she is in the company of the works of other modern masters such as henry moore and jean arp, of david smith, noguchi, caro, rosati and motherwell. but she stands alone at the head of the south wall as a unifying force and vital core of color in the east building of the national gallery of art. ( music ) ( music ) narrator: thomas moran embarked on his first trip to the west in 1871. the united states at the time was still recovering from the ravages of the civil war. americans turned with hope to the western frontier. by painting the pristine grandeur of these remote places, moran enabled 19th-century americans to visualize a magnificent landscape most would never see. his paintings transformed their perceptions of the west. from 1867 to 1879, the united states government sponsored four western expeditions, now known as "the great surveys." of all the aists who accompanied them, none is more associated with the surveys than thomas moran. the watercolors he brought back from wyoming, the first color images of yellowstone, played a key role in the creation of the national parks system. yellow

teacher will not be back in a classroom due to an investigation and a letter sent home to parents david smith says the english teacher has been reassigned and relieved of her duties as a coach. mr. smith did not elaborate on what prompted the change only describing an investigation involving student safety. no further details are available. >>> tonight there is huge anticipation about some key testimony tomorrow in the deadly attack on benghazi that killed u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three others. >>> david petraeus will testify one week after he resigned after news of an extramarital affair. >>> now the blame game over benghazi. >> we must learn the lesson and fix the problem. >> it's time to fess up. >> outrage over the september 11 attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. >> this administration including the president himself has intentionally misinformed, read that, lied to the american people in the after math of this tragedy. >> confusing accounts of what happened and security warnings that were ignored republican panel members accuse the administration of a cover up. >> they hav

byron david smith has admitted to shooting them more times than needed. >>> former space shuttle commander scott kelly and russian cosmonaut mikhail kornienko will spend an entire year aboard the international space station beginning 2015. their mission will be to produce medical information about long space flights, like a trip to mars. >>> and a rare photograph of the iceberg suspected of sinking the titanic in 1912 will be auctioned off next month. the photo taken two days before the sinking is similar to sketches made by titanic crew members. it could sell for up to $10,000. >>> now for a tuesday morning check on wall street, the dow closed at 12,967 after falling 42 points yesterday. the s&p lost two but the nasdaq gained nine. >>> in overseas trading this morning, the nikkei added 34 points but in hong kong the hang seng was down 17. >>> well, cyber monday figures are still being tallied, but according to at least one estimate, online sales were up 26% just by noon yesterday. all of that wheeling and dealing sent ebay to a seven-year high while rival retail powerhouse amazon also ros

she is in the company of the works of other modern masters such as henry moore and jean arp, of david smith, noguchi, caro, rosati and motherwell. but she stands alone at the head of the south wall as a unifying force and vital core of color in the east building of the national gallery of art. ( music ) ( music ) narrator: thomas moran embarked on his first trip to the west in 1871. the united states at the time was still recovering from the ravages of the civil war. americans turned with hope to the western frontier. by painting the pristine grandeur of these remote places, moran enabled 19th-century americans to visualize a magnificent landscape most would never see. his paintings transformed their perceptions of the west. from 1867 to 1879, the united states government sponsored four western expeditions, now known as "the great surveys." of all the ais who accompanied them, none is more associated with the surveys than thomas moran. the watercolors he brought back from wyoming, the first color images of yellowstone, played a key role in the creation of the national parks system. yellowst

byron david smith has admitted to shooting them more times than needed. >>> former space shuttle commander scott kelly and russian cosmonaut will spend an entire year aboard the international space station. this will begin in 2015. their mission is going to be to produce medical information about the effects of long space flights like a trip to mars. >>> and this rare photograph of the iceberg suspected of sinking the "titanic" in 1912 will be auctioned off next month. the photo taken two days before the sinking is very similar to sketches made by "titanic" crew members. it could sell for up to $10,000. >>> and now here's your first look at this morning's dish of "scrambled politics." grover norquist as an unusual way of describing republicans who might abandon his anti-tax pledge to avoid the fiscal cliff. >> no pledge taker has voted for a tax increase. they've had some people discussing impure thoughts on national television. we would certainly highlight who has kept their commitment and who hasn't. >> well, things got personal between senate majority leader harry immediate and minority

