who is barney?as sort of the fifth wheel, best friend, constantly single bachelor bro of ted, the antagonist of "how i met your mother." he exemple side why you shouldn't be with anyone when the show first started. it was, like, ted, what are you doing? you don't want to get married or date anybody. look at all the chicks! let's bang them all! he was an ad adventurous cad. >> charlie: this is when barney answered to a high council of players after he picks up a girl from the east side. >> gentlemen, your attendance here, i'm sad to say that council has a barney that picked up a girl outside his territory. the east side is tuxedo charlie's turf. he's mad. true story. the agreement of 2004 defined fifth avenue to be our hunting ground dividing line. your west side college girls are not the slip i park my boat in. now, you should know my east side debutantes are quite foreboden! >> members of the council, bros, nobody wants a war! of course, i've not forgotten the agreement of 2004. a bonehead move. a

barney, you have wronged these two.t them each a westside hottie of their choosing. >> you're kidding. that is the settlement? that is really silly. >> gentlemen, what say you? >> i want robin. >> i want lily. >> that was the episode where they wanted to do it all as a nursery rhyme. the entire episode was told in rhyme because marshall was telling a story to his son. i got to play five people at one time which is whorish and fantastic. >> "gone girl" -- that kind of stretch -- it's a serious part. >> i'm all kinds of reasons why he should not have cast me. for some reason david did. i was currently on a tv show. i host as a personality. i'm openly gay and he is asking me to play in a real serious movie the second love interest of the lead woman. i was very appreciative i got the opportunity and frankly i am uniquely able to do that. i am so glad he wanted me to be able to try and present myself that way. >> did he say why he wanted you? >> i think he said what you mentioned earlier that there is an accessibility to me.

team barney in at 500. kate and joe at 200.am gets one answer as usual. otherwise the rules are the same. so you can negotiate strategies among yourselves. we are lowering the lights for dramatic effect. these are 300-point questions. this is the round that will crown a champion family and it begins with this. hiohio governor john kasich's 31-point margin of victory is the largest in that state's governor's race since 1994 when this ohio governor and future senator was re-elected -- alex? >> george voinovich. >> among the embattled kansas republicans to survive tuesday's election was this controversial secretary of state -- alex? >> crisco vac. >> "american idol" star clay akin finished second this week. who did he finish second to? >> renee. >> incorrect. in the 2003 "american idol" finale. >> reuben stutter. >> 300-point tossup. if ed gillespie succeeded in his bid to oust mark warnerer, he would have become the first former rnc chairman to be elected to public office since what mississippi governor? barney? >> haley barbour.

joining us now from or sister network fox business network stew barney host of "barney & company." we've seen this steady incline. everyone's had good news of the stock market for the most part. it could get better? >> yes. on average in the six months after a midterm election, this is a midterm election, on average the stock market goes up 16% you can expect a 16% jump in stock prices. if it is a republican, republicans take control of congress and oppose a democrat in the white house, in that circumstance, the market goes up over 20%. >> why? >> well, there's a feeling that we're at a turning point. we've had all government all the time, little growth, lots of debt, not many new jobs. there's a feeling that if the republicans take the senate, and we might have a turning point. we might have some pro-growth policies which would expand the economy, expand jobs, expand wages. get some growth back again. if we do that, it's good for the stock market. >> you know, it's so interesting to look at it historically like that because 16% to 20% jump after the ride we've had the last few yea

joining us from our sister network, stew barney, the host of barney and company on the fox business network. here we go. it keeps going down. >> how does this affect other prices, grocery prices every, heating bills. >> it will be a long time before you see impact on what you pay in the grocery store. transportation, i coming down. it's a long time until you actually see that benefit. the real benefit is in your wallet because now on average a family with two cars in america is saving $700 a year because of this gas price decline. that's the immediate benefit to everybody when it comes to spending money for the holidays. >> justification. stock market, seeing some of the biggest returns in years with a lot of those gains happening in the last few weeks. now, i know you're going to pin this on the elections, right? >> there's a variety of factors involved. i think the major reason for the huge rally in the mast three weeks of 1,300 points is the election. the republican move to power opens up the door for real turning point for the economy. >> we might get more domestic energy production and

