>>the bears have cut former- first round pick chris williams. elo drafted him 14-th overall in 2008. he started 38 games at various spots on the offensive line, and competed at left tackle in training camp. williams says he's already gotten interest from other teams. the bears filled his roster spot by re-signing cornerback zack bowman, who will help on special teams. the n-h-l has made an offer that could end the lockout. the league offered the players a fifty- fifty split of revenue. that is down from the 57- percent players currently get but it's better than the preivous offer. n-h-l commissioner gary bettman says if the deal is approved within the next nine days, a full 82- game regular season could start on november second. the players union is reviewing the offer, and sources say another meeting could take place tomorrow. alex rodriguez was benched for game- three of the a-l-c-s. tigers up one- nothing in the fifth. triple crown winner miguel cabrera doubles to the center field wall to drive in a run. the yankees pull within a run, but with

he admitted to the stabbing. >> william chris who goes by chris was a self-employed contractor from lake villa. he is an outstanding fun-loving man who loves his family and worked tirelessly sometimes 17-18 hours a day he would go on a job and he just wouldn't quit. he was a lifelong bears fan and had been looking forward to a small vacation to see the game. he had an opportunity to go to jacksonville to see the bears. today the bears coach levy smith talked about petri during his news conference. >> a lot of people came down to support it, chris peet treat was one of them. >> and ellisgrove village a man with a history of mental illness and drug charges are being held on terror charges in oklahoma he was charged with threatening to use an explosive device to blow up over 50 churches in northeast oklahoma, police found a bomb making equipment in the hotel where he was living in and dozens of empty beer bottles turned into molotov cocktails with a hand drawn map of 48 local churches with plans to attack more. not long after it happened but not before some very tense moments are round this

having your photograph taken and wearing diamonds and wearing tuxedoes ♪ love, endless love >> chris williams really intense stuff. where have the diaries been? >> these diaries in the possession of sally burton, rich's widow and she gave them to university in 2006, and the understanding was we would seek to public them in kind of a scholarly edition with appropriate context actual information. >> reading into the entries here, do you get the sense that richard burton ever thought these would be made public? >> i think that he didn't intend these to be made public as they stand. i think he was expecting perhaps later in life to go back to these and to use them possibly as the basis for a memoir. >> all right. let's go. some of the entries are elizabeth taylor are getting a lot of attention. here from november 19th, 1968. i have been inordinately lucky all my life, but the greatest luck of all has been elizabeth. she's a wildly exciting lover-mistress. she is shy and witty. she is nobody's fool. she is a brilliant actress. she is beautiful beyond the dreams of pornography. she can tolerate my

. >> ruth and chris, brian williams has been on that nonstop travel with the president and asked president obama about seeking a second term. >> recent poll 4% of voters said they'd like a first term like the second, 62% of voters said they would expect major changes in a second obama term. would you be prepared to enact truly major changes? >> well, brian, you know, if you think about that question, i'm -- i'd like to meet the 4%. we went through the worst crisis in our lifetimes. we had the stock market freeze up, tank, financial market freeze up, small businesses couldn't get financing. we lost 800,000 jobs the month that i took office. so of course people want to make sure that we continue with the progress that we've started to see with the housing market, finally starting to strengthen, with the auto industry back, with job growth over the last 31 months, actually outpacing the previous recovery. >> and today the "time" magazine poll of ohio likely voters has president obama at 49, mitt romney at 44. chris cillizza, this tightness in ohio, is it going to be affected by any of these o

welcome back keilan williams. if chrisy is in football shape, he can get some run come sunday in pittsburgh. if not, logan paulson is your guy. niles paul has been a project. they tried to move him from wide receiver to tight end. hasn't worked out so well. you know what i like about logan. he is a hard worker. >> they have a game plan for him. >> people don't really know. when you saw him sunday in the meadowlands, watch this, the hands up. i'm open. give me the ball. hit me. >> and rg iii gives him the ball. >> he is a bruin ucla guy so he is a smart guy as doc would say. he will have to be in there in the short term. >> can they bring in somebody who could tackle somebody on defense. >> that would be a good question. we've got world series game one action tonight in san francisco. you know what i love about the giants? >> candy maldonado. >> besides that, tony bennett. i say bring out tony bennett to sing every game. but this guy is a beast. miguel cabrera. i don't think we talk enough about him on the detroit side. wha

