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for dallas macoun by kandji deathly nutmeg his defender and his pass to the crew deflection off george johnand in for nine goal to one was the final score colorado becoming the fourth different m.l.s. champions in the past four years i. ten is now and third seed novak djokovic has beaten six age tomas berdych in straight sets in the first of the group a round robin matches at the a.t.p. world tour finals in london the serbian sets the tone right from the start taking rio and i said six way was a big to check so i made it three three record in the second set top of each closing out a comfortable win six three six three the spurs not want to. support for a second time to remember. me wallace and the roger federer began his quest for a fifth end of season championship title with a straight set win over spain's david ferrer at various making his first appearance at the world final since losing to federer in the two thousand and seven final and the swiss four time champion race three sets thousand and five farah found his rhythm early in the second and was unable to stop the rock in the six one

george wolf, john guerre, and the rest of the cast, mo staff is a part of this. veteran actors like john mcmartin from the world of broadway have come together and we're celebrating nightly this story and opportunity to present the new historical american play that has immediate contemporary relevance and resonance. the play was commissioned prior to katrina, prior to the earthquake, obviously. but we hope that it does shed some light on the historical forces that led to the vulnerabilities that folks in new orleans and folks in haiti unfortunately found themselves within in these last years. so we're in a good place now. we're enjoying what we're doing. tavis: anything about new orleans and haiti is always timely, it seems, and anything starring jeffrey wright is worthy of seeing. it's called the play on broadway, "a free man of color," opening november 18. hold my tickets, i'll be there mid december to check you out in person. always good to have you on the program, sir. >> thank you. tavis: that's our show tonight. you can catch me on the weekends on public ra

the dallas macoun back kandji deafening not make it depend on the excuse to cool deflection of george johnand him from goal two one was the final score colorado becoming the fourth different and the last champions fast food was i saying in america moving to the n.f.l. where the philadelphia eagles went out right first in the n.f.c. east after beating the new york giants twenty seven seventeen which also both as the highlights. what a season it has been for michael vick the thirty year old quarterback shining brighter than he ever has with the atlanta falcons he's eagles taking on the giants with the n.f.c. east lead on the line and in case you don't know this is mainly what vick is known for ability to run the ball like no other q.b. in football takes it to the end zone for a six yard score put in philly up by seven the eagles were leading by six up to three quarters but big stars turnover of the season results in this eli manning finding their weak hagan in the end zone and just like that the g. men take their first lead of the game by point a couple explore list drive later is one down a

and what's next for prince george's county. john henr ahan reports. >> reporter: things were very quiet in the mitchellville home in jack and leslie johnson, both accused of felonies with alleged bribes from developers for the still fast growing prince george's it county. one unidentified visitor left the johnson's home in the late morning hours. the friday arrests of the county executive and his wife are still re verb rating through maryland's second most pop allows county. >> i thought he had done a pretty good job as a county executive. so i'm just in shock and i think most people are. >> being a lifelong prince georgean, i'm just, i'm just shocked. i just can't believe it happened. and i'm -- and i'm mad. i'm mad. because when you put your trust in people, you know, it's just -- i just -- i'm speechless, let's just put it that way. >> jack johnson's second term as county executive is scheduled to end in just over three weeks. some county residents believe he should resign now. >> i mean, he embarrassed himself, his family, his w

george john may not get over that for a long, long time. 2-1, colorado. >>> the bay area has always beenbed for accomplished golfers and last tuesday alameda senior grace nah became the first senior ever, boy or girl to win the medalist honors at the state championship. >> alameda high school senior grace nah was back golfing on her home course one day after winning that individual state championship. >> i mean, there was always that missing part. we didn't win as a team, but in school, i mean, everyone is congratulating me. i didn't think it was going to be that big. >> last tuesday grace shot an even par 74 at rancho cucamonga. >> i knew it was going in as soon as it left my putter and i gave the arm fist to go into the hole. so it was pretty awesome. >> reporter: that is confidence, graces,where did you get this confidence? >> i think practice gave me confidence. a lot of mental coaching from my father. >> reporter: graces a father, charlie, introduced golf to her when he was 7 and moved his family to alameda when grace was 10, so she could take advantage of alameda a junior golf prog

