a few miles from downtown is the kent county jail. >> people ask me all the time out there in the world, who you got in jail? i always tell them, we have your family members, we have your neighbors, your co-workers. >> any given day, 1,000 men and women are incarcerated here. >> i want you on your bunks. time for head count. i need your id. >> some are convicted, most are only accused of crimes and awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> we have the people standing behind you in the line at the grocery store, the people handing you food at the window at the drive-up. they are the people we have in jail. >> my life is in this sack. >> a few years earlier, it would have been a surprise to the residents to see brandee nyp in jail. she was a popular secretary at a nearby elementary school. >> many people that knew me from school, if they see me now, they would know something is seriously wrong. two years ago, i started smoking crack, and i resigned from my job and lost both of my daughters and started living on the streets using crack. >> nyp is charged with possession of narco

repeating, kent brockman, on this show tonight. that is all. >>> we have the rob ford coming up in just a moment, but we actually have breaking news right now at this hour out of texas. a federal appeal court has just issued an emergency ruling on texas's draconian new abortion law. the anti-abortion law attracted national attention this summer, not just for its severity, but also because of texas democratic senator wendy davis and her 13-hour-long filibuster, which temporarily thwarted republicans' plans to pass that law. despite that filibuster and despite large protests, texas republicans did get the law passed, and governor rick perry's signature on it set in motion a countdown to texas clinics that provide abortions having to shut down. the law had been set to go into effect on tuesday of this week, so a few days ago. and a dozen clinics in the state expected to have to close their doors that day. on monday, at the eleventh hour, a federal judge stepped in and blocked the implementation of the law, saying it was unconstitution

jo ling kent joining us with more. jo? >> david, in a statement this morning the nhtsa says they're looking for safety defects involving the undercarriage of the model year 2013 tesla sedan model s. elon musk requested this investigation. this appeared on a tesla website and hoped to bring about a longer-term, positive outcome by requesting this investigation. quote, there is a larger issue at stake here, if a false perception about the safety of electric cars is allowed to linger, it will delay the advent of sustainable transport and increase the risk of global climate change with potentially disasterous consequences worldwide, unquote. despite this, musk seems to be uncomfortable with the attention all day. he lit up twitter asking, but why does a tesla fire with no injury get more media headlines than a 100,000 car gas fires that kill 100 people every year? what this makes incredibly unjust, the model s to date has best safety record on the road, no deaths ever. this investigation could take several months, musk vows to

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. >>> hello, kent. >> well, well, well, rachel maddow. >> kent, i'm going to tell you the most important mistake you ever made, after this break. so, kent, that mistake you made that fundamental life changing error, that cosmic fail -- >> just tell me already! >> after this break. >>> sponsors, got to pay for the program, now the latest in sports. we start with "sunday night football" as you mentioned earlier, the texans played without their head coach after he left after collapsing. in the first half, the colts struggling themselves. this kick blocked. in the fourth, the colts andrew luck connecting taking the lead 27 to 24 there. the texans miss a last second attempt to tie. colts take that one. you got your money's worth this weekend with two overtime thrillers. the seahawks had the biggest comeback in franchise history. down 21-0 to the winless bucs. seahawks marching back, less than two minutes left, seahawks tie it with this. overtime we go. seattle kicks the field goal winning 27-24. >>> in washington, a chargers touchdown pass forces overtime. then an extended play, washington ru

kent an i used to have a show together. and i -- when i got hired to go to cable news i asked kent to come with me. he was like "no, no, i think i'll stay in springfield." and so i come back to visit springfield and he's very bitter. [ light laughter ] very, very bitter. >> jimmy: i love -- we actually have a clip. rachel maddow being very funny in a recent episode of "the simpsons." check it out. >> hello, kent. >> well, well, well rachel maddow. everyone came back for chip's funeral. >> i was flying from d.c. to new york, and of course, i had the layover in springfield. how's the gang at channel 6? >> look, let's get this out of the way. just because we both worked at channel 6 and you made it big and i didn't doesn't mean i'm bitter. >> is that your car? >> maybe. >> kent i'm going to tell you the most important mistake you ever made after this break. so kent, that mistake you made, that fundamental, life-changing error, that cosmic fail that -- >> just tell me already. >> after this break. [ light laughter ] you could h

