michael wrote down "astird." she said it is the name of a viking princess, so... astird? i know. i know. it is beautiful. no. thank you. is this it? i mean, is this two bowls of m&ms and some balloons? you know what, phyllis? i think you need to step it up. i think you need to get the lead out. because, if i'm not mistaken, we gave you your wedding shower here. we all came into this room and gave you a golden shower. well, you know what, where's my golden shower? phyllis? it does not matter to me at all whether this baby is biologically mine. i am going to love it. it's like when the dog nurses the tiger cub. have you seen that video? it is-- it's so bizarre and unnatural. but it--it happens. okay, i'm

phyllis vance for david wallace. he wasn't getting the necessary nutrients, so my pediatrician recommended pediasure. [ male announcer ] pediasure is a source of complete, balanced nutrition to help support healthy growth and development. pediasure. the #1 pediatrician recommended brand. ♪ ♪ that people are finally getting together. ♪ ♪ i think it's wonderful now ♪ that people are finally getting together. ♪ ♪ i think it's so groovy now ♪ that people are finally getting together. ♪ ♪ i think it's wonderful now ♪ that people are finally getting together. ♪ (dootrick or treat! mmm! thank you! mmm! mmm! (holly) "dunder mifflin wants to make it clear "that dunder mifflin does not discriminate. "nor does it condone unhealthy dieting habits "or extreme weight-loss strategies as was clearly stated in the official--" (michael, deep voice) oh, bang boom! shake! clargh! why, hello, everybody! what are you doing? fair question. i say, i say, i say sit down, holly! [normal voice] i'll take it from here. [

conozcan a judy, phyllis y christi. pueden ver claramente que todas tienen texturas y largos muy diferentes de cabello. pero tardarán tres minutos en resolver todos sus problemas con un solo perfecter fusion styler. esta es judy. ella tiene el cabello fino y no puede mantener un rizo. >> es muy fino. es demasiado delgado, y tengo este horrible remolino. >> miren este remolino. ¿se identifican con esto? >> muy bien. le damos una vuelta. >> voy a mostrarte cómo se usa. muy bien. y luego dejaremos que judy lo haga por sí misma. yo voy a tomar esta sección y la voy a rodar hacia abajo. ¿lo puedes sentir? puedes tocarlo. >> guau. ¿está encendido? >> sí. y tú, judy, dime, ¿cómo te sientes? >> no siento nada caliente. >> muy bien. mira esto. aquí voy. cuando lo levanto, ¿ves cómo se eleva? esa es la altura que se obtiene con una secadora y un cepillo redondo, ¿verdad? también consigo un rizo como el que se obtiene con un rizador, pero no me preocupo por la tenaza. >> ¿y qué pasa con este remolino que ella ti

(phyllis) oh i don't think it's blackmail. angela just does what i ask her to do so i won't tell everyone that she's cheating on andy with dwight. i think for it to be blackmail, it would have to be a formal letter. ah, you brought in your doll collection. [scoffs] these are not dolls, jim. these are commodities, the same as gold or oil. every year i do research to determine which toy will be the most popular of the christmas season. this year it's a doll-- half girl, half unicorn. catch phrase: "my horn can pierce the sky." pathetic. i bought out every store in the area over the last couple of weeks. and as lazy parents become more desperate, i will sell them at an enormous profit. isn't that right, princess? that's the christmas spirit. i am simply punishing those parents that would wait till the last minute to give their child a gift. and such a genetically improbable one. look at that. how does that happen? the king had sex with a unicorn? a man with a horn had sex with a royal horse? yes. oh, hey, is that princess unicn?

