he's a luke guy. reverend stowe, who we've met before and we'll meet in the next class, he's a mark guy - he's into, "hey, this world stinks. the apocalypse is coming; get yourself saved so the next life, you'll be in heaven." and i'm being a little crass here, but john's very gnostic; matthew was obviously to a jewish audience. and so even as we get the sacred text, which doesn't always have to happen because we talked to thomas drift, our native american, and he comes from traditions that were perfectly happy to find their world-view defined in a mythic and ritual dimension and didn't feel the need to concretize in the doctrinal dimension. but you know, there we have it- it's a wonderful look at how sacred texts also work in the doctrinal dimension as forms of interpretation. as you well know, different translations of the bible have different tones and can raise up different issues, and we go round and round on that also, so interesting point. let me shift gears here because we have some rather lon

that's what luke was talking about, the above 250,000.a number that hasn't been said here, the top 2% of households. these guys agree on 98%. they all agree that the tax cuts should be extended for the broad middle class but we're just fighting over the top 2%. that's $1 trillion of revenue in deficit savings over ten years. it's real money. my view is that if it takes going over the fiscal cliff to ply the leverage that the white house and senate democrats have on that i think that that's where the deal comes. i do believe that the sequester, the automatic spending cuts, will be pushed forward, punted but on this tax issue i don't think the white house is going to move on that. i don't think they should. >> to be very clear, i mean in terms of how this works out electorally, what we'd be saying is those members who were willing to do whatever we see happen, were doing it to save tax cuts for the very richest americans. so as long as the debate is framed that way, that this is all about preserving tax cuts for the very richest americans a

thanks luke. the break the supreme court hears arguments in the case that could significantly alter the landscape in higher education, affirmative action. here is a live look at the court where reverend al sharpton and the national action network are holding a rally. the possible ramifications of the case next on "now." two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. and every day since, we've worked hard to keep it. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help people and businesses who were affected, and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open for everyone to enjoy -- and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. we've shared what we've learned with governments and across the industry so we can all produce energy more safely. i want you to know, there's another commitment bp takes just as seriously: our commitment to america. bp supports nearly two-hundred-fifty thousand jobs in communities across the country. we hired three thousan

thank you to luke russert and his boat shoes. no socks. no socks. >> what happens when there's no women on the panel it becomes a wrestling match. >> that's true. >> your producer, no socks. >> alex started that. >> coming up, emotions were crude during an exchange over oil on tuesday night but while president obama and governor romney engaged in hand to hand over energy, little mention is being made of climate change. chris hayes joins us to discuss on set just ahead. i have a cold... i took dayquil, but i still have a runny nose. [ male announcer ] dayquil doesn't treat that. huh? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus rushes relief to all your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ sighs ] thank you! [ male announcer ] you're welcome. that's the cold truth! [ male announcer ] it's time for medicare open enrollment. are you ready? time to compare plans and see what's new. you don't have to make changes, but it's good to look. maybe you can find better coverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits yo

the beauty of being end pent. >> joining us from capitol hill, my celebrity doppelganger the sage luke. some interesting high jinx last night there on the part of both scott brown and elizabeth warren. the fact that he did not want to be associated very clearly did not want to be associated with mitt romney was interesting and definitely trying to put sun light between him and the obstructionist congress he is a part of. what did you make of it? >> absolutely. that's one of his keys to victory to try to get that crossover vote, folks who will vote for barack obama for president but do not want to send an all democratic ticket to washington. but when he's saying well, he said to mitch mcconnell he wasn't satisfied with the direction in which congress was going and would he vote for him, mitch mcconnell is the only republican on the ballot for senate majority leader so if you don't vote for him you're going to be excommunicated. he has to go with mitch mcconnell. i found that fascinating. the supreme court justice answer, scalia known to be a favorite amongst republicans, prime probably

luke and kathy, thanks for joining us.ant to bring it back to the table and talk about the moderator last night. he's getting a lot of attention. this guy -- let's put this in perspective quickly. 78 years old and he's basically a part-timer at pbs. it was a curious choice of all the journalists that jim lehrer is who they called on for this. the one criticism that i see that resonates the most with me. we have three presidential debates and this was the domestic policy debaltdebate. this was a narrow set of policy questions last night. there were no questions about immigration last night or gay marriage last night. >> women's issues. >> these are major issues in the campaign and there's a movement to diversify the moderator pool a little bit. >> jim lehrer is a historic choice for them, but they treated him as a replacement ref. he should be out of the pool. >> i didn't think he was great. you can't blame the moderator. they had the same. >> he was terrible at his job. >> ultimately this wasn't about jim lehrer but presid

