clippers answer with chris hall floating it to jordan and this is with authority. 13 at the half. third quarter. pall one-on-one with tom son. post him up. 5 foot 11. he's 6 foot 6 and scores. 42 points. 15 assist in and 6 steal and they go on a spoof on themselves. resistance is futile. showing up angry. dunk dunk dunk warriors kept battling. 3 on 1 break. shoot a 3 and the foul 38 for curry. warriors down 8 but wouldn't let them get closer. jumper. warriors turn it over 24 times and fall to the clippers. when we come back smith female narrator: the mattress price wars are ending soon the mattress price wars are ending soon at sleep train. we've challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars ends soon at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ soon, californians from to salinas

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clippers answer with chris hall floating it to jordan and this is with authority. 13 at the half.p. 5 foot 11. he's 6 foot 6 and scores. 42 points. 15 assist in and 6 steal and they go on a spoof on themselves. resistance is futile. showing up angry. dunk dunk dunk warriors kept battling. 3 on 1 break. shoot a 3 and the foul 38 for curry. warriors down 8 but wouldn't let them get closer. jumper. warriors turn it over 24 times and fall to the clippers. when we come back smith is is the one you want to be the cleanest. the busiest place in your house but using bleach leaves some stains behind. as this dye reveals. lysol toilet bowl cleaner does more. it removes the tough stains that bleach doesn't and it also disinfects. that's healthing. >> 49ers activated smith to enter rehab facility. they are open a buy this week depending on how quickly smith gets back into shape he could play november 10 against carolina next game. smith must face a dui and felony weapon charge but could get pushed past the regular soap. nfl may wait until the legal system renders the ruling before they issue

this is the first match up since defeated last season and clippers star chris hall took a light to thelting in tony allen being ejected from the game and zach rudolph had 26 points, 106-102 to the grizzlys. alls trustralian jason day spok saying his relatives were killed in the typhoon and he released a statement on monday after learning 8 of his relatives including his grandmother were killed when typhoon haiyan hit the country. >> it's a real tragedy. i called my mom and she was just in tears and i -- it's so hard because i could not hold my mom or hug her or anything like that. so, you know, it was really tough. >> reporter: and that is all your sport for now and back to you. >> thanks, plenty more ahead and we will have the latest on the blasts in lebanon and in beirut and do stay with us. ♪ >> relief efforts are well underway here in cebu. >> we have a problem with no homes to go back to. >> clean water, food, medicine, all vitally required. >> the australian medical team arrived. >> this is a government warehouse that is preparing relief for the families most effected. >> al jaze

tens of thousands -- an impromptu rally at city hall. chrisni is proud of his father's legacy, but most of all he misses him as a father. >> i'm so sad that he wasn't able to see us grow up and his grandkids. that's really what mattered to him was his friends and family. >> white turned himself in to police, he was tried on first degree murder charges. his defense successfully argued that the acts were caused by severe depression and blaming junk food, that's why it was known as the twinkie defense. the jury convicted of him of voluntary manslaughter, a highly unpopular decision. he served some time and was paroled and later committed suicide. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> we have a developing story in southern california where a gunman remains barricaded inside a home. it happened in englewood. two officers responded to a call of a man beating a 14-year-old girl just after noon today. when officers arrived, police say the man began shooting. a male officer was struck in the chest but his vest saved his life. he is in stable condition tonight. poli

chris sanchez joins us from city hall. >> reporter: 10% of a salary might sound like a big deal, but it brings the officers back to those 2009 pay levels when they took the pay cut the city asked for. i can tell you the city under the current contract really didn't have to offer anything. in a closed door session with a state mediator, they reached a tentative labor agreement that boost police pay. the council approved to a 4% raise this year. plus a one time 2% cash bonus no strings attached. it restores the 10% pay cut the unions agreed to during the economic slump. they're hoping this will stop the growing problem of officers leaving for other departments. >> we want to grow the force by an additional 200 officers after that. >> reporter: officers aren't just leaving over salary. they're leaving over pensions too, which are not addressed in this deal. >> you take what you can get sometimes. >> reporter: union members will begin voting on this deal a week from tonight. the public will get a look at it. the city council will vote whether to finalize that. that could happen as soon a

