sales of calvin klein already. we know what needed to be done. second darly -- i think it will really solidify the brand's position, allow us to really cohesively bring the calvin klein brand to our consumers in a way that we can't do now with a license or a licensee relationship with warnaco. >> were you shocked that your stock looked like it was acquired today, that it was up 20% on this news? >> yeah, i guess i was somewhat surprised. i expected a positive balance. you talked about it about six, eight weeks ago. it's a deal that everyone i think understands the industrial logic of the transaction, so it's hopeful that it will be a positive bounce. but the 20% bounce really was pretty astounding. >> that's a testament to what you did with tommy. there's a couple things that stand out to me. i've been waiting for you to go big in asia and latin. this sit, right? >> this is one of the advantages that they have. they have an operating platform in latin america and in asia where they're over 750 to $800 million in bu

calvin's teachings are still applied to this day. for the colonists, the bible is the only valid truth. they should strictly adhere to the word of god i live with asceticism, hard work, and religious zeal. this little town lies in the middle of the bible belt. anyone missing church on sunday here must give account to the congregation. at his home, only christian music can be heard playing in the childrens' rooms. radio, television, and internet are taboo. the entire day revolves around just one thing -- the family's faith in god. >> they pray and read from the bible before and after every meal. like all the covenants, they go to church twice on sunday, once in the morning and again in the afternoon. >> it is very important for me that god is there and that i am allowed to live for him. i also want to live in deference to him and i am glad christ died for our sins. then at a life in accordance with god's word -- i know the place is this as strictly adhered to as in this small town. liberal dutch called the local people black stockings

your suits are polo, right, not calvin klein? >> polo. >> ralph lauren. >> do you know why i asked him this? >> it's lauren. >> it's lauren. >> sometimes you say ralph lauren. >> well, you look at them and you wonder -- >> well, there you go. >> i do. the eye of hurricane sandy hit the jersey shore very hard. these pictures that were now -- see we didn't have newspapers yesterday and -- >> if you don't have tv at home, you've not been seeing some of these pictures either. >> the boardwalk is gone. >> boardwalks, businesses, homes, millions without power, president obama's going to survey the damage with governor christie today and kayla tausche spent two days in cape may and moved north on the parkway to atlantic city where the damage is extensive. and she joins us again this morning. hi, kayla. >> reporter: hi, joe. there's definitely evidence of flooding on the buildings. the big question for business here in atlantic city is how to get the casinos rolling again. the casinos in atlantic city, lost about $5 million in collective

she was married to calvin stowe, who was a theology professor. her whole other standing of the spiritual world in which she moved to microsoft dictated by god, by the hand of god. and she often said, she said that "uncle tom's cabin," that it wasn't her that wrote it, but the hand of god who wrote this novel because she had very specific idea that slavery was wrong, a morally wrong and that should be abolished regardless of what the law of the state, the country said at the time. she came to brunswick because her husband, calvin stowe got a job at the college to be a professor there. he didn't go with her, however. he stayed in ohio and later moved to hand over in order to complete his contract they are as a professor. and she came without him, with her children issue is also also six months pregnant. she moved to brunswick to take up residence here, awaiting the arrival of her husband. from the stories we are told of harriet beecher stowe was she was a small, petite woman and she didn't take much care in terms of how she dressed. she was also ve

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it gives control of 9 calvin klein brand and dow component disney is buying -- >> dr. najarian.it's interesting that they're happening and there's big deals as well. which one do you want to take? >> i'll take them all. it's good to see them spending cash. we know companies have 1.7 trillion on their balance sheets, so it's nice to see them putting that money to work. lucasfilms a little more surprised, but i guess it was about time. george has done a fabulous job with that franchise. iger wants to push it out and make it bigger as far as expanding it with games, rides, all the rest. not that george lucas missed that opportunity, but i think disney is greetly positioned to monetize even better what that franchise is. >> and the pvh/warnamount co deal, getting -- >> be careful. >> getting -- and it.> you have to remember, i went to dinner a few weeks ago, and having dinner with calvin klein. >> i do recall that. i do recall that. i want on the two deals, i prefer the disney deal because of disney's history of really taking deals th