a few miles from downtown is the kent county jail. >> people ask me all the time when i'm out there in the world, who have you got in jail? i always tell them, we've got your family members, we've got your neighbors, we've got your coworkers. >> on any given day about 1,000 men and women are incarcerated here. >> i want you guys on your bunks. >> it's time for head count, i need your i.d. >> while some are convicted, most are only accused of crimes. and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. >> we've got the people that are standing behind you in the line at the grocery store, got the people that are handing the food out to you at the window in the drive-up. those are the people that we have in jail. >> a few years earlier, it might have come as a surprise to many local residents to see brandy knight inside the jail. they might have remembered her as a popular secretary at a nearby elementary school. >> any of the people that knew me from school, if any of them would see me now, they would know something's seriously wrong. two years ago i started smoking crack and i resig

on october 1, the whole debacle of the rollout and exchanges, you might've had one which kent originality running with the wind in its back -- in his back. he might've had a great last month. the money might have flowed in and he might've one. i think it is interesting. virginia republicans can blame both the establishment and the tea party, i think, for to this one. it is a missed opportunity. host: what do you think the messages for both parties? think there are several messages. i've known temperature numbly for about one decade. he is a good guy. i was sort of rooting for him as well, as a conservative, certainly. i think there are several lessons. one, things that are happening at the national level clearly have an impact with what is happening at these local races, especially virginia, right across the potomac from washington, d.c. i think the shutdown her temp, but there were a lot of things along the way. one thing republicans need to learn is a trend in alabama and virginia. in virginia, ken cuccinelli, the reason he was the republican nominee is he out maneuvered the lieutenant

jolene kent is here with the coverage. what is this about? >> shoppers have been documenting thanksgiving day shopping trouble with wal-mart on their smart phones. fight over xbox jordan creek ore west des moines, iowa. they reported ambulance responding to consumer violence in wal-mart in philadelphia. others posted crowded rough and tumble scenes on u tube showing fists flying as they go for deep discounts. wal-mart is not line. several vine users posted details with the hash tag kmart fights. with so many discounts they issued crowd management guidelines for many stores telling them to prepare for the long lines and crowded bathrooms. a wal-mart worker was killed five years ago at a store in valley streams new york. they held ticket distribution for hot items to prevent this from happening. wal-mart handed out wrist bands and target has security riding on segues. >>> thank you for keeping us updated. jolene kent keeping us live. >> a mall in salem, carolina a thief stole a kettle as he was helping hid grandchildren and grandfather inside.

the number one play in the night, kent state defensive lineman did the same thing. he's 6-4, 265 pounds. now, the defender is very smart. he tries to go in low, he misses him. but if you try to go high on the guy, you were going to pate price. so again, bobble head tomorrow night. i'm going into maintenance right now to see if we could repair him up to play tomorrow evening. >> exactly. tomorrow night. >> thanks. >>> we'll find out tomorrow. so we will see if he is the starter. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, newscast is tomorrow mornin 4-30. >>> coming up next, anderson cooper. >> our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. we'll see you then. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, of the people, by the people, and for the people, david letterman! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) (

. >> hello, kent. >> well, well, well. rachel maddow. >> i'm going to tell you the most important mistake you ever made. after this break. so, kent, that mistake you marks that fundamental life changing error, that cosmic fail. >> just tell me already. >> after this break. >> that is so rachel. good stuff. that will do it for your morning did dish of scrambled politics. turning to washington, a post reporter -- did you see that david? >> not until you played the clip. maybe after the break. >> absolutely. we'll have to start with election day because we're 24 hours away now. closely watching three marquee races before governor of new jersey and virginia, and new york city mayoral race. i want to get your thoughts on the winners, losers and also the national implications. >> well, in virginia, which is closest here to d.c., you have terry mcauliffe long time clinton ally, he's certainly favored. this has come as a hard shock to the republicans who were hoping that ken cuccinelli would take the race. but his hard line positi

the number one play in the night, kent state defensive lineman did the same thing. he's 6-4, 265 pounds. now, the defender is very smart. he tries to go in low, he misses him. but if you try to go high on the guy, you were going to pate price. so again, bobble head tomorrow night. i'm going into maintenance right now to see if we could repair him up to play tomorrow evening. >> exactly. tomorrow night. >> thanks. >>> we'll find out tomorrow. >>> we'll find out tomorrow. so we will see if he is the ,, mçó4+y?i >>> we'll find out tomorrow. so we will see if he is the ,, to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com.

