lou: that election coming up soon. the idea that donald trump is the law and order candidate in this election. he's being attacked for many of the same reasons you are, because you represent law and order, respect for the integrity of our national borders, the safety of the american people. you have priorities that are an threat cad who are antitheticale who want the borders to be open and president obama championing sanctuary cities, open borders and dismissing the idea that anything other than amnesty is the way to go, so-called comprehensive i am imraition reform. the choice couldn't be clearer. >> they give her a pass and they go after me. think of that. what did i do? i'm trying to enforce the laws and i get into all these problems for trying to do my job. but i'm not going to surrender. donald trump was right when he talked about the border, the illegal immigration, how rear losing the war on -- lou we are losing the war on drugs. look what they are doing to him? it's sad. lou: i sit here and laugh because of the

lou: john f. ken difficulties father said he would spend a lot to get him elected but he wasn't going pay for a land slide. twin cyber attacks disrupting some of the biggest websites on the internet. amazon, spotify, paypal, twitter, along the sites taken down by attackers. they launched a denial of service attack. a dee nile of service atakes when a web services intentionally overwhelmed by traffic from many different sources. the department of homeland security is working to determine who was behind the attack. i'm surprised they don't know right now. they knew very early that the russians were responsible for some of the source materials used by wikileaks. isn't that extraordinary? we are not getting a straight answer yet out of the same agencies. multiple sources however telling fox news that this attack does not appear directed by a foreign government but perhaps by a disgruntled individual or individuals, and i say to that, i'm waiting for further sources to come forward because none of this

lou: are you looking at wikileaks information as well. >> you bet. lou: the video. o'keefe reveals. >> yes. i am looking at everything. lou: we're getting deep expe deeper. i apologize we have very little time, i am well overtime, always good to talk with you, my friend, i hope that you will give my a call when you do decide who it is, that you want to support. we would love to share that with our audience. steve wynn. lou: on wall street stocks rhodes rose a clinton in a sexual assault. how will hillary clinton handle the ever unfolding scandals? monica crowley, daniel houser will join me next, we're live from las vegas. site of third presidential debate, our timing could not be better, it is tonight. less than two hours away. stay with us, we're coming right back with much more. ♪ i'm going to make this as simple as possible for you. that limits where you earn bonus that ccash back. credit card or... you can get the quicksilver card from capital one. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on ev-e-ry purchase, ev-e-ry-where. i shouldn't have to ask. what'

. >> it is going to be huge, lou. lou: i like that, bru i'm glad you're the one to talk about this. it's an important issue, appreciate your time. >> you bet, charles. >> good evening, everybody, 13 days to go until the election, and brand new, fox news polls out tonight showed donald trump closing the gap with hillary clinton. and doing so in impressive fashion. the fox news poll conducted from saturday the 22nd through yesterday, the 25th, shows that clinton's lead continues to erode. clinton now ahead of trump by three points in a four-way race. 44-41. three points, the margin of error, 2 1/2 points. last week, clinton's lead was 6 points. before that up by 7. and in a head to head matchup now, clinton leads by 5 points. donald trump today spent the day campaigning in the battle ground state of north carolina, where he stressed, he is the candidate of change. >> our opponent represents the rigged system and the failed thinking of yesterday. she's been doing this for 30 years and for 30 years it's only gotten worse. american politics is caught in a time loop. we keep electing the

lou: hillary clinton, as she said, let's get it out. denying she knows anything about what the fbi director is talking about. and expressing her confidence that the conclusion of any investigation, will be the same, as that reached on and announced july 5 of this year. by director comey, which is, not to prosecute and we'll find out more, as she says rumors will continue. and demanding that the fbi release whatever information she has, we're talking with senator jeff sessions, just as i was introducing you, secretary stepping out to make her brief statement, your reaction first to her statement. >> well, she had a director say he didn't think there was enough evidence to charge her previously, now he received new evidence. he had a duty in my opinion, learn days or not -- -- 11 dayer or not to come forward with the new information and let the american people know that. she is on the criminal investigation. fbi director comey said some months ago, does not do security reviews, it does criminal investigations. that is what is at stake her