that is it for me, but i will send it over to david asman and sandra smith. thank you very much. we have sandra smith in for liz claman. good to see you. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we have to emphasize no bond trading today, it is a slow day, not a lot of market activity but look at the vix. last time i looked at was down about 9%. all that volatility kind of being squeezed out of the system after the election, right? nicole: on the one hand the volatility concern has passed, but now there is fiscal cliff worry. the uncertainty still remains a certain extent. sandra: jcpenney continues to be a big story hitting a new low. investors are not running from their strategy, they are still sticking to it. nicole: jcpenney had this strategy, no sales, no coupons, they're actually going to do one on black friday. the big picture is this stock has been a big loser since 2008. david: an unusual case for apple, just can't seem to get a break, can it?

david livingston smith has long been a student in some of humankind's.he 2,004 look why we lie, the evolutionary roots of deception in the unconscious mind drew on the training in the philosophy of mind, psychology and psychoanalysis to examine the inevitability of deception. we are wired for it. in 2007, he explored the tendencies of humans in the most dangerous animal, human nature and origins of the war. between wired for that, too. less than human life we deneen and sleeve and exterminate others, one of our to nonfiction winners tonight brings history, psychology, biology, anthropology and philosophy to their on the phenomena. the practice of one group, the practice by one group of rendering another group so human even if the humanization takes on a particular cultural forms, it is none the less as ancient as humanity in his argument. and it's what he calls a joint creation of biology culture and the architecture of the human mind. it's not difficult to think of far too many examples from the 20th century alone of the words that had been used to dehu

david: sandra smith, have a fabulous weekend. liz: s&p futures closing right now.et's go back to cme group on this friday, how does it look? >> it looks like everybody covered, we rallied a little bit into the close. healthy going into next week even with all the uncertainty. we don't see any negativity coming out next weekend with the fiscal cliff business. if we don't do the parties say we are off the table right now, say a small rally going into the weekend. david: that is good news, thank you very much, appreciate it. liz: today president obama and house speaker john boehner spoke out about the troubles facing the nation. saying they need to work together. david: they always say that but when push comes to shove, will we see compromise on the critical issues? rich edson from the white house with details. is it going to happen? >> it is a little too early to tell, but look, the democrats campaign in raising taxes on those earning more than $250,000 per year and the voters he said have spoken. the white house later said the president would veto any bill that does

david? >> our thanks to drew smith and wrtv, the picture from indianapolis tonight. >>> but we do move on now and fast-moving developments after the stunning resigning of david petraeus. petraeus' cia confirmation hearings, his wife holly, and a few seats away to the right, the other woman at the center of all of this, paula broadwell. abc's martha raddatz with more on a third woman who alerted authorities, the red flag that set this into motion. >> reporter: dave petraeus' secret affair may never have been discovered if not for the threatening e-mails his lover sent to jill kelly, wife of a tampa surgeon, a long supporter of the military. officials say she was not romantically involved with petraeus, but was a family friend of petraeus and his wife. officials say the anonymous e-mails to kelly were so disturbing and obsessive, she called the authorities. they traced them to paula broadwell's computer. where, eventually, evidence of an affair between the cia director and broadwell was discovered. petraeus' is claiming the affair with broadwell did not begin until after he retired from the mil

here's fun we had recently with the sandra smith and david as asman.f >> watch this, you wil never believe, thieves on motorcycs inside a london mall, six men drove into the mall with axes and bats. w you can see one of them waving an ax around in a mew movie,m this is real.th robbed a jewelry store and got hundreds of thousands of dollars of watches.t rolexs, and police found the motorcycles in a nearby guck within the hour, but they are looking for tis stuff. can you believe this? they drove to a golf course ands left the motorcycles. good thing nobody was hurt here. david: no, no, a woman had a heart attack afterwards because she was stocked by this. it was the chain snatchers. snatchers. you were in chico, but there was this era back in the late 80's andarly 90's. before ready guliani came n. these changes would go lie on motorcycles and grab women's chains. sometimes they dragged into their deaths. i'm hopingthat what happens in london stays in london. melissa: why would you go inside the mall to rob a jewelry store. >> for the mney. >> but lots of jewelry stores all over the place, d

