seat took advantage of three baltimore -- seattle took advantage of three baltimoreturnovers. final score 22-17 and head coach john harbaugh addressed the media knowing full well the blame game is about to begin. >> so, you know we understand we are going to be the target of a lot of criticism. we understand that. we understand it's going to be local and national, and we understand the fans are disappointed in the game. we are very disappointed in the game. we had an opportunity here to do something to separate ourselves a little bit in our division and we didn't take advantage of it. >> you can't hang your heads, guys, a huge afc matchup for the ravens at home sunday against cincinnati. kick off from the bank at 1:00. pumping that fist. the only touchdown scored by the bills and the ball went to a cowboys cheerleader. david nelson on my fantasy team scored in the sek quarter andran down the sideline and hand his girlfriend a cowboys cheerleader the ball. and for that he got a big hug. the cowboys did, however, go onto crush buffalo 44-7. >>> even if you watch your weight you

there's a lot of advantages to the designer. and i think we may see some of these buildings putting them in they they don't have to get the advantages. particularly the ones downtown. you try to put the sprinklers in and they get to take advantage of the code. >> the new code doesn't consider the post earthquake. we have an unfortunate loss of water pressure after an earthquake. the local jurisdiction are a little bit concerned about over reliance on sprinklers instead of fixed assets because of lost water. >> my main fire protection engineer, he's concerned and wants to implement if you have a tank in your building, you have the water supply, sprinkler system. they have to have some back up water already >> high rises need them. >> except, it's supposed to be 30 minutes for your most demands >> that's a lot of water. >> the minimum is 15,000 gallons. i think 25,000 was the last one i saw they were proposing. it's a pretty good size. >> all around san francisco we see cisterns as well for water supply. there's no one within sigh

get an advantage from the new maps but not enough of an advantage.rizona while this is happening. she's in new york this week promoting her book. this is the back cover of her book. yes, that's real. that's supposed to be jan brewer. while on the road trying to live up to that lovely caricature, governor brewer took time away from her book tour to unindependent the independent commission voters to arizona specifically created to take this out of the hands of politicians like her. democrats are calling the firing a witch hunt and disgrace. in 2000, when arizona was debating whether or not to pass prop 106 in the first place, deciding whether or not to take this district drawing power away from the legislature, the people who supported the measure were groups like the league of women voters and the arizona school board association. people against it were republican legislators. the voters and the independent good government groups won that fight to make this thing independent. they won the vote. they got that independent commission. now republicans hav

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. >> hundreds took advantage of a unique opportunity to get the flu shot. we will explain. the cleanup continues after a major earthquake rocks central oklahoma. coming up, the latest on the damage. plus another round of arrests in the occupy movement around the nation. how demonstrators responded to th >> covering the nation tonight, more after shocks after oklahoma's strongest earthquake. official say the state has experienced at least 10 aftershocks following the 5.6 magnitude quake that rocked central oklahoma last night. it left many residents in shock. >> and all of a sudden it just shook. it was unbearable the stuff that was falling. >> it knocked everything off the walls. >> officials say no major injuries were reported, but the quake caused minor damage to several buildings. more clashes between police and demonstrators in georgia. police on horseback near an atlanta park forcing them away. they chanted and rebelled against show of force. atlanta's mayor canceled demonstrations. protecting yourself ahead of the flu season. the unique opportunity hundreds took advan

>> the predators are attempting to take advantage of the programs that were created for the benefit of the middle class, the programs that, in fact, made the middle class in america, social security, medicare, the housing finance programs and to essentially divert part of the revenue stream from those programs to private benefit. >> so who would be the predators? >> well, in the case of the -- of the housing finance sector, one could talk about the banks that took advantage and mortgage originators that took advantage of the political desupervision of that sector over the last 15 years to write massive amounts of essentially fraudulent mortgages and peddle them to the world investment community. that was a very predatory act which contributed massively to the financial crisis. to the retirement programs the effort to privatize social security, one can talk about the way the drug benefit and medicare was initiated that benefited the pharmaceutical companies far more than it should have. this is the kind of thing that i'm referring to. >> so the subtitle of this book is "how conservative