let's hear it for phyllis for this awesome party, huh? yay, phyllis! [applause] (michael) probably the best one that we have ever had. right? [cheers and applause] but the real reason that we are here is to say good-bye to a guy who we will probably never, ever see again. nowa lot of you know that i am an accomplished songwriter. song parody writer. i have done things like, um, beers in heaven. (jim) classic. or total eclipse of the fart. not my favorite, but-- i like that one. i love to sing them, but i am not going to be doing that today. i am going to be doing something i wrote specifically for toby. do you know, um... goodbye stranger? supertramp. yeah. [playing goodbye stranger] ♪ it was early morning yesterday ♪ ♪ i was up before the dawn ♪ and i really have enjoyed my stay ♪ ♪ but toby must be moving on ♪ i'm gonna miss toby. he has a nice, calming presence in the office. [higher-pitched voice] ♪ goodbye, toby ♪ it's been nice ♪ hope you find your paradise ♪ don't tell him i said this, but i always thought he was kinda cute

. - phyllis! - [laughs] we should do it right here in the break room. - [giggling] order carrot cake. [laughter] - and jessica, just so you know, this is way more about my love for erin than anything wrong with you. - well, andy, i'm upset, but... you did this in the best way possible, and i knew you as a lover... and i'll remember you as a gentleman. okay. that was one minute and ten seconds. - consider it nailed. - [vocalizing] i think we should try it again. this time, worst-case scenario. - okay, here we go. jessica, i'm really sorry. i just need you to know-- - [whining] what? - i just need you to know-- - what is it? i didn't sleep well last night. - [laughs] - ugh! ow. - nellie, that reminds me. do you want this chair in the bedroom? 'cause to be honest, i don't think it's gonna fit through the door. - don't listen to jim. have you ever seen him play tetris? "oh, i think i'll just use this line horizontally. oh, i had no idea what a gift this line is." - the one time-- - i will get the chai

i have to find phyllis. you two talk, okay? sorry, babe. phyllis! - god, it's just so good to see you. - i--uh-huh,just... [chuckles nervously] - all having this wonderful halloween gathering. excuse me, is that punch? - they didn't know about the snowman story, and when i told 'em, they were not impressed. - hey! you better do faith, you get me? - we don't know it. - so learn it. you all go to cornell, you're like eight rain men. just learn the frickin' song. - look, i know it was big with the old guys, but-- - buts... are for pooping. make it work. you have to or andy will flip out... and make it a surprise please. this isn't stupid. - what? - hey. - hey. - hey, toby. - are--are you me? - yeah. [laughs] oh, my goodness, look at-- [both laughing] look at this. - yeah. - [indistinct mumbling] - i thought i'd, you know, be you. - look at--look at me. - oh, look at you! [laughs] it's funny, right? mm. just stay focused on the pill. - okay, look, dwight, let's just call this thing off. i mean, it's just an anxiety pill. lots of people have anxiety. - y

and now we're moving over to our lovely phyllis. ...phyllis has coarse, thick hair. it's so short, it's difficult to style. ...so can a t of you relate to having coarse hair, short hair, afraid to use a styling tool because your hair is short, so you don't want to get that hot, hot heat next to your scalp? so maria, how can the perfecter work for her? >> i have it right on her head, i don't have to worry. her hair is short and the reason why you can't use styling tools is because it would burn you. with short hair, if you're looking for a different look... do you notice how i'm just rolling it through, starting to get the lift and it's like she would be blow-drying her hair. she's going to roll th

i meant that as a compliment to you, phyllis, as well as a slight to andy. cornell is a good school. and i want to better myself through higher education. if it makes andy angry, so be it. i have to unpack this weekend, but maybe next weekend we go to the outlets! cool. mike, you driving this every weekend? we're gonna switch back and forth, the driving. sometimes we'll just meet in the middle. it'll be fun. wait a sec. [life is a highway on radio] oh, i love this song. (holly, michael) ♪ life is a highway ♪ i wanna ride it all night long ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're going my way ♪ i wanna drive you all night long ♪ ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh ooh [all singing] ♪ if you're going my way hey there. so, uh, how do you think we're gonna do against penn this year? nathan ford's arm looks pretty strong. well, he's had a pretty good season so far-- mm-hmm. stop saying "we." you did not go to cornell. okay, you're just doing this to screw with me. not so. cornell is an excellent school. without its agricultural program, we probably wouldn't have cabbage. at least not mod