she was married to calvin stowe, who was a theology professor and doctor of divinity. her full understanding of the spiritual world in which she lived was all dictated by god. by the hand of god. she also said about uncle tom's cabin it wasn't her who wrote "uncle tom's cabin", but the hand of god who wrote this novel, because she had very specific idea that slavery was wrong, morally wrong, and that it should be abolished, regardless of what the laws of the state or the country said at the time. she came to brunswick because her husband got a job at bowdoin college. he stayed in ohio and and later moved to andover, in order to complete his contract there is a professor. she came without him with their children, and she was also six months pregnant. and she moved to brunswick in order to take up residency here, awaiting the arrival of her husband. the stories that were told of harriet beecher stowe is that she was a small and petite woman. she did not take much care in terms of how she dressed. but she was also very numerous for a woman of her time. she was known then

she knew calvin coolidge.exudes success. >> he answers the questions much better. his answers just seem more thought out. ewpkru@;)oa >> hold on. explain it. >> it just seemed like he was more calm up there, his answers were just flowing better. >> i feel that romney is the better salesman. he had a better close, but that doesn't necessarily make him presidential. >> elliott, salesman? the matter of point they would ask barack obama what time networks and his answer was partly cloudy with a 30% chance of rain. >> elliott, i do the jokes here. [laughter] david? >> as i say, he just -- it's an aura of success about the man, that he's a leader. you just want to follow him. you know he's going do for the country what he says he's going to do. >> he makes you feel confident and secure. >> you walked in here undecided. you voted for barack obama. i don't understand it. >> i don't think it's so much about what romney did as to what obama didn't do. >> that's right. >> didn't smile, didn't -- >> romney in the private

calvin ko spoke to the crowd. >> everybody -- she was such a good mother, that's why i [ inaudible ] i always call her mommy, too. >> reporter: long time friend deanana ceoni spoke, too. >> she did a lot of good things for people. >> reporter: her body was found in her home after her husband called a neighbor to check on her after she didn't pick him up at the airport. she had been stabbed and suffered blunt force trauma to the head. i was so devastated, i -- >> i was so devastated, i couldn't believe it was happening. >> reporter: the hercules don't have all the necessary resources so the f.b.i. is assisting in the case. >> last homicide was 2010, we've had 5 homicides in the last ten years. >> reporter: the f.b.i. hope to allow the family back into the home in the next couple of days to help with the investigation. they're hoping to find susie's 2011 subaru. the family is using social media to hook for the car. elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >>> a battered east bay community cleaning up once again. >> makes me angry because oakland has enough problems. >> the damage left behind by proteste

she was married to calvin stowe who was a theology professor. a doctor of divinity and her whole understanding of the spiritual world in which she moved and lived was all dictated by god, by the hand of god and she often said, she said about uncle tom's cabin, that it wasn't her her wrote uncle tom's cabin that the hand of god who wrote this novel eco-she had the specific idea that slavery was wrong and morally wrong, and that it should be abolished regardless of what the laws of the state or the country said at the time. she came to brunswick because her husband, calvin stowe, got a job at the college to be a professor there. he did not come with or however. he stayed in ohio and later moved to and over in order to complete his contract there as a professor. she came without him, with their children and she was also six months pregnant. she moved to brunswick in order to take up lessons here, awaiting the arrival of her husband. from the stories that were told of harriet beecher stowe is that she was a small, petite woman and she didn't take mu