my daughter was one of the ones that had the opportunity to take advantage of that. for someone who is as quiet as she is, it brought out incredible life in her. she has love that every single year that she has been able to go. for some many of our kids in school where art doesn't exist as much as we would love for it to, it has been wonderful for you to offer this to our schools. the professors that teach the kids during the summer are the same professors that teach the class during the regular year. these are not summer interns coming in, these are the same professors that are there during the regular year. they also have a showcase at the end of the year at this year we almost did not have one and we all must have a riot. the showcase is fabulous because -- and we almost had a riot. the showcase is fabulous. because they bring in from kids all over the country, the kids get to meet kids from all over the world. it is remarkable. my daughter be friendly kid from thailand. -- befreinded a kid from thailand. rebecca delgado is phen omenal. she has been a great liaiso

the opportunity so my point is let's be attentive to whatever our allies will and let's take it advantage of those opportunities. >> jeremy was a professor of the university of wisconsin and recently moved down here to the university of texas. >> i'm teaching a course on the last century what have we learned from the war and reconstruction and nation building activities and also a course on strategy and global policy. how to use religious to make an organization? today and next year i will be teaching the american history survey which i loved having freshman exposing them to this kind of material. estimates on an american history where do you start? >> i tend to break the course around the time of the civil war, but i would love to do your covering of both paths of american history. there's so many issues and all the issues are older again. we are dealing with the crisis of american foreign activity in the 18th century and they, are there today. >> also the author mike henry kissinger and the american century and the foreign relations since 1898. why in that book to start with 1898. it ma

he has a big advantage going in tonight. thank you very much.hanks to you clarence page and dan balz. we'll see what happens in the debate tonight. >>> meanwhile, president obama announced the latest executive order aimed at circumventing congress to achieve budget cuts. today's order is the swag initiative. it requires federal agencies to reduce wasteful spending by at least 20%. is that just a drop in the bucket of all the trillions in debt? he is the budget director of office of management and budget. thanks for being with us. some might say this is just trinkets and reducing wasteful spending has since the days of ronald reagan been in the eye of the beholder. >> well, andrea, good to be with you. i think what the president did today is important. he said we're taking action today through his executive order, where federal agencies will reduce by 20% what we spent in areas we think we can do less and get more out of it. because we spend 20 billion. even with the problems we face, $4 billion is a lot of money and means a lot to the american p

and i just wanted to ask if this school could take advantage of this, you know, technology that wasn't available, let's say, 10 or 15 years ago. >> sure. well, um, as for the percentage of students, there are a lot of students from china, from the dominican republic, you know, so many different countries are represented. those are, those are big populations. same with haiti. and regarding the technology, um, i think that the teachers and stuff are always looking for different tools, you know, to teach the students. and, you know, at this school in particular there's a documentary club. so the kids are involved in film making and, you know, with kids who are learning english, i think it's very important to take advantage of all the different tools that are out there, um, you know, art class, for instance. when you don't speak the language, um, what a great thing to begin with, you know, drawing and painting and expressing yourself without words first and then gradually becoming comfortable enough to begin using those words. technology, i would say, i would think at any school there's ju

if you can accept wagers via the internet or phone, there's a tremendous advantage to increase handletate-wide. >> if i'm the sports league don't i say, not only do i want it open, i want a piece of the pie. i want to game at my arena, stadium, could that happen? >> it could. in 1990, congress passed the previously and amateur sports protection act that banned sports betting in every state but four. those would need to be changed. it's an uphill battle. i think you will still see it, but the question is when? the next five years or 20 year down the road. that's the big question now. >> in other countries it is easier to gamble legally on sports whether cricket or english premier league or rugby. we have also seen corruption in those cases. are you concerned there would be more corruption in the states if we legalize it, more wide express. >> i think that opens up the door and if we regulate it and become the watchdogs and do everything to prevent that, i think it becomes a win-win for everyone moving forward. >> let's move forward. what's the future of sports gambling going to look li

