on behalf of myself, i want to thank trevor potter and ellen weintraub. i want to thank all of you for your participation. if you are interested in campaign finance, please grab me at any point during this event. we will take a break and we will reconvene at 4:00 in this room for a session entitled, "more ," for theore people americans with disabilities act and expanding political rights. thank you very much. [applause] >> at c-span.org, you can see debate and adds for races around the country. one of the races we are watching is the louisiana senate race billen mary landrieu and cassidy and robert maness. here is a look at the ads running in that race. yes, we can. yes, we can. >> he promised to change america, but he is changing it for the worse, and mary landrieu goes right around -- and mary landrieu goes -- votes right along with it. bill cassidy stands up to barack obama because he represents you. >> i am dr. bill cassidy, and i approved this message. >> i am a registered nurse who built nursing businesses in 12 states. we treat far too many women w

potter? >> reporter: she is back. j.k. rowling treats her fans to a back story for halloween, teasing the fans about the new release before it became active on the site, giving away more, she included her take on the character saying delores is one of the characters for whom i feel the purest dislike. >> you haven't given me any ink. >> you won't need ink. >> infamous for this scene. fans are given the opportunity to read more about the toad-like villain. they are as passionate as ever. >> it's the only time i cried in a movie, when he was writing in his own blood. i thought that was terrible. >> she's the worst. >> she's almost as bad as voltemort. >> she's saying so much for halloween. it's bigger in the united states than here. it's cool. but, she's coming out with movies and everything. pretty exciting day for harry potter fans. >> reporter: the author writes that delores was inspired by a real person. rowling says she came into contact with a teacher or instructor who i disliked intensely on sight. it gives insight to

. >>> the wizards world of harry potter is back. j.k. rowling released a special story on her potter more website about the life of the much hated professor dolores umbridge. it is based on a teacher she disliked intensely on site. and this won't be her last venture into the potter universe. she has three new movies in the works. >> despite a wet morning the rain stopped long enough for a pleasant evening. >> it worked out well. >> families trick-or-treating up and down belvedere street. >> not just the kids were dressed up. also parents and even houses were decked out. peopling pad the streets for a festive and dry all hallow's eve. the wet weather could return though. sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. now that it rained we have the parade and halloween over. >> now we have more showers coming in. dan and ama, we did have that nice break. it was a treat for those trick-or-treaters tonight. as you look at live doppler 7hd i am watching more showers redeveloping off the coast and moving toward the san mateo county area. you wil

the flaming lips and grace potter. time for our weekly tribute to the fcc, it's "this week in unneccessary censorship." where we bleep things whether they need it or not. >> well, the players are [ bleep ] up. >> glad i came to the park today. >> go put the ring on your boy's [ bleep ]. >> guess who just tweeted a picture of her [ bleep ]. >> one guess. >> what do you mean? [ bleep ] it just has to be black. >> hey! you're a [ bleep ] pumpkin. >> that's right. i'm a [ bleep ] pumpkin. >> you don't know how many times she done rammed them two [ bleep ] down my throat. >> i'm scared of getting [ bleep ]. >> who would [ bleep ] and for what? >> oh, so many people would [ bleep ] me. >> hunting season is about a month in. >> we're sending you into the weekend with [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> so delicious, you'll never look at a [ bleep ] the same way again. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with rosie perez. deliciously crisp and flavorful, brewed with mosaictm and willamette american hops and using centuries old guinnes

don't you, harry potter? >> now, j.k. rowling reveals she based it on one of her schoolteachers, with the purist dislike. she didn't name any names. >>> the newest addition to the dallas zoo is about to get a brand new name. born one week ago and is already six feet tall and 120 pounds. an anonymous woman paid $50,000 at auction for the naming rights. the proceeds going to conservation efforts. the zoo will announce the little guy's name in the coming days. look forward to finding out what it is. >>> when we come back, she didn't finish first in today's new york city marathon but this woman tonight is considered one of the race's biggest winners. the story behind the reunion up next. for those kept awake by pain the night is anything but good. introducing new aleve pm. the first one with a safe sleep aid. plus the 12 hour strength of aleve for pain relief that can last until the am. now you can have a good night and a... good morning! new aleve pm for a better am. ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltze

don't you, harry potter? >> now, j.k. rowling reveals she based it on one of her schoolteachers, with the purist dislike. she didn't name any names. >>> the newest addition to the dallas zoo is about to get a brand new name. born one week ago and is already six feet tall and 120 pounds. an anonymous woman paid $50,000 at auction for the naming rights. the proseeds going to conservation efforts. the zoo will announce the little guy's name in the coming days. >>> when we come back, she didn't finish first in today's new york city marathon but this woman tonight is the considered one of the race's biggest winners. the story behind the reunion up next. ght. for those kept awake by pain the night is anything but good. introducing new aleve pm. the first one with a safe sleep aid. plus the 12 hour strength of aleve for pain relief that can last until the am. now you can have a good night and a... good morning! new aleve pm for a better am. ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just a

. >> reporter: also, deborah potter on the ethics of inoculation, as contagious diseases such as measles and whooping cough make a comeback. >> there is really also a moral responsibility and an ethical responsibility, i think, for parents to look at their community and think, you know, would i want these children to be sickened because i decided not to vaccinate my child? >>> main funding is provided by the lillian endowment, an indianapolis private family foundation dedicated to its founders and christian religion, community development and education. additionalç funding also provid by mutual of america. designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. this week, the national council of churches was among the many faith groups reacting with dismay after a ferguson, missouri grand jury decided there was no probable cause to indict white police officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. the decision not to indict wilson followed months of anticipati

don't you, harry potter? >> now, j.k. rowling reveals she based it on one of her own schoolteachers for whom she felt, quote, the purist dislike. she didn't name any names. >>> the newest addition to the dallas zoo is about to get a brand new name. this baby giraffe was born exactly one week ago and he is already 6 feet tall and 120 pounds. an anonymous woman paid $50,000 at auction for the naming rights. the proceeds going to conservation efforts. the zoo will announce this not so little guy's name in the coming days. look forward to finding out what it is. >>> when we come back, she didn't finish first in today's new york city marathon but this woman tonight is considered one of the race's biggest winners. the story behind the reunion up next. for those kept awake by pain the night is anything but good. introducing new aleve pm. the first one with a safe sleep aid. plus the 12 hour strength of aleve for pain relief that can last until the am. now you can have a good night and a... good morning! new aleve pm for a better

potter. >> reporter: delores umbridge is back. jk rawlins treats her fans to a 1700 word back story for halloween, teasing her fans about the new release before finally become active on the site giving away even more she included her take on the characters saying delores is one of the characters for whom i feel the most pure dislike. >> you wouldn't need any ink. >> infamous for this scene. fans are given the opportunity to read more about the tode like villain and they are as passionate as ever. >> it is actually, one of the moments i'm very proud of in the movie... unaudible. >> i like delores. >> it is always good to see another perspective, coming from jk rawlins, all of these amazing characters. >> new words for halloween because it is much bigger in the united states, then it is over here so it is cool that she's commemorating that. she's coming up with new movies and everything. pretty exciting day for harry potter fans. >> reporter: the author writes on pottermore that delores umbridge was inspired by a real person. rawlin

and this won't be her last venture into the potter universe. she has three new movs in the works. >>espite a wet morning the rain stopped long enough for a pleasant evening. >> itworked out well. >> families trick-or-treating up and down belvedere street. >> not just the kids were dressed up. also parents and even houses were decked out. peopling pad the streets fora festive and dry all hallow's the wet weather could return though. sandhya patel is here with live doppler 7hd. now that it rained weave the parade and halloween ov. >> now we have more showers cong in. dan and ama, w did have that nice break. it was a treat for those trick-or-treaters tonight. as you look at live doppler 7hd i am watching more showers redeveloping off the coast and moving toward the san mateo county area. you will notice those rit here between half moon bay and tuscadero. a few showers in the santa cruz mountains. it dumped around the monterey bay. rainfall totalsn inch to an inch and a half earlier today. south lake tahoe seeing route 88 requiring chains rht now. as you look at the rain totals, most