the defense shut down calvin johnson, and forced three turnovers in the red zone, including brian urlacher'svery at the goal line in the third. bears win their fourth straight game, 13-7, while cutle will be re- evaluated this week. the fight through. the way our defense was playing. rain didn't stop game seven of the n-l-c-s in san francisco. the giants lead the cardinals with the bases loaded in third. the double from hunter pence is bobbled in the outfield, so all three runners score. bases loaded again later in the inning brandon crawford bounces one up the middle and pence beats the throw home. the giants win nine- nothing and the clinch the national league championship. they play the tigers in the world series tomorrow night that's a look at sports. your live illinois lottery drawing is next. >>winning pick 3 numbers. 865 winning pick 4 numbers. 5,41,6 >>join us tonight for mega millions.ar [ dad ] tommy never chose his team... it was assigned to him. and while one day he'll be a rough and gritty linebacker... for now he's got sensitive skin. so we use tide free & gentle. it's mild on

. >> calvin klein, 51.75 billion inn in capital and stock. thank you, markie mark.vin klein, that's the deal. >>> hopefully courtney reagan's connection is good now. courtney, talk to us a little bit more about what flights we're seeing in terms of the resumption of service. 18,000-plus flights were canceled. how they looking now? >> reporter: that's right. well, cnbc has confirmed that delta would like to resume flying in and out of laguardia tomorrow but that's only if and when the port authority and the faa give it clearance to do so. right now it's still being assessed. jfk and newark have begun accepting flights and sending flights out but this video shows you why laguardia is still not quite there yet. there are some airport and airline employees here today that are working to try to get things back up and running. a lot of progress has been made. if we can show the picture that i took just a couple hours ago. this originally had been flooded multiple feet. but now only a couple puddles remain. so we're getting there. new york governor andrew cuomo says that 2

calvin ce times. he is up said here and can't you tell that he was just disgusted.ck to you and your team. 17 to three the rams. my ascendancies to do not consist of this crap.i do not ss anything to do with this. hole will start the first two playoff games for the giants? >> will let you know a little secret. it is going to be madness and gum gardner on saturday and sunday will be baumgartner. we will use some guys in the rotation so the wicketkeeper roster open. we may have to switch the order. maybe you notice the little jack and a box coming up but i do not do any commercials. when i am hungr and the a's open saturday in new york with the tigers. when the oakland a's 1 the championshipwon a division titly overcame adversity. they loss for starters to injuries. just about every expert out their stated that they would you lose about zero hundre louis about a hundrd games. everyonlose about a hundd games. then there is their right keep pitcher tommy lee malone and aid j. griffin and then straight elite led the team. this is the most for any team would rockies. they

buying warnaco group, that's the company licensing calvin klein, speedo and other brands. warncstock shot up almost 39%. the dl tols $2.8 llion in cash and stock. the buyer, p.v.h., rose 20% as a big sign of market confidence in the deal. and u.s. vitamin maker schiff nutrition has agreed to be bought by bayer, pushing schiff stock up 46%. the five most actively traded exchange traded products were mixed. the volatility note saw the biggest gain, up 2%. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> susie: a warning tonight from the u.s. treasury: we're nearing the debt ceiling, hitting a limit on how much the nation can borrow to keep the government running. treasury sayse'll likely reach that borrowing limit, of $16.4 trillion near the end of this year. the agency says it can use extraordinary measures to gain some headroom, and keep borrowing into next year. but economists expect negotiations over raising the debt ceiling, will get tied up in the fiscal cliff debate, which is expected to take center stage in washington, after next week's election. >> tom: tomorrow on "n.b.r."