luke, that's the point here.dential election, you know, when your dad saw florida, remember, a lot of people didn't see florida as the pivot point in 2000. until october and until your dad pointed it out. in 2004 everybody was trying to relitigate florida and it turned out ohio was the pivot point. in 2008, there was a lot of focus on florida and ohio. and virginia turned out to be the state that matched -- could be we are all focused on last -- the last three campaigns. could we be missing what is staring news the face here and it is long nights -- >> you get the credit for that. colorado, colorado, colorado. chuc chuck, michael bennett in 2010, when he won in a republican year, won women 56-40. independents 62-41. i don't expect you will see those numbers again. >> you won't but this is -- colorado for the president to wins the not just hispanics. has to win on the -- has to win women by a bigger margin or -- than he did four years ago or by the same margin he did four years ago. it is how michael bennett won.

he was just a good guy. >> the death of our brother luke recalls our human condition and the brevity of our lives on earth. >> even though they were on opposite sides of the law, they still had a decades old relationship. >> i knew luke for 30 years, and i loved him. he was a good guy. >> any time he would open his mouth and tell a story, i made sure i had time to listen to him. >> we spent many, many hours playing pinochle, watching baseball games, and i would come in from work and be tired and i'd feel like making something to eat and here would come luke and he he'd say, you got some bread? he'd have some gravy made. he could make some gravy. >> he would sit and talk with me hours on hours. >> he always tried to keep me out of trouble, you know, keep it on the straight and narrow. >> he meant an awful lot to me. >> lucas, i'm going to miss you. >> on the other end of the spectrum, our stay at indiana state also included a wedding. >> this is my girlfriend, jodie. >> when we met inmate ronnie ty, serving 11 years for robbery, he was looking forward to making a lifetime commitment t

let's start with luke russert. now that his baseball team is waiting until next year, we'll concentrate on this election. >> cheap shot. >> my baseball team is on break, too. we're in the same boat. back in d.c., what are the so-called insiders telling you about what's going on with this race? >> it's interesting, toure. obviously, very close in the battleground states. the importance of this debate tonight, republicans that i've spoken to today have said the following. mitt romney has to try to expose barack obama on the issue of libya. he has to try and raise questions about barack obama's policies in the middle east, and try to implement in voters' minds perhaps this guy who takes all this creditor killing osama bin laden, though it was honorable and great in american history. what has he done there? he mismanaged it. barack obama is going to say i'm the only person up here to be commander in chief. i've dealt with it for four years. not only did i kill osama bin laden but understand the real risks. my opponents

when luke donald played him, he played well.at woods played poorly, the way the guys he was playing against, he couldn't match their level. does tiger woods take a blame? yeah. he doesn't play the way he normally plays at these events. his opponents definitely raised their game when they face tiger woods. >> mike, very, very briefly. can the u.s. break europe's winning streak, very briefly? >> i think there were a lot of positives from the u.s. they have a lot of young players who have that same atmosphere that the europeans do, that feed off each other. keegan bradley was a guy that came off with a lot of energy. zach johnson played well. this younger people that doesn't have the scar tissue having lost 15 years, the u.s. does feel good about the future. yes, we wish we can do this every year. hu have to wait until 24 to see fts going to happen. >> there is -- to see if it's going to happen. >> there's the challenge. mike walker, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> now to an iconic moment in the civil rights history. 50

so, luke, explain who gets in there.asically it's a who's who of the new york/washington/southern corridor. >> it's a who's who of southern politics and a who's who in terms of big money catholic donors and folks who are very much involved in catholic charities. it's been going on since 1946. obviously the first catholic to be nominated, a major run for president in 1928 and this thing has grown every single year. in terms of it becoming this tv event that people turn into, that started in 2000 with george w. bush and al gore that in 2008 with john mccain and barack obama we saw it and last night both of them, they had a few good jokes. i thought romney was more aggressive than obama. it was also a home game for romney. they were big wall street guys. ironically they were very much for obama four years ago and i said why the switch? they said he doesn't understand the economy. so that was a -- led to more raucous cheers for romney. >> some of the stand-up before, al smith iv, does he do blue? >> he's a funny guy, huh? he

