signed by tom foley and bob michael and nude gingrich.ing that the administration sent him the lame-duck session f congress, the legislation to implement the general agreement, which established the world trade order -- which i believe has played a major role in lifting more people out of -- ut of poverty. he was dying inside, heartbroken, and he still showed up for work. he still believed the purpose of political service was to get the show on the road. i will never forget this letter as long as i live. tom foley had lost his seat in a district he loved. i talked to him about the wrinkles and curse of that district i do not know how many times. ut he was doing his job. i asked him to go to japan, just as i half the vice president to go to japan, for a very simple reason. they became one of our greatest allies and one of the greatest forces for democracy, security, freedom, and growth in the world. they had a tough time in the 990's. i always believed the rest of the world was underestimating the japanese people, their brilliance, creativ

he worked closely with bob michael and they remain great friends after they left congress. later, president clinton named speaker foley to be our ambassador to japan. as a staffer to war and, i worked with him on the spokane world's in the created traumatic change for the largest city in the fifth district. tom was so proud to represent the people of the fifth are congressional district and he always thought this was his most important responsibility. it was a great honor for me that he supported me and my campaign. i was lucky to receive his support as a member of the house and i will always thank him for being such a good mentor. we will always remember the legacy of tom foley. he believed in the congress and he believed this institution could produce positive results for the american people. his loving wife, heather, supported him during his career and to grant full care of him during his long illness. may god bless you, heather, and the entire foley family. [applause] >> good afternoon. i'm jim mcdermott, a house member from washington's seventh , mostly seattle. i knew

signed by tom foley and take apart and bob michael and newt gingrich.e administration sent to the lame duck session of congress the legislation to implement the general agreement trade's whichd i believe has made a eager role in lifting more people out of poverty in extreme circumstances in your countries than anyone else. he was in short dying inside, heartbroken and he still showed up for work. and he still believed that the purpose of political service was to get the show on the road. i will never forget this letter as long as i live. was hurt, too. he was going from the majority to the minority, but tom foley had lost his seat in a district he loved. thelked to him about wrinkles and curves of that district economic times. but he was doing his job. him to go to japan just as asked vice president mondale to go to japan for a very simple reason. conflict theyime became one of our greatest allies and one of the greatest forces for democracy and security and freedom and growth in the world. they had a tough time in the 1990s. they had their collapse wel

signed by tom foley and bob michael and newt gingrich.sking that the administration sent him the lame-duck session of congress, the legislation to implement the general agreement, which established the world trade order -- which i believe has played a major role in lifting more people out of -- out of poverty. he was dying inside, heartbroken, and he still showed up for work. he still believed the purpose of political service was to get the show on the road. i will never forget this letter as long as i live. tom foley had lost his seat in a district he loved. i talked to him about the wrinkles and curse of that district i do not know how many times. but he was doing his job. i asked him to go to japan, just as i half the vice president to go to japan, for a very simple reason. they became one of our greatest allies and one of the greatest forces for democracy, security, freedom, and growth in the world. they had a tough time in the 1990's. i always believed the rest of the world was underestimating the japanese people, their brilliance, c

let me acknowledge congressman lewis and former congressman and republican leader bob michael, who both have always been great friends to tom and me. of course, i think senator harry reid and senator mitch mcconnell. for traveling a long way from the senate to the house. [laughter] to remember my husband. also, i want to thank the celestial on joy from japan. anderson, plus, the diplomatic delegations, for coming. ioa special debt of gratitude to speaker banner for making this memorial service possible. without his caring and competent staff, this event would not have happened. when my husband was speaker, we had about one person who handled this kind of work. the speaker has been most gracious and helpful and i applaud him for that. i want to say a few words about my husband. as you probably know, i work for him for years as an unpaid staffer. i did not plan to do in this when i married him in 1968. i was sort of wooed in. and i remained for the full-time he was here. i should say i stayed here unpaid and it was a great adventure. every time i thought of leaving, he would suddenly assu