for security reasons they are told only that the dog's name is barney.s his encounter online. >> i thought, this is interesting. i'm going to cut this into a little video and put it up and just show my friends. here's a weird thing that happened. i was out fishing and a dog swam up to me. >> earlier that same day while o'connor is out fishing, semiretired emergency physician dr. welington chen of siesta key, florida, gets a visit from police. >> obviously when the police are at your door you wonder if you did something wrong. >> he is told the gut wrenching news that his wife of 26 years, the mother to their three children, 53-year-old donna was hit and killed by a drunk driver. >> some friends of ours actually had witnessed the accident and said she'd been walking or running the dog and, obviously, we knew that he was missing at that point. we assumed he'd been hit by the car as well. >> it's undetermined if barney's injuries come from the drunk driver and why he is found more than three miles away from the scene of the crime and a half mile into the oc

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thank you, barney frank. and steve rattner, smile because you helped save the auto industry.. >>> up next, michael jordan launched a war of words when he criticized president obama's golf game. well, now the president -- this isn't serious stuff. he's hitting back. i'm sure they like each other. this is "hardball," the place for politics. glorification. alternative. ♪ >> ha! welcome back to "hardball." time for the side show. some of the youngest republicans ever won seats to the united states house and senate on tuesday. so the daily show's john stewart offered his take on how the democrats can compete with a younger, fresher, republican party. >> republican tom cotton defeating democrat mark pryor. >> he will be the youngest senator at the age of 37. >> at 30 becoming the youngest woman ever elected to congress. >> the democratic party's leadership is going to look old and stale, in comparison to where the republicans are. >> oh, please. old and stale! oh, my god! someone put the bandages back on those mummies. oh, my god! if they want to compete with new young republicans,

. >>> and ken simpler beat out sean barney. barney is a former aide.nd according to "the news journal," simpler is the first non incumbent republican to win election to a statewide office since 1994. >>> it's 5:46. israeli media is reporting eight people were hurt after a car drove into a train station. the media there says this is a terror attack, but nbc news has not confirmed this. we're working to get more information about the incident. we'll bring it to you as soon as we can. nbc 10 keeps track of news around the world and around the country with the help of our network of reporters and photographers. nbc 10's vai sikahema is checking on updates this morning in our digital operations center. and vai, an appeal hearing begins today in new york for former baltimore ravens running back ray rice. >> rice is contending that the nfl subjected him to double jeopardy and violated his due process under these collective bargaining agreement. basically, suspending him twice for punching his then girlfriend, but the nfl originally suspended rice for two game

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lease welcome medal of honor recipient barney bar numb. >> our second panelist serve in the army for 26 years. he was one of america's first soldiers to dawn the green beray authorized by president kennedy to be worn by the special forces. vietnam. two tours in on september 17, 1969 his heroic actions in vet name earned him the highest military award. after more than 45 years, he finally received the recognition he deserved and was decorated with the medal of honor by president obama in march of this year. please welcome u.s. army sergeant first class melvin morris. [applause] >> i've prepared a few questions for our panelist but i'll give you plenty of time later on for your questions as well and we'll have a good discussion with our panelist. before we get started i encourage to you visit the medal of honor website where you can learn about all recipients and read their citations as well. fur ever down in charles son, i encourage to you strift medal of honor museum in south carolina. so i'd like to start with you colonel. what were some let's talk about some of your role models ear

aquÍ no hay duda.en la cÁmara federal,barney vÁlido por el distrito 1.enfrentÓ al republicano etikinsoncon el 63%,esto es con el 100% de los presintos reportados. joseph miro del distrito 22 se llevÓ una amplia ventaja y revalidÓ cómodamente con el 63% del apoyo y todos los precintos reportados. nos vamos a filadelfia. ♪ >> la situaciÓn estÁ un poco mÁs calmada. realmente es algo histÓrico, cuando los electores removieron al gobernador.tengo al vice gobernador reelecto, me dice que yo habla mucho espaÑol,voy a tratar de traducir. felicitaciones >> gracias, mucho gusto >> le alcalde de preguntar quÉ mensaje envÍa este voto histÓrico a nivel nacional? >> el voto es muy importante. (hablan en inglÉs) >> comprende que educaciÓn es muy importante. (hablan en inglÉs) >> le preguntÉ qué estarÁ primero en su agenda le dice que bÁsicamente será la educaciÓn. y sobre el trabajo y el empleo para la comunidad? >> son muy importante. (hablan en inglÉs) (hablan en inglÉs) >> ok,activamente -rÁpidamente lo que acabo de decir es que los votantes hablaron con su voto debido a que anteriormente no se vio

