boyd keeps it for himself for the touchdown that put the tigers up 26-13. they pulled away late in the game which actually just ended clemson wins 40-27. >> beautiful day for football in annapolis. 4th quarter navy trailing 21-14. reynolds will score. with one second left navy has a chance for the win. sloan's 30-yard field goal, navy wins it. be sure to watch the cbs prime timeline up tonight. and coming up tonight at 11 on wjz, stop buying that is the message from protestors in washington. a look at what attracted thousands. >> a father of two honored while he was stabbed trying to break up a fight. break up a fight. we hear from ,,,,,,,,,, is a paid advertisement break up a fight. we hear from ,,,,,,,,,, for everest wealth management.

today boyd says it's the safest part of the project. >> me personally i would feel the safest in the tube than any other part of the project. >> inflation zapped reserves, overruns and improvements put it overbudget by $150 million. that's why there's a half cent tax today in b.a.r.t. served counties. b.a.r.t. cars were also designed to withstand high wind. a strike and other delays at car contractor roar and bulky fare collector machines all helpedded put b.a.r.t. more than a year behind schedule. >>> tens of thousands ride b.a.r.t. through the tunnels every day but how much know what it took to put the tunnels there. we'll have two reports from the day that the tunnel was opened look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver.

tajh boyd looking to make a statement for clemson. visiting syracuse. third quarter, it's 35-14. clemson, boyd, gets a streaky sammy watkins, 91 yards later clemson go on to win 49-14. 455 yards passing and 5 touchdowns. nobody is stopping baylor and especially not west virginia on this night. bryce petty and the bears can fill it up. how about seastrunk taking the handoff. around the right side, points at his receiver, get that block and i'm gone. didn't even need it. 80 yards for the score put baylor up and scored 56 in the first half and they roll west virginia right now it is 73-42 and they still aren't done scoring. they have about three minutes left in that game. oklahoma outlasts tcu, 20-17. they're unbeaten 5-0. don't forget next week red river rivalry noon. that will wrap it up in "the ford postgame wrap-up". you will see next saturday. 's... you ain't gettin' anything done without it. torque is power. it pulls trailers. hauls dirt. drags boulders. torque is what gets the cap off your beer. and only the ford f-150 with ecoboost has the best combination of torque and fuel

the latest solo novel was written by william boyd handpicked by fleming's estate. >> william boyd, welcome to being here. >> nice to be here. >> so why you? what was it you think that you brought to them that got their attention? >> it's very hard to say. because it comes out of the blue. you can't audition for this job. you can't volunteer for it. i think i've written two spy novels myself. recently. one set in world war ii one said in world war i. so i sort of was in the genre. and i as knew a lot about ian fleming himself. i had written about him. i put him as a character in one of knew novels. >> and you read every ian fleming book didn't you? >> yes once i got the job, i thought i had to steep myself in it. i did that as a teenager. i read all the books, chronological order, taking things an litically things that would be useful for me. >> like what? >> i was looking for his inner life, actually. he's not a blunt instrument, bond. he is a man of feeling. fleming gives him a lot of interior thought and sensizations. i was looking for those. also the strange and unusual facts. >> it's d

the latest solo novel was written by william boyd handpicked by fleming's estate. >> william boyd, welcome to being here. >> nice to be here. >> so why you? what was it you think that you brought to them that got their attention? >> it's very hard to say. because it comes out of the blue. you can't audition for this job. you can't volunteer for it. i think i've written two spy novels myself. recently. one set in world war ii, one said in world war i. so i sort of was in the genre. and i as knew a lot about ian fleming himself. i had written about him. i put him as a character in one of knew novels. >> and you read every ian fleming book, didn't you? >> yes, once i got the job, i thought i had to steep myself in it. i did that as a teenager. i read all the books, chronological order, taking things an litically things that would be useful for me. >> like what? >> i was looking for his inner life, actually. he's not a blunt instrument, bond. he is a man of feeling. fleming gives him a lot of interior thought and sensizations. i was looking for those. also the strange and unusual facts. >> it'

who should get foured over the obama care web site and the return of joe boyd boyd. my take on the >> vice-president biden absebt in the shut down. but after the reopening he offered workers muffins and then got political. >> what you saw last night is democrats with a significant response of the republicans saying enough. there was no economic rational or opinion. it was no economic rational for this at all. and i hope that everybody walks away that the lesson it is not necessary. >> the role question. where was joe biden in all of this? >> he spent 40 years in the pent and me one on the democratic side who is a better negotiator and does a better job. we were so worried about what happened to joe we sent out a amber alert. and it was shut down because of the government shutdown and then on a milk carton. when it is all settled he showed up with muffins from the easy bake oven. next time show up. we could use a negotiator. >> and we have heard more about glitches on the site than we are successes. even insurance companies are having a problem. and so what is the sol

