they put it into the rhine budget -- into the rhine and planned. they put it into the rhine and plan. 70% of the american people agree with us on that. that is why we cannot get together. household incomes seem to be expanding. a 65% income increase in household income. we want everybody to move together in an equitable way. i use the word edible and not equal. i use have a couple -- - the word equitable and not equal. >> there will be a special election coming up on january 31. it could end up falling into republican hands. how much of a must win is this seat for democrats? >> i do believe we will hold that seat. the young lady that is our candidate out there has a tremendous record. i think she is broadly in the center on political issues. we have the republican opponent who has been revealed to have some pretty radical things in his record. i think we are going to be ok. you always want to win every election. you want to say everyone is the most important. in oregon, i do believe democrats are placed -- poised to do well in november. i expect th

the enemy believed patton would pause at the rhine. he went right across. now, along a wide front, his divisions fought toward the final goal. always he took time out to give credit where it really belonged. to the men. to private harold a. garmon, the medal of honor. exulting sacrifice, patton never dwelt long on the horrors of war. but as his 3rd army overran concentration camps in germany, he saw horror of a new kind. victories piled up as the 3rd turned southwest to link up with soviet forces in the danube valley. it was over. for a moment, patton relaxed his carefully maintained role of colorful leader to be himself. on his return, americans showed their gratitude. in general pershing's words, it didn't hurt america to have a general so bold that he was dangerous. los angeles went all out in its reception. with him was general doolittle, whose force in europe did so much to ensure final victory. >> although no unit, no individual won the war, we're fortunate in having one here with us tonight with us who had a large part in winning the war. i'm pleased

example if the west set red lines and then didn't inforce them according to military station of the rhine land and eventually they set a red line they had to defend with poland from a much weaker position than they would have been even a year and a half earlier so when there's a regime you're trying to contain you must not do certain things or does them you take action otherwise you let them do whatever they like and obviously that this is a recipe for getting stomped so yeah i will say i prefer to avoid war but there are things worse than war ok i mean made our what countries around planning to invade if we use the hitler example. there is no comparing iran with hitler it's this honest to the loss of millions of jews who is not is a hollow i can understand your sort of those who are your lawyer this is you have to learn to organise one of the protests clearly again i figured i would have to be quiet so he can least do. this use of comparison he has been they have been used in israeli government by bibi netanyahu and the individuals like your guest this is wrong this is discrediting all t

history kind of backs up, there's a picture of general patton doing basically the same thing in the rhine. and although there's not a picture, churchill did the same thing on the siegfried line. i'll tell you what's been -- >> that was -- you know, i have to tell you that -- >> -- really disturbing to me. >> go ahead. finish that thought. >> but what i'm saying what is really disturbing to me is just kind of the over-the-top rhetoric from this administration and their disdain for the military, it appears. whether it's the secretary of state or whether it's the secretary of defense. these kids made a mistake. there's not any doubt it. should not have done it. it's bad. but to call it a criminal act i think is over the top. >> well, here's the problem, i think, all the things that you mentioned as part of history was before youtube, it was before the taliban, it was before this feeling that the u.s. somehow does not respect, you know, religions. this is something that's not just a picture. it's not just a message to americans. it's a message that could hurt us in the larger world. so i'm no

history kind of backs up there is a picture of general patton doing basically the same thing in the rhineer, there is not a picture chur hill did the same thing on the siegfried line. >> i had no idea rick perry was an expert on military urination. patton and churchill didn't aim their streams at dead bodies. if the kids are old enough to fight in the marine corps, they're old enough to follow the laws of war and for rick perry to give them a pass is irresponsible psycho talk. >>> i think we in this audience rking on nice this election is a choice of two very different paths. >> another victim of mitt romney's path is coming forward. we'll go back to south carolina, next. >>> public school teachers are working for free in pennsylvania? thanks to failed republican policy, that story ahead. >>> a million. >> scott walker is in for a rude awakening, when signatures are due. the democrats have a preview and may have a few surprises. premie. you know organization is key... and so is having a trusted assistant. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the a

if he has to count on the rhine in plan, which i think is a potential weakness for republicans to begin with and they've done a terrible job of selling it. you can even argue paul ryan has backed off the plan i think that is entirely fair. you need to barnstorm and african-american community cannot with the african-american vote fall down 313% to ten or 11%. if you knock that 3% of the barack obama's total against john mccain, then against mitt romney the increase in the republican support among the white is just going to overwhelm it so it is not even an issue that you need to push, you just need to be very and reinvigorate the sense of excitement of the historic nature of re-elect in the first african-american president to help drive that because remember a lot of the voters that came into the coalition from the african-american community in 2008 when these were voters who haven't to the they voted before who were not driven by a particular issue but by the historic nature of the candidacy even though there's almost certainly wide scale the agreement on the issues among these voters a