(phyllis) jim, don't listen to andy. i think it's romantic. oh, thanks, phyllis. where's your place? oh, it's on linden ave., by the quarry. oh... (creed) cool beans, man. i live by the quarry. we should hang out by the quarry and throw things down there. definitely, we should. (oscar) "to whoever made the microwave mess-- "the microwave is a shared kitchen appliance. "by not cleaning it up, "you are basically telling whoever follows "thatheir time is less valuable, "as they will have to scrub out your disgusting splatter. sincerely, disappointed." that is just obnoxious. no kidding. yeah. wait, what? the mess or the note? the note. so holier than thou. hmm. i liked it. don't you think the person who left the mess is the obnoxious one? no... the note is way more obnoxious than the mess. "sincerely, disappointed." get off your high horse, richy. just because someone likes things clean doesn't mean they're rich. nah. they're rich. you wanna see some real high-caliber acting? well, mr. kurt russell, you are about to be served. hey, toby. great to have you back, man.

so, phyllis, were there any survivors? >> grab a seat on the dais for the hottest, most hilarious party in town. introducing the dean martin celebrity roasts from starvista entertainment and time life. when dean called, the biggest stars in hollywood put on their tuxedos, caught the next flight to vegas, and left their egos at home. >> dean, i like you to know that i cancelled a proctologist appointment to be here tonight. and i think i made a mistake. >> use the cigar, you may get a laugh. ell mr. bere what to do with this cigar. you were right, i got a laugh. >> now for the first time ever, you've got a vip seat at the funniest, most outrageous roasts dean ever threw, featuring the biggest stars of all time, bob hope, jimmy stewart, sammy davis jr. >> why are we giving this man a dinner when some of the greatest ilians never got a dinner? sophia loren's new baby, who said to sophia, "is that all for me?" never got a dinner. >> they only roasted the ones they loved. >> what a night. who are we honoring? >> and sometimes l

i don't know, ask phyllis. - i can't use phyllis. are you kidding me? the moment she steps off this bar i'll be launched into space. - why are you getting rid of it? - allergies. - your husband? - no, the baby. please, it's my husband's favorite cat. he's broken up about it. it's the only time i've seen him cry other than our wedding night. - you know what? i will take comstock. - really? oh, oscar, thank you! - i'll come by after work and pick him up. - yay! oh, poor robert. he won't get to say good-bye. he has this business dinner tonight. - oh, c'est la vie. - please don't teach the cat french. - [chuckles] yeah, good news. tonight, when you come over for dinner, you can play with your old buddy comstock. - you ready? - yeah. you know what? i'll meet you down there. i've just gotta make a quick call. - okay. - okay. all right... oh, god. - [exhales] - attention, employees of dunder mifflin. everyone thinks the new guys are so cool 'cause they can slackline. ooh! hey, clark, this is what a real salesman looks like. they say that you only live once, an

. >> jack: doctor, when you examined phyllis, did you see what i did? >> yeah -- there was movement in her hand, and she appeared to be stirring. >> jack: then she's coming out of her coma. she's waking up. >> nick: what happened? you took off so fast, i didn't get a chance to tell you about phyllis. >> sharon: nick, i can explain everything. >> nick: what do you mean? explain what? >> sharon: why i did what i did. i took matters into my own hands. i just hope that you can understand. ♪