mary-lou williams: 93-year-old actress >> "they start screaming and that gets them scared here. they're pushing the ones in front of them to hurry up and get through , (laughs)." chellsie brown/ reporter "with 24-rooms at the warehouse of fear, mary-lou is just a small piece of the puzzle, but her co-workers say,she'll have you wanting to come back for more scares. " caitlyn vanatta: warehouse of fear manager "she laughs at every single gr she says, i don't know why they would come through here if they're so scared. i dont know why they'd come to a haunted house. " ((chellsie)) caitlyn vanatta has worked with mary lou over the years and says the actors see her as family. caitlyn vanatta: warehouse of fear manager "she is the sweetest old lady that you could ever meet. she's really become everybodies grandma here." her son is a manager at the haunt and he says, she looks forward to the haunted house opening every year! kevin williams: mary-lou's son "it's one of those things, every summer she'll say, well i hope they'll have a place for me this year in the haunted house and she's

next to me the host of "lou dobbs tonight." lou dobbs. let's start the show. >> leaked e-mails reveal hillary clinton's campaign's cozy relationship with the media. and also the lead singer of blink 182. yes, thanks to wikileaks we know brink 182's tom delong discussed the mutual interest in ufo's. in one e-mail the pop punk front man said he had several military leaders that he should meet writing "i think you will find them very interesting as they were principal leadership relating to our sensitive topic ." both were in charge of the fragile division. in other words these are a-level officials worth our time. another e-mail reveals that he part pated in awe fo documentary that delong is producing. he was long interested in the ufo's. after he tweeted his biggest failure was not securing the disclosure of the ufo files. he also looks suspiciously like an alien gray. likewise the alien obsession is what broke out blink 182. it doesn't take a genius to connect the dots. hillary clinton broke up your favorite band, and ruined your childhoo

lou: van hipp and monica crowley join us next. my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. lou: joining me now, van hip, washington times online opinion editor, fox news contributor, monica crowley, thank you for being here. how did he do? >> i watched the entire town hall and i thought donald trump did an extraordinary job. one of his talents is he feeds off the energy of other people. whether it's a fundraising events, a town hall or a business transaction. this is when

"lou dobbs tonight." lou dobbs himself is here and he is outnumbered. harris: i'm "outnumbered." you all are from fox business. >> took the pressure off. harris: i'm giving it right back to you, my friend. >> no. harris: that outnumberedness. good to have you. sandra: how are you feeling in the final stretch? >> i love it. two weeks to bo in this thing, seems like we've been sort of dreading the pace of this thing for so long. now suddenly i'm dreading prospect it might be over somewhat. harris: you are? >> i'm ready. sandra: we're ready for you. let's get started. donald trump and hillary clinton looking to build support in florida again today, a day after early in-person voting began in the sunshine state. this is independent daily tracking survey, billed as the nation's most accurate showed candidates locked in virtual tie, even as other polls show hillary leading race. investors daily poll show trump and clinton neck and next with hillary leading 42 to 41% in a four-way race. new cnn poll shows democrat leading five points nationally, 49-44. as donald trump continues to denou

neil: lou dobbs said it best. both candidates will test each other and both will comport to a manner that is presidential and if god forbid something should happen to the guys that want to be president we could step into the job and do just fine. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. we're minutes away from the vice-presidential debate.

you're right, lou. think about it. if you think there's anything that's not going to be political or going to be crony, you would think it would be reconstruction after an earthquake. but the e-mails show extensively, abc news did a wonderful three-part investigation on this showing e-mail exchanges that contractors getting access in haiti. you know, being able to do projects. the e-mails were all about fob. not an sob, fob as in friend of bill. a fend of bill you got movement, access, contract. if you were not, you did not. the secretary big revelation in this investigation, by the way, sheryl mills, chief of staff, clinton confidant, pushed for and got more than $100 million in taxpayer money to build this factory in northern haiti for this southern korea's company. abc news revealed that its chief executive of that south korean company turns around and invests in a private company she is building called black ivy. if that is not corruption, i don't know what is. >> there is corruption, it's been documented by yourse

