brett? >> tax dollars. peter, thank you. >>> an update on the people who are learning they can't keep their health care, even if they like it. here's jim angle. >> reporter: the controversy over cancellation of policies would have a less lasting impact if many of those being cap selled weren't also finding coverage under obama care will cost far more. >> for an average 27-year-old or 47-year-old man, rates will nearly double, about 97% to 99%. for a woman, rates go up by 55% to 62% on average across the country. >> reporter: take alison from florida. she got a cancellation notice. >> my new insurance policy, the premium would triple. i would go from $492 a month to $1,488, which is just ridiculous. >> reporter: she and her family of five don't qualify for subsidies, but can't afford obama care, either. >> we're talking $1,500 a month. that amount of money is more expensive than it costs to send my daughter to college for a year. >> reporter: a conservative website a collecting cancellation l

brett said he could not remember a soccer season for his daughter as a father of three daughters myselfthat's a huge loss, you know, in terms of his memory. what about that? does that -- does that have an impact? are players in the nfl listening and saying i'm playing now and hitting as hard as i can but i'm not anxious to have that kind of life afterwards? >> you're right. there are a couple of players that walked away from the game just recently. these guys weren't high profile players they weren't making the tens of millions of dollars that some of the guys are, they said i don't want to have the kind of life that they are having, the tony dorsetts and the brett favre and the earl campbells and a couple of guys have walked away and it will be an interesting question that people deal with year to year now do they want to keep playing this violent game. >> i know it's a busy weekend for you, thanksgiving weekend. >> no problem. >>> we have a medical mystery that you have to hear to believe. it's a colorado teenager that experienced a very positive side effect of what andy and i were ta

and the person says it's okay it will come back really brett? >> it is tough. and i don't think, you talk to people in the tech industry that deal with these websites all the time and putting them together they say they are a long way and there are big big problems november 30th may be the least of their issues. and there may be a december 31st, on that they are playing that game. we will be watching you tonight 6:00 p.m. eastern take care. with only ten days from now with the new and improved$0' website supposed to be ready to go. we may know with the white house is hedging. listen to experts testifying on the hill. would any of you have launched healthcare.gov given the factual s the website known on october 1st? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> in your opinion do any of you think the site will be security on november 30th? >> no. >> no. >> no. >> would you recommend today that this site be shut down until it is verified to be security? >> yes. >> yes. >> i would need more information. >> yes. >> wow. michael goodwin. great to see you in stud dwroe. >> what do you mau

. >>> frid night lights on this gridiron night forlayers and fans acrs the country, nfl great brett favre talks about kidsnd the dangers of pling e game. >>> d making a differenc what aextraordinary scene today in san francisco as they transformed themselv into gotham city to make a young supeero's dreams come tr. "nightly news" begs now. >>> od evening. president obama now finds himself compared to presidt george w. bush as in the problemsith the health care plan have become president obama's kaina. he's now apologizetwice for breaking the promise to americans that they uld keep their health insurance. and tonight an increasing number of his own democrats are saying this proposefix isn't good enough. 39 of them sided with republicans in a vote on a bill which s another attempt to kill obama care today. we begin here tonight with nbc's kelly o'donnell on capitol hill. >> reporter: the biggest defection of the yeafrom inside the psident's own party today. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: 39 democrats, nearly 2 of their caucus, joined with publicans to change the healtcare law to try to

brett, start with you. >> get ready for this, paul.'m going to say something nice about the obama and because it's hanukkah about chuck hagel. >> you often do that. >> the united states responded to a unilateral chinese move to create an air defense zone over the japanese senkaku islands by sending two b-52 bombers other these islands unannounced, letting the chinese know these kind of provocative aggressive acts are not going unchecked. it strengthens our alliance with japan and shows there is substance to the pivot. good for the obama administration. >> fresh off the scandal with the irs and tea party groups, the irs and treasury are now proposing rules to curtail the activities of tax exempt political groups in campaigns. these groups somehow didn't sway the election last time for mitt romney. it's still trying to limit their right of free speech. >> all right, colin. >> paul, i have a hit to all the people who ate a little too much on thanksgiving. everyone's feeling guilty now. but as it turns out, studies have actually shown that