george? >> john, thanks very much. >>> after the election results are in, what happens next? take a look at how three, recent presidents handled midterm defeat the morning after. >> a thumping. but nevertheless, the people expect us to work together. >> they demanded that a more equally-divided congress work more closely together with the president for the interest of all the american people. >> we will work with them in a bipartisan fashion. in an attempt to solve these problems. >> and joining me now are two women who have worked in the white house through victories and defeats. former adviser to president obama, anita dunn. and nicolle wallace, she was an adviser to george w. bush. also author of the book, "eighteen acres." anita, you saw bush and clinton and reagan. who will president obama sound most like tomorrow? >> i think president obama will sound like president obama. he will stretch out his hand to work with both parties, as he did after his inauguration. the american people are sending a message to washington. and they're sending a message to what they see as a c

olivia harrison, yoko ono, george and john's widows, must sign off on all business deals. the bad blood was really between the band and apple. the beatles played under the apple records logo and in 1978 sued apple computers for violating its trademark. the two sides eventually settled and apple computers agreed not to compete in the music business. but when they launched itunes, the beatles sued again. this time the band lost but kept its music off the site. ♪ we're sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band... ♪ >> reporter: in 2009, the beatles sold 3.3 million albums in the u.s., the third most of any music act. >> they're so relevant still, so i think it's very big deal. >> reporter: but many online today said apple's big announcement was over hyped as most beatles fans already own the band's music. ♪ all you need the love... >> reporter: some analysts say this is more a marketing coupe for apple than a huge new revenue stream. >> anyone who's even the slightest bit computer savvy knows how to get the beatles music on your ipod. it's just not that hard. >> reporter: but

john comes after george washington. how would you like that? the greatest hero of the age and probably the greatest hero in american history. his cabinet is all willed to hamilton. he doesn't think he can reappoint them. it's unprecedented that there's never been a change in administration, so literally the secretary of treasury, war and state are all loyal to hamilton. i mean by loyal, hamilton thinks he is the president, he really does. once washington leaves the stage, hamilton goes nuts. hamilton has been living under the aegis, as he calls it, of washington. some of the things that hamilton does in 1796, 97, 98, are incredible. there's a war going on with france, undeclared. and his vice president, thomas jefferson, a guy who ran against him for the president. jefferson, in his capacity, as leader of the opposition, is leaking all information to the french council in philadelphia, and telling the government of france in paris not to pay any attention to anything the president of the united states says. he doesn't speak to the american peop

john comes after george washington. how do you like that? [laughter] the greatest hero in the age and possibly in american history. his book cabinet is loyal to hamilton. he doesn't think he can replant them. so he keeps literally the secretary treasury of war and state are loyal to hamilton and by leal hamilton really thinks he's the president. he really does. once washington leaves the stage, hamilton goes nuts. hamilton has been living under washington and some of the things hamilton doesn't 1796, 97, 98 are incredible. there is a war going on with france and undeclared and thomas jefferson ran against him for the presidency. jefferson is in his capacity leaking all information to the french consul in philadelphia and telling the government in paris not to pay any attention to anything the president of the united states has to say. he doesn't speak to the american people, even duly elected. this is a pretty good thing. you have to read the book to get the full context but abigail is extremely influential. before there was eleanor roosevel

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fact she still gets to make important decisionfor my life is unfair. >> reporter: in prince george's county, john schriffen, news4. >>> well, it was expected to be a tense night at a local high school. when the time came for a sk scheduled protest by westborough baptist church, the controversial grp was a no-show. the church planned to picket yesterday. they are apparently upseabout richard montgomery high school students performing the laramie project, the play is about a wyoming community's reaction to the murder of a gay college student, matthew sheppard. theyay god killed him because of his sexual orientation. that message sparked a counter protest by students. >> they bring a message of hate and we need to retaliate with love and reason rather than irrational action and hatred. >> westborough baptist church hanot responded to our inquiries into why they did not show up. >>> time now is 9:06. right now how much would you pay for bernie madoff's underwear? >> say at? >> coming up, how much somebody paid for the disgraced financiera boxers at a huge auction. >>nd some ways to save big bucks on

the story every fan of john, paul, george, and bring the want to see. >> you can save a bundle. it was over $200. >> why you might want to change your travel plans. >>> live and hd. >> our breaking news is something that affects every parent and every young adult. drinks marketed to drinks comes after the fda was expected to step in and ban the product from the market. it included the university of maryland at college park. we have the latest from there. >> the maker insists mixing caffeine and alcohol is safe as long as used properly. but with the fda taking a look at this product, the maker says it will pull the caffeine out of the drink. there is a reason why they are popular on college campuses. >> people love it because it tasted good. >> each can is about 40 years and cost less than $3. >> you can get buzzed pretty easily. >> but that might be banned nationwide for potential health and safety risks. >> the concern is that when you mix the two, your greeting in the unstable combination in your body. >> i don't think it should be made illegal, but i don't think it is good fo

