anyway, good for you, gabby. she always says it like she means it and shout out to everybody on "american horror story." [ applause ] >> wendy: so, okay, do you watch "mat lock"? no, don't clap if you do mean it. i watch "matlock" every weekend and there is nothing better than a marathon. i can tell you where i watch it. i watch it on wgn, that's america's station and i watch it from 9:00 to 11:00 on sunday mornings. that's me. i'm that girl. and here is what i love about andy griffith, dearly departed, it was a cerebral show about fighting ugh clues not about pulling out guns and car chases and shooting and stuff. just an old man asking questions, very soothing. and i also like to watch it now because i see a lot of the people on tv back in my day like you see the old cars like vegas and then yesterday i was watching one. ken was on the original "dallas." he was on there like you get a chance to see all kind of people from back this the day. i love "matlock." and being that i'm telling you i der, she wrote."i al

zachary tabby and gabby don't zachary tabby and gabby don't know about the food stamps they know about the food stamps they live on since june and their live on since june and their parents don't want them to. parents don't want them to. >> they live on a food card. >> they live on a food card. >> what's a food card? >> what's a food card? >> it's like a credit card that >> it's like a credit card that once once a month we can get food on a month we can get food on but unfortunately it is food but unfortunately it is food stamps. stamps. i had no money, we didn't have i had no money, we didn't have any stores anywhere, any stores anywhere, i couldn't i couldn't watches my kids go hungry so i watches my kids go hungry so i had to suck up my pride and go had to suck up my pride and go and apply for food stamps. and apply for food stamps. >> it was -- wow for me to >> it was -- wow for me to swallow my pride you have no swallow my pride you have no idea what that was like. idea what that was like. i work. i work. i -- i am not lazy. i -- i am not lazy. i work every i work every day. day.

(laughing). >> at least zack, tabby and gabby have been exposed to healthy food. many children from food insecure families haven't. food choices are hard. healthy foods like fruits and vegetables have grown more costly. >> our student population is 80% eligible for the federal free and reduced lunch program. >> matt horn beck is the principal of the academy where the brian children attend school. you would never know it but this is classified as an inner city school with high percentage of pupils from families that are struggling to get by. the school offers a free breakfast. >> we have hot food, pancakes sausages eggs breakfast pizza orange juice milk lots of good stuff. >> but mr. hornbrook has more than free lunches and -- free breakfast and subsidized lunches. a class called food for life. >> it's pretty good. that means i don't really care for it. not my favorite. >> let's vote on the guacamole. 1-2-3 vote. i don't force kids to eat vegetables. if they don't want to, that's okay. it's the no yuk rule, no yuck, no yum. >> washing and distributing fresh fruit a

like gabby and i are. he also realizes, you know, that we can make some very positive changes to reduce gun violence. and so our messaging in those races, the governor's, lieutenant governor's and a.g. races there, it was about this issue. >> right. i know you guys focused on your -- on the pac side, you're raising money. i think you've raised $6.6 million. are you going to continue to try to look at races where you can have an impact? i feel like that is certainly what we're seeing with mayors against illegal guns. there's a lot more activity, it feels like, happening at the state level. >> our pac at c-4 in july i think we announced we had raised $11 million. we've obviously raise add lot more money since then. we're raising money to be prepared for the 2014 election. to try to communicatcommunicate, with members of congress as their constituents on this issue. you know, we're going to be focused on places where we can win. we've got to be very strategic about how we spend, you know, the resources that w

. >> thank you, facebook fan gabby stone. the husband and wife are in the grocery store doing thr weekly shopping. as they walk down the beer aisle, the husband grabs a 12 pack and puts it in the cart. put that back, says the wife. we're on a budget right now and you don't need beer. husband lets out a sigh and puts the beer back on the shelf. as they continue shopping, they turn down the beauty aisle. the wife says, we need to stop so i can get my face cream. why you to need that, says the husband. his wife turns to him with a flirty look and says, because it makes me beautiful, honey. makes me look beautiful. her husband looks back at his wife and says, so does the beer and it is half the price. thank you, gabby. not as funny as a great -- [ flatulence noise ] thank you. >> delayed. all right. >> timing is everything. okay. time for that, we celebrate new moms and adorable additions to their families. first johnson baby of the week, ella mary lenae wicks. born september 21st in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. her mom says her dau

joining us now are gabby, director of the bridge project, and bipartisan proimmigration reform group. and marty, executive vice president ever the u.s. chamber of commerce. and journal. >> you reported that president obama is beating the drum on immigration reform after other distractions. you wrote until republicans move it is not going anywhere. how significant is it that we see a handful of house republicans, three, signing on to immigration reforms? >> it is significant but other republicans in the house want to see an immigration reform pass. the bill that the three republicans dine, and jeff depp am is one. they signed a democrat sponsored bill introduced by the minority leader nancy pelosi, with the co-sponsorship of the democratic kauk us. it's meant to be a democrat opening bid to say, "we are ready to work on immigration, are you?", when i saw it introduced i thought there's no way that republicans will do anything on this, because it looked very partisan at the beginning. to have a couple of republicans put their name on it - that doesn't mean they are trying to buck the sp

