the clerk: victor allen bolden of connecticut to be united states district judge -- scratch that. wendy beetlestone to be united states district judge for the eastern district of pennsylvania. the presiding officer: the majority leader is recogniz rec. the senate will come to order. the majority leader is recognized. mr. reid: mr. president, we'll have one more vote. we will -- as soon as that's turned in, we'll go into recess subject to a call of the chair, for a briefing that everyone should go to. and then we'll come up for some wrap-up. this is the last vote of the night. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there are two minutes equally divided prior to the motion to invoke cloture on the bolden nomination. who yields time? without objection, all time has been yielded back. by unanimous consent, the clerk reports -- the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination

collin capper neck ending bolden. bolden nine catches for 137 yards. morris with his own big game.rushing for 125 yards. late in the after on fourth and two. kaepernick puts it up for crabtree who makes a great grab. that set up a 41-yard field goal. niners defense kept the pressure on rg3. sacked fife times. smith had two of them. san francisco offense turned the ball over three times. frank gore has knocked loose here by stanford start murphy. that led to 46-yard tie. washington led 13-10 with under 8 minutes to play. niners pull it out driving 75 yards on eight plays. carlos hyde with td. san francisco wins, 17-13. third straight victory, improves record to 7-4. >> need do what what they needed to do when they needed to do it. good teams win those games. by any means necessary. that's how we're looking for wins. >> we always look back what the we could have done better. we could have won more by more points. could have won better defense. >> started making mistake here and there. >> that's the thing about austin. if one guy doesn't do his job, it breaks down. >> the cardinals wi

collin kaepernick with the touchdown to anquan bolden. bolden had nine catches for 137 yards.lfred morris had a big game, rolling into the end zone. morris with 125 yards rushing. late in the first half on fourth and two. capber nick up to michaeliantree who makes a great grab. setting up a 41-yard field goal. 10-7 at the half. the niners defense kept the pressure on rg iii. he was sacked five times. aldon something i had two of them. but the san francisco offense committed three turnovers. frank gore coughs it up here. the fumble caused by trent murphy, former stanford star. led too a field goal. washington let 13-10 with under eight minutes left. the niners drive 75 yards in eight plays, carlos hyde with the touchdown. san francisco wins 17-13. the third straight victory improves their record to 7-4. >> did what they needed to do. good teams win those games. proud of our guys. by any means necessary. >> always look back what we could have done better. we could have won more, by more points could have played better defense, but a win is a win. >> we got into a rhythm and then

cap fer nick with the touchdown bass to anquan bolden. bolden had nine catches for 137 yards.ashington's alfred morris had a big game as well, bulls in. ran for 125 yards. late in the half, on fourth and two, kaepernick, up to michael crabtree, who makes an amazing grab, setting up a 41-yard field goal. 10-7 at the half. the niners defense kept the pressure on rg3. he was sacked five times. aldon smith had two. but the san francisco offense committed three turnovers, frank gore coughs it up. that led to a 46-yard field goal. washington goes in front, 13-10 with under eight minutes left. the niners would answer, driving 75 yards and eight plays, carlos hide with the touchdown. san francisco wins. >> cardinals at seattle. the game0s touchdown came lace in the third. the seahawks with the 19-3 victory. the niners host seattle on thanksgiving. >> st. louis was at san diego. chargers driving for the go, ahead score when jenkins picks off fill-in rivers. he takes it 99 yards for the touchdown and pick six, but san diego comes back. keenan allen lost a pair of fumbles. this time he g

collin kaepernick with the touchdown to anquan bolden. bolden had nine catches for 137 yards.lfred morris had a big game, rolling into the end zone. morris with 125 yards rushing. late in the first half on fourth and two. capber nick up to michaeliantree who makes a great grab. setting up a 41-yard field goal. 10-7 at the half. the niners defense kept the pressure on rg iii. he was sacked five times. aldon something i had two of them. but the san francisco offense committed three turnovers. frank gore coughs it up here. the fumble caused by trent murphy, former stanford star. led too a field goal. washington let 13-10 with under eight minutes left. the niners drive 75 yards in eight plays, carlos hyde with the touchdown. san francisco wins 17-13. the third straight victory improves their record to 7-4. >> did what they needed to do. good teams win those games. proud of our guys. by any means necessary. >> always look back what we could have done better. we could have won more, by more points could have played better defense, but a win is a win. >> we got into a rhythm and then

