they are welcomed into bryant park if they follow the rules. the same 13 people are there every day. >> nice that you have your pet homeless people. >> john: you are worried about protests. >> that is another major thing. when people get mad at their government very have to be able to take it to streets or the parks and this is one of the most since time in memorial the purposes of public space and a lot of this privatization and it is true of other parks in boston and i'm sure here also was to stop the rallies and all that messy stuff. >> john: 50,000 people wanted to protest bush in central park and were not allowed. but they would have killed the grass. >> what is more important dem free speech or the grass. you can replace the grass. >> john: it would take two years. we tonight have enough democratic free speech they can't protest on the street? >> this is the place where they would get the proper publicity and legitimacy. >> john: it was government that said no to them, not corporations. >> the kind of government now giving the places over

dez bryant takes it away for a 34-yard touchdown. cowboys 7-0. bryant seven catches, 74 yards. 2nd quarter romo completed 17 of 19. to robinson, 54 yards, 20 it un- 0 cowboys. 4th quarter -- 21-0 cowboys. 4th quarter ryan fitzpatrick picked by terence newman who returns it 43 yards. cowboys pound the bills 44-7. 5- 4 dallas, comes to fedex next sunday. michael vick and the eagles hosting the cardinals in the battle of the birds. 2nd quarter no score. john skelton to larry fitzgerald but finding asante samuel who returns it 20 yards for the touchdown. eagles took a 7-0 lead. 30 coward cardinals down 14-7. -- 3rd quarter, cardinals down 14-7. less than two minutes left, at the 14 skelton, 5 yards for the score. arizona shocked philly 21-7. the eagles like the redskins are 3-6. jim harbaugh on the 6- 2 ravens. 4th quarter the ravens are up 22-10. joe flacco heads ed dixon 11 yards for the score. the ravens cut the deficit to 5. 2:15 left. seahawks facing 2nd and 8, marshawn lynch up the middle gets pushed and pulled forward by his lineman 1st half.

governor phil bryant: (speaking in recorded video) the founding fathers said that every american has the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. on november the 8th, we're going to give that right to every child in america, beginning in mississippi. we'll see ya at the polls. now what we say in the law is for convenience sake, without due process, you can take that child's life. i don't believe that's right. i think this is going to be a point for us to establish a concept, and the concept will be the rights of all human beings, including the unborn. o'brien: there's no question the objective of amendment 26 is to stop abortion. campaign literature says as much, calling tuesday's election an " opportunity to cast the vote the u.s. supreme court did not [in roe vs. wade.] we can stop abortion by declaring the unborn northup: this is an alarming and extreme measure that should be taken seriously. what it does is reveal how extreme the anti-choice movement is in the united states. they would like to see the "personhood" of a fertilized egg in every single one of the fifty s

partly, with the help of bryant. that summer when the republicans held their convention, william howard taft, the incumbent was opposed by former president theodore roosevelt. taft won and roosevelt was so bitter over that loss that he formed a third-party, the progressive or bull moose party. >> and he was really seen as the bigger competitor to wilson. he was so popular. so one of roosevelt's advisors came up to him and he said, we've managed to obtain some letters of woodrow wilson's to mary peck. you should publish them and just campaign will be over. you will win. and roosevelt said, no, that would be wrong. also, he said nobody would believe me. who's going to think the man is a romeo. he looks like he ought to be working in a drugstore. [laughter] >> so he did not publish the letters and woodrow wilson won. so in the beginning of 1913, ellen found herself in the white house. it was not a place she ever wanted to be, but once she was there, she felt she had to use it for its maximum benefit. she began to be int

of you. [ as bryant gumbel ] "yeah, jimmy.. when he used to do the "today" show. >> the more you do it, the more it's sinking in. >> jimmy: i'm lucky you did not do my bryant gumbel impression. >> well, it's very exciting for people like myself who, you know, are for the legalization of marijuana. strictly for libertarian reasons. it's nothing personal. i gave that [ bleep ] up when i got saved. i don't do it at all. >> jimmy: yeah right. yeah, yeah right. yeah, of course not. >> but i think it's the right thing. and for the first time now -- this whole -- look at this guy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you got it. >> run up there and tell them. >> jimmy: they got it. they got it. >> but, for the first time now, the poll came out i think a week or two ago. a majority of americans are for the legalization of marijuana. we finally passed 51% of people who think that -- yeah. [ cheers and applause ] -- actually more -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, they -- my crowd loves that. yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> -- i mean, now t

bryant grabs it. second quarter, dallas up 13-0. romo deep open for robinson, a 58-yard scoring strike. romo, 270 yards, three touchdowns. later in the second, buffalo with the ball. ryan fitzpatrick rolls out and hits david nelson for the score. bills down 21-7. check out where nelson is going with the football. he gives the ball to his longtime girlfriend, kelsey ric, what happens to be a dallas cheerleader, but her boyfriend loses. >> we'