. >> and you see that as a reaction to the calvinism which was cold and preached predestination whichs in itself is an unpleasant expectation of the demand of anyone namely that you are predestined, why even try? it was a reaction to a wrathful god, is that right? >> that's right, that's right. earlyn, in the american republic, there was an effort to move away from this-fearing religion to jesus-loving religion. more of an emphasis on jesus, less of an emphasis on god, the father. the way that move in evangelicalism which was the dominant form of christianity in the 21st century is what a friend we have in jesus, hymns like that, seeing jesus as walking and talking with you, holding your hand. >> the sweet jesus. >> that's right. >> did the sweet jesus further degeneral rate into the efundamental national jesus meaning more womanly than man, the hair, the look? >> it deposition on your perspective whether that's a degeneration or improvement but he was fundamental niced during the course of the 19th century. >> you regard jesus as anything but a distortion? >> i don't really know what

gives wooden poles fifteen goats to calvin's. forty kilograms of wright's one thousand flatbreads. but why is the bride in a bad mood. feel to tell the group is not just the one. most rule it is a done deal so for. her . coming pam. pam . what magic can't touch. as a security is wedding draws to a close serene of the bride been her parents or tearful goodbye. joint see them for over a week after the ceremony the bride to be taken to a new husband's house and kept in a room for seven days the young wife will have to spend all that time with her husband so she can get to know him she's never even kissed him and braced him or held his hand before what's more nor one of the guests can be certain that the groom has ever even proposed as arena or if he simply kidnapped. am. i am. veneer a customer was also a bride once over there was no white dress or limousine at her wedding veneer or lived with her husband for only a week then she ran away to hang herself. everyone was trying to persuade her that living together would be ok and this boy was also trying hard trying to talk rehearing int

third quarter, seneca valley at own 33, that's calvin to james jones williams, making it long here. 67 yard score. watch them play, though. tweaked his left hamstring. eagles miss extra point, so they are trailing by 1. that's crucial. chances are, this is the end. picked up by rashard, all 6'3", 285 pounds of him, d line's dream coming through. edging seneca valley, 14-13. these two could meet again in the playoffs. an encore performance we will all be watching. >> i was impressed with the refs anncr: seven-hundred-thousand jobs. that's what the plan george allen supports... would cost our economy. newspapers called it "economically destructive." like allen's votes to give tax breaks to companies... that ship jobs overseas, his economic plan would... help big corporations, devastating the middle class. allen even voted against tax breaks for small businesses. virginia can't afford to go back to george allen. the democratic senatorial campaign committee... is responsible for the content of this advertising. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine the pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a qual

. >>> calvin welch, san francisco information clearinghouse. i'm of the old school of affordable housing advocacy. i'm not nice. going from 17 million to 9.8 million is simply silly policy. if you can't trust the city, when is a deal a deal? this came before this board because of parcel f. parcel f is being sold at less than market rate with no objection to a market rate developer with no objection from advocates when it involves market rate housing development. but when it involves repaying affordable housing development, we're told there's major problems with proposition i. proposition i wasn't cited when the city didn't have enough money to make the improvements, came to the redevelopment agency, took $17 million of affordable housing money to principally benefit the existing residents of that part of the world. all power to them. when is a deal a deal? you are currently contemplating a new transportation sustainability fee which contemplates charging a fee for affordable housing development. folks, this is not good policy, to pit affordable

disapproves of every other president under whom he served except calvin coolidge. interesting because kennedy certainly did not follow his advice. that is why kennan resigned as ambassador to yugoslavia. partly because kennedy as a younger man deferred to kennan and sought him out and sought his advice. kennedy had read kennan's histories and respected his historical writing and that was part of it. like many of the rest of us george f. kennan was susceptible to flattery and jack kennedy was capable of giving flattery in a way that lyndon johnson would not have bothered to do. there were other people lyndon johnson might have flattered but george f. kennan was not one. >> host: david, rochester in new york, you are on with john lewis gaddis. >> caller: it is an honor to speak with you. a couple years ago a book came out called by hawk and dove, george f. kennan and the history of the cold war written by -- paul's grandson. comment on the relationship between paul and george f. kennan and our george f. kennan was treated in that book. >> guest: i think highly of tha

