this will be their first game without joakim noah. gibson moves back to replace noah. >> it's going to be hard trying to match his energy, but as a team i think we got enough confidence where we think we could win some games without him. >> it sucks for joakim. i know he put a lot of effort in here this summer. it hurts with him and the team but we got to get him back right. because it's going to be big come late in the season. taking care of him right now is the plan. >>> aaron rogers listed as doubtful in sunday night's game in new england. that leaves the door opens for rogers to play despite a concussion he suffered sunday. >>> and guess who is the starting quarterback for the redskins this weekend. >> i definitely have had some time to reflect a couple years to reflect on my time in chicago and what i would do differently. >> don van mcnabb has been

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>>> bad news for the bulls as they lose their center joakim noah. how long could he be out. that's ahead in sports. we got music to put you in the holiday spirit. the philharmonic orchestra will be part of the holiday concerts taking place this saturday and sunday at the lincoln way east performing art center in frankfurt.

. >> these are christians to trace their roots to the time of noah. iraqiare calling for this place to be officially declared a christian ovince. >> we have 500,000 christian refugees. our position has been clear to the government, these people

. >> and joakim noah had successful surgery on a torn ligament in his hand yesterday. the bulls expect his recovery to last eight to 10 weeks that likely mean as return, say nmarch. if a recovery takes 10 weeks, the bull also have to endure 32 games without him. gibson will likely be paired with boozer. and veteran thomas will see more minutes. as of today nine game also be against teams with winning records. >>> and kerry wood signed a one- year deal with the cubs for $1.5 million. wood turned down more money from the white sox to return to the north side. he'll be the set-up man for carlos mall moll. and bobby jenks signed a two-year, $12 million deal with the boston red sox. >>> the blackhawks take on the detroit red wings tonight at 7:30, and that is a look at your sports. your live illinois lottery drawing the next.

first up tonight, a conversation with noah feldman, the latest book from the harvard professor is a look at the larger-than-life supreme court justices of the f.d.r. era. the new book, "scorpions," was named one of the best of the year by the "new york times." and one of music's fastest rising stars, keri hilson, is here. the agreement nominated singer is out with her follow-up to her first c.d. noah feldman and keri hilson coming up right now. >> all i know is his name is james and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a time. nationwide is our your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: noah feldman is a professor of law at harvard who was named by

noah commented on the decision that had to be made. >> frustrating.eel like we had a chance to be really, really good. and i never been this situation where we winning like this but i know that in the long run this is what needs to be done. >> the -- avalanche beat them monday and a colorado pulled way from the third with tomas fleishman beating cory crawford for the score. hawks went on to drop their second straight to colorado 4- 3. >>> the cubs reportedly closed to a deal to bring back kerry wood. he will return in a set up role for closer carlos marmol. woods spent his first ten seasons with the cubs before leaving in 2009. he spent last season with the indians and yankees and the white sox are close to a deal with reliever jesse crane according to espn. with more snow notice forecast, availability of the university of minnesota stadium for monday's game, viking game could be in jeopardy. crews have continued to clear snow. concern comes from the sheet of ice on the field. removal of the ice might result in damage to the playing surface. the india

noah was out and micah wasn't told about it. >> what's up?e. >> why didn't he divulge that earlier? >> he played through it. >> some of us play through it. >> bulls won in toronto but jo noah will need surgery to repair ligament damage in his right thumb. he'll miss ten weeks. despite the injury, he played against the raptors this evening and so did derek rose after taking a pounding on monday night against indiana. bulls led all the way in this one. gets the slammer. 11 pins and rebounds. carlos boozer had his best game at a bull. bulls led 61-0. then in the 2nd half, same cam bow. it was rose to boozer on this break. he scores and gets fouled. 12 rebounds for boozer. he sealed the deal with a bucket later. bulls win their seventh in a row. again, noah will be out ten weeks after surgery on his right thumb tomorrow. >> i have to get right and get back to the team because there's a lot of -- i'm going to miss playing with the guys. it's frustrating because i feel like we have a chance to be really, really good. and i never been in the situati