phyllis opina que lo ftidio masiado. -¿phyllis? te diriges a tu madre por su nombre? -phyllis no esmamá. -oh. -pero... Él prometió q ia mi ceremonia de los exploradores a ponerme la insignia de ayuda a l mayores. así que quizá pueda enseñar ahí, ¿no cree? -oye¿por qué no te vas a dormir? no quisiera despertar al circo de pulgas ambulante. [rquidos] -sr.redricksen, dug quiere llevarse a kevin como prisionero. tenemos que protegerlo. [bosteza] ¿kevin puede ir c notros? -so quieres, tú gana -¿promete que no lo va a dejar? -sí. -¿con el corazón? -con mi cozón. ¿en qué aprieto me acabo de meter, ellie? [ronquidos] [croa] ay.. oh... buenos días, ciño. tenemos que avzar. oh, el ave no está. tal vez russell no lo note. ¡atención, hora de despertar! -¿y kevin? ¡desapareció! ¡kevin! ¡dug, busca a kevin! usca al ave, bca al ave. [balcea] ¡por allá! -¡ah, qué sute ¡allá está! -¡por allá! -¡oye! !esa es mi coda! ¡bajae mi tejado! -¡sí, baja de su...! ¡ah, qué alto! [ladra] [graznido leja] [grazna] -¿y ahora qué está haciendo? -el ave

just shut up, phyllis. get outta here. (stanley) what are you doing? i got 500 feet of red wire at a flea market up by dunmore high school. 20 bucks for the whole spool. crazy. what a deal. oh, he'll be fine. i made it up there. [cheerful music] ♪ ♪ ♪ that people are finally getting together. ♪ ♪ i think it's wonderful now ♪ that people are finally getting together. ♪ ♪ i think it's so groovy now ♪ that people are finally getting together. ♪ ♪ i think it's wonderful now ♪ that people are finally getting together. ♪ overmany discounts to thine customers! [old english accent] safe driver, multi-car, paid in full -- a most fulsome bounty indeed, lord jamie. thou cometh and we thy saveth! what are you doing? we doth offer so many discounts, we have some to spare. oh, you have any of those homeowners discounts? here we go. thank you. he took my shield, my lady. these are troubling times in the kingdom. more discounts than we knoweth what to do with. now that's progressive. what you talkin' 'bout, wallace? (wallace on speakerphone)

i know she loves me, phyllis. i am sure of it. she practically told me so. then you need to give her an ultimatum. tell her she needs to make a choice. you or andy. if she picks you, great. if not, you can move on. are you sure that's gonna work? it did when bob said i had to stop talking to my sister on the phone so much. wait--this isn't our floor. dwight. how's everyone doing? my door is always open if anyone wants to talk. i don't want to talk. i want my laptop back. conference room, 15 minutes. 1/2 hour. all right? to recoup their losses, i am planning a little charity auction. where people from all over scranton can come and bid on our goods and services. i'm calling it crime-aid. it's like farm aid. but instead of farms fighting against aids, it is us fighting against our own poverty i think it's a fun idea. thank you. we could auction off things that we do for each other, like cleaning or tennis lessons. my sorority did it all the time. okay, i'm gonna have to stop you right there. was this a sorority that you didn't get into a real sorority so you h

jim, dwight, phyllis, stanley, andy... (michael) kelly kapoor is our dusky, exotic customer service rep. and once a year, she will contact our clients and find out how happy they are with our salespeople. sort of a kapoor's list. schindler's list parody. that's not appropriate. no. those reports affect our bonuses. which is kind of great for me because, you wouldn't know from looking at her, but pam's a gold digger. (pam on speak) hey, new . get back to work. ah. it's the world's tiniest bluetooth. i found it in a japanese gadget store in the village. i got one for jim too. jim, say something. (jim on speaker) testing, testing. hello, everybody. we wanted to stay on the phone all day, but the company has a policy against eight-hour personal calls. so we're not telling anyone. uh, pam, what do you want in your coffee? [pam and jim together] sprinkle of cinnamon. i should go. all righty, dwighty, let's see how you did. bring it on. nooo... sorry. wow. what does it say? dwight, your feedback is horrible. that's impossible. a