an 11-year-old and a 6-year-old girl were riding a vehicle when it crashed in the 1100 block of boyd road. the 11-year-old was flown to shock trauma due to potential head injuries. neither child was wearing a helmet. both are expected to be ok though. >> some late breaking details to a double cutting in the marketplace. it happened around 9:00 sunday night. investigators were take on the -- taken to an area hospital. thevictims were security at laugh factory who were helping during a pay tron's bill. >> education nation is in full swing in new york city at a town hall meeting at the city's public library, students had a chance to voice their opinion about their schools and the quality of education they received. they discussed the challenges they received inside and outside of the classroom. during the events in new york today, the 10 winners of the first annual peace first prize were announced and a young man from baltimore was among them. >> i'm an advocate for justice and peace between young people and police. >> he helped to train more than 400 baltimore city police officers in w

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who should get foured over the obama care web site and the return of joe boyd boyd. my take on the michael, tell us why you used priceline express deals to book this fabulous hotel. well, you can see if the hotel is pet friendly before you book it. and i got a great deal without bidding. and where's your furry friend? oh, i don't have a cat. priceline savings without bidding. >> vice-president biden absebt in the shut down. but after the reopening he offered workers muffins and then got political. >> what you saw last night is democrats with a significant response of the republicans saying enough. there was no economic rational or opinion. it was no economic rational for this at all. and i hope that everybody walks away that the lesson it is not necessary. >> the role question. where was joe biden in all of this? >> he spent 40 years in the pent and me one on the democratic side who is a better negotiator and does a better job. we were so worried about what happened to joe we sent out a amber alert. and it was shut down because of the government shutdown and then on

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maryland officials push to keep convicted sniper lee boyd halfy behind bars. why he believes his sentence should be dismissed. >>> wicked weather. it is a wet halloween throughout the southwest. the latest on the dangerous flash flooding that is prompting rescues. >>> a collection of african art and artifacts makes its way into baltimore. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ie. >>> 68 degrees and cloudy in central maryland right now. good evening. thanks for staying with wjz. the u.s. attorney's office announces, it is reviewing the circumstances, surrounding the death of a georgia teenager whose body was found inside a rolled up wrestling map inside his high school gym. vinita nair has the latest for wjz. >>> new surveillance video shows kendrick johnson in his high school gym, just hours before his body was found there. u.s. attorney michael moore says his office is reviewing the facts surrounding the teenager's mysterious death. >> there are several wees that -- questions that must be answered or confirmed. first, what was the cause of mr. johnson's death? second, was mr. jo

you bring in joe bide boyd, it is not going to work exactly like that. and he will be in the role of making the deal. >> now there is a school of thought and you wrote a column about. this that the democrats are not looking for a resolution. they might say they were but not acting like they were. >> they were trying to inflict maximum pain on ted cruz. dow hold to that theory? >> no, this is not the deal that delivers the deal. this is in the dance that is so annoying and no wonder america hates washington as much as america hates washington. this is the bridge to theentious ventual deal. >> this is how the senate with the help of six republican members tries to jam the house and come back with their counteroffer and they will offer with as little time on the clock with the debt ceiling breach as possible. they will try to blow up john boehner and punish republicans for bringing in the health law. we are in a ultimate at this time for ta t. and all of this is working through where you dot thing for the country. >> it feels like there is a lot of extra te

sniper lee boyd malvo should have his sentenced reduced. malvo is appealing his sentence of life in prison without parole. his lawyers base the appeal on a supreme court decision which said it's illegal to sentence underage murder suspects to life in prison. malvo was 17 in 2002 when he and john allen mohamed went on a shooting spree which killed ten people and wounded three others. >>> new allegations have been raised about the d.c. council. yesterday during his sentencing hearing, keelie thompson indicated a male member of the council claiming that person took $50,000 in bribes. however, thompson never named anyone. he was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for wire fraud and misusing more than $200,000 in city grants for personal use. >>> this weekend may be the best time to try burger king's new healthier french fries. the fast food chain will give away its new fries for free on saturday and sunday. no strings attached. burger king expects to give away roughly ten million orders. the new tries have 40% less fat and 30% fewer ca

