professor brody?>> no, she wasn't. >> was she a spy in any way, shape or form or where she investigated to be a spy? >> no. she was never a spy. and i would say that at one point she wished that she had been a spy when she was much older. she thought that would have been an exciting way to live but she never was a spy. one thing i would say is that she lived in oakland, california and the kind of communist world in which she lived was a kind of delivered community. it was almost like, and later years you might say a commune but they didn't live together. many people shared childcare. many people shared mills together. they look after one another when they needed to be looked after. very far away from the communist party kind of doctrine in new york city and which was where the party headquarters were and much further away from europe and even further from russia. they created a kind of life that they thought was the best, simplest way to oppose the fascism and segregation and inequality. in the end of

leslie brody book.com is the web site. professor brody thank you. >> jena having a. >> we have a couple more hours of live call-in programs for miami coming up. by the way everything we have aired today on booktv from miami will re-air at midnight eastern time so you will be able to see everything. also there is a couple more webcast going on at otb.org. these are some light events happening at miami-dade college here at miami book fair. right now, and he is talking about the 50 funniest american writers. that is the webcast at chapman hall and you can watch that of otb.org. if you stick with us on booktv on c-span2 you will be able to talk with author, john avlon next about his new book, "deadline artists" america's greatest newspaper columns. we will be right back. on your screen as the tower in the center of the university of texas at austin campus. booktv has been on location here at the university of texas conducting interviews with some of their professors who are also authors. every sunday during the month of novemb

understand, ahead of the border agency said this, brody clark admitted to me on the second of november that on a number of occasions this year he authorized his staff to go further than ministerial action. i therefore suspended him from his duties. in my opinion it was right for officials who have recommended the pilot so we focus attention on high risk to our border, but it is unacceptable that when my senior officials went further an was approved. that is why he was suspended. that is why the home secretary back to that decision. it's important issue to understand that brody clark was suspended by the head of the u.k. border agency. it was efficient quite rightly taken by him back by the home secretary back to bite me. >> ed miliband. >> isn't it typical, mr. speaker, when things go wrong it has nothing to do with them? [shouting] >> order, ordr.

but it's an important issue to understand that brody clark was suspended ahead of the u.k. border agency. it was a decision quite rightly taken by him, backed by the home secretary, backed by me. >> isn't it utterly typical, mr. speaker, when things go wrong, it's nothing to do with them. >> order, order, just before the gentleman continues, let me just emphasize, there were members on both sides of the house shouting their heads off, members of the youth parliament last friday who spoke -- order, order! who spoke brilliantly and passionately disagreed with each other but they didn't shout at each other. mr. ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, what did the home secretary say in the pub when she was in opposition when things went wrong on immigration? she said this, i'm sick and tired of government ministers who simply blame other people when things go wrong. now -- now, the prime minister said yesterday in his evidence to the liaison committee about the relaxation of border patrols in the last few months, and i quote, clearly not acceptable and is not acceptable it we

>> reporter: well, brody, coach did joke that t.j.more gray hair, but other than that, he's still in shape and that same fearless guy out on the field. and the veteran receiver said he's ready to let go of the past and make some new memories as a raider. >> it doesn't hurt me. hit bothers me. because i don't drop the ball. but dropped that ball. and i'm not ashamed to say i dropped it. i wish i hasn't, but i did. >> reporter: his last play in the nfl was one he'd rather soon forget, but the veteran receiver still believes he has a lot left in his game. >> i don't care if i get hit. if you don't catch it, they're going to hit you anyway. i want to catch the ball. i told carson years ago, i'll take any hit. i don't care who it is. >> i tried to get t.j. here during training camp. people forget that i had a relationship with t.j. i coached him and i know exactly what he is. i took it to the powers that be within this organization and said, this is what i think we need to do in order to get a little bit better. >> reporter: coach jackson

brody clark had a chance to answer back.ling mps at first, at least, that it simply was not true. what went wrong on the border has descended into a blame game. theresa has insisted her story was defied. she had allowed border officers to do fewer checks on certain groups, as -- such as children, but refused to suspend a fingerprint checks. berdych clark admitted that controls were relaxed, including fingerprint check in, 50 times in just three months. he said under another policy, airport safety pauses -- bosses could wait checks to avoid the weighting of -- could wave checks to avoid the weighting of passengers in crowded airports. >> shafter pass all of the information, including instructions to the border agency. >> and brody clark is not going to go quietly. therese the main is fast learning that hell hath no fury like an official scorned. bbc news, westminster. >> this is newsday on the bbc. i am in singapore. >> i am in london. a judge in new york has a rejected an attempt by anti- will street demonstrators to restart