bob and me? we'll take all afternoon. michael is terrified of bob. >> what do you think?m. >> those mines aren't gonna sweep themselves. >> [chuckles] >> so. >> we're in. >> ick. >> what? >> i looked at the bag. >> oh! >> i looked straight at the bag. >> that's not good. >> could you distract me for a second? just talk about things that don't have blood in 'em. >> well, okay. uh--bags. >> what? that-- >> sorry, that was bad. >> that was mean. >> um, a hat. >> a hat. >> a hat with no blood in it. >> that is full of soup. >> you're cute. >> what? >> you're done. >> oh, already? >> ah, we did it! >> whoo! wow. i was so nervous about this i don't think i ate for three days. >> is he okay? >> [softly snores] [ male announcer ] when you feel good, no one is immune. emergen-c has more vitamin c than 10 oranges plus other antioxidants and electrolytes to help you come down with a serious case of healthy. emergen-c. making healthy contagious. [ coughing ] [ crying ] sorry. [ male announcer ] new robitussin dm max nighttime. fast, powerful cough relief that helps you sleep like a b

. >> michael barrette followed by bob allen. >> yes, i wanted to comment on item 12 that has been covered. number one, i think it's great that the mayor is the transportation task force was put together but it's people fighting for the might'e dollar. what the recommendations were was pretty good and on the last part of their recommendation, there were $3 billion listed for allocations for fleet replace enhancement which is much off the mark. too much money in this is for street beauty and not addressing san francisco on range needs. a relatively minor but outlines bus lines and way too much money allocated to defined capital items a transit guidelines and faa core improvements, facility enhancement and transit system accessibility. we're going to run out of $85 million bonds. thank you. >> thank you. >> another speaker. >> last speaker, bob allen. >> good afternoon. >> thank you members of the board today. we'll forward a letter from a number of groups in our coalition trying to catch up. we're going to reach out vejly. some of the folks weren't able to be here so i'll summarize comments

. >> michael, thanks to you and bob and tom brokaw and i know michael, you'll be back with us on mondayars ago, monday, of course the anniversary of the president's funeral and burial. on this 50th anniversary of the death of president john f. kennedy, tamron hall picks up coverage in new york. >> thank you, andrea. we're now just minutes away from the moment doctors pronounced president kennedy dead 50 years ago. the world would learn shocking news just 30 minutes later. we'll play the announcement as it happened. plus, how dallas and ft. worth are still struggling to balance its place in history. >> lee harvey oswald was not from dallas or of dallas, but the perception proved hard to shake. >> and a new generation inspired by kennedy's legacy. we'll talk with two young people who live in texas, one a musician and one a writer, honoring a president who lived decades before they were ever born. it's all coming up next on "news nation." i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400

. >> michael and bob, great stuff. and no more 50/50. i think we're in agreement on that.hank you. >> sounds good. >> take care. >> at least he's honest. i don't know. could go either way. we need more guests to do that. i don't know. it's okay to say that unless you're a tv anchor because we know everything. still ahead, as we tick closer to twitter's ipo, find out exactly who uses twitter. the answer might surprise you. >> and odds are you will not be able to get in on twitter's ipo price but we will show you why that might not actually be a bad thing. look at this year's hot ipos where it paid to not get in at the ipo price. [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this

bob macdonald. >> 12 years of michael bloomberg polls point to democrat bill de blasio who is running against who is credited for transitioning the subway system after superstorm sandy. >>> 11 conservative counties in northern colorado are voting to succeed from the state. the vote is largely symbolic. even if the measure passes they would require statewide and congressional approval. >>> the nfl is investigating a case of suspected bullying by a miami dolphins lineman, richie incognito has been suspended indefinitely by the dolphins for conduct detrimental to the team is what they are calling it. his alleged victim is teammate and fellow lineman jonathan martin who apparently was so desperate that he walked off the job last week. we are going to get more from cnn's john zarrella. >> reporter: this is miami dolphin richie incognito from a team promo. >> on the field, players have called me overly aggressive. >> reporter: now it may be that incognito was not only overly aggressive on the field but off the field as well leading to his suspension. the nfl is looking into whether incognito bullied an

