. >> the 2010 chicago bears head for toronto tomorrow to face the bills on sunday at the rogers centerhas weathered the storm. >> everybody goes through that phase. and especially when expectations are what they are. he'll be fine. we'll get him squared away. >> everyone needs to keep believing in the system and get the details right. we talked about it in the past of being more consistent. there's flashes of us on film doing everything right and then there's other things where it was a break down. this offense is like -- we'll take all guys on the same page. >>> hockey now. the chicago wolves on the road as the meet the monsters. tied in overtime. the power play, darren tees it up and scores. the wolves win in the final tick of the clock. >>> tomorrow penn state at illinois. and notre dame is off. >>> finally hockey fights are routine. but how about a jockey fight? you rarely see that. happened tonight at the breeders cup. javier bumps into some horses causing a chain reaction. he was des qualified. and watch this. after the winners circle, he had to be restrained. he later apologized

bill: were they voting for roger stalbeck or tony romeo? >> tony romeo was allegedly registered by acorn in las vegas. >> i bet the dodgers have something to say about that! eric shawn, thank you. martha. martha: here's the headline this morning, the u.s. is, quote, on the right path to a better relationship with the muslim world, these words from president obama this morning as he travels through indonesia. meanwhile, positive reaction coming out of the muslim world in india to a promise that mr. obama made an jihad on sunday. here he is. this has gotten a lot of attention, this sound bite. here he is answering a question that was posed to him during a town hall event at a college in india. take a look. >> what is your opinion about jihad? >> the phrase jihad has a lot of meanings within islam and it's subject to a lot of different interpretations. i think all of us recognize that this great lingon in the hands of a few extremists has been distorted to justify violence towards innocent people that is never justified. i think all of us have

on that, plus reaction from the democrat who sponsored the bill, congressman jim mcdermott in just a moment. >>> well, fox news president roger ales says npr is nothing but a nazi outfit and the republicans in congress, well they're carrying his water. i'll take on ales' head first tonight in "the playbook." >>> lefties are telling president obama to do just that, go left. billionaire democratic donor george soros says, it might be time to look elsewhere? what's that mean? is he talking about 2012? that's a heck of a statement. we'll get into it. we'll tackle that one in tonight's "battleground" story purchase. >>> and i was wondering where in the heck was the directingster today, he wasn't on the radio, he wasn't around to respond to reverend al sharpton's comments of being kind of smacked up for the the racist things he's been saying on the air lately. >>> but this is the story that has me fired up tonight. as we head into the holiday season, special time for americans, should point out that millions of americans in need just got stiffed by the republicans in congress. a bill to extend unemployment benefits fell short of th

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