we'll be back with senator byron dorgan.an, good to see you. >> guest: thank you. >> this is the bill press show. >> host: all right. [laughter] >> oh, man. >> host: you know -- [inaudible conversations] >> thanks for coming in. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> that great. that was great. >> how you doing? >> byron. >> you want to come in with me, when he sits down make sure we get a good camera shot? >> yeah, absolutely. >> okay. [inaudible conversations] >> same publishing group. >> oh, i see. >> but not with tom. >> three minutes out. why don't we go ahead and slide in. >> okay. [inaudible conversations] >> yeah, they're getting, they're getting rocked. >> so here's headphone for you. >> okay. >> and then the volume for the headphones is right here, too loud or too soft. >> all right. >> and, yeah, we are, we are on c-span. oh, yeah, the poster's fantastic. is that, is that good? okay, great. cool. >> we have laura out there. >> yeah, there she is. our number one fan. [laughter] >> i don't know where they got that.

byron pitts is at a tea party in the nation's capital.ling pretty good there tonight. >> reporter: katie, you're right, the mood here is festive. this is one of a number of tea party events tonight. when it was announced earlier tonight that the republicans had regained control of the house this room erupted. people were chanting "u.s.a., u.s.a.," they were hugging, people were applauding. make no mistake, this has been a big night for the tea party. the republican party would not have had a successful season without the tea party support. according to a cbs exit poll 40% of the people who voted tonight said they are tea party supporters and 21 said said they are strong supporters of the tea party. john mechler joins us, president of the tea party patriots. you have been on the road for two weeks. what's this moment mean like to you? >> this is incredible. this is the starting point. we're just getting started. it feels great, everyone is celebrating but the real work starts tomorrow. >> reporter: i heard someone say from the podium that

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"harvest of shame" chronicled the crime of america's migrant farm workers and byron pitts returns to the fields to continue the story. >> reporter: they are the migrants, workers in the sweatshops of the soil, the harvest of shame. >> reporter: in 1960, cbs news correspond edward r. murrow called them the forgotten people, the undereducated, the underfed. with raw and striking images, murrow's documentary exposed the poverty and deplorable working conditions endured by america's two to three million migrant farm workers. >> only in name they are not a slave. but in the way they are treated they are worse than a slave. >> reporter: men, women, and children who harvested crops for the best-fed nation on earth earned barely enough to feed themselves. >> reporter: what is an average dinner for the family? >> well, we just... you mean what do we have in? >> reporter: yes. >> well i cooked a pot of beans and fried some potatoes. >> reporter: from the tomato, bean, and sugar cane fields of florida, working steadily north to the apple orchards of new york, life was an endless road trip, in h

byron pitts, cbs news, new york. >> couric: updating our top story.ngress. republicans have two pickups in the senate, cbs news projects dan coat it is winner indiana taking the seat of retiring democrat evan bayh. and in arkansas, john boosman unseats democrat blanche lincoln but a big win for the democrats in west virginia, they keep robert byrd's seat, joe manchin defeats john raese. in connecticut, richard blumenthal defeats former wrestling mogul linda mcmahon. meanwhile, two tea party victories of note. marco rubio wins in the sunshine state and in kentucky ran paul. in the house, republicans have a net gain of eight seats in the early going. they need 39 in all by the end of the night in order to take control. stay with cbs news and this cbs station for election updates throughout the evening then join our cbs news election team for special hour-long wrapups with the latest returns and analysis at 10:00 p.m. eastern time and again at 1:00 a.m. eastern. our live coverage will be available at cbsnews.com and at youtube.com/cbsnews. and that is th