bob plant told, gave the manual, bill bechtel, michael lesser, julie christiansen, joe inder warning, steve hooker, patricia coppa, shelby watkins, lisa watkins, michael cronbach's lisa belden susan moseley, rascon, ray knight in, winded nice, pretty rentals glenn miller, carly eagleson and [inaudible]. next speaker, please >> my name is todd garrett and am a resident of san francisco. for the last 22 years. i am not a dog owner and i hope that i can represent the knowledge on the owners of san francisco by showing my support here today. i feel that dogs have the ability to be off leash is very important not only to the health of the dogs but also to the health of the people whom dogs and those who don't own dog. sometimes life in the city and life in general can be kind of depressing. dogs bring a great sense of joy and happiness in their play and the level of the plate with each other and with humans. it's very uplifting to watch. even if you're not participating, just observing that level of happiness can with a person spirits incredibly. so, i hope i speak for a lot of people in s

reporting live in livermore, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> i see a michael core store behind you. christina and i could use a new purse. >> shoes, anything from michael core. we have a good day shaping up. temperatures pretty frigid to start. i'm not going to go ahead and take that down. i'll tell you it's cold out there. santa rosa, we're 51 in san francisco, out in the south bay at 44 so it's not too cold. but this is nowhere near as cold as we're going to be into next week. we have a major system bringing some very cold air. old man winter next week. remember, if you want to find out about that you don't have to wait. we have your forecast scrolling at the bottom of the screen. look at our temperatures that finish off the day. san francisco 65. mostly sunny. in the upper 60s to low 70s. so a real treat for us. the day after thanksgiving. if you are going to be traveling today as a lot of people will be be, your roadways are not quiet. there are a lot of people out shopping and traveling. keep in mind an area of low pressure that could impact you over the grapevine over highway

michael has great deals. >> kraft going to remove artificial food dyes from these products. sponge bob square pants, halloween and winter shapes. kraft says it will replace artificial dye was spices for coloring the company not explaining the reason but analysts suggest it's a move to accommodate a push for natural ingredients. >> talking about things we eat, fruit is now the second-most popular food of, from numbers five just a decade ago. most popular fruits are banana, apple, oranges and grapes. research firm npd says popularity sin creasing same rate juice drinking is decreasing. top ten foods. researchers say these item as kt for half of what we eat and drink. >> all right. we have a warning from patrol. saying traffic will be likely heavy when the greaton casino opens. as many as 10,000 extra cars coulding on highway 101. patrol will be directing traffic as needed >>> how about los angeles for $one? a bus service offering rides from bay area to southern california for just $one the bus made a stop in oakland this morning. bolt bus offers three round trips to los angeles. east bay

michaels and cri collinswth. >>> so the final score herwas 497, new orleans. nexteek, of course mike st talked about with it bobmanni and his health. if he isealthy, that will be some matchupnext week, kansas city undefeated at denver. >> if he is hurting a ttle bit, to put him throughout against thatansas city pass rush, justin houston, tom, derek -- iean, these guys, they're sty getting after the quarterback. and don't care who the quarterback is ohow quickly he gets ridf it, you're putting peyton manng in a bit of danger if he can'tove a little bit around in th pocket. >> wl, brock osweiler is the backup. the 6'8" quarterck who played at arizo state. but for the denverroncos, it's nsas city next week. we have them the followi week at new england and then they play kansas city again. this itheir stretch. >> yeah. it rlly is. but for the nsas city chiefs, you go into denver and get a win, all of a sudden the who nation football league fee differt. >> it's denver and is the undefeated chiefand we will see you from the mile highity next sunday. 41 fst downs. new nfrecord. 392 yas through the air, drew brees. it'

bob square pants is further down. will they fly in the parade. we don't know. mayor michael bloomberg was here, suggesting things were optimistic. the head of the parade department is optimistic. the issue is the wind - not the rain or snow. if the wind is sustained at more than 23 miles per hour, or gusting at greater than 34 miles per hour, the law in new york prevents the balloons flying. there are several point along the route checking. they can raise or lower the balloons. whatever needs to be done, can be done. we'll have to wait and see. macy's and the police will make a decision on whether the balloons fly, just before the start of the parade at 9am eastern. it's a question of whether the balloons will be there. >> coming up, tinkering with a hollywood classic. hollywood's plan to rework "it's a wonderful life." the thanksgiving forecast. we'll update you on the weather. >> welcome back to al jazeera america on this wednesday, november the 27th, 2013. i'm david shuster in new york. here is a look at some of the top stories. extreme weather threatens to make a mess of