the latest solo novel was written by william boyd handpicked by fleming's estate. >> william boyd, welcome to being here. >> nice to be here. >> so why you? what was it you think that you brought to them that got their attention? >> it's very hard to say. because it comes out of the blue. you can't audition for this job. you can't volunteer for it. i think i've written two spy novels myself. recently. one set in world war ii one said in world war i. so i sort of was in the genre. and i as knew a lot about ian fleming himself. i had written about him. i put him as a character in one of knew novels. >> and you read every ian fleming book didn't you? >> yes once i got the job, i thought i had to steep myself in it. i did that as a teenager. i read all the books, chronological order, taking things an litically things that would be useful for me. >> like what? >> i was looking for his inner life, actually. he's not a blunt instrument, bond. he is a man of feeling. fleming gives him a lot of interior thought and sensizations. i was looking for those. also the plenty of pages left in 007's passpo

and taj boyd is a veteran. a premiering quarterback match up. i kind of give him the edge because he has been down this road before but winston is definitely a lot fun to watch, and i think people will have a big treat watching these guys go at it. >> now we've got to give some love to missouri. the tigers are 6 and 0, and they can really make a statement against number 22 florida. is missouri the biggest prize of the season so far? >> well, full disclosure, i'm a missouri grad, i'm going say yes, yes, they are the biggest surprise of the season. i don't think anybody expected them to do as well as they've done so far, 6 and 0. this is a team that has played pretty poorly in the sec and they beat up georgia pretty good, and they have a kid who they really like named matty mock. as long as he doesn't screw up, throw interpretations and fumble the ball, i think there are plenty around him who will help them win this game. >> stanford was shocked by utah last week, but they'll bounce back and come up. is the dream still alive for them? >> yeah, eve

host: dan boyd is with "the albuquerque journal." you can read him at ab qjournal.com. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you for having me. host: we go to albert in missouri on our democrat line. caller: i want to make arguments about how people have called and about how their states are not effected. i looked at the state and federal government bids website. are beingse bids deactivated, or on hold at this time. that means repairs to your roads, and payments to your -- thoughunity supported by the federal and state government -- they are not being made. if they are not affecting you and your area, i say stay in your cabin, because you are get to where you are going. that? can you imagine the fed website for bids? caller: it is called the state and federal bids. i rented out the sheet for missouri. we have people in belleville, illinois, right across the river, and they are being put out. i guess they might only repair it to the middle of the river. you could call it an illinois problem, but since they both go both ways, one would assume missouri as people being la

. >> reporter: debra boyd at lipscum university in tennessee. >> i think we're all realizing that some of the important literacy skills we need to encourage among our younger people and therefore in our adults is the ability to use what they read to draw conclusions, to support their thought processes, to actually read for the content and context and then be able to use that. >> reporter: u.s. education secretary arnie duncan agrees saying adult who is have trouble reading, doing math solving problems and using technology will find the doors in the 21st century closed to them. jonathan martin, al jazeera, nashville. [♪ music ] >> meteorologist: i'm meteorologist dave warren. a powerful storm will effect the northeast over the next few days. the mid-atlantic states are seeing the storm develop, and you can see this spin here. that's a deep area of low pressure. a very strong storm. up ahead of that we see the rain spread north but most importantly the factor with the storm is the wind. high pressure to the north. low to the south. northeast wind, and that will pile the water up in the

. >> reporter: debra boyd works in nashville, tennessee university. she said adults fail to develop the capacity to develop what they have learned beyond school. >> i think what we need to do is encourage our younger people and adults, the ability to use what they read to draw conclusions, to support their thought processes, so actually read for the content and the context and then be able to use that. >> i see the l -- >> reporter: arne duncan agrees. jonathan martin, al jazeera, nashville. >> in all three categories adults in several other countries scoring significantly higher than adults here in the us. >>> it was computer skills that won three scientists the nobel prize in chemistry. they were honored for developing computer models of chemical reactions. their work allows scientists to run complex experiments in cyberspace instead of test tubes. >>> still ahead, he is a famous and mysterious artist. it is not me, it is banksy, and his work is showing up all around new york city. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america i'm del walters here is your

paul boyd explains. >> did baseball's highest paid player hire high priced call girls two at a time twice a week at one of new york city's most exclusive apartment buildings? one time he had two go up. they came down and left and ten minutes later cameron diaz walks in said one building employee at 15 central park west. alex rodriguez lived here at the exclusive condo on the upper west side for two years moving out in 2011. he paid $30,000 a month. at some point, denzel washington, sting, mark wahlberg and kelsey grammer have all called the building home. in "house of outrageous fortune: 15 central park west, the world's most powerful address" the author michael gross says people who worked at the building buzzed about a- rod's love life witnessing his famous girlfriends including cameron diaz and kate hudson come and go. but it's the revelation about high priced call girls that's making headlines -- says the "new york daily news" -- and this is the "new york post" -- >> a spokesman for a-rod is denouncinghe report saying -- >> deborah: a-rod's currently appealing his suspension from base