an emergency repair crew worked to put up a new ceiling today in her water damaged apartment in the kent apartments in hyattsville. this is video teresa took with her cell phone yesterday. she complains she's been left to fend for herself on thanksgiving because she claims neither apartment managers nor roofers will foot the bill to put her in a safe dry unit or hote tell room while the work is being done. she says she doesn't have the money to cover a hotel herself. with no place to stay, teresa's daughter, who was visiting from atlanta after a difficult year of family deaths and job loss had no choice but to go back home yesterday. teresa is shattered and on her video clearly angry at apartment managers who called police yesterday when the issue became heated. >> to let them come stay here, especially on thanksgiving. >> reporter: the apartments are operated by southern management which promotes a tenant's bill of rights. the office was closed and there was no response after a call to the company's emergency contact number. scott broom, wusa 9. >> teresa claims the apartment managers t

i want to go to jo-ling kent. you're on twitter and what are people saying about twitter? >> it's a good mix, okay, is this going to be something we stick with for the long-term or is this something that is something we should skip altogether? obviously, twitter is the hype machine for twitter though. you search the twitter ipo hashtag it's a lot of tweets from media organizations that are covering twitter and from twitter itself. employees from inside twitter headquarters. if you step out at twitter and look at google, not everyone cares about twitter right now, it's only the number 6th hottest search trend. so looking at what's real and what's hot, twitter isn't necessarily the top of everyone's minds right now. we have a great picture to show you of jack stewart, with one of the free -- three users that rang the opening bell. if you take a look at jack dorsey with vivian young, activist and she owes a lot of her success to campaigning against child slavely to twitter. twitter is trying to spin it like this, spin it to the users and get people logged on and use it. charl

kent state went on to win 44-13. chee rodriguez probably wishes he didn't make a cameo appearance on the reality show big break. watch. you can't look cool after that. in the shell shattered glass challenge, the 78-year-old takes a full swing at the ball. he missed hitting the glass and the ball ricocheted back targeting what some people call the groin. like a pro, he walked it off. still one of the greats. thatwas chris julio. in george washington secret six save the american revolution, one of the most important spies was robert townsend, his intelligence helped win the war for washington. he drew the battle plan that helped washington win the entire thing. in terms of what robert townsend is now and located, i went to his grave. you're not going to believe where they have his plot. >> robert townsend did not want to tell anyone what he did. he didn't have the majestic resting plates of -- resting place of washington and paul revere. this is where he is, in the back of a barn a quarter mile from his house. >> that

kent state wins. the talk of the town, the hero of the game. the wizards have taken a lot of criticism in the last year and a half. this year the organization promised and -- an improved team. everyone gets involved with under a minute to play. that, they snap their winninge losing streak 104-100. hasearned the mri shows she torn a ligament in her acl which is a big setback in her olympic comeback. >> >> we have seen them out there when we are driving down the road. clever and comical vanity plates. sometimes they border on the inappropriate. how do they decide which vanity message gets thumbs-up or thumbs down? we have the inside scoop tonight at 11:00 p.m. a quiet night but look at the temperatures, warming up in the 50's the next couple of days. some passing showers with a cold front and the bottom falls out. sunday will be windy and cold. highs in the 30's with wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. i will elaborate at 11:00 p.m. >> abc world news is next. i will elaborate at 11:00 p.m. >> abc world news is next. >> h and our networks are gett

33 on tv hill, 30 near elkton, 34 bel air and rock hall, 28 westminster, 33 columbia, annapolis and kent island 38, 36 in the district. last warm air out to the south and west. the head lines is not going to be how chilly it is in the area be you this warming trend. this is going to come with clouds. having said that, i'll take clouds and temperatures that close to 70. it works. 48 today, clear skies. over nit 35, clear to partly cloudy. corm we're going to move it on up to about 57 degrees. here come your clouds. wednesday primarily cloudy 63, almost 70 on thursday. a cold front moves through the area. friday and saturday back into the mid 50s with sun. >>> if you're a beltway commuter listen up to sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. if you have to go on the beltway take a look. we have a problem on the outer loop of the beltway at stevenson road. a blocking three lanes. a car fire causing a big back up. a problem on 295. this one in the northbound direction between 695 and 895. two left lanes blocked there. an accident pulaski highway at gateway drive. on the beltway

