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lightly because if it weren't i wouldn't say otherwise but it was definitely a lot of emotion and ander and sadness and laughter. it basically ran the whole gamut. why don't you start by telling us how you came up with the book. >> we are delighted with the above response. there is nothing like it out there. psas the answer the question. psas the answer the question. that is where it tends to be asked and play in the question. and it assembled such a diverse was the great thing and they ranging from age 28 to 85. so, the idea and the was kind of the party idea of a different voice, not the usual suspects talking about criminal law. it kind of involved and i co-authored a book on the legal ethics together which is a non-traditional walls cool treaty on the ethics. so that was interesting but it wasn't as fun as this one was and was kind of time less. with both academics i consider to be a criminal defense lawyer and when i was a public defender and had his own at the time he was involved very actively in the criminal law with members of an organization called the american board of crimin

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i'd like your thoughts on why a man who is a convicted fraudster, a fill anderer, a figure of fun in many circles - what has been the popularity of silvio berlusconi? >> he has enormous charisma and resources, and has had them for the last 20 years and 10 years before going into politics. for a lot of the time his message appealed strongly to a good proportion, somewhere around - between a quarter and a third of the italians. this is why he maintained his position in italian politics and will continue to maintain his position - decline, but he'll continue to maintain it out of the senate. even out of public life, when he is officially banned. >> is that because he's a puppetmaster. he is a puppetmaster. he has his own appeal. indeed, the clips which you show were not ones that appealed to certainly foreign politicians. he appeals to the italian or at least the center right italian every man who has - continues to have a fear of the left, whether it's the communist left or some post communist left, who continues to have a fear of taxes, who continues to have a fear of the state and si

sources say he ander envoys have yet to see eye to eye on the talks. wu and davies are scheduled to meet late they are month in beijing. >>> there's more economic data out indicating improvement. ron madison has the numbers. >> further signs that the nation's economy is on a firm recovery path. in fact, a key index climbed to levels before the global financial crisis more than five years ago. the cabinet office says the coincident index rose to 108.2, the highest level since july 2008. officials attribute the gain in part to increasing auto production and sales driven by the release of new hybrid models. they also cite a rise in smart phone exports to china and other countries. the leading index also climbed by 2.7 points at 109.5 there. the index forecast the economy a few months down the road. improvement is traced to better consumer sentiment. housing starts also grew. officials say the economy is expected to remain on a recovery path. they noted employment, invenn toy. >> reporter: and other indicators have improved across the board. >>> thai want

the lone holdout was anders. >> employees at three local wal-marts walked off the job. they are protesting the company's aggressive efforts to keep them quiet. those employees say they make less than $25,000 a year and they think the nation's largest employer should pay them more. >>> the 13th amendment abolished slavery back in 1865. apparently word may not have reached georgia quite yet. this is a copy of the online questionnaire for jurors in dekalb county. it includes slaves as one of the options for an occupation. the administration says it's based on an internal list, but he's not sure if the options has always been part of the document. the word was removed within an hour of it being discovered, but it will take longer to figure out how it got there in the first place. >>> still ahead tonight, proving that it is certainly takes a village to make a difference these days. >> the redskins not the only ones to lose something at fedex last night, we'll explain yÑ >>> the d.c. fire department is hiring nine new paramedics. they start monday. the department is trying to

ander son. >> fans the >>. >> and if there were facilities to get people on airplanes, to get them to other facilities lives could have been saved. nick you were in tacloban where lots of bodies have been collected, some still not collected but being gathered in the last few days. >> you've seen the government come in there. change on the streets. talking about a lack of communication. what we saw one of the key things, the smell is still on the streets as you drive through. they've put them together in this morgue. that's the beginning to try to get that process. >> let's take a look. >> reporter: this is where it ends for so many. without ceremony or even their name spoken softly. the corpses that have littered tacloban as so much of the city leaves come to rest here. until parts of the horror of how they must have died. but they leave many questions, too, among the overpowering smell of looming disease. it's a cold but necessary process, the accounting of the dead that happens here. and the condition they arrive in after days in the open and the impact of flood waters, gruesome, so