>> hey, good morning, luke. yes, we're getting what we expected.-by by from hurricane sandy today. winds in the squalls are gusting 45 to 50 miles an hour. right now out of a squall but the steady wind blowing the sand off the top of the beach so getting wind erosion. towards the water and watch how i kind of disappear from the camera shot because i'm walking down a big slope here. we've lost about four or five feet of beach so a lot of beach erosion. these winds will turn northwest, blow offshore and cut down on the beach issues going into tonight and tomorrow. if you're coming to florida this weekend you'll have sunshine, still windy, though, tomorrow and breezy on sunday. then we turn our attention to the northeast. both models, european and american model bring a megastorm into the northeast. now where it makes landfill determines the impacts on the coast because north of landfill you have much more worse situation with erosion and surge and a whole kind of a whole litany of coastal issues. inland this will be a giant windstorm for the entire n

well you mention this stealing the luke is a now back to the story it's time to mug a hoody cameron is introducing fines for prison bosses who fail to stop criminals re offending after release and a new paid by results system so let's put that into context of the financial services authority previously film now financial conduct authority that just changes its name any time it gets found out and complicity in fraud so the quote reads it marks another black day for the banking industry particularly barclays over the past eighteen months barclays has been exposed for ripping off the elderly avoiding five hundred million pounds in tax mis selling payment protection insurance to the tune of one point five billion pounds manipulating crucial interest rates and now misselling loans to small firms so where are the fines for the people who allow barclays to do all of this stuff we just that's just a list within eighteen months max yeah well according to cameron he's going to pay out a bonus or a bounty to people who stop or turn in or help to rejuvenate the mind of the criminal therefore some

two of the best, nbc's dough minico and luke russert join me to talk. dom, i want to talk quickly, we heard from brian talking about 800 mile wide storm, widespread power outages. we are 11 days from the election, if this economies ashore it will be 8 or 7 days from the election, we are not meteorologists here but everything has an impact. where do we go as it relates to this storm is. >> we know living in this area the kind of power outages and issues we've dealt with here just locally and if you wind up having something like that that's that close to the election, i think some of the fears is are they able to get people to the polls if it lasts, if the power outages take place and can you get the polls open, up and running. there could be complications for that. >> and people have their power out and there's damage, does voting become a secondary concern, livelihood ver does -- >> you do. the other thing i would say, one thing is, the president in a natural disaster potential situation has to be the president, the last week of the campaign, it's a har

they can't figure out who he is, this one looks luke it's inside a closet. he went to the other bedroom, set up the other camera, and if you notice closely, it looks like he is cleaning up. >> they believe he is in his 30s, bald, and on the heavy set side. >> who knows how long they were up. >> according to reports, he found them in june, and he would come back to move them between the bedrooms and in the bathroom. >> this is creepy that the guy was coming in and out doing this. >> think of all of the things you do in your bathroom, and he came in to move them around because he saw what the people were doing and he wanted a better angle. >> i would say give me my security deposit back, i'm out. >> he faces several charges of breaking and entering. >> this is your worst nightmare. >> we're counting our way down to a really great number one video. first, number nine, and this is how you stop a fight. >> there's quite the unexpected turn of events in this video. starts with a fight on a light rate in arizona. looks like a two on one or deal. and like any fight,

luke donald the first first player out. closes out bubba watson and europe is down 10-7.ll square with sampson. look at this shot. he wins the match. goes 4 and 0 in this year's ryder cup. 10-8usa. rose makes back to back birdies to beat phil mickelson. this one on 17. phil was even impressed. veteran jim furyk needed this one to keep the hope alive. it slides alive. from the same spot for the win, and he got it. europe wins 8.5 of the singles matches. an amazing come back. europe maintains the ryder cup with a 14.5 to a 13.5 victory with an incredible day. >> i love the team atmosphere. it is something very, very special to be a part of. you go a lot closer 20* 11, 12, 13 other people, and it is a special moment that you get out of ryder cup. >> tough to stomach. the 49ers in their 10-day, two-game road trip with a shutout victory over the jets. and it was a total team effort. alex drove him down and collins took him in. his first td as a pro. 50 yards rushing and 7-0 niners. mark sanchez and a rough day. 103 yards and late second quarter and he forces the fumble and nin

this story from the fourth chapter of luke's gospel is instructive regarding the role of the hometownn much from jesus's experience of calling people to embrace the mission of bringing good news to the poor and liberating the oppressed. as jesus began his ministry of teaching and preaching in galley he got rave reviews. he was filled with the holy spirit and praised by everyone, his preaching was over the top. he hit it out of the park. in his home town of nazareth, proud eyes in the synagogue loved the -- expected on cheeses and he read from a profit rise and he came home to share his personal mission statement with his hometown congregation and declared the spirit of the lord is upon me because he has anointed me to bring good news to the poor. this was jesus's inaugural address. auld spoke well of him and amazed at his gracious words and delighted and proud expression. isn't that joseph's son? joseph and mary's kid? it is good to have him back home. he read so well and says things we like to hear we know he has done all right by himself. he caused quite a stir with his work. we kno