68, 70 easton, 71 pax river, 71 on tv hill, 66 westminster, 63 bel air, 71 columbia, annapolis and kent island, 68 in rock hall. this has been a very, very interesting 36 hours for weather. this weather system has brought severe weather to 18 or 19 states as we end october and start november. now this front is going to get through our region and here comes a hit of colder air. 75 is going to be the high early on today. 48 over night, clearing skies. tomorrow partly sunny, windy, 66 degrees. 53 sunday, over night 29. there's a wow factor. 49 monday, 33 over night. 57 tuesday, 44 over night. finally back to 68 degrees on wednesday. we're getting into this, you know, fall roller coaster of temperatures. this is going to get your attention. 29, 49, 33. don, take it away. >> thank yu . >>> worried about problems on the wet pavement? here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> we have a whole list of them. first we're going to start with debris. 795 on the northwest side. route 91 shut down north of deer park road. an accident involving three vehicles, medivac on the ground. disabled veh

>> we love each other. >> today the joint is run by kent block and his son. but his soul belongs to grandma norma jean and paparazzi. >> i'm standing on their shoulders trying to continue to cook the way they taught us. >> in the business that tradition is called low and slow cooking. their meats are often smoked almost three times longer than most. >> you just got to dive right in. >> technique even an amateur can appreciate. >> oh, yeah. you thought it was going to be tough. so tender. when it smokes low and slow like this it all starts to melt, fall apart, you can just pull it apart. >> like a cake or something. >> who is to say those extra hours on the smoker are all that family love that really makes the difference. >> the best in the world. i learned a lot from them. they have worked hard. taught us so much about how to treat our customers and our friends and our family. >> i couldn't be any prouder of these two than i am. i hope they enjoy what they're doing. ♪ with with folks like the blacks and sought after brisket is hard not to leave lockhart fee

oakland, 42 ocean city, 30 elkton, 33 hagerstown, 28 cumberland, the mid 30s easton, rock hall 39, 37 kent island and annapolis, 27 columbia, 34 degrees in westminster. we got a big push of warm humid air. it's milder than yesterday. this is going to come with a couple of showers. the next real rain though is going to be that cold front that doesn't really get here until we move into next week. the normal high is 58. we're going to be darn close to that today. we're going to call it a high of 61 degrees. i say darn close, the range will be 58 to 61. 42 mild over night. over night and morning showers.g ing 58 tomorrow. 67 on sunday, 68 on monday. back to 51 and 46. >>> let's go back to wjz traffic control and sharon gibala. >> good morning. i have a lot more to report than before. we have a couple of problems. a degree on the beltway on the inner loop at baltimore national spike. now some accidents. avington road, echo deal -- dale at walleters. a car fire, route 7 at joppa road. speeds still looking good, no problems on 95. that's a look at the west side of the beltway at old court road. t

degrees easton and cumberland, 27 hagerstown and elkton, low 30s dc, pax river, westminster, annapolis, kent island, mid 30s rock hall, 27 bel air and columbia. so here's this big dome of high pressure slowly sliding off to the south and east. that means we get into the return flow, some mild air moves our way. this frontal boundary out to the west is going to take awhile to get here. when it does we will have another shot of air coming out of central canada. that's not going to be until early next week. 55 is going to be the high this day, mostly sunny, milder. over night tonight clear, 30 is your low. tomorrow a high temperature of right around 60 degrees. sunshine and some clouds. maybe a pop-up shower saturday. look at that, 62. sunday clouds and sun 65. almost 70 monday. here comes td front with showers. tuesday sunny 53. chillier intt week. that's a darn good weekend fore. certainly milder. don, take it away. >> thank you. >>> what will you encounter on e ? here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. so far the commute is mild. sps on 95 looking great between white m

it is something fascinating to watch again just a few seconds away, jo ling kent. we are building up the excitement. thank you. not surprisingly the twitter ipo is trending on twitter and social media but another hot topic is who is the next ceo for microsoft? steve ballmer planning to retire in the next couple of months and that question has been asked over and over again for the dow component who will replace him. our friends have been monitoring the social media sentiment and here's what they are seeing. in order of mentions on the site, the number one is ford ceo. telling fox business a while ago i am focused on ford. number two, stephen elop. and taking the top third spot, don mattrick, current ceo of zynga reedit really? interesting. there are strong internal candidates trending on their site. former ceo of skype. and satya nadella. we will continue to watch the race until we know the real name of the new ceo. a lot of work to be done. the closing bell in seven minutes. when we come back we will bring in the s&p winners. dow jones industrials look to make it