ander really, not nearly as cool as what we're going to be for overnight lows and high temperatures.aturday. 36 on sunday. that's another high temperature, but that's nothing compared to what we'll see for the wind chill. slowly getting a little better then we get out towards thanksgiving. how about that sunday temperature? we mentioned the temperatures near 36 degrees. so 33 and 37. but the wind chills between 15 and 25. that's all day long. that's normally what we see in month of january. we're seeing it very, very early. winds gusting 25 to 30 miles an hour. and then watch the potential storm that could move up the kwoes on wednesday. if it does, this is one of the biggest travel days of the season. it could post problems for the i-95 corridor from raleigh to richmond, d.c. all the way up towards boston. the backside would be cold enough for some snow. mostly back towards the mountains. not worried about that here. worried about the rain and the colder weather, six out of the next seven days, well below average. >>> he's full of good news. >> problems in paradise for two >> proble

approaching at historic chapter point final preparations are being made to send it into orbit martin anders is a cosmic drone were the launch will take place. up and away yes the countdown begins it's now less than twenty four hours until the olympic torch makes this moment in history this fascinating journey up to the international space station it will be approximately eight am tomorrow in moscow and the launch where we also see . in london eleven pm in new york of course this is a moment in history of course not only the fact that it's the second time. three so spacecraft have docked with the i assess and they'll be a total of my crew members on board so i'll be quite a party up there my opinion i think the space station is one of the greatest accomplishments of mankind in modern times because of the international cooperation of other countries and so it's great that we can tie these two great events in and the a limp dicks in the international space station tie them together in some small way and we're happy to be a small part of it. the olympic flame is one of the most ancient symbols

immigration progress party came third in national elections this year despite having mass murderer anders breivik as a former follower social research expert your hands burke believes populist appeal is feeding the ranks of the far right. all of these parties are anti immigrant there and they do express sort of that. the strongest sort of anti immigrant views in europe and so that's one of these days might have a certain influence as they have had like in denmark for instance and so resistance against immigration is one thing the other is a sort of anti-elite to just sentiment among voters in europe so people who wish to express a protest or an anti elitist sentiment tend to support these parties they could have a major influence certainly in terms of immigration policy and in terms of it way that europe it's viewed around the world. the country that became one of the most outspoken critics of washington's global snooping at a pace to. brazil's blushing after admitting it's been spying on diplomatic premise is on its territory head online to learn more about the country's intelligence. al

and emigration progress party came third in national elections this year despite having mass murder anders breivik the former follower social research expert john his birth believes a populist appeal is feeding the ranks of the far right all of these parties are anti immigrant there and they do express. the strongest of anti immigrant in europe and so that's one of these days might have a certain influence as they have had like in denmark for instance and so resistance against immigration is one thing the other is a sort of it and. sentiment among voters in europe so people who wish to express a protest or an anti elitist sentiment tend to support these parties could have a major influence certainly in terms of immigration policy and in terms of the way that europe is viewed around the world. a powerful libyan warlord has appointed a shadow government to run a self-proclaimed time in the east of the country leaving one province which the breakaway leaders call syria nika holds most of the country's oil reserves its main city benghazi as were the revolution against market alpha began in twe

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on the wikileaks tweet, i'm not understood anders glad -- i'm not sure i understood the point.think one of the impacts of the snowden links, the documents -- released to laura potras laura poitras and glenn greenwald, how slowly they're coming out all over the world. whether we are talking about angela merkel, it's not that they didn't have this information before, is that it's just coming out. right now they're asking perhaps edward snowden to either come to germany or somehow testify as they investigate this further. everything that is happening brazil with dilma rousseff not coming for a state visit in the u.s. because of the global peace that glenn greenwald also co- authored. but not summarizing, but doing in-depth reporting on each of these revelations. well, to compare what we have done here in the story that ran yesterday with wikileaks, i think there is a difference. it is an interesting debate going on about journalism these days. nsa and thehe director of national intelligence office some time ago -- i went to them with many of the points that i intended to .se in my

in norway, anders breivik had broadcast what he was going to do. there are signals that the lone wolf would be doing something spectacular. then there is the role of enablers. for instance, prisons, the internet or previous military experience. then there are catalytic agents. there could be personal or political triggering events. timothy mcveigh went through radicalization after an experience in the first gulf war. he developed a loathing for the federal government. and he wasn't for state rights. you have all these basketcase folks who may be radicalized in one or many ways. then there are what we called stochastic terrorism. basically folks like zawahiri and bin laden, al-awlaki, uploading videos and exhorting their al qaeda brethren to engage in lone wolf attacks. that would be a stochastic process where the perpetrators of the attack are what some terrorists call "missiles," actually. what do terrorist organizations achieve using lone wolf terrorism? i will focus on how terrorist organizations might utilize lone wolf attackers. what do they a