almost a man bites doggistic because the "register" has not endorsed a republican since, i guess, calvinlidge. i don't know. i think that aspect of it is-- makes it a big story. and of course it's bound to help a little bit, least, in a very close race, and we view iowa as almost a toss-up. >> schieffer: actually, not since richard nixon. he was the last republican. >> okay. >> schieffer: let me ask you this, senator-- in the last days of this campaign, if this storm turns out to be what they're telling us it's going too, who gets hurt the most by it? >> i'm not sure that it gets hurt. but i-- i think that the president of the united states is the commander in chief. the american people look to him, and i'm sure he will conduct himself and play his leadership role in a fine fashion. so i would imagine that might help him a little bit. but i'm not sure it will affect votes. people have been exposed to this very long democrat. for the first time, foreign policy is now part of this discussion that we're having. i've been traveling all over. this tragedy turned into a deboch expel massive co

are back to winning ways are braced for me calvin arc of number five freeway in the least after winning four games in a row torpedo had lost the last thing coming into this match but started well enough in the katherine denise. open the score early on but after moby least instantly responded stanislav to makea and that's the spirit of putting down to one up however it was a real see saw for goals and when the no call for his for the sides were tied great by the end of the very top leader then crept in front in the second frame thanks to a legacy of the city have and are no sealed victory with the second in the final period say five three the wind pushed. their way in these days fifty seven matches there up to fifty in the western conference while often to be the state bottom of the gates. another game few hundred seems don't join us with death in a row yet one annoying goal for their at home to f.t.p. meek. and she was sis from alexander's duels and a pavel datsyuk to go help see a scar over the year. now after being. international break action regimes in the russian premier league toda

calvin johnson has the fourth most receiving yards in the league, while marshall is ninth.rs one win away from eliminating the yankees. detroit leads two- nothing in the fourth, when miguel cabrera hits a two- run homer. c-c sabathia gave up five earned runs in less than four innings. alex rodriguez was benched again. he pinch- hit in the sixth, but flies out to end the inning. he hit just .120 this post- season. the tigers win 8-1 to advance to the world series, while the yankees get swept in the playoffs for the first time in 32 years. in the national league, the cardinals beat the giants for a 3-1 series lead. former cubs broadcaster, bob brenly already has a new job. he's the new t-v anyst t t t t t t t t v v v v v v v v v v v e e e e e e e e t t t t t t t t brenly replaces former cubs first baseman mark grace who was arrested for d-u-i late in the season. as for brenly's replacement, kerry wood tells wgn radio that he has no interest in the job, while rick sutcliffe tells the tribune he would listen to an offer. n-h-l players are still locked out after negotiations bro

i believe calvin the producer does that. >> we are so on time. >> we believe because it is foggy or dorkr maybe both that that is the national airport. >> now, we're moving. who knows what we're looking at now. >> it is friday. we're all happy. happy that it is not raining or storming just yet. >> it is nice right now. >> today will be nice. tomorrow will be fine. things start to fall apart a little bit on sunday. >> sunday afternoon or -- >> sunday afternoon. and then monday, tuesday will be the main time frame. it swoant strike us as a -- it won't strike us as a hurricane. there won't be 80, 90-mile an hour winds. >> that as good. the win is what is so damaging. >> but it will be a slow moving storm. there will be potential for 6, 8, 10 inches of rain. no hurry to leave. we'll show you the latest and if i have you the latest thinking with the storm as it continues to push to the north. 63 now in washington. we were developing the fog overnight and that is happening with the cloud cover to hold these temperatures up just a little bit. it is not terribly cold out there but it is a little

before the publication of "uncle tom's cabin," they were living off calvin salary, which wasn't very much. after the publication of "uncle tom's cabin" she became a sensation, the most famous soccer in america, if not the world because this novel brought her great things and with it came considerable prosperity, but would've been more if she had negotiated a better contract with her publisher, et cetera, et cetera. but she continued to write and she broke prolifically after the publication of "uncle tom's cabin." before that novel she had mostly just written sketches for this magazine from a site that. but this was her first big novel. after that she wrote several unobvious or income generating novels. so she was a woman and a housewife who did not much of an m. but after "uncle tom's cabin" she became prosperous warehouse, to how she didn't rents come up with a house that she built over in hartford, connecticut, is basically a testament to her prosperity that came after the publication of "uncle tom's cabin." this is where she lived before, which says a lot about what the novel did