easton, almost 50 pax river and ocean city, 48 bel air, 43 westminster, 48 columbia, 50 annapolis and kent island. there's this big push of cold air. it's going to be with us a couple days, today, tomorrow and thursday. by the weekend it kind of moderates again. this is really going to be a pretty good punch out of central canada and the great lakes. we hit our high now. by lunch 43. dinner time the md 30s. down to 25 over night. the record is 22. tomorrow is going to be a windy day, a high of 42. much of the day in the upper 30s. much of the day with winds feeling like the low 30s. 52 degrees on thursday. now by friday look at this, 59 and sun, saturday 62, sunday showers and 60 degrees. don, take it away. >> thank you. >>> watch out for deer. here is sharon gibala at wjz trc control. >> good morning. we have an issue on 70 that is 0 that involves a deer. 70 eastbound at route 27. there's a deer in the road thern accident 295 northbound at 175. if you're headed out on the beltway speeds beginning to slow just a bit. 53 is your average there. still 56 and 55 on 95 southbound between white

36 hagerstown, 34 elkton, low 40s easton, pax river 33 in westminster and columbia, 37 annapolis and kent island. temperatures behind this front are at least 15 degrees below normal. normal now is 58. there's going to be some showers as it comes through. then low pressure powering this front across the great lakes if you will. it's going to grab cold air fleeing it this on the very back of that rain. that's going to give us some wet snow. it's going to get quite visual tomorrow morning for a time. the impact really going to be zero. this is going to be the first time you see snow blowing around. that's god to be my head line, it's going to get cold. 56 degrees is going to be the high this day. sun followed by clouds. 38 degrees, a passing shower late. because of those passing showers and that cold air coming in on them you could see snow flakes tomorrow morning, 15, 20, 30 minutes or so. that's got to be the head line. 15 below know normal and windyw -- below normal and windy. it will be 27 degrees over night. 50 on thursday is no day at the beach, still 8 below normal. 57 friday, saturda

the problem is, she never told her husband. >> reporter: and jurors saw this picture of kent entering a hotel lobby, where prosecutors say he called police, giving the operator the volunteer's real name. >> do you know this person's name? >> i think her name is kelli. >> reporter: that volunteer, kelli peters, was the first witness to take the stand. crying as she recalled watching police search her car and finding a stash of drugs that did not belong to her. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, los angeles. >> let's get some weather now from sam. >> we're going to start in the northwest now. and to that, we say, we're starting in seattle. good morning, all those areas. brand-new storm system works into the northwest today. and with that, comes some heavy rain. it's not just rain in the area. we're talking about once you get some elevation, whether it's on the coast or just east of the cities there, you have more than three inches of mountain snow coming from that. and your bigger rainfall totals, as well. not as much rain in this round, when you get south towards medford and eug

drop through the afternoon as that front is continuing to push across the region. 59 and 63 and on kent island. winds will pick up here. it is blustery around the corridor. 17 miles per hour from marshall to reagan national. calmer where the front has cleared and growth again push through. the impact has not been felt. it will be gusty when it gets out of here, things will quiet down t clears out quickly. we'll see partly cloudy skies. sunshine. the front will only bring with it a location .1 to a .25-inch. there has not been any downpours but it has been steady. the cooler air will filter in. and temperatures from the west and bring that air in from canada. milder air by the middle of the week. for now we're looking at fall and coming in quickly as this front gets out of here. 4:58. we're in the 5:00 hour for sunset. a small craft advisory because of those winds. today 62 degrees. clouds making. look for a shower throughout the afternoon. it will leave by rush hour and 39 degrees tonight. patchy clouds and sunny and breezy about a 10-degree differential from today. >> i cannot get over

spokesperson kent martin joins us on the phone. thousands of people without power, any idea if that number will grow? >> right now i can't tell you. we do know from our own forecasting service that the high winds could remain into the early evening hours. we are prepared for outage numbers to go up. now they are holding. at this moment we are in the period of assessment. we are trying to get out, assess the damage so we now how to best turn on power. >> what are the crews seeing when they go out and assess the damage? >> a lot of limbs, a lot of trees blown over, a lot of strewn branches here and there. i have not heard of houses necessarily damaged by the high wind. we know that vehicles on interstates have been blown over to the side. those are eyewitness reports, i don't have anything further. unusual system to say the left. earlier this morning, within a span of 5 to 10 minutes you could look up and around and you'd feel high winds, sunshine, clouds, hail, in 5 or 10 minute periods. it's a very fast-moving storm. >> any idea wh