the publicity shots of john, paul, george and ringo were taken in london in 1968 right after the beatles recorded their white album. also in california, 17-year-old senior yun hi choi is the bell of bellflower high. yun hi was selected homecoming careen and crowned on the field of the homecoming football game. yun hi says the best thing about school are her friends. these are the first pictures of an indigenous tribe that lives in the amazon basin of peru and was discovered only last year. peru's national museum showed the pictures taken by cameras set up to detect illegal logging. the museum said the tribe had no previous interaction with the outside world. still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," quiddich anyone? the battle is joined for the harry potter game's world cup. >> couric: they swooped in from 16 states and 46 colleges all for a sport born out of wizards and witches flying around on broom sticks and j.k. rowling's imagination. they swooped in from 16 states and 46 colleges. all for a sport that was born out of wizards and witches flying around on broom sticks and j.k. row

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and prince george's county executive jack john -- duffel bag. >>> and prince george's county executive jack johnson essentially a prisoner in his own home ordered to wear an electronic monitoring device after being arrested. johnson is allowed to leave for work and is expected to show up tomorrow morning. thanks for joining us. i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm will thomas. the arrest went down friday. johnson and his wife were cuffed and led away from their mitchellville home by federal agents. right now they're charged with felony witness and evidence tampering in an ongoing federal corruption investigation. >> fox 5's karen gray houston spoke with a member of the council who is also working with the incoming county executives. >> reporter: it say virtual state of siege at the jack johnson home in -- it is a virtual state of siege at the jack johnson home in mitchellville. an unidentified man sitting in one of the cars in the driveway said he was a friend of the county executive. we attempted to see if johnson had anything to say. >> get off the property. >> reporter: can i talk to jack johns

. >> reporter: these photos were taken over a two-day period in the lives of john paul george and ringo and before they recorded the white album. these 25 black and white stills are part of a collection never been shown. he kept the negatives in a box for 42 years and forgot about them. >> my still photography career was from the age of 17 until 24 and then i sold my cameras and gave it up. >> you didn't want to do than any more. >> i didn't want to do it any more. >> after you did the beatles that was good for you. >> that's not being arrogant. i kept them, i knew they were beautiful and great but i was obsessed with becoming a cinematographer which is what i did. >> reporter: he went on to film movies and was nominated for academy awards for cinema to go road victory fee for prince of tides and batman forever. the uc berkeley documentary theater convinced him to bring them out. he sees the beatles but says he doesn't think they'll remember him. >> i got most of my work when i was sober. [ inaudible question ] >> not entirely. >> reporter: that was the 60s, and now decades later, beatl

george bush beat john kerry but because president obama is urging them not to get involved.is subsequent attacks on this outside spending. the fact that david brock, a democrat who has access to this type of funding is getting involved with potentially a white house green light is significant, i think, going forward. >> not even referring to brock. to what degree is there a white house green light? >> the white house has been very careful. president obama ran on the idea of changing the way that politics worked. part of that was changing the influence of special interest money in the political system and for him to be seen as dialing that back when he has already been criticized on that front for opt onning out of the public financing system in the 2008 campaign and has attacked so aggressively the u.s. chamber of commerce and some of the republican-alleyed republican-allied interest groups. i think we'll see subtle signals it's okay to give again. perhaps we'll see donors in support of his 2008 campaign giving to one or more of these types of groups. >> the devil's advocate

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george w. bush, senator john mccain and john boehner.cused scammer, and as you can see, thompson had no problem getting close to some of the biggest names in washington. ohio's attorney general is joining us now live. there's a nationwide warrant for this man's arrest, but what do we actually know about him at this point? did he ever serve in the military? is he married? does he have children? what do we know about this guy? >> what we know mostly is what he did wrong. that is, he set up a sham charity to take advantage of people who wanted to give money to veterans causes, and we are awa aware that he pulled about $2 million or more out of ohio and operated in about 30 states. this is a u.s. navy veterans association, and it appears it was a hoax. we have no idea if he ever served in the military because he has been going under an alias that is not his real name. we are learning more about him day by day, and we arrested one of his close confederates. she's in custody, and we continue to tighten the circle around this man who did so muc