kaepernick is throwing more to bolden. that's clear. bolden caught more but also had five drops.ill has total trust in bolden. >> very reliable. people talking about drops, he still went for 100 yards in the game. he's a play maker and that's why we will give him the ball. >> and we've got college football tonight here on abc7. this is a good one. showdown between florida state and miami. kickoff at 5:00 p.m. we will be with you after that with "after the game" right around 8:30. have a great weekend, everybody. >> i'm larry beil. >> time right now is 6:54. straight ahead, going door to door. the annual drive this morning to help feed the hungry. and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine, what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, loving your numbers. introducing once-daily invokana®. it's the first of a new kind of prescription medicine that's used along with diet and exercise to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. invokana® is a once-daily pill that works around the clock to help lower a1c.

second quarter, collin -- bolden, nice catch, 21-10, miner niners at the break.ity, graham got it. 21-17. fourth quarter, same connection, brees, graham, graham with 10 catches, 76- yards. 4th and 10, collin, running for his life, buying time and finding a wide open michael crabtree. that might wind up being a season saving play, keeping the drive alive. sets up a field goal. figure we go into overtime, but first we have to hail mary. breese, throwing it up. graham comes down with the football. are you kidding me? we lost on that. no, we didn't, fortunately for the niners -- we have bonus football. five minutes in overtime, brees, sacked by books, who has got it? chris, the kid from wisconsin. 17 tackles in the game and the huge fumble recovery sets up phil dawson, not pretty, but effective. 35-yarder for the win, niners 27-24 in overtime. >> >> half split this season still concerning. -- the end result is all that matters and this one was huge. >> they are all big. every week, it's big and i figure it might have been antwon bolden one week seasons, that's the wa

antwon bolden. 30-yards and in. it is morris, one yard up the middle and we are tied at seven. 11 before half time, trying to make something happen. down the right side line. michael crabtree, going up, making a play. great catch by crabtree. sets up awe field goal 10-7 niners at the break. frank gore has it punched out by trent murphy. washington recovers, a field goal later, it's 13 -- 10 skins. at their own 34, rolling the dice at the conversion. cap takes a big shot from ryan clark. bolden somehow hangs onto the football, 29-yard pickup. nine catches for 137-yards. four yard -- 17-13 san francisco. final minute, -- san francisco, hanging on 17-13 for their third straight defense. props to the defense holding washington to two of thirded on 3rd down. bottom line, all is well that ends well. >> defense, oh, man, i mean, we are playing good, especially last week, me being on the side lines, watching them play and seeing how much fun they were having enjoying the game and having fun with each other, making plays, i

now antoine bolden seems to have taken that role.ourth down kept the niners alive in new orleans. and they won in overtime. with them facing the giants this sunday, coach jim harbaugh was peppered today and asked about crabtree's actual role. >> is he unhappy right now with what -- >> no problem. no problem with michael. >> does he have a problem with the offense? >> i don't think so. >> you've called him the best hands you've ever seen. are you surprised that he's dropped them? do you consider them drops? >> it happens. antoine has had a few. we had a few overthrows. a few bad play calls that haven't worked. i have no problem with michael crabtree's hands or bolden's. >> all right. >>> in college football, cal plays the last of their five road games this season tomorrow night in l.a. a special thursday night game against usc. the bears are actually better on the road this year than they are at home, which is unusual. 3-1. their only loss came as a result of this hail mary at arizona. they blew a 22-point lead at the half. this game

and bolden with the 15-yard score. bolden had six catches.ime throw and catch right there. >> hard to finish on that one, but you have to be happy if you're a 49ers fan. third quarter. saints in the red zone. third and 6. and drew brees is a magician here. he hits jimmy graham for the 12-yard score. how does he do this? >> i don't know how he got through those two guys. unbelievable. >> how frustrated would you be as a defensive player if he did that to you? >> wow. >> 21-17. saints are down. fourth quarter, same score. under two minutes to play. and brees to graham. two-yard score. feels like this is going to be the win here. >> the big tight end is picking on the corner back. >> the little guy, nothing he could do. last chance for the 49ers. fourth and 10. buys some time. explain to me how michael crabtree gets this wide open behind the defense. >> well, when you have kaepernick rolling out to the right, and it looks like he doesn't have anyone to throw to, the guy just loses coverage there. what you like about kaepernick is he kept his eye