the immediate metro area the range is in that low to mid-50 range. 54 is the number in rock hall, kent island and annapolis this morning. right now the wind are calm around much of the state, just a bit of a variable direction where they are blowing. a southeast wind in hagerstown, due west in oakland and a northwest wind towards patuxent river, same direction in ocean city, and we're going to be seeing our temperatures a little warmer than our neighbor's for the most part today. we're at 50, boston at a a 2. the eastern seaboard is in that 50s range. cooler temperatures towards detroit and chicago and kansas city. that's the air moving in our general direction. the front that brought us rain yesterday is well offshore pushing to the south and the east. we have a bit of a low pressure system around the great lakes and the little bit of a trough, the little dip this the jet stream that's associated with that is going to be responsible with a slight chance of showers this afternoon. as you see, most of the area is dry. there's some clouds out there, and that's what we'll see today. partl

kent fire and attending the new plastic or consent the airline connections of fourteen three dogs when they sold the new images above and beyond spiking details to the grind and kinda laughed in impeding study the group found the extent to land to the mind when seeing their own and so something trendy and then laughed when they see something happening tensions in an infinity and on. the research is founded on skirts began to nice and even anxious when looking at an image of account planning its tail to the map the troops s thompson peak of emotions from other dogs i want to know which direction a tailings banking this study is expected to shed further light on how thomas communicate. coming up until game of the book crooner who knew. ay ay ay ay ay ay. i know. sunday's edition of his line and take a stand on end. i mean. each is connor's i asked again let's visit several weeks in spring the authority areas in the lead up the picture the city. he didn't retire prefecture in the northeast corner of tissue. japan's southernmost meanie. there is a cosmopolitan city. its universities equall

. >> steve: that's crk kent. at's not james. >> jimmy: look at his glasses. >> steve: that's crk kent. >> jimmy: i alwa thought he had 20/20 vision. >> steve: no. he is a handsome devil. >> jimmy: he's a handsome devil. >> steve: he sure is. ♪ >> jimmy: thank u. the white house for sending joe biden to vit china, japan and south korea in december. or as biden sa, "yes, epcot!" [ laughternd applause ] ♪ thank you, new jersey governor chris christie foroing back for seconds. [ laughter ] [ cheers andpplause ] i don't know why. we love that guy. ♪ thank you, pamela anderson for running e new york city mathon for charity which must ha been very difficulto do in slow moti. [ applause ] ♪ thank you red sox first baseman mike napoli for walking ound boston shirtss after the world ries parade. thereby eaing your new nickname mike nipoli. laughter and applause ] that'sis new nickname. love that dude. walking around shirtless. >>teve: come on. >> jimmy: that the way to do it, man. ♪ thank you, oatmeal forooking l

. >> kent, i'm going to tell you the most important mistake you ever made after this break. so, kent, that mistake you made, that fundamental life changing error, that cosmic fail -- >> just tell me already. >> after this break. >> i will never achieve anything this cool ever again in my life. it's "the simpsons" sunday night. that does it for us tonight. happy halloween. now it's time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." have a great night. >> here's a halloween treat for you. an 8 year old dressed up a as a boston cop in 1925. he got a much bigger job than that when he grew up and, yes, that is his sister, eunice, admiring his uniform. you can see that picture of the 35th president of the united states at the kennedy library. >> the american public is mad as hell. >> it's been a rough couple weeks in washington. >> they're not going to take it anymore. it's an american horror story politically. boy, is it scary. >> people are sick of even their own representatives. >> 63% want a new member of congress. >> it's a very negative review for everybody. >> the first shoc

here's the warmer air we're seeing. 64 annapolis and kent island. that southwest winds is calm around much of the central portion of the state. it starts to pick up as you get through the afternoon p it's going to be breezy as that front starts to clear the area. here is what moved through here this morning. some of these triggered severe thunderstorm warnings right on across the state starting in garrett and allegheny counties. now here's the clearing we're going to see. the weekend is very, very nice. we have temperatures levelling out in the 60s. the winds are going to pick up tonight, be breezy tomorrow and then up around cleveland things are going to be pretty nice but colder as we talk about that forecast for the ravens temperatures in the low 40 ohs into sunday. 6:05 your sunset time today. remember the time goes back into going sunday morning. a small craft advisory because of the winds until 6:00. 73 degrees was our high today. we're dropping now. we're around 68 going down. 48 tonight, breezy with partly cloudy skies. for tomorrow, 66 part