but it goes off the skate of brett burns. he gets the goal. 19 seconds later. patrick marleau comes in towards the net. and he scores. his 11th goal of the season. sharks win in a lafer, 5-1. >>> wide receiver michael crabtree continues to rehab his torn achilles. not in uniform or in pads while his 49ers teammates were going through drills at the beginning of practice today. but he did participate in a portion of practice, according to his team. >>> baseball news. and what we've been reporting for days is now official. the giants have signed relief pitcher javy lopez to a three-year, $13 million contract. lopez joined the giants in 2010 and was a key contributor to both world series championships. >>> and warriors guard, steph curry, has been cleared for noncontact drills after suffering a concussion on monday. he is with the team in l.a. it will be a game-time decision for tomorrow's game against the lakers. i'm dave feldman. >>> we continue to monitor our breaking news. you see the scene outside. high winds continue across the bay area. 65,000 people are wit

and brett actually said he would be very leery of letting, y know, a son play foball.otball. i think it's decisn he said that parents have toake with their own children >> thas a hugemoment. >> that's a huge moment. >> it's a huge moment for football. he got up after every hit and played hurt and did all t things tha footbl asks to be a tough guy and for him tbe able to step back and say the way i feel now after having played a not being able to rememb things that happened yesterday or couple of days ago, f him, the face of football to come out and say i'm not so sure i would let my son play that's a bigeal and big problem for the game of football. >> yeah. what about his reaction to the miami dolphs bullying story. it's a reallynteresting reaction. >> my initial action was you goto be kidng me. >> y? >> pro footba, buying? we're playing -- it's the toughest sport, most violent, not to mention you're men. some older than others. so it's not like a little 12-year-olon a playound. d i'm not defending or condoning. all i'm saying is my initial reaction was a grown man who

brett favre walking away from the game of football.be. >> how about the refresher. >> that would work. brett favre, just at the dine center. >> yeah. no longer football. i wonder if he's going to do the wrangler commercials, though. >> you like those commercials, don't you? >> well, i do. let's keep those. chili's lunch break combos starting at just 6 bucks like our new santa fe chicken quesadilla burger bites sandwiches, and more served with fries and your choice of soup or salad. chili's lunch break combos starting at 6 bucks. more life happens here. [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. ♪ save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to truvia. great tasting, zero-calorie sweetness from the stevia leaf. ♪ hanes. a perfect fit for every body. now in colorful new styles. ♪ when some people struggle with their mortgage paymen

he's going to be a failure in everyone's eyes, but more the physical toll it could take. >> brett isremembering day to day things. you were there when running back joe mcknight suffered a concussion in the preseason. did you sense players were concerned about this at all or more concerned about the here and now? you have to be a certain kind of person on the field. part of that is someone who can't think about the pain or potential for injury because that's a good way to get hurt. it's a very, very violent sport. it's a dangerous sport. if you think of violence and danger, that's not going to do well for you on the field. i didn't get the sense -- i sort of existed in two worlds, the world in which i walk in my regular life, what people wanted to talk about. but at the facility, people only talked about concussions if i asked them about it and most people were -- i thought there were two reasons, the one i just expressed. but also, i think people felt football is a difficult and rigorous game to be successful at. they seeded that whole conversation to someone else. this was the medic

with all that's happened with regards to concussions and now brett favre coming out,passtime.ith all that's happened with regards to concussions and now brett favre coming out, with the bullying, the har ten case that continues to make headlines, what is football going to look like 10, 15 years from now compared to today?headlines, wh going to look like 10, 15 years from now compared to today?cont what is football going to look like 10, 15 years from now compared to today? >> there is so much money in it that i can't possibly believe that it wouldn't be away in some form. i think whoever invents a helmet that can absorb the blows will probably become one of the richest people on the planet, but they will do everything they possibly can to find a way to continue this game because it is just too big a business for too many people. >> mitch albom, the name of the book is the first phone call from heaven. he is always for folks who may not be familiar with his previous life, he's one heck of a sports writer, too. mitch, thank you so much for your time, sir. >> my pleasure. thanks

