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being called lazy, considering how hard many of them have worked to reach europe if you want to talk about lazy migrant, i'm the lazy migrant. i left a country by airplane and the only things i was escaping were fog, public indifference and an almost certain future as the turtle of prince harry's entourage. i didn't want to be royal turtle. i didn't want to be royal turtle. >> oh, ow! >> all right. let me get him introduced here, all right? >> okay. go ahead. >> last week tonight with john oliver is never far behind when it comes to satirizing the news. the show is in its second season. welcome back. >> it's a pleasure to be back in studio 57. >> are you aware of what's going on between the two of them? >> i'm aware of what's happened between the three of you all the time. there was an elegant tension every morning. i love it. >> so here's what fortune's 40 under list of which you're on and vanity fair new establishment says oliver has established himself as perhaps the most disruptive journalist on television. they're interesting. okay, stay with me. >> okay, i'm with you. i'm

which also includes a marketing unit in europe and asia where the hat is seen as a cultural symbol of america. >> the chinese can get a hat anywhere. >> they're basing it on themselves in millions and billions of ways. >> you have a hat in china. >> we have a little bit of a dream and we always have. it's a fascination, america is different, it's a one of a identity and a one of a kind legacy that we're representing here. here. ♪ >> reporter: when you hear stetson, you're probably thi thinking of a cowboy hat but the company makes a range of styles and range from 40 bucks to 400. i found a favorite. this 200 dollar classic. berkeley, where six people. including five irish nationals... died in >>> happy wednesday. it's 8:25. around the bay today, the president of ireland will be in the city of berkeley where six people including five irish nationals died in a balcony collapse this past june. michael higgins will attend a private reception for those who were the first responders during the june tragedy. >>> and the silicon valley wildlife center is offering a $1,000 reward for the

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continue to flee to the safety of europe. we have a report of one rescue that ended well, but we want to warn you this is disturbing to watch. >> reporter: a turkish fishermen alerts his crew to what's floating in the distance. as they approach this high seas drama takes shape. oh, my god, brother, help me, he shouts. cell phone video captured what unfolded next as the 18-month-old syrian boy was plucked from the water where he desperately retried to revive him. more children were spotted nearby. a boat of migrants sunk a few miles off the coast of turkey. such tragic scenes have become common place and mark the latest desperate push by migrants to make it to europe before the chill of winter sets in. already conditions in greece have become dangerous. this refugee camp was pounded by heavy rain. many were hungry and exhausted. in just the past few days officials say 50,000 fleeing africa and the middle east have made it to greece's coast. many more have died at sea. this toddler never made it to greece. but muhammad ahsan as he was later identified does get a happy ending. that

and mark the latest desperate push by migrants to make it to europe before the chill of winter sets in. already conditions in greece have become dangerous. many were hungry and exhausted. in just the past few days officials say 50,000 fleeing africa and the middle east have made it to greece's coast. many more have died at sea. this toddler never made it to greece. but muhammad ahsan as he was later identified does get a happy ending. that fisherman's attempts at cpr worked. he survived. returned to his mother's arms in turkey alongside the two men who saved his life. >>> roman catholic bishops are wrapping up a three-week summit at the vatican today. pope francis met the bishops and cardinals. 270 will vote on crucial final documents on families. that's expected to cover everything from better marriage preparations to sex education for children. catholics can receive communion. >>> the world series starts tuesday night. last night in the bottom of the eighth inning with the score tied at three apiece, lorenzo kane walked and then kane came all the way around from first. the royals

enough for tens of thousands of migrates who continue to flee war zones in europe. the danger grows especially for those escaping aboard overcrowded boats. we have video of one rescue that ends well but we want to warn this is disturbing to watch. >> a turkish fisherman alerts his crew to what's floating in the distance. as they approach the high seas drama takes shape. oh my god there is a baby too, he screams. cell phone video captured what unfolded next as the officials plucked the 18 month old from the water and desperately tried to revive him. more children were spotted nearby and rescued. this played i out wednesday after a boat of migrates sunk off turkey. such scenes have become common place and mark the latest push by migrates to make it to europe before the winter chill sets in. already conditions in greece have become dangerous. this refugee camp was pounded by heavy rain. many were hungry and exhausted. in just the past few days officials say nearly 50,000 people fleeing conflict in north africa and the middle east have made to it the coast. dozens have died at sea. this

in europe. you may the check. you don't have to do the math or think. just is what it is. but here you do the math. if you don't leave enough you feel bad. >> it's getting harder and harder to be a cheap scape. we also have scary things going on. >> okay. like what? >> like our own meaghan mooney. she's got some dead friends she's going to introduce us to maybe right now. what's going on? >> well, chris and markette, good morning. over the past couple of weeks i know you know i've been taking to you all to more terrifying attractions that i think i've been to in my whole lifetime combined. this morning my producers are giving my heart and my lungs sort of a break because they still managed to bring the zombies to me. coming up we're getting the gruesome details on kings dominion's halloween haunt and there are lots of kid friendly, not so scary stuff, too. don't go away. "great day washington" is giving away tickets to kings