bob. everybody gather around the water cooler. here we go with "closing bell exchange." michael yoshikami joins us, as does andres gar see it yeah, russ from blackrock and our own rick santelli. welcome to all of you. michael, 204,000 jobs created last month. why is the stock market ral lig if it increases the chances the fed will slow the morphine drip? >> well, because maybe earnings will start to pick up. maybe the economy is actually healing itself. i mean, at this point we really have a mixed bag. i mean, as you correctly point out when the jobs market comes in strong, obviously fixed income rates go up and that's bad for the bond market. i'm of the relief a recovery in economy, while it might be bad for bonds, is great for stocks. i think as long as the rise in fixed income yields is not so vertical, it's more of a gradual trend, i think it's supportive for the stock market when good news comes in. >> andres, let's talk about putting money to work. you've got a global story here in terms of low interest rates. the ecb lowering interest rates earlier this week. what's your

bob rees with save our wild sal mons and pacific north-west anglers and guides. >> alan in bonaville. >> michael eaves is with us next with sport. another athlete in trouble. >> yes, this time from the national hockey leave. semon varlamov won seven of eight games and started between the pipes. his biggest adversary may have nothing to do with hockey. we have this report from denver. >> a beautiful blustery day in denver outside the pep si center home. colorado avalanche. a dark cloud descending over semon varlamov, star goalie, who was arrested after turning himself in to denver police on suspicion of assaulting his girlfriend. he spent the night in gaol, was released on $5,000 bond after being told to stay away from his girlfriend. his girlfriend said on monday he kicked her in the chest, stompeded her whilst she was on the ground, dragged her by the hair before telling her if they were in russia he'd beat her more. the colorado avalanche released a statement saying they'd offer no comment until the investigation was concluded and prosecutors decide whether to charge him. semon varlamov has be

bob miller. i want to say thank you to michael, my dear friend.ant to say thank you to beverly cooke and the harsh board for making this panel possible. i also want to add my thanks, so you stole my thunder, professor, to darlene and dwight mcbride for their wisdom in taking this book up and bringing it up to publication. we take that as a given that books just naturally come over to presses and presses naturally decide to publish them. and this is not true in the best of times. and the last few years, at least, for the academic publishing industry are far from the -- a great deal of work in to making it possible for this book to come between two cover and be available and to professor reid's point about a fact it may contain difficulty. if i remember the totaling correctly we have 2 manuscript -- if we remain industrious as a profession. thereby much work to do. i want to congratulate bryan. it's important to note he edited. he tweal went from the confine of the collection. michael, if you were clocking him in relation to the time he was putting

chairman of the joint chiefs, mike mullen, former secretary of defense bob gates, and three previous dhs secretaries, tom ridge, michael chertoff and janet napolitano. those letters reflect the respect and admiration of people who worked long hours with jerry offered on difficult and very complex issues. -- with jerry. comes from america's police organizations. they say something really important about jeh. i may be new to the senate but as mayor i know that there are difficult issues facing our country, and specifically, we have a nation that has been targeted by terrorist. the city of represent for seven years have some specific abilities targeted by terrorist. we are in a state that also has been hit by one of america's most costly natural disasters. and we have a region that remains eight keynote for immigration. i know vital important close would nation between federal, state and local agencies or. as a former mayor i can provide firsthand testimony to the strength of that coordination in recent years. we have made a lot of progress. i've spent time with jeh and i know this is something that he gets. the urgency f

likehrilled to see people mike mullen, former secretary of defense bob gates, and three previous dhs secretaries, tom ridge, janet napolitano, michael chertoff. those letters reflect the respect and admiration of people who worked long hours with jeh, often on difficult and very complex issues, but the support that caught my eye comes from america's police organizations. they say something really important about jeh. i may be new to the senate, but as mayor, i know there are difficult issues facing our country, and physically, we have a nation that has been targeted by terrorists. indeed, the city that i represented for seven years, had specific target by terrorists. we are a state that has also been hit by one of america's most costly national disasters, and we have a bridge and that node for key immigration. i know how vitally important" mission between federal, state, and local agencies or. as a former mayor, i can provide first-hand testimony to the strength of a coordination in recent years and we have made a lot of progress. and it time with jeh, know that this is something he gets -- the urgency, the importance, the critical