i have a book coming out in january called anders brain. it's another novel different than anything i've done before it. >> you tend to use historical fiction. >> i always object to the modification of novel, the historical novel. my definition of a historical novel is a novel that makes literary history but anders brain is quite contemporary and i always operate under the admonition of the poet who said make it new. that is what i always try to do. >> are you excited to be here tonight? >> it's good fun. >> have you attended this dinner before? >> yes i have won a national book award. >> for which book? >> four worlds fair about 25 years ago. anyway. >> something that some people may not know about you is that you are named after edgar allan poe? >> that is the family story. i think it's probably true. my father liked poe's work and he liked -- like a lot of bad writers. >> e.l. doctorow thanks for spending a few minutes with book tv. >> my pleasure. >> george packer is a finalist. >> can you spend a minute with us? >> i spent an hour with

oint >> for our entire practice there are six providers anders that is thousands of people that are looking.u >> are you a little panicked? an are you making calls saying i am a doctor and not a business person? i would like to take care of patients and not sitting on hold on a health care hold line? >> we are doing everything we can to try and contact the state exchange to find outing what is going on.sive they are not really responsive and we have not been given information to imine with. to begin with. they have enforced thes regulations with obamacare ass far as the electronic health records. >> i know there is a major headache right now and it ist terrifying to a lot of people who had their insurancein canceled.m overall do you have optimism for obamacare, or do you think it would be better to scrap and start all over or what is your thought on it.ike i would like to scrap it and start all over. i believe anything that is not patient-doctor centered will go toward the bettering of the health care people. when government gets involvedtht as we have seen with this's rollout, it is ineffici

bill anders says he's been doing this for about 30 years. >> be prepared to wait a long time. >> sa bri na pope has hit the lines for the last four years. >> we've been here actually since friday. >> waiting in line to get the best door buster buy is now a tradition for these shoppers, but this thanksgiving, retailers threw hunters a curve ball, which was tough even for shoppers who work in teams. >> how different does them opening on thanksgiving day make things? >> difficult because neither her nor i had time to plan to see and prepare for dinner. >> when we started check ng with early shoppers, there were only a few in line just hours before doors opened, which is different than in years past. >> i don't think it's too bad today. this line's not that long. i've been in lines three or four blocks line waiting for things. >> why do you think the line isn't that bad? >> oh, because it's thanksgiving. everybody's with their families. >> marketers hoped to meet the demand early, so they opened up thanksgiving day, but it's not clear if that strategy will work. at this hour, you can see th

. >> ander, you've been here throughout, you've been here during the storm.by the relief effort here? have you seen much of a relief effort? >> increasingly frustrated. not just me. you walk around downtown tack hoban, and there's piles of rotting gash badge, carcasses of animals. there's no real evidence of organized relief. i saw a van handing out packages of three-day relief. that was perhaps for 50 people. there are tens of thousands of people who have been affected. they're still saying, they are walking up to us saying we have no food. we need water. we need help. at the moment, the frustration levels down there are extraordinarily high. and i don't sense they're still really getting a grip on meeting this problem as it should be met. >> richard brannen was quoted saying if haiti is a 10, the philippines is a 11 in terms of the difficulty of an operation like this. really, everything has been destroyed here. there's very little to work with. >> it's a demolition and construction job. they have to go in and clear vast amounts of this town to clear the bo

eyes are closing and they are getting to the song, they like the song and she's -- opens her eyes anderu having a stroke? like what'going on. [ laughter ] [ lking over each other ] >> i didn't kn who had heard it, and who hadn't. like not everyonhas time at 11:00 a.m. on a relar day. >> jimmy: that was a good idea. that's never been done, i don't think. >> that was jd -- jermaine dup's idea. yes. jimmy: stream this song on facebook. that's geniu >> yeah, i felt it was. >> jimmy: yeah, absotely. mean -- i mean, all ese -- >> well, becau it's -- globally, it's just ght for . because a lot of times, people will say, ba in the day when you couldn't really just find anytng you wanted on the internet. it was like, i wld debut a record a people couldn't hea it for two weeks in whatever country be it anywhere around the world. >> jimmy: and now, ts is wodwide. >> yes, so immediately, they can form their opini and i didn't want anybody to have snippets or thgs prior to -- >> jimmy: and we're seeing lycs from it last nigh they're singing somethinabout mi and the -- >> well, it says "your audacity

