security officials say the attacks were carried out by two suice bombers, one on a motorcycle andne in a car. iran's ambassador was not hurt in this, but the country's cultural attache was killed, and damage to t compound, and the lebanon group, affiliated with al qaeda, is claiming responsibility. >>> even with winds of 0 miles per ur, you can see clear path of destructionrom the tornadoes. outside, tes are standing and cars remain in parking spaces. those images were from the ha-hit city of washington illino, and that's where nbc's jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: aeerie silence settled across thetrike zone this morning but that silence will soon giveay to families returning to sift through the splintered remnants of the lives scatter for miles by more than 50 tornadoes that cut a path through at least a dozentates. >> hard to look at. this is oucommunity. >> reporter: washington, illinois a community ravaged by a massive twister. rped open a path fi miles ng and a tenth of a mile wide, destroying hundredof homes. >> it happened at church time when we had people not at eir homes

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. >> he needs to come back ck andn up. we can have those conversations. you don't do it by committing a crime that puts soldiers lives at risk in places like afghanistan. you just don't do it that. >> snowden is currently still in russia which granted him asylum it for one year. maybe a bunch more. later today, members of the senate will street on a bill to end workplace discrimination against gay, lesbian and transgender americans. three republicans have not yet revealed how they intend to vote. the vote comes about four months after the supreme court struck down a federal ban on same-sex marriages. >>> voters in virginia are just one day away from that state's closely watched election for governor. president obama hit the campaign trail yesterday for democratic candidate and frontrunner terry mcauliffe. he didn't waste time trying to link cuccinelli to the national tea party before. >> you've seen an extreme faction of the republican party that has shown again and again and again that they're willing to hijack the entire party and the country and the ec

property andn of theft charges. >> a teenager spent a weekend in jail for his role in a crash that killed a friend of his. he was hanging onto the side of a truck skateboarding when he fell, hit his head, and later died. the 17-year-old driver got probation, community service, and had his license revoked. >> here is a look at today's top story. a three week old baby has been taken away from his mother after a neighbor found the baby in a diaper bag. she took the diaper bag with the baby inside away from the mother and called police. the baby is alive and the mother was taken to the hospital. >> a big opening in prince george's county. usppers came out and drove the grand opening of the outlet center at national harbor. the0 years since assassination of john f. kennedy . he was shot and killed as his motorcade traveled through dallas. if you talk to anyone who is alive when president kennedy was shot, they remember where they were when they heard the tragic news. sam ford continues our coverage on the 50th anniversary. shot. has been i said, what? >> it was that indelible moment. >> absolu

andn, this is a bipartisan with the president's suggestion, sequestration is working. if it's working and it's not roque don't fix it -- if it's not broke don't fix it. isn't there $20 billion of defense cuts and does that put more pressure on you? >> no, many republicans feel that will be bad for defense. on the other hand, strong isnomy and good job growth going to do more for our national defense long-term than what this is going to do harm short-term. of "the washington examiner." kathleen sibelius was grilled. one question you asked her about was fraud. whether there is any supervision by the federal government over these new insurance companies to ensure that consumers are protected against fraud and other risks. her answer was that they did not really have much authority because they are private companies. can you talk about her answer and whether that was satisfactory and you will follow-up? >> it is absolutely not satisfactory and not the way the false claims act and other protections we have against fraud. i'm most interested in the false claims act. i wrote

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and as i was trying to say in my opening remarks, i think the obama administration realize that far, andn had gone too that they needed to show that they could use allies to achieve things in the world. having that set of functioning relationships, so i think that the backdrop of the previous operating on, it has changed somewhat. not only in relation to the u.k. but more importantly, talks about the world and talks about the building blocks of american influence and power. >> describing not one inquiry showing whatries, a valuable witness you are. thank you very much for coming on. it is much appreciated. the meeting is over. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] up in a few moments, a senate foreign relations committee meeting on security concerns in south africa. after that, president obama speaking at the washington summit, and then a hearing looking at digital currency and whether it should be regulated by the federal government. this week on c-span, encore presentations of q&a, beginning tomorrow with an anth