welcome, noah. >> guest: thank you. it's great to be here. >> host: the premise of this book is that there were four great justices appointed by fdr and i want to start with a definition question which is what is a great justice? fdr put nine justices on the court but this book is about four. so tell me what makes them super justices as opposed to the others. >> guest: these are great people, great men and also great justices, and what makes them great justices is the last thing, a major impact on the constitution as we know it. they were hugely important decisions but they did more than that. they defied new ways of thinking that the constitution that today dominates the field of constitutional fought. so if you ask the justice to the what was your constitutional philosophy they may think it's my philosophy but they are expressing a philosophy first stated by one of those four men. they are also great men in the good old-fashioned sense of the term that they had huge personalities but they were deeply ambitious, that t

. >> these are christians to trace their roots to the time of noah. iraqiare calling for this place to be officially declared a christian ovince. >> we have 500,000 christian refugees. our position has been clear to the government, these people will not come home untilthey have a place to go to. >> ken joseph is with the assyri alliance. they recently met to talk about forming a christian province. joseph says getting the different groups to agree says it was nothing short of a miracle. >> they put away all their arguments and did it. >> prime targets are muslim extremists biggest attack on october 31st, members of an al-qaeda group attacked a church in baghdad leaving 68 people dead. they are wondering if it is time to leave the homeland despite caing to state. >> these difficult days appealing to you to be consnt to the faith and love and soil of this homeland. >> hundreds of christian families began fleeing to the kurdistan region of northern iraq. >> best of times and worth. best because people have freedom. can do things, church can do things the

. >> host: welcome to booktv "after words" im dahlia lithwick from soleil.com and i am here with noah feldman to talk by his book "scorpions" >> the premise of the book is that there were four great justices appointed by fdr and i want to start with the definition question which is a great justice? there were nine but there were force what makes them the super justices? >> these are great people and great men and also great justices we'll make some great is they have a lasting major impact on the constitution as we know it. day roach hugely important decisions but defined for new ways of thinking of the constitution that today dominates the field of constitutional thought if you ask the justices today of your philosophy they may think it is my philosophy but expressive loss of the first stated by one of those four men. also good men that they were deeply ambitious and participated in world events and affairs not just on the supreme court and in some cases taking a leave of absence. in that sense, they mattered, household names and the impact on history is meaningful. >> in the interes

>> linsey davis has more. >> reporter: hollywood imagined noah's ark like this.developers in kentucky can float their newest idea, this will be the site of a real-life replica. >> we'll be using about, oh, 160 acres to build the ark encounter. >> reporter: they're building it on a, well, biblical scale. using dimensions from genesis chapter 6. 450 feet long. about 600 train cars can fit inside. the deck, longer than 35 tennis courts. taller than a three-story building. there will be a tower of babel and live animals too. a $150 million lifeboat expected to create 900 jobs and attract 1.6 million visitors a year. $250 million in state revenue. the ark that's planned to be built on this 800-acre site has opened up the floodgates of controversy. critics say it's a direct violation of separation between church and state. that's because kentucky's governor promised the developers almost $40 million in tax breaks to build there. >> people of kentucky didn't elect me governor to debate religion, they elected me governor to create jobs. >> reporter: but not everyone's on

particularly kevin garnett and joakim noah last night.ook who is underneath, joakim noah, they exchange a little elbows. both get keyed up. third quarter, paul pierce driving in for the celtics. they cruz in boston. to the links now for round two of the chevron world challenge at cherwood country club in thousand oaks. we haven't heard this lately. it was a great day for tiger woods, including an eagle on the second hole part of a bogey three round. he shot a 66 yesterday moving to 13 under par and giving him a four-stroke lead. that is your morning look at sports. have a great day. >>> we're saying, start spreading the news. she is leaving today. that was laura's final sports report here in the bay area. like another famous l.b., she is taking her talents elsewhere, headed to new york city. we have a feeling she left her heart in san francisco. good luck, laura! >>> cody ross is the boss here in the bay area. this weekend, the nlcs most valuable player will be back in carlsbad, new mexico for cody ross day. he will be inducted into his h

