freedman. i just asked you about the senior citizen discount. that's me. can i have two crips?in that moment i realized i had entered confusing territory, what might be called the oxymoronic -- to remember that time in grade school when he learned about oxymorons in these contradictions in terms? if you think about the way we treat people who are living in the stage of life, like 60 is the new 40 and at the same time if you go to my pharmacy in berkeley on solano avenue, they give you senior citizens discounts. it's the old 80s and the same time the new 40 and we hear about the young and the old and the working retired. "newsweek" had a cover story about aging baby boomers entering the workforce and they described describe in as the walking dead. every contradiction, every difference, every kind of oxymoron to describe this period at a personal level and that same kind of contradiction and confusion is true more broadly societally. the longevity revolution, this vast expansion in life expectancy over the last century. we have increased to 100 years. average life expectancy at a

freedman. i just asked you about the senior citizen discount. that's me. can i have two crips? in that moment i realized i had entered confusing territory, what might be called the oxymoronic -- to remember that time in grade school when he learned about oxymorons in these contradictions in terms? if you think about the way we treat people who are living in the stage of life, like 60 is the new 40 and at the same time if you go to my pharmacy in berkeley on solano avenue, they give you senior citizens discounts. it's the old 80s and the same time the new 40 and we hear about the young and the old and the working retired. "newsweek" had a cover story about aging baby boomers entering the workforce and they described describe in as the walking dead. every contradiction, every difference, every kind of oxymoron to describe this period at a personal level and that same kind of contradiction and confusion is true more broadly societally. the longevity revolution, this vast expansion in life expectancy over the last century. we have increased to 100 years. average life expectancy at

wayne freedman, "abc 7 news". >> dan: how sweet and powerful is that.oming up next, faking an injury how one sport is clamminging down on significant art of down on significant art of when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> dan: san francisco ferry building is lit in blue tonight. its beacon support for world diabetes day. it affects 26 million people in this country alone. >> clear out there now as you saw in the live picture but that is changing and spencer christian is back with the forecast. >> should be much different picture in about 24 hours. time lapse view from mount tam camera with the trees sort of shaking in the wind. we had a few high clouds but blue skies throughout the afternoon. even at this hour, clear skies and clouds will move in overnight tonight. statewide, mainly sunny and mi

from market street, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> flores. ray. wonderful. >> a great team. team. i think the fans enjoyed both times. it is important that the city has something like this, especially everly three years. >> oh, yeah. willie mays and orlando is sepeda took part in the events. the former giants favorites helped make san francisco a baseball town. after the parade came the trek home and for these people who took the ferry it meant a very long wait in line. a very long line. look at pictures from sky 7 hd. none of them seemed to really mind. leslie brinkley with that part of the story. >> very, very long. >> reporter: how long? >> really long? >> miles long. >> yeah. miles long but it was all well worth it. >> it was worth it, yeah. >> reporter: but the giants energy still surged through the city with fans and even commuters infused about the excitement of the day. at the embarcadero bart station people squeezed on to platforms trying to board already jammed eastbound trains. >> we are trying to get them to squeeze in toward the middle but they just hang around

wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> no kidding. thank you very much. players told us how much fans mean to them. after being eliminated fans never gave up. the team thanked fans repeatedly. we love you. we did it. >> these guys have been unbelievable. we're thinking fans are way better. >> you can see why. this is awesome. this will bring to you tears. being with these people, they earned it. >> wow, saying fans are really the 26 players on the field. >> abc 7 news found them all along the parade route today you know i think i still have some confetti in my hair. it was a big party and the stars were of course giants players. fans arrived early this morning at the crack of dawn. they arrived from different places in the bay area. i like to see old guard and willie mays. this is what some had to say about the new generation of giants. >> great team. young team. fans enjoyed both times. it's important. >> today was a day to acknowledge the team and remember moments of the 2012 world series that brought them greatness. >> teammates showing me love through

wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> this is just what they don't need. a winter storm closing in. it's expected to bring snow, rain, and 80 miles per hour winds. people in low-lying areas have been told to leave. the storm is expected to undo many of the electric repairs after hurricane sandy. it's also leading to flight delay skpdz cancellations again. >> last night we took flight status. then came up it's cancelled so just called united and told we can come for an evening flight. but now just told not sure. so. >> they're waiting and united and american and virgin lirns cancelled 31 flights out of sfo today. >> oh, boy. >> here at home we went from our summer weather in the maul fall, to winter. sandhya patel with a big weather change. >> that is right. we're going to get an early taste of winter and going to be seeing cold showers and a possibility of snow. yes, here in the bay area. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and trying to bring a big carry on on board one airline will now cost big bucks. michael finney has details on that. >> first place the president declared victor