we have 37 and middle at phyllis -- minneapolis. pittsburgh, the school front daytime hourn the and pick up a little bit of steam. it will slow down in the overnight. to my morning, it will intensify. and somering showers stronger thunderstorms. heavier downpours by the midday hours. here's our future cast and an indication of when we expect this wind to arrive. will quiet and clouds continue to filter and. look what happens to the west of us. continues and biolinerx 12:00, it will be to the west of us. this weather should be off towards the east. thehould take with us cooler air and while or an uncomfortable air. our skies will begin to clear up tomorrow night and cooler air through the day tomorrow. how much rain we talking about? possibly an inch or more in some areas. much-needed rain. we have not seen anything in the d.c. metro for over two weeks. 62-70 overnight. some much-needed cloud cover. maybe some localized flash flooding. temperatures are cool. wednesday, it will be in the upper 60s and lower 70s. it will be in the 70s

i'm phyllis and i have diabetic nerve pain. when i first felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning like i was walking on hot coals... to like 1,000 bees that were just stinging my feet. i have a great relationship with my doctor... he found lyrica for me. [ female announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactio or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor t away if you have these, new or worsening depron, or unusual chaes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or skin sores from diabetes. common side effes are dizziness, sleess, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taki lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you.

katharine hepburn and phyllis diller. >> bob built the house in the 1940s when he was number one at the box office. his daughter linda gave us the never before seen family photos of life at the hope home. you can see a putting green even a sand trap because bob hope loved to play golf. he entertained eight u.s. presidents here and played golf with many of them. bob had two swimming pools. one outdoor and one indoor. what's it going to set you back? to live like bob hope? >> the house is being listed at $27,500,000. >> wow. that was a lot of coin but then again -- this property comes with a lot of memories. ♪ thanks for the memories >> deborah: proceeds from the sale of the house will go to the bob and dolores hope foundation that benefits several charities that were important to the couple. >>> when we come back, it's doctor's appointment for a really cute baby panda. >> deborah: baby pandas make really cute sounds. we will prove that in just a moment. >>> closed caption sponsorship for "inside edition" is brought to you by: >>> stay tuned, there's more "inside edition" to come. >> de

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i'm phyllis and i have diabetic nerve pain. when i first felt the diabetic nerve pain, of course i had no idea what it was. i felt like my feet were going to sleep. it progressed from there to burning like i was walking on hot coals... to like 1,000 bees that were just stinging my feet. i have a great relationship with my doctor... he found lyrica for me. [ female announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages nerves. lyrica is fda approved to treat diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactio or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor t away if you have these, new or worsening depron, or unusual chaes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or skin sores from diabetes. common side effes are dizziness, sleess, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taki lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you.

phyllis received both. the appropriate use of antidepressant medications has helped many people with major depression. the treatment for depression would be a medicion thwhich would increaseession the availability of certain neurotransmitters-- perhaps norepinephrine, perhaps serotonin. we would use medications like the tricyclic antidepressants. for instance, elavil or tofranil are well-known medications. as dr. fawcett notes, antidepressants increase the lev of certain neurotransmitters. there are two kinds of medations that accomplish this-- the tricyclics and the mao inhibitors. for a long-term mood disorder which biology is a major causal component, such medications can often work wonders. the problem is they don't work for everyone who takes them. the dosage must be watched carefully. there can be dangerous physical and psychological side effects. any medication you may take will have side effects. the importan of the side effects has to be asur against the benefits of the medication, has to be asur a

to hear more of phyllis's story, visit lyrica.com. overnight in washington state, hundreds of party goers at western washington college clashed with police. police say the crowd threw projectiles when they fried to break up the party. they responded by using pepper spray to disperse the 500 people gathered at the park. several arrests were made. >>> now to other video captured in ft. lauderdale, florida, where a 55-year-old woman was walking across a railroad drawbridge when it suddenly opened. the breast cancer walk participant, dressed in pink, is seen clinging for her life on the underside of the bridge. she held on for hours, for an hour actually, before rescuers were able to reach her. >>> bittersweet news for anyone who loves their chocolate or who is thinking of handing it out on halloween. the good stuff will cost you now more than ever. demand is soaring and here's the news that no chocoholic wants to hear. >> reporter: if you are a chocolate lover, this could be a dangerous place to hang around. >> are you normally dark or l