and i'm pleased to say we are joined now by ellie who will ander, president of meals on wheels.artin. >> what kind of reception did you receive in washington today? did you see many senators attending your presentation? did they have an interest, a commitment to this issue? >> well, we had a warm reception. as you know, meals on wheels is a non-partisan issue. and it's really difficult not to understand the value of these programs. we had good attendance. it was focused on senate staff. but myself and several members of our board of directors have been beating the ground today, going across from the house to the senate, to meet with senators and congressmen, their staff. 20 of the 29 budget conferees, to make the case, to be sure that those who can't march on capitol hill, their voices are heard. as you know, there are millions of seniors who are dependent on meals on wheels. it's their lifeline. >> o absolutely. some of my neighbors are reliant themselves on this provision. now, meals on wheels has already been affected by sequestration outs. i have to ask you, how damaging wer

it is mamie who brings back large-scale elegant and entertaining. , andere were expositions there isady memorabilia. why was it significant that president after eisenhower could no longer keep gets -- gifts? >> i think they were afraid that it would look like bribery or some kind of internal political favoritism. that was made -- >> where do all those gifts go? go to the state department or the national archive. from the archive, they turn up at presidential libraries. but they are not owned by the president or the first lady. >> one statement that a president and first lady can -- not only who they can invite, but they do not invite. one person they did not invite was joseph mccarthy. >> actually mrs. mccarthy was invited. she was invited to a reception, but she did not attend. >> what is the significance of that? >> i think she was making a political statement on her husband's we have, not across the door into the white house. >> some people watching do not know who joe mccarthy is. please.plays -- quickly >> [laughter] >> he was the senator to win after so-called communists and go

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anders breivik had broadcast what he was going to do. there are signals that the loan will full be something spectacular. then there is the role of enablers. or instance, the internet previous military experience. then there are catalytic agents. there could be personal or political triggering events. timothy mcveigh went the radicalization after an first gulfin the war. he developed a loathing for the federal government. have all these basketcase folks who may be radicalized in one or many ways. then there are what we called stochastic terrorism. basically folks like it's always here he -- although we hear he al-olks like bin laden and zawahiri. -- perpetrator of the act what do terrorist organizations achieve using lone wolf terrorism? i will focus on how organizations might utilize lone wolf attackers. achieve?hey their low cost, greater impact, require low planning. they are difficult to predict. there is the aspect of plausible deniability. if you look at the mumbai bombings. are celebrating the fifth anniversary of the attacks in m

anders in the case advocates on both sides of the .ssue spoke with reporters this is 30 minutes. >> about 30 seconds and i will begin. of course. i am reverend schenck, president of faith and action that filed a brief in this case. with me today is pastor madeiros of greece, new york, who has authored many of the prayers that aree town council at issue in this case. exchangeery vigorous between the justices and the attorneys representing the two sides of this debate. we heard more than a few justices who are quite skeptical about the government dictating how or when clergy or any citizen is allowed to pray. this court has consistently found that prayers offered at legislative sessions are constitutional. we argue in our brief about totallyive prayers consistent with both the declaration of independence and with the constitution. if they weren't, as some of the justices alluded to, the court would be in trouble with itself. they began with a form of prayer "godthe marshall declared save the united states and this honorable court." as a number of justices made in their remarks today, the ro

>> well, the ander to that question had changed dramatically in those 24 hours. it was a lot more complicated than anyone could have appreciated at the time and more complicated than most realize today. the linden johnson awoke on november 22nd, 1963, was vastly different than the one frantically sworn less than 12 hours later. vice president linden johnson had fallen from the heights of power in the 1950s for being what historian robert carroll dubbed the master of the senate, all the way to the margins of power. a man whose three years as vice president confirmed another text held the same office, john nance garner had once said. the vice presidency isn't worth a warm bucket of spit. johnson was a shadow of his former self. they regarded him as a has been, joking whatever happened to linden johnson, kennedy mocked his folksiness. only eight weeks before the assassination, this was the defeated slow moving linden johnson dressed in formally -- informally, he was dressed for an interview at his texas. the interviewer was ray miller. johnson replied to his questio

