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. >> one thing that every player and team must have to become the world champion is amnesia. you have to forget. they have shown the resiliency. they have shown that consistency. they have so show that now. forget what happened in green bay. it's about the tennessee titans. and fran dunphy admits it's scary going up against duke. the blue devils don't have a weakness. like the sixers drexel is looking for their first win. they have taken them down to the wire. 32 seconds left. drexel gets within 1. drexel down 2 for the win. drexel loses 72-70. it 0-4 the worst start in 24 years. it's not always sunny. they are trying to avoid to fall to 0-12 to the phoenix suns. ststarted to weigit started on . chris hoover is out of his mind pumping up the team. he is scaring them a little bit as well. it's a lot of coffee right there. >>> thank you, jeff. we want to remind you to give us a like on facebook by checking the like box on the facebook page. you will have access to all the top stories weather updates and breaking news and viral videos. go to our website and click on the like box

. >> juan estuvo cuatro meses en coma y le dio amnesia. >> ¿estÁs yendo a algÚn mÉdico?

el tipo adolece de amnesia.rece que le falta suerte, los mismos nervios de la crisis que estÁ pasando no lleva a que estos chavos. >> 106 aÑos y una playera que tienen que defender. ojalÁ y el precio del descenso no le llegue pero estÁ peligrando. >> vamos a la tabla de anotaciones. >> 31 u, seguido con los diablos rojos. al igual que los zorros del atlas que van pasando por un buen momento como monterrey, chapas y pachuca. la fecha nÚmero 17 cero 21, morelia ante chivas en el estadio caliente y ante leones y amÉrica en el estadio azteca ante los zorros del atlas y dos santos en el jalisco en el equipo de leones negros que estarÁ presentándose contra cruz azul y tigres contra toluca. los juegos que terminarÍa sería pachuca y tiburones de veracruz, jaguares de querÉtaro y estaré jugando el equipo de pumas ante monterrey. >> ya se colÓ monterrey junto con amÉrica. monterrey es el quinto invitado y el milagro para cruz azul, el milagro para pumas goleÓ. >> crees que alcanza leÓn? >> cuidado. sin duda alguna, lo per

. >> it is amazing how much amnesia he caused the democrats. jessica, you say he earned the salary, we can't just take it away. >> yeah, he may be a jerk, but i agree with jonas in this. this is a professor from m.i.t., this is what he does. he is a management consultant. you have the right to fire him but he's been paid. he got paid to do the job he did. i'm with jonas on this one, for sure. that's the bottom line, the facts. >> total hypocrisy. the low 1% the liberals hate so much. they created that. he now sits atop everyone else and looks down his nose at the rest of us. >> in general, they are trying to make money. that's the point of consulting and things like that. >> let john go ahead. also, he's got so many republicans mad, as does the president. the house republicans are suing the president for obamacare. >> yeah, which i'm glad they are suing him instead of doing something crazy, like impeach. try to do this in corporate america, mislead your investors. put in so much opaqueness that you mislead the investors and see what happens to

unfortunately it's as though people acquiring -- people acquire amnesia and forget the relevant of these activities that take place within these buildings. it is disheartening to watch the demise of small local legacy business operations and the disruption of cultural heritage and community synergy. real estate speculators may take a different position, no one can deny [speaker not understood] to adequately address the problem. proposed legislation brings attention to the issue and will help to eliminate distwirp disparity, setting new law in motion works tone sure that the community has access to long-term businesses that serve and help build better communities. sincerely greg johnson. thank you. >> thank you. any other member of the public? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners, i really, really like this piece of legislation. and i want to thank supervisor campos's office for this. i want to thank the geller foundation, the great work that you do. i know several small businesses that have participated in forums at geller and it's really helped multi-generational familie

i spent two weeks in intensive care and 18 months with amnesia. i was one of the lucky ones, i got my memory back. most people who experience what a lot of us have experienced aren't that lucky. i went on to do a degree, ph.d. in neuroscience and focus on research. most of my clinical and basic research over the last 17 years has been focused on traumatic brain injury. recently i've put the last five years more focus into concussions and mild traumatic brain injury. to give you a little background, after what causes a concussion is the brain sort of slings forward, is accelerated and it's going to hit against the inner skull on the frontal part of the brain and then it's going to be kicked back the other way and it's going to go through this sort of acceleration deceleration rattling inside the skull. a lot of people think the brain is only damaged by hitting the inner part of the skull. but actually the brain is sort of like jell-o and it stretches the accelerating portion goes faster than the back porras and it stretches the brain in between and