jim bolden explains why retailers have imported this american tradition. >> reporter: this is black friday british style. you start with customers lining up outside a store, in the dark, early in the morning. >> the cab driver is actually in the queue with me. >> i didn't know they even did it here. but i used to do it in america a few years back. >> the deal is here now, so take it now. >> reporter: add in the rush through the doors. grabbing $200 l.e.d. tvs. it sold 8,000 in the first hour. add in another import, a few cheerleaders wearing black and white, of course, and you have that most american of holidays. black friday shopping. >> i need the xbox. where's the xbox? >> black friday makes sense in the u.s. because it follows a national holiday, thanksgiving. it happens on a day when most people are off from work and it's a chance to kick start the christmas spending. whereas here in the uk, black friday is just any other friday. >> reporter: it was started here by the likes of apple and amazon. now retailers like tesco, john lewis, boots all have black friday deals. one of the big uk

kap roll right and finds bolden. his 900th career catch was made in this game. davis finds britt.ouchdown, rams, tied at 10. more of the same in the second for the 49ers. they're driving, sims chases kap down. one of the rams' eight sacks on the day. only had six coming into the season. rams gates field goal and the lead. niners driving after two pass interference goals. third and one on the one. quarterback sneak but kap fumbles the snap, regains, fumbles again. niners lose and drop to 4-4. >> that was tough loss, and we're going to play better football, coach better football, better habits, play better. >> did you see the goal line? how are you so confident you crossed the goal line? >> i was looking in the end zone. >> that's depressing. tied at halftime the niners inducted former head coach into the franchise's hall of fame. he coached the niners to a 98-38 season, won two super bowls as a head coach and five as an assistant. he was one whenever my favorite coaches, smart, innovative and one of the most underrated coaches in football. his career started as an usher at kezar. >

kap roll right and finds bolden. his 900th career catch was made in this game. davis finds britt.w rams, tied at 10. more of the same in the second for the 49ers. they're driving, sims chases kap down. one of the rams' eight sacks on the day. only had six coming into the season. rams gates field goaland the lead. niners diving after two pass interference goals. third and one on the one. quarterback sneak but kap fumbles the snap, regains, fumbles again. ninersose and drop to 4-4. >> that was tough loss, and we're going to play better football, coh better football, better habits, play better. >> did you see the goal line? how are u so confident you crossed the goal line? >> i was loong in the end zone. >> that's depressing. tied a halftime the niners inducted former head coach into the francse's hall of fame. he coachedhe niners to a 98-38 season,on two super bowls as a head cch and five as an assistant. he was one whenever my favorite coaches, smart, innovative and one of the most underrated coaches in football. his career started as an usher at kezar. >> now to be honored and ent

colin kaepernick is throwing to bolden who caught six passes and had five drops in that game.ick says he still has total trust in boldin. >> vary liable. very rely believe a. he went for -- very reliable. he is a play maker and we will get him the ball. >> abc7 sports is brought to you by ebay. thanks. >> well, abc7 news continues now on-line and on twitter, facebook and all your devices. >> our next

- bolden for the whole story check out my blog on kpix.com. >>> no problem for the raiders.rterback derek carr says his teammates are in good spirits despite being on the verge of losing their 16th straight game. >> i have heard from a close reliable source on being on teams that started off bad how coming to work is painful. when the effort goes down, that's bad. but, you know, the energy level is like honestly like we're 9- 0, you know? you know, guys run around and still striving to do whatever they can to make this thing right. >> yeah. great attitude. and last night on the 6:00 news, ken bastida predicted a raider victory in san diego this weekend. [ pause ] >>> play of the day. we are going to take you to the nba. detroit's brandon jennings makes it look easy. how about some defense. caught them napping. the pistons lost to the washington wizards, one of their best starts ever, 107- 103. >>> 6:26. streets in the east bay turned into rivers this morning. how this massive water main break is affecting the roads and people living in the area. >> and police shoot and kill