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mark hamill, known as luke skywalker. i'll do that all week long.itt romney flip flops on abortion, and another record-breaking flip flop. >> that would become part of my agenda. hopefully reverse roe v. wade and law regarding abortion. >> cenk: okay, also the world's biggest hypocrite on abortion, shockingly it's the tea party guy. and then paul ryan, in an interview it gets con contentious. >> those are your words, not mine. >> thank you very much, sir. >> that was kind of strange. >> cenk: i'm also going to tell you the secret strategy that the republicans have before debates. it's called preemptive strike. i'll tell you exactly how to it works. and then this guy that i'm about to show you suchen answer believable jerk. he said he's going fire his employees if obama is reelected. >> i'm the owner of the largest time share company in the world. >> cenk: it only gets worse from there. elbow of the day later. and then of course, did i mention that we have mark hamill? go time. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> i'm in favor of pro-life policy. >> i will preserve and

luke donald the first first player out. closes out bubba watson and europe is down 10-7.ll square with sampson. look at this shot. he wins the match. goes 4 and 0 in this year's ryder cup. 10-8usa. rose makes back to back birdies to beat phil mickelson. this one on 17. phil was even impressed. veteran jim furyk needed this one to keep the hope alive. it slides alive. from the same spot for the win, and he got it. europe wins 8.5 of the singles matches. an amazing come back. europe maintains the ryder cup with a 14.5 to a 13.5 victory with an incredible day. >> i love the team atmosphere. it is something very, very special to be a part of. you go a lot closer 20* 11, 12, 13 other people, and it is a special moment that you get out of ryder cup. >> tough to stomach. the 49ers in their 10-day, two-game road trip with a shutout victory over the jets. and it was a total team effort. alex drove him down and collins took him in. his first td as a pro. 50 yards rushing and 7-0 niners. mark sanchez and a rough day. 103 yards and late second quarter and he forces the fumble and nin

mark hamming luke skywalker will be in, and then the press in new york goes way too far. >> our job. >> a punch in the face. how is he going to punch me in the face. he said, yeah. >> cenk: and we've got a binder full of elbows for mitt romney. you know what time it is. it's go time. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> romney: i had a question. >> the two candidates go after each other aggressively. >> this is like a boxy match. >> romney: the question was how much did you cut them by. >> they're literally in each other's faces. >> i have an answer. >> tiptiptoed to rudeness. >> an amore assertive president obama. >> obama clearly had a good night. >> it was an act of terror. >> he did call it an act of terror. >> on the question of libya both the president and romney were wrong. >> i'm still trying to get the hang of this thing debating. >> time for him to put together a vision of what he did in the final four years. >> i'll keep improving as time goes on. i have one left. >> we have this show. >> cenk: i hear you on that. although you didn't love what you heard last night. the script began as i

looks like "the longest cool hand luke." >> they look like prison uniforms. there are probably a million to describe those. they are creative, we will say that. creative is a good word. tonight, the second game of the worldf seven in the between the tigers- giants. i say that the still firedbay is pablo sandoval's performance last night. the big fellow muscle them out. the first was a frozen rope. made the second pitch a verlander watched and "wow." the players were all talking it.t remember, it is just a game 1. golf, tiger woods back on the golf course. after he made the turn, everything started to drop. he had five birdies on the last nine holes. climbed the leader board, 66 route 1, just three shots off the pace. nba commissioner david stern, sitting commissioner in professional sports, has retirementis effective february 1, 2014. news from the university of maryland, quarterback kevin burns is out the rest of the year. anncr: which dyou believe? what mitt romney's tv ads say about women? or what mitt romney himself says? mitt romney: do i believe the sup