a few comments now on what appears to be the democrat's party case of mass amnesia by jonathan gruber you surely know who he is. here are a few beauties from the gruber hit parade and the administration. >> you get a law that says healthy people pay in sick people get money. it would want have passed. people (?) lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. basically, call it the stupidity of the american voter or whatever, but basically that was really, really critical to getting this thing to pass. and americans were too stupid to understand the difference. it was a clever exploitation of the lack of economic understanding of the american voter. [inaudible] mandate -- bureaucratic outrages. [inaudible] lou: now, democrats, well, they're trying to pretend that they don't even have no idea who this guy gruber is. they never heard of him, they say. obama: i just heard about this. i get well-briefed before i come out here. the fact that some advisor who never worked on our staff expressed an opinion that i completely disagree with, in terms of the voters is no reflection on the ac

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admitting in the president's case that they stole ideas from him have developed a dramatic case of amnesia. >> i don't know who he is. he didn't help write our bill. so, with all due respect to your question, you have a person who wasn't writing our bill commenting on what was going on when we were writing the bill -- >> it wasn't his responsibility to figure out how to get this bill through. we have people who are responsible for making those kinds of legislative decisions at the white house. >> i just heard about this. the fact that some adviser who never worked on our staff expressed an opinion that i completely disagree with in terms of the voters is no reflection on the actual process that was run. >> is washington aware that we have video? do they watch television? now we have a more dramatic re-writing of history. this time on immigration. and this one happened just this week. here is just a sample of the more than two dozen times mr. obama claimed he did not have the power to ignore our immigration laws. >> the notion that i can just suspend deportations through executive order, th

this guy and publically praised him admitting they stole ideas from him developed a dramatic case of amnesia. >> i don't know who he is but he didn't help write our bill. with all due respect we have questions of those who can't write the bill commented on who we were writing the bill. >> it wasn't their responsibility we have people who are responsible for making those decisions at the white house. >> i heard about this. the fact that some advisor who never worked on our staff e-pressed an opinion that i completely disagree with in terms of the voters is no reflection on the process that was run. >> is washington aware that we have video? do they watch television? we have a more dramatic writing in history this time on immigration this happened this week. here is just a sam pem of the mo -- sample of the 2 dozen times mr. obama claimed he did not have the power to ignore our immigration laws. >> we have deportations through executive order that was not the case. there are laws on the books that congress has passed we are also a nation of laughs that is part of our tradition. the easy way ou

. >>> your comments now on what appears to be the democratic party's case of mass amnesia brought onamacare architect jonathan gruber. by now you surely know who he is. here are a few beauties from the gruber hit parade and the administration. >> -- which said healthy people are going to pay in, it would not have passed just like lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. basically call it the stupidity of the american voter or whatever but that was critical to get this to pass. >> it's a very clever exploitation of the lack of economic understanding of the american voter. >> [ inaudible ]. >> and now democrats are trying to pretend that they don't even -- have no idea who this guy gruber is. they never heard of him, they say. >> i just heard about this. i get well briefed before i come out here. the fact that some adviser who never worked on our staff expressed an opinion that i completely disagree with in terms of the voters, is no reflection on the actual process that was run. >> i'm wondering if you might have some pushback or some comment or -- >> i really don't. you ca

people come to the conversation with a sort of amnesia and forget we had it before, also the parameterswly defined as to define racism as a personal hatred towards black people. we're not then dealing with the systematic ideas that uphold racism and white supremacy in this country and then lead to a death of trayvon martin or mcbride, on and on and on. what we haven't dealt -- we refuse to deal with it is the idea -- the fact -- the foundation of this country is racism and white supremacy. and we are -- all of our institutions uphold that. >> depressing and yet it's really actually a hopeful sign that the two of you are out there among so many people trying to keep this going, and keep people's spirits going in this situation. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> that wraps things up for "the reid report." "the cycle" is up next with live coverage of the ferguson mayor's news conference coming up at the top of the hour. i know what you're thinking... transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily cus