liam, noah, jackson and ian round out the top five.ular literature influence all the baby-naming trends. >> fans of the world series champion giants can lock up tickets today to some of next season's home games. a limited number of tickets to 33 games went on sale about an hour and a half ago. these are bleacher seats between april and june. these are are matchups against the reds, the braves, the a's. the sale ends december 12th. if you don't get your tickets now you have to wait until they go on sale february. >> hottest picks around. >> you bet. >> friday's perfect pet. >> mike'ssssssssssssssssssssssss you can see [ female announcer ] this is not a prescription. this is norma. who's inundated with all the information coming at her concerning the medicare part d changes this year. so she went to her walgreens pharmacist for guidance and a free personalized report that looks at her prescriptions and highlights easy ways for her to save. because norma prefers her painting to paperwork. see how much you can save. get your free report to

with me right now noah fre frien before we get starreddyou wann to say hi to noah?artlyú cloudy. >> yep. >> and the winds are coming from ú%e west at 10 mmles an hour. >> yep. >> and the humidity is at 55% and the dew point. >> uh-huu. >> is aa 8%. >> it's 8 degrees, yeah, so to drop a liitle bit. ⌞> ight now we're at 22 degrees in baltimore. >> oops, okay. ú%ere you go..3 and out ---33 >> out in hagerstown? >> uh-huh.3 >> we're at 20 degrees. ú% anddoakkand wee'e at 9 degrees. and what is ittfeeling like ssme. >> right now innsalisbury, it feels like it's 11 degrees.ú in baltimore it feell like it'' 11 degrees. it's 8 degrees. innoaklaad it feels like it's p> very ccld. what does it say the radar?ú >> it's clear right now. %-what aaoot the future scan.t. p> ttie!!we're between low and h pressurement itts going to be cold and windy, but we hhve on tomorrow because there could bb a light snow, maybe a light snoú on the saturday niiht to sunddy. >> yeah, absolutely withhthe nexttsystem. >> today is 30 degrees and theht gusts of 0. it should be winny and cold. >> absol

. >>> this is major noah captain cloud in italy, wishing our family in washington, d.c. happy holidays. we love you and miss you, ashton, adam, cloe, sophie and little nathan. we can't wait to see you. >>> just about every jurisdiction in the country requires you to prove your residency to get access to certain social services. but should that apply to homeless people seeking shelter as winter poaches? the district is considering doing that just. >> i call myself a homeless, homeless advocate. >> reporter: eric sheprock is among the estimated 6500 homeless people in the district and for years he's been a voice and face for those invisible street people. >> the city has a moral obligation to care for anybody within the limits who is in need. >> reporter: the latest battle is being waged online through two of his blogs and social media. >> on twitter, i have 840 followers. facebook i had 4550 friends. >> reporter: and eric is enlisting all of them in an effort to stop the district from requiring proof of residency from anyone seeking access to a long-term homeless shelter.

liam, noah, jackson and ian round out the top five.iteratu influence all the baby-namin trends. >> fans of the world series champion giants can lock up tickets today to some of next season's home game a limited number of tickets to 33 games went on sale about an hour and a half ago. these are bleacher seats between april and june. these are are matchup against the reds, the braves, the a's. the sale ends december 12th. if you don't get your tickets now you have to wait until they go on sale february. >> hottest picks around. >> yo bet. >> friday's perfect pet. >> mike's going to introduce us >> today on opra at 4:00 when your mom is a no coreious killer. wikileaks struggles to stay online. lap band surgery for the obese. the fda could lower the critea necessary to qualify for this risky procedure. >> right now perfect pet time. >> we have mike and rutherford. >> rutherford. sort of doing the dog version of hurrying. look! he's enjoying you. >> thank you. thank you, mike. >> from the oakland spca. tell us a little about rutherford. >> r