establishmentepublicans trying to crush the tea party in some races, andn some cases losing their wayhris christie easily won re-election in new jersey, setting the stage for a run in 2016. but governor christie seemed to be running at times more against the tea party th his mocratic opponent. in part because it eated an effective appeal to liberal voters in new jersey. in virginia, tea party-backe republican ken cuccinelli lost by only three points to the clinton-backed terry mcauliffe when some polls had him losing by double digits. the gop establishmentorked hard to push await tea party in virginia and incredibly allowed an obama bung letter to build a third party libertarn candidacy that took twice as many votes as mcauliffe'smargin of victory. there's a lot to be learned from the gubernatorial races in virginia and new jersey. one lesson cerinly is the gop leadership is as committed to big businesess andstablishment candidates as they are opposed to the tea party lib liber tearance and conservative candidates. the gop establishment committed enormous resources in alabama to ec ce

when karzai step star next april, he will hand over power peacefully for the very first history andn he will have wrought appeal across afghanistan. he was the one really national powerful figure. he's conscious of his place in history it does not want to be seen as someone who put out some family dynasty. he wants to be seen as the man who brought democracy to afghanistan and fought for afghan right and stood up to the u.s.. he does not want to be seen as a puppet of an extra willpower. i think he has played quite a clever game. able have underestimated him. initially when he was first put in he was seen as a status figure with that nice outfit and the lambskin cap. he's very handsome and spoken english. in english. he is a lot more than just the mayor of kabul. this brought a range of tribes into his alliance, he has kept our. it hasn't been a flawless record by any means, but it has been a very credible performance. much cleverer and more wise as a negotiator than anyone would have it expected. to williamking dalrymple. he has an article in this weekend's new york times magazine.

for the e reasons success of scotus blog is not merely the fact that it's computer andn your you can get it through the fillings in your teeth. into it that's put that we can't lose sight of. >> point well taken. would like to take questions and there's a microphone on both sides if you would come up and e prepared and while you're cueing, i'll ask -- i'll ask one more quick question and say -- r follow-up to the comment is it's not really an either-or. steered nversation is and said the blog is the doom of legacy media and broadcast, misconception. what's great about the blog and we're here in celebrating is the olderirst things, platforms couldn't do because of issues. space and that is a great contribution, again, to the knowledge of an institution that's so important but that we know so little of. we'll take a question here. >> hi, thank you so much. it's really good. tom and amy, you do so much work. you gather all of this information. do you feel like you're credited bipeople who use them yao as a source. or is that a struggle? >> i do think we are accredited. we have e present

>> as pete said, they announce an order of reversing yorty, said justice kennedy announces , alito andn of doma roberts also have the sense but they don't read from the bench, in which indicate that the court is going to rule on the standing .ssue they are not going to decide whether prop eight is unconstitutional. everyone is outside the courtroom noses almost immediately, meanwhile in the courtroom, justice scalia has to first announce his decision in a next your criminal case. the people who are in the -- for halfn't get an hour. >> this is been what the wire services live and die on ever since they started covering the supreme court. started covering the court, the way it worked was a literally handed the decisions down from the bench. a copy went down. -- if are from upi rap or ap, theyrom upi or would stick it in a pneumatic tube and it would go down one floor below the bench where a reporter was waiting with one of those things that punched paper tape. they would start -- so this rush to get the supreme court decisions out quickly has always been the case, but only for a very few

>> the film clip you show from -- birth a celebration birthday celebration, this was year, andn electionediately the democrats want this is in because their view a campaign ad. william haley, president of cbs, and a close friend of the notnhower's says, it's equal time because this is nonpolitical entertainment with the first lady. herbert a is november. we are just a few days away from it right now. obviously there was some this,cal background to but if you watch the show at the what you saw was a lot of people talking about her. wanting to re-emphasize how popular she was at the time. >> what should we know about television and the presidency in the 1950's? >> the eisenhower campaign was the first televised campaign. are a range of techniques brought to the fore for that campaign. there were these wonderfully rehearsed man in the street that were supposed to be spontaneous but were quite rehearsed. that was quite a new feature. then you have the bouncing elephants and so forth. i for president and everybody likes ike. were a range of techniques. part of this was she so , particularly 5