and they added special reporters, clarke kent, and lois lane also has one in there. ama daetz was very much involved in batkid's adventure from the beginning. >> please, cape crusader, we need you and bring the batkid! >> ama daetz is a friend of the make-a-wish foundation so they asked her to be a friend of part of batkid's day. you can follow ama daetz on twitter. >>> a lot of people who were tweeting and retweeting were watching the live stream coverage we provided on the abc7 news app. you can download it for free by going to abc7news.com/apps. >> miles is not the only kid with big dreams f you would like to make more of these wishes come through, we have a link on our website under "see it on tv." yes, let's do more. we could do one of these like once a week. >> we could. >> weather-wise? >> a little cool, especially in the north bay. we are in the 30s. right here in san francisco near 50 degrees. so pretty mild with partly cloudy skies from the south bay and the east bay. in the low to mid-40s. we are looking at a cooler weekend and rain perhaps headed our way

let's go back upstairs to jo ling kent. >> hey, ashley. salesforce.com, met on eps coming in nine cents a share. meeting expectations exactly. revenue at $1.08 billion which is a beat of the 1.05 the street was expecting. look act what the ceo is saying at the top of his earnings report, citing third quarter revenue growth of 36%. given the strong customer response to our next generation technologies he is delighted to announce they expect to deliver their first 5 billion-dollar year in fiscal year 2015. so right now the stock is down about 3%. >> jo, thank you very much. salesforce.com. meeting on eps. perhaps a very slight beat on revenues. it's a cloud computing company. as jo ling reported just slightly lower in after-hours trading. lori. lori: back to you, scott. the week started out with a bang. if you haven't heard already we crossed the milestone of 16,000 a bunch times. it's a key psychological level. investors didn't want to close there today but how do you see the rest of the week unfolding and drivers within? >> we have all the

we literally lated kent' lab. once we bring it into the kitchen it's now a piece of cooking equipment. >> i'm a biologist, i've spent a lot of time in the lab but this is got to be one of the coolest labs i've ever been in. >> we have all the cookbooks we need, chemistry books, liquor, food, and then a battery of things that look like scientific equipment. >> we're about to go in and watch dave arnold mix up a couple of drinks. but he won't be using conventional cooking utensils. lets say it might be good to have a fire extinguisher nearby. >> red hot poker, function he a plot like the one in the fireplace. you put it in and heats and ignites drink. it's about 1650° fahrenheit and it's super-high heat really changes the composition of some of the flavor molecules in the liquor. especially sugars. are. >> wow, that is really good. it's got some citrus and that real anise flavor. >> unusual ways unlikely ingredients. this drink is made by pulverizing lettuce with liquid nitrogen. >> look how pulverized it is. you c

liz: we want to get to jo ling kent. -@disney numbers are out right now. we can immediately pop up what the bid and ask are, just slightly below for the bid. where the stock closed, jo ling? >> looks likes earnings here are 77 cents. earnings per share which is a beat on 76 cents a per share we were expecting. 11.57, sorry 11 billion, $11.75 billion in revenue. that is also a beat of what we were expecting to be $11.4 billion. this is a good eps beat at 77 cents, compared to year ago, same quarter with 68 cents. definitely a solid beat there we're going through these numbers and get more info for you liz and adam. liz: i'm just looking through right now. one thing they are saying is the strength of q4 is reflecting growth at domestic parks and resorts. increase in vacation club ownership sales and higher royalty revenue from tokyo disney's report. resort, rather. so some good news on that front. thank you, jo ling. >> you have to wonder though, operating income at the cable networks decreased $95 million. maybe dennis kneale will dive into this and what is

you're clark kent coming out of the phone booth here. debt you know about this before october 1st? >> i did not. >> would you like me to explain why -- >> i would like someone to tell me why you didn't know that testing wasn't done -- >> it's not about not knowing. it's that,fr example, the first payment to the insurance companies, the issuers are not going to occur until siem in the first part of january. we are still building the system. we are still building parts of the system to calculate payment to collect the enrollment data from all of the marketplaces. >> so there's more systems to be built. so we can expect more problems in the future to add to the problems we've already seen sh. >> skoourt testing is on going. why didn't you delay this? some of your testimony said we hope that it would work when we presented it to the white house. why didn't you delay this? mr. chao, why wasn't it delayed? >> that's my decision to make. this, to me, is the thing. the chief technology people don't know. october first, is that a date that's in the law? it's not. let me cite you this here.