byron pitts takes a closer look. >> reporter: edison, new jersey.eine in their veins, marching orders in hand, the tea party patriot foot soldiers spent the last few months here in search of converts. like all tea parties they're energized by goals of reduced federal spending, small government and free markets. in the last year, they have taken their message door to door in neighborhoods across the country. according to a cbs news exit poll 41% of voters support the tea party, which is actually not a party at all, rather a movement by people united by outrage over the rising federal debt and spending. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: a potent force is the tea party express, which promotes and funds conservative candidates boasting about 400,000 members nationwide. but the largest national tea party organization is the tea party patriots, with more than 2800 chapters across the country. >> yes, we will! >> reporter: several groups have sparked criticism using racist slurs and images in marchs around the country. organizers say each group sets its o

you were just talking to byron -- we were just talking to byron york about this, i know you spoke tom a week ago. does the law state that airports have the option to opt out and have their own security and get rid of the tsa and if so, is that something you would push for? >> first of all, i helped write the tsa legislation, i'm concerned that the agency is getting out of control, and i've reminded airports that a provision that i put in the law in 2001 allows them to contract with private screenings, still under federal supervision and tsa. we have about 20 airports that have already made that choice, but that's been in the law for some time. and my concern now with the groping, with some of the things that tsa has misstepped on, this may be the time to start looking at a different model. bill: a different model would do what and how would they be able to do the job better? >> well, when i wrote the law, we put in one airport of each side with private screening under federal supervision, had a chance to look at that over several years, and not just my evaluation, but other srae valua

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workers, could be provided for the legislation that is finally offered byron the supervisors. by giving preference, the veterans get preference. there is no reason we could not do that. there is no reason businesses that have san francisco resident addresses should have a preference. it does not mean businesses in california or stockton or colorado could not compete, but preference could be given to local people who pay local taxes as well, so these are some of the ideas i would like to see it in the legislation, including an idea that there be union rates required so contractors could afford to hire union people. did thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> i am a 56-year resident of sandford cisco. -- san francisco. i would like to say one of the key issues of this legislation i am in full support of is this aspect of retention, because if you have hiring without retention, you're back to where you started. i would like to see that inc. that it not only before local hiring but for local retention, and retention is defined as something more than just someone on the job for 60

favre absolutely nailed on the play by byron pryor. take another look.vre leaves the game, he had ten stitches. the patriots, they win it, 28-18. that is your espn news update. i'm don bell, back to you in new york. >>> and one more story from the world of sports today, after five consecutive years on the top tiger woods has now slipped to number two. englishman lee westwood claimed the crown from woods as the best golfer in the world. he's now the fourth player without ever having won a major. the top spot has been virtually attainable. his game has not been the same since his recent sex scandal. >>> up next on this monday, the stories we'll be following today, including the closure for elizabeth smart and her family. >>> and even more security measures before you can step foot on a plane. we'll be right back. [ coughing ] [ breathes deeply, wind blows ] ♪ something wrong with your squeegee, kid? uh, i'm a little sick. sick?! you gonna let a sore throat beat you? you're fearless! this building is tough, but it's never seen the likes of you before. are y

have far less infrastructure than you do in the gulf, when you have the enormous challenges posed byron region enormous challenge -- when you have enormous challenges. the nature of the drilling would be different. the fundamental questions we are still grappling with is have we been given adequate answers on spill response, and if not, what additional steps need to betaken to satisfy ourselves that grueling -- drilling in the arctic can take place with a tolerable risk? we're still wrestling with those questions now, but we have not reached a decision. >> given that uncertainty, what is your expectation that we could see some wells drilled? the you expect to see something in the next few years? >> we will be making some decisions in the relatively near future, so i do not have a decision, but we know we need to resolve this issue, because nobody likes uncertainty, so we need to provide answers so people understand which direction they will go. >> time for one last question. >> i want to ask you about the staff, and i wanted to find out what has happened with your efforts to increase st

they are aspect ok, byron, mount diablo and west cocoa which is where i'm at. the state requires that those districts have a certain amount of cash in reserves that is difficult given the fact that the budgets have been cut and enrollment is down and voters have failed to pass tax measures. what's next? the office of education has asked each of those to come up with a fiscal recovery plan along with new projections on where they see themselves in three years. that's all due in over two weeks. live here, today in the east bay. >> thank you, bob. >> also new this morning, protesters demanded justice for an oakland barber shot and killed by police. they will gather at 4:00 and march to oakland city hall. they statemented a similar protest earlier this month. officers shot and killed derek jones november 8th as he ran from police. they thought he had a gun and when he reached into his waist band, they call for justice for oscar grant who was shot and killed by a bart police officer. >> parents are offered the chance to learn how to prevent their kids from joining g