but john and elizabeth vowed to continue the grueling campaign, noahing that sooner or later, the illness would take her life. as she told me right after her cancer reoccurrence. >> it's not a question of just surviving or dying. there's living with cancer. and those of us living with cancer want full lives and, look, we can have them. >> reporter: in the months that followed, elizabeth edwards achieved an almost iconic status for her stoic grace. her popularity a huge boone to her husband's political hopes. was john being fair to her by staying in the race? was their determination mutual? >> i'm glad to introduce you to john edwards. >> reporter: was it the right thing for the family? you have two little kids who you know you're not going to be seeing as much if you were not in the process of running for president. >> a lot of the discussions we have had since the diagnosis is a continuation of a conversation that we started when we were deciding to run. we didn't just think, oh, yeah, you know, we might not see the children a lot, it occurs to us now. it occurred to us then. >> reporter

with me i have the executive director of human watch a human rights group based in switzerland mr noah thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. your group basically the united nations but why does the u.n. even need monitoring he would watch as a non-governmental organization whose mandate is to monitor the united nations according to the principles of its charter essentially to hold the un accountable and to measure it by the artistic of its own charter many israelis complain that israel does not get a fair deal or fair hearing by the united nations would you agree it's one of our issues that's important to us is fighting anti-semitism and also the discriminatory treatment of israel the un's obsession with israel doesn't only harm israel doesn't only harm the peace process but it harms the un as a whole it prevents the u.n. from being effective for human rights victims who never get their day of international attention why is the u.n. to use your words obsessed with israel the u.n. has been strong champion of the p.l.o. since the early one nine hundred seventy s. this was large

back to noah smith. sticky fingers here. duke wins 108-62. coach k. passes steve smith for second place on the all-time division i coaches list. >>> that will do it for me. i'm ducis rodgers. have yourself a good day. >>> we know some surfers can be a little nuts sometimes. they'll ride the big waves in all kinds of weather. even when a hurricane's coming in. but the pro surfers out in munich, they may take the prize. >> not only has this been one of the harshest winters in germany. but munich is not close to an ocean. so, they hang ten on one of the rivers. that's challenging. not much space. >> good practice for the real thing. braver than i am. >>> coming up next, the stories we'll be following on this thursday, including a race against time here in new york. >>> and some new rules at the vatican, as the catholic church seeks to become a bit more transparent. stick around. i have asthma. and when my symptoms came back i'd get this tightness in my chest. so i went back to my doctor again. we chose symbicort to help control my asthma symptoms all day

im dahlia lithwick from slate.com and we are here with noah feldman to talk about his book "scorpions." welcome. >> guest: thank you. it's great to be here. >> host: the premise of this book is there were four great justices appointed by fdr and i want to start with a definition question which is what is a great justice? fdr put nine justices on the court. tell me what makes them super justices opposed to the others. >> guest: these are great people, great men and also great justices, and great justice is they had a lasting major impact on the constitution as we know it. the road hugely important decisions but more than that the defined for new ways of thinking about the constitution that today dominates the field of constitutional fox. so if you ask the justice to do what is your constitutional philosophy they may think it's my philosophy that actually, they are expressing the philosophy first state to buy one of those men. there were also great men in the good old fashioned sense of the term the huge personalities they were deeply ambitious, they participated in world events and wor

a guy named roller noah was an immigrant from france came to america got his start selling eggs door to door with his brother in the fifty's started selling flowers on the street corner and in l.a. and eventually came a real estate developer and then started a savings and loan. with the idea of just bankrolling his own development projects in and around los angeles but in the late eighty's as the s. and l. business was starting to crash and burn he realized that the real money was in making subprime mortgages and he grew his company from from a pretty small player into the largest subprime lender by two thousand and four two thousand five the largest in the u.s. he became a billionaire three times over he was president bush's largest source of financial cash in the two thousand and four election cycle and bush nominated him as the u.s. ambassador to the netherlands writes out a financial right pace big and it takes a the proceeds from financially raping people in america and it is that to fund the political campaigns of particularly the republicans but the democrats are not shy about