collin kaepernick rolls right, buys time, hits bolden. caught his 900th career catch in game. offense. the sack, fumble rams recover in niners territory, and then austin davis touchdown rams and we are tied. second half of the niners, one of the rams' eight sacks. after two pass interference cals third and one. we'll have from the 49ers with ten seconds left niners looking for the win but kap fumbles the ball on the goal line. looked like he crossed it but the referees do not reverse it. niners lose 13-10 and drop to 4-2, the niners inducted a form head coach into the franchise hall of fame. he coachedded the niners to a record and won a pair of super bowls as a head coach and has all five rings as an assistant. one of my favorite coaches on then 1981 super bowl team. smart, innovative and one of most underrated coaches in football. his career started as an usher at kezar. >> now to be honored and enter the hall of fame here in the new leave levi's stadium i've gone full circle. i'm just lucky lucky. >> well deserved. all right. the cowboys and the cardinals here. tony romo in

a lay-up against kansas city, which is maybe not the best idea, at least not if k-states brandon bolden got involved. ouch. kansas state won 98-68. a member of america's golf future being mentored by america's olympic past. >> axelrod: we close tonight with an up-and-coming golfer. mariah stackhouse is a junior at stanford university who holds the women's n.c.a.a. record for the lowest roipped ever, having shot a 61. but this impressive young woman from atlanta didn't get there on her own. among her mentors, a former world-class athlete who saw her going places and wanted to help her with the trip. despite learning on shoddy public courses, hitting cracked range balls so old they flew crooked, if they flew at all, mariah won 97 tournaments as a junior golfer, often beating country club kids in the process. among those who heard about her was ralph boston. he wasn't a golf pro, but he had been an elite athlete. the form are world record holder in the long jump, and a three-time olympic medalist who won gold in 1960. he knows well, the makeup of a champion, which he quickly saw in mariah,

looked like it might be a route. 14-10 san francisco in the 2nd quarter, kaepernick, beautiful hit, boldenice catch, 21-10. same score in the 3rd quarter now. brees, nearly sacked on a blitz. watch him get away and then find jimmy graham for the touchdown. so, the 49ers lead down to 21- 17, 4th quarter now, brees converted big on 4th down, here is graham again, they take the lead at 24-21. 2 minutes to go. 49ers possession, they were down to their final play. it was 4th and 10. perhaps their season, hanging on this play, kaepernick hits michael crabtree, 51 yard gain that led to the tying field goal. but there was time left. brees, back the pass and he heaves up a desperation for jimmy graham and look at it there. touchdown. the game is over, but wait, he pushed off on cox, no touchdown, penalty called and the game went to overtime. brees stepped up in the pocket. he was hit by brooks, lost the football and they don't get it. 49ers will win this game. there is the game winner from 35 yards out. the 49ers escape the dome with a 27-24 win in overtime. lots of chatter after the game by the to

and caps with 210 yards and 15 yards with antwoine bolden. 21-10 niners at the half.s, three td passes and he had two catches. 21-17. down three, 1:34 left. fourth and ten from new orleans 22. this could be the season here. 51 yards, dolphin field goal tying it at 24. five seconds left. breeze, hail mary. prayers answered by jimmy graham but offensive pass interference calling for pushing. we go overtime. trading possessions. brees, third turnover of the game. niners immediately sent dawson in for the game winner. 35 yards and it's good. niners win 27-24. >> great win, exciting win, heck of a football game. and really proud of our players. anything can happen. it happens every week by the way our guys play. >> thought we handled it very well. >> this is a tough environment. but no one on our team flenched. >> peyton manning, only playing three quarters. good start for the silver an black. but man on the overflow. hayden left with a groin injury. manning second pick of the game led to the five-yard td pass. and 10-6 oakland. two tds with to picks. can't hold a good man

a big completion to anquan bold bolden. keeps going.hes in, four-yard go ahead score. the niners win this 17-13. impressive, huh? >> yeah. >> go to denver. the broncos and the dolphins. peyton manning, four touchdown passes. and including this one. the ground game a big part for the broncos yesterday, running back c.j. anderson ran for 167 yards and the deciding touchdown. denver wins it 39-36. let's check on your weather. >> i miss the giggle pills this morning? >> if jen stands too close to the camera her shoulders start moving, my peripheral vision checks it and gets me going. so i have issues. >> okay. >> it's like being with your sister in church. and if your sister gets going -- >> you're in trouble. >> yes. >> mom's yelling at you both on the way home in the back of the car. >> anyway. >>> a lot of attention on buffalo last week. the snow melt and the rain. thankfully, hasn't been that bad. a chance for moderate to minor flooding. it's not going to melt at once anyways. and temperatures today, 60. after today, won't worry about s