what the fink, byron? -- what do you think, byron? >> house republicans take the pledge to america seriously. the big features are cutting spending to pre-bailout levels with the common sense exceptions with seniors, veterans, and our troops. cuts on discretionary spending, cutting congress' budget, and repealing obama care. in wisconsin, ron johnson, had not run for anything before, went around the state and every time he appeared he said i got two things on my platform -- i want to repeal the health care long and i want to cut the deficit. all he said. he actually means that. for a white house, just go back to the fund-raiser that the president attended in massachusetts not too long before the election in which he said the country is afraid and that when people are afraid we are hard wired not to think clearly. he clearly believes that the country made a wrongheaded decision and everything that he has said both in his post- election news conference and in the '60s -- "60 minutes" interview says that he will put the blame on -- in sp

byron's in that up in my office in a rush by. an oil rig bring a draftsman or have a truck drop the wrong type and this bag was on the title and they would say it will months now call on son a letter to them it's not so so i'm going to say what we should do with the five and then was our reply yes which will as. we can for it would it i feel almost like he's one of like can you at all leon had spent months seeking assistance from every level of government to address the garbage situation at base you now he discovered something even more disturbing that hundreds of marines remains still lie in the sands of the island. just as we've been told by. the guys we met with the. woman down on the ground and almost anywhere you walk you see the mortal remains of somebody japanese american he was introduced to the minister of health dr boyd to present its maximum place i don't lie the things that i want to do to help you ultimately he was granted a meeting with the president of cuba i know to talk a little on the employment of citizens of t

martha: that got a lot of attention, joining me is byron york, chief political correspondent for thehington examiner and a fox news contributor. good morning. >> good morning, martha. martha: he says good health care is by definition redistributional. >> well, we'll hear about that today. this hearing at the senate finance committee really has a couple of purposes. one, there are a lot of questions to ask about health care, these days, and berwick is head of the seminar for medicare and medicaid services responsible for the health care of more than 100 million americans and the controversial statements about rationing and limiting the choices doctors have in giving care to their patients, will be questioned and other thing is, this will be the confirmation hearing that he never had. the president nominated him last year and the nomination was going, the process was going normally, and, republicans started asking questions about a nonprofit organization he ran and the contributions it got, anonymously from a number of indices, we don't know the identity of, and, the president recess a

first, though, byron pitts with a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news." >> reporter: it was called "harvest of shame." a cbs news documentary about migrant workers in the u.s. it aired 50 years ago this week. tonight, an update on the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. "cbs evening news" with katie couric. juvÉderm® xc is the gel filler your doctor uses to instantly smooth out lines right here. temporary side effects include redness, pain, firmness, swelling, bumps, or risk of infection. ask your doctor about juvÉderm® xc. yeah. aww...that oj needs alka-seltzer plus. fast powder packs are a taste-free fizz-free way to transform your drink into a powerful cold fighter! there's a cold front moving in, but relief is on the way. into a powerful cold fighter! ) my new windows phone can go from my pocket to taking a picture in seconds. what up, dave! i just point, shoot, and post to facebook. so instead of fumbling to open my camera app like dave here, i can put my phone away, and open my parachute. open yours, dave! hey, is it cool if i date emily when you're... ...nevermind. vo: les