brett burns is back. and at the georgia dome, they took a beating. [ female announcer ] welcome one and all to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. a turkey from safeway is just what they crave. a hero of the table, "so delicious" they'll rave. fresh, natural, frozen. it's the best selection around. spend $30 and a frozen safeway turkey is just 59 cents a pound. so raise your glass, pull up a chair, grab a plate. this tastier thanksgiving is well worth the wait. safeway. ingredients for life. . >> good evening. sharkies working it tonight. after being out 13 games, tommy shot from 43 feet not 42. 11-0 san san jose. 3-0, and here comes burns. welcome back to the net. he will deliver. they win 5-1. they host new jersey saturday night and all over tampa bay. kapernick, when you are down a lot of folks saying one-year wonder. not so quick, but we will here from him and harbaugh. he can turn it around with a good performance with the redskins. lowest quarterback

. >>> frid night lights on this gridiron night forlayers and fans acrs the country, nfl great brett favre talks about kidsnd the dangers of pling e game. >>> d making a differenc what aextraordinary scene today in san francisco as they transformed themselv into gotham city to make a young supeero's dreams come tr. "nightly news" begs now. >>> od evening.

brett taking this semester off from college so he can recover from his thirdootball concussion and he us this morning along wh his dad darren and also with us is doctor. dr., i want to startith you. i'm sure parents come in and they talk to you about is. people askou questions. if a parent came to you and said, i'm concerned about the possibility of a concussion o a head injury, should i lety child play football? what do you say? >> that's a great question. in my office, i deal with that all the me. i think it's difrent for eve parent a for every ki yoknow, i always start that discsion by saying the risk of inactivity is much greater than the risk of any acvity. so our biggest problems people not doing ough. we have a huge problem with obesity but ccussions particularly ihink the more we learn about th and the more we are learningbout it in kids makes us all very cautious and individual decision by parent >> what do you do if you have a kid come in with a concussion and do you vise them to go back and when it's safe? >> the key thing about concussion which is quite fferent in kids tha

brett wood oaklandly falcons, against seattle, 4th down. townsend and parson, 28-0 to win the pee-wee division champs. on to orlando florida, undefeated. look, at running back, jackson, 31-yard play. these 9 and 10 years old are heading to orlando. they rolled seattle. in china, 34-year-old packing taking on manny. this one went the distance. head blow in the 5. pack y'all wins this one, his first win in two years. we'll be back. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, we'll see you back here ((brian)) we'll see you back here tomorrow night at five >>> that's it for us at 11:00. thanks for watching. >>> we'll see you tomorrow back here on kpix and you can get more information on kpix.com. good night. announcer: right now at sleep train, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. are you kidding? you'll have a great time. look at this one. ater program. ethernet by day, "no, no, nanette" by

special report with brett bayer is the most fun you'll have while watching someone destroy themselves. and my personal favorite, while you're watching it, hannity lives up to its title. >> true-- truer words have never been. >> the fox is posting with the hashtag praise fox and like bill o reilly will just keep talking until someone pulls the plug. we'll be right back with >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight has written a book about the man behind fox news and the good el fiddle contest that made it all possible. please welcome. david, thanks so much. huge, huge fallkenflick fans, in 2004 you have been npr's media correspondent, you're morning edition, all things considered. you're on there with your npr liberal bias talking about the media right, all right? well, the media bias has bled out to yet another book. this one called murdoch's world, the last of the old media empires. okay. i'll bite. what is so terrible about rupert murdoch? >> he's a successful businessman. >> sure. >> stephen: is that your problem with him because he's profit and you work for a nonprofi