it's important issue to understand that brody clark was suspended by the head of the u.k. border agency. it was efficient quite rightly taken by him back by the home secretary back to bite me. >> ed miliband. >> isn't it typical, mr. speaker, when things go wrong it has nothing to do with them? [shouting] >> order, order. let me just emphasize that our members on both sides of the house shouting their heads off. members of the youth parliament last friday spoke -- order. order. spoke brilliantly and passionately, disagreed with each other but they didn't shout at each other. mr. ed miliband. >> now mr. speaker, mr. speaker, what did the home secretary say in the past when she was in opposition when things went wrong with immigration? she said i'm sick and tired of government ministers who simply blame other people when things go wrong. [laughter] the prime minister, the prime minister said yesterday about the relaxation of border control in the last few months, and i quote, clearly it's not acceptable and it's not acceptable it went on for so long. mr. speaker, why did the

it's important issue to understand that brody clark was suspended by the head of the u.k. border agency. it was efficient quite rightly taken by him back by the home secretary back to bite me. >> ed miliband. >> isn't it typical, mr. speaker, when things go wrong it has nothing to do with them? [shouting] >> order, ordr. let me just emphasize that our members on both sides of the house shouting their heads off. members of the yth parliamen last friday spoke -- order. order. spoke brilliantly and passionately, disagreed with each other but they didn't shout at each other. mr. ed miliband. >> now mr. speaker, mr. speaker, what did the home secretary say in the past when she was in opposition when things went wrong with immigration? [laughter] the prime minister, the prime minister said yesterday about the relaxation of border control in the last few months, and i quote, clearly it's not acceptable and it's not acceptable it went on for so long. mr. speaker, why did the home secretary -- spent on the one hand you can't blame you for not take response the and and quote very cl

in san jose, brody brazil, nbc bay area sports. >> thank you, brody.e'll see what the sharks can do against their former teammates tomorrow night. back to you, raj and jessica. the biggest story is the national story. we're about eight minutes away from that press conference, regarding penn state's 84-year-old coach, joe paterno. we'll have the latest for you tonight. >> we'll continue covering that story on our comcast. watch sports net central on comcast sports net bay area at 10:30 for more on that coverage. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is. >>> tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news, a common medication, now a modern day epidemic. it could be in your medicine cabinet right now. hear why one doctor says getting off the drug can be as dangerous as the addiction itself. that's tonight at 11:00 after a new "law & order: svu." >>> a sneak peek at that new microso

at hp pavilion, brody brazil, nbc bay area sports. >> thanks, brody. >>> we may have seen the last ofat the bat. he told the associated press that he's likely to retire because of an ongoing foot injury, saying, quote, i don't think i can play anymore. it hurts me to say that. he spent the last two seasons with the san francisco giants. >>> and the raiser in action in san diego. they currently lead the chargers 17-3 just before the half, but jacoby ford did leave the game with an injured left ankle in the first quarter. his return is questionable. guys. >> okay, thank you, jamie. yes, for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage, including coverage of tonight's raiders game, you can watch sportsnet central at 10:30. >>> when we come te on thaupdate on ttha deadly shooting from occupy oakland. we have sound from the police chief. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you've got a lot on your plate at thanksgiving. which is why safeway has everything you need to get it all done. right now, get a safeway frozen turkey up to 12 lbs, for just $5 each. cook your thanksgiving turkey perfectly

brodie. tomorrow on rtm, brodie the flying dog. you got to see it.e story around here and you can share it with your friends at rightthisminute.com. >>> everybody's been through a bad breakup. >> they're not that easy. >> no. >> don't worry. we've got some breakup tips coming your way. >> i wanted to give those ideas out to people. >> and you ever wish you could rate a celebrity's closet? coming up, we'll show you how >>> by now you've heard about the sex scandal allegations that have rocked penn state's campus of a former penn state university football coach allegedly sexually abusing a number of victims. joe paterno, a long-time coach of the penn state nittany lions football team, 84 years old, most winningest coach ever has been quiet thus far in the investigation. avoided the media but last night after practice about 300 penn state students were at his home there to greet him in support. we're getting this video from the daily collegian penn state newspaper. joe came up to the window of his home and addressed the students that were there to greet