here chris, from the national toy hall of fame. let's go. talk about monopoly.t about this icon? to begin started out as a game how thoughtful of was to have the money gouging landlords. gerri: i learned how to be a capitalist spirit people thought that was so much more fun and then to be kind to other people they love to bankrupt friends and family and it was turned into the classic that into words to the present. gerri: my brother had hot wheels. >> never such a fast car they were slow. that is the founder of mattel realize you wanted a fast car like a hot rod in southern california he sought a hot rod in the parking lot and claimed those are hot wheels in the name of stock and a sensation ever since. more than 3 billion have been made. gerri: look at this the ultimate hispanic the fanciest one ever it goes along with the original name created in france in the 1950's, the magic screen it looks magical. gerri: doesn't the same thing as the old ouiga board -- etch-a-sketch. >> what happens with your dryer the same thing that runs the etch-a-sketch. no batteries

chris long going after his brother, kyle long and is busy getting into a fight. those are howie longed kids, by the way, hall of famer. chris breaks up the fight and says what are you thinking? are you trying to get yourself ejected. the conversation should be very inning thanksgiving day. the rams win 42-21. >> can you believe that we were 74 days away to the winter olympics in sochi, russia tonight we are hitting the slopes. buckle up. >> snowboarding has become one of the most popular winter sports around the globe. the united states snowboard team is considered the greatest on earth. in the halfpipe is gretchen bleiler. >> i've had the best case scenarios and worst case. i have the younger girls pushing me and hopeful lipe also an example to them. we are all each other's biggest competitors, because there's only four spots for the women. i would say there are about seven plus girls who should be on that team and should be representing the u.s. in the olympics. >> bleiler hit the pinnacle of a storied career by winning the silver medal. in june, 2012, she overrotated, kneeing herself in the face, making t

this was a tweet from chris carter, hall of famer. he tweeted this morning.sible that martin was being bullied by black players for not being black enough. i know incognito is white. other players allegedly participated, too. and those players, we assume, were african-american. and chris carter is saying, hey, he's being bullied because he wasn't black enough. it's feasible, anyway. >> well, it certainly is feasible. chris happens to be a friend of mine. so, you know, we've talked about things like this, the locker room environment, for a number of years. as i said before, we don't know exactly why jonathan felt isolated or felt that his only recowers was to get up and walkway. we're still digging for that. i don't think it would be wise for us to discount anything or to automatically assume that richie incognito was the only person involved in what he perceived as bullying. all we can do is press the miami dolphins for questions and more answers and we need to be evaluating the nfl's conduct in terms of how much is being allowed in terms of regular rookie ha

chris long going after his brother, kyle long and is busy getting into a fight. those are howie longed kids, by the way, hall of famer.

chris matthews will be in chapman hall in a half hour and he is going to talk about his newest book.ith congressman debby shultzs. you said in yourpress presentat three years to write this. why? >> >> well, about four months after i decided to move forward, obama called me and asked me to take on another full-time job and share the democrat committee. i felt like in order to do the book justice and my job justice coming out with a policy book during the campaign wasn't the best idea. so we pushed it forward and i spent another year researching and writing and came out in october. >> by the time this book is published you write i hope we will look back on the health care reform and debt ceiling and knowledge it was rock bottom. i don't want to imagine how it would get worse. >> well, just when you thought it could not get worse, we end up having the republicans and tea party stopping the government to stop people from getting quality, affordable health care. >> who is the next generation? >> that is our children. i wrote thigs through the lens f being mother. even though politicians t

marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >>> back to the two governor's races, governor chris christie's support, in 2009, just 8% of new jersey's democrats voted for christie. this time he was supported by 32% of the democrats. in virginia, ken curb nelly's ideology hurt him. 50% of virginia voters said cuccinelli was too conservative while 41% saw mcauliffe as too liberal. >>> illinois is on the verge of becoming the 15th state to allow same-sex couples to marry. state lawmakers approved same-sex marriage yesterday in a historic vote following a year of intense lobbying. governor pat quinn says he will sign the bill. it would take effect june 1st. >>> and president obama heads to dallas today to meet with volunteers who are helping people sign up for the affordable care act. the issue of canceled health care plans has become a rallying cry for critics. it's likely to be one of the top issues today when health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius answers questions from the senate finance committee. susan mcginnis has the latest from washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, an