you're right, lou. think about it. if you think there's anything that's not going to be political or going to be crony, you would think it would be reconstruction after an earthquake. but the e-mails show extensively, abc news did a wonderful three-part investigation on this showing e-mail exchanges that contractors getting access in haiti. you know, being able to do projects. the e-mails were all about fob. not an sob, fob as in friend of bill. a friend of bill you got movement, access, contract. if you were not, you did not. the secretary big revelation in this investigation, by the way, sheryl mills, chief of staff, clinton confidant, pushed for and got more than $100 million in taxpayer money to build this factory in northern haiti for this southern korea's company. abc news revealed that its chief executive of that south korean company turns around and invests in a private company she is building called black ivy. if that is not corruption, i don't know what is. >> there is corruption, it's been documented by your

you're right, lou. think about it. if you think there's anything that's not going to be political or going to be crony, you would think it would be reconstruction after an earthquake. but the e-mails show extensively, abc newsid a wonderfulthree-part investigation on this showing e-mail exchanges that contractors getting access in haiti. you know, being able to do projects. the e-mails were all about fob. not an sob, fob as in friend of bill. a friend of bill you got movement, access, contract. if you were not, you did not. the secretary big revelation in this investigation, by the way, sheryl mills, chief of staff, clinton confidant, pushed for and got more than $100 million in taxpayer money to build this factory in northern haiti for this southern korea's company. abc news revealed that its chief executive of that south korean company turns around and invests in a private company she is building called black ivy. if that is not corruption, i don't know what is. >> there is corruption, it's been documented by yoursel

>> i am, lou, i am. i do. i'm probably not a leading preacher, a back row preacher. >> you're doing pretty good. we need a lot more of that. let's talk if we can about this roundtable today that donald trump had with evangelicals, with others, people of faith. it's interesting to see people of all religions seem to be lining up with donald trump here. >> yeah. it is interesting. i helped invite some of the folks to that meeting. i did not attend because i was speaking at a pastors's breakfast in my home state of louisiana this morning. what's happening, lou, is the strong connection point between trump and evangelical, i would use the term social conservatives because there's social catholics and evangelicals. it is not so much shared valued as it is is shared concerns. and donald trump has done something no other gop nominee has done. in the primary, they have conservations with conservatives baugh they are a key voting bloc. but after that, they quit having the conversations. but he's continued to build rela

but dan and his fellow musicians still aren't done helping out lou. lou."the main reason we're donating our services in the next month or so is to get this place back on the ground so we have this venue."so this venue, will continue to have it's live music on the week lou a dime for the next month or so. so. "especially being raised by musicians, for musicians to be able to donate their pay. i won't let it go on very long. but it's something that they want to do for us, and we just love them here. they're like family. " "and the family that plays together, stays together.the village meat market is fully open for business once again, but -- if you want to stop down and hear some live music over lunch you can check it out every saturday from 11 to it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.still to come...the big party to help out businesses left on the wrong side of the floodwall in the new bohemia district. district.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... even if you spent your sunday watching football -- you probably didn't see a better catch than

"the day was advertised as a tribute to lou. there was such an outpouring of fans that every seat at yankee stadium was filled and official after official and player after player of the yankees came along and spoke into the microphone and spoke with great affection of lou and what he meant to them." with great affection of lou and what he meant to them." then it was gehrig's turn to step to the mic. "today, i consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth." "and i might have been given a bad break but i've got an awful lot to live for. thank you." "that's the day i saw photographers cry." gehrig died two years after that famous farewell speech. his consecutive games streak stood for 56 years and was long considered unbreakable until cal ripken, junior surpassed it in 1995. when our lot greats "through the decades" continues, we remember the man who wore '42' and became the first to break baseball's color barrier. the curse, the mystique and the man whose name will forever be ranked among the sport's biggest legends. t

lou: congressman mike pompeo. my colleague neil cavuto leading the way in our special coverage. >> announcer: live from longwood university in farmville, virginia. this is fox business network's special coverage of the vice presidential debate. here is neil cavuto. neil: we are awaiting mike pence. as long as these two candidates have known each other, they have never met each other. pence was working as a house member when kaine first arrived as governor this fine state. then they switches places some years later when pence moved on to the governor's mansion in indiana then you saw kaine move into the senate. so this will be the first opportunity to see each other one-on-one. they have very different points of view on the world and the idea of the government's role in that world. we'll see that sorted out tonight. no doubt some of the other controversial issues will come to light. we'll see a great deal of debate likely over bill clinton spilling the beans on his real thoughts on the affordable care act which bil