he was a potter who came here recover from tuberculosis and was supposed to stop working and clay the chalice cup is one of his most recognizable pieces. that one international claim -- it won international acclaim. and then we have one of the cups from his collection. his pottery has been an active part of our community since he came to colorado springs in 1899. it is highly prized in collectible across the world and people come from all over the museum o visit today to do research aand to appreciate our extensive collection. i mentioned earlier that colorado springs marketed itself for healthcare. this is one of the pamphlets our chamber of commerce from the early 20th century. the title is called winning health and we promoted all over the country people stination for with healthcare issues, especially tuberculosis, to and seek to cure. ourselves as a location aseptic and free from from erm life. all germ life. i'm not sure that claim would hold water today. we have american indian tepees and dr. charles fox garner who came up with the concept design is for natural airflow. the air

towas a potter who came here escape tuberculosis. this is a photo of him working on a piece of his cup. it was one of his most recognizable pieces. have,ternational claim we we have one of the cups from his pottery in our collection. this is from 1920. part ofeen an active our community sense he came to colorado -- since he came to colorado springs. it is collectible all across the world. people come from all over the world to visit the museum today to do research. colorado springs market itself for health care. this is one of the pamphlets put together by the chamber of commerce from the early 20th century. we promoted ourselves all over the country and the world as a for people with health care issues, especially tuberculosis. ourselves as location that was free from all germ life. i do not know if that claim would hold water today. interpretsowns and [indiscernible] there would have been similar huts and all of the sanatorium's around the community. their pattern off of american indian teepees. -- they are patterned off of america

it's like harry potter for people who thought harry potter had too much science in it. of course, not all republicans. ( cheers and applause ) , of course, not all republicans are as bold as inhofe. in the face of overwhelming so-called evidence and actually called evidence, they deployed a brilliant tactic during this last campaign. case in point-- newly elected texas land commissioner george p. bush-- nephew of george w. bush, grandson of george h.w. bush, and future father of george underscore bush-- listened to george p., or p.-biddy. >> how big a threat is climate change to the texas coastline? >> the texas coastline is impacted by rising sea levels. and, again, the question is whether or not that's manmade, and i'll leave that to the scientists. >> but you don't doubt human activity contributes to climate change? >> we'll see in terms of the science, in terms-- there's a wide range that has been discussed. again, i'm not a scientist by every stretch, but everywhere from no impact at all to 100%. >> stephen: yeah, he's no scientist. he's no scientist. in fact, i'm

mark potter, nbc news, tallahassee. >>> bill cosby set to perform tonight for a benefit in the bahamas for a volunteer organization whose membership includes thousands of mostly african-american women in business. as that is going on sexual assault allegations continue to swirl all around cosby. and a newly released video shows him being confronted by a reporter doing his job, then pressuring that same reporter not to release his answer. our report tonight from our national correspondent kate snow. >> reporter: bill cosby and his wife were interviewed two weeks ago by an associated press reporter about works of art he loaned to the smithsonian. toward the end the reporter asked about old allegations against cosby. >> i just wanted to ask if you wanted to respond at all about whether any of that was true. >> there's no response. >> reporter: cosby declined to comment several times. >> i think you were told. i don't want to compromise your integrity. but we don't -- i don't talk about it. >> reporter: and then cosby said this. >> now, can i get something from you? >> what's that? >> that