. >> reporter: barney's irish sports pub in st. louis were the site of two rallies. contribution for his legal fees have totaled more than $400,000. >> right, wrong or indifferent he has to be afforded the due process. >> reporter: darren wilson served with the ferguson police department for four years. he started his career in the city of jennings, another st. louis suburb that in 2011 disbanded its entire police force in part because of racial tensions between white officers and black residents. wilson was born in texas but spent most of his life near st. louis an by all accounts his childhood was difficult, his mother divorced twice, charged with forgery in the year 2000 and pled guilty to stealing thousands of dollars. his mom died when darren was just 16 years old. jake shepard is a friend of darren wilson's. >> it makes me sad, you know. i'm obviously sad for the family of michael brown but i'm sad for darren and his family, too. every law enforcement officer dreads the time when they are forced to make that split-second decision whether or not they have to tak

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in a programming note, orbitz ceo barney harford will be live on "the closing bell" at 3:00 p.m.. tune in right here to cnbc. >> barney, we're reaching out to a whole new demographic. >>> big listing just hit the market in beverly hills. robert frank who knows the hills is here with the breaking details. >> every month it seems we get a new record for the most expensive listing in america. check it out. today it's this house. the 35,000 square foot villa in beverly hills called -- get this -- palazzo di amore. >> palace of love. >> palace of love. sits on 25 acres with a vineyard. >> that's a lot of love. >> pool. the whole compound has 60,000 square foot of living space, 12 bedrooms, 23 bathrooms. it's got a 15,000 square foot entertainment system with a theater, a disco ballroom, bowling alley, game room. there's a floating glass floor walkway over pools lined with 70-year-old olive trees imported from europe. it's got a 27-car garage. you need a wine cellar for all the wine you'll make. it's got a wine cellar with 13,000 bottles. the price tag for all that love, $195 million.

. >> reporter: barney's had to pay after treon christian sued the store for detaining him and questioning his ability to pay for an expensive belt. >> very embarrassing. very. >> reporter: just days later, actor rob brown sued macy's in new york for parading him around in handcuffs after they accused him of using a fake credit card to buy an expensive watch. >> i think it is your duty to do something about it or the next person is going to walk into the same trap. >> reporter: the latest store under fire? rite aid. >> it is scary. it is not fair. >> reporter: anna is too embarrassed to show her face or use her real name. she says she was detained and accused of shoplifting at the store last summer. it happened when she accidentally set off the metal detecter walking in. store security video shows her talking to a cashier, but never touching or buying anything. the security guard followed her out. she is suing rite aid for false imprisonment. >> this young lady is hurt to her core. i think in part, because we have seen this happen again and again. and this now has been given a name. someth

more or to schedule an in-person meeting. >> catherine: new video of the lavas flowing into why does barneyfecting air quality officials are telling people was with lung problems to stay inside as for now a slow morning law but is threatening any homes but earlier this week a big a property was destroyed by the liquid infernal. >> catherine: more problems for this break spacecraft that landed on a comment 300 million mi. away from earth scientists still have not pinpointed the let landing scraps location of the european space agency says data from the basso hasn't come in yet batteries also a problem the solar power panels are not getting the sunlight they need to keep working the estimated 64 hours of battery power/ >> reporter: maligned week and looks as of the week and looks pretty good a little bit assault high clouds will help to see coming up at 8:00 tonight >>> see "insider" with perspective on today's top trending stories. >>> kim's booty chaos continues. >> we're taking a butt photo. >> she makes her first public appearance since breaking internet. >> but is her ex husband liking t

. >> barney had this great line a few years ago, everybody's always complaining about congress, the voters are no picnic either. >> and he's right. >> that was a very transparent moment for barne frank, but i think, now, look, there was a really good column by a metro reporter a few weeks ago saying, hey, don't blame us for being washington. you send your congress people here. >> right. snie mean, you can -- -- i mean, congress can have a 12% approval rating or what have you -- >> but they're ours. we sent them. >> absolutely, man. >> what's up with journalism in a general sense, offline from washington. you've been at both washington post and the new york times. you've seen the very best institutionally of journalism, but the business that you and i have been in for years is in a really interesting dynamic, it may be the most positive way to say it. >> interesting might be the most positive way to say it. >> offer your point of view on weather the business we're in is healthy or not and whether the future is bright or gloomy. >> yeah. i mean, the problem with the media is as you know, it'

