>> clearly president obama can siping al green, but that was a masterful performance. . >> it is al green. >> he was funny, confident, handsome, urbane, you are talking about getting women. he will get binders full of women. he looks presidential. i was attracted to him. i thought it was a fantastic performance. >> he had a nice regan esque delivery. i know you hate mitt romney with a passion. >> no, he totally killed. he was fantastic. and your little per tomorrow mans art thing there, and in the words of lawrence owe don't -- lawrence o'donnell, mitt romney committed murder. >> that's true. now he has a seven-point lead in a poll i can't remember. should romney lay down and play dead, or should he go for the kill? >> i will tell you what happens tomorrow. tomorrow is october 20th and you are 17 days out until the election. starting tomorrow we will see stories in the newspaper saying that poll isn't real. the lead isn't real. obama peaked too early and obama is coming back. they will point to any shred of evidence saying obama is winning. so i have never run a marathon, but i have been

welcome back to spotlight i am al green i've been just to remind you that my guest on the show today is lamberto the same year sector general of the west see it is on your list of talking about of ghana stand where nato is going to leave the country and well people care about it becoming a stable you talked about those see ready to solve the economic problems of the country which is a partner for all of us see but. aren't you afraid that we will have to solve not the economic problems but the problems caused by instability new military problems new conflicts that me if you're here in and around afghanistan after nato pulls the troops the economic economic development is important but they don't think this is a major responsibility for an organization like ours and in fact we do focus more on the so-called the transnational threats we focus on border there are some border security. we look at policing we have. in academy to train border guards and we are training afghan attachable biggest weather in the something that is done and we're looking at the expanding some of these programs i

al: all right. got a flag, jeremy. we are going to commercial anyway. two minutes. green bay by 18 on their way to get back to .500. . >> al: the wendy's postgame report is coming up shortly. michele will be on the field, i suspect. probably interviewing somebody who threw six touchdown passes tonight. just a guess. bob and tony and mike will break it down and a look ahead to the steelers and bengals. cris, this has been a fantastic performance for you under circumstances that are very different. your dad abraham passing away over the weekend. we want to wish you and your mom and the entire collinsworth family the very best and our prayers and you are some trooper. i got to tell you, to even be here, period. thank you, buddy. >> cris: my hero, man. he was something special. he passed away early in the morning on saturday morning and able to be there with him. former national champion of the uk wildcats and was the principal of my high school. i loved reading about him on the bathroom walls. he got a laugh about it. was deprecating with his humor. he was the mayor. he was

al: all right. got a flag, jeremy. we are going to commercial anyway. two minutes. green bay by 18 on their way to get back to .500. . >> al: the wendy's postgame report is coming up shortly. michele will be on the field, i suspect. probably interviewing somebody who threw six touchdown passes tonight. just a guess. bob and tony and mike will break it down and a look ahead to the steelers and bengals. cris, this has been a fantastic performance for you under circumstances that are very different. your dad abraham passing away over the weekend. we want to wish you and your mom and the entire collinsworth family the very best and our prayers and you are some trooper. i got to tell you, to even be here, period. thank you, buddy. >> cris: my hero, man. he was something special. he passed away early in the morning on saturday morning and able to be there with him. former national champion of the uk wildcats and was the principal of my high school. i loved reading about him on the bathroom walls. he got a laugh about it. was deprecating with his humor. he was the mayor. he was

al: all right. got a flag, jeremy. we are going to commercial anyway. two minutes. green bay by 18 on their way to get back to .500. . >> al: the wendy's postgame report is coming up shortly. michele will be on the field, i suspect. probably interviewing somebody who threw six touchdown passes tonight. just a guess. bob and tony and mike will break it down and a look ahead to the steelers and bengals. cris, this has been a fantastic performance for you under circumstances that are very different. your dad abraham passing away over the weekend. we want to wish you and your mom and the entire collinsworth family the very best and our prayers and you are some trooper. i got to tell you, to even be here, period. thank you, buddy. >> cris: my hero, man. he was something special. he passed away early in the morning on saturday morning and able to be there with him. former national champion of the uk wildcats and was the principal of my high school. i loved reading about him on the bathroom walls. he got a laugh about it. was deprecating with his humor. he was the mayor. he was