for example, phyllis' great-great-grandmother was responsible for spreading cholera to the united states. - ew. - kevin is related to both john wayne gacy and john wayne bobbitt. - and john wayne? - no. not that i see here. - wayne johnson? the rock? you mean dwayne, and no. what about jim halpert? uh-oh. turns out, distant relative of the reviled richard nixon. - pam always says i look like nixon. that's crazy, right? i mean, there's nothing there. tru-- oh, no. - dwight's grandfather-- - was a member of the bund, which is not technically the same thing as the nazi party. so-- [clears throat] - i was gonna say he was a tax evader. - oh. i was joking about that whole bund thing. oh-ho, the look on your faces. [laughing] - and meredith is a blood relative of lizzie borden. - cool. [mimics psycho stabbing sound effect] - stop it! stop it, you're frightening me. - andy, did you call this meeting just to talk junk about our families? - no, i'm proving a point, okay? we all have ancestors who may have done horrible things in the past. but it's in the past, and it's not our fault. so we don't

phyllis wanted red. i didn't. oh, boy, you... okay, wait-- all right, people, hold on, hold on, hold on just a second, okay? i think we're losing sight of what is really important here. and, that is that we are a group of people who work together. i was--i really wasn't gonna flaunt this. i have made a very sizeable donation to oscar's nephew's... walk-a-thon. $25. per mile. per mile, yes. when i retire, i-i-i don't want to just disappear to an island somewhere. i want to be the guy who gives everything back. a check for the kids. and for the team. (michael) i want it to be like, "hey, who donated that hospital wing... that is saving so many lives?" "uh, well, i don't-- i don't know. it was anonymous." "well, guess what? that was michael scott." "but, ah... it was anonymous, how do you know?" "because i'm him." (michael) come here. don't cash that until friday, okay? really? today? yeah. oh. happy birthday. thanks. i could say something-- don't do that. okay. okay, okay-- i have something that totally tops the box! o tell me! tel

things can be replaced, phyllis. people--human lives-- however, can-- [nervous groaning] ah! my hand! that's hot! aah! this one's hot, too! okay, we're trapped. everyone for himself! okay. let's go! out of my way! let's go! get out of my way. [shouting, nervous groaning] (dwight) calm, please. (andy) get out of the way! (dwight) have you ever seen a burn victim? move it! okay! procedure, procedure. (dwight) exit options. where do we go, folks? wha--use a what to cover the mouth? a what? a rag. a damp rag,erhaps. remember those procedures. what are the options? okay, that's the wrong way. we've already tried that. remember your exit points. exit points, people. oscar. what's next? oscar! stay alive, i'm getting help! pull me up! you're too heavy! i only weigh 82 pounds. uh--save bandit! [bandit meows] [bandit screeches] how about 911? anyone? 911. [sighs] what do we do? [coughing] use the surge of fear and adrenaline to sharpen your decision-making. okay, i am not dying here. come on. [sobbing, coughing] [firewos popping] (angela) what is that? what is that? the fire's shootin

world and showed itself in the food or the investigation says phyllis bennis from the institute for policy studies so she wants an international pariah going to america's trying activities. the u.s. has a consistent position in refusing to allow its highest officials whether political or military officials to be held accountable for the consequences of wars that are themselves fundamentally violations of international law international law in the united states unfortunately is too often only applied to other countries and not to ourselves one of the big problems with the drone wars that we don't have good information it may be that there are war crimes involved if there are. decisions made to use drone strikes when other options are available if decisions are made to use drone strikes against settings where there are known civilians they may well be work rhymes there needs to be a thorough investigation and what we've seen is that the u.s. government is not prepared to investigate itself so the question of international investigations whether it's in the context of the international crimin

[applause] meet judy, phyllis and christi.