. >> eddie murphy, chris rock and robin williams. >> you went for three. >> i like that. >> the dream trio. >> take three. >> okay. take three what, dads would do for their daughters, and al knows as proud dad of two girls, and here's a great little clip of some video of what dads are doing going to "the little mermaid" which every dad loves ♪ up where they walk up where they stay all day in the sun ♪ ♪ out of the sea ♪ wish i could be part of that world ♪ >> even al knows that song. >> i do, i do. my oldest girl, courtney, we would sing "a friend like me" from "aladdin, "can the constantly. ♪ have a friend like me >> you got into a little razzle-dazzle. >> soft shoe on that. the thing i love best about that, sort of this placido domingo style rendition. >> keeping that note. >> with the pancake batter, very cute, very cute. >> got a bonus. >> did you see the latest in fitness equipment out there? >> okay. >> i want to see this. >> this is actually really cool. it's a bike in a pool and the idea it's sort of taking spinning to an all new level. they claim that you burn even more calor

william christopher pettry --was known as chris. he was 42 years old. married. a father of three. he worked in construction. and, he was a bears superfan...making the trip down to jacksonville, florida with his best friend.. so excited to see the bears play the jaguars. but he never made it to today's game. early this morning...pettry was at a bar - finn mcccool's- at the jacksonville landing... near the hotel where he was staying. the same hotel where the bears players were staying. police say pettry was involved in some type of disturbance with two other people inside the bar... and one of them fatally stabbed him. that suspect -- police say-- is 28 year old matthew hinson. a jacksonville resident, he was taken into custody at the scene. what led up to the incident remains unclear.. what is clear - relatives tell us, pettry was not the type of person to stir up trouble or provoke anyone. "he was such a good natured...he was never a person to cause trouble... it's unbelievable " pettry's wife -- karen -- sharing her grief on facebook, saying: some idiot has taken his life. im so

. >> is chris with us, christopher williams? >> i think he wasn't able to join us. >> really want to get everybody's take on how you invest in a market selloff like this. we got the dow jones industrial now.age 221 points lower t obviously nervousness about earnings. would you be poised to put money to work here or sell into the selloff? >> i'd want to put it to work with the simple belief that we average a 10% correction once a year. we have that from april to early june. we have 5% corrections on average about two and a half times a year. we're probably due for a 5% hiccup. if we do, i go back to valuation being positive, cash flow margins being positive. if that's the case and i look at expected returns, i want to be a buyer. >> do you buy any of the stocks that have been this week poster children for poor earnings? microsoft, google, and others. are there value there is? >> i think so. the names you mentioned, we are owners of. i'd add to that on a smaller to be mid-cap side bioreference labs. they're gaining market share. t

board of trustees, trustee natalie burke, trustee chris jackson, trustee steve no, trustee rodrigo santos, trustee lawrence wong, student trustee williamalker, we'd also like to introduce former trustees rodel rodis, allen wong, and i think peter finnican was also going to join us this evening. introduce our interim chancellor, dr. pamela fisher, our former chancellor, dr. don griffin, former chancellor dr. phillip day, and mr. mendehem, president of the citizen's bond foundation committee. >> (inaudible) mr. walker newman, and miss jacqueline liu and city of san francisco would like to recognize the honorable mayor of san francisco, the honorable david chiu, chairman of the board of supervisors. >> he's also our district 3 supervisor. >> the honorable menea cohen, the honorable ciel ping, commissioner cecilia chung, may woo, eileen lee riley and mr. carezza, san francisco unified school district. >> we'd like to recognize our guest from the consulate, education councilor from the people's republic of china, mr. bernhard able, consulate of germany, the honorable nagesh naharabi, india, the honorable dennis garrison, consul of lithuania