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the first one revived the romney campaign, and the second was obama's best night since sinking al green. but if they have such an impact on our democratic process, i want to ask why are they so undemocratic. the debates are run by a private unelected commission funded by private corporations like anheuser-busch and southwest airlines. it's controlled by a board of politicos. not a single member of the board on the screen represents the public or the press. it's also 80% male. until last week, it hadn't picked a woman to moderate a presidential debate this 20 years. but i think the biggest problem is the board oversees negotiations with the campaigns to create the debate rules, and they're kept secret. now just stop and think about that. the fundamental rules for one of the most pivotal events in our democracy are kept completely secret from you, the voters, by a bunch of self-interested politicians and business elites. it's not transparent, and it's not logical. remember when jim lehrer said this at the first debate? >> governor romney, do you have a question you would like to ask the p

al gore invested in 14 green tech firms that got money from stimulus programs.ed, these companies were directly benefiting or received $2.5 billion in loans, grantss or other breaks from stimulus. at the same time his personal wealth went from $2 million in his vice-presidential years to $100 million. these companies, 14 of them, more than a dozen get money from the taxpayer. why isn't -- al gore gave money to obama as a contributor. why is he getting this money from taxpayers? >> this fits a pattern of what happened the last four years under president obama. this administration has been defined by bailout, hand out and talk out and al gore has been a prime beneficiary of the president's handouts making millions by the taxpayers get soaked. gerri: is okay you believe in green energy but why give the money to your friends? why give money to your donors? what is going on? >> from what we have seen, reports that 80% of applicants in these programs through the stimulus were denied and yet al gore's programs, about a dozen were accepted and benefited from his close r

and in fact they are coming, there are 100 acts booked in the capital over the next year including al greeng jacket. the artists want to thereabout. see if the customers come. >> you were there for dillon? >> yeah. >> how was it? >> it's a great room, especially great because it's close to my house. i roll down the hill and i'm there. that's not why i did the story. it's a beautiful room and they did a great job with it. >> the money is in concerts. >> record business is drying up. so if you want to make money you got to do it in places like that. >> he said he likes the history but it's all about the people that come. >> and the room has to have a vibe. that room does have a sib. that's what they are talking about. >> beautiful venue. thank you anthony mason. roll down the hill no telling what you'll come back with. always convenient when the story is in the neighborhood. >> like that. >> yeah, we like it a lot. >> if you think the presidential race is getting rough one of our former presidents was, did you know, called a murderer? and a drunk. who was that? does anybody know? we'll find t

not the movie stars, not the al green, but confidence coming out from the candidates. >> i think specifically he's saying is romney believes in these old-fashioned values of hard work, putting your nose to the grind stone, taking responsibility for what happens in your life. that's what he's saying about square romney. america is ready for that kind of candidate again. they've had it with this cool dude who's in "rolling stone" who is going to say bullshit and he'll be on mtv tonight. for some republicans that's way too much for a president. it's like he's more interested in cool and image than he is about being presidential. >> well, carol, you know, i'm just going to look at it this way. i don't know very many people who come from a single parent background who grew up poor who didn't know their father who got to a place of success in their lives without having hard work, without being -- holding themselves accountable, without being intelligent. i don't know very many people like that, but i do know a lot of people who have gotten far in life by relying on their family to get them there, b

. >> al: earlier today drew brees in green bay throwing a touchdown pass tying the iconic record of johnnyees with a chance to set the record at home against the san diego chargers. tynes sending it down to boykin, the rookie out of georgia. he'll get stopped at the 17 yard line. michael vick through his career game winning drives, 13 of them. 6 with the eagles and 2 of them this season, both games they won against cleveland -- at cleveland in the opener and against baltimore in week two they were trailing in the fourth quarter. >> cris: plenty of time. you can run anything in your offense, lesean mccoy has been very effective there lately. >> al: rushed for 91 yards after the first half. and vick. guns it over the middle. right on the money.

when he sang the al green song, you know, here is a man that -- >> you know what, carole simpson, thereld be americans saying that's great, he can hum a tune, but, you know, can he fix the economy? but i hear you, i hear you, i hear you. you've covered this and you know this. my final question is this, how are the rules set and do you as a moderator get a say? >> no. i was only given five days notice when it was announced that i was going to be the moderator. they announced them in august, so they had plenty of time to prepare. and i was given a 30-page memo by the commission on presidential debates of what the ground rules were for my debate, the town hall format. and everything, to every detail, how many cameras, what the camera angles are -- >> godid you sleep during those five days? >> i studied during those five days. i knew every candidate's position on every issue that could possibly come up. and i studied the richmond area where these voters were coming from to find out things they were interested in, what was in the local news. so i felt that i had to be completely prepared bec