we heard earlier from senator 10 kayne anderson energy mark ander -- sen.time kaine senator mark warner. it is much closer than anyone expected. from lynchburg, virginia, republican line. caller: i'm darlene and i live in lynchburg. i'm glad that chris christie one in new jersey. i do not want cuccinelli in there and i'm just glad to see that things are going to be changing if mcauliffe gets in there. host: why do you say that? changing.ings are we have a lot of young voters that one change. to have an independent vote and they want their vote counted. host: thanks for the call. another race in detroit. we went to check in following this for detroit news. the possibility that detroit would have a white mayor for the first time since the 1970's. thanks for joining us. what are the results right now ?n detroit caller: is the first legitimate white candidate with a chance to win since 1973 winning. we only have about 23% of the pre-since reporting. precinct reporting. host: who does he -- what does he bring the city hall if elected? caller: he's a former prose

anders spoke about letters spoke about the upcoming vote in the house to allow people to keep their plans. we hear from house majority leader cantor at the top. it is 30 minutes. mailboxes to find shocking news. their health care plans are being taken away from them. the president broke a promise we knew he couldn't keep, and now millions of americans feel betrayed, wondering why their health care plans are being canceled. mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. mr. cantor: mr. speaker, this letter was september to me by a constituent -- was sent to me by a constituent named bruno, and he's a constituent of mine in richmond, virginia. he's a self-employed individual who purchases health insurance through anthem blue cross blue shield. a few weeks ago he was stunned to receive this letter in the mail, and it clearly reads, to meet the requirements of the new law, your current plan can no longer be offered. any me plan to cost him this nds and thousands -- plan will cost him thousands and thousands more. as every day passes, we continue t

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for example, it i in the regionf the recent respond after the first attack the anders breivik, again,s difficult to predict what he is going to do, but if they had only responded to that, he may not have perpetrated the second attack which was a more heinous one with larger casualties actually. then there is the question of investigating not just lone wolf terrorist attacks but the botched plots as well. there's so much more one can learn from a failed plot. the underwear bomber. there's so much more one can learn in terms of a plot that's been foiled or botched. what kind of implications does lone wolf terrorism have for counterterrorism measures? it's difficult to detect, and, therefore, unorthodox strategies are called for, including some of the ones i mentioned community policing. the strategies need to be designed and to prepare for, respond and prevent the terrorist attacks. and it's difficult to make out when we're doing is whether the attack is by a criminal or by a secular terrorist or a group of terrorist. so it's difficult to really tailor make the strategy to kind of addre

down andere and sit stop complaining so much. thank you. goodbye. from northmail in carolina. c-span, he rereads knows his days as a leader are numbered so he is acting like a cornered animal. surely he realizes what goes around, comes around. ofther opinion on the topic the day, which is about the senate rules change. if you would like to call in, the number four democrats is (202) 737-0001 the number for republicans (202) 737-0002 independence (202) 628-0205 going out to jennifer and gaithersburg, maryland. caller: hi. the harry reid wanted to do filibuster rule, i think it is a wonderful idea. i do not think we should figure out whether it is a democrat in power or republican. it is the american people being put at risk. i have never seen such terrorist behavior from an elected official in congress. i do not care if a constituent sent them there to squash the health care bill. host: thank you to -- for your call. want to take you to more headlines. richmond times- dispatch" -- another sad story out of virginia. another story in " the guardian" -- that is this morning's head

>> it has to be said that the voting booth is the one place on mom andere that single the corporate executive are equal, where the very richest and the poorest are equal. it just had to do with knowing what the issues are on our school boards and in our state legislatures and getting ourselves out there however difficult that might be. it usually come in m spans, comes back to groups. group with shared experience with whom you can talk and discover that it is not fair and if you do at -- do x and y in your campaign and campaign for your school board, you need, i think, to have that shared experience. traveling around the country as i do, i see mainly women's groups and sometimes men are a part of it as well. they have been together for 10, 20, 30 years. through seen each other an equal education of their kids through single motherhood and divorce. alternateese kinds of families. women now make up 60% of college goers. should this be celebrated or her problem? -- or a problem? >> as i was saying that it is not necessarily a problem, but i think we ought to be able to look at the alternatives.