here is paul boyd. >> public records show an address for driven sports leads back to a mailbox in this ups store. who is behind this sports supplement? it's a man named matt cahill and he lives down the street. "inside edition" has learned that he was jailed for two years in 2005 for mail fraud after the death of a teenager who used one of his other dietary supplements. cahill's company, driven sports, denies craze contains anything resembling methamphetamines. it claims this analysis shows the chemical was not found in a sample of craze. >> can you say that this product is safe for consumers to use? >> we feel it's safe. we have conducted four double blinded studies and 177 humans without observing any adverse effects. >> but this body builder who gave craze a glowing online review says he has changed his mind about the product. >> we are getting it out of the store right now and do the right thing. >> the makers of craze say it's safe, walmart.com and several other retailers have stopped selling it pending an investigation. >>> she is one of the most beautiful and one of the most suc

. >> shouldn't we as a boyd, public -- body, republican, democrat, no matter who we are shouldn't we be embarrassed by this. shouldn't we be ashamed. what do the american people think what they see that death benefits for those who served and sacrificed in the most honorable way are not even -- their families are not even eligible for death benefits. i am ashamed. i am embarrassed. all of us should be. >> reporter: now, a long-term solution to providing the survivor benefits getting the federal government back up and running. and that's a point hit home on wednesday morning by the secretary of veteran affairs. general eric and he warns that unless the federal government is back up and operating next month, 3.8 million veterans may not get their disability payments and more than a half million veterans and their surviving spouses may not get their pension benefits. and the general said that he's even seeing the affects of the shutdown on his staff who he works with every day. >> i have veterans myself that i employ. a third over 100,000 veterans. a number of them are going to be subje

paul boyd tells you why. >> did gangsters put out a hit on johnny carson? that's the stung ref laings johnny carson -- the stunning revelation in "johnny carson:the new tell-all book." back then, it was a known mob hangout. the new book claims the mobster and his goons grabbed johnny and threw him down a flight of stairs, then they supposedly put out a contract on the talk show host's life. according to the book's author johnny was truly terrified. taking the threat seriously, carson holed up in his u.n. plaza palace for three day, missing three shows. the gangsters called off the hit after carson arranged for tv coverage of a 1971 italian- american unity rally in new york. another explosive claim is coming under

she was a mom and we can tell you she apparently been increasingly troubled in recent monthsment paul boyd reports. >> she's the deranged woman who was shot dead trying to crash her way into the white house with her 18-month-old daughter in the car. but these exclusive photos shed a very different light on miriam carey. a delusional woman who reportedly believed president obama was stalking her. >> i was thinking wow. this is crazy. this is not her. this can't be her. >> angela attended dental hygienist school in new york with carey. she recalls her friended a a warm -- friend as a warm hearted the fun loving woman. here's carey delighted with the star. and here she is dressed up. >> level headed. smart. funny opinionated. motivated. >> carey grew up in brooklyn, new york. but later moved to stamford, connecticut. the turning point in her life came two years ago when she suffered a fall. her former employer dentist brian evans told us what happened. >> she had an accident. fell from had a head injury. she found out that she was pregnant during that time that she was hospitalized. >> carey

. >> reporter: the boyds of two oo policemen have been sent home to their families. this week there has also been protests against the government. the plan now is that after three weeks of talks between the government and opposition, and the interim cabinet will be set up to run the country until new elections are held. and that could mean many more months of this. nicole johnston, al jazerra. >>> french, u.n. and forces have launched a joint operation against rebels. they have deployed to an area alongside the river. on wednesday two u.n. peacekeepers were killed there. the government says al qaeda-linked fighters are to blame. >>> voters in madagascar are choosing a new president. it's the first national vote since a military-backed coup in 2009. the election has already been postponed three times in year. tana paige reports now from the capital. >> reporter: these sisterses used to earn $30 a week sellingg baskets but that was before the political crisis now they struggle to earn half that. yet with 11 children between them their need has never been grater. they s