network is plotting attacks in the u.s. and europe. al-nasr is the fourth al qaeda leader killed in the last four months. >>> and a gunman opened fire at a zombie convention in ft. myers. jamie yuccas is here with more. >> reporter: the shooting occurred at the annual zombicon festival that draws thousands of people dressed up as zombies in intricate costumes and fake blood. cell phone cameras were there for the final moments of the city's annual zombicon festival 11:45 saturday night. they captured the event as it suddenly descended into chaos. witnesses say they heard eight to ten gunshots. >> the guy fell right there in front of me. >> reporter: after the shooting crowds ran for cover. >> everybody's running down broadway. everybody's running. >> medic 44 with a gunshot wound to the head. >> reporter: 20-year-old tyrell taylor was killed in the attack and played football for miami. taylor's girlfriend was with him and called his sister moments after he was shot. >> nobody was expecting that phone call. i would have never expected that call saying my brother was just killed. >> re

the u.s. and europe. al nasr is the fifth taliban leader killed in the last four months. >>> a hunt is going on for a gunman who opened fire at a zombie opinion themed knksgathering in florida. jamie yuccas, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the shooting occurred at the city's annual zombicon festival that has people dressed up as zombies complete with fake blood and costumes. this came to an drupt andabrupt and horrifying end. around 11:45 saturday night, they captured the event as it suddenlily descended into chaos. witnesses say they heard eight to ten gunshots. >> the guy fell down right there right in front of me. >> reporter: after the shooting, >> everybody is running down broadway. everybody is running. medic 44 with a gunshot wound to the head. >> reporter: 24-year-old tyrell taylor died in the attack. his girlfriend was with him and called his sister moments after he was shot. >> everybody is devastated by this. nobody would except that phone call. >> reporter: five others were injured in the attack. four of them were treat for nonlife-threatening injuries. police w

garner the support of europe and the middle east countries to do just that. >> your advice to joe biden this morning is what? >> continue to speak korean as effectively as he does. >> all right, governor, thank you. nice to see you. >> thanks for joining us today. >>> this morning escalating violence in israel has many people living in fear. israeli troops are clashing with protestors following weeks of violent attacks. palestinians threw fire bombs at another site which some believe is the tomb of joseph in the west bank. security forces took extra precautions before prayers ended. johnathan vigliotti has more. >> reporter: good morning. israeli defense officials confirmed another attack took place, the victim a soldier. officials say the attacker was a palestinian disguised as a news photographer. the attacker was killed. the officer is recovering. the last day of rage was on tuesday, sparking four separate attacks on israelis and clashes between israeli security and palestinian youth. already, overnight in the west bank, israeli officials say dozens of palestinians set fire to

. we're there to deal with both assad and isis. europe and the middle east countries to do just that. >> your advice to joe biden this morning is what? >> continue to speak korean as effectively as he does. >> thank you for joining us today. >>> this morning escalating violence in israel has many he people living in fear. palestinians threw fire bombs at another site which some belief is the, the tomb of joseph. jonathan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're standing outside one of the key access points to the mosque here in jerusalem. hamas has called for a day of rageollowing prayers. now israeli officials and guards are on heightened alert concerned protests could turn into violence. the last day of rage was on tuesday sparking four separate attacks on israelis and clashes between israeli security and palestinian youth. israeli defense officials say dozens of palestinians set fire to joseph's tomb, a sacred jewish site. the mosque itself has been at the heart of recent violence after rumors israeli officials wants to limit access to palestinians. in the last three weeks

europe in the middle east countries to do just that. >> all right. your advice to joe biden this morning is what? >> continue to speak korean as effectively as he does. >> thank you. thank you for joining us today. >>> this morning, escalating violence in israeli has many people living in fear. protesters are clashing with demonstrators. palestinians threw bombs at another site and some believe is the tomb of joseph in the west bank. smoke and fired poured from the stone structure. johnathan vigliotti is at the temple mountain in jerusalem are security forces are preventing some worshipers from entering. >> reporter: good morning. we are standing outside one of the key access points to this mosque here in jerusalem. muslim prayer services have wrapped up for the afternoon. hamas has called to a day of rage following prayers and now israeli officials and guards are on heightened alert, concerned palestinian protests could turn into violence. the last day of rage was on tuesday, sparking four separate attacks on israelis and clashes between israeli security and palestinian youth. already,