what we should figure out is where do we have a competitive advantage?rgy both of which would already be competitive with coal if you had to pay the extraneous costs of coal, the health care costs and other things and which will be wind within two years, solar within five will be competitive in price with coal. they're both cheaper than nuclear right now. and i think what we need to do is to make sure that we meet the competition in terms of the tax incentives and other things to bring these manufacturing jobs here. if we do, we're going to do fine. we've got a great venture capital network. we have massive capacity in all these clean tech areas. think about it. we were bypassed in the last decade by germany in the production and deployment of solar cells. the sun shines on average in germany as much as it does in london. (laughter) but deutsche bank, not greenpeace, deutsche bank did a study... >> jon: (laughs) >> saying that even if you account for the subsidies the german government and the german people paid to get that solar panel, they still netted

so there's no question we have a tremendous advantage, and we continue to protect that advantage, andt we ought to be addressing. >> listen, we don't have the time now, but i'd love to have a bigger conversation about addressing that. >> we'll have it over lunch some day. >> look forward to it, senator. >> okay. >> thanks for the conversation this afternoon. tom coburn. >> good to talk to you. >> out of oklahoma. >> our mega panel is here. imogen lloyd-weber, jonathan capehart and reuters editor at large, chrystia freeland, channel coburn with a channel of rational thought. your interpretations? >> i think he makes a good point. i think one of the things we've seen and one of the drivers of this inequality and inequitable inequality that you've talked about, dylan, we've seen at the same time that the rich have been getting richer because of some sort of profound economic forces at work, the tax code has actually been taxing them less and a big way that that happens is there's a lot of deductions in there that favor people who are well off. >> yeah. >> i think that there would be broa

this has many advantages in that it can be custom program to and can readjust to changes. it can do a multitude of things, like the lights blinking in the lobby. those are all programs that can be controlled by this equipment. before, this room was filled relay panels collect -- that clicked. they had had a big rotator that told the person or the elevator was. we can level these cars with an 1 millimeter. it used to vary on the temperature by up to half an inch. that caused tripping hazards. now you walk out and it is a smooth transition. it is important for the disabled as well. over here is the controller. but this does is it provides information to the elevator where to go. receives commands from within the elevator and from the destination dispatched central -- dispatched central. these elevators are precisely the electronic breaks, so they need to be very precise. in accordance with the vfd to supply power to the elevator motor, which is right here. these are original d.c. drives. d.c. was in place at the beginning of elevators. it was easier to control. currently, ne

getting out there and taking advantage of black friday deals. life this morning with target -- how things are going. it's been quiet throughout much of the morning, linda. >> yeah lot crazier when doors first opened at midnight. i can tell you no lines to deal with. no huge crowds. things are looking great here at the target. now they're in recovery mode, they say. they're taking the time to get things back in order for the morning crowd to come back in. this morning we have tracy, you were on a mission, what are you doing and what did you get. >> well, i got 51-inch 3dtv. i checked all the stores and this one is still headed -- in fact that was closest to me. i just checked online, came right over, i got the very last one and also came with four free pairs of 3d glasses. i'm super excited. i didn't have to go all around. >> and those glasses, they're like 300 bucks. >> right. i've got four pairs. target is the best. i don't need to go to any other store. this is my last stop. >> is this for you, who is this for? >> this is for my husband. i'm m

one of the advantages is we are looking for expedited pay resolution as well as the jurisdictional disputes between unions. we have specific provisions if there is a dispute between, as an example, laborers and plumbers on a scope of work, whose jurisdiction that work is, there are specific provisions lined out in agreement for the resolution of those disputes as well. so it is a fairly hefty document we have for you. i can take any questions, but our intent was to bring it today for discussion and public comment and then come back in a month, hopefully, with the recommendation to adopt the labor agreement. >> are there any questions that regarding this item? >> i am curious, when this is enacted, will it apply to existing contracts? >> all of the contractors are going forward. there will be a requirement in the agreement to sign onto the pla. for existing contractors, it is optional. we cannot retroactively applied to their contract, but they have the ability to opt in. >> that is what i was worried about, retroactivity. >> [inaudible] >> we have not told them directly, but for instance, t