the very own sandra smith and david asman. thank you to all of you. all right. watch this.ycles inside a london mall. six men drove into the mall with axes and bats. you can see one of them waving an axe around. this is not a movie. this is real. they're robbing a jewelry store and made off with hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of watches. plight -- pplice found the motorcycles at a nearby golf course within an hour but there are still looking to the suspects. i think that is one of the weakest parts. they drove to a golf course. the good thing, nobody was hurt here. >> there was a woman who actually had a heart attack afterwards because she was so shocked. it reminded me of the chain snatchers. you were in chicago, but there was this era back in the late 80's and early 90's. before ready guliani came in. these changes would go lie on motorcycles and grab women's chains. sometimes they dragged into their deaths. i'm hoping that what happens in london stays in london. melissa: why would you go inside the mall to rob a jewelry store. >> for the money. >> but lots of jew

david petraeus continues to grow and it continues to get more bizarre. now another high level military commander is under investigation. emily smith has the new twists in this case. >> reporter: in simple terms this is a story about a top general david petraeus, his successor john allen and two women. the fbi, cia, pentagon, the white house and congress. >> i am puzzled by what has occurred in the fbi investigation. >> reporter: the form e director admitted to an affair with broadwell which came to light when the fbi investigated what were described as jealous e-mails that broadwell sent to kelley. now allen is under investigation for sending e- mails to kelley. authorities are scouring 20 to 30,000 pages of document. >> it makes you wonder how he would have the time to do it and motivation to do that from afar. >> reporter: the news about allen which president obama learned about the same day petraeus resigned has put allen's nomination to be nato's stream commander on hold. he remains on duty in afghanistan. >> the president has great confidence in the military. great confidence in his commanders and will continue to have that c

alex smith knocked out with a con tugs, and david akers does something he doesn' corrosion >> ama: one man's hobby has paid off. while rummaging through magazines he found thousands of dollars but he is not claiming the cash yet. >> they say one man's trash is another man's trucks and if used magazines and books are your thing, one man has plenty of temperatures. he is a immigrant, a modest hap diman who collects magazines to make art. >> help me with my english. learn to read. >> this collection came from the wellesley dump. he goes about twice a week and just last month he stumbled upon an old book stuffed to the brim with tens of thousands of dollars. >> when i open this and saw the money and i close the book and run to the car. >> he asked us not to say how much exactly but it's somewhere between 20 and 30,000. money that is no longer at his house. >> i look if i can see maybe in the book someone put their names in the front page. you know. >> but so far it's been one dead end after another. >> i was quite surprised. >> he doesn't want us to show his face or use his name. he wants

david price winning the al cy. >>> all signs point toward alex smith starting versus chicago on monday night. he was on the field today wearing a "don't touch me" jersey. he passed all his concussion tests. and he says i'm feeling pretty good. >> just going along in the process right now. nothing has been decided. this is a long process. doing what they tell me, and moving along. contact obviously i think is the final straw. but yeah, i was able to go out there today and had the black jersey on me which was a little redundant. but i felt good out there. >> and the 49ers are off sunday because the game is on monday. an extra day for smith to get ready. >>> san jose, sports hall of fame, welcomed in four new members. brandy chastain, steve barcowski areas, and roger -- and willy t. ribs. he broke the indianapolis 500 color barrier in 1991. he's always ready to go. we asked is there a comeback in him? >> no, gary. i'm not llcool-j. [ laughter ] >> i'm not making a comeback. >> okay, thank you ! so you have the driving out of your blood? >> well, yeah. i'm 57 years old now. once you get that age,