we saved enough money to take this trip to europe! veridian's been great, helping us with all of our finances! now if they could only teach us french! what a gorgeous day we have in front of us! temperatures will start off in the upper 40s to low 50s as the sun gets a'risin'. highs will head back into the 70s, but cooler air is will dip into the mid to upper 30s friday morning, with highs only topping out in the mid to upper 50s. that batch of cold air will stick around through saturday, with patchy frost possible across most of northern/western iowa. highs rebound back into the mid 60s sunday and low 70s monday with

there could be a reduction in that. >> there's evidence in some of the countries in europe that several of the superbugs have gone down since banning the antibiotics and livestock. >> we reported on new york giants player david fells who has mrsa. how does that relate to this? >> mrsa is one of the bugs that got resistant to the standard antibiotics we use. he has one that's hard to treat and it's invading the bone in his ankle. the hope is this new generation of apartment buy otics will work and he won't have to have part of his leg removed. we just don't know yet. there is hope on the horizon. in january of this year for the first time we have a new actually attack some of these bugs, but the key is to prevent antibiotic resistance from happening. governor jerry brown took a major step forward in this case. >> is mrsa contagious? yes or no. >> sure. we have it on our skin surface. when we itch, it can go underneath his skin, or in his case, a shot. >> thank you dr. david agus. >>> these aren't your typical classroom desks. they have no seats. we take you to a school where standing des

, antibiotic resistance, super bugs are becoming a major challenge. and so in europe, they banned this in 2006 and a decrease in the super bugs and the hope is the same happens here in the united states. >> there is clinical evidence there could be a reduction in that? >> evidence in europe that several super bugs have gone down. >> we did a report on daniel fells who has something called mrsa. how is that connected to this? >> mrsa is a bun of tone of the got a standard identical. he has one that is hard to treat and invading his bone and ankle. the hope he won't have to have part of his leg removed but we don't know. in january of this year we have a new antibiotic class that can actually attack some of these bugs. but the key is to prevent antibiotic resistance from happening, and governor jerry brown took a major step forward in this case. >> is mrsa contagious? >> yes. if we itch it can go underneath the skin or, in his case, a shot. but we need to prevent it. >> thank you, doctor. >>> we take you to a school with standing desks are helping students burn calories and improve grades.

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tonight for "thursday night football" here on cbs the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. >>> you are correct. >> benjamin harrison. herbert hoover. who is stature? what is all of the lights we cannot see? faith are warming up to matt jackson who is a paralegal from d.c. and he has won the last >>> good morning, we'll get right to the forecast. plenty of sunshine. >> cool, though, too. a couple of 40s still left on the maps. we're in for sunshine to start to finish the day. low 60s at the coast, 60s inland. tomorrow we'll get milder, up around 70 with an active wind. 30 to 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts out of the south tomorrow. scattered afternoon showers and downpours. coolest on saturday. crisp air in place and a warming trend low 70s on columbus day. traffic and weather together, robi. >> let's take a final look at the worst drive out there this morning. to the south, we have a crash in randolph 128 northbound. the left lane blocked, the backu

radioactive material to terror groups. it's the fourth try in eastern europe in five years to sell materials needed for a dirty bomb. the latest case was in february when someone tried to sell it to a buyer allegedly from isis. >>> our margaret brennan reports president obama and vice president biden will talk with secretary of state john kerry about which steps the u.s. will take next. we're hearing this morning that russia carried out another wave of air strikes in syria. syrian activists say areas near the russian heartland were struck. holly williams has more from istanbul. >> reporter: good morning. syrian regime troops launched a ground assault today backed by intense russian air strikes and targeting syrian opposition forces. russian air strikes have pounded syria for a week. russia joined the syrian conflict, saying it would target isis. but many of the locations moscow said it's hit are not in areas controlled by isis militants. with war planes and helicopter gun ships, the u.s. says what moscow is really doing is propping up the syrian regime by attacking its opponents, i

of the scale to offset the emissions from one trip to europe, wow would have to recycle 40,000 bottles. the savings so little. if you rinned them in hot water, just a little energy could offset all the savings, you'd end up putting more carbon in the atmosphere. >> americans generate 250 million pounds of trash a year. what about the idea that there won't be enough land films to hold all of that trash, some of it's got to be recycled? >> that was the big fear back in the ''80s when they couldn't find a place for it. in fact, there is plenty of room in the united states to bury trash. we have all this open land, all the bar gage we would generate for the next thousand years. >> where is all this open land, not around new york city? >> people don't want to have it around cities. i visited this landfill in virginia. it's hidden back in the woods. they pay so much property taxes, they have beautiful schools. so it makes sense, it's carefully lined. it's monitored. it's out there. then after these landfills are filled, they cover them with grass and they turn them into parks. >> the