balanced, andl that is a credit to the director francis lawrence.here tavis: is something beautiful about it. tavis:one of the great things about your career is you seem to bounce between not just movies and theater but a lot oster franchise. mentioned aunt. but a franchise. we mentioned that. is that by design, or does it just kind of happen? >> if there is any design it is improvisation. big movie, big action stuff, but it is always done with the degree of intelligence. politics of the bond thing is complicated, but there is always a sense of relevance to those stories. films -- i do other films for other reasons. i have chosen some films because i wanted to stay close to home. i have two kids, and i put the brakes on film to some extent because i didn't want to be way from home for too long. i did some other things that drew my interest. it varies. there isn't one method. i try to find things i respond to. tavis: it must make sense that this point in your career to be sought out for some of these characters. to prepare for these conversations, an

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fairfax at 19. 22 in waldorf andle up in baltimore.de looking at reagan national on our weather camera. a cold, there. 24, clear skies, feeling like 15. the air bone dry. this is the sign of an arctic air mass. when you get the single digits and subzero dew points, cold, dry air. but when you look around the rest of the country, there's the arctic air in canada. we don't see the really cold stuff. that's one of the things that tells me we're likely going to be quickly switching over to anything. if it doesn't start as rain, quickly switching over to rain tomorrow. clouds increasing out of the west this afternoon. we'll see some high cloudiness at times today. you'll notice as we go through the day, here we are at 5:00. still some breaks. tonight the clouds thicken up. perhaps a rain or snow shower mixing in before morning but tomorrow here comes the surge of moisture with the rain down in charlottesville, getting into the shenandoah valley by 6:00 a.m. here, west of the blue ridge, better chance we'll see some mix tomorrow in the morni

in a state that is more purple,a you have to appeal to women andl moderates andic republicans, ey independentsthat's what they have to do if they want toe have the majority in both his houses. >> senator g brown, i know you don't like>> this but i will dot to you, what -- >> what about evan. >> it's come up again. >> it will come up all the time >>an there's another political y rumor about scott brown, hu supposedly you put your house in massachusetts up for sale. >> yeah, we are downsizing. it's too big. >> you started a political to action city in new hampshire. are you going to run for the senate in new hampshire? >> by law, everybody knows you h have toat form a pack to give $ to anybody, and that's the law h and the way it is.e' with regard to my political future. this is not about me. this is what they are saying about letting people know who we are as a party and how we can move forward to convince people how to vote for us. >> that's a definite maybe.mber remember, our discussion continues every sunday on panel plus. you can finding on our website, and you can follow us on twitter. up

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the storm has moved off east moving off the east coast now bringing behind it breezy conditions andle lecooler conditions. in chicago, breezy conditions with wind gust about 35 miles per hour. norah and charlie. >> thank you. >>> investigators are looking for the source of carbon monoxide that killed miners sunday. two others were hospitalized from the accident southwest of denver. allel but four were treated but released. silver gold, sul fieds are mined at the area. >>> this may be too late for democratic lawmakers. many are feeling the fallouts from the health care troubles and forced to take cover. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: it's the combination of website problems cancelled plans and fears of rising insurance costs next year that creates problems for democrats and erases the political advantage and unity they gained after the government shutdown last month. the top house democrat nancy pelosi insisted sunday her party won't retreat from the president's biggest achievement. >> i don't think it's in trouble. we have to remain calm get through the we

discussion andl there is a practical discussion, keeping america safe.hese things mixed together in a way that is not quite as clear as the constitutional and personal debate in the united states. would need some help in you framing the question to understand how you would want me to address it on the domestic front. any of the cartels that operate along the lines of communication in texas. battlenute running gun included hand grenades and automatic weapons. .hat type of information we are connecting the dots. data and information are intelligence. we are putting intelligence and security in the lead in terms of what is now the right to protect. overebate here is security harvested. in my mind, we have reached that already. bridged that already. collaboratively and state andely with local's everyday. -- with state do and locals every day. our constitution necessitates that and we embrace it. partnerstate and local engaging, we would not be in a position to address it even remotely adequately. that extends to our international partners, which is we have f

jobs andl gets back to the party that can show people that can get you to work, that they can improveour income, those are the ideas that we need to promote. so how do you do it? regulation, with tax cuts, with job training and real education that link people to the jobs that exist today. beyond that, you can't ignore people who live in the shadows. that is the heart. some he's mentally ill. -- somebody is mentally ill. you saw that tragedy in west virginia. mental illness, drug addiction, working poor, you can't let people get stuck on the other side of the bridge to prosperity. so we have to build a strong economy with the tools that it takes. my dad carried mail on his back and he would tell you today -- he's not alive today, but he would tell you today that if people in washington can't balance the budget they don't know commonsense. you create theen strong jobs, you can't ignore people who want to get across the bridge to share in the bounty of america. and sometimes in our party, sometimes in both parties, there is a forgetfulness of what those people need to get unstuck so they