. >>> there are a lot of things you can say about chris stevens one of them is he always seemed to be smiling. rita williams got to know his parents and today they shared stories about their son. including why his family called him ambassador years before he became a real ambassador. >> reporter: as chris stevens parents told me a few weeks ago they wanted to be sure that today this is a celebration of their son's life not how he died. >> that's chris as a brand new baby. >> reporter: his proud mother showed me treasured photographs of her oldest child. a little boy who loved life, was a master of disguise and rarely stopped smiling. >> and that was chris. you never saw him let out a -- you never saw him without a smile. >> reporter: christopher stevenson was called an ambassador as a teenager. years later he earned that title for real. the route to get there included the peace corp. in north africa. degrees from uc berkeley and uc hastings law school. chris' parents and his stepfather met privately with the president when chris' body was returned to american soil. they told me their son was not a fearful p

chris cooley. today they picked up a teammate of his from 2010. how teammate keiland williams figures into it. brian? >> call us (202)895-3000. or mail us. we're back. 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 adrtising. >>> the scandal at the vatican over the theft of private papillaters is not over yet -- papal letters is not over yet. an appeal is pending. >>> the new york police department under fire after an informant says he was paid to bait muslims, 19-year-old ramen in the black shirt there claims the nydp used a strategy called create and capture. he waited for people outside mosques and started conversations about jihad or te

chris stevens. joining me now, former defense secretary, william cohen. bill, thanks very much for being with us.bly saw that lindsey graham said this is either incompetence or a cover-up, suggesting there was a cover-up. from what you have read, what do you think happened with the initial reporting and the fact that for as long as five days later, they are still saying it could have some relationship to a protest when we have been told by state department briefers and by the testimony on capitol hill that they knew in realtime on an open line from benghazi to tripoli and from benghazi to washington exactly what was happening as those large groups of heavily armed men went over the wall and invaded the compound? >> well, i think it's important that we not have the verdict first and then the trial second. we need to find out what all of the facts were, what were the cables going back from ambassador stevens to the state department? did they reach the deputy secretary of state? did they reach secretary clinton? or did they get buried in a bureaucrat iic maze? we don't know yet. we don't know what t

chris cooley. today they brought back a teammate from 2010. keyland williams.meant cutting running back ryan grant. hopefully more production out of williams in his third year undrafted out of lsu. he spent his rookie season with the skins compiled just under 600 all purpose yards. five touchdowns and 15 games. credit three of the touchdowns to a monday night performance against the philadelphia eagles back in 2010 by far his best game of his career. despite the fact that the skins lost that game. williams was picked up by the detroit lions last year. spent a -- appeared in 15 games and was cut last week. williams joins the team that leads the league in rushing with 177 yards per game thanks to super rookies alfred morris and rg3 and this week the team heads to pittsburgh to face the 3-3 steelers, back to you. >>> dozens of students walk out of hd woodson high school today to protest the firing of long time football coach greg fuller. fuller was recently dismissed because he had an ineligible player on his roster. several parents came to woodson today to speak

so, i want you to give a warm via william to the governor of the great state of new jersey, governor chrischeers and applause] >> all right, everybody! [cheers and applause] well. thank you so much. thank you for waiting. i had a lady in line here say you're late. i'm sorry, ma'am. the weather is pretty bad up there in new jersey. we got on the ground for a while. i am sorry we couldn't get up in the air and get here sooner. i know you have been waiting for a long time. i know you are not just waiting for me. i know you are waiting for 18 days from now when mitt romney and paul ryan are going to change america for the better. [cheers and applause] now, you all mow know i am an old prosecutor. those old habits die hard. and whenever you were trying to win a case, trying to drive it home during the closing argument to the jury, i always said to my prosecutors, don't use your own words. use the words of the person that you are putting on trial. use their words to try to prove your case. they are powerful. it's a powerful way to do it. here is what we are going to do today. we are going to use

chris jansen, nbc new york. >> a reminder, we're live for the coverage of the vp debate, 6, and 9, i'm brian williams, we'll lookht and hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night.