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phyllis, my sister, like my great, grade grandmother who died of stupidity. >> when i started getting well-known as an actor on the office, i got unundated by requests to be a spokesperson or do varsz things for various charities. and i had an opportunity to explore what was most important to me in the world. >>> they target women and girls and that's how you transform a kmubty. they're the most at hch rirdsing stlu top ewe raik. also, they find fwrasz roots educational programs that are understood fund funded. >> join the movement. impact your world at cnn.com/impact. ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, to be better. we're dedicated to being a company you can count on, because you've always been customers we believe in. your energy plus ours. together, there's no limit to what we can achieve. >>> all right, we're heading into the second week of the government shutdown and still no end insighted. a

think there's a very very grave challenge to us in being able to match china over the next fifty years phyllis is no book yankee is is aimed at who it's face for a forty year olds it's the third book in a series on american history she's invented a character named ellis the elephant and then yankee doodle dandy he introduces forty year olds to the american revolution to george washington to paul revere to betsy ross it's a great book as an elephant dizzy a republican you know ellison is an american elephant he is a patriotic elephant a she seriously looked at bunnies and giraffes and hippos but alice is frankly pretty darn cute and i think that's how he won out susan i was here as the artist and does a wonderful job of getting alice to be engaging and getting young people to really like the elephant. one other thing newt you say we go back to the gingrich revolution in retrospect was it a success well in the sense that we created a houseman public a majority the lasted for twelve years for the first time really since in over seventy years we balanced the budget we reformed welfare we had the f

stability to iraq or just simply not the case because paul it has store and if it's going to lose thank you phyllis tonight the syrian government submitted this plan to destroy its chemical weapons meeting an internationally imposed deadline now the peace efforts in the country been dealt a setback nineteen opposition groups refused to take part in a long awaited geneva conference which was supposed to board all sides to the negotiating table for the pentagon official michael maloof says the rebels including the stream is factions have been emboldened by continuing western support . the united states cannot be caught in the position of giving arms to the moderate so-called moderates when in fact most of those weapons would go to the opposition they just take them away if you know the at the extremists already control about seven of the eleven palestinian camps already and. in syria and they're using them as the base of operations and they're intimidating the moderates and the moderates of course are can't stand up against the more extreme elements and they just don't have the the capability in the

phyllis, my sister, like my great, grade grandmother who died of stupidity. >> when i started getting well-known as an actor on the office, i got unundated by requests to be a spokesperson or do varsz things for various charities. and i had an opportunity to explore what was most important to me in the world. >>> they target women and girls and that's how you transform a kmubty. they're the most at hch rirdsing stlu top ewe raik. also, they find fwrasz roots educational programs that are understood fund funded. >> join the movement. impact your world at cnn.com/impact. >>> all right, we're heading into the second week of the government shutdown and still no end insighted. an even bigger potential cry sigs. on october 17 thd the government will no longer be able to pay is bills. the u.s. senator who engineered the republicans approach and reiterated he is ted set on killing the president's new health care law by tieing it to any budget vote. >> the debt ceiling, historically, has been above the best leverage that congress has to rant in the exec tefs. >>> >> my point is there's great h

>> hello there i'm phyllis tubar, the latest from europe, editors appear in court to face charges of phone hacking and bribery. plus blown away, cleanup efforts are underway as a sweep through the u.k. and northern europe. >> mission diplomacy, the u.n. envoy arrives in damascus. about to urge everyone to peace talks. >>> find out why demonstrators in turk yi turkey are so angry. >>> welcome to the show. the white house says it's reviewing the way it gathers intelligence. it's considering putting additional constraints on its agencies, the announcement follows pressure from spain, france and germany after reports the u.s. spied on millions of their citizens. we can go straight now to washington, d.c, how seriously should we be thaig these comments from the -- taking these colts from the white house? >> as often is the case in the u.s., the min main issue is the bugging of world leaders, not the rest of us in the world. they pretty much take on as read that the u.s. can do whatever it wants. there are constitutional protections for international citizens, only for u.s. dissention, alt