investigator scott freedman spent months digging through accident files. >> and we found that these crashes with the police officers are happening at a rate of about two or three a month in texas. >> reporter: a recent study in minnesota found 17% of accidents there involved distracted police officers. there is a radio, a cell phone, with email. the computer that constantly updates calls, sending and receiving messages, and a camera watching everything. in fort wayne, indiana, where the police fender benders are on the rise? >> it is dangerous, so have i had close calls? i have, and i've been lucky. >> reporter: the chief decided it was all too much. >> i felt we were setting officers up by putting all of this technology in the car and expecting them not to use that while they're moving. >> reporter: he has ordered all 360 cars to be fitted with a computer system that freezes the keys once the car exceeds 15 miles an hour. >> i can't change the screen, it doesn't function. other departments are ordering officers to pull over before using computers. >> every police department who says they d

gary freedman of downtown walnut creek's ace hardware says he is ready to deal with whatever nature puts out. >> as you can see here, i brought in a ton of tarps. we have the rain gear, anything i can think of that someone is going to need to be prepared. >> reporter: well, it's starting to fill and smell like the rain is coming. another big problem that you're going to have is power outages. so you better keep those flashlights handy. reporting live in pleasant hill, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> all good advice. thank you very much. the rain will certainly make the morning commute more treacherous. the chp is getting ready to help you out. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is live with tips on how you can ensure your own safety. >> it's just a little breezy. you can see some of the clouds rolling in behind me, and we're dry, which is a nice thing. tomorrow morning we are expecting a completely different story as this system is expected to make for a very dangerous commute, and possibly some power outages as well. people are getting ready for the wind and rain headed to the bay area.

according to sea bright's deputy police chief, brett freedman. >> he basically stepped into action, bringingfood and relief to residents and business owners of sea bright. he did more than he ever had to do. >> all good. >> reporter: he'll have to keep relying on an army of volunteers as the town struggles to rebuild. and if residents can't have turkey on thanksgiving there will be plenty of food waiting for them here. john bentley, cbs news, sea bright, new jersey. >>> police in missouri arrested a man suspected of plotting a colorado-style movie theater shooting. police near springfield say 20-year-old blake lammers confessed to a plan to open fire during a screening of the latest twilight movie. his mother called police saying she was worried her son planned to shoot people during the movie's opening weekend. police say lammers suffered from mental illness and was, quote, off his medication. >>> up next, your monday morning weather. >>> and in sports, a near record-setting performance in the nfl on a sunday that saw some tight finishes. alright then, let's do this thing! this is no ordina

and even more so how it's time to talk about that and more i was joined earlier by nora barrows freedman sociate editor and staff reporter with the electronic intifada i first asked her if there can be any retribution for the holy land five. over the past week and a half i've been speaking with some of the lawyers and civil rights advocates that have been involved in the holy land five defense team and it's unclear what the next step is and or that the family and some civil rights organizations are talking about. paving the way towards exoneration and release. but as the legal recourse this latest appeal to the supreme court was pretty much the last one and with the supreme court basically ignoring the differences the titian and stating that they would not hear this case it is it is almost completely closed the door on this issue unfortunately and these men. as are as you said serving these rethink really just unprecedented sentences essentially for feeding palestinian kids. as we know the usa id was giving money to the same charities so what is this really about here nora. well how much

wayne freedman learned today one of the best places to watch them is a winery. >> do you like this? the dry creek valley, they come for the wine. and they know they stay for the fish. there are&c2! big one ones in y creek. >> they're getting ready to lay eggs.. >> a chinook -- choonic just back from the sea. this year, they're returning in record numbers.. >> excess of 6300 fish. >> you counted?. >> yes. >> that is dr. greg hearton of the sonoma county water agency. they know this number because they have video and have counted fish moving upstream. the agency focused on coho and steelhead but seeing this in such record numbers bodes well. >> just an indication of how good conditions are. >> unless you know what you're looking for they're difficult to see. once spotting them, take a cram on the end of a stick... you'll see it this fish is days from laying eggs on the sandy bottom and continuing the life cycle. kl surprised it silver. pretty... amazing. >> they're ordering pinot and watching. >> looks like a fun way to spend the day. >> yes. yes. >> well, weather looking good, too.