. >> reporter: 22 month-old brody and his mom talk. on his own, he knows what to do with the apps. with three children, sometimes she does cave. >> if i need to just finish one chore, i give it to him for a few minutes at a time. >> it's a big issue. we see it here in the office when children come by at 18 months of age that know how to work an ipad and don't know a single vocabulary word. >> reporter: they worry it's hindering vocabulary and social interaction. >> you want to maintain spontaneous creativity and interaction with our children. if you continue to bauerry yourself in a virtual world without social interaction, who knows what we are going to create. >> have a child that overreacts and has symptoms of hyperactivity. >> reporter: they worry it may be creating children who are reactionary with a need for quick responses. >> they need to synthesize information and analyze it. it's not going to happen if they are just reacting. >> reporter: instead, children need to be interactive, not receptive. a mom and daughter playing with blocks, stacking tuper ware, cooking alongside

brodie. tomorrow on rtm, brodie the flying dog. you got to see it.e story around here and you can share it with your friends at rightthisminute.com. >>> everybody's been through a bad breakup. >> they're not that easy. >> no. >> don't worry. we've got some breakup tips coming your way. >> i wanted to give those ideas out to people. >> and you ever wish you could rate a celebrity's closet? coming up, we'll show you how you can. ♪ >>> a baby penguin was unveiled this week at the adventure park in japan. >> he looks like a stuffed animal. doesn't look real. >> they feed him five times a day and they put it in a feeding tube. >> oh. >> they hatch their eggs in antarctica and they were able to simulate that and breed. this is a huge dealing for japan. that's why you hear so many in the crowd. this is the only park to successfully breed one of these penguins. >> sounds like he's on the red carpet with all the flash bulbs. >> i'm just getting happy feet looking at limb. >> a little messy, like dribble on his cheek. he needs a napkin. >> typical baby. a litt

>> watching a little brody here, who is a flying enthusiast. ringo, let's go flying. he runs full speed out to the plane. he gets his wish. he's up there high in the sky, flying along with the family. >> this entire family, they all fly. >> they all fly, dog included. >> does he stick his head out the window? >> he goes with us everywhere we go. first time we thought, maybe we'll see if he wants to get in one of the airplanes. we got out by the airplane and he jumped right in and now you can't get anywhere near the aircraft without him freaking out. >> you can't tell if he likes the chopper better or the airplane. >> if you hit turbulence, does he get nervous? >> the very first time we hit severe turbulence, he acted like most adults would, a little nervous. at this point it doesn't matter how big the bumps are, he's back there wagging his tail. >> this dog flies better than most humans fly. >> he has his feet in each aircraft. knows what his seat is and he never really leaves. >> you want to go flying? yes? >>> tomorrow's friday and you know what that means? the "rtm

. >>> brodie brazil is with us. brodie works all day long. not just a hey, show up apt 6:00 in the morning. on the radio today he was talking all sorts of things. take it away. >> i've also been here at the studio since 6:00 a.m. but that's beyond the point. major league baseball's free agency period began on sunday. now just about 48 hours in, one of the biggest names has already made news. slugger carlos beltran ended the season with the i want joos. but today fired his agent. what we do know is in terms of representation, boras is out and dan lizano is in. beltran by the way is 34 years old and is a free agent for the first time since 2005. >>> well, the sharks had won five in a row before losing the finale of their road trip last night against the range pers. after the contest, joe thornton described new york's team as soft. their head coach, john tortorella did not like that assessment so much. and today, of course, fired back. saying quote, joe hasn't won an expletive thing in this league. he could go down as a player being one of the b

>> watching a little brody here, who is a flying enthusiast. ringo, let's go flying. he runs full speed out to the plane. he gets his wish. he's up there high in the sky, flying along with the family. >> this entire family, they all fly. >> they all fly, dog included. >> does he stick his head out the window? >> he goes with us everywhere we go. first time we thought, maybe we'll see if he wants to get in one of the airplanes. we got out by the airplane and he jumped right in and now you can't get anywhere near the aircraft without him freaking out. >> you can't tell if he likes the chopper better or the airplane. >> if you hit turbulence, does he get nervous? >> the very first time we hit severe turbulence, he acted like most adults would, a little nervous. at this point it doesn't matter how big the bumps are, he's back there wagging his tail. >> this dog flies better than most humans fly. >> he has his feet in each aircraft. knows what his seat is and he never really leaves. >> you want to go flying? yes? >>> tomorrow's friday and you know what that means? the "rtm