harry potter fans say they are still hopeful there will be another harry potter story and possibly a movie. for now though they will take what they can get. >>> a sea otter pup was rescued on a beach last month. she was only a day old when she was found. she was taken to the aquarium. >> animal care experts say she will need a lot of human inner action and she is not going to be released back into the wild. >>> among them, this little chihuahua named chico. this is video of its meal at the humane society at the north bay after he was rescued. his owner didn't want to give him up. chico is still looking for a new home. the humane society at the north bay, the tony laruso animal foundation and the sheriff's office will all bring dogs and cats to today's event. it starts at 11:00 and runs until 4:00 at the pup and if you are shop. >>> stanford going for a perfect 2-0 against an oregon football team. sanford is now in eugene to take on the fifth ranked oregon ducks. if then to keep their hopes alive for a pac 12 championship you can see that game live at 4:30 this afternoon here. >>> cal

he was a potter who came here to escape tuberculosis. he was supposed to stop working in clay, but couldn't get away from it. this is a photo of him working on a piece of his cup. -- the chalice cup. it was one of his most recognizable pieces. one international claim we have, we have one of the cups from his pottery in our collection. this is from 1920. it has been an active part of our community since since he -- since he came to colorado springs. it is collectible all across the world. people come from all over the world to visit the museum today to do research. colorado springs market itself for health care. this is one of the pamphlets put together by the chamber of commerce from the early 20th century. we promoted ourselves all over the country and the world as a destination for people with health care issues, especially tuberculosis. we marketed ourselves as location that was free from all germ life. i do not know if that claim would hold water today. the museum owns and interprets an original tb hut. there would have been similar

looking for explanations, he examined the methods of modern potters. here, within the outskirts of the ancient city, in the neighborhood of san sebastian, a handful of potters still use ancient techniques. man: bueno, este viene siendo de... interpreter: i learned how to do pottery from my grandparents and from my great-grandparents. i watched how they worked. i started when i was very small. keach: oliverio hernandez-resendiz is one of the few remaining potters in san sebastian. he makes large pots that are used primarily for cooking. resendiz works with molds, enabling him to work quickly, while keeping the size and shape of the pots consistent. the use of molds explains why the remains found in tlajinga were so uniform. widmer: it tells us that we're dealing with a specialized production of ceramics -- not simply a whole range of ceramics for use in the compound. but, instead, what we're finding is they're making one or two types and making lots and lots of them. the thing about this ceramic production is it's basically simple -- you take clay, you

potter! >> reporter: in movies and in real life, pub etiquette hasn't changed for centuries. until now there's only been one way to order a drink, and that's go to the bar and wait your turn. we all know what that's like on a busy night. why break with tradition says writer and pub regular paul callan. >> i think it's an appalling idea. i can think of nothing more horrendous. >> reporter: problem is pubs are in trouble with a dozen closing every week. big chains price out family-run pubs and more people drink at home. >> trying to keep their head in the game, isn't it? trying new technology, new ideas. >> reporter: to bring in a new generation. if self-service can save their local, well, who wouldn't toast to that? kelly cobiella, nbc news, swansea, wales. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm carl quintanilla reporting. i'll see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> right now on nbc bay area news, reaction to the resignation of the police officer who shot and k

he was a potter who came here to recover from tuberculosis and was supposed to stop working and clay but could not get away from it. this is a photo of him working on a piece of his called "the chalice cup." was one of his most recognizable pieces. that won international acclaim. and then we have one of the cups in our collection. this is from 1920. the pottery has been an active part of our community since he came to colorado springs in 1899. it is highly prized and collectible across the world and people come from all over the world to visit the museum today to do research and to appreciate our extensive collection. i mentioned earlier that colorado springs marketed itself for health care. this is one of the pamphlets put together by our chamber of commerce from the early 20th century. the title is called, "winning health," and we promoted ourselves all over the country as a destination for people with healthcare issues, especially tuberculosis, to come and seek the care -- the cure. we marketed ourselves as a location aseptic and free from life.rm i'm not sure that claim would hol