. >> wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> all right.or joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> want to remind but our exclusive alarm clock app available now for your an droid phones you can down load now for free. the three-alarm clock app is still available if you have an iphone. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins now. >> good citizens go above and beyond to help police help a pair of thieves that struck outside of a shopping mall on friday. >> he's there for me. >> a family still raw with emotion. sharing memories of the brother and son they tloft a senseless crime spree in san jose this, is a story only on abc 7 news. >> question of the day how long can the weather last? the answer is in the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. >> dan and cheryl have the night off. we want to update you on a black friday accident turning into a horrible family tragedy. >> it has a mother, father and three daughters driving back after shopping in the south bay this morning. they crashed into back of a patrol car. >> one da

new decree is saying that he was leading the country on the path to freedom and democracy lawrence freedman from the executive intelligence review magazine says that egypt's political future is now being put to the test. i think britain morsi is now. on a slippery slope and it shows you how fragile. this whole movement that was launched a couple years ago for democracy and i sometimes say so-called democracy be great is not really giving democratic rights to the people and it's the people are participating in the government and also the people or actually raising their standard of living i see morsi the president has made some kind of arrangement with the military a few months ago i think he's also has some kind of it's true he has strong backing from that where it's till the actual people of egypt like all these other countries have gone through the city to mold to respond to people are given real at the moment to grow until. real freedom this is going to continue to be a problem people risk their lives people stayed out of demonstrations people did pummeled by police for some of the morsi

wayne freedman will have more in a live report coming up on abc news tonight at 6:00. >> san franciscogeneral hospital is joining laigs of those suing los angeles dodgers and former owner over the beating of brian stow. the hospital asking for $1.2 kblinl to cover the cost of providing extensive brain trauma care. stow was beaten by two men outside dodger stadium following 2011 season opener against the giants. >> we know what sparked this fight on black friday. women's under wear. we showed you this video on friday. a fight started at a victoria's secret, turns out two women were arguing over discounted under wear and started throwing punches and three men got involved. it took security 15 minutes to break up this fight. >> today is cyber monday when shoppers are expected to pound the keyboard instead of the pavement. >> abc 7 news explain autos cyber monday born in simpler times n 2005 people did holiday shopping online the money after thanksgiving. because that is when they're back in the office with access to high speed internet they didn't have at home, fast forward to tab blets a

. >> it reminds me of thomas freedman. he said, can't we just be china for one day?they paw lit size everything. now i want the ball and i want to go home. >> and we will get down to fewer choices, but itent would be them. back when there were three networks he was the highest rated thing on television. and then he came back in a world with 14 choices. >> the only person who watched him was marlow thomas and she hated it. she said i see you at home and now i see you on tv. bill, have you been following politics for 40 years and learned nothing. >> i followed the dude with the t-shirt that said politics. never said a word. i learned nothing. >> everybody is going back to the big three, cbs, nbc, the other one. >> bravo. >> i am reminded of another three. the three musk ask you tears. what did they want? all for one, one for all. let's get back to that. >> i think we finally killed him. >> this was not a fair and balanced panel and i think we might have killed him. >> i knew this was going to happen. that's what happens 6789 -- that's what happens. you can't go down to

from walnut creek, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> that is the coolest thing.lievable. >> it's incredible ask looks real at the end. the railroad society has holiday shows planned for this weekend at its place in walnut creek. >> what a fun thing to do. look under see it on tv for a link to their site. you'll find show times and directions.. >> now, let's get another check on the forecast. >> and advancing storms. >> we can use crawl space in the weather office. here is a time lapse view this just drifting over the bay. a lot of moisture over the bay today, not a lot of rainfall during daytime except up into the north bay. as you look, still falling over much of the north bai. you can see pushing below golden gate now south of the peninsula. parts of san francisco. pushing eastward now towards fairfield and more off shore is coming in our direction. tomorrow, state wide pockets of showers in the northern two-thirds to three quarters of the state. sunny, mild down south. here in the bay area after rainfall overnight and early morning hours, we'll see this taperi

