>> cris: i think it was ahmad bradshaw that got the hit to knock that ball out, so bradshaw returning the favor. you get the double move by hagan and it ends up hitting joselio hanson in the head and bounces off asianante samuel. let's see if ahmad bradshaw gets this hit. right on the ball. ball out. >> al: and giants come up with it. >> cris: what else? this is awesome. i love it! great hustle play by bradshaw. >> al: right. and rich you can call me whatever you want. >> cris: but give me the ball. >> al: he recovers it. ball at the 40. jacobs is now in the backfield at the 40 yard line. overall the giants on that play made it one yard. to the outside. to calhoun. duke is stopped at the 44 yard line. >> cris: it just shoorve better than that. they caught them in the perfect defense. they come with the slot blitz. you have the quick screen to the outside. this is the perfect call and they are not executing the plays. a slot blitz coming here. you got two blockers in front and they just missed the block. mario manningham has got to make that play. >> al: calhoun, rookie from memphis, f

>> cris: i think it was ahmad bradshaw that got the t to knock that ball out, so bradshaw returning the favor. you get the double move by hagan and it ends up hitting joselio hanson in the head and bounces off asianante samuel. let's see if ahmad bradshaw gets this hit. right on the ball. ball out. >> al: and giants come up with it. >> cris: what else? this is awesome. i love it! great hustle play by bradshaw. >> al: right. and rich you can call me whater you want. >> cris: but give me the ball. >> al: he recovers it. ball at the 40. jacobs is now in the backfield at the 40 yard line. overall the giants on that play made it one yard. to the outside. tocalhoun. duke is stopped at the 44 yard line. >> cris: it just shoorve better than that. they caught them in the perfect defense. they come with the slot blitz. you have the quick screen to the outside. this is the perfect call and they are not executing the plays. a slot blitz coming here. you got two blockers in front and they just missed the block. mario manningham has got to make that play. >> al: calhoun, rookie from memphis, first nf

. >> reporter: jeffrey bradshaw shops at sam's club four times a week.nd the store, he carries a special shopping list. it's a printout of discounts, created especially for him based on past purchases. >> you get a dollar or two off your $16 or $17 items, and it helps in the economy we have today, absolutely. >> reporter: for customers, the e-values program means extra savings; for sam's club, it means extra revenues.éi to take part, shoppers must buy a more expensive "plus"-level membership sam's club c.e.o. brian cornell says e-values also entice members to spend more. >> it's not like the coupon book you might see from other retailers, or just the sunday flyers. when we talk to you about offers, we already know they are categories you are interested in. they're products we know you are going to be interested in, and seeing a much bigger response because of that. >> reporter: sam's club also recently installed wi-fi in all of its stores to encourage customers to use its new mobile app. using smartphones, they can scan any bar code in the store and get

tomorrow night, terry bradshaw joins us. imht ng >>> this morning on "early today" -- "seoul" searching. g-20 leaders wrap up the summit in the south korean capital with little progress. >>> nightmare voyage. passengers describe conditions on the disabled voyage ship. >>> and somber remembrance. the vice president pays tribute to the ion's veterans at the tomb of the unknown. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and a very good morning to you. welcome to our viewers across the nation inclouding those in the pacific time zone. i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> today we begin with a compromise. president obama took the stage of a summit today. where finding ground on the economic front was no easy task. incomes's kristen dahlgren joins us now from washington with details. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, venk kaw. veronica. many fear the disagreements could spark and international trade war. a couple places where the president did come up short of what he hoped to accomplish there. he didn't reach

i want to thank my guests, terry bradshaw, jennifer grey and, of course, jason aldean.lon, happening right now. have a great weekend. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, that's what i'm talking about! we don't stop! friday night! friday night crowd here in new york city. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. [ cheers ] hey, you guys, this weekend is the new york city marathon. [ cheers and applause ] i love it. it's a chance for the best runners in new york to come together and get crushed by a guy from nigeria. [ laughter ] it's just a great tradition. i love it every year. >> xbox! >> jimmy: you guys -- no one is getting an xbox tonight. i'm sorry. that was last night. you guys, president obama is on a ten day trip to india, indo