. >> the next time you see noah play, there may be a touch of spring in the air he'll be out 8-10 weekshad to repair a torn ligament. all went well. played last night scoring 11 points and the bulls 7th straight win over the raptors. >> obviously affects us, not only from a statistical standpoint where there's points and rebounds, but the energy he brings. at this point, we i'll go with what we have. we do think we have some depths. taj has stepped in in the past and done a good job. i think it's an opportunity for guys. >> meantime, northwestern off to the best start in 17 years. a huge game tonight. nails a 3 from sheridan row. later on, drives the lane and then uses the glass on this play. he had 28 points. the wildcats make it 7-0 now. they win 78-62. second half, sam. long range, he had 27. taking care of business. 79-60 over stanford. both miss tomorrow's big show down. carry wood is coming back to the cubs. bobby jenks to a two-year deal. ozzie trying to sell the ticket for the white sox. the taping for the commercial did not go as planned. >> hey. this holiday, you want me to be

. >>> we'll tell you who announce ad multimillion dollar plan to construct a full scale noah's ark.ho's inundated with all the information coming at her concerning the medicare part d changes this year. so she went to her walgreens pharmacist for guidance and a free personalized report that looks at her prescriptions and highlights easy ways for her to save. because norma prefers her painting to paperwork. see how much you can save. get your free report today. expertise -- find it everywhere there's a walgreens. ♪ >>> we're back. all right. well time now for odds and end. some americans are busy sending tweets on their ipads or talking on blackberries or facebooking, others not year yet. 130 years after the telephone was invented the small town of iowa hills, california is finally getting its first phone lines installed. more than 50 people have signed up for phone service. if you have any friend call them in a couple of years when they get cable and remind them to watch me on cnn. >>> yesterday kentucky governor announce ad plan to construct a full scale noah's ark tourist attracti

and noah's ark comes to kentucky. two of the stories we happen to like. start with spokane. the message is more than just stop. we thought this was a way to blur out a prank, but the city says snow got into the sign and covered everything but the palm, thumb and middle finger. so it was kind of telling people go to something else. >>> in iowa hill, california, the old mining town finally has land line phone service. just one working phone at a store. the town doesn't have electricity t either. maybe they'll do that in a couple hundred years. >>> and williams town, kentucky is getting a noah's ark theme park including a giant replica of the arc, petting zoo. maybe they'll get two of them. get it. the town is being look for the jobs the park should create about 900 much thof them. it's about 40 miles from the creation museum. >> the heat is on. >> i want to change that music. tony harris is a bad mother -- >> shut your mouth. a lot of people will be talking. that last story was about flooding conditions, right? >> yeah. >> a flood of emotions tonight in cle

he got about as many rebounds as noah did. the bulls had an alltime franchise low.. it's going to take boozer a while to get his feet under him. what excuse did the rest of them have? orlando punished them on the board. bulls fans been waiting for a long time for boozer. but orlando's big men were the story. dwight howard came to play. that kind of stuff happened all night. and apparently there's still plenty left in carter's tank too. there's boozer's hoop there. wormed his way into it. his first late in the 1st half, orlando was up at half-time. even rose didn't have a good game. the magic did everything right non-the bulls lose 107-78. bad night at the office for the bulls. >> the way we started the game led to our demise. i mean, when they started getting those second shots, we can control blocking out. and we gave them those easy second chance opportunities. and when you do that against a team like -- you can't give them two chance. >> jim white 7-0 tonight. a good game too. ben for the ramblers 49-47 they trail by only two. but butler had most of the answers t

>> that was noah baumbach. >> jimmy: that's right. >> he wrote and directed.h a cool movie. >> jimmy: but, it's weird -- you're celebrating the holidays in new york? >> yes. yeah, my family is in los angeles. and so we -- for hanukkah -- we celebrate hanukkah and christmas as i did growing up, too, because my mom is irish catholic and my dad is jewish, so we had both. so this time, we did the hanukkah candles lighting them via skype, which i've never done before. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's kind of weird. >> yeah, it's weird and lonely, sort of because i would have my own menorah and they'd have their menorah. and, you know, i'd light the candles, and they never -- every once in a while, you get the video freeze, you know. so you're like -- [ speaking hebrew ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: with one eye closed. >> it was like that for a while. and then -- yeah. and then you're just sort of left alone. and then they say goodbye, and i'm just left alone with a lonely menorah. >> jimmy: yeah, that's so sad. but how about christmas? are you going to do a big thing? >> c