[applause] president calvin coolage once remarked that the business of america is business.re as true today as they were when he said them nearly 100 years ago. small business drives our economy, fuels or communities and feeds our families. [applause] small businesses like ours represent 97.8% of all employers. we employ half of america's work force and create between 60 respect -- 60% and 80% of job growth in the country. we know how very important those jobs numbers are. i imagine you feel like i do. i need my job, and so do our employees. thankfully here at ball we have secure jobs. you will see trucks coming and going from a long hard day any minute now. i can't imagine the stress of being out of work and the anguish that would cause. unfortunately, 23 million of our fellow americans are struggling for work today. but it does not have to be that way. [applause] mitt romney and paul ryan have a plan for a stronger middle- class. more jobs and more take-home pay. and toe heart of their plans is put in place policies that champion small business so we can grow our economy,

pbh in a deal that extends the calvin klein brand. in europe, bp reporting a good number. big cap names that did a lot of good. >> we also have kay shiller coming in with home prices at the highest level since september 2010. ford and gm beat. in terms of pent-up demand, the vibe is higher. to your point on whether trading will resume normally, i talked to traders yesterday. they said it could be dipping your toe in the water meaning volume is light in the beginning to see how things actually go to make sure the connections are there. we'll see if it goes as well as they predicted. >> this is one of those days where i sure hope it goes well because we've had lots of smooth days where there's no power outages that turned into a fiasco. >> true enough. >> i want to keep fingers crossed. >> it's not just about what happens in this building. goldman sachs has generator moving on power. not every bank has every office open today. tough to get around the city right now. >> tough to get around the city. tough to get employees for many of these banks to where they need to be. a nu

right around the time calvin coolidge was president we came up with a health care plan because our founder freedom from anxiety for the team members. we're fundamentally invested in. we understand the merits and how important it is but what is causes us too do is consider what comes next. as we look at our costs in 2014 as things begin to fully implemented our health care costs will increase 24%. as we look at that we are trying to understand how we best invest in our people and do what is best for them. melissa: you say you already had health care but doesn't change the number of people in your own business being covered but you think it will just increase the cost of suffering those same people? is it that your analysis? >> absolutely. there is a lot of different factors in the law, a lot of different mandates that start to raise the cost curves. there is lot inhe law that provides more coverage. there is not much in the law that we found that lowers cost. as werepare for that we're trying to understand, first andoremost what is best for our team members so we're investing back in them.

calvin klein model? making $24 million. give me a break. >>emember this winning?? remember that? he is fabulous. he is wonderful at what he does. charlie is wonderful what he does. make your money enjoy it. >> go back to doing underwear. melissa: i don't know what is going on with you two. oh, my goodness. >> she's the greatest. melissa: scoot you over a little bit over herere. next up, the association for pet obesityrevention, that's a real group? they smilt for that submit more than 50% of dogs are overweight. they make dog food instead of personal dog food. doesn't everyone else do that. even worse,letting them eat off the table. would you cook for your pet, look at that. he looks a little -- >> looks a little chunky. that was a chihuahua. that is 10 und dog, 50 pounds. i do it on treadmill. melissa: no, you don't. >> that is not true. the cat watches what it ea as everybody else in the house. keep you fit and im melissa: i don't know about that. i mean, those dogs were enormous. that guy, that guy needs a little workout. >> unbelievable melissa: tha is pretty