if he has to count on the rhine in plan, which i think is a potential weakness for republicans to beginand they've done a terrible job of selling it. you can even argue paul ryan has backed off the plan i think that is entirely fair. you need to barnstorm and african-american community cannot with the african-american vote fall down 313% to ten or 11%. if you knock that 3% of the barack obama's total against john mccain, then against mitt romney the increase in the republican support among the white is just going to overwhelm it so it is not even an issue that you need to push, you just need to be very and reinvigorate the sense of excitement of the historic nature of re-elect in the first african-american president to help drive that because remember a lot of the voters that came into the coalition from the african-american community in 2008 when these were voters who haven't to the they voted before who were not driven by a particular issue but by the historic nature of the candidacy even though there's almost certainly wide scale the agreement on the issues among these voters and i t

the chilly side. increasing clouds with a rhine chance on tuesday. the investment will reportedly support nearly 300 jobs, help restore the environment, reduce energy use, and improve services to visitors. the improvement will prepare state parks to serve as outdoor plans for the state's new environmental literacy department. >> the republican candidates are on the attack this morning as primaries in south carolina and florida are just around the corner. the latest polls in south carolina show the top spot is up for grabs with mit romney and gingrich neck and neck and santorum and paul battling it out. our "commitment 2012 report." >> candidates are firing all over the south. >> i passed my test. >> romney claims his company created thousands of jobs. >> he is clearly misstating the fact. "the washington post" gave him three pinocchios for his claims. >> this is a pr business mit romney helped start, and this one. >> romney is fighting back. in a new tv ad he paints himself as a conservative business firm. his attacks are also directed at president ob

starting the year with the rhine budget which broke the guarantee for medicare. it did not create jobs. did not reduce the deficit. as i mentioned earlier, one piece of the president's american jobs act was passed, the peace the related to veterans. we'll veterans more than that. returning vets coming back. week of them a future worthy of their sacrifice. that means that a healthier economy where they can come home, succeed, good jobs, have ownership, own businesses. that's what the president's small business initiative is selling important. that's why it's so important to keep jobs here in america. that is really cannot be exported overseas. so if we just use what we owe our veterans, again, an economy that allows them to succeed when they come home. yes, it's important to have a discreet bill that encourages hiring, but we need a stronger healthier economy so that they and they're families, for them and they're families will succeed. so what that the wish you a happy new year. we are here, going back to work. we will be in session for as long as it takes, but w

. >>> sharks and canucks, sharks on the road, straight to third period, game tied 2-2. rhine kesler scores, canucks up 3-. less than 40 seconds later dan boyle says wait a minute, we're not going anywhere. scores the equalizer, we're all tied up. but the game wouldn't be tied for very long. less than a minute later, is cody hodson, scoring the eventual game-winner, canucks win 4-3. and we end with some sad news regarding former penn state head coach joe paterno. the "associated press" is reporting the 85-year-old is battling lung cancer, in serious condition after experiencing health complications. our thoughts and prayers go out to his family. >> thanks a lot, henry. >>> we'll be right back with two of the nation's best places to relax. right in our own back yard. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. (man) that you have all t

in a performance of the taming of the shrew in college, she was spotted by the casting director for an abc soap opera rhine'simpression. >> reporter: rhine's hope. like that you were on television on network television. >> yeah. it happened pretty quickly. before i had a chance to even give it a whole lot of thought. >> reporter: other roles seemed to come just as easily. she was in the vietnam era drama china beach playing k.c., a business woman and prostitute, a role for which she won an emmy. >> you're the girl that never wanted to share a gym locker with trash like me. >> reporter: another smart, sexy character. is that what you demanded to play? is that what you always wanted to play, a smart, sexy character? >> why not? well, i certainly played my share of women that didn't have the glam factor or whatever. >> reporter: one of those women was a young mother dying of cancer opposite julia roberts in earn brockovich. >> do you think if you have no uterus and no breasts, you're still technically a woman? >> sure you are. >> reporter: at the time her own mother had just completed treatment for breast cance

the youtube today. everybody will say, that's right. rhine stone cowboy. >> i used to lip sink that. of course. >> a.j., thanks so much. i sure can't wait to see his performance. appreciate it. >> yeah. >>> all right. actor brad pitt is opening up about his past battle with depression and his relationship with angelina jolie. a.j. will be back with us next hour with that story and other showbiz headlines. >>> coming up after the break, herman cain right here in studio 7. he's not seeking the presidency anymore, so what is he looking for? i've got so much to ask him. >>> the list is out for the most literate city. did anybody knock d.c. off its thrown? we'll tell you. we're going to go cross-country after the break. ♪ what's he looking for? i think he's looking for savings. ♪ i can't watch this anymore. stop! there's an easier way! we compare your progressive direct rate to other top companies so you get a great price. no more running around. ha ha ha! wouldn't you love to see the world through his eyes? i bet i look like the strongest man in the world. the best place to find a great