mass protests that taken place there both on the site and in the capital bucharest that is probably boyd those standing up to the oil giant. u.s. soldier at chevron has the remaining governments blessing to start exploratory training for shale gas in the area but protesters from pena gathered here for a scene with the local villagers in opposition to the deal more of an enormous political fraud see if they didn't come to our studio what they want to do or how would will affect us that's why we're protesting. is dangerous because they will poison our water and we won't be able to farm anymore and raise our animals and if we can't do this what are we supposed to do. there maybe and government says they need to embrace shale gas in order to achieve energy independence but that's something that local villages here say that they don't want to pay for with their safety his money pours on the bottle waging between chevron and the local people that don't want to open their doors to fracking locals in this remote region of remaining i have been saddled with an ongoing guest u.s. energy giant chev

the olympic torch tolls moscow carried by athletes and celebrities boyd heads off on its unique relay across russia in sochi twenty forty. chemical arsenal begins on time and according to plan the earning damascus praise from russia and even the united states challenges away. a very warm welcome to you if you've just joined us here on our with me.

. >> reporter: debra boyd is a associate dean of education in nashville tennessee. she says american adults fail to learn critical skills as students and fail to develop the capacity to apply what they have learned beyond school. >> i think we are all realizing that some of the important literacy skills that we need to encourage among our younger people, and therefore in our adults, is the ability to use what they read, to draw conclusions, to support their thought processes, to actually read for the content and the context and then be able to use that. >> reporter: u.s. education secretary arnie duncan agrees sega doles that have trouble read, doing math-solving problems and using technology will find the doors of the 21st century closed to them. jonathan martin, al jazerra, nashville. >> in fact, in all three categories adults in japan, canada, australia, finland, and other countries are scored significantly higher than americans. a new push to close the prison in guantanmo bay, what the obama administration is doing to speed up the process. apple looks to take an

why i mention pinochet and that's why we that's the sort of direction we have to really make sure we boyd here in britain we need some arrests of senior people who've been doing criminal acts within the secret services otherwise we are going down that police state pinochet route tony gosling investigative journalist from the u.k. speaking to us our ongoing story that we're taking a look at here on r t thank you very much. frank. for now though washington has been getting an easy ride over the scandal at least that's the view of aqueducts president rafael correa the socialist leader he's an outspoken critic of the us is on an official visit to moscow. is following the talks. africa is now in moscow the very same city where edward snowden their whistleblower now resides on the his political asylum the breaking revelations of who infuriated the leader of ecuador back this summer and he's still pretty much angry especially in the light of the latest revelations on high profile politicians in europe being wiretapped by the n.s.a. . but at least they said it was necessary for fighting against t

villagers from the tribal region had double burring her charred boyd. all that was left wereing from little. the family has never been told why the 67-year-old midwife was targeted. >> i reached a letter from the fax stapakistani government agrg that it was tragic and sad because we were inning 70 there was nothing else that came from that letter and they just said that this indeed was an american drone strike. they are note the only victims despite the u.s.' claim that they only target taliban operatives. a report by two prominent human rights groups veal that at least 19 seu samardzijavill19 civiliad since january 2012. >> thithere is a process that gs in to how these operations are chosen and as parts of that process we take every effort to limit these casualties. >> reporter: but they say that isn't the case, the children's physical injuries have healed but they can't escape the psychological scars, drones still hover overhead terrorizing the their village so they have travel today washington to share their story with u.s. lawmakers marking first ti

organizations that would normally lead those protests are essentially in bed with the government right richard boyd barrett member of the irish parliament for the people before profit lines thank you so much for talking to us here on r.t. . reporting on a war in syria is becoming too dangerous for manning with attacks on journalists forcing more and more to avoid the country a team from sky news or a bell went missing on thursday and that followed dozens of other abductions at least twenty five journalists have been killed since the start of the conflict now over the last artist marie of a national managed to make it into one rebel held city. but tell your brother next to the syrian lebanese border is just eighty kilometers from the capital damascus but it is like a state within a state that has its own security forces police and even the army can see its symbols all new authorities here everywhere graffiti or three stars that means free syrian army is controlling this area a syrian military cannot enter yet root is the center of a large mountainous area in western syria known as. in two thousand a

who scored a seventh goal in europe after thirty four minutes while new boyd massa chadli swiftly out of the decisive second one on g.'s remaining big stars ivorian strike. from injury to add some second class to his side but tottenham hung on for a comfortable two no victory to go top of the group while angie can now refocus on premier league survival of genco. and that brings us to the end of part one but don't go away as we'll have more football action after the break as petty as buying manic in germany. science technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the huge you're covered. is on its journey to structure. one hundred twenty three days. through some one hundred two cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand kilometers. in a record setting trip by. air sea space. torch relay. m r t r c dot com. it's ok it's a lot to service to expect some of the toughest training. for the press but it's the come up to please. the. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy. financial headli