and the very very ugly phil bryant last night republican phil bryant won the election in mississippi to be the state's next governor unfortunately according to brian c. one two yesterday while stumping in support of initiative twenty six better known as the fetal personhood amendment brian said this is a battle of good and evil of biblical proportions and that if the person who meant it was defeated then satan wins his words and as we know today voters rejected the bus apparently sealing a victory for satan not sure how satan is going to celebrate his victory maybe by giving the governor's mansion in mississippi to a republican either way phil bryant comparing preserving a woman's right to have some control over her body to see who's winning is very curious. coming up on the big picture one republican congressman is taking the art of denial to in its early new level i'll try to set the record straight as to which it. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through that sort of if you may who can you trust no one who has you in view with a

but according to phil bryant's own logic, satan also won in mississippi last night. described the vote on a mississippi ballot measure that would have defined a fertilized egg as a person. >> this is a battle of good and evil. the evil dark side that exists in this world is taking hold.w31 and they're saying, what we want you to be able to do is to continuei0]rextinguish innocent life. you see, if we could do that, w3 satan wins.ko >> see, in the governor-elect ai --çó allegory there, what satan wants is for the ban on all abortions and hormonal birth control, it was satan who wanted that to fail in mississippi. x@=uq1"á$sqpáu)e did fail in mississippi, but a huge margin, by double digits.çó so the state's next governor has the voters of mississippi to thank both for his and for çó satan's victories in last night's qú)sissippi election.qÑi and now he is faced with the unique challenge of governing an electorate that he has accused i of voting for satan by a 16-point margin. which would be awkward. the mississippi electorate is a very conservative one.Ñi these fertil

reporting from washington, i am jane bryant. global markets tumble after the rescue effort is in jeopardy. >> i think it will probably be followed by similar action in portugal, spain, italy, even possibly france. >> scandal in one of the world's most popular sports. two cricketers are convicted in a betting scandal. and the real-life story of a slum dog millionaire. living larger after game show's success. -- living large after a game show's success. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. athens, we have a problem. today financial markets and from europe to the u.s. foundered on uncertainty that a deal to deal with the greek that prices will go ahead. the decision has sparked a political and financial firestorm. our business editor starts our coverage. >> the -- euro zone, perhaps determining whether the bets made by their leaders will lead to crisis a recovery. it is here in debt-ridden greece, with the unexpected announcement by the premier george papandreou that there be a referendum on the bailout de

. >> james bryant. >> good morning, directors. >director kim: we called mr. bryan be we will continue to call the names. >> james bryant. western regional director. have done a very fine job, maria, you always have done a fine job around the city. you continue. i am impressed that you all have been very good about looking at what is important about making sure this project works in a very professional way, in a very financial responsible way, and bringing all the unions together, including mike. that is a joke. let me express, if at all possible, if you could saee any federal changes to keep the door open. i come from a community that has very high unemployment, and we would like to use this as a possibility of changing, not only the status of someone's common life, but the status of a community's life. this project has the potential. i am impressed with the categories that you all have diligently talked about. those categories including, where you need to start, which is where the youths are, the high schools, in developing folks with apprenticeship programs

no surprise, three-pointer for kobe bryant. >> he rolled out to the jewish community center in irvine and an a.p.b. went out in the jewish community. >> there's an

tony romo back to pass with time throws to des bryant. and he's in for the futouchdown. see it again. cowboys take a quick 7-0 lead. second quarter, redskins down 10-0, but they have it on third and goal and rex grossman makes a play. keeps himself, dives in for a touchdown. the redskins' first touchdown in the first half since week four. grossman pumped. 20 seconds to go in the half. on third and sixth, rex makes another play. perfect pass to his former florida teammate, ja var gaffney. he had 116 yards receiving. washington's first lead in a game. up 14-10 at halftime. nice handshake. i like that. fourth quarter, cowboys trail 17-10 on third and goal. romo scrambles. tosses it to robinson. defensive coordinator jim haslett, not happy. wouldn't be happy about this either. later, romo and the cowboys convert on third down. spins under pressure, heaves it up to a wide open jason witten. look at all the redskins in the area, but not tackling. 59-yard scorie inine ining stri 49-17 dallas. gets hit as he throws and intercepted. it looked over at that point. but not so fast.

right now, current lieutenant governor phil bryant is ahead and calling the race for phil bryant.be more notable to point out that the democratic party did not even bother running anybody in three of the statewide races. tonight in mississippi. the democrats didn't run any for lieutenant-governor in the state, or for secretary of state or for state auditor. they're letting the republicans have those for free. the main reason everybody had their eyes on mississippi tonight is because of their ballot question that proposes a constitutional amendment to define a fertilized egg as a full-blown person. when the national media reported on this, they described it as an abortion ban but it's much more than that. if this were simply an antiabortion measure, there wouldn't be much suspense about the outcome of today's vote. a large proportion of mississippi voters are against abortion rights. the reason there's been suspense about this is because defining a fertilized egg as a person not only bans abortion in all circumstances, if a woman became pregnant through rape, for example, she would