for state treasurer of delaware sean barney running against ken simpler. chip flowers, the incumbent decided not to run for re-election in the wake of allegations. coming up at 4:30, look at pennsylvania races and how a local school is planning a protest at a polling place today. then at 4:45. the national races that could reshape our country's leadership. >>> police will return to the scene of a booby trapped building later this morning. sky force 10 was over the 800 block near somerset yesterday. a business owner did it for security reasons. we're told that a device went off. no word on what that device is. no one was hurt. the owner was arrested and will face reckless endangerment charges. >>> and listen to this, a main line high school student is in custody accused of threatening to murder a teacher and her classmates. the radnor high school senior who is not being identified wrote in a journal about wanting to be the first female mass murderer. police say the 17-year-old wrote detailed plans about a mass execution in her personal notebooks. she wrote

running for state treasurer of delaware, sean barney and now chip flowers decided not to seek re-election in the wake of harassment allegations by his former deputy. >>> we wanted to know what kind of turnout is expected in this mid-term election. so, we took a look at the numbers and in the last mid-term elections back in 2010, 47% came out in pennsylvania when there was a race for governor. 42% in new jersey, 51% in delaware. trend is obviously higher in presidential election years like 2012. >>> 5:15 now. students at one of pennsylvania's state universities will mark this election day with a protest over their polling place. students from kutztown university will march five miles to the municipal building to cast their ballots. they're protesting the closing of an on-campus polling place. university and administrators are expected to join today's march. they closed after residents in the area complained of long lines and crowded parking lots. school officials say the change is a great inconvenience for students, many of which do not have cars. so the student government will provide bus

the delaware state treasurer race ken sempler winning that with 54 percent of the vote to sean barney's4 percent. we'll waiting to find out if the gop will take control of the u.s. senate. a lot of mement tonight. >> they have won some significant victories most notable so far mitch mcconnell in kentucky the man who has been the minority leader in the senate for sometime easily defeating allison lunted again grimes tonight. >>> he's expected to become the majority leader. another winner on the republican side tonight shelley moore capito of west virginia, the first woman to be elected as a senator from virginia. much more election coverage straight ahead here on "eyewitness news" >> and changing gears to weather, we are looking at clouds moving into the delaware valley. our weather watchers are saying on this election night we're looking at temperatures that are cool and conditions that are calm. we'll start off in south jersey where the temperature is 52 degrees. alex says in mays landing there's not much wind but the pressure is falling. falling barometer temperatures nearly steady an

bush's first dog barney.ot in i hmy heart. i introduced him to putin. barney and the bushes tend to disagree saying my lem board could eat your dog any day of the week. thank you for the privilege of your time. next on "newsnation." an update on the death of the doctor with ebola who arrived in the u.s. for treatment this weekend. >>> "orange is the new black" with her personal story about the immigration debate and author ann rice joins tamron live. hope to see you here tomorrow. time for the your business entrepreneur of the week. julie celebrates live local saturdays at her store. she shows work from area artists. for more watch your business sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. ♪ ♪ ♪ let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together ♪ ♪ i've got some real estate here in my bag ♪ ♪ it took me four days to hitch-hike from saginaw ♪ ♪ "i've come to look for america" ♪ ♪soft holiday music ]♪ can you help me up? [ snow intensifies ] [ sleighbells ring in the distance ] aleve. all day pain relief with just 2 pil

he lives in tanzania and knows this area like i know the deli counter at barney's. >> so this is theee lying on its side hasn't fallen over out of choice, it's been pushed over by elephants. there's an elephant over there. >> oh, yeah. whoa. >> a big bull. >> magnificent. will he charge us? >> nah. >> if we piss him off? >> if we pissed him off, he would. they sleep so soundly, these zebra, you can creep right up. >> zebras and more zebras. so many, you almost get bored seeing them. giraffes looking only slightly irritated to be interrupted. all that's missing is a happy sack. >> everybody's come to terms that the wildebeest migration means wildebeest jumping into rivers. that only happens two months out of the whole year. the rest of the year they're trekking through the bush. to me, this is so much more spectacular. when you see these big numbers. you'll be in an area this morning that was full of wildebeest and go there this afternoon and there's not one. they've moved. >> thousands and thousands of wildebeests on their annual migration are everywhere. a big circle stretched out a