he was a potter who came here to recover from tuberculosis. he was supposed to stop working and clay, but could not get away from it. this is a photo of him working on a piece of his cup. "the chalice cup." it was one of his most recognizable pieces. one international claim we have, we have one of the cups from his pottery in our collection. this is from 1920. has been anottery active part of our community since he came to colorado springs. it is highly prized and collectible all across the world. people come from all over the world to visit the museum today to do research. and to appreciate our collection of van briggle pottery. colorado springs market itself for health care. this is one of the pamphlets put together by the chamber of commerce from the early 20th century. health." we promoted ourselves all over the country and the world as a destination for people with health care issues, especially tuberculosis. to come and see the cure. the cure. we marketed ourselves as location that was free from all germ life. i do not know if that claim

this won't be her last venture back into the potter universe. she has three more movies in the works. >>> a friendly reminder that daylight saving time ends tomorrow. we fall back by one hour sunday morning at 2:00 a.m. make sure to set the clocks back. >>> a luxury watch maker is turning back all its thousands of watches today and want you to see how it's done. it sounds easy but some of the more complicated timepieces require expert skill. it begins at noon at the westfield san francisco center. >>> it didn't take youngsters long to trick-or-treat yesterday. these youngsters did have to wait for nightfall. for decades they've walked along union street asking are for candy. the merchants sure enjoyed it welcoming the kids. the rain let up just long enough for the kids to kin that tradition. >> giants pride in the bay area. where some of the best seats were to catch yesterday's parade. >>> the culmination of a betwetrange creatures.y're, they're strange creatures. they are. you and i. betwetrange creatures.y're, they're strange creatures. 't thi

mark potter, nbc news, tallahassee. >>> on capitol hill in washington today an executive for the takata corporation found himself in the hot seat apologizing for his company's defective airbags believed to have killed at least four people in the u.s., injuring perhaps 100 others and led to a recall on 8 million vehicles so far. the feds want to see that number greatly expanded. the company is resisting. our report on all of it from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: the most recent fatal accident tied to exploding airbags happened in orlando seven weeks ago. >> she was in an accident. she's bleeding. >> reporter: the front end damage to the 51-year-old's 2001 honda wasn't that severe, but the medical examiner determined she died of penetrating injuries of the neck. family attorney hank didea. >> what went forward towards her are metal fragments from the inflater itself. >> reporter: it just came right into her face and neck? >> literally shoots through the bag into her neck. >> and the tip of shrapnel embedded in my right sinus. >> reporter: on capitol hill stephanie heardman blinded in a

mark potter, nbc news, tallahassee. >>> on capitol hill in washington today an executive for the takata corporation found himself in the hot seat apologizing for his company's defective airbags believed to have killed at least four people in the u.s., injuring perhaps 100 others and led to a recall on 8 million vehicles so far. the feds want to see that number greatly expanded. the company is resisting. our report on all of it from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: the most recent fatal accident tied to exploding airbags happened in orlando seven weeks ago. >> she was in an accident. she's bleeding. >> reporter: the front end damage to the 51-year-old's 2001 honda wasn't that severe, but the medical examiner determined she died of penetrating injuries of the neck. family attorney hank didea. >> what went forward towards her are metal fragments from the inflater itself. >> reporter: it just came right into her face and neck? >> literally sots through the bag into her neck. >> and the tip of shrapnel embedded in my right sinus. >> reporter: on capitol hill senators heard from 29-year-old s

this will be back into the potter universe. she has three new movies in the works. giants pride in the bay area. coming up, we'll show you where some of the best seats were to catch yesterday's parade. >>> and the opening of a remarkable museum in poll land made possible by a bay area man. it's the culmination of his life time of giving back. a remote that lives more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. the innovators and inventors at comcast labs are creating more possibilities for more people every day. comcast. bringing media and technology together for you. >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. >>> welcome back, everyone. we hope your saturday morning is off to a great start. we'll start this half hour with a quick look at the weather. >> here's meteorologist lisa argen. busy out there. >> good morning to you, here's live doppler 7 hd. you can see the activity offshore. not much happening in the north bay and half moon bay where we have a possibl