smith. former c.i.a. director david petraeus says he knew from the start the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya was terrorism. that's according to lawmakers who heard his testimony today on capitol hill. we'll have to take their word because the hearings were closed to the public. one republican congressman saying he said government officials changed the c.i.a. talking points about the attack to remove any mention of al-qaeda. >> talking points were drafted with specifically about al-qaeda affiliates, they didn't have it in front of them and they said that was did she it had to go through the process. it seemed unclear. that was taken out. >> earlier on studio b, a democrat, at the same hearing, says general petraeus also told them officials made the changes to protect classified information. >> they didn't want to be specific as to the precise group they thought was responsible or groups because there may have been multiple groups involved, multiple groups of terrorists or extremists. but it was done to prospect classified information and he was very clear this was

benghazi investigation, and commission it hadn't been revealed publicly commend commissioner smith got in from davidt the speech in denver, the same day by the way as fox news reports request of help were denied, she said this. >> i don't know a lot of you have heard this, but the cia had taken a couple of libyan militia members prisoners, and they they think attacking the consulate was an effort to get the prisoners back to that is still being vetted. >> being vetted by whom? that was not in any official timelines that we receive. information on the attack on the u.s. consulate was in part a strike against the cia operation, which we now know involved holding and interrogating prisoners. cheryl: what have you and adam housley learned about what was going on at the cia annex? >> we originally reported based on conversation with sources in touch with them that night that the cia contractor contracted three prisoners who handed over to the libyan authorities when they fled and gutsy. we never knew they were released or what they were. now that they were held in the annex, more than just more than liby

david lee creates a bad play. turnover andre miller long jr smith.d denver won this game going away. >> kind of a late tip for cal and georgia state. picking up just seconds before the half, justin cob finding thurmond with a nice cap. cal p pulls away. cob nice push there. and the dunk we're about five minutes left in this game. they are up 13. meantime in that same tournament earlier coach randy bennett shaved that goatee it didn't bring st. mary's any luck. matt delabadoba ice cold in the second half. 15, most of them early after a early start. lorenzo mcleod was right in the thick of it. the battle for atlantis. stanford cruising to victory in their consolation game. >>> the one thing about playing only one game a week just way too much time in between for discussion. especially when there's something like a quarterback controversy to discuss. with the 49ers organization reported a couple of nights ago looks like kapernick will start after all. safety donte whitman confirming on a national radio show that kapernick will start. saying he caught mo

david lee creates a bad play. turnover andre miller long jr smith. this game going away. >> kind of a late tip for cal and georgia state. picking up just seconds before the half, justin cob finding thurmond with a nice cap. cal p pulls away. cob nice push there. and the dunk we're about five minutes left in this game. they are up 13. meantime in that same tournament earlier coach randy bennett shaved that goatee it didn't bring st. mary's any luck. matt delabadoba ice cold in the second half. 15, most of them early after a early start. lorenzo mcleod was right in the thick of it. the battle for atlantis. stanford cruising to victory in their consolation game. >>> the one thing about playing only one game a week just way too much time in between for discussion. especially when there's something like a quarterback controversy to discuss. with the 49ers organization reported a couple of nights ago looks like kapernick will start after all. safety donte whitman confirming on a national radio show that kapernick will start. saying he caught most of the sn

david petraeus investigation. >> judiciary committee less march smith sent a list of questions to attorney general eric holder and certificate a former assistant fbi director. good morning. what do these mean these new questions? >> this is going to be a very tough scrub on what did the fbi director know about this case and when did he know it? what did the attorney general learn from the fbi and when delearn it? what they want to get to, norah, is why weren't the committees told under the national security act that an investigation, not targeting, but where the cia comes up wasn't something they were notified about. >> and why they didn't feel the president should be notified. >> that's right. what does the fbi have to change the way it goes about this? >> i think the fbi and the department of justice will say we did a careful legal analysis. you're supposed to notify the white house and congress about security. this will cause them to relook and say how do we go about our analysis if we had to do over. would we do the same. was it sfligt i don't know we'll know the conclusion of that. >> is it true jill kelley