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>> they do fill and bolden. they do feel emboldened. the calculation was that not only is this not going to fundamentally make a dynamic that much worse, but they are betting on the 20 16th occupations by republican presidential hopefuls, largely pulling them through. >> action get legislation through congress? >> no. >> it gets overturned. you have got people like ted cruz, steve king that typical strident voices asking for extreme things. impeachment. shutting down the government. ted cruz saying no nominations. does the white house think that works to their advantage and they are happy to see that happen? >> divide and conquer among the republicans is potentially the best thing the white house can hope for. in terms of trying to guarantee a democratic white house and a couple of years. that is what they are looking towards, not just immigration legacy but on these other legacies on health care, climate change. they are doubling down and rolling it up into one. >> there are some things that the president would like to get done in the

later, kap and bolden. 20 yards. so now you got another first down. 51 seconds left. third and five. pass interference. now kap completes at the goal line. is it a touchdown? well, they review it. they say it's a catch. he is ruled down at the one. third and goal. nine seconds left. kap tries to sneak in and loses the football. 49ers may get the touchdown. ref signal rams ball. they replay it. they would review it. the call on the field would stand. mindy bach has more from santa clara. >> three times the 49ers thought they put points on the board. three times the referee did not agree. >> i know i crossed the line. >> did you see the goal line? how are you so confident that you crossed the goal line? >> i was looking in the end zone. >> the bottom line, the offense did not play well enough to take this game out of the refereeee's hands. they were 0 for 2 and converted only 25% of their third down, allowed eight sacks, and their second possession resulted in four punts and a fumble. >> you know, the time -- bounced u

kaepernick finds bolden for six. he caught his 900th career pass in this game. a sack party held by the rams' defense and kap back to pass. sacked and fumble and rams recover in niners' territory. capitalize on the turnover. he has an open lane. touchdown rams and we are tied at 10. same drill in the second half. simms chases kap down. one of the eight sacks on the day. even the pro bowl punter struggled and shapinged -- shanked the punt. niners driving and third and goal. looking for the win, but kap fumbles the snap and then fumbles again. the review stood and niners lose to the rams and drop to 4-4. >> we are still in it. we just have to play strong and stay focused and stay into it and support one another. i think that's the biggest thing. just leaning on one another for that support. >> all right, have to give the raiders credit. they will not quit. hosted by seattle. a little too much for the silver and black. they had to deal with the hostile 12th man also. 3-0 in the first and marshawn lynch. the most impressive three-yard run you will ever see. he carri

cnn's jim bolden joins me from london. i don't get this.y don't have thanksgiving in england. >> it's extraordinary, there's no holiday today, no holiday yesterday but it started with amazon and apple thinking maybe we should have deep discounts in friday in the uk and see if it catches on. this year all the british retailers decided it was a really good idea. i'm not sure they thought it this morning. take a look. rampaging shoppers, all in the search of black friday bargains. scenes which until now had been reserved for the united states. but this american tradition is taking hold in the uk, as black friday becomes a critical day in the british retail calendar. there is one big difference, though, it's not a holiday week in britain. >> black friday makes sense in the u.s., it follows a national holiday, thanksgiving. it happens on a day when most people are off from work and a chance to kickstart the christmas spending, whereas here in the uk, black friday is just any other friday, people are still working, they're not necessarily out in

republicans feeling politically em boldened to go after it. >> all right.hanks as always for your insight. appreciate you talking to us here. be sure to wash "meet the press" right here on nbc10. >>> well, if you thought last night was cold, get ready for an even colder night tonight. this is going to be the coldest night so far across the area. temperatures will be dropping down. if you have friday night plans, take the thicker jacket with you. by 6:00 this evening, upper 30s. closer to 8:00, around 37 degrees by 10:00. around midnight we will be very close if not already at freezing through much of the area. it will stay cold as we go through both saturday and sunday. all weekend long and a wet cold day as we go into monday. so to start off next week, some of this could move in as early as sunday. here's a live look outside. we're seeing mostly clear skies across the area. we do expect that as we go through tonight. these numbers will be dropping down very quickly. we'll be in the 30s very soon. much of the area north and west of philadelphia already in t