on behalf of myself, i want to thank trevor potter and ellen weintraub. i want to thank all of you for your participation. if you are interested in campaign finance, please grab me at any point during this event. we will take a break and we will reconvene at 4:00 in this room for a session entitled, "more power to more people," for the americans with disabilities act and expanding political rights. thank you very much. [applause] >> loretto lynch also said look briefly. prosecutions in brooklyn, queens, staten island, and long island involving terrorism and organized crime. commented on also the release of the two american detainees in north korea. >> have a seat, everybody. good morning. as president, i rely on my cabinet every day to make sure we are not just getting the job done, but we are making progress for the american people. in a country that is built on the rule of law, there are few officers more important than that of attorney general. the attorney general is the people's lwayer -- lawyer. the president is position is responsible for enforcing

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i will hand over first of all to joel potter. >> thank you, magnus. it's a great pleasure to be with you today at ifis. i admire the work of ifis and have had an opportunity over the years to spend time with groups such as yours who are coming to these elections. i always enjoy it greatly because it gives me a chance to step back and think through what you're about to see, but i have to say that i think what you're about to see and hear explained by commissioner winetraub and myself is probably more confusing today than at any time that i have known in my professional career, so i don't necessarily envy you trying to figure it all out. we're trying to figure it out ourselves. but i'm glad you're here and magnus, thank you for your opening remarks, sort of setting things in context, because i think americans tend to forget that there are other democrats in the world struggling with the same issues we are, that they're not unique. from your perspective, you'll have an opportunity to see the issues magnus raised, how money is spent, how is disclosed are,

"harry potter", arthur j.k. rowling is back into the wizarding world. she posted a story of the life of the much hate the oing wart professor dlores. it looks at her early years and when she ended up after events of the book. umbrage sbrij partly placed on a teacher she had he guess played intensely on sight. >> we encourage you to stay tuned for end of the sportscast tonight quite a treat there. >> very cute. >> in the meantime sports highlight tonight. >> ducis rogers live at the big board. >> sixers and bucks fwhr worst bat until nba. mill quawk write reason -- speaking of winning these guys have one halloween. basketball and -- 1st quarter sixers go 11-1 run. we're tide 24 after one. 2nd quarter noel sixers lead by one. 4th quarter sticky fingers. the sixers rail 88-81. we're in the 4th quarter. >> football eagles are getting healthier on offence. kelce and sproles listed as probable for sunday's ghaim houston different story on defense natal tone questionable. last year eagles was nfl rushing yards per game. this year ranked 1 out of 32 teams. that

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i will hand it over to trevor potter. >> thank you, magnus, and it is a pleasure to be with you today here at ifes. i have had time to spend groups -- i have spent time with groups like yours. it gives me a step to -- it gives me a chance to step back and think through what you are about to see, but i have to say that i think what you are about to see, explained by commissioner weintraub and myself, is probably more confusing today than at any time that i have known in my professional career, so i do not necessarily envy you trying to figure it all out. we are trying to figure it out ourselves. but i am glad you are here. magnus, thank you for your opening remarks, sort of setting things in context, because i think americans tend to forget that there are other democracies in the world struggling with the same issues we are. they are not unique, and i think from your perspective you will have the opportunity to see how the issues that magnus has raised on how money has been spent, how money is disclosed, are indeed faced by any country having an election. our system has -- is a constit

