>> ¿sigue viniendo con doris aquÍ? >> no, de ninguna manera.nita lo tiene de tonta y descarada. octavio la dejÓ plantada casi al pie del altar por mÍ, ella lo sabe y sÉpalo usted tambiÉn. si yo quisiera, octavio volverÍa a abandonarla.

like. >> online dory uses the screen name briman31282.e was chatting with a decoy who called herself ally who told him she was a 14-year-old girl. dory tells her he wants to have sex with her and what position he will use. he says he'll bring condoms and then sends pictures of himself masturbating. he even tells her he's had sex before with another underage girl he met online. the decoy responds -- >> did you teach her the same things you're going to teach me. >> he replies. >> i sure did. and she loved it. >> i circled around again. >> here he is in our house. >> well, did you bring anything? >> yeah. >> what did you bring? >> i brought my clothes. i brought condoms. >> the decoy he's meeting is really a 19-year-old actress hired by "dateline." >> let me go change, and i'll be right back. >> i'm going to get my stuff. >> why don't you have a seat right over there for me, please. >> okay. >> what are you doing here? >> just meeting somebody. >> and who are you here to meet tonight? >> somebody i was talking to on the computer. >> what's h

isn't working doris troll. pennsylvania.ause he makes everybody say merry christmas. ry have to stop watching the factor this time of year. he harps on the issue. some people do not want to be greeted with merry christmas. there is an old saying, doris, life is tough and then you die. federal holiday christmas. don't like it change it to winter soltis. americans like and respect the tradition. uses the word merry. for you to try to interfere with the free expression of the federal holiday is wrong. my job is to look out for the folks, including you, doris, but when you intrude on something that brings joy to most of your fellow country men i have to step in and scold you. i hope you understand. say goodbye to heather, everybody there, she. >> i like that scolding. >> she has to go to bed. if you are mad as hell we want to know about it please email us at mad as hell at foxnews.com. we come right back, megyn kelly on another school district trying to ban christmas carols, here you go, doris, also president obama costume getti

it's a novel that you conceived of with a writer named doug doris. >> doug doris wrote the book, didan extraordinary job. the idea was to take a novel and to say what if someone left a novel in a library, a library obamacare an old library book, as it is. >> stephen: let me open that up like that. >> and you get in this sporty black case, and you tone up and you have a 1949 library book and if you look in the book, you see there's writing inside in the margins. and it's two people who have met through the book. the book bakes vessel of communication. it's sort of like an analog texting. ( laughter ) >> they're writing back and forth and investigating this writer, who essentially wrote the book. >> stephen: obviously, i know who b.m. shrock is. the book is shrokasian. is he a real person? >> no. >> stephen: there is a novel that is fake. and then the people who are writing to each other are also made up. so it's almost like it's three stories in one book. >> it's sort of a play on top of a novel. inside the book you get all these -- >> stephen: you have little bitsave newspaper in her

author, honorary red sox, doris kearns goodwin will be joining us. let's begin tonight-- ( laughter ) i am the worst segue person in the world. let's begin tonight. let's begin tonight! ( laughter ) i can't figure it out. let's begin tonight with an eye on the media in our new segment meh culpa. one of the most hallowed names in all of journalism is "60 minutes," a show that has for week after week for over 45 minutes brought us 58 minutes of hard-hitting groundbreaking investigation into everything from corporate greed and corrupt governance, and two minutes of musings. >> bought 1,000 honey due melons and only three of them were ripe over the years. ( laughter ) >> jon: i think he'd want to be remembered as somebody who was-- a great writer-- ( cheers and applause ) it's almost as if the audience was trained behaviorably to react to something that we-- ( laughter ) exwaish the man clearly could not pick out good produce. my point is this-- last month, it looked like "60 minutes" had done it again, scoring an exclusive interview with an eyewitness t

doris got a life sentence. yvette condemned to die. she told us about her first day on death row. >> i begin to hear insults. i first got in and begin to hear people talk about. oh, she got death. oh, she is going to die for the crimes she committed. >> even though they were housed at the same prison the women were prohibited from seeing one another. but occasionally doris would catch a fleeting glimpse of yvette. >> i would go by the chapel and see my sister she would be in the window. i would walk by with a group of ladies. and everybody was saying, doris there is your sister. i said god there she is. i wish she was out here. you know? i hated to go by there just to see her. it would hurt my heart. and i would ache. >> after six years, yvette's punishment was reduced to life, and she could leave death row and see doris. >> i was so excited. we were crying, kissing and hugging it was like a great reunion. i started crying. i got emotional. and i just begin to praise god. yeah. >> though they can see each other on the yard. prison offi