. >> i did not realize that- when asking what is up with alex smith the " come to from david saying he be the quarterback for sure. i said what. he said yes. i said thank you doctor. >> like i said if a bargain davis is a neurosurgeon that i quit. if alex smith was on the field for practice wednesday that seem to be the general thing that he has a pretty good chance to play. >> that it happened so maybe he will. we do not know about cutler yet. >> we have the cy young awards out. buster posey is the big story of the day that is supposed to be the imm the key. mvp. >> buster posey that is awesome! >> that i broke the nose or that it is posey? >> that you broke the news and is posey could not be a better guy. >> they said tomorrow buster posey is expected to be named mvp. >> and we have david price for the cy young. >> i like. i will take buster as mvp and i will take the world series rings over the cy young award in time. >> people do not follow it deck closely. how come bochy was a distant thing for manager of the year. i said you ask any of those guys they vote on this at the end of t

david petraeus investigation. >> judiciary committee chairman lamarr smith sent a list of questions to holder and director mueller what does this mean, the questions to the new fbi director? >> this is going to be a very tough scrub on what did the fbi director know about this case and when did he know it? what did the attorney general learn from the fbi and when did he learn it? because what they really want to get to, nora, is why weren't the committees told under the national security act that an investigation, not targeting but where the issue of the cia comes up. >> and why they didn't feel that the president should be notified. >> that's right. >> so what do you think the fbi is going to have to change about the way it goes about this? >> well, i think the fbi and the department of justice is going to say, we did a careful legal analysis. you're supposed to notify the white house and the congress about significant intelligence activities and this was a criminal, not intelligence investigation into a stalking case that looked like it had more to do with an affair than a security compromise. i think this is g

with the opposition and defying prime minister david cameron by voting for cuts to the money britain hands over the brussels every year parties laura smith explains with the cloud hanging over the houses of parliament could this be the beginning of the end of britain's membership in. the european union pro europe deputy prime minister nick clegg certainly seems to fear so he's said that wednesday's rebellion by conservative m.p.'s when they voted in favor of cutting the budget in the e.u. could leave britain either isolated inside the union all out of it altogether that will be music to the is of many who support leaving the e.u. the money britain contributes has become a huge grain of contention while brussels encourages e.u. member countries to tighten their belts it doesn't appear to be tightening its own and in fact if the e.u. commission gets its wage britain will be forced to pay an extra one point three billion pounds next year in budget contributions on top of the eleven billion we already pay and we'd soon be handing over a staggering twenty two thousand pounds a minute to brussels david cameron has promised till negotiate a dea

smith. she was the inspiration behind scandal. she is pleading for privacy for kelly. and stay with abc news for any updates into the investigation involving davidpetraeus. >> they think it teenager may be responsible for two recent murders. >> they sibilant joshua to murders and waldorf and d.c.. he was arrested last week in connection with their murder of a taxi driver in northeast. they say a gun was found at his and that lent him to the october 25 murder. her husband was wounded. neighbors shocked by the news. >> that a shock. she is only 17. >> that is the husband is now recovering at home. police did not know what led to the shooting. he is now behind bars in d.c. investigators also searching for the gunman responsible for a triple shooting and northeast. base a two man and woman were shot at a gas station. a suspectof three victims expected to survive. >> today maryland live will reveal plans for new table gamingr gaming following the passage of question 7 expanding gambling in the state. the plan to add more than 125 table games. at a news conference this morning there will discuss the impact the casino will have on tax revenues for mary

joining us now is chris smith who formed his own task force to exam stand your ground, and david hemmingwaynsive research into the issue of gun violence. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> eliot: you were not asked to participate in governor scott's commission. you did your own. what did your study find out about the flowers stand your ground law and how effective or ineffective and how dangerous it might have been. >> we found that it is very ineffective and dangers in that we have people from a cross section with defense lawyers prosecutors, law enforcement, a lot of people on our task force. when we talk to law enforcement one thing that stood out was the law enforcement cannot even detain someone if you shoot someone dead in the streets of florida, and you claim stand your ground, law enforcement can't even detain you under the immunity provision so they can createlyaccurately do an investigation. my task force came out with amend so law enforcement can do their job and investigate the claim of stand your ground. >> eliot: was governor scott semiicsympatheti