running for state treasurer of delaware, it's barney against simpler. polls are open across the country on this election day. there are hundreds of seats up for grabs. nbc 10 national correspondent tracy potts us, your vote could lead to a shift in the balance of power. >> reporter: 36 senate seat maze be decided today. republicans need six seats to win control of the senate. how soon will we know? georgia and louisiana could end up in runoffs. plus, more than one in four voted early. thousands of mail-in ballots may not arrive until well after election day. >> we are probably going to be waiting a little while before we understand or learn who will be on the majority in the senate. >> reporter: 36 states elect governors today. half of those are tossups. all 435 house seats are up for grabs. the justice department is sending poll watchers to more than two dozen districts. >> we will be very mindful of any anomalies that are reported. >> reporter: latino voters could be key in races with razor thin margins. >> both parties are not reaching out meaningful

because barney barnum has the medal of honor. it is not just cap than, major barnum. it is barnum with a medal. people are looking for. i had a recruiting training italian. in two crew years, i trained 12,000 -- i had a recruiting training batalian. in two years, i trained 12,000 civilians. they knew i was there because cigars with seller. they emulated me because they respected me. they wanted to be like me. that is awesome. the troops look up to. as general chapman says, marines do things that they are supposed to do and don't do things that they are not supposed to do. i followed general chapman's edict and i did what i was supposed to be because i was leading by example. [applause] >> this is for both of you. you have addressed this to a certain extent. what effect the upbringing by your parents, your church, hunting, fishing growing up, how much help you become what you became? >> dictate in the center -- it gave me the standards to live by. even today a little bit more because there has been a change in my life because of the medal of honor. it is the way you li

a man named frank barney has written a book about general grant, and rosecrans. he's going to write a book down here in petersburg about five forks. there's a new book, gateway to the confederacy, about chattanooga. there is a chapter there about the grant-rosecrans dispute. the comes out on the side of grant. so i think it's beginning to be reevaluated. grant has his supporters. >> did grant appoint rosecrans ambassador to mexico? >> no, he would never have done that. that would have been andrew johnson. he was president until march of 1869. you were saying that someone said that is the messiest of divorces. grant served in congress -- rosecrans served in congress. grant had some financial problems and they wanted to put him on the retired list which would entitle him to a pension. rosecrans fought that. a lot of people thought that was not good. but he felt strongly about it. it felt that general grant not only had wronged him but had wronged other people as well. thomas of course was going to be released by general grant. it is an interesting and deep story. l

shawn barney is the democrat and wants to be the first non-incumbent republican in the last 20 yearse in delaware. as you come back live, we'll tell you the race for attorney general is going to be interesting tonight. lieutenant governor matt den is running. and she quit her job in the attorney general's office to run for the head job. the job is being held by attorney general beau biden who is taking time off to run for governor in a couple years but is tending to his health. he has not been seen much in public. there's a lot of interesting stuff in delaware. stay with nbc 10 because we are here in the state tonight to cover it. live in wilmington, tim furlong, "nbc 10 news." >>> our decision 2014 coverage continues now from washington. and as we mentioned, democrats are in danger of losing their majority. steve handelsman has the latest from washington. >> reporter: republican mitch mcconnell could become senate majority leader. >> well, i'm hoping we're going to have a new majority to take americans in a different direction. >> and alison lundergan grimes is his opponent. >> repo

barney phillips reports. . >>> this is an opportunity to defend their human rights record. and they took it seriously bringing a large delegation he said the new constitution represents a victory for human rights, and that despite what he called the barbaric acts of terrorists egypt is committed to the rule of law. afterwards we tried to speak to him. >> minister, would you say just a few quick words to al jazeera english about the human rights situation in egypt? >> wellwell-- >> without success. so many countries want to make an observation but they were limited to contributions of one minute each. most of the criticism came from western countries. most african and middle eastern countries were support i have of the egyptian government. >> we're deeply concerned with steps taken by egypt that have resulted in violations of freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and deprived thousands of egyptians from trial guarantees and undermine civil society's role in the country. >> but does the egyptian government care about these concerns? >> they're sensitive to criticism. they'