joakim noah will have his right thumb examined for ligament damage.he has battled soreness. they look to extend their winning streak to seven. that's a look at sports. your live illinois lottery drawing is next. >>> cribs are outlawed in the united states. consumer product safety commission has voted to ban the manufacturer sale and resale of the cribs. they have been blamed for deaths of more than 30 infants and toddlers in the past decade. rails on the cribs move up and down making it easier for parents to lift the child from the crib but the rails can detach. trap a baby and lead to suffocation or strangulation. >>> living an active lifestyle from young adulthood into middle age can help ward off those extra pounds and inches that start to appear as we grow older. study the american journal medical association followed 3600 adults over 20 years. most active men put on about six fewer pounds and saw their waist lines expand an inch less than men who exercised at low level -67z women who were most active gained about 13 fewer pounds and one and a hal

what if you build noah's ark, as it is? in the bible? noah's ark. will the jobs materialize?ing. you don't have to imagine, juju. you will, as well. >> i will be right there. >> i know you're running downstairs. good morning, everybody, by the way. i have to talk about this. it's your birthday, right? >> yes, it is. >> do you want to say numbers? do you not want to say numbers? because you told me the number. >> i'm 70. >> look at this lady. look at this lady. where are you from? >> i'm from milwaukee. but i'm originally from germany. >> you are lovely. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on this morning as you step out the door. how about this? when we were live in jacksonville in morning to talk about the chill, this is one of the reasons why i love florida. look at the sunrise. okay. yeah. it was 28 degrees and the windchill was 15 to 20. i got that. but look how beautiful it is. now, let's get to the boards. here's what's going on with the windchills this morning. all over the deep south, no matter where you step out the door. atlanta, 14 degrees. montgomery,

. >> reporter: montreal native noah and his wife rachael are the proprietors of brooklyn's restaurantre talking about here is jewish soul food. >> i think most jewish food is soul food. i mean you look at most jewish recipes. it's like cut everything up and put it in a big pot and cook it for three years. >> reporter: it may be asking a lot of this little deli to save a tradition, much less move it forward. but the connection to the past is unmistakable. the food, the heart, the love-- were it ever thus. ♪ ♪ you sink my nerves and you rattle my brain ♪ >> osgood: ahead, in tune with matthew morrison ♪ you broke my will. what a thrill ♪ ♪ goodness gracious >> osgood: and we do a little window shopping. your taste buds. you won't belie you won't believe it's fiber. benefiber. clear, taste-free, and dissolves completely. what a beautiful way to get fiber everyday. that's the beauty of benefiber. [ woman #2 ] i'd like to enjoy things again. [ woman #3 ] i feel these aches and pains. [ woman #4 ] the guilt. [ man ] my sleep just isn't right. [ woman #5 ] i'm so anxious. [ man #2 ] i need t

the story of noah is one version of that story. there are earlier versions of that story that are found in the literature of mess poe tame. >> and so on. one of the very, very oldest texts we have in the world is the story whether comes out of mesopotamia in a period long before the creation of the old testament. and there is a flood story in that. so, clearly, human beings have created stories about mighty n floods, and no doubt those were based in truth at some point. whether the story of noah specifically -- i don't think we have to take literally the the animals going in two by two and so on. i actually have been past mount air rat, and one of the things that's interesting about it is it's a mountain that stands up in the middle of an otherwise flat plain. so you can easily imagine a boao in a flooded landscape floating along and running aground on that mountain because there's nothing else to run aground on.. so in that sense it's a very well located mountain for the story. i have no idea whether the story's true or not.ue o i