"the day was advertised as a tribute to lou. there was such an outpouring of fans that every seat at yankee stadium was filled and official after official and player after player of the yankees came along and spoke into the microphone and spoke with great affection of lou and what he meant to them." then it was gehrig's turn to step to the mic. "today, i consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth." "and i might have been given a bad break but i've got an awful lot to live for. thank you." "that's the day i saw photographers cry." gehrig died two years after that famous farewell speech. his consecutive games streak stood for 56 years and was long considered unbreakable until cal ripken, junior surpassed it in 1995. when our look at baseball greats "through the decades" continues, we remember the man who wore '42' and became the first to break baseball's color barrier. the curse, the mystique and the man whose name will forever be ranked among the sport's biggest legends. then, a little known story of a non player b

we appreciate it. >> thank you, lou. good to be with you. >> we thank you for being with us tonight. have a great one. good night from new york. >> no wonder he doesn't like talking about his plan. i love talking about mine. john: she sure does. she wants to put us bet deeper in debt. but trump loves to talk about his. >> build a great border call. john: then they pretend to have a plan to pay for their schemes. >> we are going to make these investments and pay for everyone of them.

>> lou, that's the way you lie. that's the way people do it in court. i've seen it many, many times. well, i don't remember, but if, and she said 35 times before the fbi interview that she couldn't remember? if you can remember and you say i can't remember, that's as false a perjurious statement as if you gave a flat-out false

lou: neil, neil, we're having a little -- neil: i'm sorry. i'm sorry, lou -- lou: behind me. go ahead. neil: no, i was just saying how do you think this changes the debate? i mean, he's obviously chosen to fight fire with fire, and i'm wondering whether this dominates the entire debate tonight. lou: i don't know whether it'll dominate the whole debate, but it was dominating all of the public discussion leading up to this debate. i think you would agree. you mentioned the -- you used the expression scorched earth. i think we have to start with the scorched earth policy that's been put in motion here by really two causal agents. one was wikileaks with the friday document dump against hillary clinton and the second was the nbc video, billy bush tape in which they attacked donald trump or whether it came from the clinton campaign. these are scorched earth initiatives that are now more than 48 hours old, so we're well into that particular political strategy. where it leads, we don't know because -- neil: yeah. lou: -- in point of fact, this is a central issue now in the campaign.

neil: quickly, lou. chris sad it is not his job to be the correct tore, not his job to interrupt candidates of the if he stickses to that what do you think of that? >> i think it is the right judgment by chris, neil. this is the third and final debate. a lot has been established, his questions, intelligently insightfully posed as i'm sure they will be will require much of these candidates. i think that will be more than sufficient. neil: we shall see. thanks, guys. chris wallace, spelling it all out. we are about to begin. announcer: this is fox business network's coverage of the final presidential debate hosted by the fox news channel. live from the university of nevada in las vegas, here is neil cavuto. neil: all right. fox host chris wallace has already outlined what is at stake tonight minutes away from the final debate. i'm joined by my colleagues, trish reagan, kennedy and lou dobbs. it is an interesting choice of guests. they can invite pretty much whomever they want. i was surprised to here mike