al. >> yeah. >> me or cee lo green. >> yes. >> it's the first latina pumpkin. >> all right. >> who is this? >> that's you. >> like looking in the mirror. >> that's larry king. >> how long did these take for you to do? >> portrait pumpkins take at least about five hours each. >> wow. >> in addition to doing a lot of web search of your faces. >> al is pretty distinguishable. >> the 3-d part of the glasses. >> i made time lapses of the carving. >> very cool. >> how long does it take? >> about five hours. >> that's amazing. >> how did you learn to do this? >> i have a background -- >> tell the truth. >> actually was a forensic artist for the southern county police out in long island for two years and worked in the art department at industrialite magic for two years. >> bringing the pumpkins to life. i kind of look a little like an eskimo. >> where's mine? >> sorry. >> this one is yours. >> oh, there you go. >> there you go. >> took him two hours to do the glasses, and you just took it off. >> go to today.com and vote on which pumpkin, savannah, al or natalie is the most realistic. >> they got t

green candidate. he took 45 votes from al gore who was defeated by less than 600 votes.that your dream, ambition or nightmare? >> my dream. the notion that the issues would actually come to the forefront and be discussed and debated, as they should be. as opposed to believing that santa claus is going to come or the easter bunny or the tooth fairy. we have difficult problems. the away with the loopholes. crony capitalism is alive and well. both parties have the hands up to sell loopholes. individual group and corporations paying for them. issue pink slips to washington by adopting federal consumption tax. >> geraldo: you are delightful. >> you're delightful. thank you. thank you. >> geraldo: thank you very much. >> thank you. music: "make someone happy" music: "make someone happy" ♪it's so important to make someone happy.♪ it's so important to make meone happy.♪ ♪make just one someone happy ♪and you will be happy too. you know it can be hard to lbreathe, and how that feels.e, copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keepin

green candidate. he took 45 votes from al gore who was defeated by less than 600 votes. is that your dream, ambition or nightmare? >> my dream. the notion that the issues would actually come to the forefront and be discussed and debated, as they should be. as opposed to believing that santa claus is going to come or the easter bunny or the tooth fairy. we have difficult problems. the away with the loopholes. crony capitalism is alive and well. both parties have the hands up to sell loopholes. individual group and corporations paying for them. issue pink slips to washington by adopting federal consumption tax. >> geraldo: you are delightful. >> you're delightful. thank you. thank you. >> geraldo: thank you very much. >> thank you. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, children laughing ] move to the country, d live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people

green candidate. he took 45 votes from al gore who was defeated by less than 600 votes.s that your dream, ambition or nightmare? >> my dream. the notion that the issues would actually come to the forefront and be discussed and debated, as they should be. as opposed to believing that santa claus is going to come or the easter bunny or the tooth fairy. we have difficult problems. the away with the loopholes. crony capitalism is alive and well. both parties have the hands up to sell loopholes. individual group and corporations paying for them. issue pink slips to washington by adopting federal consumption tax. >> geraldo: you are delightful. >> you're delightful. thank you. thank you. >> geraldo: thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're bot

al of t t b befs c c ofr.r. x x wsas beenn c cssssossing the country to bring you a better understanding of what is really driving the green debate. first up greg jug jarrett investigates a high ranking obama employee from the environmental protection agency and whether his radical views are all too common in the increasing powerful agent. >> al was one of the environmental protection agencies top officials until this tape went viral in april of 2012. >> go to a turkish town somewhere and that is managed for the next few years. >> crucify them. he was talking about how he deals with the oil and gas producers he regulated in arkansas, louisiana, new mexico oklahoma and stexas which comprised region 6. the video sparked a political firestorm. >> they were inflammatory. >> the boss lisa jackson accepted his resignation saying his views were not shared by the president who had appointed him. >> they don't come port with this administration's policy on energy. >> fox news learned it was not the only time armaderas openly threatened companies he regulateded. >> he appeared from the oklahoma petroleum association. what happened?

america finally learned what it would take to quickly set al labor dispute, a blown off interference call and an interception that not only cost the green bay packers a victory it cost one unnamed american who had taken the packers while giving the point $200 in one week for one week wearing only a seattle seahawks jersey and a thong. (cheers and applause) by the way, that is clearly someone else's body. (laughter) i don't know what that-- (laughter) if that was-- honestly, if that was a picture of me it was look like a gibbon wearing a jersey. (laughter) i don't know what-- i don't know who he got as a stand-in but-- (laughter). i have-- do you know-- i have so much hair on my ass that blur never would have in any way-- (laughter). (cheers and applause) only one side. the other side is relatively losing hair. what i do is i comb it over. (laughter) but while most americans rightfully tie this missed call and green bay loss directly to the n.f.l. labor dispute, some have found a deeper resonance. >> that was an interception. this was not a touchdown. and, like i said this morning, we need to get rid of these temporary refs just like we