they're going to miss the initial layup here, but byron allen is there. no worries.arlotte, ugly, 17 turnovers. second half, mason with great passing here. ryan pierson to jonathan arledge. he had nine points for mason. stepping it up on defense as well. cam long. a great defensive play. saves itrom going out of bounds. he delivers. nice pass back to luke hancock. 78-56 is the final. mason beat charlotte. >>> coege football now. everybody's wondering about his future. maryland announced today that he will be back for another season. the terps are 7-3 and still alive for a spot in thea.c.c. championship game. they host florida state on saturday. up a level. the skins going on the road against tennessee this wkend, without carlos rogers. he has a strained hamstring. ryan terrain has yet to practice on the other side of the ball. and clinton portis hopes to be back, but he hasn't fully tested his injured groin. he's msed the last five games. and during that time the offense has struggled mightily. they're the worst third down team in the league. perhaps getting portis b

what do you, make byron, what strikes you the most about last tuesday? >> well, i spent the week before the election traveling to three states in illinois, wisconsin, and finally nevada. what struck me is that the atmosphere for republicans was so favorable, and we know that in 2006, independents broke for democrats 57-39, and those numbers were reversed this time. the atmosphere was so favorable if you were a republican who ran a really good campaign as ron johnson did in wisconsin, you were going to win even if you could knock off a legendary figure like russ feingold in wisconsin. if you ran a pretty good campaign as mark kirk did in illinois, but you were troubled suffering from allegations he embellished his resumÉ in ways that didn't bring him benefit. he has a good resumÉ any way, you still win. you had a run a pretty undistinguished campaign as sharron angle did in nevada to lose so much that the number that struck me the most in the exit polls is that pollsters asked do you approve or disapprove of harry reed, and 55% of those who voted, those g

byron dorgan's book, "take this job and ship it," i have constituents giving me this book talking about what's happened to their jobs. i think it's a responsibility of the democratic caucus to put forward an economic program and to do it as members of the house, not because somebody in the economic office at the white house wants something, but because we as the congress stand up for the american people. that's what this election was about. >> congresswoman lee -- it seems to me a differential between -- >> and by the way -- if i might just mention -- >> yeah. >> if i might just mention, and i look forward to alliances with some of the tea party republicans that have just been elected because when nafta passed in 1993, we only had a 12-vote margin that would have made the difference. and look at the terrible hemorrhage of jobs that occurred because of that. i'll tell you, i think that there's a real democratic tea party republican alliance to be born in this new congress. if it doesn't happen, the people who don't support jobs in this country won't be re-elected two years from now. >> l

. >> byron just doesn't want to know where it comes from but how to cut it himself. >> i enjoy cookingd working with meat. and i thought it's a great opportunity to learn more about how these cuts are made. >> it doesn't just cut meat. >> give instruction but don't too too much demonstration. >> they'll teach you how to do it. >> turn it and rock it back and forth. go that way. >> this local chef and part owner of the shop teaches three-hour long class that costs $300 per person including lunch and $100 worth of suckling pig and lamb meat to go. >> then, booked solid for two, two and a half years. >> students call it a experience. >> they make it look easy but it's challenging. >> in san francisco, dan ashley abc 7 news. >> and if taking this class isn't enough, you can dine while you learn. they seemed up and on december 5 will butcher hall a -- half a big, -- pig, cook and serve the other half. if you'd like to be there for that we have more on see it on tv. >> and still to come tonight we'll take you back out to san francisco's union square. >> spencer christian this friday only, bu

. >> reporter: byron o'bryan wants to know how to cut it himself. >> i enjoy cooking and working withmeat, and it's a great opportunity to learn a little bit more about how these cuts are made. >> reporter: they don't just cut meat. >> i give instruction but i don't do too des moines station. >> they teach you how to do it. >> turn and it right back and forth. >> reporter: she is a local chef and part owner of this butcher shop. she teaches the class. it cost 300 tuesday per person, and includes lunch, and $100 worth of suckling pig and lamb meat to go. >> i've been booked solid for two and a half years. >> her students call it a visceral experience. i. >> you guys make it look easy, but it's actually challenging. >> in san francisco, dan ashley. abc-7 news. >> alan: if taking a butcher class isn't enough, you can dine while you learn. they teamed up with a restaurant in san francisco. on december 5th, they'll butcher half a pig and then cook and serve the other half. we have more information on the web site. go to abc7news.com under "see it on tv". >> coming up, meteorite hunters. th