chris matthews will be in chapman hall in a half hour and he is going to talk about his newest book.y shultzs. you said in yourpress presentat three years to write this. why? >> >> well, about four months after i decided to move forward, obama called me and asked me to take on another full-time job and share the democrat committee. i felt like in order to do the book justice and my job justice coming out with a policy book during the campaign wasn't the best idea. so we pushed it forward and i spent another year researching and writing and came out in october. >> by the time this book is published you write i hope we will look back on the health care reform and debt ceiling and knowledge it was rock bottom. i don't want to imagine how it would get worse. >> well, just when you thought it could not get worse, we end up having the republicans and tea party stopping the government to stop people from getting quality, affordable health care. >> who is the next generation? >> that is our children. i wrote thigs through the lens f being mother. even though politicians talk about the next g

but there is a balcony here in this convention hall, up there that's where the elite reception was for some of governor chris christie's more well-heeled friends. and we all remember during the presidential race, and some of this is laid more bare in the new book by mark halpern and john hyalman this very wealthy group of men, they call themselves the billionaire's club, looking for somebody on a white horse because they were worried about mitt romney and the rest of the republican field. no offense speaker gingrich. and they went out and tried their best to convince governor chris christie to run. he has some very, very rich friends, governor chris christie. some people who have wanted him to run in 2012 and who want him now even more to run in 2016. you cannot discount how important that is when and if he actually launches his presidential race. >> after the government shutdown, where republican businessmen got very nervous and very upset, now they're getting involved in primary races because they're picking the more establishment, more conservative less tea party republicans, they're going to be more gene

chris, have a night, man. >> [beep]! [beep]! >> that's suspended miami dolphin player richie incognito berserk in a fort lauderdale pool hall withouncey.mike >> mike pouncey [beep]! seems to suggest that richie not only freely uses the n-word. pouncey [beep]. >> but seems to put him in more hot water after being forfinitely benched allegedly bullying teammate jonathan majority. hazing, slash bullying, homophobic. in the world of the nfl, is it ever ok to use the n-word? got ladainian tomlinson at b.j.'s. >> good pizza. ladainian about using the n-word. in the locker room, it's the locker room. a lot of times you may look past certain issues because it's all about winning. >> it's ok as long as you win? >> but there's no place for that. own community don't want our young kids using it so we definitely don't want someone of using it.ce >> well said. we hope you enjoyed the pizza. the thing about b.j.'s pizza, it's about the -- the pazooey? cast iront in a skillet with white chocolate macadamia nuts. i not know about this? >> you don't go to b.j.'s. you're like at malibu fresh eating grill or something. you, richie incognito -- >>

chapman hall is where we've been covering events all day long and now we are back up there in just a few minutes live. chris mathews talking about his most recent book, when politics were. he'll be beginning in just a minute. "tip and the gipper" it's called to president reagan and tip o'neill. this is less coverage on booktv on c-span2. thanks for joining us. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] found my [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> well, as you can see the event with chris mathews has not started yet. we are told it will be just a few more minutes before he gets started. in the meantime, we want to share wildomar past coverage for miami. miami celebrate the 30th year in the tv celebrates its 15th year. >> tell us about where you see our culture going. you're doing what you can do. in terms of reading, are we creating a culture of readers, nonreaders. where are we right now? >> i think the worst thing happening r

chris. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." i'll see you back here tomorrow. tamron hall"news nation." happy election day to you. >> thank you very much. great job today. in our next hour, more coverage on why the races tonight in virginia, new york city and alabama do in fact matter to all of us. plus, breaking news out of canada, the mayor of toronto, ron ford, admitting today that he in fact did smoke crack cocaine. this admission coming after many denials and police saying he was caught on tape. we'll play his reaction to all of this news. >>> plus, growing calls for miami dolphins player for incognito to not only be suspended but some want him banned from the nfl after allegations he bullied his teammate, calling his teammate the n word. this is our gut check. huh...fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. i remember thinking there's a lot i have to do... check my blood sugar, eat be