(laughter) >> stephen: technically, crazy brett is little cesars. >> it's called poetic license, goddamnit! >> stephen: you're right, the newsroom's charlie skinner. now, if you'll excuse me, there's something i have to do. we end our this part of the show with a correction. in our report tonight, a man named poncho denews claimed he was a "60 minutes" intern and we believed him because he had an i.d. lanyard. (laughter) following the report, the "washington post", the "new york times," and the "tv guide" all reported that he was actually the actor sam waterston star of -- "the plastic dome of norma jean." (cheers and applause) look it up. look it up. we checked with our sources at imdb and it turns out we made a mistake. we should not have used him in our report and for that we're very sorry. the most important thing to everyone here at the "the colbert report" is the truth, and the truth is, it's somebody else's fault. (laughter) we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! thanks so much, folks. you know as a veteran political jo

christie's chairman brett gorvi in a rare interview joins us on "power lunch." brett, welcome.ave you here. >> thanks for having us. >> you are standing in front of lot number 32, which is the francis bacon trip tick, three studies of lucy and fraeud. this is the first time this will be auctioned off as one trip tick, is that correct? >> this is the first time it's really come to public market. it was bought in the '70s and to bring it to new york at a time when the market is at its highest is an incredible moment. we have very high expectations for the piece. >> where do you think most of the buying is going to come from? or can you even break it down for me at this point? is it going to be domestic, do you think, or is the international arena equally as enamored with contemporary art as it seems so many in the u.s. are? >> i think it's definitely a breakdown. one thing ate the contemporary art market it's a completely global market and we have seen in the last few sales very, very strong asian bidding, very, very strong russian bidding, very strong european, and the americans

. >>> oakland police are investigating a shooting about 10:00 last night on coolidge avenue near brett hart middle school and the fred finch youth center. it left one person wounded. police say they expect the victim to survive. they've not released any description of the shooter and have not made any arrests. >>> today marks 35 years since the worst mass suicide in american history. on this day, in 1978, more than 900 people, including 200 children, died after cult leader jim jones ordered his followers to drink kool-aid spiked with cyanide. the jonestown massacre took place after jones left his san francisco temple and moved his followers to guyana. jones died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> tonight, city leaders will decide whether or not police officers in palo alto should wear cameras. we'll tell you why the department says they need them. >>> the man aknitted in the death of -- afitted in the death of trayvon martin -- acquitted in the death of trayvon martin, now facing legal trouble again. what he was arrested for this morning >>> reports out of florida say george zimmer

she pyed right over here >> hard reality for former nfl quarterbk brett favre, openi up about fears. all those hit he took could be costing him now. favre tling matt lauer he has serious gs in his memory. he noticed lately he has trouble remembering certai words. favre wasacked 525 times during his career. that's more than any other quarterback in nfl history. just a remind how dangerous this collision sport is he says he cannot assume f are linked resulting directl ems from the hits, but he says, quote, i would aume so. favre said if he had son, he would be leery of letting him play football. heaid he's almostlad he doesn't have a son because o all the pressure he would have. >>> t south afric government says forr president nelson mandela's heth remains crical but stable. the south african president visited manla at his home where he's been recovering since hi release from the hospital more than two months o. his exife telling sunday independent news, mandela w still quite ill and unable to speak because of tubes in his mouth that are neededo be there to clear fid from his lungs. sh

played by brett dalton. >> things are moving too quickly.e untidy. >> he's amazingly attractive, have you seen his cheekbones? >> reporter: in the world of marvel, fan pressure just might work. that's partly what brought agent colson back from death. >> when he was dead people started posting all over the globe. colson lives. they wouldn't accept it. suddenly he's back and he's got his own show. >> reporter: they promise to reveal very soon just what went down to bring our everyman/superhero back to life. >> i feel that you're a beacon to all men in their 40s. who want to be fabulous. >> i feel -- yes. i feel that, you know, you seem like a potential s.h.i.e.l.d. agent, if one who isn't secretly already. what do you think? >> reporter: colson makes me feel like i could really be an agent. >> i'm weapons trained. >> are you? >> oh yeah. >> you can field strip it? >> no. >> you want to be able to have mom, dad, junior, sis, all be able to sit and go, that's my favorite character. >> and you made the geeks british. so you can laugh at british p