. >> luke courier says there's a lot to see. >> fingerprinting over there, there's dna testing, there's file room. >> the ballistics recovery tank is popular. no demonstrations today but they can see what the scientists do. this is a serious lab doing serious work. they handle almost 20,000 pieces of evidence a year. the director says the tv shows have changed the business. >> years ago when i testified, the juror would fall asleep, now they'll be asleep and they wake up because they think the show is about to begin. >> unlike the tv shows that wrap things up in 55 minutes, scientists here say it takes weeks and sometimes months. >> the lab is open from 10:00 to 6:00 tomorrow. >> the giants are in the driver's seat at the world series. what they said after the game, coming up. h> welcome back, game one was all about the giant's bats but tonight, it was all about pitching. it was a beautiful night at at&t for the world series. we had eight strike outs and the game was scoreless until the seventh. that's when brandon

with me is capitol hill correspondent lu correspondent luke russert.hat is interesting is you have a different part of the political world trying to make a statement. >> correct. >> and ohio and pennsylvania, it's always labor's last stand. at least that's the way they talk about it. >> well, you also have in ohio and pennsylvania and those two specific districts, look at ohio. that's a fellow businessman from that state. in pennsylvania you have rothfus backed by eric cantor. people will say, why are they so important? if democrats take back the house, they need sweep races like this to get to the 25. really, the 35. look who the chief backers are. folks with ties to cantor and boehner. you remember who your friends are. >> you do. and, look, we'll get to the overall picture here in a minute. we have to go to mcintyre. he's done everything to run away from the president. but he won't say who is he voting for. >> he's voted against the health care bill. remember six years ago, guys who put him over the top, he's been very effective saying that all poli

this year's event featured an array of colorful balloons and one dedicated to luke skywalker's dad. good old darth vader. >>> finally, 50 husbands and wives braved hazardous conditions at the 2012 north american wife carrying championships. couples raced through an obstacle course and the winning team from finland has won the world championship the past four years in a row. okay. >>> and now for a look at your weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. what's the secret? >> my wife's been carrying me for like a decade now. >> and what does she get for that? what is the prize? >> i'm not sure. i'm just glad that she keeps coming back. well, good morning, everyone. as far as the forecast went this weekend, it all got our attention. i saw some people with hats and gloves on this weekend. the cold front swept all the way down to the gulf coast and finally the south got a little bit of that relief. highs were only in the 50s. we only hit 51 in chicago yesterday. 54 in new york. florida was one of the only hot spots on the map. even there cooling things off during the day today. how c

. >> nbc's luke russert among the 1,600 people in attendance. did you have a good time?'s a great dinner. we have a partisan divide in the country right now but to have them out here and say jokes, it is heartwarming. i thought they were genuine when they praised each other's families and spouses. >> talked about good husband and good father but not about a good politician or competitor necessarily. how did they seem with each other? what didn't we see on camera? >> i watched the entire night and body language is very telling. there's no love loss there. there's animosity. sometimes they would have to talk by each other and no acknowledgement. separated by the cardinal which is a good person to separate you. not a lot of warmth between ann romney and president obama. sometimes you see politicians saying i don't like you but i like your wife. not in this case. this race is personal. you can see it in moments they weren't poking fun at each other. >> there are times for me during the debate earlier this week where i felt uncomfortable. i thought it got tough. that's a feel

but let me play, michael, bay buchanan on with luke russert this morning and he posed the comment about the latino voters in this country and governor romney and the republican party. let me play it. >> why do latinos distrust governor romney so much? >> well, you know, it goes back. the lady no population is generally speaking part of the democratic base. and so, what we're trying to do obviously is reach out to all americans. >> george w. bush won 40% latino vote in 2004. so they're not completely loyal to one side. it shows there's room for growth. how come governor romney can't do that? >> we're doing everything we can but i think our message is clearly resonating with americans. >> michael, what is your take on that? bay buchanan with the romney campaign, obviously, trying to paint the picture that latinos' vote lock step with the democratic party but that was not the case as luke pointed out just in the recent future with bush. >> well, two things come to mind. the dream act at the top of the list and so too the whole arizona issue which i think has furthered a narrative of the de

this year's event featured an array of colorful balloons and one dedicated to this guy, luke skywalker's dad. what's his name? darth vader. >>> finally, 50 husbands and wives braved hazardous conditions at the 2012 north american wife carrying championships. calls raced through an obstacle course and the winning team from finland has won the world championship the past four years. now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather forecast. the whole thing is not fair. i was reading online and they don't even need to be married. they just have to be man and woman, period. >> wow. what's going to happen next? >> you and i could go. we could compete. we're like office spouses. >> good morning everyone. hope you had a wonderful weekend. warm temperatures. much of the nation experienced the first blast of the fall season. call it an arctic blast if you want, all the way down from canada. the cold air plunged down to the gulf coast. the jet stream doing a big huge dip, going all the way down through texas. on the back side of it, we ha

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