kent state beat ohio state 44- 13. we're calling them the big turhuni. >>> later today we should find out who the starting quarterback is for the raiders. do they go back to pryor or does mcgloin get the job against tennessee on channel 5 this sunday? we'll have that for you in the clock news. have a great day, everybody. >> play of the day from golf. chi chi rodriguez on the wrong end of a bad bounce. trick shot, yeah. >> ow. >> he still has the swing that brought him success but the 78- year-old doesn't have the reflexes. he gets the play of the day because he shook it off. and he did it again. [ laughter ] >> if you could only see lawrence right now. >> looks like it hurt. >> all right. >>> honor role mention to rianne berryman of southern oregon. she broke the world record in her age group for the bench press. there she is. one rep, 127 pounds. can you do that? >> you know what? i don't know. i haven't done that in a long time. >> can you do that? >> no. i could say that. >> i think i might be able to. >>> 6:26. co

. >> lo vimos medio al estilo clark kent, medio escondido. >> con gafas. >> pero mira que no se nos va una, lo vimos y tremendos besos que se daba con su novia, aunque estaban los hijos ahÍ, su hijo tambiÉn alejandro junior con su novia y sus gemelas. >> pero Él estaba de lo mÁs cÓmodo. >> sÉ que se dieron tremendos besos los vamos a ver en la revista, ya saben la revista estÁ en los estan kifrls. >> lo pueden ver y van a ver los besos de polÍtica totalmente. >> gracias cynthia b. >> recuerden que lo pueden ver en tv y novelas. >> (♪). >> muchos famosos vestidos de halloween en la noche de ayer, ricky martin de payasito muy lindo como siempre. >> tenemos otra foto de milÁn, milÁn el hijo de shakira hecho un policÍa ahi lo ven, estÁ precioso grandecito y hay que ver a cuÁl de los dos se parecen. >> larry hernÁndez disfrazado de esqueleto, su pareja pitufina embarazada, espera un bebÉ en la vida real y su hija fue una gatita princesita, hasta la suegra compartiÓ con ellos en esta noche de brujas. >> jenifer lÓpez y su novio callaron a todos acerca de una supuesta separ

and mark kent, kings takes a fun eye bounce. face mask and rookie picks up the ball and finds the scene. 87 yards to tie. in the third quarter and check out the -- into the linebacker's head and the raters rashard jennings puts the game away by literally running to safety. and jennings finishes with 1 a yards. mcgroran. ladies win, 72. >> trying to change the culture, winning in the second half. step forward. >> it was a long week. long week of preparations. getting to bed is kind of good. >> when preparation meets the opportunity, to prepare and get in there. my team is really support of me. that's one of the reasons i prepared as hard as i could this week and give everything i have. >> that's the spring cup championship. jimmy johnson lookers for a six title in eight years. carrie with paul men ard comes in with a pit row with a rear tire power. the pressure employees the whole. denny hamlin crosses the finish line. third place finished. the story of the day, jimmy johnson. that's enough for his 6th cup championship in eight y

kent state defensive lineman takes the fake punt and he leaps over the defender as if he's a runningback. this guy, 265-pounds. did he look like that? beat ohio 44-13. >> i'm sure you want to. you want to stand in front of that? >> the defender was smart to go long. >> absolutely. >> your raiders. see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? with grands mini pot pies. only four ingredients. and a few easy steps. weeknight dinner in a flash. and my family devours them. pillsbury grands biscuits. make dinner pop. d'oh. (grunts)

kent state at ohio, what they doing, faked punt and watch what happens. he's 6'4", 260, with the high hurdle. keeps his balance. 61 yards for the touchdown. that is awesome. let's go to baseball. negotiations between the yankees and cano could be at an impasse. we've reported this widely he wants $300 million, yankees say if that doesn't come down, they won't sign him. it's not clear what teams would be willing to meet that price, but he did meet with the mets. >> they will pay him five bucks. that's about all they have. >> i have more for you in a minute. now let's turn to soccer. a handful of teams still looking to secure a spot in the 2014 world country. the question on who is the best player in the world maybe was answered yesterday. portugal against sweden. renaldo a hat trick including two goals within two minutes of each other. portugal back in the world country. this year he scored more than liverpool, man city combined. france had to win by three goals or more against ukraine and they did. and france is in the world country. lindsey vonn trashed