isn't working doris troll. pennsylvania. at bill because he makes everybody say merry christmas. ry have to stop watching the factor this time of year. he harps on the issue. some people do not want to be greeted with merry christmas. there is an old saying, doris, life is tough and then you die. federal holiday christmas. don't like it change it to winter soltis. americans like and respect the tradition. uses the word merry. for you to try to interfere with the free expression of the federal holiday is wrong. my job is to look out for the folks, including you, doris, but when you intrude on something that brings joy to most of your fellow country men i have to step in and scold you. i hope you understand. say goodbye to heather, everybody there, she. >> i like that scolding. >> she has to go to bed. if you are mad as hell we want to know about it please email us at mad as hell at foxnews.com. we come right back, megyn kelly on another school district trying to ban christmas carols, here you go, doris, also president obama c

joe scarborough, doris kearns goodwin, mark halperin and congresswoman donna edwards.lus harry smith with a "meet the press" video essay as we approach the anniversary of a special moment in american history. we're back after a short break. >>> now it's your >>> when we come back, the roundtable is here. a lot of politics to get to. plus those comments you just heard a few minutes ago from john kerry on the jfk >>> meet the press is back with our political roundtable. here this morning, mark halperin, doris kearns goodwin, donna edwards and joe scarborough. now, david gregory. >> good morning. a lot to get to. chris christie and the future of the political party. joe, your book is coming out at an ideal time because the republican party is looking to the future. do they see chris christie in the center of it? >> i don't know if they do or not, but this week they've been saying are we chris christie republicans or cuccinelli republicans? we have to have both sides together. the day after the election, we were saying, who has the best foot forward? we have to have the te

joe scarborough, historian doris kearns goodwin. time's magazine's mark halperin, plus representative donna edwards. plus harry smith and his essay on the meaning of gettysburg on lincoln's celebrated speech. i'm david gregory with all that ahead on sunday, november 10. >>> good sunday morning. no deal despite hopes of a breakthrough. three days of negotiations in geneva failed to produce an agreement to freeze iran's nuclear program in exchange for relief from crippling international sanctions. and although all sides pointed to progress, iranian president rouhani this morning insisted his country will not give up the right to enrich uranium. that is the critical step in the production of nuclear weapons. prior to rouhani's comments, i spoke exclusively to secretary of state john kerry just moments after the talks had ended. secretary kerry, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. good to be with you, david. >> the bottom line goal here is to prevent iran from producing or acquiring a nuclear bomb. you said in the interim yo

my opponents do not. >> rose: doris kearns goodwin is here, she is a historian, she is an author,? he is so much more, her books have brought to life some of the most fascinating figures in american history and awarded the pulitzer prize, eleanor the home front in world war ii, her 2005 book, teams of rivals of abraham lincoln and leading members of his cabinet was part of the steven spielberg movie lincoln, this tells the story of roosevelt and howard taft, they door roosevelt, william theodore .. roosevelt. >> william howard taft. >> thank you. >> your red sox did it. >> oh, my god, we were there. the happiest day to be there when they won in that stadium. >> rose: game six at home. >> and that they were winning all the time so i didn't have to run around to the bathroom to be afraid. it was great. >> rose: and good for boston. >> it was great for boston. it really was. and that team was a different kind of team that we usually have, scrappy, no big stars. >> rose: exactly. >> except for big papi and they worked together as a team. >> rose: can you imagine, he hit about 7:30 for

[all talking at once] >> kirk: la doris what do you think of the relationship? >> they are toxic they need to leave each other alone. that is what they need to do >> and we're doing it. easy. easy. >> where is your man? >> why does your son and -- >> because you don't know what you want as woman to woman are you not fair. you going by verbally from what he is saying. and don't get in my face and tell me what i need to do. >> i did. i did. >> kirk: la doris -- let me -- [all talking at once] >> kirk: you cannot keep going. come here. we came here for the truth. don't you want the truth? are you going to run from it forever? if you are running that is an admission of guilt. let's get it all straightened out today. where are you going to go? come on back. dormisha. all right. i'm going to try and get her and when we come back hopefully she will be with me. we will be right back. [applause] [♪] coming up next... >> kiss my black... do you understand that >> i understand what you are saying. i do understand. i totally understand. >> girl i'm about to take off my comi