los requisitos legales debe tener la llamada "green card" sin tener en cuenta su preparacion profesional... obama califico a romney una vez mas de mentiroso, al indicar que lo que deseaba era llevar la ley antiinmigrante de arizona a todo el pais, donde la policia seria juez migratoria de cualquier persona lo que romney nego categoricame nte... mientras el candidato republicano critico fuertemente el plan de gobierno para levantar la economia, apoyado en los 11 millones de desempleados que tiene el pais, el presidente obama critico las politicas de su oponente ante la problematica de energia que atravieza el pais. un dato muy importante y es que mitt romney afirmo de manera categorica que no apoyara una amnistia porq ue no esta de acuerdo con ella, mientras el presidente obama se abstuvo de cualquier afiermacion al respecto... la contienda continuara el lunes 22 de octubre en la ciudad de boca raton florida cu ---esta noche, decenas de estudiantes universitarios se congregaron en la universidad de santa clara para obsevar el debate take 2 box ---jaime peluffo estuvo alli y nos trae sus impresiones, cuentanos jaime.. santa clara :01 - :05 :08

. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant al-qaida is much weaker than it was when i came in office. >> brian: the candidatesrist group really weaker? we are joined by a navy seal who is fighting. scott, both candidates weighed in al-qaida and are they weaker today than four years ago? >> to say that the core leadership of al-qaida is misleading. of course we took out bin laden and that is great and i applaud everybody. but al-qaida is not affiliate in many different countris and bin laden hasn't been calling the shots in those organizations since 2001. the statement is misleading. >> brian: you think that governor mitt romney was right when he said you can't kill our way out of this? >> brian: i do think he's right. it is a decentralized organization . you have affiliates that are springing up and popping up in countries across the world. it is like a game, lacamow. you can't do that and to say the core leadership is decimated. that is misleading. >> brian: people concerned about the defense cuts and governor romney brought it up and here's the response from president obama. let's listen. >> our navy is sma

debate there was little or no media reaction has been man ski the green party's campaign manager believes the two party domination is due to al dated lows but more importantly that of corporate control. the reality is that there's nothing in our constitution which prevents a multi-party system from emerging here in the u.s. but we do have laws on the books all across the country and we also have the actions of private corporations that have grown up over the last sixty years to prevent independent parties from challenging the two establishment parties here in the united states the laws that we have in the books prevent or make it very difficult for independent parties to get on the ballot to kill voters that choice those laws date from the cold war they date from the mccarthy era in which there was a fear of communism and socialism and they tried to make it very difficult for progressive parties in particular to emerge here at the green party we have overcome many of those challenges jill stein is on eighty five percent of the ballots yet they're still preventing her from taking part in the debate if you look at the success o

. >> mitt romney's assessment of al qaeda's capabilities suggest the group is actually getting stronger in the area of the benghazi attack taking advantage of a greening that has been unstable since the arab spring. >> when i look at what's happening in afghanistan and pakistan and north mali having taken by an al qaeda affiliate and i recognize the world continues to be dangerous. >>> we have only got to wait 19 more days to see the president chang changing his tune will make any difference at the polls. >> peter doocy in washington, thank you. >>> shifting ore to libya now, it continues to be a big talker. that is what senator lindsay graham is talking about this morning. >> graham has been leading the charge to find what happened to the attack on the consulate. he is telling greta van susteren why he thinks the administration switched the narrative. a serious warning about the president about the threats abroad. >>> the most likely scenario is they constructed a scenario where there would they would be less culpable. if the truth came out that the benghazi consulate had been attacked in june previously and the british had to leave benghazi and the

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in 2000, green party candidate ralph nader took votes from democrat al gore in florida and other key states. and in 1992, ross perot captured nearly 19% of the total voten his race with the first president george bush and bill clinton. 20 years later, he's endorsed mitt romney. >> ifill: you can watch the rest of the third party candidates' debateonlin that's in the ndn. >> brown: now, a question you might not have pondered before: what can a medical center learn from an auto manufacturer? "newshour" health correspondent betty ann bowser has the answer. >> reporter: 63-year old robert sherrell had no idea lower back pain could hurt so much. >> i was like wow what was that and it was tremendously weakening and just took me right down. >> reporter: sherrell is among the 80% of all americans who will have a bad back sometime in their lives. and when that happens, many patients undergo an m.r.i., an expensive imaging test. but nine leading doctor specialty groups recently said m.r.i.s are often a waste of money and medically unnecessary. doctors here at the virginia mason medical center