. >> pero gabby al igual que otros partidarios de la marihuana medicinal, peores consecuencias habrÍan tenido medicinas siquiÁtricas que se ha negado a darles a sus hijos, especialmente a nicolÁs. >> se aprendiÓ canciones, frases se sabe el abdz darÍo. >> aprendiÓ a dar besos y se deja abrazar. >> en el Área de la bahÍa de san francisco, cristina londoÑo, telemundo. >> dice que le gustarÍa darle tratamiento a su hijo mayor para que progrese mÁs rapido pero el seguro mÉdico no cubre el metodo alternativo el dinero no le alcanza. >> puede ver la nota en telemundo.com. >> le gana a chicago en una competencia de mucha altura. >> y en la competencia por lograr ventas en la Época navideÑa acusan a tiendas por departamento de esclavizoar a sus empleados y no respetar las tradiciones. >> (♪). >> maÑana en "noticiero telemundo." >> una colorida y cara urbanizaciÓn se ha convertido en la manzana de discordia para cientos de residentes en una remota zona de arizona. >> dijeron esto vamos a hacer y eso se hizo. >> "noticiero telemundo" investiga ¿por quÉ residentes de esta comun

i also want to highlight the exceptionally great work of the deputy director gabby has led in her efforts at communicating your position and advocating the cause of transparency around sb 746. she did a really remarkable job and in conversations with senator leno, other legislators as well as the executive bunch. it really has changed the character of the debate. in sacramento, i don't think many appreciate what we are facing right now. i think there is a real determination not just to move a redo of sb 746 but perhaps take it much bigger and i hope that will play out in the future. thanks to all of you and thanks to the deputy director. >> thank you. commissioner fraser? >> i want to commend everyone for the work on transparency but also want to remind us all that that is not the solution to the health care crisis. lest we abandon all other efforts that the underlying disease on people is a major factor in driving health care cost and we should not let up in our efforts in that area as well, but thank you for the work on the transparency. >> any other comments? seeing none, item no. 4. >

. >> pero gabby al igual que otros partidarios de la marihuana medicinal, peores consecuencias habrÍan tenido medicinas siquiÁtricas que se ha negado a darles a sus hijos, especialmente a nicolÁs. >> se aprendiÓ canciones, frases se sabe el abdz darÍo. >> aprendiÓ a dar besos y se deja abrazar. >> en el Área de la bahÍa de san francisco, cristina londoÑo, telemundo. >> dice que le gustarÍa darle tratamiento a su hijo mayor para que progrese mÁs rapido pero el seguro mÉdico no cubre el metodo alternativo el dinero no le alcanza. >> puede ver la nota en telemundo.com. >> le gana a chicago en una competencia de mucha altura. >> y en la competencia por lograr ventas en la Época navideÑa acusan a tiendas por departamento de esclavizoar a sus empleados y no respetar las tradiciones. >> (♪). >> maÑana en "noticiero telemundo." >> una colorida y cara urbanizaciÓn se ha convertido en la manzana de discordia para cientos de residentes en una remota zona de arizona. >> dijeron esto vamos a hacer y eso se hizo. >> "noticiero telemundo" investiga ¿por quÉ residentes de esta comun

. >>> the former aide to gabby giffords will run for reelection. >>> don't go looking for pals. n the senior senator is current will you locked in a fierce primary battle from the right. >> i'm up for re-election next year myself. i'm going to make sure that tim scott gets out and allow for all the other folks on the ballot to represent themselves very well. i'll continue to work hard for my election. >> talk about oversight. one town in utah just forgot to hold an election. by the time the city realized it h hadn't arranged an official election day, it was too hold to hold any vote. so they will appoint the current mayor and city council for another two years. it's not the first time. the town made the same mistake in 2011. and question only imagine what cory booker meant by this m midnight tweet. he tweeted when you lose your laugh, you lose your footing. and that is your morning's dish of scrambled politics. joining us now for our first look at politics, our thursday regular bob franken who is in d.c.. good morning. >> they claim they forgot the election. >> right. either tha