the clerk: victor allen bolden of connecticut to be united states district judge for the district of connecticut. mr. reid: there's a cloture motion at the desk mr. president. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, hereby move to bring to a close the debate on the nomination of victor allen bolden of connecticut to be united states district judge for the district of connecticut signed by 17 senators. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the reading of the names -- i'm sorry. i ask unanimous consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i ask consent the mandatory quorum under rule 22 be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i now move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all in favor say aye. all opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. the clerk will call the roll. quorum cal

than it would be if herp not president and one of the major reasons we got there is because he em boldened our enemies. so, instead, what we have heard is he has not achieved all the goals 245 he laid out in 2009. that is not unique to barack obama. he had high hopes, he did not achieve them. he's not reagan or roosevelt. i'll accept that. okay. i'll take that. he's not reagan or rose velt. we heard that he's not competent. we've heard that he gives speeches. what we haven't heard how any of that em boldened our enemies and led to making the world a more dangerous place than it would be if he were not president. you can like him or not like him. you can think he gives more speeches, he doesn't take action, but you have to show that it is his lack of action or actions that makes the world a more dangerous place. >>> blah we've also heard are attacks on the goods things that both faree derks and i say he's done. in fact, he has not aclooefed a deal with iran. and he may not. but he has done more than any other president. we are closer than we have ever been and our o poentds agree that that

bolden had a nice game in in some way. 6 catches for 95 yards. 5 drop passes.rops the will not stop him from throwing. >> very reliable. people are talking about drop. still went for almost 100 yard in the gam game. so he's a play maker. that's why we give him the bal ball. >> good receiving core multiple personnel group that go in. tight end. back. feel like receiver doing a fantastic job. i have if no problem whatsoever with our receivers. >> crabtree made the great catch 51 yard at the end of the gain. tomorrow senior day. on the farm quarterback hogue afternoon. he is a senior. technically. year left of eligibility. hadn't decided whether he's going to play one more season for stanford. all 4 of the loss this is year have come against teams ranked when the cardinal faced them. stanford hosting. another rank team. no. 23. utah tomorrow. they beat stanford last year now the final home game turned that a disappointing season. emotion will be high but the goal remains the same. >> love playing the game. as competitor trying to win every game. something is out o

he says he has total trust in bolden. >> people talking about drops, he still went for 100 yards in theve him the ball. mr. and we've got college football tonight here on abc7. this is a good one. showdown between florida state and miami. kickoff at 5:00 p.m. we will be with you after that with "after the game" right around 8:30. have a great weekend, everybody. >> i'm larry beil. >> coming up next, going door to door. annual drive this morning to help the hungry. which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. hurry in and get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models. >> happening today, the boy scouts of america will go door to door all in the name of charity. more than 30,000 scouts, venturers, supp

had the malik jackson penalty, the bolden penalty to set them up at the 1, and now another rack at the 2. and over thomas. ball came out, but he is across the plane, and the signal is miami got the two. that's the ruling on the field. phil: yeah, inside. the center is the guard. oh, yeah, he's way over. that is a great job by thomas. santele, good push on the inside. that's the toughest part of this broncos defense. when you still make it inside, you've done a good job. jim: thomas, who had the touchdown on the game's opening drive. miami went right down the field, and thomas found the end zone. he hasn't been used much in between, but comes in and brings the dolphins within three, and remember, miami has one time-out, as we anticipate this onside kick, 1:34 to go. we'll see if denver is able to recover it. that would end it. for those of you that were expecting to see "60 minutes," you're watching the nfl on cbs. a shootout between the dolphins and the broncos. jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson. lance, mike, and our entire fabulous crew here at the mile high city. "60 minutes lts c

ed henry and ambassador bolden are next on what's at stake here. >> if you're saying secret letter, it sounds like you're not being transparent and not being transparent and cutting congress o o o o o o i'd just gotten married. i was right out of school. my family's all military. you don't know what to expect. then suddenly you're there... in another world. i did my job. you do your best. i remember the faces... how everything mattered... so much more. my buddies... my country... everything... and everyone i loved... back home. ♪ [ male announcer ] for all who've served and all who serve, we can never thank them enough. ♪ >>> breaking tonight, late breaking reaction from capitol hill to reports that president obama sent a secret letter to the supreme leader of iran. now, that letter reportedly urges iran's hardlined religious ruler to approve a nuclear deal with the united states as we approach a late-november deadline on that and even suggests that the united states and iran team up to fight isis. fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry is live for us tonight at the white ho

