kaye. >> i still love danny kaye but i obviously have a lot more appreciation for j.f.k. tavis: and that's why i love yo-yo ma. as you can tell from his conversation, his humanity is so effusive, so abundant and i'm always honored to have him on the program and especially when he decides to perform for us which he will do right now, in 30 seconds. yo-yo ma and company will perform a song from this new project, called "the goat rodeo sessions." yo-yo, i love you and there ain't nothing you can do about it. >> you're the best. tavis: stay with us. tavis: four close friends and talented musicians, stewart duncan, edgar meyer, chris steely and efa o'donovan. yo-yo ma performing a track from "the goat rodeo sessions." enjoy. from los angeles, as always, keep the faith. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ between you and heaven ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we are staking our claim ♪ ♪ we forget who we've hurt along the way ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with tony and emmy

i guess, he wanted -- that's kind of what kept him with generosa. >> danny pelosi reveled in his newfound have the power. i loved the power and authority to fire who and hire who, and use this trade and use that trade. but when i was given that power, it took the person who i am away. >> pelosi had a tough guy persona, but he didn't learn it on the streets. he was born in queens, the fourth of six children. his father, bob, was a banker and ex-marine. in the late 1960s, bob and his wife janet moved their family to the long island town of center moriches. it was a middle class suburb. >> we were a close family. >> barbara is danny's older sister. >> he always seemed to find all the activity. he always knew where things were going on. whenever something was happening, you knew danny was close by. >> and that could mean a bit of trouble. in school, danny got into fights with other boys. to toughen him up, his father taught him to box. and if danny stepped out of line at home, his father would let him have it. >> we kind of all were afraid that, you know, oh, no, dad's going to find out. he w

think to presume however just minutes later the home side did go in front with an effort from a goal danny i am sick i see him quickly added the second. i. i did pull one back through danny's group of course just before the break but despite both sides pressing for another there were no more goals local multi-faith just a point in the last four games to give me monument catch hell until the goals came in the second half and g. getting in front through sheer me of rocky ya'll off just after the restart that lead only lasted a minute a great run from saddam by setting up wagner love if the equalizer pretty iscar. but right at the death angie awarded a penalty. call brought down by the golf st paul. stepped up to school the winner of the seven in ten k. say two one to angie who are seventh in the championship three to scar who are missing several key players through injury without a win now in five games and will be glad of the three month went to brighton to get their squad fate. so this is how the championship great looks in russian premier league it is made up of the top eight sides any lead

sing about loving danny boy to the tune of stairway to heaven. ♪ there's a song that i lovet's called danny boy ♪ ♪ and i only sing that song not this one ♪ ♪ that makes me wonder ♪ anyway, that's the song. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i await your lawsuit. the fact is, we all know these accusations are only about one thing. >> do you think that herman cain should be prepared for more of this because he is a black conservative? >> herman cain represents a threat to liberal-- a liberal narrative that suggests that conservatives are racist. >> the mainstream media have launched an unconscionable racially stereotypical attack on an independent, self-reliant conservative black. >> stephen: yes, it is a stereotype, not all black presidential candidates sexually harass. just like not all old fat men are jolly. and-- (applause) >> stephen: folks, when it comes to racial stereotypes, rush knows what he's talking about it. >> let me put it to you this way, the nfl all too ten looks like a game between the bloods and the crips without any weapons. >> day, day mark and the standar

i would nothing against danny i know her personally she's a very nice girl that she would but she's not a politician why do you need her as number three just to have a phase in your campaign cost is definitely how i am prone to criticize myself for being entrenched because i've already been in politics with three years but arnie's new to politics where positioning ourselves as a party of new people in politics and is not just p.r. most of us are indeed freshman to really think that's how it would work as an m.p. if she gets elected i think so what choice has she got to remember that in the previous election many celebrities with campaign for certain policy would confess they wouldn't actually work in parliament once elected. that all parties strongly against using celebrities as campaign last carts well that is why we don't do business with parties that resort to such practices i won't name the party everybody knows what i mean. but you do your shame go off as far as i know in your election commercial you shoot off representatives of other parties that is the communists you know i'm wro

i wish i were dead! danny, help me. give me something. what have you got? yes! oh. ahhh. oh. , that is good. that is good. >> am i still getting a gogurt. >> stephen: what? >> am i still getting a gogurt? >> stephen: no, no, i need this one. >> i'm not leaving without my gogurt. >> stephen: yes you are! get out of here! we'll be right back, gaaaah! dad, a big giant bee! get it! hang on, ppkin. aw! bad call, dad! hey, sweetie. guess what, the bees came back and i broke the phone... no, no that was unrelated. you know what, why don't you call it to see if it works? pretty sure it's broken. probably right. looks like we're in new phone territory. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you very much. folks, my guest tonight has a new book about john f. kennedy. ask not what this book plug can do for him but what he can do for his book plug. please welcome chris matthews! ( cheers and applause ) chris, good to see you. you've got to get a live audienceo your show, man. you and i may not agree on many things, but i a