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jr been her pet monkey dessel who would eventually come from at least for lord byron's great statement about truth being stranger than fiction. more on that later. anyway, back on to mount kenya. carl found squirrel higher than he ever guessed above the timberline of 14,000 feet in the literal hi year where there was hitting the plasma. but right now he was creeping along on an ancient elephant trail he realized he was now tracking what was the biggest bull elephant he had ever come across. he had also begun to realize to his consternation at the same time he himself was being hunted by the bowl. the trail itself was a kind of mays, a series of interconnected passageways police overtime, the traverse feeding grounds high in the mountain forests. indeed in the maze as carl tried to follow the tracks he ended by circling background to the same place from which he started almost as he had been set a ruse. finally to find the exit, carl was going along the perimeter when he found a massive pile of dung still steaming in the june messed. -- mist. i'm going to read to you a passage from my b

what the fink, byron? -- what do you think, byron? >> house republicans take the pledge to america seriously. the big features are cutting spending to pre-bailout levels with the common sense exceptions with seniors, veterans, and our troops. cuts on discretionary spending, cutting congress' budget, and repealing obama care. in wisconsin, ron johnson, had not run for anything before, went around the state and every time he appeared he said i got two things on my platform -- i want to repeal the health care long and i want to cut the deficit. all he said. he actually means that. for a white house, just go back to the fund-raiser that the president attended in massachusetts not too long before the election in which he said the country is afraid and that when people are afraid we are hard wired not to think clearly. he clearly believes that the country made a wrongheaded decision and everything that he has said both in his post- election news conference and in the '60s -- "60 minutes" interview says that he will put the blame on -- in sp

north dakota republican governor won the contest to replace byron dorgan. state of the indiana, former congressman coats will replace evan by. blanche lincoln lost to the republican congressman john boozman. we have results coming in and analysis from karl rove and bob beckle . throughout the news hour check the bottom of the screen, updates on all of the house and senate and governor races as they come in. you will see a check for every projected winner by the fox news team and when the seat is a gain for the party in question. still too close to call in the pennsylvania senate race. four hours still nothing. >> we have to give the benefit of the doubt. pennsylvania is a complicated state and let's take a look at what the problem is and how difficult it is to pick here. in order for joe sestak to win this seat, he has to get better than 35 percent of the vote or rather hold the republican pat toomey to under 35 percent of the vote in philadelphia. that is unclear and now what we are looking at is the likelihood that the rest of the state between the urban

he belonged to a circle of famous men, rent-a-car does ben included lord byron and the poets, shelley and keats. junius was a radical nonconformist. he rejected christianity. he dabbled in islam and hinduism. he was a vegetarian in the 1820's which was late in a lunatic. he was an opponent of slavery and he was a genius who could write poetry, sculpt marble, speak 10 ancient and modern languages and act. bruce had what you like to call the gesture if you're honest for it, mind. he believed he was a rare beam. someone separated from the rest of humanity by his incredible talent and american audiences agreed, booth was huge here. he toured nationally every year. he was admired by presidents from john quincy adams to andrew jackson. and he raised his two sons, edwin and john wilkes to believe that same was a marvelous prize. mind or genius he told these boys, happily belonged to no age, climb, or condition. instant since the fed can be quoted when even from the most despised classes, genius develops itself and towers above all the circles of the human race. powerful words to tell adolesc

karl rove, tim pawlenty, joe trippi, dick morris, byron new york and jennifer griffin.t? >> sean: what a show! >> greta: that is a show. that's why i wrote it down so i'd remember it. >> sean: i will be listening on the radio. i watch every night. greta coming up in 19 minutes. let not your heart be troubled. great, great, great american panel on this veterans day. ♪ proud to be an american ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ who gave that right to me ♪ who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ i gladly stand ! " # $ / 0 i who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ i gladly stand ! " # $ / 0 i naturally colorful vegetables are often a good source of vitamins, fiber, or minerals. and who brings you more natural colors than campbell's condensed soups? campbell's.® it's amazing what soup can do.™ >> sean: tonight on the great, great american pam. don imus long-time radio producer, one and only bernard mcguirk is here. cardinal o'connor, how are you? >> good to see you. >> sean: journalist at the manhattan institute, judith miller here. and former presidential