the president seems to be more 'em boldened since election day and has taken several actions that i think were alluded to earlier. and i think immigration is one of those things where he's say look, i'm going to deal with this. he's a lame duck president. at this point he has two more years but he doesn't have any more elections he needs to be responsible for. he's willing to move forward on this. >> do you think the government would really shut down? we have to hear the very definitive words of mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader, he said no way, not on his watch is it going to happen. talk about the fight between the senate and the house. >> the fight between the senate and the house is eternal, god bless them. i don't know that anyone would have thought a month before the shutdown in 2013 there was actually going to be a shutdown. these things can change very quickly, especially with a lot of energy coming from the more conservative action of tf republican party. my colleague robert costa wrote a great piece about the politics of the shutdown yesterday. and it really looks as t

ed henry and ambassador bolden are next on what's at stake here. >> if you're saying secret letter, itsounds like you're not being transparent and cutting congress out. i'd just gotten married. i was right out of school. my family's all military. you don't know what to expect. then suddenly you're there... in another world. i did my job. you do your best. i remember the faces... how everything mattered... so much more. my buddies... my country... everything... and everyone i loved... back home. ♪ [ male announcer ] for all who've served and all who serve, we can never thank them enough. ♪ i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll help you get there. >>> breaking tonight, late breaking reaction from capitol hill to reports that president obama sent a secret letter to the sup

so you think its i'm boldened those who want to get through the border because the getting's good? >> clearly it is. it sends the message that make to the border and you're home free. because there is no enforcement of law. and this directive by jeh johnson that carries out the president's executive order says they will use will i be alley prosecutorial discretion, meaning there is no immigration law and they will invoke it only when the most serious violent offenders for murder and rape and other aggravated crimes will they use the immigration law to finally deport these individuals. >> sheriff, when i have you on, and we love having you on, but the white house knows when you're on. and some of my top sources over there, the gardner, the chef, they come back at me and say you should tell the sheriff that dae pore ta deportations are at a record with this president and border security is better than it's ever been under this president. what do you say? >> it's an absolutely. and this is where president bush during his entire eight year, bom loves to compare himself to him, he had a

jim bolden joins me from london to tell us.w you're used to those scenes in the u.s. we are not used to scenes here. you can blame it on the beginning a few years of ago of apple and amazon. now the british retailers have really, really taken hold of black friday. look at these videos. long queues, rampaging shoppers. all in the search of black friday bargains. scenes which, until now, had been reserved for the united states. but this american tradition is taking hold in the uk as black friday becomes a critical day in the british retail calendar. there is one big difference, though. it's not a holiday week in britain. >> black friday makes sense in the u.s. because it follows a national holiday, thanksgiving. it happens on a day when most people are off from work and it's a chance to kick start the christmas spending. here in the uk, black friday is just any other friday. people are still working, they're not necessarily out in the shops but it's becoming more and more popular. >> reporter: and it's not just purely american br

i think it em boldens the u.s. market so i would still rather be in the u.s. >> our next guest fay vors the u.s. over the rest of the world and thinks you can find good deals in our market. the president of u.s. trust overseeing $381 billion in assets. welcome back. >> good to be here. >> in the context of japan in recession for like the fifth time in three years, draghi making the comments today, we've had this huge run in the last three weeks, where is the best place to put your money? best bang for your buck? >> i agree with joe and teev. we still think it's the u.s. we've been in that camp. we stay in that camp. the u.s. is the global driver. it's interesting, back in 2008 it was considered economic road kill. we were -- we finally got our come up its. we are driving global growth and we will continue to drive global growth. >> josh? >> i think that's demun strable true. we drive global growth. when you think about more than just between now and the end of the year or next year something to be said for internat

frank gore converted here and then kaepernick hit bolden for a 29-yaferred gain and -- 29- yard gain and then the redskins were penalized for unnecessary roughness. the touchdown gave them a 17-13 lead. the 49ers forced a redskins turnover. this just sealed the win. now, the 49ers are getting ready for the seahawks to come to up to for thanksgiving. >>> well, some are calling it the satch of the year the nfl's best catch of all times. >> and -- it was a flag. >> one-handed catch. >> that was stupid. >> yeah. >> you watch it in slow motion. what do you say? odell beckham, my hero, made that one-handed catch second quarter last night against the cowboys. and then the cowboys were -- he's of jaing his head. i can't -- scratching his head. i can't believe it. despite all of that, the giants still lost to the cowboys, 31- 28. proud of you, odel. within minutes, that catch became its own internet sensation, it's been photo shopped. it's even a part of, well, kim kardashian's magazine cover. that's behind us now. even intercepting the catch by clark, the catch in the 1982 nfc championship g