as wayne freedman learned one of the best places to watch them is a winery. >> in the dry creek valley for the wine. they know all too well they stay for the fish. there are big ones in dry creek that runs through the property. >> right in there. get ready to lay their eggs. >> a chinook back from the sea and they were returning in record numbers. >> in excess of 5300 fish. >> you have counted that many fish? >> yes. >> that is greg horton part of the water agency which has spent considerable time to restore the salmon runs. they have counted the fish going upstream. >> just an indicator of how good conditions are, unless you know exactly what you are looking for they are very difficult to see. once you spot them, put a camera on the end of a stick, put it in the water, you'll see it. this fish they say is days away from laying eggs on the sandy bottom and continuing the life cycle. >> i was surprised how big it was and i was surprised it wasn't silver. it's pretty amazing. >> it's one experience to order some ino and enjoy salmon as a meal. they are ordering the pino and watching. >>

now join me in greeting marc freedman. [applause] >> thank you to all of you for coming out at the end of a work day to talk about the future of work. i read a quote from joseph campbell four years ago. he said that midlife is when you get to the top of the ladder and discover it's leaning against the wrong wall. that made me think about the wall that my ladder was leaning against. i had spent 20 years at that point focused on trying to create more opportunities for people in the second half of life to improve the circumstances of kids through the experience corp that john mentioned and other efforts and i felt like it was the right purpose in life. but i was flagging at the. i read a second quote around the same period and it was one that said that we'd stretched midlife so longed the become like a run on sentence in separate need of punk wation. and i decided i didn't need to change walls as muches as i needed to get punk wation. period no, a comma was too little. the semicollon, that's what i needed in my life. i went t

also with us composer david freedman. >> what did you think of your song? >> i loved it.t you've been through hell, and you both looked at each other like that's the line. those are the people that smiled through the persecution and pain in life. we're so happy to be able to tell your story. >> you have another battle you're going through all this point too. >> i should know either friday or monday. >> she's getting a biopsy and checking it out. >> you're a beautiful lady. >> we want to give you a little something. frances, there's a place called "t the golden pheasant in bucks county. they donated a consecutive two-night stay for you and your husband at the inn. they sent along this gift basket for you guys. >> that will be fun for you. >> yes. >> it will. >> i want to also say that rachel has her own cd out. >> rachel potter. >> it's -- >> the thought exchange. >> i want to listen. >> we have a show called "scandalous" david and i, and god bless, and tomorrow we're going to have a performance by cody -- >> people are crazy about that. cody. >> we're going to have the tr

folks like milton freedman drew attention to the fact that the fda doesn't need more frivolous work to do. it is legitimate drugs that need to be approved. it is a multi year process, and there are millions of people that have died as a result of waiting on the fda to clear this backlog. that's a much more pornts problem -- pornts problem than a few people who happen to unfortunately get -- >> you know what, in my contract for "red eye" it says you won't sit me next to a smart guy. >> i felt sorry for bill. >> i will see your precedence and raise you -- look, i hear phonetically. i will raise you the fact that i have a buddy who is a lawyer at the fda. and right now i am realizing i probably should vie mailed him and -- e-mailed him and sent him this story so i can get a quote from him. >> that's what we come to expect at "red eye." i could have done that, but i didn't. just like you. you could have watched something else and you didn't. i thank you for that. what am i saying? if you have a video of your animal doing something? go to fox news.com/red eye. >> tonight's half time report

in texas and louisiana after the civil war, he defended a black freedman. they have become the target of southern fury over losing the war. and many former confederate states the generals overseeing reconstruction turned a blind eye to the lynchings, beatings and burnings. sheridan, however, dismissed elected officials who condoned the massacre of blacks in new orleans. he conducted what may have been the first official act of racial integration in the south, vanishing separate streetcars in new orleans for blacks and whites. but there's little he could do to defend blacks in texas. the state was too big and sheridan had too few troops. in 1865 and 1866, 500 white men were indicted for murdering blacks. and not one of them was convicted. of texas, sheridan memorably said if i owned hell in texas, i would rent out texas and live in hell. [laughter] >> when the plains indians were last overwhelmed and forced to live on their reservations, sheridan tried to defend them, too. corrupt indian agents and contractors routinely stole their supplies and exploited the