any politician says you can keep your doctor, nancy pelosi who talks this guy's name up and now has amnesiauestion everyone. >> because americans -- regular americans are living their lives, working, don't have time to get into nitty-gritty of politics and both sides do it. >> not going do the polls you're feeding the beast. >> that's part of it. maybe we can encourage people to vote. >> want an uneducated voter who doesn't know the fact so they'll vet for the person as opposed to -- >> i think as young people grow up and have more of a role in the system, they want to vote more and they have more responsibility -- >> not john. >> pelosi claimed that her real face, and every -- >> stop it. stop it. i want you to take a listen. >> european space agency landed an unmanned probe on a comet. also, kim kardashian put a champagne glass on her ass. [applause] >> which of these two event does you believe more people are talking about? >> bingo. dave is right. everyone knows she has a booty and her latest picture is so racy, i don't want to show it. i just want us to talk about the decline of civili

as you can see they've titled it holocaust amnesia day. then under a picture of a stack of corpses, people killed in the holocaust, the post says sarcastically, i cannot believe it crept up on me today. it's holocaust memorial day and i'm fresh out of onions. the implication is how am i going to force myself to pretend to cry over the holocaust which may or may not have happened! yeah. this is alternative right. this is the guy who fought with randy scheunemann on the ski lift in montana and who the town of whitefish, montana, is freaking out about him running his business out of it. this guy, his name is jason richwine. you see the post is called model minority question mark. this is jason richwine's posts at alternative right. this one happens to be about how hispanics are inherently disposed to criminal behavior. he argues in this post that you can statistically control for all other factors and you still end up with this racial innate truth that hispanics are just more criminally minded than white people are. this is jason richwine. he

to families who really believe that grandpa somehow made it out, was saved by the natives and had amnesia on an island being taken care of by young native girls. and he's... >> cooper: and families really believe that. >> scannon: i... i have heard it. >> cooper: why would people think that? >> scannon: i think it comes with the hope that someone missing may show up. >> cooper: jimmy doyle finally returned home with seven of his crew members in 2010, 65 years after their plane was shot out of the sky. a memorial was held in arlington national cemetery, where some of the men were buried. pat scannon was invited to attend. what was that like to... to be at arlington? >> scannon: i was... i felt that my job on that plane was done. and i actually... i stepped back and watched the ceremony from a ways off. and it was extremely emotional. >> cooper: you're emotional just thinking about it? >> scannon: yeah. it's... i think about it a lot, actually. >> cooper: what's the emotion for you? >> scannon: happiness, that they know what's... what happened. >> cooper: but not everyone from 453 has come

. >> i hope the country doesn't get amnesia and totally forget about how these folks have worked overthe right. >> the record number of filibusters and the constant obstruction that's taking place and the negativity that's out there. >> right. >> talking down everything about the economy. so do you really think now that they have more power that they want to find common ground? dr. dyson, we're back to the word trust, right? i trust you'll do a heck of a job on this show. i trust you, but what about trusting these guys that got all of this power right now? >> i appreciate your trust and love your leadership, but the reality is i rather have ann schultz there because we know as you pointed out here and implied very strongly they're in the seat as far as they're concerned and they don't feel like they're compromising much. the advantage one might have is that the tea party is so out of whack that it would allow the republican leadership, but i think, unfortunately what's going to happen is they'll be reinforced in their desire to obstruct the president and they want to reshift and figur

another reason why everyone has amnesia on the democratic side when it came to who they voted for last time. now to adam shapiro on the floor of the new york stock exchange. a gigantic, big day today. fill us in. >> reporter: charles, you talk about saying thank you to the japanese, it was the news from the bank of japan lowering interest rates which did spark the rally, but there were other things that helped propel this market to new highs. the dow at a new all-time high and record close. chicago pmi came in with its best reading since july of 2007. and also, you know, the strong dollar is playing a lot in the drop in gold, we saw gold hit new lows and, what was it, 52-week low for gold at $1360 -- 1160 an ounce, and oil trading below $80 a barrel here in new york. that promises to put money back into the pockets of consumers who did hold back in september. but retailers promising a good holiday season, and they may be right especially with gas trading lower. even's expecting to have a little more change in their pockets. back to you. charles: thanks a lot, adam. that's going to be a

i'm no doctor but this looks like a case of political amnesia. >> you can talk to dr. gruber about what he said, but i don't have a comment about his comments. >> i don't know who he is. >> the fact that some adviser who never worked on our staff expressed an opinion that i completely disagree with in terms of the voters is no reflection on the actual process that was run. >> ah, mr. president, jonathan gruber, he wasn't just some adviser, he's been at the white house at least 19 times in recent years meeting with your top aides and even sat down face-to-face with you in the oval office back in 2009 for over four hours. and since then he's been paid by the taxpayers a half a million dollars for his services. so i think we deserve to know what was discussed at those meetings. now, did you talk about the stupidity of the american voters? public into plan on how to supporting your bill? maybe he's the one who helped you come up with these infamous broken promises. >> if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. if you like your health care plan, you can keep your he