besides the made from scratch food and home smoked meats, the music dan has played and organized for lou is what makes her meat "we started doing music here shortly after she opened, the spring of 12."so when he heard the flood was coming while lou and her husband were on vacation, he and members of opened, the spring of 12.>> reporter: when he heard the flood was coming, while lou and her husband on vacation here members of the community had the place cleaned out. the smokers back, so are the employees, customers and of course even the music. dan and his fellow musicians are not in helping out blue.>> the main reason out is to get this place back on the ground.>> reporter: this venue will continue to have live music on the weekends but it will not cost lou a time for the next month or so. >> for musicians to be able to do not their pay, but let that go on for long but it is something they want to do for us and we love them. they are like family.>> reporter: the family that plays >> the village midmarket is open for business once again but if you want to stop down and hear live music ove

but dan and his fellow musicians still aren't done helping out lou. lou."the main reason we're donating our services in the next month or so is to get this place back on the ground so we have this vee. venue, will continue to have it's live music on the weekend's but it won't cost lou a dime for the next month or so. so. "especially being raised by musicians, for musicians to be able to donate their pay. i won't let it go on very long. but it's something that they want to do for us, and we just love them here. they're like family. " "and the family that plays together, stays together.the village meat market is fully open for business once again, but -- if you want to stop down and hear some live music out every saturday from 11 to two and sunday from ten to noon -- matt lange fox 28 news. it's and right now it's it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.there's still more cbs 2 this morning to come.but first let's take a look at what we're working on for fox 28 morning live. live.as part of national fallen firefighters memorial weekend - the special way o

we're now joined by former iowa hawkeye and current fox analyst, lou montgomery. let's begin with the hawk eyes. another struggling week, the second loss on the year. the second loss at home. let's just get to it. what happened? >> yeah. well this is an iowa team that's obviously under a lot of pressure the last couple of squeak what we're finding is that this playing the they're underdeliverring. i don't know if it is run defense or the asking game is not getting along with -- cj and king. those are the football team and until those two guys can step up and take control of this football team they're going to not be able to play with the continue in a much tougher schedule, looking ahead. >> that big ten schedule, it only gets tougher. so, if northwest earn isn't the best team this hawks team will face, what are their changes going forward? >> well i can guarantee you this minnesota team that's coming up has iowa circled on their calendar. they're playing for florida rose dale. that's a big game. it is on the road. iowa right now just has to get the composure back

lou, your quick thoughts? >> my quick thoughts are this was in many ways a repetition of two against one. i thought the moderator was overly deferential to one side and basically talked over herself, governor pence. i think we're going to hear a lot about the way the moderator conducted herself. i think we're going to hear a lot about the first hour of this in which the fact of the matter is, a democratic vice presidential nominee interrupted, interrupted and interrupted without, if you will, interruption. had a very hard time finding an equanimity for his aggressive performance and governor pence was, i think, overly constrained, but at the same time mannered. i believe that at the end senator kaine had a, without question, a better 15 minute closing than governor pence. and i think you're going to see a lot of discussion about the moderator. >> how these two did on this stage versus the guys at the heads of the ticket last week? >> i think frankly they quoted themselves as combatants, not particularly well.

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only one thing to do. >> all: ask lou. >> home of. ? lou manfredini a name that rhymes with -- spagitini ? >> always love the pastas. >> putting in floors? >> i love this. do either of you have heated floors? >> in my bathroom. >> anyone watching, affordable and easy to do. a product called sun touch. two versions. buy this mat, pre-cut ready to go. goes on the sub floor under your tile. your tile contractor will put this down. literally lies on the floor. mortar if down. put the tile over the top like >> a different version of theirs for larger areas. then a thermostat and/or timer. another company called warmly yours. same thing. thinking foil one can actually go under nailed down hardwood floor. heats up the surface. you walk into this luxurious bathroom and your feet of warm. >> hmm. >> a version of this at our own home. on a timer. 3:00 in the morning goes off. tile heats up. away at work, noon shuts back off and it's fantastic. >> perfect, all right. >> and affordable. >> sylvia f. is having a problem with mice in the basement cei