nbc bay area anchor raj mathai and our friend will be this year's master of ceremonies and brett jones will be a special guest speaker. that event is all opened to the public with the purchase of a tiblth. it will be from 8:00 to 9:30 at the crown plaza cabana hotel. >> get the pancakes ready and the ice skates ready. it is opening day for the holiday ice rink in san francisco' union scare. this is the sixth anniversary of the popular location. it will be open daley, closing before midnight. a special ceremony will be held at union scare at 9:30. >> it is open to people of all levels of skating skills. >>> let's get a weather check with christina. a cool start. i like it that way. >> yes, kind of like you, jon kelley. good morning. we have a very cold start, temperatures expected to start in the 30s. cold enough for a heavy coat for the first part of the day. welcome to the warmest day of the week. i want to show you, over the past 24 hours, we have dropped by 12 degrees in fairfield. a much colder start in livermore. that goes for napa as well. we have lost those down sloping winds. t

brett. >> this is a hit of sorts to sotheby's auction house which this week auctioned off an andy warholnting for $105.4 million. that's a lot of money. shows the art market is healthy. shows someone is willing to shell out that kind of cash. on the other hand, andy warhol, really, $105 million? there are many things in life that money gets but taste isn't one of them. >> if you have your own hit or miss, please send it to us at jer @foxnews.com. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and especially to all of you for watching. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> more democrats turning away from the white house and crossing the aisle to suggest changes to obama care. good afternoon, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters. glad you're with us. i'm greg jarrett. >> i'm arthur neville. it's over the botched rollout of the troubled health care law. the white house insists everything will be just fine butp democrats in congress are feeling the heat back home. as of last night, more than 5 million americans have received insurance cancellation notices

that's after united officials rang the opening bell tuesday morning-- including my cousin-- brett hart--an executive vp. and general counsel with the company. a proud moment for me. after the close: no reclining for la-z-boy shares. last night the furniture maker reported earnings that topped wall street's view-- causing the stock to rise 6%. and students working on the campus of university of california will stage a 24 hour strike today to support union allegations of unfair labor practices. school officials hope cooler heads prevail. there's our opening bell for today. larry shover of sfg alternatives joins us on this wednesday. larry is it a good time or a bad time for a first timer to get into the stock market? > >a tough question but slow and steady finishes the race. so dollar cost averaging into the stock market, being very diversified, not trying to chase the next best thing should be okay. > >what hints will people look for today with the minutes coming from the fed? > >i think they're gonna look for are they gonna change the inflation threshold or the unemployment rate thresh

and brett michaels on a tour bus with the donald. what a country we live in. just lowering the bar.till ahead on "way too early" the strangest thing you've seen during your commute and we have some pretty interesting ones. use the #waytooweird. "morning joe" just moments away. clay. mom? come in here. come in where? welcome to my mom cave. wow. sit down. you need some campbell's chunky soup before today's big game, new chunky cheeseburger. mmm. i love cheeseburgers. i know you do. when did you get this place? when i negotiated your new contract, it was part of the deal. cool. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. you give them the giggles. tylenol cold® helps relieve your worst cold and flu symptoms. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol cold®. he was a matted messiley in a small cage. ng day. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors

the a's pick up the option for pitcher brett anderson. but declined on kurt suzuki and chris young. the shark's young sensation thomas hurdle has been named the rookie of the month. he led the rookie class for october with an incredible eight goals and eleven points in 13 games. the big game was a four goal night against the new york rangers. and san jose on the 8th of october. one of them was this through the legs goal that became a viral video. and the sharks host the phoenix coyotes this evening in downtown san jose. also on app the san jose spartans are at unlv. the california bears host the arizona wildcats and berkeley. and in basketball, the warriors host the sacramento kings in oakland. >>> you may remember the world's best known double dog dare. a fitting tribute to a popular holiday movie scene. coming up. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, people go to a mattress store and essentially they just get sold something. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. before you invest in a mattress, discover the bed clinically proven to improve sleep quality. the slee