>> american brodie smith threw a frisbee off the bridge in perch, australia.goes a long way over the water. while that is pretty impressive, check this out. a speedboat zooms in and a guy dives off to grab the frisbee as he hits the water. a different angle shows how crazy this thing is. there is talk on the internet this thing is fake. i don't know. tough to say it is fake. they did a good job of doing it. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> dr. conrad murray gets the maximum sentence for the death of michael jackson. this year, we won't settle for second best. we're going to give all the top brands. like kenmore, craftsman, nordictrack, diehard, samsung... and our gifts will be top notch. our wrapping? that's another story. only sears has this collection of leading brands you can't find anywhere else. now that's real joy, guaranteed. sears. right now, get a samsung 51" 3d hdtv for $899.99 [ growling ] captain, one step at a time.keep going! come on, snowy. look! did you ever see a more beautiful sight? captain! it's just a mir

this huge monster of a storm sent buyer rib brody. beautiful nature of it. -- one cargoing chose.e suv was flipped -- someone got too close. back at home, look at that clear sky. a hint of haze, moisture in the air left from some of the fog and the frost we had this morning. temperatures running in the 50s everywhere even up to 61 in los gatos. monterey bay and inland mid to upper 50s. on this election day cooler than average even with all that sunshine. clear tonight not as chilly as this morning rain friday and another chance over the weekend. two separate storms coming in. compared to average two december cooler redwood city, three in oakland, livermore -- 63, napa six degrees cooler than average san jose should be at 70 will stop at 63. low to mid 60s east bay val hits. on the east bay shore low to mid 60s 63 oakland, castro valley and fremont. milpitas 62. same for the peninsula, millbrae 62. 60sll downtown and so>:o64 san francisco low 60s through the north bay valleys mid to upper 50s at the coast monseray bay 59 carmel, mid 60s for everybody else, mid 60s inland. warmer a

. >> thank you, brody. before we get out of here, college of san francisco helping fresno and the junior college. early first half. turner hits desmond with a 23-yard pass. up by seven. coming in as he throws a bomb to caleb who hauls it in for the 30 yard td. then they went on to win 57-13. they will host the defending champion in socal. a lot of football talk. diane everyone is talking about basketball. how is your three-point shot looking, by the way? >> not bad at all. not bad. >> really? >> no, not really. all right, thanks a lot. see you back here at 11:00. check on the stanford game, too. thanks for choosing the bay area. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. it will be colder by then. good night. coming up on a special edition of technow .. we take you to a show entirely devoted to technology, and cars .. we'll show you how you can "friend" your car to social

prodi clark -- brody clark has been suspended.nother man has been suspended, and another at -- a number of other people. stafford told at certain times -- staff were told at certain times not to check passports. it has a picture of your face inside it and that can be used on the screen to compare with your printed version. to tell of the passport is fake. it is a good check. what the home office does not know is when this is scaled down, why and what the security implications might be. it is a pretty serious security incident for the home office. they have ordered to investigations. want to find out what the risks were and an investigation into the u.k. border agency. the home secretary reaction is set to be in credulity. >> you can get more on all of our stories by going to our website. have a look for yourself. >> the greek prime minister has narrowly won a confidence vote. he has promised to put together a coalition to save the latest bailout deal. a huge crashed in southwest england has injured at least 40 people. several are

this huge monster of a storm sent buyer rib brody. beautiful nature of it. -- one cargoing chose.one suv was flipped -- someone got too close. back at home, look at that clear sky. a hint of haze, moisture in the air left from some of the fog and the frost we had this morning. temperatures running in the 50s everywhere even up to 61 in los gatos. monterey bay and inland mid to upper 50s. on this election day cooler than average even with all that sunshine. clear tonight not as chilly as this morning rain friday and another chance over the weekend. two separate storms coming in. compared to average two december cooler redwood city, three in oakland, livermore -- 63, napa six degrees cooler than average san jose should be at 70 will stop at 63. low to mid 60s east bay val hits. on the east bay shore low to mid 60s 63 oakland, castro valley and fremont. milpitas 62. same for the peninsula, millbrae 62. 60sll downtown and so>:o64 san francisco low 60s through the north bay valleys mid to upper 50s at the coast monseray bay 59 carmel, mid 60s for everybody else, mid 60s inland. warmer