chris christie for a tour of damage in new jersey. "nightly news" will continue our coverage at 5:30, in about 25 minutes from now. brian williams goes in-depth. then in prime time tonight at 10:00, a special broadcast on sandy's impact. >>> streets in downtown san francisco are back open right now after a suspicious package was found in the financial district, prompting police to bring out the bomb squad. a suitcase was found dangling from a tree near market street and the embarcadero this morning. nearby buildings were evacuated and a shelter in place was ordered for the ferry building. a bomb robot investigated and found the package to be harmless. the site of today's bomb scare is actually the start of tomorrow's ticker tape parade honoring the san francisco giants. the victory parade is expected to draw more than a million people to the city. nbc bay area's monte francis is live in san francisco with what is being done to prepare, and what you can expect if you're heading there. monte? >> reporter: janelle, we're here at pier 54, where workers are putting the final touches on the floats that will appear in tomorrow's parade

chris jansing, nbc news, new york . >> that is our broadcast on thursday night, thank you for joining us >> a reminder, we're live for the coverage of the vp debate, 6, and 9, i'm brian williams, we'll look for you tonight and hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. measures... measure up. money to our schools. "misleading." out here. it. but there's hope. straight to our schools... keeps it there. politicians. yes on thirty-eight.

chris wallace fact checked. earlier tonight president obama clashed with governor mitt romney in the presidential debate. joining me now juan williams and kristen powers. the snap poll, i used the phrase, the most devastating indictment of the obama economy we have seen. snap poll 65-34 romney tonight.po >> you know what is interesting there is obama has been doing well on the che in general, but i think it is romney's strength. tonight if i was to give credit on mitt romney on one thing he would -- >> just one thing? >> if this is his moment. if this is a message the american people took away from this debate for mitt romney it would be, i know how to get jobs. i have experience doing it it. have i done it iner the past. and i know how to do it. that's his h best. do i think that meant he carried the debate? no. i think obama won the debate jie. owe -- >> you thought obama won the first debate. >> i know. i am not really good. but in learned from it. >> you should listen to me. i was screaming in the same room as you and you didn't hear me. >> you were screaming in my ear. but this time i paid attention to twitter and this time i h

williams, nbc justice correspondent, but, pete, really? >> it could but it probably won't and, you know, today, chris, the president's spokesman jay carney,he white house spokesman was asked in a small group of reporters whether the president has the authority to postpone an election and he said, jay carney said, well, i'll have to get back to you. no, he doesn't much the president has no such authority, nothing in federal law or the constitution gives any single person the power to postpone a vote for president of the united states. now, congress does have the authority to set the date for presidential elections. the constitution gives the authority to congress and congress has done that. the first tuesday after the first monday in november. it's been that way since the 18 -- roughly 1845. but there is no independent authority other than that to change the date for an election. so a state official, for example, probably couldn't say we're going to hold the elections two days from when they were scheduled. that would cause a problem with whether that state had done the right thing in choosing its presidential electors. congress could cert

williams, thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> cenk: to be fair. it was not just chris christie who got the debate right.nifer granholm said that president obama would lose, and unfortunately she was right. when we come back, we'll talk to toby zeigler and talk about the theatrics about last night. what michael shure said was right. the president looked tired he didn't look as confident. how much of a difference will that make welcome we'll discuss that when we return. >> previously on the "west wing" wing." >> it's not rocket science, but it takes the voter an extra season seconds to find it. >> cenk: hey, there is richard. we'll talk to him in just a minute. and then later in the program the elbow of the day. someone delivers it on themselves. you can guess it. we'll share it later in the program. >>(narrator) bill press is on current tv. >>liberal and proud of it. >>(narrator) unafraid, outspoken, and above all politically direct. >>we'll do our best to carry the flag from 6 to 9 every morning. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> cenk: no a lot of us progressives were frustrated with how the debate went last night. we h