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this was part of what marriage was all about. 1903, andn grew up in she was in a time of strong feminism. there himsly was in and there are different layers of feminism. >> there was a well-known female journalist who went on all sorts of adventures, and bess cheered her on. she was very supportive of margaret having a career. >> what about harry calling her the boss? >> harry started calling her that because she was very organized with his senate office. she did not mind the nickname until he introduced her as the boss in front of people, and introduced margaret as the boss's boss. >> what about when she worked in the senate, how did they handle that? he paid her salary? >> they knew people would try to stir up problems, but it was an ok thing to do then. -- bess said to the media, you don't need to know why am. i am not the president -- who i am. i am not the president. we have footage available of bess as first lady. her first event was the christening of airplanes at national airport, which was also interesting to see. we were also priced to see how open it was at that time -- we wer

animation visual distortions is in the fifties off the seat that i think heidi andne less powerful storms on record my mental government had taken her on the face of the ten thousand people will die a weekend storm that went on to vietnam and china. on that. the kids have voted in favor of cambodia and the speed of light that cambodia has welcomed the decision by then it has all the parts of the western alliance upa of old temples or face the decision can spot one that stood nearby but it is this disrupted a solemn occasion here in paris this month i find the link president obama with a seventh straight into that because of the last twelve will demonstrate to shout to all who resigned in session if they take a sip of the french made up of the capitalist approval rate of any president. french history. the series. it makes them it took him out the wrongs of the economic failed attempts to secure a deal to the country's nuclear pride that tehran is plain wrong. it's the united states is blaming iran saying this cup of kopi o and what's on the hopes of an agreement many say my guests tonight

from caroline who is already drawing crowds of her own as she settles into her role as ambassador in andn, to his great nephew massachusetts newest congressman, joe kennedy, to the school of public service that bears the public name and teaches young leaders how they may one day pass the torch to a new generation. man whoa legacy of a could have retreated to a life of luxury and ease, but who chose to live a life in the arena, sailing sometimes against the wind, sometimes with it. why 50 years later, john f. kennedy stands for posterity as he did in life -- young and .old, daring and he stays with us in our imagination not because he left us too soon, but because he embodied the character of the people he led. resolute, fearless, and fun-loving, affiant in the face of impossible -- affiant in the face of impossible odds, and determined to make the world a good one, not settling for what is rather what might be. idealism, his sober, square jawed idealism, we are reminded that the power to change this country is ours. iis afternoon, michelle and were joined by president clinton and secretar

in fact, twice as many said was worse andn only half as many said their condition was better.re concerned about making mortgage and consumer debt payment while over half of those with household incomes under $50,000 but less than one quarter of those with incomes over $100,000 expressed this concern. surprise that lower income americans were more likely to say that they would be reducing holiday spending. in fact, nearly 2/5 of those with incomes under $50,000 said they would spend less than last year and nearly one quarter said they would spend much less than last year. our advice about getting the ,ost bang for holiday bucks decide what you can afford to spend and stay within this budget. comparison shop for low prices. avoid running up credit card debt if possible. if you do, pay this expense and debt off as quickly as you can. just as importantly, "caring for regularr by making automatic deposits to a saving or christmas club account at a credit union or bank. now, we are prepared to take your questions. >> i have a question here from peter barnes of fox news. how did the

she said i want to be a teacher pen, andne book, one one teacher can change the world.he said i changed my mind. teachers are very very important, but i want to be a politician because i can change a community. so to you ladies on the stage to have the -- who have become political, let me borrow from sure, what do you know for about the difference that women make in politics? >> we have done research all over the world is a said. what we have found, with thousands of interviews as well as looking at quantitative data, is that women tend to be much more collaborative. and they are more practical. a woman in liberia says to me, we have these rice wars, i knew the price of a bag of rice. none of the men did. a woman in darfur gets into the peace talks. they're stymied and she comes in at the seventh round, they are arguing about where the river should be. thegets the river, different warring factions and she listens and finally she says, that river dried up years ago. says, thend she river dried up years ago. when blancheforget lincoln from arkansas said, when congress rec