brody clark resigned last week saying he had been unfairly blamed. he is now being questioned by the home of the select committee. very quickly, give us a background. >> over the summer, as many of us have experienced, airports and ports across britain. it turns out that passport checks were watered down to make the lines go away. this has now turned into a he- said-she-said dispute. she said she agreed to some wondered down, she did not for those outside the eu. that is directly conflicting with what this very senior public service is saying. he is saying he is in no rogue official and everything he did is in accordance with existing policy. >> immigration is one of the issues.ch-tone how damaging could this be? >> one of the newspapers last week showed a cartoon of osama bin laden walking untroubled through passport control. the damage, in a sense, has already been done. david cameron has made a lot of political play over immigration. in particular, accusing the last government of being too lax. it's a very sensitive issue. when you ask voters what

. >>> let's go out to hp pavilion where buddy joins us from the tank with the latest, brody?last outing was just about as bad as it gets. he allowed two goals in 2:04 facing six shots and was pulled from the contest. nevertheless the shorks head coach todd mclellan is putting his guy right back on the horse tonight. >> he's going to be our goaltender when it counts. he hasn't had a lot of time throughout training camp so it's pretty simple. that being said, thomas played extremely well. we all appreciate his effort and we'll get many more opportunities to play this year. tonight is about getting his game back. >> i have a lot of trust. taking that road trip, we play stellar hockey the a times. he's won a lot of games for us. we have all the trust in the world for him. >> definitely not his fault. i think he's going to bounce back here tonight. have a big game for us. >> reporter: the sharks will be mixing up line combinations against the nashville predators. just 11 games into the season and head coach said that is enough time for things to get stale, he wants a fresh, clean

i'm brody brazil. to one player per position per league who exhibits superior feeling performances as voted on by the game's 30 respective managers. today in new york this year's winners were unveiled. among them, no a's and no giants. including pablo sandoval when which was a local choice. they were one of the three finalists however that honor went to palanko and none of the 18 winners were first-timers. molina picked up the fourth of his career. more giants news, carlos beltran has been a free age for a little more than 48 hours and already making big news as he fired his agent. scott boris is out. dan lo zano is in. he represents pujols and rollins. what the change in business might mean for the giants's chances of getting beltran back. in the last decade, he has been an actor and a businessman and the owner of a basketball franchi franchise. taking the reigns of a major league baseball team and he negotiated to purchase the dodgers. one initial problem, the asking price of 1 billion to 1.2 billion

brody brazil went to san jose to see if the captain is doing an about-face. >> i don't need to extendhis back and forth. but anything you'd like to close this with? >> i just probably used the wrong word to kind of talk about the game. i have to comment on it. >> i do believe he's trying to send a message to our team, not to their team. letting him and his teammates know, we weren't competitive enough. we didn't battle at all. and his choice of words were not right. they worked us. and i think it's behind us now. >> every couple years you say it ahead of things. usually i'm pretty good. like i said, you just use a wrong word once in a while. no harm done. >>> big game tomorrow night for the san jose sharks as they host the pittsburgh penguins. i told jessica a little earlier, raj, so she knows i'm not lying. late today, joe thornton wanted me to tell you, raj, that you're soft. and i want to know if you're going to do anything about it. >> you need to do something about that. >> i'm going to take out his two front teeth. that's what i'm going to do. >> i'll give him that message, okay

brodie's lucy cap and all of us keeping a close watch on developments around the occupy movement for the latest let's check out her twitter feed she's posted nice pictures of the county park without the tent city that's become a landmark over the last two months she's also gotten firsthand accounts of the crackdown including for a tired police captain who thinks it's making a travesty of democracy. radio's alex jones things that the apparent health hazard cited for the evictions was a setup from the start of an effort to demonize the idea of protest in the us. and in detroit as well as new york we've confirmed. then when they let homeless people out about arrested for being drunk in public or sitting on the sidewalk or they're released from prison or homeless shelters or mental institutions they tell them go to austin occupy go to new york occupy it we want to arrest you there so for the last month they've been shinning all the homeless people and mentally ill people in prisoners they are chill they can then demonize it say look people are going to the bathroom on the ground even the

break in the opening set let him take it profitably six for doing take time from the second just brodie's luck. over to the us now as we continue our profile of this time around our teens painted a small so i can sit of corporate to see a team that joined europe's strongest league this season is robert fodder now. show me such a good place to feel about the fish can you send. me a c. love like they're a club anthem the pride of sloth is hockey are rocking and rolling with the best in europe strongest leads the team which are based in a small city of call for a joint big h. l. this isn't formally a club from a called the boulder left to move to slim oculus year as a check on its whole gasol cieszyn wouldn't allow them to do in the kitchen the lines haven't had the best of starts planing just seven wins out of twenty two games. one of the probable reasons for that being that not only their opponents but the ruki team themselves have had to get used to a new home depot for the arena the smallest ice rink in the league a little just at all but it's still more comfortable for us to play on big