williams to calvin bryant from seven yards out, cutting the steelers' lead to 29-27. just 12 seconds left now. chip miller called upon for the 19-yard game-winner. earlier in the game, the rookie kicker bonked the 35-yard attempt off the right post. this one is good. skins win ugly 30-29. >> i tried to be calm and positive and just relaxed is the main thing. if you get too up for it, you might be offstep. >> just a game where, you know, we made enough to kill ourselves, shoot ourselves in the foot five times. somehow, i think the redeeming factor was just our heart. you know, we probably had eight guys that were hurt. missing coleman and mann and branch, all the guys, and somebody else jumped in and did the job for us. and somehow we managed to win it. >> 1988, a rare losing season during joe gibbs' first tenure with the skins thesmt went 7-9, perhaps had a little bit of a super bowl hangover. remember, they crushed denver in super bowl xxii the year prior. you're allowed to have a down season if you win a super bowl. >> it's been a while. >> thank you, dan. >>> still

they are charged in the killing of calvin knead become in june. they are due in court at 9:00 a.m. to set a date for their preliminary hearing. >>> authorities are investigating several cases of stolen mail. one case was at skyline boulevard in wood side near redwood city. the thieves broke into several mailboxes by using colt cutters. they are worried someone will use that stolen mail to steal their identities. >>> if you're getting ready to head out on the roads what are you looking at? >> we are look at the roads that are beginning to heat up. 237 is one of them you can see a few more brake lights. bay bridge toll plaza we do have stop and go traffic. the metering lights are on. the backup is over the 880 overcrossing. not too bad but there is a crowd move into san francisco. highway 4 pittsburg to bay point looks good. steve. >>> sal. >> a couple mlb wild card games today? >> yeah. we do have a lot of low clouds. mostly cloudy and cool. nice tweet from khloe 44 degrees. higher clouds associated with a lower pressure system. we have gone from hot to below average temperatures. o

president obama and he was the first one since calvin coolidge and we don't count kennedy.hat you learned in first grade, i, o, u, and sometimes why. we're not doing the y business, guys. okay? and the president was the first one that didn't end with an e. e-mail dailyrundown@msnbc.com. e-mail us. we'll be right back. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but, dad, you've got... [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. [ voice of dennis ] indeed. are you in good hands? >>> up until wednesday night i just thought, i don't know what i'm going to do for the next month. >> because why? >> he was just a walking sham bling mound of -- of -- of -- of meekness, you know? even the people who liked him didn't seem to be behind him that strongly. now he's the man. now he has these long, luscious coattails and everybody is jumping on board. >> that is stephan colbert doing something we rarely ever see. he stepped out of character to give his take on mitt romney. let's bring back our pa

a defensive marriage act, balanced welfare, probably among the most conservative presidents since calvin cooli e coolidge. i want defer to him and certainly given the fact he was impeached i would defer to president clinton on who's being dishonest or not. he's clearly more of a subject. >> i got the backhanded compliment. you sucker punch the guy but that's not my question. the question is, the essence of what he's saying today, not 12 years ago, not before the game, the game today, as he has described bill clinton describing mitt romney yesterday, what is your take on the man i'm assuming romney you the conservative will vote for and i say assume because i don't know where you go on this. you have stated that you despise mitt romney even though you're a conservative. >> well, i would -- you know, i want to go back to something my peer on the panel here, politico, they have an article quoting the pro-life leaders quoting romney saying he's given promises to do things on the issue. if that's true and what they're saying to politico is true, i hate to say this but the democratic attacks o

first possession, doug williams hits calvin bryant from 42 yards out and it's 7-0 skins in a hurry. minnesota, finally cracks a swarming redskins defense. wade wilson with the pump fake. then 23 yards downfield to a wide-open leo lewis, we're tied at 7. late second quarter, dexter manley is the man bringing down wilson in skins territory. knocking the vikings out of field goal range. one of eight sacks on the day for the burgundy and gold. >> they felt i was a weak link. that's great. because i think that that motivates me. i think there was no question i had to rise to the occasion. but the whole football team played great. i think we made the big plays. >> a lot of times i was getting off the ball quicker than my man, because he couldn't hear the cadence. all i was doing is looking down the line and i could see the ball being snapped and i would take off then. the 12 men really made a difference. the fans were great. >> reporter: the "d" sets up the offense in the third quarter. wilson's pass is deflected. kaufman brings it in. skins turn it into a field goal and a 10-7 lead. >> a