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andn friday at the woodrow -- on friday, the woodrow wilson center hosted a discussion with the head of the international atomic energy agency. specifically iran and north korea and syria. this is just under one hour. >> good morning. welcome to the wilson center. a special welcome to our guest this morning, director yukiya amano of the international atomic energy agency. i'm the executive vice president. modern technology kept our president and ceo on a tarmac in new york city, or rather, laguardia airport, for over two hours this morning. she has just landed and will be here shortly. she will make a closing comment. she apologizes, but we wanted to get started. the wilson center is a public- private institution created by an act of congress and serves as the official, national memorial to the 28th president. we tackle global issues through independent research, open dialogue, and actionable ideas. we seek to provide safe political space for addressing key public policy issues. nuclear proliferation issues are a lane of excellence for the center. our nuclear proliferation internatio

the wind andn light in everything else. the industry has changed so rapidly. havet to make sure we things out there that spurred this innovation. i think we have created this. but 3.8 million jobs. >> technology issues in front of the current congress. does that mean? >> one million people lined the roof of president canneries -- kennedy's funeral procession. millions more watched on live television coverage. starting tonight, watch nbc's coverage of president kennedy state funeral. >> during the historic trip to they noticed how mrs. nixon was looking at packages of cigarettes. i also asked ceo in meyer this. she said aren't they dolling. he'll -- aren't they darling and he said you will go home with them. it was afford for her to support her husband. just her being married brought so much goodwill. come up.rts would would always say what a wonderful job this was. >> tonight live at 9:00 eastern. also on c-span radio. until then more discussion on immigration from saturday's host: ourn journal" next guest joins us from new york. with the council of foreign re

a strain that kills 10% of young adultsnfected andne not coved by vaccinations given to u.s.s. >> you never think is going to happen to you but especially when you d't have the protection you norlly do have against meningitis. >> reporter: on friday the dc gave the oka to import this medicine. it could aow princetono inocate all 8,000 students to prevt the spread. >> if they do good reseah on the side eects and i would takehe vac keen. >> reporter: it staed when a studen returned frompring break. six haveontracted the bacteria incling a male student hospitalized last weekend. >> they have a very, very bad headache. maybe the worstype of hdache that they have evehad. >> reporter:ntil vaccinations for the b-strain arrive the school will continue to educate, students and faculty and staff on way to protects themselves and others that included an e-il to all students this week and this is homecoming wkend so that means a lot of people inlose quarters. they are very conceed. now the vaccine is improved b the cdc,herustees will discuss the iss over the weekend. erica, i'm headed do

my dad flew 33 missions over andn in a he 24 liberator, my mom, at the age of 16, got a pilot's license and joined the civil air patrol. [applause] our parents and grandparents understood the essence that we share as americans. at thehe truth that lies heart of the american dream. the stronger we make our country, the more she gives back to us and to our children and our grandchildren. they did not serve, fight, sacrifice come a work and in many cases die so their grandchildren could grow up in a country of less. to us a larger and stronger country than that, a country of more, country of more opportunity, country of more freedom and justice, a country we now have the ability to pass the word to our own grandchildren, stronger and better if only we choose to do so. progress is a choice. job creation is a choice. we have followed our president's call to make better choices so we can achieve better results. we have done more, not less, to build a modern and the structure. we have done more, not less to create jobs and those emerging industries. we have done more, not less to improve our c