constitutionality was upheld by the court, implementation was rolled out over a year to help american andle in many ways already now, despite the glitches, still half a million people. 1,000,000.1 -- 1.1 million more inple eligible have logged and are eligible to go to the next step. was the experience of massachusetts, after the initial rollout, there was an acceleration to it. it is pretty exciting. think i can almost unanimously say there are members very pleased with the president posses statement today, that he would do what he could do administratively on this, to have the delay, to encourage insurance companies to make sure people know what their rights are in terms of going to an exchange. you know his provision. i will not visit it except to receiveds positively in the process of putting together our motion to recommit our legislative opportunity as a minardi for tomorrow. you will hear more about it tomorrow. to what thementary president has done. i think the administration for any andailability in all occasions, to, and spell out specifically what the opportunities are and for so

mission andled that i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart, not just for this award, for what you do in sohting discovered nation that an immigrant kid from monterey could grow up to live the american dream, be secretary of defense of the greatest country the world has ever known . thank you for what you have done for america and for the world is past 100 years. god bless this country and god bless all of you. [applause] >> i am surrounded by a few items that kept me on the -- kept her on the best-dressed list. this is the outfit she wore to the formal opening of this saint lawrence seaway where she and ike met the queen and prince philip. another custom designed dress. this is a printed cotton fabric with many of the houses that the eisenhower's lived in during their marriage. it includes the five star symbol generalfive star eisenhower. she was fond of the color pink and wore it in many different shades and styles. jackie kennedy is well-known for the little black dress and here are two examples of mamie's favorite. she always said she would never dress like a little old lad

in crafting this bill the committee andle that many victims do not report such incidents because of a fear of retaliation from peers and leaders. so this legislation includes a provision that makes retal yaiption against service members for reporting criminal offenses a punishable offense under the uniform code of military justice. this will ensure victims and witnesses to such crimes are able to report the occurrence without facing retaliatory action or threat of such action. this bill requires the d.o.d. inspector general to review and investigate allegations of retaliatory personnel actions for reporting a rape, sexual assault or sexual misconduct. next, the bill expands certain existing protections to members of the national guard and reserves and members of the coast guard. first, it requires the service sector to ensure the members of the national guard and reserves have access to a sexual assault response coordinator not later two business days following a request for such assistance. these coordinators explain the reporting process, address the victim's safety and security nee

sick andle are getting in some cases even dying under obamacare.he reality is that that is going to wind up getting blamed on him as well. right now we are talking about decisions by insurers in a capitalist marketplace and those are being blamed on obamacare whether they are a direct result of the law or not. that is something republicans will continue to do. blame any problem with health care on the president. when you take a big reform, you wind up being responsible for everything. host: our next comment -- let's go to paul, joining us from international falls, minnesota. caller: good morning. i am calling you because i am a democrat and i have been watching this thing from the start. that the democrats going along with the republicans, you're talking blue not -- talking about dogs, most of them. they are democrats, but they are not. that is the thing about it. they lied about this health care ever since it started. i am 70 five years old, excuse me if i get excited here. is going to be good for the people who do not have insurance. i went throu

identify andle to prove in a court of law that the employer was deliberately disregarding the illegal status of these people. need to really look at our economy, our society, what is possible. the one thing which we really need to worry about is that this is a country where you could never eliminate illegals from our midst. that is a fundamental mistake of all these legislations, which is that as long as we have restraints in place and people cannot just walk in or swim in, this is inevitable that we have to have these restraints because people want to come here. china, putndia or your finger on somebody's children say, do you want to go to america? they will say, where is the plane and where is the ticket. we cannot afford to dismantle restrictions. illegals are bound to becoming an and using all sorts of ways to come in. the real problem is -- you can do it by analogy by the movie "the untouchables" -- no matter how many idiots you send out to keep out out opponents, the trucks will keep -- al capones, the trucks will keep rolling in. whatever mix of policies we come up with, we hav

andle had better wake up pay attention to what is going on. host: thank you for calling in.bama bracelet for health care reit launch. a nervous white house is to relaunch its online health care insurance exchange after a frantic weeks long drive to repair a malfunctioning website that has severely hurt the administration's largest invested he form. online enrollment in federal exchanges for small businesses would be delayed by a year. fordeadline has been set tomorrow for the exchange to be fixed and up and running to allow individuals that use it to select and buy health insurance. that is a little bit from the article. scholar and author has an op-ed this morning in "the wall street journal." the revolutionary -- here's a portion of the op- ed. by the testimony of many that ponders hism, he options, acts decisively, is not afraid of making decisions, but he makes his decisions carefully , having learned to be skeptical of his initial impressions and instincts in facing ethical situations. he is not afraid of criticism and learn from his mistakes. he wants collaborators to

♪ >> andl wants to party with you. good morning. welcome back to "today." geist. matt is t in beautiful los anges this morning. >> that's right, guys. good morning to you. bund up. we'ltalk about that visit to "the voice" in a second. but i know all of us want to take a mute this morning to mention our very gd friend amy robach. she was part of the nbc family i think for nine years, a lot of that time waspent here at the "today" show she has moved on, bushe is still very much in ourearts and on monday, as ma people have hea, amy revealed she is battlingreast cancer. so we want to sender our love and pport and we're thinng of her and our family. guys, even as , you know, don't shave for the month of november to bring atntion to men's health issues, amy said it waa decision to get a mammogram at allowed her doctors to detect this disease iner. >> a amy is incredibly strong and brave. so we'reooting to her. and wishing her our best. >> yep. >> let us take a turn anget a check of the weather now >> let's first in natalie and get the top stories. >> that's a grt