i wish i were dead! danny, help me. give me something. what have you got? yes! oh. ahhh. oh. oh, that is good. that is good. >> am i still getting a gogurt. >> stephen: what? >> am i still getting a gogurt? >> stephen: no, no, i need this one. >> i'm not leaving without my gogurt. >> stephen: yes you are! get out of here! we'll be right back, gaaaah! ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you very much. folks, my guest tonight has a new book about john f. kennedy. ask not what this book plug can do for him but what he can do for his book plug. please welcome chris matthews! ( cheers and applause ) chris, good to see you. you've got to get a live audienceo your show, man. you and i may not agree on many things, but i admire your ability to keep words coming out of your mouth. ( laughter ) when is the last time you breathed in? >> can't afford to do that. >> stephen: all right, you're the host of "hartball." everybody knows. you also havelet "chris math use" show on nbc. you have the full resources of msnbc, the news decision division and yet you're

i wish i were dead! danny, help me. give me something. what have you got? yes! oh. ahhh. oh. oh, that is good. that is good. >> am i still getting a gogurt. >> stephen: what? >> am i still getting a gogurt? >> stephen: no, no, i need this one. >> i'm not leaving without my gogurt. >> stephen: yes you are! get out of here! we'll be right back, gaaaah! [ boing! boing! ] [ ah-oogah! ] [ blueshirt ] this is dan. dan just bought a new phone. choosing a new smart phone can be stressful. but it wasn't for dan. because he chose phone freedom at best buy. we were able to help him choose from any carrier, any phone, any plan. ♪ i'm too sexy for my shirt ♪ too sexy for my shirt now, if he could only choose his ringtone. [ male announcer ] buy the hottest samsung phone on the sprint network for under $200, and get a free blu ray player. choose phone freedom. at best buy. ♪ ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you very much. folks, my guest tonight has a new book about john f. kennedy. ask not what this book plug can do for him but what he can do for his book

for instance, i am proud to offer this baby food jar full of danny devito's doe nail clippings. (audience reacts) i got them with nothing more than a pain of clippers, a rag, and a jar of chloroform. by the way, danny, you snore. of course, any celebrity body apartment investments there are risks. i lost millions when the eric roberts bubble burst. and it wasn't easy getting a piece of him. >> they took my thumb! >> stephen: hey, i'm the one who should be crying. i can't unload this thing now. (laughter) it's a sad story. the safest investment of all... >> crystal meth! >> stephen: no. >> shaved dwarf pornography. >> stephen: not in the lower 48. >> gold! >> stephen: yes! gold! i love everything gold related. gold bouillon, gold coins, gold bond. because a freshly powdered nut sack never goes down in value. and of course the investment company goldline intervagsnal. goldline has been endorsed by experts from across the fox news like monica crowley, laura ingram, sean hannity, and commodities analyst for fox business, klondike zeke. >> gold! gold! gold! (laughter) and like every o

if newt gingrich's name was, you know, danny -- i don't know what. if his name was not newt gingrich -- excuse me -- >> anybody else? >> yeah, if he was joe smith and he had supported t.a.r.p., which he did, if he had supported an individual mandate, which he did, if he had been paid by freddie mac, which he was, for his advice and counsel in washington, if any other candidate had done that, conservatives would not be giving them a second look. but it's newt gingrich. those things have been on the back burner because he's not been getting a lot of attention. now that he is getting attention, what he has done in his past life is coming back in ways to haunt him. yes, he may have peeked. >> you talked about boom and bust. why hasn't mitt romney gone bust? >> he is mr. steady eddie, flying below the radar. he learned his lesson in 2008. he is doing everything right. just taking care of business in these early states. just opened an office in iowa. isn't it real -- isn't playing strong in iowa. but he's going to cover his bases just in case. he's going b

that's a wonderful question, and that's where, in fact, i remember having this conversation with danny, and i stole a line of his, and i put it in the book that was he was subject to the same big lie that every addict tells him or herself every day. i don't have a problem. you have a problem. i don't have a problem. he never came to terms with that. for him, the principle addiction was masturbation, which that's the only times i hear the words i love you and i believe them, but he never came to grips with what cocaine did to his relationship with his wife, with his children, the fights he had. freud was famous for loving some -- he said it in the interpretation of dreams. i often love and hate the same person, but not necessarily at the same time. really rigorous fights with his former colleagues and teachers. on and on and on of disrupted behaviors and could never say in a moment of truth, oh, maybe i had something to do with it, maybe my substance abuse had something to do with it, and so he had all of these layers of denial and explanation to compartment -- compartmentalize that awa