karl rove, tim pawlenty, joe trippi, dick morris, byron new york and jennifer griffin.hat? >> sean: what a show! >> greta: that is a show. that's why i wrote it down so i'd remember it. >> sean: i will be listening on the radio. i watch every night. greta coming up in 19 minutes. let not your heart be troubled. great, great, great american panel on this veterans day. ♪ proud to be an american ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ i gladly stand up next to you ♪ ♪ without taking pills around the clock? try thermacare heatwraps, for all day relief without pills. i was surprised, thermacare worked all day. you feel the heat. and it relaxes and unlocks the muscle. you've got to try it. [ man ] thermacare, more effective for back pain than the maximum dose of acetaminophen, the medicine in tylenol. go to thermacare.com today for a $3 off coupon. thermacare. no pills. no pain. just relief. it's true. you never forget your first subaru. you'll never go back to your old duster. [ funny voice ] hey, duster! wanna

as far as road closures go, 106 is shut down between byron avenue and foothill boulevard. also a stretch of mcarthur boulevard is also closed between talbot and myers. again, it sounds like investigators are going to be out there for a while but right now all the activity is off of the freeway. traffic is moving fine on 580 itself. we have another breaking situation in san jose. this is involving an overturned big rig. for a while they had shut down all southbound lanes of 101 right before the 880 interchange. traffic is getting by in the left-hand lane. delays not too bad. we have two incidents one in oakland, one in san jose. that's your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. >>> hey, thanks, elizabeth. well, we scored two beautiful days in a row. today more warm temperatures are expected. i have your seven-day forecast, we'll take a look at the cool temperatures and how much rainfall we are talking about in just a few moments. back to you. >> we'll keep you updated on those developing stories, as well. tracy, elizabeth, thanks very much. >>> california's governor-ele

. >> well, we also know that senator byron dorgan held countless hearings on waste fraud and abuse in iraq and the republicans didn't do anything about it, but now all of a sudden they're all ginned up over the fact that issa over on the house is going to go after it, and have a hearing every week. but -- >> you're right. >> now would this, in your opinion, be part of a bigger plan that issa's just the attack dog on this to set the table for 2012, to throw the administration off, but maybe even to go so far as to set the table for impeachment? or is that too grand? >> well, i think you're onto something as far as the general scenario, ed. i only disagree to point of not thinking there's that -- there's that, what, well-planned of a plan right now. there's still some disarray in republican leadishship. john boehner's still figuring out how to deal with the moderates which his heart is really with, and the tea party folks who've given energy to the parent right now. but darrell issa's committee, certainly, is the kind of you know point of the spear when it comes to attacking the adminis

byron rounds was reunited with his wife and three daughters and told them he does not expect to -- doest to be sent back to combat. >>> now it's time for weather and jc monahan from our boston affiliate wcvb, jc? >> we're heading back to the midwest and want to show you some totals from the storm that came through this weekend. we're in double digits. emmetsburg, iowa, you get the jackpot. 14 inches. greatest total in one month. while it's not strengthening it is pulling away. still that cold breeze on the back side. if you are headed out to shovel temperatures will only be in the upper 30s and you add a breeze with gusts up to 20 miles an hour, certainly will feel colder like it's in the 20s so bundle up for shoveling or if the kids want to head out to play. it's so tempting. how could you not? across the country we don't have any extreme heat or extreme cold, coldest is up in the midwest over to the rockies. we have slightly cooler conditions on the west coast and slightly cooler but still above average along the east coast. that's a look across the country. >> this weather report has

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