smith will be evaluated after leaving the game with a concussion. in the meantime, they led the team to a tie against the others with the st. louis rams. 49ers kicker davidcres made a field goal to send it into overtime and he missed it after the game. they also missed a field goal winning try and the field time would end, nfl's first tie in four years. >>> the raiders tied a team record yesterday for the most point allowed. they scored on the first 6 of 7 possessions on a fake field goal. >>> i thought it was weird they would end the game in a tie yesterday. >> that is the first four and it is absolutely a waste of time. good morning everybody. let's look at the commute now. now if you are driving around the bay area, they mentioned earlier some schools were out, and if you are just watching for the heck of it, this is interstate 880, no major problems there and also san mateo bridge looks good getting to highway 101. and that looks good getting into the valley as well as the other freeways, let's go to steve. >>> sal, let's think if you were a rams and if. >> we would kick an ultimate delay. >>> and in fort brag, maybe even by this time, 30s and 40s bu

david: some say the democrats it would not be possible. there is significant deregulation of the trucking industry. fred smith said federal express cannot havcould not have started become a successful as it is that it had not for the deregulation put into effect during a democratic administration. it is possible to get significant deregulation with a democratic president. what would it take? >> it takes the will and leadership. again, we are envisioning the watching and waiting. i would not say anything today on november 7, i would not have said on november 5 the issues of uncertainty are still there. now the only first glimmer of hope is what you heard in the acceptance speeches. if in fact the president and the congress are willing to work together and reach some common ground, then we have a possibility. but if they will be deadlocked, we have great danger for the economy in 2013. i would be willing to bet at this point with the uncertainty, many businesses probably are preparing contingency plans for significant downturn next year. it doesn't have to happen if you have the people in the government, the ad

david petraeus. we now know the identity of the second woman. >> he said his vision was blurred. >> alex smith is recovering from a concussion. he left the game in the sec quarter. we will show you what happened. >>> good evening. in heyward tonight, family and friends gathered to share their grief over the kill canning of a 19-year-old man. they are angry, as well, though, claiming that police aren't doing enough to find the killer. ernesto was reported missing and found dead last week. monty francis is joining us from heyward where a candle light vigil was held a couple of hours ago. >> reporter: good evening. the most pressing question is who would want to kill 19-year-old ernesto and why? you can see that people have left candles here at the abandoned building where he was found dead and the family is demanding answers and justice. >> use this time to be there for his family. >> reporter: about 150 people gathered an abandoned auto shop in heyward tobt tonight where the body of ernesto was found last tuesday. his father reportedly the 19-year-old missing on november 1st. his family spent several days se

david lee with the tko. and the rookie harrison barnes had a breakout game. cleans up the garbage. 7th overall pick. stefan curry, give and go. and the warriors win 92-88. >>> alex smith is back to practice and reportedly cleared to play monday night against the bears after passing a series of concussion tests. >> they might have to if alex keeps taking shots like that. >> i feel good. i felt good today. everything i've gone through, i felt good. it's really not up to me. when your vision is not what if should be, it's difficult. and for me it didn't get better. it wasn't one. these things i could blink off. i went on the sideline, sat down, and just -- it continued to get worse. >> tomorrow i'm going to interview jim harbaugh. and i know what he's going to say. he is going to be coy the rest of the week, forcing the chicago bears to prepare for collin kaepernick. >> we're going to hear the chicago team is unbelievable. >> the best team we've ever faced. and i honestly believe alex may have to sit this one out. >> maybe you should just sodo the interview now. [ laughter ] -- >> we're coming back at 11:00. >> just win! ,,,, (car horn) paying with your smartphone instea

months and as emily smith reports some members of congress are upset that they were not alerted sooner. >> mie i don't go fer paw la broad well wrote the book about retired general david patrais. >> i think the values he upholds and trys to instill in his organizations are valuable and worth pointing out. >> but the back story led to the cia director's down fall. >> the affair started approximately two months after he was in the cia and ended about four months. >> told the director of national intelligence about the affair with broadwell on election day. some members of congress questioned the timing as the fbi had been investigating longer. health majority leader spokesman say it is congressman learned of the fbi involvement in october. the investigation stemmed from patrais family-friend jewel kelly who told the fbi she received e-mails she viewed as threat sxng jealous. it was tracked to paw la broadwell. patrais was never the investigation's target. there is another timing matter. patrais was scheduled to testify before congress this week about the consulate attack in labia. this video showed broad well speaking about the attack shortly after it happened. patrais