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and crash course of gender apartheid, oppression that planneded the seeds of future in human rights, phyllis chessler, professor of psychology at the city of university of new york. he new book "an american bride" in kabul, detailing the struggles that made her one of the most respected voices for women today. how did you ever get from being a nice jewish girl in brooklyn to being a bride in kabul and when did you realize this is not at all what i signed up for? >> i was a romantic. we fell in love. we were soul mates, exo tenlist bohemians and never mentioned his father had three wives and never told me i had to live with my mother-in-law. it never came up in conversations. when we landed in kabul and i knew him for two and a half years, he's a westernized guy, when we landed, and official took away my american passport. that meant i became a citizen of no country and the property of this large wealthy polygamist afghan family. then i got to live not for many years, just for five long months, in a harem and begin the book with i once lived in a ha r.e. harem in afghanistan. it reminds me fr

to hear more of phyllis's story, visit lyrica.com. sno >>> new york has seenity share of sordid crime. jeffrey babbitt was killed by one bad man's punch. david albert mitchell raped and robbed a 70-year-old woman in central park, slamming her head into the ground. he had raped before. a young student named maya leggitt was pushed in front of a subway by a ghoul. she nearly died. is x on tuesday, a man armed with scissors in riverside park stabbed five people. so let's review the objects weaponized for mayhem, a fist, a sidewalk, a train, a pair of scissors. apparently it's the intent of the person that matters, not the object in hand. the commonality isn't firearm, it's themes. now, notice i did not say mentally ill. often the phrase "mentally ill" is used as a catch-all for a media that can't admit that evil exists. and all these attackers were homeless, which usually enjeopardiers sympathy from the press, but they were bad men, angry at the world, is and they didn't hide it. and so we let evil turn public life into an anti-lotto. th

to hear more of phyllis's story, visit lyrica.com. >>> 20/20 continues with matt gutman. >> reporter: "free kate" became the nationwide rallying cry for kaitlyn hunt's army of supporters. the peppy florida high school senior had been arrested for having a sexual relationship with a 9th grader, a 14-year-old girl. did you love her? >> mm-hmm. yeah, i loved her. a lot. it was like my best friend. >> charged with having sex with a 14-year-old classmate. >> she's not a predator. she's not a pedophile. she's this beautiful, smart, talented girl. kaitlyn hunt's family and supporters complained loudly that anti-gay bigotry was driving the prosecution, bias on the part of the state and the younger girls parents. those supposedly bigoted, biased parents? jim and laurie smith. >> she definitely took our daughter's innocence away. in a way that should not have been done. >> reporter: when they were informed their daughter was involved with an 18-year-old, they say they don't even remember being told it was an 18-year-old girl. >> 18? my daughter's only 14. she's not allowed to date yet. >> i kne

but four days a week, phyllis pricer goes back to school to teach young children. >> here, baby cake. >> reporter: pricer is part of the senior corps foster grandparent program in washington, d.c. >> we experienced a great deal, and we can teach others. >> reporter: she is one of a group of 30,000 volunteers age 55 and older who mentor more than 100,000 children a year nationwide. and the instruction goes beyond the abcs of colors and construction paper. does grandma help you learn how to be nice to each other? >> yeah. >> yes? >> reporter: 104-year-old virginia mcforest is a foster grandparent too. and she says it's not just academic. kids need to learn social graces in school, as well. you're also teaching them respect. >> yes. you've got to do that sometime in education. ♪ old mcdonald >> reporter: research shows this style of teaching is also having a big impact on test scores. >> the data tells us that children who are touched by foster grandparents have a higher education achievement level. >> reporter: in fact, one study administered by the corporation for national and commun

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