it was amazing how quickly unscrupulous people got the word out that they had the way to take advantageof provisions. for $500, they would sell you the form that had not even been by immigration services. i think we need to prepare the community on how someone will screen new and that support those people giving proper screening advice. providing a safe space like you are doing here for people to tell their stories, being that truck to a source of information, and making sure that we are ready for those people who will try to take advantage of our community as they seek to legalize their situation. >> any other suggestions? >> the only other thing i would add it is it is inevitable, there will be some type of english requirement. if we are looking at past bills, some type of english requirement and some type of fund is likely to be there. those are two areas where it will really affect the ability of a community to fully utilize, as a legalization process, is going to turn on whether or not services are already in place. particularly with fines and application fees, thinking about these

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number advantage, oklahoma.f they stay with the jumbo personnel group, you have trey miller at 249, fullback, ripkowski at 255 and bell, the quarterback at 245.ç two-point conversion attempt. >> flag came in there and there was motion. >> now they'll have to kick it. >> false start, offense, number 74, five-yard penalty. retry. >> that was a gutsy, gutsy call by bob stoops. he wanted every bit of it. it's that time of the year. risk reward. now the decision made for them. >> just that movement right there makes the decision to kick this extra point. >> so on comes michael honeycutt, the redshirt freshman, walk-on kicker. to tie the game and keep hope alive in the bcs. 38-38. 51 seconds remain. so we said who was going to step to the plate. and the answer was real simple. >> it's landry jones. 447 yards of passing and the last drive when they needed to make the big play, he came through. started with the running game. it was roy finch out to left side. then landry jones took control. patiently moving them down t

and i believe in afghanistan that in late 2001/2002 we had a lot of those advantages as well. let's separate afghanistan from iraq. our allies supported what we did in afghanistan. our allies including the russians wanted stability in afghanistan. and we squandered that opportunity. so my point is, let's be attentive to what our allies will support us and let's take advantage of those opportunities. >> jeremy suri was a former professor of history at the university of wisconsin and he's just recently moved down here to the university of texas. what are you teaching down here? >> i'm teaching a course on the international history of the last century, what have we learned from the wars and reconstruction and nation-building activities. and i'm also teaching a course on strategy and global policy. how do you strategize to run an organization or make policy in a global world today. next year i'll be teaching the american history survey, which i love. i love having freshman and exposing them to this material it's so much fun. >> on an american survey history course, where do you st

who has got the advantage, do you think? >> they're both pretty bad. i guess i'll give a slight advantage to miami only because they scored 31 points last week. >> bryan. >> i'll go with miami as well. the redskins to say they have the great coaches on offense, they're doing absolutely nothing. so i'll go with miami dolphins. >> in terms of defense, would you give miami the advantage or redskins. >> i think the redskins have a better overall defense. it may not show that much, but they're better defense than miami. >> going with redskins. >> i think the redskins defense is the best. they don't look like they're playing as good as they are because the offense doesn't give them any help. they'll be the best on the field. >> all right. coaching? >> you know, brian convinced me to go with whoever is hot. but one win doesn't qualify as hot. shanahan buy default. >> i go with a tie. i look at tony. i expect it when i see it from him. ever since he put his glasses on at nighttime, i thought he was a little off anyway. but mike shanahan was supposed to come he

which a straight sets the fate in the end six one seven five advantage of weights the winner of the other semi between spain's and i've only been agreed is sabine lisicki from germany that much pleasure just got under way. in football it is the last weekend of the regular season in the russian premier league in the noma face spartak in the moscow darby today with more than just pride at stake and that's because two months ago spotlight possibility carcass said he will step down if his side does not finish their regular season in the top three they currently fourth two points behind in our. anything less than a win would see carbons men fall below the stargate although this week he said the club owners would have the final say on his future the red and white are in form having won their last two games and scored seven goals in the process the signing emmanuel here has had his part in that strike a bargain six goals in his last six games. the other matches on saturday rostov played host to a child inside the car by winning the moment their last victory was in july and they haven't sco