john daniel. i heard comments about people that may be disabled and do not look disabled. i am in that category. i am on medicare, social security, for disability because i got aids about 20 years ago, full-blown aids. i asked my upstairs neighbor, a nurse, what i should do, and one, it was travel. i had 17 t-cells left, so it was time to go to europe were used to live as a kid. she also suggested bicycling. right now, welcome in 1999, i got hit by a car in a the bike lanes when they went in on valencia's street. they gave me the illusion of being said, but a car hit me in the bike lane at the corner of valencia and cesar chavez. that to teach me to walk again. i have structural problems with my feet. i ended up in the hospital three months ago with a blood infection caused by an open sore on my toe because of this church or problems in my feet. i have already had won a reputation to my right foot and am looking forward to another one on the left. they're checking it every month with x-rays to see of it needs to be cut off because of the bone infection. these are important

daniel in a way -- daniel inouye and john dingell have not only preserved freedom, but they have preserved it for us with courage and grace. this award represents a mere fraction of our gratitude to them. gentleman, congratulations. it an honor to be here with you, and frankly, it is an honor to serve with you as well. .edu. -- thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i had to take a letter back so it could be secured properly. again, i want to thank all of you for joining us tonight. the united states capitol historical society was created in 1962 by iowa congressman fred schwengell and chartered subsequently by congress in 1978. prior to running for congress, truman told him, young man, you have got to know your history if you want to be a good citizen. that is the founding lot for the united states capitol historical -- historical society. fred took that to heart. he worked with senator sam rayburn, senator hubert humphrey, congressman -- congresswoman church and many others to create the capitol historical society. his theory was that it would be the teacher to the nation. fred

danielle was there. christina, me, john, jimmy were there. >> at 11:00 p.m. mood suddenly changed when travis reached for a camera. what you're about to see is from the unedited tape shot that night picked over for clues ever sense it reveals a terrifying ordeal. but is it all that it seems? among the many twists and half truths in this case lies one central mystery, was danielle taylor a willing participant? >> say hello. >> hi. >> okay. i have a question for you, you just said hi. >> ah-ha. >> if you had one thing to say, if this was your last day on earth, what would it be? [ inaudible ] >> i don't know. >> take a drink. do me one favor. say ready, set, go. >> no. >> all right i'll say it. ready, set -- jimmy. >> do you want me to go. >> how are you doing? i take it it's been better, huh? what do you think? you're better now than you'll be in half an hour that's for sure. you can move all you want. you can scream even if you like. if you like i'll help. somebody help. >> travis is really outspoken, not afraid to state his opinion at all. he's a man's man,

daniel inouye, john dingell have not simply honored freedom. they've preserved it for us with courage and with grace. so this award -- any award, really, represents a mere fraction of our gratitude to them. so, gentlemen, congratulations. it's an honor to be here with you. and, frankly, it's an honor to serve with you as well. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i have to take the letter back so it can be secured operly. again, i want to thank all of you r joining us tonight. the united states capitol historical society w cread in 1962 by iowa congressman fred schwangle and chartered by congress in 1978. its genesis was sparked when fred encountered harry truman when fred was a history teacher. prior to running for ngress. and truman told himyoung man, you have to know your history if you want to be a good citizen. that's the founding rock for the united states capitol historical society. fred took tha advice to heart when he entered the congress. he worked with then speaker of the house sam raburn, congresswoman church, among ma

johns hopkins. a tough when at the daniels -- 28-24. 10-0 for the first time in school history. morgan state losing to number all state, 27-14. penn state would return to the field for the first time since the scandal unearthed one week ago. it was the first time the nittany lions were without joe paterno on the sidelines since 1950. -- 1960. jay paterno still on staff. fans cheered for joe paterno regardless of why he no longer coach is the nittany lions. the cornhuskers raced to a 14-0 lead. penn state rallies a little bit. not enough. nebraska with the win. state high-school football playoffs finished up. in class 1-a, the poets remain the toast of the region. dumbar got the run game going early. only seven plays on the bench for southside. it was too much to overcome. passing prove problematic as well. terrance williams with the pick. a qb keeper into the endzone. dunbar the winner 50-6. dunbar the winner 50-6. i am playing with my friends. hey, mrs. d... joseph? sarah! it's mommy's turn now. let's go. [ male announcer ] the average home has over four internet-connected devi

daniel inouye, john dingell have not simply honored freedom. they've preserved it for us with courage and with grace. so this award -- any award, really represents a mere fraction of our gratitude to them. so gentlemen congratulations. it's an honor to be here with you. and, frankly it's an honor to serve with you as well. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i have to take the letter back so it can be secured properly. again, i want to thank all of you for joining us tonight. the united states capitol historical society was created in 1962 by iowa congressman fred schwangle and chartered by congress in 1978. its genesis was sparked when fred encountered harry truman when fred was a history teacher. prior to running for congress. and truman told him, young man, you have to know your history if you want to be a good citizen. that the founding rock for the united states capitol historical society. fred took that advice to heart when he entered the congress. he worked with then speaker of the use sam raburn congresswoman church, amon