here with the cutest looks for your kids is cozy freedman, the founder of cozy's cuts for kids and the and cutest cuts and sweetest hairstyles to do at home. >> wow. >> a mouthful. anyway, happy thanksgiving. >> things you can do at home, these are? >> yes, they are. these hairstyles look complicated but they are actually pretty easy. >> what does chara have going on? >> you can see, look at this way, love. look at this way. so, you can see this is called the simple bow or the present bow. we pulled two pieces back, tied in a bow, just like you're tying your shoe and then you pin it with bobby pins. >> very cute. >> glitter? >> we have glitter hairspray. every girl loves this. >> adorable. >> come down to ms. soledad. >> let her go back to where she was. >> smile. >> there you go, pretty. >> what i love about this hair style, she has short hair and it's hard to come up with creative styles. also very easy. all you do is part it down the center and make two sections on each side. and you twist it toward the part. i will demonstrate a fake one. then you just twist it toward the part. you

i follow milton freedman on that, larry elder, and i'm not hearing any such thing. >> and you won't. i live in california. we just now passed a measure that raise the state income taxes to 13.3%, the highest in the nation, and the president of the l.a. city council is going back to the voters and asking for another increase in sales tax. it's never enough. the left never gets enough taxes. we spend more on k-12 than any other country and ask any teacher, educrat if they want more money and they will say less. it's never enough for the left. >> well, you know, larry, i don't know which larry i'm talking about, the fiscal deliver, the whole discussion about the fiscal cliff to me is a farce and the reason why is because it's based on this notion that somehow too much deficit reduction is a bad thing. you can't have it both ways. you can't say you want to reduce the deficit and that's a priority and on the other hand we have a fiscal cliff that would reduce the deficit and you're opposed to that because you -- you don't want to increase taxes. >> i want to reduce the deficit. you're abs

freedman. i just asked you about the senior citizen discount. that's me. can i have two crips?ed confusing territory, what might be called the oxymoronic -- to remember that time in grade school when he learned about oxymorons in these contradictions in terms? if you think about the way we treat people who are living in the stage of life, like 60 is the new 40 and at the same time if you go to my pharmacy in berkeley on solano avenue, they give you senior citizens discounts. it's the old 80s and the same time the new 40 and we hear about the young and the old and the working retired. "newsweek" had a cover story about aging baby boomers entering the workforce and they described describe in as the walking dead. every contradiction, every difference, every kind of oxymoron to describe this period at a personal level and that same kind of contradiction and confusion is true more broadly societally. the longevity revolution, this vast expansion in life expectancy over the last century. we have increased to 100 years. average life expectancy at an amount that was equivalent to all t

-- jog everyone's memory to exactly what did he strategically and when he deployed, shear thomas freedmans exhibited a single act of leadership when he summoned the country fort surge that saved iraq from going into a death spiral. it was the combination of our surge and the sunni uprising that made that success. we completely overread that, is my belief, and petraeus turned that into a counterterrorism strategy that he said i did it in iraq. now i can do it in afghanistan. what worked in iraq was a failure in afghanistan and petraeus has to take responsibility for that. >> brian: is freedman on the money with that? >> he is right. petraeus did not do as well in afghanistan as he did in iraq. i think petraeus was tired in afghanistan. and burned out by that point. it bothers me that they at the present time capping him. it seemed like he was the only general who could lead news combat. it president-elect obama was a mistake to put him in afghanistan. >> brian: what's understated is it's not by coincidence the sunny uprising. he took all his men and put them in the outpost, put them in wit

we then continue to run the newspaper and at one point he was the president freedman's bank for a shorteriod of time. then he moved his family here. he really was a man of washington, this is just there's been many biographies written about frederick douglass and we know when we learn about him in grade school in 1845 he wrote his autobiography and told about his life experiences in order and his later life has been ignored spending a lot of time in washington as anacostia what has been written about his later life. estimate the hamas called cedar hills. is it still here? >> actually to read in the early 1970's frederick douglass site opened and the flagship side of the national park service has over 40 or 50,000 visitors every year. its high of on the hill and the u.s. capitol dome for the right it is really an amazing majestic view and it's open seven days a week, and the curator of the douglas contributed forward and this was important to me, too to make this book not just kind of -- to make active living histories of people that read the book if they've never been to the douglass ho