on my far left is trevor potter, former commissioner and chairman. he's republican and he was council for john mccain's presidential campaign in 2008. he is also member of the washington, d.c. law firm and is president of the campaign legal enter specializing in issues regarding money and politics. on my direct left is ellen who was nominated through the federal election commission in 2002 and since served twice as chairman of that commission and in true interest of bipartisan she is democrat. she was previously counsel to coil l.p. and a member of its political law group where she counseled on election laws, political ethics, non-profit law, and lobbying regulations. before that she was counsel to the ethics committee and served as editor in chief of the houseman you'll and contributed to the state ethics -- senate ethics manual. two documents i'm sure are needed. often had lead responsibility for the public education and complains initiatives. we've discussed this session in advance and trevor potter will start by giving an overview of the case law

name tags. >>> daniel radcliffe is harry potter. he is not shy, of course. he's done nude scenes on broadway. he's now revealing more about himself. >> in an interview with mtv news he said there's one accessory he'll never wear again, glasses. the 25-year-old wants to avoid the dreaded comparisons to his role as the wizard boy. >> he'll turn to contact lenses and even wear triangular glasses if needed. he's just 25. i didn't realize. such a kid. we've seen him for so long. still just 25. >> good way to avoid attention. triangular glasses. >>> big congratulations to music legend stevie wonder. he is expecting triplets with his girlfriend. >> once the babies are born they'll be his 9th, 10th and 11th. the number of grammys he's collected over the years. >> the age range of the wonder children is 1 to 39. talk about age differences. >> oh, stevie. >>> time for our celebrity birthdays. let's look at who is celebrating. >> roseanne barr turns 62. >> dennis miller is 61. >> and model and kardashian half-sister kendall jenner turns 19. happy birthday, everybody. >

potter, look at these numbers. we have the insurance industry trade on the new york some exchange, humana, aetna, cigna, increases of 17, 45, 30, 37%. are these companies benefitting from obamacare? >> they certainly are. when you look at what has happened to their stock prices since the law was passed in 2010 it's even more incredible. united health care stock price has increased 300%. and several other -- none of them has -- is traded on the new york stock exchange has done worse than 200%. they have done quite well and they have a lot of new members and billions of dollars in revenue they wouldn't have had with that reform. >> so those companies that we just showed have been involved in obamacare and because of the federal legislation you would say they have more customers? >> oh, yes. they have many more customers and revenue they wouldn't have had otherwise. they have plenty of new customers and stand to gain of course more as we go into the next open enrollment period for next year. >> i have just asked you a

they want that to be a big franchise blockbuster like the harry potter series. >> how hard is it to hand your script over to a screen writer and how much input do you have when they start trying to envision it for a movie theater? >> i'm almost like handing a kid over to a nanny and say please raise this child for me. it's hard. you have to try to surround yourself with people who share your same vision. the screen writer for this emma frost is brilliant. she's a brit. she gets the material. i'm comfortable she will be able to execute it but still there's a little nervousness there. >> do you have the power to pull the screen writer off the project or it's a project that's assigned. >> i'm never going to do thasm the studio controls it -- to do that. the studio controls it. i will try to work it and make it as good asp .$ i possibly c >> what's next? >> in aim, a brand new character unlike the character i've ever written before called "memory man." my editor was blown away saying i can't believe you wrote this. i'm excited about it, a total new thing, new challenge. i try to get out of

you were in -- how many of the harry potter movies were you in? >> i did 7 out of 8. >> jimmy: you were in a lot of them. you were a little kid. i have a picture of you. this is from one of the movies. there you are. and just a little boy. you were one of the kids at hogwarts, right? >> that was me, yeah. >> jimmy: and you were with a whole bunch of other little kids there. were you with the same group through the whole thing? >> quite a lot of us stayed for the whole process. >> jimmy: it's almost like really going to school, i guess. how many years did that take place? >> it was about ten years of shooting and 11 years from the very start until the airing. >> jimmy: wow. that is -- that is a lot of time. you should have gotten a diploma or something when you left. did you get anything? >> i was -- i was hoping to get away with my wand because i thought -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> right. i've got to wave this around for ten years. that gives me some kind of ownership, i thought. but i was trying to be more adventurous than just the one. i thought i