all the money that was paid out to the financial side of the ander has been paid back there is a $20 billion profit for taxpayers that can be used for other things. going forward, we intend to work for strong and effective regulations that will create transparency and make for a safer and sounder system. the third thing we are going to focus on is education. we believe firmly that will a.k.a. -- a well-educated population is going to be a population which can more effectively succeed and prosper. we are going to talk about the importance of capitalism, market, entrepreneurship, profit. we're going to talk about financial literacy and how people should invest and how they can invest to make and prepare for their future. how they can deal with their retirement savings or their investments coming through their pension funds. in a way that communicates and touches folks in their day-to- day lives. we are not going to do this in washington or from new york. do it with the local rotary , the local boys and girls club of the school systems. one, talk one on about the importance of the finan

you know, maybe we want to keep an eye on the commodities space here just because you see this me anderingotton and sugar. everything is just falling off right now. and, again, it's not just fundamentally or demand incorporated here. but as asset prices in particular commodities continue to show maybe the tradeoff here in going lower, eventually what's going to happen is people that watch the equities closely are importantly the ten-year yield, we're going to break out of this 2.50 to 3% range there. we just bounced off 2.5% again. >> the dollar sort of got stronger against the euro because of the ecb rate cut. how are we going to trade now? >> well, you know what? that's a really good point to bring up. because if you look at the chart right now between the british pound and the euro, not just the way they trade against each other, but how they trade versus the dollar, yesterday was the knee jerk reaction you would have expected with the euro just falling out of bed and trading into the 1.34 handle from those highs up at 1.38. sterling held in there pretty well. but this morning and most

anders cooper came back and saidno, it's not goodenough.hen he's had five differentrun-s with photographers and reporters and c with cars. >>e cannot control it. enough is enough, your apologies just don't work. is suspended for two episodes >> a few weeks ago we tked jay-z and barneys who went thugh racial profiling they denied it and jay-z has this clothing line and a lot of people want him to pull it. what has he cided? >> he says he will contie the clothing line with barney's and he has taken a leadership role. 100% of the procee from that collection go to h ornization. before it was just 25%. he ss he wants to use th platform to make a change and not just pull outf the al. >> a lot of people will tch at one. adam levine w he yterday in the studio talking to savann and she pressed him on the rumors he was theexiest manf the year f "people" magazine. >> we are thinking he is the one. adam knows he has to do a photo oot. he w playing coy. youave to do the interviews but a brouhahaver this because a lot of people are saying, rn going has n

with macneill facing life in prison, attorney randy spencer told the jury his client may be a fill anderernative life-style. gypsy willis wasn't his first affair. >> spencer argued she died of heart disease and laid out a time line of alibi, witness inconsistencies and circumstantial evidence. stories from macneill's daughters that changed over time, all he says proves reasonable doubt and gives the jury permission to find him not guilty. >> martin macneill did not kill his wife. it makes no sense. in relation to the drugs, he said they could potentially have had an effect. they may have had an effect. that's reasonable doubt. >> more than six years after michele's death and with 14 days of testimony, the jury was left with one final piece of advice. >> it is time for the truth to have its day. it's been almost seven years since michele's death. it is time for the truth to come out. do the right thing. do the right thing and convict martin macneill of murder and obstructing justice. >> jean casarez, cnn, provo, utah. >> we will talk more about that with richard herman and avery freedman in

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america andere in no job bill has come to the floor. only bills against obamacare. people need to go to work there . we want people to bring job hills. how many congressmen have bring job bills to the floor? how many people are out of work and we could grow our way out of this thing. where is the optimism? host: what about jobs legislation? people call him a lot about that. members of congress on the hill talk about jobs but have we seen legislation? guest: i would argue that republicans, when they tried to fight obamacare, are fighting for jobs legislation. what stops jobs from being created? in many cases, it's regulation and having to comply with regulations. there are a lot of policies that are not seen as jobs bills. i would argue and this would be controversial but you could say that raising the minimum wage is a job killer. you may have fewer people making a little more money but people who own a small business and you have to pay your employees more money, by law, you have to, rather than just rewording folks who deserve it, you may hire fewer people. republ

booed ander. >>ed relentlessly by the crowd, it was clear that fans felt jilted and let lebron know it. last night, his return was not met with the anger of three years ago. the decision still hurts in cleveland, but a more subdued atmosphere. james and his teammates on a roll. he led all scorers with 28, outscored the cavs starters by himself. miami led by seven at the half and stayed in control for the rest of the game. miami improved to 12-3 with its eight straight wins. >> two of the western conference elite met. the thunder held san antonio to are 9% shoot i can. the steal ahead to durant. durant had a game high 24. that reggie jackson, huge off the bench, supporting durant with 23. the thunder win 94-88 and improve to 7-0 at home. >> week 12 of the nfl season and in what has become a dallas tradition, the cowboys will host a thanksgiving day game. fighting for a playoff spot, they are looking to improve to 5-1 at home this season. john henry smith has more. >> the up and down cowboys come in

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