. >> calvin holmes has been in prison for 25 years. >> i have a total of 102 years and two life sentencesrder, first-degree murder, and habitual criminal mdn. i shot a man and burned him up in the car after i had shot him. >> as a younger man, holmes tried to escape from prison twice. >> i was 26 years old and was determined i didn't want to die inside these walls. now i'm 51. i'll be 52 this year. so age and time slows a person down, changes your perspective, attitude, and i've come to accept the fact after several attempts that i can make my life hard in here or i can make it easy. and now i look in the mirror and i don't have the same "i don't care" attitude because i find in the end i do care. it matters what you do in here and it matters what you do out there. >> holmes eventually earned the right to live in one of the prison's minimum security dormitories. >> in here, you look around, you'll find no bars. you have windows like on the street. it's a state of mind. you look at the bars 24/7 and you can't never get away from the fact that you're locked up. it's a lot better. you have a

writes -- >> brains, moran. >> stephanie: calvin writes as far as my little bitch puppy in which iscould chew your all heads off and be doing other worth while projects in minutes. >> i'm still stuck on the. >> stephanie: can you decode that? thank you, everybody for your kind thoughts. [ applause ] thank you. shout out. >> cave man you advocate -- >> stephanie: whoever employees me. ann in scottsdale, arizona. you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: thank you, guys for what you do. let all those wouldbe critics try to do what you do. >> stephanie: listen, i'm a hard working little c word. >> caller: that's what my boyfriend calls me at certain times and i would say thank you. did everyone see how whipped mitt looked at the end? wasn't it wonderful? they just kept i thought he's going to come unglued. keep going! >> stephanie: you're like. he's about ready to snap. did you see the look on ann's face? >> caller: wasn't it wonderful? we knew that mitt lost just by the look on her face. and that technique did you look, did you look -- that's what i used to do with my kids. di

. >> it was interesting, we were talking this morning with calvin klein who very rarely does press.f the people that you had on one of your panels this morning, martha. he said something that i've heard from both of you today and it seems to be a common element. there are a lot of people out there who want to start businesses, who have great ideas, but they hold back thinking now is not necessarily the right time. he said to me, there is never a better time than right now. do you agree with that? >> i totally agree. started martha stewart living when magazines were closing each and every day. it was the best time to start a magazine. it's the best time to start a business business. if you have that idea, okay, don't invest your entire nest egg. go slowly but start. it's never, never the wrong time to start a good idea. >> i think you never have a good time. if i want to think of a reason not to do something, i can think of 100 reasons. i think the key is don't use your intellectual capacity to figure out why not to do something. use your intellectual capacity to figure out why to do

right behind fdr calvin coolidge, bill clinton and dwight eisenhower. all of those presidents served more than one term. it turns out the stock market has been like a lot of other things under no drama obama. we have good days, we have bad days but overall, the situation is gradually steadily gotten better. the powerful my steal an election but they cannot steal democracy. >> eliot: where exactly two weeks to go until the presidential election, bothed campaigns have gun their closing -- have begun their closing push. florida is on the short list of states that could determine the outcome. something the candidates know all too well. after last night's debate in boca raton florida. president obama stayed in the sunshine state to campaign in delray beach where he unveiled a new brochure entitled the new economic patriotism, a plan for jobs and middle class. >> obama: i've laid out a plan for jobs and middle class security. and unlike mitt romney, i'm actually proud to talk about what's in it. and by the way, the math in my plan adds up. >> eliot: despite t