. >> this is noah's ark. this is our first runner-up. not only the animals.e the ocean here? >> the water is a sugar mixture mixed with food coloring. look how all of the animals are hand-formed and hand-painted. there's such precision and so much care that's taken to this. and these two ladies actually put this together the night before the competition, in their hotel room, at the grove park inn resort spa. one lady made the animals. the other lady made the gingerbread structure. they met the night before and put the pieces together. >> i see shredded wheat for the hay. but what are the animals made of? mars mars pan? >> this is was a preflight pampering spa. santa treats his hard-working reindeer to roof shines, minimud baths to get them ready. primarily gingerbread. she used a honey-based gingerbread recipe instead of molasses because she lives in a humid area. and on the backside, lentils, for the steps and the lightbulbs. the ornaments are some candied mints. but notice the precision and the detail that's taken. >> what about the windows and the poinsett

camping says he figured out the actual date by calculating 7,000 years from the date that noah took pairs into his ark to save them from the flood. there you go. >>> next, when it comes to guitar smashing what better place to do it than the hard rock cafe? this one at the hard rock casino and hotel, hollywood florida just last night. remember the '80s group huey lewis and the news? he led the smash fest. customers, vips and members of the local seminole indian tribe helped smash these guitars. i'm talking 1914 acoustic stars to set this new record. according to folks at guinness world records, the guitars had to be totally wrecked, totally wrecked, for it to count. >>> next, speaking of records, a nova scotia mutt named misty, could be the oldest living dog in the world, very difficult to verify that her owner says she was 7 years of age when rescued from this animal shelter and he adopted her 18 years ago. guinness world records says they need to document misty's age to get the title. by the way, 25 human years translates rough ofly into -- do the math, equals 175 dog years. misty's got

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. >> this weekend on "after words," noah feldman, felix frankfurter, hugo black, and how the men thatan as friends bound up as scorpions -- while in doubt as scorpions. -- welland upper -- well intowou -- nd up -- wound up as scorpions. let's hour -- >> our handsome hardcover edition book, "the supreme court," is that a special publisher's price from our web site. it gives readers a personal and compelling view of the modern court, but with history and tradition. but address detail the architecture and history. the handsome addition to the bookshelf of any non-fiction reader. for more, though c-span.org to -- for more, go to c-span.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: chris edwards is the tax policy director at the cato institute. you had this message -- the time for action is now -- our partisan flight from fiscal responsibility is fast becoming a national disaster. both parties seem to need helping in reducing the burden of government. what is the first step? guest: everyone knows that we have a gigantic deficit problem in this country. that is exploding. if we do not cut s

speak authoritatively on all of the systems we are putting in place, but i know through agencies like noah, the u.s. is doing a lot in that area. [inaudible] >> i think india played actually a particularly constructive role in cancun. i think that india was very much faithful to its own national interests in favor of to its role in the g-77. but at the same time, creatively looking for solutions to difficult issues in the negotiation and and a weight that could bring an both developing countries. developing countries are not a monolithic movement at this point. there's a 31, africans and the developed nations, and states and so forth. i think india really played a particularly role in trying to find solutions that would bring everybody to the table. one good example of that is on the issue of transparent he, which was very important. it's important because if you don't understand -- it's great for countries to make budgets, but it's important for all countries to have confidence in each other that the pledges are actually being carried out and implemented in so forth. it is an important is

. >> host: here's noah feldman's latest work from 2010, scorpions, and battles and triumphs of fdr's great supreme court justices. now, if i do newspapers and other interest groups have put out their best of 2010 most. we'll start with overture's weekly. publishers weekly put out their best book of 2010. they included patty smyth won the national book award. they also included freedom coming about by johnson crimson galore hillenbrand, unbroken. what was the reaction to laura hillenbrand's latest book? she wrote the book about seabiscuit two, didn't she? >> guest: she did. look, unbroken is the next book on my list to read. i had the galley for a file and maintained to read it because we are all waiting for the next laura hillenbrand. i loved seabiscuit. and in fact, the story of unbroken is about a guy who was running in the olympics in the late 30s in east berlin. you should stay rabble-rouser, a troublemaker. he ran up and grabbed the german flag out of the vice chance to read. and then he was preparing olympics and he went into the army and became a bombardier. at one point he wa