there are people in the republican party who think you have been to direct and two too direct andn two critical of republicans, and it does not play well. they also don't like the fact you seem to have a warm relationship with president obama. i year ago, hurricane sandy, the work you did there. have you some work to do with the republican base to reassure them you are a good, solid, reliable republican? >> how outrageous. your state has been hit by the worst storm in its history and the head of the federal government comes to help. and when he does a couple things right, you say he did a couple things right. it is the most outrageous bit of heresy. it is ridiculous. the fact is i speak candidly , about everyone. when the president does something worth praising, i will praise him. when he does something worth damning, i will damn him. i will not make that decision based upon my party. i think most republicans, except for a few who like to see themselves on television, understand that what you expect of a elected official first and foremost -- the second thing you expect is performance.

morning andn this agency, montana on a native americans line. sterling, good morning. would he think about the redskins name? caller: yes, good morning. word and ifensive don't want to bring harm or oure or anything to american residence, but the redskins is the n-word and that is white it is so offensive to native americans. the other names mentioned, the braves and so forth and are not derogatory, but the word redskin is to the american indians. word as ause that prairie n-word which is very offensive to our american people. i just thought i would make that comment this morning. to show you the cleveland indians mascot, there'll logo, chief wahoo. what you think of the name using the term indians and of this logo? ago,r: well, several years recently, russell means of the american indian movement did have a movement going against the cleveland indians and i really don't know what the outcome was that there was a lawsuit filed, but i don't know if that was settled out of court or what. the at particular time, according to russell means, the logo and word was offensive.

guest: looking at whether there andn appropriate response to get things back to some degree of her maladyst: senator ben cardin, we appreciate your time. up next, we'll take a look at a new investigative piece in "the atlantic" about whether more campaign cash buys more votes. a.m. eastern time. calling pakistan part of the problem, as they declare the eradication of polio as an emergency party. a joint resolution calls on pakistan to vaccinate its children. a polio outbreak in serious is blamed on a strain of the disease originating in pakistan. the toronto city council is expected to call on the mayor to take a leave of absence, apologized to residents, and cooperate with police. otherwise the council last ontario to take tougher action. lawmakers have been trying to get rob ford to resign after he admitted last week to using crack cocaine. the chairman of the house oversight committee wants know who is to blame for problems americans are having on healthcare.gov and whether online security should be a concern. darrell issa gavels and the hearing in 10 minutes. you can watch it live on

this morning and about 22 minutes into the flight 0 feet in the air that's wn a bird strike happened andnat utzed this emergen landing. 're happy to repor that the plane did land safelynd all 136 passengs on board, no the questn is nowhat's going to happen with these passengers hoping to make it to dallas at 7:20. the spokeswoman tells us she is on the way t provide mor information so we'll have new information r you cing up in our next repor jon. >> thank you very much. we'll continue following that let's take it out a feel good friday, cistina loren, alway nice to talk about this >> iis going to be really nice out there. ta a look at this. clear, no f to get in your way this morning and temperatures are pretty cool out there. we're in the 50s, and upper 4 everybody's going to see the 60's so look at your microclimate forecast. find youregion in the south bay 66 degrees, los gatos san carlos 64 along the peninsula comfortable, s francisco looking good and embarcadero about 65 degrees. and sonoma 69 the east bay warm but not that warm only reaing thepper 60s. of your screen.ast at the bot

he made elected office whether it be serving as a house clerk andn the peace corps, noble honorable pursuits. he made poetry and literature and the arts in general a part of the fabric of our everyday life, and he did it all, he did and the h the ease grace and wit and humor and understated elegance that exuded the confidence of the nation he d and further ennobled his countrymen. for those that listened, he speaks to us still. this thanksgiving as we pause, let us remember and be grateful .or the great gift he gave us for that one bright shining moment that there came the hero and let us use that light to enlighten not only this chamber but the world. and as president kennedy would say so often, thenet us go forward -- then let us go forward to lead the land we love, asking god's blessing, but knowing here on earth his work is our own. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to 46 u.s.c. 5131-2-b and order of the house of january 3, 2013, of the following member on the part of