. >> catherine: the los angeles times reports that matthew pond said doris payne made the promise after she was released from a northern california prison where she was serving time for crimes out of san diego county. >> catherine: payne was arrested tuesday after she was suspected of stealing a $22,000 ring from a palm desert store on oct. 21. >> catherine: over more than five decades, payne claims to have swiped millions of dollars'the u.s. and europe by posing as a well-to-do buyer. she has four theft convictions since 2009 in southern california. >> catherine: today marks the 2 year anniversary of one of the most viral videos in the people behaving badly franchise and we thought we'd share it again so we don't soon forget. in this edition of people behaving badly. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: this particular cart pulling requires three people and the driver was on my own. this guy started making

. >>> doris molina sabe muy bien lo que sufren los jornaleros cuando llegan al país >>> la vergüenza,ausa problemas. >>> lo único que está pasando es estrés diario, de la ansiedad. >>> doris trabajo en salud para todos, 3 días a la semana salen a la calle para dar comida e información a los trabajadores. >>> un launch caliente, servicios médicos de salud dental. >>> toribio lleva más de 10 años como jornalero en las calles de oakland. >>> siempre ayuda y apoya alos trabajadores, dándonos trabajo y también comida, y la salud también nos ha ayudado. >>> bajo la nueva reforma de salud, millones tendrán acceso a seguro médico por primera vez, pero no los inmigrantes indocumentados, nuevamente los que trabajan sin papeles se las tendrán que arreglar cómo puedan. >p>>momento de nuestra última pausa, y al regresar arrancó la jornada 16 del fútbol mexicano y las Águilas del américa buscan mantenr el liderato. >>> ya regresamos con más. >>> si quiere más información de los planes de salud para usted y su f a [ locutora ] sólo encuentras pan fresco en la panadería. sí...pero no. [ locutora ] co

up next on c-span, q&a, with historian and author doris kearns goodwin talking about her latest book "the bully pulpit." then "washington journal." 1:00 p.m. eastern, live coverage of the house as members return for general speeches. ♪ >> this week on "q&a," a letter prize-winning author and historian doris kearns goodwin discusses her latest historical narrative titled "the bully pulpit." >> doris kearns goodwin, your new book, "the bully pulpit: theodore roosevelt, william howard taft and the golden age of journalism," if you flip it over, there is a whole other story on the back. i want to ask you to start off, who is this man? >> sam mcclure, founder of "mcclure's" magazine. he was orphaned by his father. his mother immigrated to america, lived in incredible poverty but dreamed of becoming a journalist. he has a dream when he is a young man of creating a magazine. it will be a cheap magazine, not the harpers, but 10 cent people can read it. he will hire staff, pay them for years to do research so that they can come up with real pieces of fact and stories that will persuade the co

, doris, you need to stop living in the past?d then. i was writing about franklin roosevelt and they would come by the room and i was yelling at franklin, would you still be, be nicer to eleanor or to eleanor forget about the fact he had an affair 20 years ago and they think what is going on in the room? they are talking to dead presidents. >> and dead presidents have been very good to doris kearns goodwin. >> all of her presidential biographies have been best sellers. she won a pulitzer for her book on fdr and eleanor roosevelt and her lincoln biography was the basis of the steven spielberg movie. >> i can't accomplish a goddamn thing of any human meaning or worth until we cure ourselves of slavery and end this pest, this war. >> her newest book is about the friendship theodore roosevelt and william howard taft, unusual for good win in that one of them is not a larger than life president, although he certainly was large. >> how many people are going to know much about taft other than that he weighs 350 pounds. >> and had a batht

we begin this evening with presidential historian doris kearns goodwin, her new book is called the bully pulpit, they door roosevelt, william howard taft and the golden age of journalism. >> and i would like to think that empathy is what i brought to all of these people. i mean, even with taft, you start off knowing almost nothing about hip except he was a fat and lost the 11 in 12 and won the election in eight and a really decent man, he is not a public leader like teddy, but i felt a sense of understanding where he was coming from, understanding his wife, who he adored and who had a stroke in the beginning of his presidency and suddenly i am feeling so sad for him. and i would like to think that experience with lbj as a historian changed me forever, because i am not judging these people, i am trying to make them come to life. >> rose: we conclude with josef joffe, he is the publisher and editor of "die zeit" his new book is called the myth of america's decline. >> in fact, you are right when you say a sound economy at home is one of the preconditions for an active role abroad, but what