daniel storck. 60% for storck. and for the springfield district, john wittman against elizabeth schultz. elizabeth schultz 59%. 67% of the precincts reporting. just over two-thirds there in the springfield district. and then we move on to kathy smith against sheila ratnam. that is 55% to 45%. and now we're going to talk about fairfax county school board at large. we're talking about lynne kendall against ryan mixt celveen. -- mcelveen. 18% to 17%. you can imagine how close that race is. again, this is fairfax county school board at large. 61% of precincts reporting. you can see other election results at the bottom of your screen throughout the newscast. >>> now to ohio where voters have turned aside a law that would have limited the ability of 350,000 unionized government workers to engage in collective bargaining. the effort to veto the bargaining loss at the ballot box had representatives facing off against republicans at the state house pushing to reduce the cost of government. that now allows bargaining on conditions but it outlaws public worker strikes and prevents promotions based

daniel nottingham, cbs news washington. >>> back here at home, lee has determined and john avalos says he still has the chance. >> it turns out after 11 innovation around it is appointed mayor and police to take the commanding lead. lead at 21% more votes over second-place contender john envelopes. >>> ed louis did not hide his excitement, nor could he ignore his place. >> the numbers are fairly accurate right now and i'm barely confident that we can use the word victory right now. it obviously sounds very good or i guess the first elected asian merit the city. >> we won after staying on top for 11 innovation grounds and ranked choice voting. initially the numbers are still preliminary. about 33 votes buy mail and provisional ballots still need to be counted. the complaint, academic second- place candidate john avalos believes it could change things significantly. >> is in the position where he has the strong weekend of the commonly do. >>> and, that's one of your things that you are going do. >> congratulatory letters are also coming in from the top of the borders. >> i called her and talked already and she is jumping up

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john murphy, enforcement and security at the mta. commander sandra tong of the airport bureau. commander james dudley of the airport operations bureau. commander daniel mahoney, chief of the operations staff. commander daniel lazard, chief of investigations. this is a time when we stop and offer special members of the police department. these are members who have distinguished themselves through their bravery and dangerous situations. it is important to note one of the criteria for the medal of honor this one failed to -- failure to take such action would lead to center. these are actions above and beyond call of duty. at this time, i would like to invite the chief of police, cheif gascon, to come up here and speak. >> thank you, everyone, for being here. this is a special moment in policing movie get to celebrate the incredible acts of bravery by the men and women in our department. before i say a few words about these incredible men and women sitting in the front, i want to thank their families. your support, day in and day out, or caring, companionship, your ability to talk to your loved ones as they are going through difficult times -- i was goin

danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >>> the campus cop who pepper sprayed uc-davis students had serious financial problems much like the rest of the 99%ers. lieutenant john pike another officer and the uc-davis police chief were all placed on leave following this in last week's confrontation. the bay citizen reports that pike emerged from bankruptcy last year and creditors see several things including his -- seized several things including his pickup truck and wedding ring. he and his wife got into financial trouble when his home loss value. >>> a security alert for lucky store shoppers. credit and debit card scanners were tampered. officials say customers should check their bank statements. the scanners in self-checkout lives have all been fixed. lucky has no reports of any money being stolen due to the tampering. >>> some of the other bay area headlines on this thanksgiving, a quarantine has been lifted at marin county's largest nursing home following the norovirus outbreak there. the country villa healthcare center in novato was closed to the public after 80 residents and staff members got sick. a highly contagious outbreak was discovered this month.

john fowler explains why the bay area is experiencing a birth quake of sorts. >> reporter: seven pound so 10 onces baby is one of the first babies with this birthdate. count hall we were with danielle kelly. >> this was my -- first baby and babies are a miracle. >> it's kind of special to me. >> reporter: you may expect the baby boom today. >> nine months ago was valentine's day >> yes. >> very special day. >> reporter: so from -- if you were born on the 11th you are a very idealistic sensitive person. three of the same numbers supposedly have mystical power. >> it's all one's. >> reporter: among tarot cards it's the hermit. >> trailblazer. >> reporter: the ace in blackjack, a winner. >> you don't want three in a row sometimes on certain games and others you do. >> reporter: like in craps. another winner. or on christopher's guest -- in --. >> 11, 11 -- there is one louder. >> reporter: for some its meaningful. >> i always look at the clock and there it is. >> reporter: at the hospital san jose, a baby was born at 1:11 this morning. >> coming up, new developments at the occupy camp include a just delivered eviction notice and more up heave el at city hall. >> even on a quiet holida