on confirmation of pepper, sobs, arleo, and bolden district court nominations. if there is no further business biers, i ask it adjourn following the remarks of senator grassley and i would ask my friend do have you an senate how long you would speak? mr. grassley: 20, 25 minutes. mr. reid: up to 30 minutes. if there is no further business to come before the senate i ask that it adjourn following -- under the previous order, following the remarks of senator grassley. the presiding officer: without objection. the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: before i speak, i have a unanimous consent request for a detailee. i would request unanimous consent that mary fucher a detailee on my staff from the department of justice be granted floor privileges for the remainder of this session of congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: in his state of the union address last january, president obama announced what he called a year of action. armed with pen and phone, he promised to take action where congress wouldn't. at the time, i wa

on confirmation of pepper, seans, arleo, beetlestone and bolden nominations to be district court judges there will be 11 voice votes following that on executive nominations. mr. president, the famous poet oliver wendell holmes said -- quote -- "put not your trust in money, but put your trust" -- i'm sorry. let's try that one again. "put not your trust in money but put your money in trust." that's what he said. and since 2005, the united states senate has put its money, pressures taxpayer dollars, in the trusted hands of a man named chris doby. the financial clerk of the senate and he's proven himself to be equal to the task, and that is an understatement. through budget cuts, sequestration and even a government shutdown, senators and staffs knew that chris doby and his team would make it work no matter what it took. just one story i'll share with you. in the midst of the government shutdown, senate employees had no assurance much when their next paycheck would come. staffers with families, mortgages, student loan payments all hoped the shutdown would not be their personal financial disa

. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, kate bolden andmy day weather. >> good morning.ay." this is november 17th, 8:00 in the east. chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. isis beheads another american who went to the middle east to help people. >> a terrorist stands over peter kassig's severed head vowing to kill more americans. the president denouncing the terrorist group for rebelling in the slaughter of innocence. let's go to joe johns. good morning. >> alisyn, in some ways, some say the release of this video comes at a time when isis is trying to regain some of its momentum after a number of set backs. it came back on the same weekend that the chairman of the u.s. joint chiefs of staff was visiting iraq. >> this morning, u.s. officials left reeling over the new chilling video released by isis is. >> this video we have seen here is a tragic reminder of the savagery of isis. >> in nearly 15 minutes production, the fifth western hostage, native of indiana, peter kassig appears to be decapitated, his head left at the feet of the jihadi. kas a sig has been held since october 2

and michelle bolden writes how about the media back off.p of this horrible mess could have been avoided. the coverage and the cameras have created a monster. congresswoman what is your reaction? >> i want to say something about abiding by the law. the officer talked about how he saw the cigarettes or whatever that michael brown had taken. you know, since when do we not have trials? since when do we execute people? the way that the information was leaked from day one of this case intentionally leaking the information about the video, it's terrible, if he committed a crime before this happened, but even if he did commit a crime is a police officer supposed to be the jury and the executioner on the spot? so it's that kind of mentality that we really need to begin to look at. >> let's look at the media part of this one. i got to tell you, i don't feel it. i get criticism of the media, people mistakes seeing the media as a monolith, you have to judge every outlet and journalist on their merits, what do you think the experience is with what happe

victor allen bolden of connecticut to be united states district judge for the district of connecticut. the presiding officer: prior to the vote there will be two minutes of debate on the pepper nomination. the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: i ask all time be yielded back. the presiding officer: without objection, all time is yielded back. a senator: i ask the yeas and nays. is there. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. there is. the question is on the pepper nomination. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: is there any senator wishing to vote or wishing to change his or her vote? the yeas are 95, the nays are zero, and the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, there will be two minutes of debate prior to a vote on the sannes nomination. without objection, all time is yielded back. the question occurs on the nomination. all those in favor say aye. all those opposed nay. once again, all those opposed nay. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the