brett burns back in the line up for the first time in 13 games. big game for the sharks player. that's one, grabbing two with the flap, john. his second of the year. second period it's him again. deflecting the goal. and then patty caps it off with that nifty move. the goal counter sharks, takes it 5-1. tampa bay has not won since 2003. >>> like most kids, even jim harbaugh had a tough time growing up. monday nights were a different story. i talked to the coach earlier today. >> turn off the lights. the party's over. >> my dad, he would lay on the floor. we would have our heads down, you know, underneath his arms. you'll be watching the football game. and then somewhere along the lines, the second half of the third quarter, we would fall asleep. he would carry us out the back. >> lucky fans in oklahoma city. this is for $20,000. but he has to call the shot, so he didn't get the $20,000. >> oh, come on. >> i'm kidding, he got the $20,000. and met jay-z and beyonce. he takes home the $20,000 and gets to meet jay-z and beyonce. >> pretty good night. >> raiders at 1:00. we'll have t

brett said he could not remember a soccer season for his daughter.three daughters myself, that's a huge loss in terms of his memory. what about that in. >> you're right. there's actually a couple players who have walked away from the game recently after now these guys weren't high-profile players, weren't making the tens of millions of dollars a year some of the guys were, but they said, i don't want to have this life that some of these guys are having, like the tony dorsett, brett favre, earl campbell. i don't want to be like that. a couple guys have walked away. it's going to be an interesting question that people deal with near year to year, if they want to keep playing this violent game. >> tune in to watch more of sanjay's conversation with andy this weekend, saturday at 4:30 p.m. eastern and sunday at 7:30 in the morning right here on cnn. sgmd. >> every now and then, you perhaps have heard about someone who survived a brush with death and then told of returning from a place that they couldn't quite explain. heaven? i don't know. this sunday, a

. >> the next one is from brett peck and gene sterling. how concerned are you about the growing wealth and income disparities, and what should be done about them? >> well, like labor force participation, this is a long-term phenomenon. income and wealth disparities have been increasing in the united states, at least since the late '70s, or perhaps even longer. the degree of inequality in the united states is now relatively high. higher than most other industrial countries. there are a lot of factors. it's a complicated ten on nom. economists don't entirely agree on why this has been happening. certainly trade and globalization is part of the explanation. on the one hand, if you have low skills, then, in a open globalized world, you're effectively competing with many, many other workers with very low skills around the world, and obviously we don't have many jobs in the united states anymore that are low-skill manufacturing jobs. on the other hand, if you're a highly skilled person, then you have a global market. and you can earn the higher

today at noon brett burns will allow one of his teammates to buzz off that hair and shave his beard.has raised more than $23,000slsñ in this fashion. defending the blue line, which provides hockey equipment and camp tuition to the"s of military members, and also the indicate where i moore> foundation that helps families and individuals who are fighting rare diseases. >>> well, still to come, we'll have an update on that deadly shooting at l.a.x. >>> welcome bark. we want to update ow the brbsz we've been following since about 9:30 this morning after souf california. if are you just joining us and just learning this information, there has been a shooting at los angeles international airport. this is video taken from earlier. you can see/6Ñ#n, plenty of e mainly outside of terminal three. virgin america terminal. this is where the shooting happened. about 9:30 this morning. we can tell you that one tsa agent has been killed in this shooting, and at least three people have been çÑuáty we're hearing another tsa employee was also hit, wuned in the leg, but, again, one tsa agent has bee

eye brett court orders being placed the ball and show it but the one hundred and fifty pity that illicit deals authority being placed by aviation companies into the emirates could have applied to fight the link you complete it deals with ron hunter pity and all is said that the gulf region is the world leader in a crop investment. as part of the world or the countries that governments have invested heavily in terms of infrastructure she upgrade airport to greet duty free you have ways for people to comment to go out with the pups here is just a great opportunity for us a great opportunity for the airlines of the region. emirates and later spent ninety one billion dollars on a hunch and to keep going across and sixty across the plains are of course but the company and industry then it switches on with the deployed ruling family said the purchases of the defectors expansion plans which on a particular target for growth. the result russia led losses announced for this with a fifty billion dollars patricia mok is over next twenty years old. my size in the tropics and we believe that we can t