>> harry potter is here too? the annual costume pursuit of sweets. >> oh! you are! >> you have to start, you know, attention to what the kids consume nowadays. >> with a twist. marijuana.just like police putting out a warning this halloween night about cannabis-laced candy. >> what do you think about something like that? >> paige, out with her one-year-old daughter summer, says she's pretty shocked. like roots with names beer float are legally made in colorado. proudly says it's lab-tested for 100 milligrams of thc. >> just hoping it doesn't get into her bag, because i don't want something like that for her. theolice don't think cannabis candies are specifically targeted at they want parents to carefully inspect bags after trick-or-treating is done. scary. really i'm glad my kids are older. >> at a time when police x-rays bags and parents are checking more carefully too, the notion of candy in-laced circulation does have a lot of moms and dads that much more wary. it's time-consuming. you pretty much have to look at now. little piece of candy >> it's hard to put int

not lost on potter who did not know garcia but came to represent his military family on this two days before veterans day. >> he would go abroad to serve our country and come back and die on our streets. it is really just wrenching. gut-wrenching. >> reporter: evidence markers mark where he was out with friends at 2:00. two cars pulled up. a man got out, moments later, started firing. the army veteran knew his shooter. today, words were hard to come by for his family and friends. but their faces and clothing spoke of love, dispair and honor. he just got into the police academy. >>> now, a jet taken off from nassau and was attempting to land and it crashed. it was raining heavily at the time of the crash. the ntsb is headed to gilroy to investigate a deadly plane crash there. two people were aboard when it went off last night along highway 52 and no survivors. the santa clara county sheriff's department took photos of the crash scene today. the faa says the plane was heading from holister to watsonville. no word what brought it down or who was on board. >>> the parents of a missing bay

. >> reporter: also, deborah potter on the ethics of inoculation, as contagious diseases such as measles and whooping cough make a comeback. >> there is really also a moral responsibility and an ethical responsibility, i think, for parents to look at their community and think, you know, would i want these children to be sickened because i decided not to vaccinate my child?

it could read harry potter's mind about not wanting to be in slytherin. but it seems that's not so magical. scientists in canada have created a device that analyzes individual brain activity. then, it uses the information to detect what a person likes and dislikes. of course, you could just ask. >> few things strike more fear in our hearts than going out on a date. kristina tells us more. >> she calls herself the "teen dating mechanic." lisa jander is back again with us. hi. >> hi. great to be back. >> so, what's one of the biggest hurdles to overcome when starting to date? >> oh, that definitely has to be stress. you know, when teens learn how to drive, they're not necessarily comfortable with everything on the road. it might be really unfamiliar. they're not sure whether or not to turn left or turn right. so, there's a lot of unfamiliarity when learning to drive. and dating can be very similar. there's unfamiliar territory. you're not sure. maybe you will say the wrong thing. maybe you won't make the right move, and that's really important when you're d

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more from mark potter. >> reporter: this morning, a girl is back with her family. the authorities calling the kidnapping attempt at the sandy home a close call. officers say 46-year-old troy morley entered the house through an unlocked door. >> went through a couple of rooms apparend came across the . >> reporter: morley grabbed the girl from her bed and outside where the stepfather awakened by noises saw them across the front lawn. >> i happen to wake up. he had my daughter outside and my husband ran out and got her from him. he took my 5-year-old daughter. >> reporter: meantime, the man ran and hid in the basement of a nearby home where he was discovered by the owner. >> i went down stairs and he was crouched up by the back door with no shirt. >> reporter: he was arrested afterwards. the girl is safe with her parents. a family spokesperson saying she is unharmed. >> she is physically fine. >> reporter: the case is similar to the 2002 kidnapping of 14-year-old elizabeth smart taken from her home in nearly salt lake city. she was held captive for nine months. polic