relieved of the bailout burden there are still the years of punishing austerity ahead for ireland richard boyd barrett a member of the irish parliament for the people before profit alliance thinks the public and the government worlds apart. the government are living in a different planet us to the one and have visited by ordinary citizens the latest bogus is the seventh austerity budget and yet again it is really been very vicious in the cults that have been imposed on some of the most vulnerable sectors of our society this time particularly young people who are his their social welfare entitlements for where his very hard even though there are no jobs for them which will mean many of them will just leave the country in fact at the moment about forty thousand people are leaving the country a year they've also his very very hard and medical cover for pensioners and for the crime actually sake which is going to mean actual pain and suffering for some of the most vulnerable sections of our society had to held but just has been absolutely slaughtered so we're talking about a society that has reall

booth and you're secret john boyd, you're bad at picking secret identities. we found the will he wrote. when you pull it out of the book, it was not signed. but the 91-year-old came to us, we said, why are you going to tell the story now? >> she said i'm going to die soon and i want -- >> how can you tell when it's the truth? the deathbed confession. >> no one lies on their death bed. >> you've given your father-in-law something to do on christmas real estate than a tie. >>> anna "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." "i'm very troubled by ken cuccinelli." "he tried to change virginia's divorce laws" "to prevent women from getting out of a bad marriage." "ken cuccinelli denies climate change exists" "and he used taxpayer dollars to investigate a uva professor doing research." "and cuccinelli tried to ban common forms of birth control." "even the pill." "even the pill." "ken cuccinelli is just way too extreme" "way too extreme" "way too extreme" "way too extreme for virginia." the recent increase in cafeteria prices is not cool

vice-president bide boyd was supposed to go to the garden state on friday to show support for corey booker. he is the mayor of newark and running for the seat of frank lau10berg. >> don't mess the president's speech. and now the u.s. supreme court is back in session and the first case on the docket might have a huge impact on how much money can flow in the political elections. shannon broem was there and what was at stake, shannon. >> the case heard today is a sequel to one that our viewers may remember and sparked a how down in the president's state of the union dress and he addressed the justices because he was unhappy with how they decided the citizens united case and recognized the right of organizations to contribute to political campaign. justice a lito attempted to correct him and mouthing and mouthing not true. the justices heard a dispute on the limits by individuals and political parties. it is sparring on whether they prevent corruption or limit first amendment speech. here is the position. >> and facing the court is the question of whether they are going to throw out 40 years s

not a smoosher getting things over the finish line and the white house turned to vice-president bide boyd to get big difficult things across the finish line. >> you will need more handshaking to get it donere fe we'll see you tonight at 6 o'clock. >> well, the u.s. economy is not out of the woods. last night's deal doing nothing for the country's existing economic challenges. look being at the big board and see how we are doing. the dow is down marginally. and things could change. melissa francis host of money with melissa francis joins us now live. ni. >> the global rating firm was rated in chicago. it was lower to a- minus and pitch threatening to lower the rating. how influential is it. >> it follows a lot of talk that we heard out of china saying that we haven't been responsible in terms of getting our financial house in order and it goes beyond the recent conflict. it is more about not spending within our means and for a long time china is threatening to stop buying our bonds. we haven't sewn that happen yet. >> the doggong gives a statement to bloomberg. the u.s. government huge deb

. >> but john boyd. their names are similar. they looked a like. >> and john wilkes booth was his other identity. and if your secret identity is john w. boyd you're really bad at picking secret identities. but the amazing part of the story is we actually found the will that he wrote. when you pull it out of the book, you see it's not signed. wait a minute this story can't be true. but the 91-year-old woman who came to us and said it was a true story. why are you telling this story now? i'm going to die soon and i want the truth to come out. >> you say how can you tell when someone is telling the truth. >> no one lies on the death bed. no one lies on their death bed. >> you've given your father something to do. "history decoded" goes on sale on tuesday. >>> anna faris tells us why her >>> "mom" is the newest sit-com out, and it is about a woman who is making up with her past and is also a recovering addict. >> do you have bathroom? >> we don't have a bathroom. >> come on help me out. >> it is not for public use. >> look, i'm in a