>> i'm gonna get you whatever you need for amnesia.emember what i said, if we don't make it, we're not selling it. we all agreed on that. >> tami, you don't think people should have opportunity to buy these things? >> not here. it's all this same [bleep] that they have everywhere. >> i don't, uh--i don't agree with that. >> if we don't make it, we don't sell it. period, end of discussion. i mean, we need this to get done, like, today. >> where are we gonna put it? >> we're gonna liquidate it, but we need to start-- >> but why don't we leave it on the shelves and mark down the pricing? as people come in, we get rid of it that way. >> well, 'cause i don't want to wait till next christmas. >> sort that. >> well, marcus, what are we gonna do with this stuff now? >> sell it. why don't we put up a couple signs? and let's start working on that. >> tami, make up signs. everything's a dollar. >> if we don't make it-- >> we don't sell it. >> everything's a dollar! come on in! >> get all of your souvenirs and save an amazing amount of money. >> h

. >> i call that selective amnesia. >> there was a huge reveal with my situation with jenny and it endedwere in that much pain. >> what about your lifestyle? i mean you were known as king of toot. >> you had quite a cocaine habit. >> there are those war stories that to love be told and you take responsibility, but you also -- especially now -- it turned into a damn nightmare. let's remember that. >> many people remember the 1977 "rolling stone" cover on fleetwood mac. cameron called it an emotional roller coaster of holocaust. how was that? >> i'd like to sate was interesting. challenging. for five people to simultaneously be going through exactly the same condition emotionally, breaking up with your partner, jenny obviously was not in the band, but it was hugely traumatic as she was seeing someone who was a dear friend of mine at the time. the whole thing was just bizarre. my job is revealed in many ways of gluing this band together at all costs. i never felt that the band was going to break up during. and i think i would have known. that the music spoke so loud and clear to all of us t

because of obamacare and i am a little flummoxed when i said to him, does obamacare cover selective amnesia democratic senators who voted for have forgotten they voted for it? quite frankly he was not the -- in the room for academics where he could call everybody stupid. stuart: did he talk about deceiving people? agreeing to all kinds of things behind closed doors to deceive the american people into going for this bill? >> no, quite frankly. i wish he had because quite frankly i would have referred to him -- she was a victim of his own stupidity. by that i mean criminals often get caught when they brag about their crimes. professor gruber in a moment of candor or, more than once said to his liberal academics he wanted to brag to them how he had suckered the american public. the public has not bought this bill from the get go. seniors were even voting at the aarp, the counterpart to 60 plus, voting 14-1 against this bill. gee think they called a press conference? they send a message to the white house to say we must change our messaging. it has been deception from the get go and quite frank

it is as if we had historical amnesia. give me your for your huddled masses. i submit to you real than a stronger moral argument and a more vigorous defense of children everywhere. i submit to you will be zero of them is common sense and comprehensive immigration reform we cannot say revalue families and then deport parents to another part of the world at best it is inconsistent and at worst hypocritical. you might ask yourself where are the evangelicals? the next -- much to my pleasure many have advocated publicly and privately for immigration reform the national association of evangelicals has signed documents to say we with common-sense immigration reform. that insurers unification. second, we both the truth to the american public. these frivolous the arguments that somehow from the u.s. economy from those bipartisan policies are shared by condoleezza rise in immigration reform is over a $1 billion boom to the u.s. economy. those economic arguments are falling apart but yet we still the have common-sense immigration reform. at the core of the issue there is

flaws like every movement has flaws but they achieve so much and they are not given -- there is an amnesiasee a guy walking down the street with a baby locked to his chest, please remember that's because of the women's movement. when you see the supreme court justices and women, it didn't happen by magic. all these women basically speaking up and saying these things are unequal and unfair. >> yeah, thank you so much for the film because it does the history and somehow is fun. there is a certain fun behind it. >> they were having fun. >> yes, i really do appreciate it. thank you to dorian warren and jasmine ran and -- [ laughter ] >> i'm hoping keeping that in check next week and also to mary door, the film opens in new york december 5th and los angeles december 12th. up next, the woman seeking to secede chuck hagel. ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >>> it was big news on monday when