very smart guy named brett stevens. brett had a column that came out, i'd like to quote from his column, he talked about, again this last weekend and the fact that the world dodged a bullet, just barely, not because of the obama administration's efforts, i'm sorry to say, and not because of the efforts of the united kingdom, i'm sorry to say. but because of the french. and we have them to thank. the talks, and i quote, unexpectedly fell apart at the last minute when the french foreign minister publicly objected to what he called a sucker's deal, meaning that the united states was prepared to begin lifting sanctions on iran in exchange for tentative iranian promises that they would slow their multiple nuclear programs. now this is very important that i read this, mr. speaker. because brett stevens goes on to say in his article, not stop their nuclear program, not suspend their nuclear program, mind you. much less dismantle them. but merely reduce their pace. from troun jog. when they're on mile 23 of their nuclear marath

of the daniel righteous reports as he is a ride in washington of the death of an impulse and syrian brett the lead to absolute candy and sunday from injuries sustained during an air strike that was condemnation from turkey in the united states of cripples the syrian government forces are using siege tactics. and by preventing by the way from reaching those in need. yes that regime is now using the policy of starvation. as a weapon of war. that is against the laws of war. it is against human conscience the recent syrian government mitre and fun says have created but that uncertainty of the web at geneva based international peace efforts can walk the strip and unites states to do everything possible. these blushes the head the social disgrace since he had the tomb of may a gift or is it possible that his foreign minister says he's lacking intensity but countries like iraq to encourage efforts to suppress sectarian tensions that and regionally and showed that can be a direct message to go to want to pull its sectarian tension and moreno region do not put its tech easel sensible thing left of

the full single player one that fans of the contingent of this section no matter what and to that brett is benefiting from their association with them would like to keep the momentum going. when our mother the ball is family back in the months to blast the streets. in that time i set this in years nine new delhi. now saul then on to the base is missing it's up to face and all the hiking cycling and that is expected to cross on top courts on thursday is the second stone and got to the country's eastern coast. since i don't find that the ball into his mouth smile. the department said. it states that the open bullet would intend to find two s iconic song in the next few lines onto us and yes iconic still in the next twenty four oz. it is expected to be done for us the money in the delicate state announced cuts that night. the speed of up to seventy five minute spot on we're going to cost them one killer. i wish that the states i expected to be mostly it's my desk. i was going to appeal in caucus time to stop the government while it's under the sun to supply town one pissed me off teens and

. - what about brett? - nothing. - muffy? - nothing. - stacey? - nothing. - conchita? - nothing.believe it really is me. then can you truly forget my shadowy past? oh, yes. my questionable present? oh, yes. oh, yes. - my cloudy future? - oh, yes. oh. lance, do i hear your voice? what? tammy, is that you? yes, sugar lips, it's me. who are you talking to? oh, why, no one. i guess i must have been talking in my sleep. look, why don't you make us some tea and i'll join you in the kitchen? and by the way, what are you doing home at 3:00 in the afternoon? i told mr.--morrison i needed the afternoon to attend to some personal business. by the way, lamb shanks, how do you want your tea? with sugar? sure. well, i brung the sugar to you in that basket. two lumps? [makes noise] oh, hi, tammy. verna. all have to pay for things that we may find offensive. i mean, personally, i find the pentagon budget offensive, but i still pay my taxes. well, pardon me. and i'll tell you, gentle folk, if you seek the evidence, you won't have far to look for the devil and his legions are all around you. you n