chris wallace fact checked tonight. welcome back to the spin room. tonight the president clashed with governor romney. joining me now is juan williamsen powers. i used the praise the most-devastating indictment of the obama economy that we've seen. cbs snap poll tonight. >> well, you know it's interesting there is that ob yaum why has been doing well on the economy general but i think it's romney strength and tonight, if i was to give credit to mitt romney on one thing is that he drove home... >> i'm saying this is his moment. if this is the message the american people look away from this debate for mitt romney would be i know how to get jobs very exkbreerns doing it. and i know how to do it. that is his best. do i think that he carried the debate? no. i think obama won the debate. >> you thought obama won the first debate. >> i did. i can tell you this. i learn from it, sean. i learn i should watch... >> sean: listen to me. i was screaming in the room. >> yes. screaming in my ear. >> this time i paid attention to twitter and talking to everybody on the floor. >> sean: david axelrod? >> i can tell you republicans now are like, do yo

williams burping the midnight oil to answer our questions. thank you, pete. good to talk to you. >>> "national journal's" governor chrisie publicly admonished the mayor of new york city where sandy made landfill and said that the mayor had ignored his warnings to evacuate residents. >> we're at the moment now evacuations are no longer possible and no longer able to cover the rescue people and that's become problematic in atlantic city where for whatever reason mayor langford urged them to stay in shelters in the city. despite my admonition to evacuate. >> well, a little earlier tonight msnbc's lawrence o'donnell spoke with wcau sidney long at one of the shelters in atlantic city where the residents are staying tonight. >> the weather is really turned wicked on the back end of sandy, especially in the last hour or so. we're here at atlantic city high school which is one of four locations set up at this shelter by the mayor of atlantic city and other emergency personnel despi despite governor's christie's orders for a mandatory evacuation that was supposed to happen sunday afternoon. in and around atlantic city early eve

dealt with these issues and you don't want williams -- we all work to fight the real issues of racism in the country regardless of black white or any dynamic. christ a lying dishonest person and doesn't belong in the media. is disgrace. >> like rush limbau

with these issues, you know juan williams and others, we have worked to fight the real issues of racism in this country, regardless of black, white, any dynamic. what chris doesn't belong in the media. he's a disgrace. >> like rush limbaugh. >> no. we have to go.

chris matthews and schultz and rachel madow, that's slop journalism, slop. >> sean: nbc news. i guarantee you tom brokaw is not happy about it. you have to imagine, is brian williamsanks -- >> did you see biden laughing all day loping on the network? >> sean: i don't know. i don't watch. did they show it? i doubt it. you know -- >> hey, sean, this was our 100th episode. >> sean: what's that? >> this is our 100th episode. congratulations. >> sean: thank you. coming up, four americans are dead. but get nothing but lies and lies and the administration. that's all you get. wait until you hear what stephanie cutter has to say about that. the new poll numbers favor romney/ryan that the media's not >> sean: yesterday, the obama deputy campaign manager claimed the only reason the benghazi terror attack that killed our ambassador and three other americans is a political issue is because of mitt romney and paul ryan. it's all their fault. watch this. >> you know, in terms of the polittization of this, you know, we are here in a debate. i hope we get to talk about the debate. but the entire reason that this has become the -- you know, political topic it is is because of mitt

chris gordon, news4. back to you. >>> a gas leak in fairfax county caused some major traffic headaches in maryfield today. fire rescue was called to arlington boulevard in williams drive here after contractors reportedly hit a natural gas line around 1:30. police and fire officials closed arlington boulevard, and had to divert traffic. washington gas shut down the line. no one was hurt. >>> a 15-year-old girl groped while walking down the street in springfield, virginia. this is the fourth reported incident of this kind of assault in that city in the last month. pat collins spoke to one of the victims and explained why the attack is considered so brazen. >> reporter: four attacks in springfield in the past month. police believe it may be the work of the same man, and now it appears the number of victims may be five. police out in springfield investigating a series of fondling attacks on young women here. today a detective talking to yet another victim. we call her rosa. she said she was attacked on september 19th as she was coming home with her daughter. she spoke through an interpreter. >> translator: we were walking down the sidewalk when all of a sudden i fel