i am totally going to ruin doris kearns goodwin's next book!eers and appl appl èv$,x 1@,x"0"0"0"0 oning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: very interesting this book. that is our show. here it is, your moment of zen. >> i love the commercialization of christmas because it spreads the christmas cheer. it's the most - welcome back. we're here talking with all-star shooting guard charlie sanders about his amazing career. now charlie, you grew up in a tough neighborhood, didn't you? - that's right. drugs, violence. my whole life, i had to deal with adversity. - and that continued when you went on to the pros? - that's right. you know, fines, injuries, everything. no matter how big a star i am, i'm always gonna be dealing with adversity. - adversity johnson, what's your take on this? - i don't know, girl. i just like [bleep] with him. just like, eh. - ah! come on, adversity. - deal with me, dog! [laughs] [loud slap] - [groans] - [laughs maniacally] i said, "deal with me

doris joins me from new york. first of all, doris, congratulations. you spent seven years on this. i want to take you through the creative process. what happened between roosevelt and taft. why did you having written about roosevelt decide you wanted to expand the book to include the relationship and ultimately the role of the muck rakers. >> it happens i choose these subjects about others written because they are the most interesting in history and so you need your own angle. when i discovered 400 letters from taft and teddy and great friends when they were younger. so the break in 1912 was much more emotional and heartbreaking than i knew, that became the second strand of the story. taft and the friendship. i began to realize the reason teddy was successful and taft fell short teddy understood how to use the bully pulpit, have remarkable relationships with the press and he did not. that's where muck rakers came in, vanguard of progressive reform at the time. >> so many things fascinate me. of course velt and taft got to know each other during the harrison, roosevelt becomes presi

nobel prize author doris lessing died. she wrote plays, and nov ills including "the golden notebook", and "the terrorists." in 2007 she became the oldest author to win the nobel prize for literature. she was 94. that will do it for this edition of al jazeera. thanks for watching, have a great evening. >> a rally in san salvador, capital of central america's smallest and most densely populated state. on the streets the chants are about the onward march of social justice, in a country that's seen bitter civil war and the transformation of former left wing guerillas into a political

dory question about morocco. how is the moroccan military been as a partner? >> we have at a very strong relationship over many years. incorporated in the types of training activities that we do in terms of the exercises that on al qaeda and affiliates is central in the types of conversations and tactics that are underway with the moroccan military. we have been very encouraged even though morocco is not a neighbor of mali with the events past two years, there are concerns and considerations there in the works they are doing to support the efforts, the force that is in place, the multinational peace force. moroccans have provided a field hospital to that effort and they are in the process of providing training that will be religious training for people who were based in mali to help with countering violent extremism. ,ven well beyond their borders morocco has had a long history of participating in peacekeeping operations. they continue to be quite engaged. the other thing i would like is moroccan leadership in hosting a border security ministerial in the last

so doris, help us follow the money on mental illness.nding is mental illness treatment getting? is it enough? is it going to the right places? how might it be different? >> debbie is absolutely right. we've had terrible cuts in mental illness health care across the country. there's no place we could use more money for more services. one of the things that's missing when we discuss, even in the mental health community, where those dollars need to go is that we have the vast majority of people who are not a danger to anyone else. they can walk in and seek services. they know they need help. they can get -- their services may not be what they should be, but they can seek help. then you have this very small segment of people who are the ones that primarily drive these negative impressions that debbie's talking about. and they can step in and seek services. and so no matter how much money we throw at them they're still going to be out there because they're lost in a different world. and so we have two populations. one very large. one small. o

doris lessing died last sunday, age 94. there is no doubt fiction makes a better job of the truth, she wrote, and so she proved in her master work "the golden notebook" and the many other novels written throughout a literary career that spanned six decades. she was an iconoclast. she didn't suffer fools. she said what she meant and meant what she said, with no holds barred and no subject off limits. i spoke with her ten years ago as she described growing up in africa and her one great love, the written word. >> you never stop writing? >> no. i'm compulsive. and i deeply think that it has to be something very neurotic. and i'm not joking. it has to be. because if i've finished a book, and this wonderful release, which i'm now feeling. it's off, it's in a parcel, it's gone to a publisher. bliss and happiness. i don't have to do anything. nothing. i can just sit around. but suddenly it starts, you see. this terrible feeling that i am just wasting my life, i'm useless, i'm no good. now, it's a fact that if i spend a day busy as

i want to hear from you, doris, because i want to stay on the signs.people know folks who they have seen what maybe could be signs but they're not quite sure. what should people be looking for? >> well, you know, first of all, we've got to remember mental illness is a disease. it's a treatable disease. it's something we can all learn about. in these young men that we're talking about and these cases all involve men at that key age, usually the onset of symptoms prodromal symptoms, the early signs, took place a long time before. it's sort of a spectrum. and the early symptoms are hard for parents to figure out because, is this mental illness or is it just a squirrely seventh grader? >> acting out. >> yes, it can be confusing. but when we get to most of these cases, where there is a terrible tragedy or a tragedy that's terrible but doesn't make headlines, oftentimes the families will say, i sought treatment for years and nobody would help. they wouldn't -- the medical providers, especially when we get to adults, you hit 18, the parent is out of the loop.