>> little brody is a flying enthusiast. >> let's go flying! >> he runs full speed out to the plane.ts his wish, he's up there, high in the sky, flying along with the family. >> this entire family, they all fly. >> they all fly, dog included. >> does he stick his head out the window? >> he goes with us everywhere we go. first time we thought we'll see if he wants to get into one of the airplanes. he jumped right in now you can't get anywhere near the aircraft without him freaking out. >> i can't tell if he likes the chopper better or the airplane. >> if you hit turbulence, does he get nervous? >> the first time we hit it, he acted like most adults would, a little nervous. at this point it doesn't matter how big the bumps are, he's back there wagging his tail. >> this dog flies better than most humans fly. >> he has his seat in each aircraft. he knows what his seat is and he never really leaves. >> you want to go flying? huh? yes? >>> we've seen lots of great dash cam video over the past few months. and sometimes things end tragically. but this time, lots of damage, but no one hurt. [

. >> let's bring in brody brazil. we were talking about the warriors and all the people and all the jobs surrounding the warriors lost because of the ongoing lockout. what do you have for us? >> well, raj, hard to believe but on this very day nba players were supposed to have receive their first paychecks of the season. an average amount of, check this. $220,000 each, according to cnbc. instead in day 18 of the lockout with no sign of things getting better in time soon. even if that is the case there's a slim hope the 72-game schedule can be completed. well, the giants had some business to take care of this offseason. while a couple of free agent bats certainly could not hurt, nothing would top a brand new multi year deal within the top starting pitcher. that is tim lincecum. one report, according to sports illustrated today say the giants will attempt to sign lincecum to a multi-year contract in the coming weeks and/or months. that article also says san francisco is looking at a four-year duration. check this video o

carried the ball for 515 yds and six touchdowns 59 on display 45-42 bob mancini quarterback john brodie454 587 yds and seven touchdowns jordan western camp cot 114331 and five scores. 70- 45. tonight on "america's funniest home videos" -- we're coming out swinging with special guest leonardo decapitated. plus how to protect your child from shrinking and putting the "ow" in "cow." so find a seat you won't fall off. it's time to get cracking. are you up for it? plus $1/10 million tonight, on "america's funniest home videos." who's that knocking on the wall? it's daisy fuentes. thank you! and if he sees his shadow, it's john fugelsang. thank you. thank you. aren't they great, sweetie? they are so fabulous darling. welcome to "america's funniest home videos," and part two of our $100,000 prize show. now that we've already done part one, it's safe to say this is the better half to watch because it has all the prize money in it. that's right and this is the half-hour that will actually change someone's life. and not just with money, okay? with knowledge. [ audience laughs] laugh if you want,

. >> thank you, brody. question for jessica, do you know how to make sweet potato pie, my favorite, jessica? >> if i don't, i sure will learn for you. >> now we're talking. thank you, jessica. >> let's break this up. happy thanksgiving. see you tonight. of happy thanksgiving to both m you. >>> folfa r a aou bre aay orts coverage, watch tonight at 10:30. >> we'll be right back. or >>> that's going to do it for us. >> have a great thanksgiving tomorrow. we hope to see you back here at 11:00. >> bye-bye. [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service, now's a great time to get at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse -- now with free hd -- only 25 a month for six months -- our lowest price ever. plus get up to 182 channels with hbo and cinemax free for three months. [ male announcer ] u-verse tv lets you record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. and you can record and play back your shows from any room. plus get an hd-ready dvr included at no extra