and i believe they are susceptible to being hood wink boyd iran. they have lied to us for ten years. viewers should know one thing to happen in the negotiations, the iranians will look in the eye of the diplomats and lie to them about the intentions and it is it a mistake to ease up at all. it should be full speed a head. that brought iran out of the corner so to speak. it is the sanctions that are impacting. don't start to concede going to them before we get negotiations going. >> because the sanctions are working and strangling their economy. >> it is having some affect. it is not economic collapse but it is economic set back. and because they have done it in the past quite successfully. they can talk to us and deceive and lie to us and then get us to ease up on the things that we are doing and it is it a successful strategy in the past and they watched the north koreans do it and walked themselves in a nuclear weapon. >> watching north korea for ten years, if you were to agree to lift sanctions, general, what conditions should have to be met. >>

what maryland officials are doing to block convicted sniper lee boyd malvo's appeal. >>> beefing up patrols on halloween in anne arundel county. what police are being looking for. >> i'm gigi barnett. in anne arundel county. details are next. >>> all of a sudden, we see that they were turning north to alaska. like okay, something is wrong. >>> emergency landing. how passengers on the flight literally took over a town they landed in. >>> here's today's report from wall street. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 5:30. 69 degrees and cloudy. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight as ghosts and gob lins take over neighborhood streets tonight. police in anne arundel county are boosting controls, keeping an eye on something much more dangerous. wjz is live. officers are closely watching convicted sex offenders. >> reporter: they are treme teaming up with parole officers to make sure children stay away from homes where parents may find their worst nightmare. >> reporter: before the trick or treaters hit th

author william boyd was hand picked to carry on the james bond series. >> he joins cbs this morning to talk about the legacy that's coming up. >> howard and i will be back in 25 minutes with weather and traffic. >>> you can always join us at wusa9.com. >> see you tomorrow starting at 4:25. ♪ >>> good morning. it is tuesday, october 8, 2013. welcome to "cbs this morning." president obama accuses the house speaker of aborting a vote to end the shutdown. a cbs news count reveals what the outcome of that vote would be. >>> the shutdown may be responsible for say life and death scare. the desperate decision a texas couple made after being lost four days in the desert. >>> plus, a surprise announcement from tom hanks about his health. >>> but with begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> speaker boehner, he doesn't apparently want to see the government shutdown to end. >> the president would rather default than sit down and negotiate. really? >> no compromise on capitol hill. >> could stop sending millions of americans in a number of days. >> na

. >> reporter: tanya boyd is about to have a procedure to treat a potentially deadly bacterial infection. >> when you have this, you constantly have to go to the bathroom. so you're afraid to go out to the movie or the store. >> reporter: the 49-year-old suffers from intestinal infection. it is hard to treat. so many patients are resorting to an unusual procedure, called a fecal transplant. >> think of stool as the ultimate probiotic. >> a sample from a healthy donor is transferred to the patient during a colonoscopy. >> you are taking a community of normal bacteria, and putting that normal community into the patient. >> reporter: many patients pick up c-dip at the hospital. after receiving high doses of antibiotics. tanya needed two transplants after hospital stays. >> i was will willing to try anything. because i was so sick. >> reporter: the fda considers it not treatment. and says long-term cons quens are not known. but doctors who perform the procedures say 90% of patients are cured within days. in new york, marlie hall, wjz eyewitness news. >> her husband was the donor for the firs

this suggestion comes from allison boyd. this is gangsters going to the dentist. >> you take care of that thing we discussed? >> yeah boss. wash it three times a day. >> that job we talked about. did you do that? >> i put the fluoride in the tooth paste and everything. >> you're awful quiet. you taking care of that thing? >> i'm not going to let you wear my head gear any more. >> i'm going to have to take you to see a specialist. >> cruel treatment, buddy boy. >> we will take real good care of you. >> can we wax him? >> yeah. >> you're going to get waxed. >> or unwaxed if you prefer. >> they come in different flavors now. >> you don't have to pay out of pocket. >> this live improv performance was brought to you by the 2014 lexus is. it's your move, america. are designed to draw crowds. ♪ ♪ others are designed to leave them behind. ♪ the all-new 2014 lexus is. it's your move. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] sometimes the little things last the longest. give extra. get extra. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we a

a reality for people like leslie boyd whose son died from lack of coverage. >> this is my son mike danforth. he couldn't get insurance because of his pre-existing condition. and without insurance, he couldn't get the annual colonoscopies he needed because he was so vulnerable to colon cancer. i actually saw written on his medical record patient needs a colonoscopy but cannot afford it. that was what was thought of his life. by the time they be anything for him, his cancer was stage three. they took my child from me. that's the worst thing that can happen to anybody, you know. >> these stories are what today is really all about. but you wouldn't know it because of the gop. today they delighted in reports that there were snags in the rollout. sure there were glitches, but that's because demand were so high. more than a million people had visited the federal health care site by 7:00 a.m. new york state reported 2 million visits. illinois had more than 62,000. i call that demand. i call that hunger for affordable coverage. the real glitch in washington is one party's desire to rob millions of c