. >> reporter: barney hillman knows something about sacrifice.s a young sailor in the navy, he fought in a battle among others. before he entered a combat zone, his commitment to service was truly tested in what is known as the other tragedy at pearl harbor. this explosion, an accident, something sparked the gasoline and artillery on board. >> in the process, i went over alongside of one of them that was blowing up and iç rescued about 30 men, i had to pull them out of the water as they were jumping off the ship is when they gave me a navy marine corps medal for heroism. >> reporter: he spent nearly 30 years in the navy. his benefits are taken care of by the navy, not the v.a. he empathizes with his fellow veterans. >> you just help, you just go into it. >> there were a lot of situations where i put my life at risk. >> reporter: that last veteran you just heard from, he served in the u.s. army during the early 1980s. he tells me he's been waiting about four months to get the proper documentation he needs from the v.a. for various benefits, like

large parts of cue uh barney and other towns.ut they remain optimistic. >> syrian kurdss peshmerga and our brothers from the free syrian army are fighting together. we have been dreaming of this unity for years now, in order to defend both the syrian and the kurdish people. >> the refugee camps here are filled with children many of them have elder sisters or mothers fighting in a war that has all but destroyed their country. the hope is there will be no more war to fight when they grow up. >> jamal al jazeera, from the turkish syrian border. >> libya supreme court has dissolved the elected parliament making months of political instability. lawmakers and the u.n. special envoy to libya dismissed the order, but they may not have any choice in the matter. rebel militias control the cap can toll in the oil well. victoria has our report. >> libya has been under the control of two rival governments each supported by armed groups enganged in daily fighting. >> now the supreme court has ruled on how to move forward, it has declared the u

. >> i i feel like regular barbie, and they have knock off barney. >> sue, can you gooing snell. >> goo toys "r" us. >> maybe 14 -- like $25 for bash. >> i can i say something just kind of that i find special right now? >> what's that. >> we're going to roll the footage from yesterday at the linc. alex holley played in a charity football game. and it was basically flag football, right? >> yes. but it got a little rough. >> got rough at times. >> guys are competitive. >> look at you. >> well, thank you. >> pretty hard core. >> she is diving for first down here. watch. and i dive to the ground. >> ouch. >> but you're playing with dudes, too, right? >> ya. >> so a bunch of people on twitter were saying, okay, you're holding the ball wrong. >> oh, good grief. >> ya, no, but some of them have credentials, because brian westbrook tweeted me and he's giving me pointers now. >> okay? >> boom. >> bamm. >> what did he say? >> we're not kidding. hi, brian. >> he's critiquing. >> one of the most beloved running backs for the eagles, played his college ball here in town. >> right. >> great eagles r

. >> reporter: earlier this year, barney's in new york paid half a million dollars to settle accusationss singling out minority shoppers. the state launched an investigation. after 19-year-old trayon sued the store for detaining him and questioning his ability to pay for an expensive belt. >> very embarrassing. very. >> reporter: just days later, actor rob brown sued macy's in new york for parading him around in handcuffs. that after they accused him of using a fake credit card to buy an expensive watch. >> i think it's your duty to do something about it or the next person is going to walk into the same trap. >> reporter: the latest store under fire? rite aid in corte madera. >> it's sad. [ voice disguised ] >> it's not fair. >> reporter: anna is too embarrassed to show her face or use her real name. she says she was detained and accused of shoplifting at the store last summer. the incident started when she accidentally set off a metal detector walking in. store security video shows her talking to a cashier. but never touching or buying anything. even so, a security guard followed her ou

now as he faces the possibility of criminal charges for killing michael brown, supporters inside barney'sy are worried that darren wilson may not get a fair shake. >> he's done as far as his career is concerned and everybody wonders why we are raising for him, because he has to live and survive. >> reporter: wilson testified for four hours in front of the grand jury to tell his side of what happened in august when he shot and killed michael brown. while many people around the country are hoping wilson will face charges for killing brown, there is a group of supporters that hope that officer wilson will remain a freeman. ted rollins, cnn, ferguson. >> reporter: "outfront" tonight, anthony gray, an attorney for the michael brown family. and you heard from those who support darren wilson. who is your response to those who support wilson and say he isn't getting a fair shake. >> i don't know what their worry is based on. what witnesses have they heard from or evidence have they seen to come up with the feeling that he's not getting a fair shake? i would be very interested to hear what that is