brody is there.ts us ready. >> reporter: the sharks facing detroit for the second time in 16 games this season. san jose players telling me they will always view the match up against the red wings as a measuring stick. >> all though we have the upper hand, it's been close. it's been really close. the series of games. you know, games that got away. they are definitely on a league team. >> it is. they lost a lot but won five in a row before that. they are playing well right now. i think we are disappointed about our last game. two teams that want to bounce back. >> stick to the champions. they made it to the finals. detroit is often called that because of their success in the past and the way they play. i hope our organization can continue to work to become a measuring stick as well. >> reporter: san jose has not played since saturday in a 3-0 loss to phoenix. the last four game days off were a perfect time for a tune up at practice. at hp pavilion, sports. >>> the national league cy young award winner

cbs news reporter dave brody has more. >> reporter:? nvenezuela where kidnapping is almost a profession. wilson ramos has been rescued. he was seized at gun by point outside his home. he said he is okay physically but not mentally. ramos rescue was announced by venezuela information news. there are dozens of venezuelan players on major league baseball rosters. state department spokesperson mark tony says although ramos is not a u.s. citizen the state department has been watching the situation closely. >> it's, obviously, great concern to us. we did cite in our country specific information the very real dangers oframos was approved by hugo chavez himself. dave brody, cbs news, new york. >> you would think high profile guys like him would be immune from that stuff. >> good to see he is back and, obviously, we will be watching the answer might be on our table. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. when you spend more days than not separated from your own life... when the only thing you can be sure of is migraines with 15 or more headach

the team calls themselves how ridiculous and brody smith calls himself the master.gs the frizzbee off the bridge. he decided it leap off the boat to make this midair catch before he hits the water. the speedboat catch captured from several angles, as you can see right here. i'm liking this one, because you get the close up. yeah man. that guy's body was never recovered. >> oh stop. >> he's okay. he's the one that that edited the vied owe. the redskins return to practice today thinking about starting a winning streak. why they are so confident? we'll take you inside the locker room to tell you why coming up. >> still breezy and a little bit colder tonight. we'll show you temperatures if you are headed outside for a walk. 47 downtown. 45 in manassas and low 40s in gaithersburg and frederick. we'll come back and tell you how long it's going to stay cold and look ahead to the forecast. >> first, what that means to all you folks out there taking the world's best selling prescription drugs. >>> the washington, d.c. veterans center salute all who serve at home and abroad t

we will lock you to lesley brody. she has a new book about women muckraking journalist named jessica midford. we will talk to john avalon about newspaper columnists and jim rats and burger about the bay of pigs. and on booktv.org you can also watch web cast of some of the author events going on live at the miami book fair. so we have two separate tracks going right now. booktv on c-span2 live from the fair and live from the fare on booktv.org showing you different events. booktv.org. you can get the full schedule. it is a beautiful day in miami at the book fair. there's a great crowd on the campus of miami dade college. it was almost hurricaney when we flew in but today it is gorgeous, 85 degrees. a little breeze. if you are in the area come on down. the c-span bus is passing out book bags and booktv hands. take a tour of the bus as well. we would love to see you down here. in about an hour we are going to be back live with our call in program but in the meantime we want to show you this. condoleezza rice wrote the se

brody brazil has the latest from hp. >> reporter: crosby is most certainly one of the biggest names inockey and in all of sports. the pittsburgh penguins superstar is here in san jose traveling with the team but will not suit up tonight due to the concussion symptoms that he has been dealing with now for the past ten months. san jose players told me this morning that they will certainly miss out on the opportunity to face him. >> i love watching him on tv, so i'd love to play against him too. you know, for me i just feel disappointed for especially the fans here in san jose. pittsburgh comes here once every couple years and the biggest draw in the league and the best player probably is not playing. it's disappointing the fans won't get to see him. >> he's arguably the best player in the game. he's certainly got -- playing against ovechkin you get excited. yeah, i like playing against the top players in the game. that's unfortunate. >> reporter: now, the sharks have won five of their last six thanks to the contributions in large part of joe pa vel ski. he has six goals and 11 points dur

joining me to talk more about it, brody, thank you for your time. >> reporter: thanks for having me. this memo that was obtained by nbc news, members and employees may obtain material nonpublic information about a public company from family, friends and acquaintances or from their involvement in a company. if a member or employee trades on this information, they may have engaged on insider trading and they go on to say then suze their office for private gain. we're talk b this after a 60 minutes report that was really explosive here. but we will also perhaps see hearings very soon. >> there's a hearing tomorrow in the senate and next tuesday in the house. the report that came out yesterday said that insider trading as defined is against the law. what the 60 minutes show was about and what the "wall street journal" has done a lot of reporting about is the information member of congress get through their government duties that they can then trade on or perhaps more importantly, let a buddy know or let someone else know who can then trade on it. >> you pointed out, just only recently ar

