economic trends that we're seeing all americans ever shop so hard again canadian journalist gordon laird will join me with his thoughts on the topic then we'll ask should congress only be a part time institution louisiana governor bobby jindal raised the question recently and while some call them crazy it does bring up an important discussion how do we make it so the politics does not become a lifelong career we're going to talk about the pros and cons of such a change to congress with political consultant. did you know that november is native american heritage month despite the fact that thanksgiving brings up painful memories for native americans president obama has announced the day after thanksgiving to be native american heritage day so is this a tacky move by the government are going to bait the issue with one lee tate and then on this black friday we're going to do a little media mash up including shedding light on a phone news focus fox news accidentally thought that the onion's stories or legitimate so they put a link. to their page on their own website so we're going to bring o

clara laird was found dead. the couple was married for nearly 70 years. police could give no information on the motive. >>> a new jersey pastor admits to improper social networking himself. reverend miller says he broke a commandment about a decade ago. almost ten years ago, he had a three-way sexual relationship with his wife and a church assistant. in his 50-minute sermon sunday, he apologized for his past transgressions. >>, again -- i, again, ask for your forgiveness. >> miller reminded church leaders to shut down their own facebook accounts. he said it could lead to reconnections with past relationships and destroy their marriages. >>> former first lady barbara bush doesn't appear to think much of sarah palin's warehouse aspirations. she says the former alaska governor should stick to her home state. mrs. bush said that she sat next to palin once and thought she was beautiful. the outspoken wife of george h. w. bush said she seems happy in alaska and hopes she stays there. >>> one of the planet's most magnificent creatures is on the verge of extincti

ji laird and the patriots lose 78-65. >>> high school football now.rchard and damascus fighting for the right to go to a seventh quarter. frasier up for brandon phelps. th kid i going to u for good reason, because he is good. 33-14 was the final. they advance to the state semi-finals. >> good for them. by the way, i make my mistakes before thousands of people every night. and they all let me know that. stay tuned. >>> the town in virginia gave salvation army bell ringers a safe haven to raise money tonight. the invitation came after giant foods changed its solicitation policy, alling bell ringers to work only six days a month. the salvation army says half of the $1.3 million raised by local bell ringerslast year ce from kettles outside giants food stores. >>> wally is making the thanksgiving holay better for some families in the ar. he went to bar 7 in northwest d.c. dinners inuded turkey and all the fixings. they ao collected donations. he said it' a good feeling to give back to the community where ♪ ♪ [ dad ] yeah! [ cheers and applause ] [ male ann

in the case of laird, whether the child born out of wedlock, whether the father should have received notice of a prospect tiff adoption. the father had not taken the steps to form a relationship with the child and be a father in the eyes of the law, then the mother alone -- >> we have the briefs that are filled with pros and cons about the business and whether it was real. i want to comment on what may be a very minor thing, but i did notice -- prodded by an article i have to say -- that for the women, there is a sense that it is tougher, and that is because of the continuous period. i guess it depends on how that is enforced. there could be a class of people living near the border near canada or mexico where they step across the border to say hello to their cousins. does that stop them from being enforceded? >> it does have to be continue was residence. >> that means you can't go across the border? >> there may be minor exceptions. >> well, is there or isn't there? to your knowledge, is this enforceded with total rigidity, or could you go maybe once a month or your birthday? >> i th

said, quote, our best defense against the serious security threats we face remains aes risk-based laird security approach that utilizes a range of measures, both seen and unseen, including law enforcement, advanced technology, intelligence watch list checks and international collaboration. all pat-downs are done professionally and are designed to detect hidden explosives that could bring down a plane. only a maul percentage of passengers end up needing them. that's not good enough for many passengers opposed to the techniques. a boycott of these minutes is set for this wednesday, the day before thanksgiving and that could slow things down big time. >> that would be a nightmare. but i'm curious, mara, with the pilots no longer being subjected to these screening measures, other airline employees, might they be xemtd, too? >> the president of the flight attendant's union at southwest airline says if pilot committees bypass the screening process, so should flight attendants. but so far, the rules have not been changed for anyone but pilot peps. >> thanks, mara. >> thanks, alex. >>> people i

you need more than 30 years to pick up laird stories.d, the former defense secretary. he's covered virtually every important beat in washington in that, in those years. candy crowley is cnn's chief political corps responsibility and anchor -- correspondent and anchor. she runs "state of the union" every sunday. she took the reins of that show in february, and in her role as chief political correspondent she covers a broad range of stories including presidential, congressional and gubernatorial races. i think we know candy is one of the real workhorses, you are going to see her on airplanes, out on the scene, the authority she brings to the summit. she's -- subject. she's earned that the hard way. i'd say that's true of all the people up here. david gregory is moderator of "meet the press," of course. he's been doing that since december of 2008, obviously, taking over one of the really esteemed chairs in this business from the late tim russert, somebody we all knew and respected and has very much lived up to tim's legacy with that show. i

you neemore than 30 years to pick up laird stories.ter] both bob and i know mel laird, the former defense secretary. he's covered virtually every important beat in washington in that, in those years. candy crowley is cnn's chief political corps responsibility and anchor -- correspondent and anchor. she runs "state of the union" every sunday. she took the reins of that show in february, and in her role as chief political corresponnt she covers a broad range of stories including presidential, congressional and gubernatorial races. i think we know candy is one of the real workhorses, you are going to see her on airplanes, out on the scene, the authority she brings to the summit. she's -- subject. shs earned that the hard way. i'd say that's true of all the people up here. david gregory is moderator of "meet the press," of course. he's been doing that since december of 2008, obviously, taking over one of the really esteemed chairs in this business from the late tim russert, somebody we all knew and respected and has very much lived up to t

you need more than 30 years to pick up laird stories.ter] both bob and i know mel laird, the former defense secretary. he's covered virtually every important beat in washington in that, in those years. candy crowley is cnn's chief political corps responsibility and anchor -- correspondent and anchor. she runs "state of the union" every sunday. she took the reins of that show in february, and in her role as chief political correspondent she covers a broad range of stories including presidential, congressional and gubernatorial races. i think we know candy is one of the real workhorses, you are going to see her on airplanes, out on the scene, the authority she brings to the summit. she's -- subject. she's earned that the hard way. i'd say that's true of all the people up here. david gregory is moderator of "meet the press," of course. he's been doing that since december of 2008, obviously, taking over one of the really esteemed chairs in this business from the late tim russert, somebody we all knew and respected and has very much lived up

you need more than 30 years to pick up laird stories. [laughter] both bob and i know mel laird, the former defense secretary. he's covered virtually every important beat in washington in that, in those years. candy crowley is cnn's chief political corps responsibility and anchor -- correspondent and anchor. she runs "state of the union" every sunday. she took the reins of that show in february, and in her role as chief political correspondent she covers a broad range of stories including presidential, congressional and gubernatorial races. i think we know candy is one of the real workhorses, you are going to see her on airplanes, out on the scene, the authority she brings to the summit. she's -- subject. she's earned that the hard way. i'd say that's true of all the people up here. david gregory is moderator of "meet the press," of course. he's been doing that since december of 2008, obviously, taking over one of the really esteemed chairs in this business from the late tim russert, somebody we all knew and respected and has very much li