. >> because of barney ffank. charles: we'll go out on aalimb and say the republicans might win the senate. who will be the big winners. i think you kind of get a sense we all think keystone will happen. we'll tell you what stocks you should be in if that does happen. keep it right here all night long. updates. you cannot miss a moment. charles: all right. time to address your questions on the market. individual stocks and industry. you can always ask me. -@ryan on twitter, he was asking, houldn't we invest in the keystone pipeline. looks like it might happen. well, we'll know tomorrow morning. i think we've all agreed this is probably the lowest hanging fruit. the smartest thing the president could do. even unions have been upset with him. so i would say yes. we know transcanada might be probably the top play there. sun corps is also one. talisman is the other one. you liked these ideas also. >> and trp came out this week saying their costs are up to $8 billion. they started this project in 2008. they spent $8 bi

. >> congressman barney fraenk wil join me live tonight. plus, taking on obamacare again, what that could mean for the future of the law. plus, the power of feel e fear. >> she's failing on a comprehensive strategy for isis. >> voters site isis and ebola as top signs for the political election this round. "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. just two hours ago, the white house confirmed its pick for the new attorney general. on the same day that president obama sat down in the white house with congressional leadership following the midterm elections and on the same day the pentagon announced u.s. military presence in iraq will double. at the end of a very busy news day today, the white house said tomorrow the president will officially nominate lynch to succeed attorney genric holder. he has been confirmed by the senate in 2000 and in 2010, both times by acclimation. she also charged michael grimm with wire fraud and perjury earlier this year. president obama was able to tell some clear accomplishments.

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but, like, you know, barney fife was an... i mean, that's an incredible character on a tv show.r you. >> steve carell: thank you. >> nancy carell: you're welcome. ...and the wolf was huffing and puffing... kind of like you sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. grandfather: symbicort could mean a day with better breathing. watch out, p

apparently they have a sale at barne barneys. i'm going to get her a better jacket than that.had a catty statement about -- let's do the papers mika. >> the tribune. the the two remaining prisoners being held by north korea are back. >> look at that graphic. >> a plane landed in washington state late saturday after north korean leader kim jong-un ordered their release. miller tried on an espionage charge, had been in custody since last april. bae, a missionary, in prison since 2012. the two were freed after a rare visit to the reclusive nation by direct of national intelligence james clapper who brought with him a letter from president obama. >> can we go back to the graphic really quickly? we complain that phil doesn't give us a lot of money. we just get nothing. look at that. released. do you know how much that cost? our graphics are incredible. >> you are so -- >> they're the most two dimensional graphics. they're awesome. >> the times pica yu ne. a new attack ad ahead of their runoff next month. take a look. >> i'm mary landrieu and i approve this message. >> on may 31st,

they do a tremendous job in terms of ringing in customers, barney's and the seventh floor at bird door's and they are in the store for 1.5 hours and they have to buy something. >> they're not buying the hamburger like they used to? >> they're not but what omaha steaks is saying there are certain food trends that are very interesting, bacon craze is still very popular as well as midwestern cuisine which is family-style. foodies.are all ?> what they do in texas >> texas barbecue the best kind. >> a brisket? >> a brisket or sausage. >> when american farmer start feeding their cows grass i will be all over it. i'm going to early wife for christmas. >> betty liu at 8:00 a.m. this morning on the price of the. -- on the price of beef. ♪ >> good morning everyone i am tom keene, joe weisenthal with me. >> ferguson missouri had a quiet thanksgiving day and national guard troops were still on the streets where most of the writing had been closed. the parents of the black teenager who spoke to beinge rose say the story told by authorities is at odds with what she knows. iti cannot understand because

middle-class investors that have not had an investment firm working for them. 20 years ago you had smith barneythere was a dean witter in every sears in the country. those kind of firms have disappeared. for some of the same reasons we do not have sears all over the country -- technology, business changes. we are creating a firm that focuses on everyday, middle-class investors. >> what about a firm like america rise -- they focus on the mass affluent, or even less, the middle class. >> some firms are touching aspect of this. is $500mum investment and we have a $100,000 maximum investment, so we focus on middle-class, everyday investors that are being left out. >> so, for you to keep the lights on -- even if what a lot of what you do is online, you have to have a lot of customers. >> absolutely. >> at the maximum investment is 100,000, comedy customers do you need at what average aum? >> we have to build a customer base among the 36 million mass affluent customers out there. >> how many do you need to make the company profitable? >> we will not discuss the exact numbers. >> just an idea for how