watching the republican debates, which normally i would have done, or watching "the pianist" with adrien brodyit's the story of the polish jew who got stuck in the middle of the ghetto and lived to tell about it. a roman polanski movie, not exactly a thriller, but i watched that instead. this morning, i did watch the clips from the republican debate. time and time again, to karen's point, they didn't answer the question. two or three questions, i can't remember how many on italy, on greece, and none of them, none of those candidates, for the leader of the free world, would answer the question. and i bet you, maybe one of two of them only actually understood the issue. that's pathetic! >> the fact is, in ten months, we're going to be saying the same thing about the answers we hear from republican and the republican nominee, because both are only going to have 60 seconds to respond. >> i don't agree with that, actually, susan, because the presidential debates are structured -- part of the problem here is that they have so many people. at some point, this field needs to be just on a very tactical

in three hours, we'll introduce you to leslie brody. then we'll talk with john avlon and the impact on american politics. in four hour, we'll wrap it up for today with jim rasenberger who wrote about the bay of pig incident in the 1940s. that's the lineup, but you can also watch author events on booktv.org. we'll be live web casting the events from chapman hall here. in just about two and a half hours or so, teray will be talking about his book and talking about that book with the audience. you can watch that on booktv.org. andy, the comedian, will be talking about the 50 funniest american writers also live webcast, and then stanley and pete will be joining our call in guest, john avlon to talk about newspaper columnists and the art of writing a newspaper column. that's all live on booktv.org. you have the choice. you can watch booktv on c-span2, talk with authors and call ins or watch booktv.org and see the author events being webcast. well, in just a few minutes, we'll be joined by teray who will be taking your calls and tweets as wel

brodie reports. >> reporter: in san jose and across the nhl, november was movember, with players growingustaches sponsored by donations online. the sharks alone have raised nearly $6,000 for prostate cancer and men's health awareness. >> beat the crap out of each other on the ice, i think we are a family and we come together for things like this. >> get referees doing it now. you get, you know, the fans do it. i think it's just an easy thing. it's a great cause, and it's -- it's -- i always look forward to the month. >> to see it come to fruition is a great thing, but i'm sure there's a lot of them that are anxiously awaiting december 1st and probably pushed so by their wives as well. >> there are virtually no drawbacks to growing a movember stash, except for one, and that is let's just say some guys are follicly challenged, and they hear about it every day. >> unfortunately, you have to spend a month watching and looking at some of these guys every day and they don't look very good. >> that's them having fun with each other, and -- and, you know, some of them just doesn't fit. >> had so

in three hours we're going to introduce you to author leslie brody who has written a book on jessica mittford, and then we'll be joined by john avlon, newspaper columns and their impact on american politics. and then in about four hours we'll wrap up live coverage from miami with jim rasenberger who's written a new book on the bay bf pigs incident in the early '60s. that's our lineup on c-span2, but you can also watch author events on book the.org. booktv.org. here on the campus of miami-dade college. so if just about two and a half hours or so, toure will be talking about his book, "who's afraid of post-blackness?" and he'll be talking about that book with the audience, you'll be able to watch that on booktv.org. that will be live webcast, and then stanley crouch, mike barnacle and pete hamill will be joining our call-in guest john avlon to talk about newspaper columnist and the art of writing a newspaper column. so you have your choice. you can watch booktv on c-span2, talk with authors, or you can watch booktv.org, and you can see some of the author events being webcast. well, in

and ralph brodie is here. ralph dime my -- came to my last talk.ve different feelings about parts of my story, and i have great respect for him and tried to be fair for him, and i tried to put myself in the shoes of anybody who was here then, and not just throw around these very easy generalizations about people. this was a complicated situation that was thrust upon little rock, and i tried to capture it in as much of its complexity as i could. >> yes. got a question right there at the back. >> my name is herb, i'm a second year student. i actually was with mrs. eckford on the 50th -- well, when they had the congressional gold medal ceremony earlier this year. i was the person responsible to be alongside her for that whole function. so several hours. so that was an insider's take, and thank you so kindly for the being so wonderful. my question to you is this. the latest stanza of our national race drama ends at a ranch in texas where there's a rock. on that rock is something derogatory and inflammatory. how would you go about advising today's youth