turned accounts of those who survived the blockade of letting grant you're in world war two in letting brett see two reflections. negotiations continue but that is not stopped the blame game from raging we were told or ran in the western powers are on the verge of even agreement regarding two rounds nuclear program then the talks stalled into the familiar stalemate the enemies of diplomacy appear to have the upper hand is war the only option left. is obviously more for the ladies because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rape they really need to buy guns environ how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the fear of friends oh. definitely a target of the gun lobby and one you don't want to kill them not one that killing money would have somebody with you with this with her. i'm noticing more and more is this really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to own guns to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink or. more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms if be

the were rabbit ears i care for brett. when goods are more valued in china than domestic product the comics have better pricing power. therefore for brent came to their image in the country that cares for my dad. in the confusion the clothing is already more expensive compared to domestic good. chinese internet users share their pain. the high closing prices in china one row quo. i'm too scared to look at closing price tag. now they're not telling it the robbing us another way but you don't think the high closing prices in china. i don't think the store including prices are due to the increasing cost of raw material labor force or even rent. the major regions of government. that thirteen percent consumption tax is four times higher than in japan. the guiding others the total tax on clothes and reached a forty percent. my one hundred un clothing imported un is paid to the chinese government. due to high tax burden would definitely drive the closing price. overwhelmed with what you are still being felt people in the rapidly

i'm brett bear. i hope you will enjoy this special as much as we enjoyed making it. news viewers know where charles sits on most of the issues but we bet there is a lot you don't know about the all-star panelist, syndicated columnist, harvard trained ps

we are joined by brett larson the host of tech baitites good see you. television sets.deals out there. you don't have to camp out to get it? >> yeah, no. you don't need to be in line waiting in a tent for the next week and miss thanksgiving dinner for your family. target is cutting prices as are walmart and best buy. we have one from target. 50 inch 1080 p. $229 that is 61% savings. it is almost like a game know. but you have to hope that the stores are stocking for the people at that kind of price. >> exactly. and they are always going to have that door buster deal the first 25 people in line are going to get a $10 dvd player and this year would be ply ray. and it is not necessarily something. it is going to be inexpensive as well. hopefully people have learned their lessons. and they are going to try and race for that one or few items. another deal a nikon digital camera for less than half the original price. under $100 for a digital camera is insane. most people are using smartphones. people still like to take pictures with cameras. a camera from nikon. this is a nam

there's just too much brett is a diet. that. we're all tied to an octave camp at guantanamo where patients are forced by the amount the first strike never turned the world's attention to the place and then some jobs gulag of our times.

it has the living like jim mcmahon and even brett favre suffering similar symptoms as a newly diagnosed tony dorsett. >> who are you? who are you becoming. >> reporter: finally he has that diagnosis and while still alive. >> for us to be able to diagnose it in the living, that's the only hope we have of possibly helping them and possibly treating them. >> reporter: a first step to replacing what so many heros of the game have lost. jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> and tonight there is a kind of pilgrimage under way, politicians, moguls, true believers all flocking to new north carolina to honor a towering figure in american faith, the man known as america's pastor, the reverend billy graham. he turns 95 today. so he gave his followers a kind of birthday gift. here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: the preacher seems a little slower these days but his final message to america still clear as a bell. >> our country is in great need of a spiritual awakening. there have been times that i wept as i've gone from city to city and i've seen how far people have wandered from god. >> reporter:

but the brett of the mark has been very, very strong. i do look at that as a short run indicator.take a look at stable interest rates, 250 to 260, oil down you guys mentioned early. earnings are going to be good, up 10% this year. fourth quarter comparisons are going to be very good. there is actually going be some accretion accretions bottom line is i have been say iing we are still belo that today. >> it's brian kelly. at the heart of the whole market rally is this logical fallacy that the federal reserve has completely short circuited the business cycle. have they found the hole pli grail of central banking. >> first of all, rsh an extremely interesting favorable climate. i don't need an extra price to get the prices after the levels now. tapering is off the table for another four or five months. money market funds are still at zero. >> when you look at around the world valuations. where would you be allocating now? >> i thought all stocks were beat up way too much when this tapering started. and i think the emerging markets got a double historically that is well below average