there might be some amnesia has to what has happened the last three years in the house of representatives. i don't see any action coming out from this leadership. the waiting period is only aggravated divisions we have. and further, increase the number of deportation, the number of divided families. and i think the president's actions is not just overdue necessarily. >> if it's not permanent and it's something for two years and congress could withhold money for it, why take this step then? >> because i think there's an economic security and moral imperative to take the step. i think it will galvanize also the public to look at this issue in a much different way than it has up to this point, which has been to wait and to wait. and i think there's been a conditioning that if we wait long enough, something will happen. will something can happen through executive order. i really believe can be the prod to actually make the house and the senate sit down and come up with something that is bipartisan and deals with the specifics. >> "the washington post's" editorial board this morning weighing i

has amnesia. they forget that the republican party is the reason that we are in the mess we're in. it was not the democrats. the democrats of the net great job of keeping the country from going over a cliff. much negative things said and done against the democratic party. people are brainwashed. people don't even know the truth. negative saidch about the president and none of the things that he has a that has been good for the country, nobody backs that up. nobody stands up for him. media, they know that they will not work with the president on anything. .et they set they say he won't work with the republicans. they know they are lying. they are not standing up for the truth. i am disappointed. host: coleman isn't also, oklahoma. caller: i was glad you're able to smoke out the obama supporter in lake charles. that was a good discussion. republicans should control the senate. democrats are the party of big government. any working person knows that their taxes are wasted to a great degree on gimmicks. contribute to the government and continue the , hillary clinton came out and said t

now, voters seem to have amnesia.o not get -- they do not take the next up and check out how the republicans vote. far, in my o opinion, have not voted in the best interest of the people -- darleen, what you think about the senate race than colorado? >> it is close. we have been working here. >> were you going to support? going to support udall because he has done a decent job. i think that cory gardner has a appeals to the people, and this is what will gets over.over if he >> ron from deer lodge, montana on the independents line. >> i'm just calling to say that i do not understand the republican party. they are not even for their own people. i mean, why would they sit there and vote -- they don't to get food stamps, extended unemployment benefits, healthcare, women's equal and equal pay -- not to they filibustered, they sequestered, they shut the government down, everything they have done. i look at the number of people that i know of where they do not and care -- who are republicans and they do not care. >> that is

on the shutdown, we are the united states of amnesia. it really didn't come up as a factor.n't out there. it only happened a year ago. it did seem to have disappeared. >> do you remember after it happened, you actually had the chamber of commerce. you had the rickets. you had the koch brothers. saying, okay, you know what, this is not our party. we want you guys to, like, cut spending. we don't want you to shut it down. there was sort a wake-up call to everybody. and you've heard talks about the koch brothers. they were the first to go, okay, this is not the party we signed up for. >> well, you have these two, you know, governor pens is the we can all get along. he called himself rush limbaugh on decaf. then there's the angry caucus in the republican party which is the ted cruz and the -- >> the red hawks. >> the sit down and shut up part -- >> by the way, when i met you, you were a torch carrier and a guitar player. >> i handed out torches at the time here. bill thomas probably not the biggest fan of mine. so congresswoman, congresswoman-elect i guess -- >> so exciting. >>

. >> claims amnesia like i have no idea where i was. >> i think she is seeing another cat, having anpear appear appalachian trail. >> you said it, it is certainly still chilly, going to change. a warm-up for most of the country temporarily, the start of that warm-up is down across parts of texas today threats of severe weather hot and humid and upper level disturbance move and bring that threat for a few tornadoes, certainly wind and hail. tomorrow a little bit of a bigger threat. you see that orange bulls eye across southern louisiana, the new orleans area mobile over towards pensacola that will be the target area. anywhere looking at yellow threat for severe weather tomorrow. we will watch that closely. today, we're going to see rain move in towards the buffalo area that saw so much snow this week. see some rain in the temperatures. cool day. the big warm-up by monday. southeast, heavy showers and thunderstorms across much of texas. some of those could be heavy and isolated rain couple inches of rain. rain is good. see localized flooding with those storms do too quickly. pretty nic