gabby is also on the show and say, stop being a diva. who do you think you are? everyone isalking about you behind your back and it's really unbecomig. well, there are more divas on the set than just this emma roberts. angela bassett, jessica lange, and kathy bates are also on the show. this is a show of heavy hitters. but it's jessica lange who has been showing an ugly side these da days. apparently -- first of all, she's been on the show since the very beginning. so you know when you're on something in the very beginning and they start bringing in people, not only that they bring in new, random people to surround jessica, they brought in angela bassett and kathy bates. and all three ladies apparently are trying to out act each other. this is alleged, for screen time. they all play witches. it's like a witchy thing going on. but jessica lange is the one who really, you know, she is like, i don't believe this, allegedly. why did you have to bring these people in? well, sometimes you have to spice things up if you want to stay on tv for a fourth, fifth, ansixth se

me peguÉ contra el filo. >> fueron 7 puntadas y la sangre parecÍa luchador. >> para "un nuevo dÍa" gabby villanueva. >> ay! me encanta las notas de manÁ, no sigas brincando corazÓn. >> vamos a una breve pausa no se mueva de ahÍ porque nuestro experto en finanzas le responderÁ todas sus preguntas, #presupuesto de navidad. >> ya sabe y chicas prepÁrense que nos visita ay! gabriel coronel el galanazo de la novela, el cantante, actor en coronel el galanazo de la novela, el cantante, actor en "un nuev ¿y puedo cambiarlo cada seis meses? sí. mientras 50% del aparato original esté pagado. y con verizon. ceci, qué elegante. ascenso nuevo, teléfono nuevo. y con verizon. ceci, ¿nuevo plan de ejercicio? nueva ceci. teléfono nuevo. wow, qué cambiazo. ¿teléfono nuevo? sí, y no sólo eso... cambiar a un teléfono 4g lte con verizon edge... ... en la red que siempre has querido. eso es poder. verizon. escoge el nuevo samsung galaxy s4 sin pago inicial. ♪ come sabrosón ♪ ofertas a montón en subway ♪ tanta selección ♪ elige tu sabor ♪ ofertas a montón ♪ en subway >> lo pro

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sonstead of turning into gabby the grurmpster, we have advice from the experts. >> dr. carol ash, director of sleep medicine at meridian health and michael bruce, clinical psychologist and sleep specialist. >> hello. >> really? >> really? >> i promise. >> nice to see you both. welcome. >> is this hour really affect us in any way? >> yeah, it really did, hoda. i like everyone else was grateful for the extra one hour, but what we don't realize is it really does disrupt our sleep rhythm and cause us to have difficulty with the quality and duration of our sleep. as we get into fall, the air is crisp and the days are getting shorter and there's less light and that can cause a problem with your mood. >> you would think it would make you sleep better and longer because it gets dark so early and cozied up early. >> it does. but there's something called seasonal affective disorder. >> i have had it forever. >> when we have the change in the weather -- in the time, we now have the beginning of seasonal affective disorder. the season of seasonal affective disorder. it's very commo

held its 2013 women of the year awards in new york. 12 women, including lady gaga, carey washington, gabby giffords were among the honorees. this year's event supports the malala fund. it helps programs that support education for girls around the world. >>> it's time to answer our question of the morning. according to a recent survey, what is the least romantic place to propose marriage? is it a, home, b, the office, c sporting events? >> our facebook friend terry lynn wrote b, none sound romantic. she says it's b, the office. >> she's right, the answer is the office. >> don't propose at the office. come on, man. >> it doesn't matter where it is. >> you'll hear it for the rest ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> 6:58. cold front coming through. temperatures will drop settling in the 30s this afternoon -- settling in the 40s this afternoon. some snow showers. not

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her book is scheduled to come out next spring and will be co-written by michelle buford who worked on gabby douglas' memoir. castro was sentenced to life and 1,000 years but ended up killing himself in his cell back in september. the guy was a monster and a coward. his two other victims we can tell you they are also planning books of their own. >> it's 5:19. a southern california city could decide to convert some beach fire pits to natural gas. the council will take up the issue today. beach bonfires are controversial because burning wood contributes to air pollution. the they are considering a pilot program to test gas fire pits. opponents say wood burning bonfires are part of the southern california tradition. >> a report for you, millions of americans are leaving the u.s. to tour other countries and get medical procedures. even u.s. businesses and some health care providers are considering outsourcing medical tourism as a health care option. this is big business. the critics argue can still come at a cost. u.s. companies like united group program anthem blue cross and blue shield are exp