. >> this weekend>noah feldman on fdr's supreme court appointees.he man who began their tenure as friends and ended up as scorpions year. find a complete schedule at book-tv.org. ♪ >> in london, riots over higher tuitions, program cuts, and politicians debate the debt crisis in england. this month q &a expands into two programs. a former member of parliament will be tonight at 8:00. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our topic is climate change and the environment. we have an environmental reporter with politico. guest: good morning. host: talks just wrapped up in cancun, mexico and who sat at the table and what was the agenda? guest: they were talking about the future of the planet to try to figure out where the policy should go. they wrapped up late friday, early saturday morning after one of a long marathon talks. it was a modest deal. they agreed to keep negotiations going forward. they punted on some of the most controversial questions of whether a treaty should be extended lights the kioto protocol. they also punted on what the biggest c

the dolphins are forced to punt and noah carroll running down field. york jets strength coach purposely sticks out his knee and trips carroll trying to get down the field and make a tackle. i've never seen this before. the coach later apologized, said he made a mistake. it was inexcusable and unsportsmanlike and doesn't reflect what the jets stand for. >> he hit them in the thigh. he got a contusion and the jets -- >> looks like -- >> they played bad. that was horrible and the dolphins were reinvigorated after that and the jets almost benchmarked sanchez. >> no kidding. >> meanwhile, we're coming town the closing of the year and there's a fella at the yale law school, an associate librarian by the name of fred shapiro and for the last five years, he's done some calculating and figured out what the quotes of the year are. and here, ladies and gentlemen, are the top three. the first one, happened in november at the san diego airport. it was a passenger by the name of john who said "if you touch my junk, i'm going to have you arrested" as he told the tsa

. >> the boys are aden, jacob, jackson, ethan, jaden, noah, loden -- where's wyatt?ide of the family are wyatts. and my dad is wendell wyatt. i always knew it was going to be a wyatt. i knew he was coming for six months. we called him wyatt the whole time he was in the gestational period. levi, i got a call there's a baby coming, you've got four weeks. i didn't care black, white, japanese, whatever. i didn't care if it was a boy or girl but i wound up getting a boy that looks incredibly like wyatt. >> wait until you start to see your kids love each o other. start caring for each other. there's nothing quite like it. but apparently, they're saying that -- well, here's what everybody is talking about this morning. you now know as mother what it is like to have a mother heart. there was a carjacking. did you see this on the earlier hour? melanie and aaron richmond were moving from colorado to missouri. they put their 6-month-old baby girl into the back. they closed the doors, left the car running to keep it warm for the baby. they were stepping away a few feet just to g

. >> other names, top 10, jacob, jackson, ethan, jayden, noah, logan, kaden, lucas, and liam. modern names for boys which we didn't expect. it's always been sort of parents like something classic for boys, something that stands the test of time, but they're experimenting more with boys. >> used to be more biblical names. now it's more modern. now let's talk about girls names and the top ten list sofia actually has taken over the number one spot from isabella. >> it has. that was also a little bit of a surprise. but you can hear in those names kind of feminine sounds. sofia, olivia, isabella. >> a lot of "a"s. >> madison. >> parents are really drawn today to feminine names, pretty names, names that really sound like girls' names. we have the unisex trend 10 or 20 years ago. that's gone for girls. parents want a name that feels feminine. >> that defines them as a girl. what are the trends you're noticing, pop culture trends, influences you have seen in 2010? >> parents hate to admit they're influenced by what they're watching on tv but they are. we can see it in the names. this

. >> host: here's noah feldman's latest work from 2010, scorpions, and battles and triumphs of fdr's great supreme court justices. now, if i do newspapers and other interest groups have put out their best of 2010 most. we'll start with overture's weekly. publishers weekly put out their best book of 2010. they included patty smyth won the national book award. they also included freedom coming about by johnson crimson galore hillenbrand, unbroken. what was the reaction to laura hillenbrand's latest book? she wrote the book about seabiscuit two, didn't she? >> guest: she did. look, unbroken is the next book on my list to read. i had the galley for a file and maintained to read it because we are all waiting for the next laura hillenbrand. i loved seabiscuit. and in fact, the story of unbroken is about a guy who was running in the olympics in the late 30s in east berlin. you should stay rabble-rouser, a troublemaker. he ran up and grabbed the german flag out of the vice chance to read. and then he was preparing olympics and he went into the army and became a bombardier. at one point he wa