>> i'm evan smith, he's a pulitzer prize winning reporter nd best selling author whose biographies of bill clinton and vince lombardi of compelling. his latest is barack obama thhe's david maraniss. this is overheard. ♪ >> david maraniss, welcome. >> thank you, evan. >> great to see you. >> terrific o be here. >> this is a great book and the subject is so big, but i want to go kind of away from the book and ask generally about this president and why after all these years we still don't know where he's from, who he is, donald trump is asking for his college transcripts. i mean, there's not been a person in public life i would submit to you, about whom so much has been written, although out in the world so much apparently is still unknown. >> well, it's not unknown. >> of course i'm being facetious. >> he's the first african-american president. that's the first and only reason for all of this. >> this is all about race. >> it's all about race. >> at the end of the day you never asked for a birth certificate from a white guy. animosity and hatred that i saw directed towards bill clinton too so i can't say that all of that is about race, but the reason that these -- the con

smith. this is the fox report. tracking developments at this hour. after the resignation of cia director david petraeus. the spy agency confirming he has quit his post. admitting he cheated on his wife of 37 years. with his biographer. those who know him best say they never saw this coming. jennifer griffin has a long history of covering general petraeus and she is live for us now at the pentagon. jennifer? >> hi, harris, that's true. i have known general petraeus for the past five years. started covering him in iraq during the surge. you have to remember this was a four star general who was almost the definition of moral fiber. he spent years cultivating his image. he was so disciplined he often ran with visiting reporters in iraq, afghanistan, i remember him challenging me to sit ups when i went to interview him in afghanistan after my double mass accept tomorrow. dave petraeus never let anyone win. he was wildly ambitious. he married the west point superintendent's daughter holly petraeus while he was a cadet at the military academy. he had been married to his wife for 37 years. the affair with his b

david cameron he tweeted his congratulations as has the e.u. commission to say it's all smiles on the surface and i think there are some issues to be discussed underneath. your smith reporting right up next on arts he will be looking at the quinlan's take on obama's victory and how it may bode for the told good times between the two powers much more after a quick. of the six america votes for its next president. who will take the wheel as the us drives into the future. get the news the mainstream missives with up close election coverage the us election up close. and r.t. dot com. flying north with me in this old soviet work or so the helicopter is dr ron amir brodsky and his team from the region's medical aviation service we head across ever more barren tundra higher and higher into russia's arctic far north until eventually we see our landing spot with the arrival of this tiny village after crossing hundreds of kilometers of snowy wilderness as a boy here suffering from favre and the doctors are going to see what they can do. inside a small building not one but two babies and their parents are waiting for us the doctors inspect them but can't make a diagnosis and

. >> ifill: mark shield, and david brooks, and michael beschloss, and richard norton smith, and we're going to talk among ourselves for just a moment what we see coming. what are you watching for, david? >> florida and virginia right now. you want-- >> ifill: do you have a white board? >> i wish i did. i'm not that spiffy. we talked a lot about ohio. but to get to ohio mitt romney has to hurdle florida and virginia. and we've really got no real information but little whiffes of information, looking pret competitive in both places. so the romney people should be looking nervously at both those states. >> woodruff: why do you say that, because they thought they would be doing better? >> because of who is come out to vote, the exit polls. they looked close in those state and romney really has to win those. >> ifill: what information are you picking up? >> i'm always fasinated by david's whiffs, and i think virginia is interesting because they had to extend the voting hours in virginia, from normal closing. >> woodruff: based on long-- >> long lines that people were in lines, which i thin