lou dobbs, a supporter of the trump campaign, so how's it going lou? he joins us now. are you happy with the way the debates turned out? >> i think the debates turned out absolutely perfectly. he won the last two. i think it was a 2 to 1 series of debates. i think he has engaged the american public on the issues that are important to the nation. and that hasn't happened in a presidential election since 1980. >> i give you the second debate. i think trump won the second debate. the third one he was ahead and then he did the rigged thing. >> the rigged thing is one of the brightest things he could have done. >> to his base. >> for his base. >> he needs more than his base. >> it is, i think, an absolute stroke of genius what he has done. is he dominating the airwaves, the web, and newspapers that still exist with a story of why this is a rigged election. >> all right. so you say that even though he is getting pounded by the media,. >> yes. by the liberal media, particularly. >> which is 80% of it, lou. let's be honest. that it's not a bad thing because he is now the cente

only one thing to do. >> all: ask lou. >> home of. ? lou manfredini a name that rhymes with -- spagitini ? >> always love the pastas. >> putting in floors? >> i love this. floors? >> in my bathroom. 34569er bathroom. >> anyone watching, affordable and easy to do. a product called sun touch. two versions. buy this mat, pre-cut ready to go. goes on the sub floor under your tile. your tile contractor will put this down. literally lies on the floor. mortar if down. put the tile over the top like >> over it. >> a different version of theirs for larger areas. then a thermostat and/or timer. another company called warmly yours. same thing. thinking foil one can actually go under nailed down hardwood floor. heats up the surface. you walk into this luxurious bathroom and your feet of warm. >> hmm. >> a version of this at our own home. on a timer. 3:00 in the morning goes off. tile heats up. away at work, noon shuts back >> perfect, all right. >> and affordable. >> sylvia f. is having a problem with mice in the basement ceiling. mice come in from

only one thing to do. >> all: ask lou. >> home of. ? lou manfredini a name that rhymes with -- spagitini ? >> always love the pastas. >> putting in floors? floors? >> in my bathroom. 34569er bathroom. >> anyone watching, affordable and easy to do. a product called sun touch. two versions. buy this mat, pre-cut ready to go. goes on the sub floor under your tile. your tile contractor will put this down. literally lies on the floor. mortar if down. put t this. >> over it. >> a different version of theirs for larger areas. then a thermostat and/or timer. another company called warmly yours. same thing. thinking foil one can actually go under nailed down hardwood floor. heats up the surface. you walk into this luxurious bathroom and your feet of warm. >> hmm. >> a version of this at our own home. on a timer. 3:00 in the morning goes off. tile heats up. away at work, noon shuts back >> perfect, all right. >> and affordable. >> sylvia f. is having a problem with mice in the basement ceiling. mice come in from out of the cold. how do you stop t

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lou: good evening i am lou dobbs could obama administration adding to its long list of foreign policy failures united states today announcing it is suspending bilateral talks with russia, those talks undertaken to end syria more than 5 year long civil war, a conflict that left roughly a half million people dead, a state department spokesman blaming russia saying that russia failed to live up toes had own commitment to suspend bombing in civilian areas and quote unquote, facilitate humanitarian aid shipment, we'll take unthe failure of secretary kerry's year long effort to negotiate a political end to the syrian civil

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only one thing to do. >> all: ask lou. >> home of. ? lou manfredini a name that rhymes with -- spagitini ? >> always love the pastas. >> putting in floors? >> i love this. do either of you have heated floors? >> in my bathroom. >> anyone watching, affordable and easy to do. a product called sun touch. two versions. buy this mat, pre-cut ready to go. goes on the sub floor under your tile. your tile contractor will put this down. literally lies on the floor. mortar if down. put the tile over the top like this. for larger areas. then a thermostat and/or timer. another company called warmly yours. same thing. thinking foil one can actually go under nailed down hardwood floor. heats up the surface. you walk into this luxurious bathroom and your feet of warm. >> hmm. >> a version of this at our own home. on a timer. 3:00 in the morning goes off. tile heats up. away at work, noon shuts back off and it's fantastic. >> perfect, all right. >> and affordable. >> sylvia f.s with mice in the basement ceiling. mice come in from out of the cold. how d

lou: good evening, everybody, i'm lou dobbs and we're live from longwood university in farmville, virginia for the first and the only vice presidential debate of the 2016 election. two hours from now, governor mike pence faces off against senator tim kaine for a 90-minute debate with no commercial interruptions. this is the first time that pence and kaine have met face-to-face. their only other interaction was a telephone call from pence to kaine, that after hillary clinton chose kaine as her running mate. pencla