. >> joe, joanna bradshaw, she's a very successful woman, she comes from the ghetto where the rest of the girls reside. she has worked really hard to make her way out of that. she's very shrewd. >> larry: she's the most successful of the group? >> she is the most successful and will do anything to stay out of that life, she wants no part of it whatsoever. she's really shrewd, bold, her color is red. she's very fierce and she has no room for niceties. she's kind of a bitch. >> larry: you like her or not like her? >> i like her very much. >> larry: is this a comedy? >> not at all. everyone's been talking about how intense it is. >> larry: when you saw the play, did you think of yourself as j?e >> no, i was just enjoying watching these women who did an incredible job. no, i didn't at all. i didn't see my -- >> larry: so when he said he wanted you for it, did you think jo would be the part? >> i didn't know what he -- what part he wanted me to play, so when he actually called me up and said the script is coming along and he told me a little bit about my character. i thought this is really

tomorrow night, terry bradshaw joins us.m studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featurg the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow, that's the energy i love. thank you guys so much. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. what a great crowd already. hey, did anyone see this? during hillary clinton's trip to new zealand today, the prime minister accidentally referred to her as president instead of secretary of state. [ light laughter ] afterwards, hillary was like, "no worries. i do it to myself all the time." [ laughter ] listen to this. in his new book, george w. bush reveals that he considered dropping dick cheney from the 2004 ticket, because he wanted to demonstrate that he was in charge, not cheney, but then cheney nixed the idea, so t

bradshaw. >> doesn't the devastation in cornwall illustrate the economy of his recent decision to slash investment and flood defenses? >> that's simply not the case. they will be spending over 2.1 billion on flood and coastal erosion over the next four years. that's roughly the same that's spent over the last four years. we made some difficult choices in the spending r >> each week the house of commons is in session, we air prime minister's questions live on c-span2. wednesday at 7:00 a.m. eastern and again on sunday night on c- span. and at c-span.org, you can find an archive of past prime ministers questions and links to the house of commons and prime ministers websites. >> after thanksgiving, the house is expected to vote on censuring congressman rangel which could result in a public reprimand by the speaker. congress has not approved spending for the new fiscal year which started october 1. the senate is also expected to resume work on a food safety measure, expanding the food and drug administration oversight and recalled 40. live house coverage on c-span with senate coverage on c-

bradshaw. >> doesn't the devastation in cornwall illustrate the economy of his recent decision to slash investment and flo defenses? >> that's simply not the case. they will be spending over 2.1 billion on flood and coastal erosion over the next four years. that's roughly the same that's spent over the last four years. we made some difficult choices in the spending r >> each week the house of commons is in session, we erred prime minister's questions wednesday at 7:00 a.m. eastern and then again on sunday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific and at c-span.org you can find of video archive of past prime ministers questions. >> coming up, newly elected republican governors talk about their approach to governing and the fiscal challenges they will be facing once they are sworn in. also, remarks from the former house speaker newt gingrich about the incoming republican- led congress. later on "q&a", edmund morris discusses teddy roosevelt years after the presidency, up for his death at age 60. >> tomorrow on c-span2, discussion on the proposed agenda for the 112 congress. legal scholars an

bradshaw. >> doesn't the devastation in cornwall illustrate the economy of his recent decision to slash investment and flood defenses? >> that's simply not the case. they will be spending over 2.1 billion on flood and coastal erosion over the next four years. that's roughly the same that's spent over the last four years. we made some difficult choices in the spending round but we protected flood defenses because it is important. but all the while we had to bare in mind the absolutely and rotten inheritance we had from the lot over there. >> order. urgent question, mr. peter bone? >> here on c-span2, we'll leave the british house of commons now as we move on to other legislative business. you've been watching prime minister's question time aired live wednesdays at 7:00 am eastern while parliament is in session. you can see this week's question time again sunday night at 9:00 eastern and pacific on c-span. and for more information, go to c-span.org and click on c-span series for prime minister's questions plus links to international news around the world. you can watch recent video includ

bradshaw agreed to stand in for her and share part of her presentation.without further adieu, i'd like to bring forward dr. phillip rodkins. [applause] >> thank you very much. it's a privilege to be at this meeting. let's see -- how do we move the mic down -- oh, i can't get -- oh, i see. here we go, and there we are. part of what is exciting about this summit is that the history of bullying research is one of tragedy and response of some terrible, awful event happenings like we had seen in the opening video, and then reactively we try and do something about it. it's the tail wagging the dog, and this is always been the case in research on bullying, and around 30 years ago, there was a situation in scanned knave ya with three boys committed suicide for many of the reasons that we're now well aware, bullying, taunting, and so forth, and in response, dan o'heir who is still active there was commissioned by the government of norway to do a great bullying intervention. now, what's interesting is that he, there he is right there, had written a paper around thr

catherine bradshaw talk about these results and you'll find a summary of those here with a report. the research on bullying a still developing as we have been hearing throughout the day. there are some essential school-based programs that have shown modest effect. more is known about how to prevent and address bullying we will build it into this web site. we also provide feature articles and videos on special topics related to bullying. these resources will be growing as we continue to develop the web site. if you scroll down on the landing page for bullying and so you can get a set of feature articles on bullying including one on cyberbullying, one on a program called you have the power, one on the efforts of the federal partners in bullying who brought you this conference today and one on ways you can get involved to prevent and address bullying in your community. you can also view a video of dr. james garbarino who spoke at a recent conference sponsored by our partners at the department of agriculture. it exports a number of topics that impact bullying in schools and communities