with boyd, he's been battling me the whole series and put good ones against me. i got ahead of them and was able to get a fastball by them and it was a big pick me up. you're so close to get out of it. i know he's a great fastball hitter and i challenge him. he almost got a hit, and there's a challenge. i thought i gave up a hit, but austin ran it down. that was one of the greatest things i've had. >>> to hockey, he's 19 years old and speaks barely enough english to order dinner in san jose. after three nhl games he's looking like the next big star. he scored four fwoels tuesday night in new york including this ridiculous between the legs top shelf shot for the goal. he scored his four goals in just 11 minutes of ice time. he's the younger player to score four goals in a game since jimmy carson did in in 1988. hertl leads it with six fwoels this season. >> thank you. >>> as the one-year anniversary of hurricane sandy approaches, a famous swimmer is going to great lints to raise money for the victims. diana nyad made history last month swimming 110 miles from cuba

winston is a great red shirt freshman who has played unbelievable all year, kept his team in game and taj boyd is a wylie veteran with georgia at the beginning of the season. he won that one. i give him the edge just because he has been down this road before. winton is fun to watch. >> the story behind why grambling state boycotted the game against jackson state came to light. in a letter written by the players to the university administration: this concerns regarding facilities having mold and mildew, pure equipment and long, tiring travel arrangements. they took issue with the firing of doug williams. the university had to play a 20,000 dollar fine for, for feting their game. you see these things and assume they seem to be routine. cardinals back in the world series. they won it back in 2011. they came within one victory of making it back last fall. now, they are going back to baseball's biggest stage again for the 19th time. >> i am just feel as a team, we fought so hard during the regular season. we went through ups and downs. we stood together and we did it as a team actually. i mean it w

todd boyd has been in a matchup like this with georgia at the beginning of the season and he won that one. i kind of give him the edge, just because he's already been down this road before, but winston is definitely a lot of fun to watch. people are bog to have a good treat watching it. >> we've got to give love to missouri. the tigers are 6-0 and can really make a statement against number 22 florida. is missouri the biggest surprise of the season so far? >> well, you know, full disclosure, i'm a missouri grad, so i'm going to say yes, they are the biggest surprise of the season. i don't think anybody expected them to do as well as they have done so far, 6-0. this is a team last year that played pretty poorly and didn't go to a bowl game for the first time since 2004. they beat up georgia pretty good. florida is coming in, really beaten up. missouri is without a quarterback but have a kid they really like named mattie mock. as long as he doesn't screw up, flow interceptions, fumble the ball, i think missouri has enough players around him to win the game. >> number 13 stanford looking

in the fourth boyd. this is -- fourth boyd. unfortunately, today, the united states cannot give instruction to any country. russia cannot do the same thing. if you think that we're in this -- my teacher can take point and say stop fire and italy it will be done, this is not the case. i personally went, -- [inaudible] asking them to do something. they didn't listen to me. that's why today the situation is more complicated and we cannot simplify. you can call. nobody listen to you. you have to think about more complicated. we can, i think the main tool that we have as international community to bring together to have the same position, to demonstrate that they cannot afford possible consequences over what they're doing. the second question about assad, and what is necessary to do. the question is what is big but very simple difference before last agreement, that american partners, they bring all the attention one main position, to change the front. without telling us how will you do it, who will be the next guy to take power, wha

a how you can find your way through somethin hes l boyd difficult mme in brookl1 pand i aspects to it because life, in even its difficulties, it's funny. and that's wha relates you to these two boys shine on the screen a with jennifer. anthony wright. >> let's talk about the two young actors who play mister and pete. they are on the screen a lot. and people are not so familiar with them. talk about what it was like to work with them and how they are as young actors. >> all i could do is follow their lead. they set the bar really high. they adapted to the realness of it. i had to follow their lead. and they were there every day, all day. they were really living it, each and every moment. they did an amazing performance. >> they were learning from the best, you and the entire cast and crew. you both have 3-year-old boys. >> mine's 4 now. >> really? how does the time fly by? do you envision them in music or in movies or anything like that? >> i know that egypt is creative. >> i think because they grow up around it. they're growing up around what their mommies do. it makes all of the diff