lou grant followed the mary tyler moore show. and how interesting to go from a >> and yeah and to choose that character over so many that would have been an obvious choice. but that was a perfectly cast sitcom. >> but the drama he did afterwards, remember. >> it's all in the writing and the casting. >> alexis from lake placid and salt lake city. >> she doesn't know where she's from. you ready? finish the lyrics to this famous work anthem ?? being self employed and working night and all day ? and i'm takin' care of business every day ? >> no, she got it. ? takin' care of business. it's all right ? and workin' overtime. >> all right, ladies. give somebody else a chance to play. bachman and turner over drfb from winnipeg, canada. and something interesting about them, there's a group that disbanded and i don't think they shared the $2 million, but they sold 30 million albums. that's the time that -- >> you're a wealth of information. >> i'm great for -- invite me to any cocktail party. >> one >> one more. denise, originally from new

lou grant followed the mary tyler moore show. comedy to a drama. >> and yeah and to choose that character over so many that would have been an obvious choice. but that was a perfectly cast sitcom. >> but the drama he did afterwards, remember. >> it's all in the writing and the casting. >> alexis from lake placid and salt lake city. >> she doesn't know where she's from. you ready? finish the lyrics work anthem ?? being self employed and working night and all day ? and i'm takin' care of business every day ? >> no, she got it. ? takin' care of business. it's all right ? and workin' overtime. >> all right, ladies. give somebody else a chance to play. bachman and turner over drfb from winnipeg, canada. and something interesting about them, there's a group that disbanded and i don't think they shared the $2 million, but they sold 30 million albums. that's the time that -- >> you're a wealth of information. >> i'm great for -- invite me to any >> one more? >> one more. denise, originally from new york and now i live in naples. >> let's

flavio: a la vida lou tambiÉn llegÓ la lectura de las cartas y utiliza esto para ayudar a interpretar su significado para situaciones pasadas y futuras. interpreta sueÑos, percepciones o estados emocionales de una persona o una prÁctica que se lo permite la santerÍa. >> la santerÍa viene desde nigeria con los esclavos, se mezcla con el catolicismo. flavio: a esta mezcla se le conoce como sincretismo. >> los espaÑoles hablaron de dios, mi dios y su dios es muy parecido, entonces podemos mezclarlo. asÍ empezÓ el sincretismo catÓlico y [...] flavio: como en todas las religiones, tenga en cuenta que hay individuos que se hacen pasar como miembros de la iglesia pero buscan tan solo estafar a personas inocentes. quiene practican la santerÍa son seres humanos que estudian por aÑos y a veces hasta dÉcadas y se entregan a esta tradiciÓn. asÍ que tenga mucho cuidado de no caer vÍctima de un charlatÁn. leÓn: interesante la parte del sincretismo, la analogÍa de los santos africanos y los santos catÓlicos, la virgen de la caridad, la virgen de la regla, san martÍn de porres. fla

lou grant? >> c. >> lou grant! ? $100 ? $100 ? >> oh, i want to be hoda in my next life. >> i had to go back and think about lou grant. one of those series, everybody remembers "the mary tyler moore show" and lou grant followed it. interesting to go from a comedy to a drama. >> and choose that character over so many that would have seemed a more obvious choi >> cast perfectly. >> a perfectly cast sitcom. the drama afterwards. nancy marshawn there. >> all in the writing and casting. hoda woman? >> your name? >> alexis. >> from. >> lake placid and salt lake, utah. >> doesn't know where she's from. all right. >> i go back and forth. >> teasing. finish the lyrics to this famous work anthem. all right. ? if you ever get annoyed who day ? and i'll be taking care of business ? ? every day ? >> she got it! ? taking care of business it's all right ? >> oh -- [ laughter ] ? and work wering overtime ? >> all right, ladies. give somebody else a chance to play. >> it's a lovefest over there. >> who is that? >> bachman and turner overdrive. >>