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john abell with wired.com, thanks very much. >> pleasure. >> brown: next, the coming election in the central american nation of nicaragua. daniel ortega still dominates the politics there, three decades after his confrontation with the united states. ray suarez reports from managua. >> suarez: it's election time in nicaragua. after almost 30 years of democracy, nicaraguans are still passionate about their politics. turnouts remain high, upwards of 90%. daniel ortega is president of nicaragua, again, and a familiar face from the final years of the cold war. he came to power as a leader of the far left sandinista revolution. he was ronald reagan's central american nemesis, fighting off a u.s.-backed army after taking power in 1979. but after losing a bid for re- election in 1990, it took ortega 16 years to win back the presidency in 2006. now, he's using all the tools of incumbency to keep the job, even engineering a change in the constitution to allow a run for a third term. that sparked violent backlash, put down by the president's security forces. opposition candidates, like fabio gadea, have rushed to characterize the constit

danielle nottingham, wjz eyewitness news. >> the candidates are fighting to win iowa. but that's not always a sure sign of who will get the nomination. four years ago, john mccain came in fifth place in iowa and later became the gop nominee. >>> time now for a quick look at the stories you'll find in the baltimore sun. nsa whistle-blowers suing the fbi to get their computers. >>> why a hanover-based trucking comusm is shut down by the government. >>> for these stories and more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun. and remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> getting kids to go to class. it is a challenge for any school. but one school has boosted its attendance record, thanks to volunteers. andrea fujii has the story. >> a pense pencil? take whatever color you'd like. z z. >> reporter: students are rewarded for perfect attendance. they received gold coins and got to pick out school supplies for free with the help of maryland verizon pioneers. >> givers us an opportunity to work with getting them help. >> the pioneers are an organization of more than half a million current and retired ones nation wide who volunteered

what john mccain did in 2008 and try to pick some sort of bizarre nominee to reinforce the shortcomings. early on she could pick mitch daniels, he could pick tim pawlenty, ron portman, somebody that sort of exudes and reinforces the top of the ticket the way that al gore reinforced bill clinton back in 1992 or is he forced to do business are things that are distracting but really kind of short weaknesses message to me that is the sort of bottom line as i see at but let me turn to my colleagues. who wants to go first? >> i can take a shot at that. let me echo what charlie said it's great to come to work with so many wonderful and interesting people and the job with a hat you can have a half-hour discussion of the kentucky six where indiana with 35 house seats. to tie in with what you said to the connection poll that i've been working on and publishing in the national journal daily, this has been agreed survey and ever so delighted in the technology has chosen to underwrite with us because they are like snowflakes the milk on impact and tell you what they had that day. i think what we try to do is get inside of the politics an

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john cazal. sterling hayden is one of my favorite actors ever. living, you know, i love the movies of the '70s, i'd love to work with justin hoffman, de niro. >> i'm a big daniel fan and also sean. >> i haven't worked with sean. i've worked with great actors. russell crow, tom hanks -- >> instantly, he's the best he's ever seen. >> he's amazing. >> surprising, but -- >> comedy, too. people don't really know it but he's a very funny guy. >> marlon brando. >> the freshman. >> that's right. >> tell me about that. >> he's a great actor. yeah. that was wonderful. he's probably -- i might pick him. >> this was in the "freshman," right? >> this was in the "freshman." >> his career, when he was getting fed lines through his ear, right? >> you seem to be getting fed lines. >> that's why i'm -- to do it effortlessly without anybody even realizing. >> he did have that, but he was also extremely present. a little bit like what you describe from eddie. the energy that came out of that man was amazing. >> i thought you said about it, the reason he had the ear piece was it just -- it made him more spontaneous in a funny way. he didn't like having to think about lines. if som

john allen. live coverage -- tom donalen. we will get an update from major and general daniel allen. coverage begins at 10:30 on c- span 3. >> to the u.s. postmaster said that a requirement has bankrupted the postal service and asks congress to make changes. a group " bipartisan senators proposed legislation that would create savings for the postal service. patrick donahue spoke at the press club for about an hour. >> good afternoon and welcome to the national press club. i'm a journalist with the associated press. it is good to have you here today. we are the leading professional organization for journalists, committed to our programming events such as this while working to foster a free press worldwide. for more information you can visit our web site, press.org. to donate, you can check the web site. on behalf of our members, i would like to welcome our speaker today as well as those attending today. our head table includes guests of the speaker and working journalists. if you hear applause, this is something i am reminding people throughout the political season, if you hear applau

daniel berger apparently doesn't represent your heart and soul. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> can the super committee come up with a plan? johnwith petro chemical company. the new sanctions come with iran needing to build a nuclear weapon. >>> three people are dead. 35 injured after a 52-vehicle collision on germany's autobon. the weather was foggy at the time of the crash, though it's not clear what caused the pileup. the highway was closed for more than 12 hours. >>> violent weather came hours before a climate change which says we should expect to see more extreme weather. anne thompson explains. >> reporter: if you think the weather is whacky now, just wait. intergovernmental panel confirms what many already suspect. our weather will only get more extreme as greenhouse gases continue to be pumped into the air by burning fossil fuels, such as oil and coal. >> the frequency of the hottest days will increase by a factor of four within the next 30 to 40 years. >> reporter: and by the end of the century, a once in 20 year hot day has a chance of happening once every two years. along with more frequent and longer heatwaves, we c