danny campbell. she metaorkers' local 104. i applaud you on all the harvard you have done in putting together this pla. this will ensure the taxpayers would get the best value for their tax dollars. as the slide show, the benefits of the pla. i urge you to support this pla. thanks. >> eddie ahn with brightline. >> good morning, directors. first of all, let me start off by saying bart line supports the proposed pla on the transbay terminal. we wanted to particular thing belabors and carpenters for introducing the agreement to make sure that this agreement works, to make sure that it is union work as well. union benefits and wages are key to ensuring mobility for low income communities, as well as making sure the construction work itself is maintained at critical standards. we do have one concern. we were hoping it would be addressed today as part of the discussion, moving to the pla board. that is making sure, if the federal government decides to change its current prohibition on geographic preferences, local and regional hiring

and that's where, in fact i remember having this conversation with danny and i still line of his and put in the book that he was subject to the same allies that every addict tells him or herself every day. i don't have a problem. you have a problem, i don't have a problem. and he never came to terms. for him, the principal addiction was masturbation. that's equally times i hear the words i love. but he never came to grips with what cocaine did to his relationship with his wife, with his children, with fights he had. freud was famous. he would say this from dreams, i often love and hate the same person not necessarily at the same time. really rancorous fights with his former teachers and colleagues, karl jung, most famous, on and on and on, disruptive behaviors. and could never say at the moment, maybe i had something to do with that. maybe my substance abuse had something to do with that. so he had all these layers of denial and explanation to compartmentalize that way, which is death to the attic. put it away, and only take it out in secret causes a lot of problems. he was the irony

eventually revolt, but it's written in a silly tone, and he is better known for his work writing i can read books like danny and the dinosaur and sammy the seal. he's a popular author. on the cover there, the artwork is by crockett dawson. >> did you add the sign he's holding? >> no, no, that was in there. he was an art editor. many of the most popular and well-known children's book authors were directly active in radical movements or quite sthettic to them -- sympathetic to them, so john is another example. >> when you look at the examples, particularly the mid-20th century, does it seem -- is it a little bit comical or a little bit naive the way these are set up, is that fair to say about them? >> absolutely. we were trying to include people would actually want to read. there was, you any, the nice thing is we had tons to choose from. even though there's 44 pieces in there, we were able to select it down, but we wanted to also have historical accuracy, and we wanted to include what might seem like totally ridiculous things today because they existed and because it's kind of funny in their naivety. the bes

this trailer is for an upcoming documentary all about danny's recovery called "moving forward" and comes out this january. in infinitylist.com. how is danny doing today? >> how is danny doing today? >> danny joins us on skype right this minute. what did the doctors tell you when you came out of the coma? >> he was pretty optimistic. the neurosurgeon said one year to return back to snow, two years to return back to competing. >> are you wearing a helmet next time you hit the slopes? >> i am wearing a helmet. if i could wear ten of them at once, i would. >> do you think you're going to be able to do the, you know, risky, crazy snowboarding that you did before the injury? >> i think i can do it. the answer is no, i shouldn't do it. i'm just stoked to be able to get back on a snowboard, regardless if it's just making turns and doing powder, that's cool. if i hit my head again, i probably wouldn't be as lucky as i have been. >> you must consider yourself the luckiest snowboarder out there? >> and dumbest. for not wearing a helmet. it's an amazing story and like the way i've come out, i'm thankful every day i'm d

and i think, you know, because danny and i being on "storage wars," absolutely this buyer was so happyound the treasure, it didn't make the show, but it does happen. and he was a new by, so i think all of our longtime buyers are pretty upset they didn't bid against him. >> a few months ago the superman comic came out of a storage unit. jon: dan and laura, we've got to say good-bye. it wasn't my storage locker, i guess that's the good news here. [laughter] dan and laura, thank you very much. >> pay your represent. >> yeah, pay the lady. >> pay your bill, and don't forget. we have a new episode coming out tomorrow night so, hopefully, you guys can get your treasure fill tomorrow night, 10/9 central on a&e. jenna: good plug. watch "storage wars," and we'll be right back.male [laughter] with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. new v8 v-fusion smoothie. i've tried it. but nothing helped me beat my back pain. then i tried salonpas. it's powerl relief that wor

sing about loving "danny boy" to the tune of "stairway to heaven." ♪ there's a song i love, ands one ♪ >> welcome back to "morning joe." live look at the capitol. mike barnicle and mark haleprin are still with us. also in washington, associate editor of "washington post" and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson. good to have you all on board this morning. we're going to start with politics. let's get through this cain stuff and get to the polls, shall we? >> we'll charge through it. new details. >> i agree. >> it's officially reached call me when it's over. >> well, i do want to hear what david and eugene have to say about why this is even at this point. >> well, let's -- >> because the polls show something, as well. >> let's give him a respectful reading because he is in first place. >> wow. front-runner. new details are emerging. >> i'm sorry. >> about an alleged incident that led a female employee of the national restaurant association to accuse the front-runner, herman cain, of sexual harassment back in the 1990s. that's your front-runner. according to "politico," the emp