. >> bob, in the last issue -- latest issue of "texas monthly" michael ennis writes, the real story is awoke on the morning of november 22nd in texas whose cosmopolitanism went unremarked in the days following the assassination. how much did this shooting stunt the city of dallas and the city's perception across america? >> well, dallas was labeled the city of hate by many people across the united states. and i think dallas was unfairly targeted as the city that killed the president. we had our nuts in this town. but our nuts were probably more conspicuous, meaner spirited than most. so they had given the city a chancy reputation with right wing demonstrations that preceded the assassination. and i think it was that largely that led people to conclude that dallas was something different from other american cities when it really was not. we had no more nuts per square mile than the average metropolitan city. >> yeah. >> and it was a city that had welcomed the president with open arms. >> bob and pierce, thanks for taking us back to that day and sharing your experience. >> thank you for

michael's right. he is conservative. >> i think on economics he is. i said this last night. i'm going to keep saying it. the way the media and people say who's a moderate, bobasey of pennsylvania, the great governor, was a liberal on every issue except he didn't think abortion should be legal. that was his portion. but they would call him a conservative democrat, the media. which was absurd. he wasn't a conservative. your thoughts about your party and the labeling, michael. >> i would agree with sarah to the extent she's right. we don't want someone who's going to go along to get along and compromise on fundamental principles. i don't think that's chris christie. i don't think that's a lot of the names of individuals who have been mentioned so far as possible candidates. that's going to get sorted out in the wash of a republican primary. my only point to the chris christies of the world who are being vilified by some on the right now as being not conservative is to stand up and prove that you are. not for their benefit but for the benefits of the party's overall messaging as a conservative party talking about those ideals and views. much like casey did for

michael is long-time new york democrat. i think he has family ties to the democratic party. bob ruben worked at citigroup for a long time.and larry summers. citigroup is most left-leaning wall street firms. lori: spoon feed us. so what does this mean for average investors. >> i think it is this. if you're looking to make money off of this story, don't, it has nothing to do with average investors. what i think we need to do in the media point out conflicts of interest. lori: okay, bingo. >> bill deblasio claims to be this man who is going to stick up for the little guy. we should point out his wife wrote speeches for chuck prince. the guy, that led citigroup down the hole of near bankruptcy before the, before it was bailed out. one of the ways she got to be, one of the ways she got in at citigroup was mr. schlein. he worked in the dinkins administration in early 1990s. that is where i first met him. he was number two in the new york city department of finance and then he went to citigroup from there to be, i think he worked as a municipal bond banker. he kind of worked through the ranks. he was very close with jamie dimon

and michael, we now remember these images so vividly, it was all live, casket on thursday to the rotunda. i was very struck by something clint hill, the secret service agent said yesterday, to bobhich was how did you know or how did you react when he was killed. >> we didn't know for hours and hours because we were busy on the motorcade escorting the body to capitol hill. no cell phones, no walkie-talkies once they left the hard lines at the white house. >> just shows you how different things were as sandy said. that's what jackie kennedy was so sensitive to. when she did her famous tv tour of the white house, she said i'm trying to change the way the preside presidency is seen by the world. that's why i'm restoring the white house, why welcoming ceremonies on the grounds, "air force one" under eisenhower. she was so sensitive to the impact she could have if this was a ceremony that looked like lincoln's funeral, elevate jfk to the level of lincoln and replace those sordid images from dallas. >> sander, you referred to the fact it was john kennedy's third birthday. that image when he came down and you see now, showing the footage of jackie kennedy leaning down and suggesting to

michael's right. he is conservative. >> i think on economics he is. i said this last night. i'm going to keep saying it. the way the media and people say who's a moderate, bob of pennsylvania, the great governor, was a liberal on every issue except he didn't think abortion should be legal. that was his portion. but they would call him a conservative democrat, the media. which was absurd. he wasn't a conservative. your thoughts about your party and the label bing, michael. >> i would agree with sarah to the extent she's right. we don't want someone who's going to go along to get along and compromise on fundamental principles. i don't think that's chris christie. i don't think that's a lot of the names of individuals who have been mentioned so far as possible candidates. that's going to get sorted out in the wash of a republican primary. my only point to the chris christies of the world who are being vilified by some on the right now as being not conservative is to stand up and prove that you are. not for their benefit but for the benefits of the party's overall messaging as a conservative party talking about those ideals and views. much like casey did for th

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