chris, thanks you so much. appreciate it. and that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." tamron halls happening next on "news nation." our thoughts here are with andrea and her family as they mourn the loss of her beloved mother cecile who passed away yesterday at the age of 95. andrea, on behalf of everyone here at msnbc and nbc we're thinking of you. >> absolutely, our thoughts and frarz are with andrea on this day. coming up on our next hour, more on the democrats fight in virginia to sweep all major statewide offices for the first time in 30 years. >>> a major victory for abortion rights activists after the supreme court rejects a case that would have made abortion drugs illegal in one state. plus, a judge expected to decide in the next few hours if the georgia state coroner will be forced to reexamine the death of 17-year-old kendrick johnson, the coroner had ruled his death an accident. but an autopsy ordered by the boys parents found something much different. s it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he s

chris christie over? [laughter] >> this is a my first rodeo. i just think his reactions, curious to see how it will play out. people are brutal in town halls.creaming at old ladies in mexico -- we can say it's over now. neil: that's a very good point. that's a very good point. meghan mccain, thank you so much. >> neil cavuto, thank you very much. okay, when we come back, more busters about to be busted by unions. apparently people love it. have at it. but now the unions are getting involved and it's getting ugly this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. it's not the "fumbling around with rotating categories" card. it's not the etting blindsided by limits" card. it's the no-game-playing, no-earning-limit-having, deep-bomb-throwing, give-me-the-ball-and-i'll-take- it-to-the-house, cash back card. this is the quicksilver cash card from capital one. unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere, every single day. so let me ask you... at's in your wallet? ♪ [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on the right track. the power tools iroduce themselves. all the bits

he did over a hundred town halls, he went into districts and did town halls in areas where he had lost by 90, 95%, christie did, and still wanted to meet with people. on specific civil rights agenda items, he has nothing, okay? so that's zero in that category. something on tone, but then also, yes, something on other broad-based benefits that also serve the community. hurricane sandy hit everyone. it was a unity moment. and his decision to accept medicaid funds is extremely important and is a bigger issue for african-american and low-income voters than it is for other people. so i do think there's two pieces there. kasich's very different, because he actually has a huge christian pro-poverty agenda. he is, to my mind, on policy, one of the only republican governors who has been focused on figuring that out, working on not only medicaid, but on low-income schools. >> so i love all of that. and i want to link those back to joy's point about getting the democrats to stand down. part of what gets them to stand down is the embrace of president obama. in the "time" magazine, there's this moment where christie

chris christie over? [laughter] >> this is a my first rodeo. i just think his reactions, curious to see how it will play out. people are brutal in town halls.s overng at old ladies in now. neil: that's a very good point. that's a very good point. meghan mccain, thank you so much. >> neil cavuto, thank you very much. okay, when we come back, more busters about to be busted by unions. apparently people love it. have at it. but now the unions are getting involved and it's getting ugly at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked himp. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and adiums. but, of course, 's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the i

did over 100 town hall meeting and including many in african-american neighborhoods where on politics alone republicans said, we're losing all of those voters, let's not bother. chrise, i gave him credit for this piece, no, i don't think these folks have to be written off by the party. let me make my case and yesterday got 20% of the african-american vote, a majority of the latino vote. it's good for republicans to do this outreach and it should scare democrats he's built this kind of coalition. >> he's not going to be able to do this in terms of getting 30% -- if it was 30% of the african-american vote nationally. yes, he's a talented guy. can he go in a republican primary and not be changed by the republican primary as we've seen having to tick boxes they want to see those sort of far right folks? no way. it's going to be entirely different zbli the thing i see with chris christie, he went into those african-american communities and they do not agree with him on vast majority of issues that he actually -- his actual idealogical positions are not there with him. but he is able to gloss over those and focus on things that -- things like trust and accountability and

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