. >> today on "tmz" >> kobe bryant pla yeetball with the jews last night. no surprise, three-pointer for kobe bryant. >> he rolled out to the jewish community center in irvine and an a.p.b. went out in the jewish community. >> there's an e

william jennings bryant became the spokesman of the populist movement in the 1890'ss and at the heart of the populist movement was a belief that the financial system of the united states was tilted against farmers specifically. ordinary people generally but farmers specifically. they had a very specific complaint, namely falling prices for farm products. the price of corn went down by half between the 1870s at 1890s. cotton was a little more. this was a very serious problem for farmers because farmers typically operate under conditions of that and debtors are seriously disadvantaged when prices fault. if you are a $100 when week is $1 a bushel you have to grow 100 bushels to pay it back. but if it is $0.50 you need 200 bushels to pay it back. the fundamental goal for the trick behind managing a money-supply is to get the money supply to grow at the same rate as the economy as oil hole. if you do then prices overall will remain stable. the fall in prices was a consequence of the success in the american economy. the economy was growing faster than the money supply so prices were falling

phil bryant was far ahead. the real political question what happens in the state house here in mississippi. democrats have controlled that, literally since reconstruction. republicans are trying to take control. we have got to pick up eight seats they are, quote, cautiously optimistic about their chances though many political analysts believe they will come close but ultimately fall short. we will find out soon. >> shepard: john, thank you. much more on the election throughout this hour and throughout the night for that matter. our man bret baier will be back with updates as the polls close across the country and then tonight at 11:00 eastern, 10:00 p.m. central time an hour long central bret and his all-star panel. have the results and break them down for you. of course, get results any time at foxnews.com. a comprehensive new report suggests that iran must be trying to assemble a nuclear weapon. why is is that? we'll tell you what we have learned about how tehran is apparently attempting to build this bomb. p

romo finds bryant, who beats hall. more on that later. keeping the drive alive. dan bailey from 39 yards out. he's got enough leg and accuracy. it's good, 27-24 in overtime. redskins have now lost six straight. grossman's third highest total of the season, and 2 t.d. passes. gaffney had team highs in receptions and yard. fletcher led the defense, 16 tackles. gano, 8 misses on the season. shanahan, six straight losses. what do you add? >> i feel good about the guys in that locker room. as much character as i've been around on a football team. even with adversity, they're fighting, doing everything they can. guys are stepping up that haven't played a lot and given up great effort and made plays today. >> you play for those moments, you know. it's really disappointing we didn't get a victory. but you know, i enjoyed myself, being in that redskins/cowboys rivalry game, fighting with my teammates, the support from the fans. it's extremely disappointing that we've gone on a losing streak. >> when you kicked it, did you think it was good? >> yeah, i felt good. i smashed

he ran again in 1900 under william jennings bryant. this is grandfather stevenson's hat. >> thank you for joining us tonight. live from libertyville, we will work our way it over to the barn on the family farm. we are currently in the study. next to it is a barn. this is a working farm at some point. we will work our way over there where there is a new display about adlai stevenson. first, we want to show you some campaign commercials so you can see some of the video of adlai stevenson. these are from 1956 and 1952. one of them was felt right here in this study. >> i am sitting right here in my own library. thanks to television, i can talk to millions of people that i could not reach any other way. i am not going to let this spoil me. i am not going to stop traveling in this campaign. i can talk to you, but i cannot listen to you. i cannot hear about your problems, about your hopes and your affairs. to do that, i have to go out and see you in person. that is what i have been doing. for the past several years, i've traveled all over thi

the system says that bryant's experience as a firefighter surely played a role -- brian's expense as a firefighter surely played a role in his keeping his cool. preparing for tonight's holiday extravaganza, the countdown is on for the lighting of the world famous rockefeller center christmas tree. michelle is in new york city. >> good afternoon, this is celebrated nationwide. the ceremony will be underway later tonight. look at the 70-foot norway spruce that is waiting to take center stage for the show tonight. it came by way of pennsylvania. a family donated that tree after a year-long search. it is now adorned with more than 5 miles of wire and lted lights. it will not be the only star turning out tonight. ♪ i am dreaming of a white christmas >> tony bennett and celo green, just to make a few -- just to name a few, and the rockettes. >> you will not want to miss our live coverage. our special, and monumental occasion, will kick off at 6:00 p.m. >> if you are heading to the monument ceremony tomorrow night, it looks like it will be seasonably cold. first, if you step outside, you fe