smith complained of blurry vision and was diagnosed with a concussion. 7 yd touchdown run midway through the fourth, barely getting in and. there up 2421 when davidied the game of the 33 yd field goal. but 2 of overtime and akers missed a field goal. we had another missed field goal in the overtime period as well from st. louis. the game ended in a tie. most people forget nfl games could end in a tie and it was the first one and more than four years. with that side niners are still in the lead in the nfc west right now. no one is happy with that side. niners are six to add one in the season. some of the big question as well access be able to play to and monday night football. he has a concussion and the bears' quarterback j. cutler also has a quarterback. he left the game last night with that had hit. with that we may have backup quarterbacks for the monday night games with the court would be nine hours taking on the bears. the raiders a the ravens in the second quarter was 23 baltimore. there is hayward base on and gives the tackle. 368 yds 2 touchdowns and interceptions. the raiders left lost 55 to 20. san the most points allowed in the game as

. >>> 49ers quarterbacker all level smith will undergo a series of tests before he is set to play next week. backup quarterback led the team to a come back and daviddefended into overtime during the overtime he missed a 49- yarder. after the penalty he also missed a winning goal and it is the nfl's first tie in 4 years. the raiders tied a team marker for the most points allowed. the ravens scored on 6 of their 7 possessions and they also scored on a fake field goal. and in syracuse university and san diego state faced off in an aircraft carrier. they defeated san diego state on the battle -- in a battle on the midway. because of the rain it was moved to sunday and both teams had to deal with gusty winds and organizers had some problems with one working shot clock and a scoreboard that was slow to update. >>> more people were watching the veteran's day parade than ever before. now this parade started back in 1967 and they had three veterans walking the streets with a flag. organizers had 30,000 people lining the streets yesterday saluting the veterans and a lot of them were worried about the nation's wounded soldiers. >> a lot of people are coming

david cameron he tweeted his congratulations as has the e.u. commission to say it's all smiles on the surface and i think there are some issues to be discussed underneath. smith now obama's election has been welcomed here in russia but the question remains whether his second term can breathe new life into the historically sensitive relations between the two nations. can offer us more on the challenges ahead. many do view mr obama as the engine behind to the reset of relations with moscow and one of the biggest achievements of that is definitely the new nuclear arms reduction treaty but at the same time some of the biggest stumbling points in relations are still there including washington's plans for the n.t. missile defense system in europe and despite moscow's concerns that it could be a threat to russia's national security we know that obama promised to be a bit more flexible on that will really have to see how it works out and also the two are probably the most fierce opponents at the u.n. security council when it comes to the conflict in syria but certainly there are many things that you could work together on which could really tilt this relationship in

david cameron he tweeted his congratulations as has the e.u. commission has said it's all smiles on the surface and i think there are some issues to be discussed underneath the course while laura smith reporting well up next i will be looking at the kremlin's take on obama's victory and how it may bode for the tobin ties between the two powers and much more after the break. the six america votes for its next president. of the us drives into the future. gets the news the mainstream this is without a close election. the us election up close. and. trimmings in this tree even for specialists a voice can produce several sounds it warms to the means the art of throat singing comes naturally picked up like a language. a language of communicating with nature it said that's where throat singing originates from the unions believe not only animals but also surrounding objects like reverse forests and even stones of souls imitating the sounds they believe assumes to capture the power of nature. was. to get to one of the five main stars of scrotes engine it imitates the gentle breezes of summer chara whose name means great hunter says he suspects adopt. there are special instruments that accompa

david. the need is immense. we invite you to our food drink. to find more on this and a location near you just go to our web site. 49ers quarterback alex smith not to be playing against chicago bears. apparently did not pass a concussion test required to come back on to the field. >> we thought this is going to be a go. tonight's game will be the first time they've hosted monday night football since the power outage that delayed the game.t >> abc 7 sports reporter mike shumann is live. i know you talked to alex a few minutes ago. and he's surprised he's not playing its interesting. i asked him what happened. he said nothing i'm all good. and seemed almost miffed he wasn't starting tonight. he was casual, looking like he's ready to go. i think the 9ers made a decision for him. i talked with other players they said he started having headaches again. so i think niners made a safe decision not to play. now, collin cappernick said he didn't find out until this morning he was going start. i talked to a few quarterbacks and steve said all collin has to do is manage the game. >> i as a competitor this, is a job i want. i want to get it faster maybe than