. ♪ >> this begun "q&a," a letter prize-winning author and historian doris kearns goodwin discusses heratest historical narrative titled "the bully pulpit." >> doris kearns goodwin, your , theodore roosevelt, william howard taft and the golden age of journalism, if you flip it over, there is a whole other story on the back. i want to ask you to start off, who is this man? of --lure, calendar founder of "mcclure's" magazine. by his father. his mother immigrated to america, lived in incredible poverty but dreamed of becoming a journalist. he has a dream when he is a young man of creating a magazine. it will be a cheap magazine, not the harpers, but 10 sent people can read it. he will hire staff, pay them for years to do research so that they can come up with real pieces of fact and stories that will persuade the country that we have to do something about the problems of the industrial age. >> what year? >> he starts in the 1890 -- 1893. flounders until it really grows. >> when did you decide that you were going to feature these so- called muckrakers? >> i am not sure i can fully remember

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nobel prize winner doris lessing has gone by the its efforts in the philippines are continuing to gather pace with more a now getting through to the survivors of typhoon plan. president baby noah keenan has been visiting some other hardest hit areas the official death toll is now over four thousand with thousands more stillness. you might visit time and i am attending mass on sunday morning. the real intention that on a condo on the time and interest is i'm grateful to the line community as one of the hardest hit the bank is selling at least the weekend. brayden all this being said we are feeding on so far with ayam is one of the strongest time he's ever recorded. he really has the power of the way from the storm thirty. leap year kerry's record of the typhoon. he and his government are facing criticism for not giving aid to survive as quickly enough the keenan said they were doing all they can. but no i want to stress that the government has me nuts at least twenty countries are helping their operations do we rise up. of course no one will be easier and faster with assistance of all is

a with doris and goodwin. all of by david cameron remarks at the lord mayor banquet. the daughter of lady bird johnson. ♪ >> this begun "q&a," a letter prize-winning author and historian doris kearns goodwin discusses her latest historical narrative titled "the bully pulpit." >> doris kearns goodwin, your , theodore roosevelt, william howard taft and the golden age of journalism, if you flip it over, there is a whole other story on the back. i want to ask you to start off, who is this man? >> mcclure, calendar

. >>> and doris lessing, the outspoken writer who won the nobel prize for literature at the age of 88 died today in london. her best-known works included "the golden notebook," "memoirs of a survivor," and "the summer before the dark." "the golden notebook" was not available in france or germany for more than a decade because of its frank discussion about women's sexuality. doris lessing was 94. >>> a story by reuters details how hackers from the group known as anonymous broke into multiple u.s. government agency computers and stole sensitive information and may still have access. for more, we're joined now from san francisco by joseph mexico, he authored the piece. first of all, how significant is this hack? >> well, it's obviously very significant. they don't -- there are multiple u.s. agencies, including various bits of the u.s. army. there's the department of health and human services, and at the department of energy alone, we got ahold of an e-mail internally that says that they got access to personal details on 100,000 people and others and bank account information on 120,000 em

famed writer doris lessing has died. lessing a british author of more than 50 works is perhaps best known for her "the golden notebook" awarded the nobel prize in 2007. the academy citing her skepticism, fire and visionary power. >> jeff: doris lessing was 94 years old. later here prince harry walking with wounded warriors. and we'll tell you about the fakery that is hurting these real service dogs and their owners when the "cbs evening news" continues. whoo-hoo-hoo! yet many seniors who compare medicare d plans realize they can save hundreds of dollars. cvs/pharmacy wants to help you save on medicare expenses. talk to your cvs pharmacist, call, or go to cvs.com/compare to get your free, personalized plan comparison today. call, go online, or visit your local store today. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales

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up next on c-span, q&a, with historian and author doris kearns goodwin talking about her latest book "the bully pulpit." then "washington journal." 1:00 p.m. eastern, live coverage of the house as members return for general speeches. ♪ >> this week on "q&a," a letter prize-winning author and historian doris kearns goodwin discusses her latest historical narrative titled "the bully pulpit." >> doris kearns goodwin, your new book, "the bully pulpit: theodore roosevelt, william howard taft and the golden age