she was writing it with the same author who helped write olympic gold medalist gabby douglas' memoir. the other two women amanda berry and gina dejesus are writing a book together working with a pair of reporters from "the washington post." >>> new this morning a man se n sentenced to death for a deadly attack on the u.s. consulate nine years ago. the court sevntenced 19 people o prison, 35 others linked to the attack have hearings this week. five consulate the employees were killed in the 2004 attack. the u.s. believes al qaeda planned it. >>> new this morning, u.s. ambassador to japan caroline kennedy getting a first-hand look at the tsunami recovery efforts. k kennedy met with leaders and go efforts there and spoke with people still living in temporary housing. a massive earthquake triggered a tsunami in 2011. >>> the reported remains of one of jesus' disciples is sparking a new debate this morning. for the first time yesterday pope francis publicly unveiled nine bone fragments said to belong to st. peter. the bones were displayed in a bronzed case during a mass commemorating the e

gabby giffords tweets stories of past courage cannot supply courage itself. each man must look inside themselves. kennedy inspired a nation to reach for the moon and we are still benefiting from his vision. let's go to kingsport, tennessee. >> i just wanted to say that i appreciate c-span for their coverage of this event. i have a question. didnyone would know this -- kennedy a -- did mrs. ever return to dallas, texas? that is a good question. we will leave it to the audience to find out. the list is in philadelphia. is in philadelphia. >> i was attending a pep rally in philadelphia. we were in high spirits when they announced the horrific news. i remember coming home and my mother had come in from the hairdresser. she was sitting at our kitchen table, crying hysterically. and thehbors came over television was on for three days. my sister was a senior at penn state. fortunately, for us, she was student teaching in suburban philadelphia and was able to come home for the weekend. i wasjohn f. kennedy when 11 years old. he was running for president. it was octob

. >> the turning point for me which was i came on air a week after gabby gyre fords was shot, nearly assassinated, three people killed, a 3-year-old girl, and i couldn't believe the disability after that lasted a week and everyone back to normal. i thought you got to be kidding me, a congresswoman nearly assassinated, and the answer is you do nothing? i began to note this on the show, and then aurora happened. this was the biggest single shooting by one civilian shooter in american history with people hit, 70 hit, 58 wounded, 12 killed, and, so me, this crazed kid being able to get four assault weapons, including an ar-15 assault rifle, 6,000 rounds of ammunition on the internet without any background checks, nothing, to then dress up as a joker, go in a movie theater in colorado and blow away an audience like this until he was stopped. the answer, again, is you do nothing? i remember michael bloomberg, mayor of new york, said to me if we don't do anything after that, what will it take? four months later was cantedy hook, twenty children blown to pieces, and i said that phrase repeat

and we also know that in situations as in the gabby gifford shooting, when the shooter has to reload, when they have to stop and reload, lives are actually saved, because there is a moment when people can get away, overpower the shooter. why do you suppose that the newtown shooting has not provoked at least consensus on the idea that we should reduce the number of magazines or the level of fire power that people can can buy in terms of those magazines? >> look, i mean, after newtown, there was a renewed spark and renewed energy to do something about gun violence, do something about so-called gun control. and, you know, bills -- pieces of legislation were introduced. there was a lot of hope. and then we saw what happened on a bill that had overwhelming support around the country. the background checks bill. it went nowhere. that could have gone somewhere, were it not for the unbelievable power of the national rifle association and its ability to cow members of congress to keep them from doing what the american people want. we could -- we could get limitations on magazines, we could get

so it doesn't make dumb tom morrissey for gabby and ninety eight and in danger speech. but that they are they. they are not on the night in the act intonation no one to put on the legs. but i would set this aside construct were done. not only for that global warming issue the dosa for the economic growth and the ai more and more of a callous racing. now happening in them. in the doesn't get more and more accounts the council and carry on tv. with eighteen eighties east village us that are in the carry on an infected by the purple will be chosen munich ap the mullet and miso as it is only to get to that disease and not to be become the major threat for them to kill the maxwell and death and those with the ashes is the myth has of course is something that we often didn't how one can only see them on tv this nation. well maybe on channels like no natural to africa to us but we know very little of all animals like cats. yes there were some what this means pearl then said if it's there you see that maybe a bit different levels. you know what is government or in geo tv at the

gabby doug l thank you for being with us today. i'm going to keep you nice and warm because you have olympic gold, two-time champ here. great potential coming up. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> have fun today. coming up, remember this, a bus driver talking a woman off a bridge. talk about a hero. and donald trump says this heroic act deserves a reward. he's going to join us top of the hour with that. and how would you like to see this on your way to work today? one wild ride caught on camera. oh, my. ♪ i'm angela, and i didn't think i could quit smoking but chantix helped me do it. i told my doctor i think i'm... i'm ready. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. i knew that i could smoke for the first 7 days. i knew that i wasn't putting nicotine back into my body to try to quit. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taki