emily freedman is working that part of the story. as you can see here t crowd is really fixed on the screens as they have been for the last half an hour. it's very quiet in here and has been for most of the night except for some of the initial wins in the early states. a difficult evening for the people who thought as his campaign portrayed that they had a shot at winning the presidency tonight. . >> and i keep thinking a lot about the girls of the president. what is it to see your father, there they are, they're 11 and 14 now. >> i remember those words when they wint to the lincoln memorial and talked about him being the first african american president and she told him he better do a good job. >> is this some vind kags for the president and his team saying as joe biden said, don't judge me against the all mighty, judge me against the alternative. we pounds, pound, pound the alternative. >> donna, the president and his team did take a lot of hits in the early campaign about mitt romney's experience, you had bill clinton doing the sa

i'm going to start off the program this morning talking to tom freedman of the "new york times," whobout and where this is going. >> you really have a big show today too. general petraeus testified behind closed doors about the attack in libya and you're going to be talking with the heads of both intelligence agencies. what are you expecting them to say about his testimony? >> well, i think there's a central question that has to be resolved, which is, is there any contradiction between what was said about the attack by the administration, including the intelligence community, right after the 9-11 attack in libya, and what was said days after on this program and others by the u.n. ambassador, susan rice, who is basically a spokesperson for the administration. i think that becomes a key question about the administration knew and when and what she said about it at a politically charged time, we were so toward the end campaign. >> that brings up the question of u.n. ambassador, susan rice, both sides of the table not sure she might be the right choice to replace hillary clinton. >> and i

liz cheney brought up growth overt weekend and thomas freedman up. not all about cutting and raising taxes? meanwhile, let's talk about what the white house wants to do. they want to put more pressure on the lawmakers that do not want to raise taxes by asking everybody that supported them to come forward with youtube videos, post them on twitter and facebook of those lawmakers, like moderate democrats and republicans that don't necessarily want to go along with the increase in taxes. so he asked you that question. what would you put in a video or an text message. >> gretchen: i feel like the campaign is still going on with this messaging. >> steve: it never ended. >> gretchen: the election is over. i don't really understand this idea of going back to the voters and creating youtube videos to talk about whether or not you should put pressure on your members of congress to raise taxes. here is what tracy in maryland thought about it in an e-mail. if my taxes go over 35%, i will decrease the number of patients i see. she's a doctor. daily to reduce my i

>>mark freedman the author of " the big shift" talks about the need for better social programs and savings for people over 50. his speech at the commonwealth club of california is 45 minutes. >> good evening, and welcome to today's meeting of the commonwealth club of california. i am chair of the forum and your host for today. we also welcome the listening audience. we invite everyone to listen to us on line. now, it is my pleasure to introduce the distinguished speaker. mark freidman is ceo and founder of encore.org. second acts for the greater good. he spearheaded the creation of the experience court. largest of america's non-profit programs engaging people over 55. and, the purpose prize that offers prizes to the social innovators said under the second half of life. he was described as the voice of aging baby boomers who are stealing retirement for meaningful work later in life. while the wall street journal stated, in the past decade, mr. friedman has the march as a leading voice in discussions nationwide about the changing face of retirement. he is the author of the big shift, navigat

inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> tonight in prime time here on c-span2, marc freedman discusses his friedman discusses his new book, the big shift, navigating the new stage beyond midlife. he discusses how the baby boom generation is switching to new careers later in life. that begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. the presidential election is recounted tonight with our panel. >> that is where people are spending most of their time. for instance, this year, in 2008, we say make sure that you call your friends in battleground states to vote. this time, some of you probably got some of these messages, if you had someone who is a baseball fan that lives in ohio or virginia, think about that recent technology. >> how many engineers would you have working on the campaign? dozens of engineers, we have a bunch of guys in the basement of the rnc in washington. and so we really need to, we need to at a top to bottom review. let's do a full-scale audit and have an understanding of what the obama campaign dead. >> tonight at eight eastern on c-span. >> there are many people who

the event features author marc freedman. will open the lines and get your thoughts.nizations are more likely to cut matching contributions than retirement plans. more of that, not beginning at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the united nations security council is meeting to discuss the situation with israel and hamas and the gaza strip. we'll have that live for you. >> so much of the campaign was around social networks. that is where people are spending their digital time. we could send a list and say, make sure you call your friends in battleground states and tell them to vote. if you have someone who is a facebook friend, you get a message to check in with them and to make sure they vote. >> how did you know they had a facebook friend in ohio? >> we just did. >> the republican software crashed on election day. how many engineers did you have working on the campaign? >> dozens of engineers. we have a bunch of guys at the basement of the rnc. the republicans should start with a top to bottom review with what happened in the election. let's understand what the obama campaign did.

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