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minutes brian williams was on and andy mitchell talking with a republican strategist noting that early votes is down for virginia. i believe the number in richmond county to your concern, chris, in virginia, 18% or between 16% and 18%. early voting down in virginia. >> yeah. here's what i would say to that. the early vote is going to be -- we're going to win the early vote. democrats will win the early vote, because we almost always win the early vote. over the next ten-plus days those late h-breakers, how do ty go? what finally motivates them to go in governor romney or president obama's direction? that's why you see this mad scramble in a clear focus on two or three states in the last week. that's why i think the president's team is very smart to focus on ohio. that really is the firewall. ohio goes, and we have a major problem. i don't know how we win. if it stays, we win. >> it's interesting there's this new ad of 537, the number of votes that change the course of american history in florida. that's the new obama ad pointing out how every vote in the battleground states count. a.b., let me bring you back in on this. you have the other story line of the day. how the gop c

chris christie, you heard him a little bit earlier. he said in some parts of atlantic city flooding is up to five feet. and also we heard from public safety director william glass who said the entire city of atlantic city is under water. the damage already worse than 1962 on the flooding side there. take a look at this picture from nbc 10's ted greenberg. parts of atlantic city boardwalk broken and floating down the street. that's from earlier this morning. we talked to all the casino operators from there on the boardwalk but still have no comment from them and their operations and how they will continue following this storm. long beach island is a popular vacation spot for wall street. nearly completely flooded right now. the ocean and the bay close to meeting in long beach island. let's also think about when this high tide is expected to hit later today. you can see the wind is picking up and the rain is picking up. we expect this to take place throughout the afternoon, guys. we will have more from cape may as we have it but you can see the storm is definitely ramping up. sue and tyler, back to you. >> thank you very much, kayla. >>> of course, new york

chris, because campaign fund-raising is poised to pass $2 billion, "b," that mark, the president caulk talking about campaign spending and i want to play it for everybody in his interview with brian williams that aired on rock center, take a look. >> the amount of money being spent in my campaign and mr. romney's campaign and the super pacs out there is ridiculous. >> so, there's been a lot of speculation, chris, about a big ad bomb from the governor. could that overcome the president's ground game in those key swing states? >> you know, i was reading about this notion of the romney campaign going up big in the last few days. here's the problem with that kind of a strategy if it is their strategy you have a smaller and smaller percentage of voters who are going to make the difference, meaning, they're going to change their minds one way or the other and so even if you're trying to, you know, influence them by putting up an enormous amount of money into ads, the idea that you're going to actually change their minds with such little amount of time left it just doesn't make sense because you need in order to actually do that you need to actually have the ads showing repetitively for weeks on

chris christie, so critical of the president, really sharply, painfully critical in appearances, some would say went overboard. some republicans must be uncomfortable with how effusively he was praising the president in his interviews with brian williams and in public statements. at the same time, it's not only that mitt romney is a small government guy, it's mitt romney during the republican primary debate, when he specifically in answers criticized fema and said it should be a state and local responsibility. >> right. i think he gets also the issue we haven't had enough of frankly on the campaign trail, what's happening in our climate, what's happening in our weather patterns becoming so severe and are we as a country in terms of our physical needs being met in response to these weather patterns and what role do federal and state and local governments play in trying to fortify their defenses against storms like this. that becomes an issue. but the pure blocking and tackling between now and election day, is still about when they can get back on the campaign trail, the money is flowing into the states in terms of the ads but the question is, what are their models showing them in terms of early voting, in terms of projected turnout. in