it was certainly no small compliment when george v, king george v said john davis was the most perfect gentleman i've ever met. not surprisingly, davis reciprocated this, this english view with an unstinting admiration for the british people and the british empire, and it was during this two-year period that it very much influenced his thinking as an international, or his foreign policy views which were to be important in the '24 election. davis came back with the 1920 election and woodrow will soften's leaving and harding coming in this, davis retired as ambassador to england, came back to the u.s., and i think this was a refreshing note, he had served in congress, he had served as ambassador. in those days the u.s. ambassador in this england had to foot a lot of his expenses. and unlike what we see today, davis made absolutely no money. he arrived back in the u.s. in his words, flat broke, and decided he'd better go to work. he joined a major new york law firm, quickly was elected president of the american bar association, became jpmorgan's lawyer, was general counsel for at&t. inter

slight rider john dickerson posted a correction on palin's facebook wall but his comment was deleted both time hess tried. joining me now, media adviser for the presidential campaigns of georgeh and john mccain. mark mackinnon. thank you very much for joining us. you worked with sarah pale number debate prep during the vice presidential campaign. did you see anything in that candidate that indicated this loser of the vice presidency was capable of bucking that history that goes all the way back to henry cabot lodge in 1960, every vice presidential candidate in the television age never, ever, ever gets to the presidency after they lose the vice presidency. >> well, lawrence, i think sarah palin's getting closer to her sell by date. congratulations on your evolution on the show, by the way. you know, she's comparing herself to ronald reagan. and you know, i didn't know ronald reagan, ronald reagan was not a friend of mine. but i can guarantee you this, sarah palin is no ronald reagan. she didn't even get the name of his movie right. she's comparing herself to a real icon of the party. so i think it's problematic. i think that the republican party is beginning to realize that s

just after 12:30 this afternoon, prince george's county executive jack johns hopkins and his wife leslie johnson were taken into federal custody at their mitchellville home. >> special agent second a search warn. >> what is that about in. >> i'm not at liberty to discuss that. if you want any comments, you'll ve to talk to our public affairs officer. >> who else is with you? >> irs is also with us. >> reporter: federal agents at the fbi and irs were tight lip. the johnsons were taken into custody, one at a time in separate vehicles. mrs. johnson who was recently elected to the district six prince george's county seat was first to leave the home with her head covered. minutes later, a separate car pulled out from mr. johnson. he openly walked out of his home. refusing to answer reporters' questions. >> any comment? mr. johnson, any commen >> reporter: a few minutes later, a master plumber showed up. he said he was call there by federal investigators to check toilet drains for possible evidence. did they tellwhat you they may have been flush? >> i don't know. they're not telling me a whole

. >> reporter: in prince george's county, john schriffen, news 4. >> next month baker will take over the 0 office when johnson's term ends. baker has not commented on the arrest but his aides say his agenda includes creating an ethical government in prince george's county. he's called for a package to include adding an inspector general. >> we can do forward. baker has a clear agenda for refo. we can do better and i think we will. unfortunately, sometimes it has to get worse before it gets better. >> baker ran unsuccessfully against johnson twice in t past. >>> well, they stirred up controversy by targeting local high school play for their next protest, buthen the curtain rose, westborough baptist church did not showp to the rockville school play. the church had planned to picket yesterday. they're upset about richard montgomery high school students performing a project about a wyoming community's murder about the murder after gay college student, matthew shepard. we westborough baptist says god killed him because of his sexual orientation that sparked a counter protest. >> they brin

. >>> john thompson iii and george snow facing north carolina. hit five and had a team high 23 points. georgetown defeasts coastal carolina 08-61 to improve to 3- 0. >>> to the redskins now and ryan torain was unable to play monday because of a setback with a strained hamstring. clinton portis has been practicing but was limited. he hasn't played since week four after he told his groin. he says he will be able to return soon. >>> a fairfax county school is making headlines for changing its policies on cheating. beth parker explains. >> reporter: a zero. that is the grade you used to get if you were caught cheating on a test at west potomac high school. >> i think if you got caught cheating, that is your fault. you shouldn't have done that. you shouldn't get a second chance. >> reporter: but a policy instituted this year at the fairfax county school told teachers to give students caught cheating a chance to recomplete that work. >> everyone deserve as a chance. >> that is morally corrupt to promote heating with no repercussions. i teach infants an

george's county corruption scandal. a push to get leslie johnson arrested. >>> and one of the most expensive schools in the country. now it's home to bed bugs. i'm john schriffen here at george whington university. >>> and urging parishioners to sign off from facebook. why a pastor says the move could save your marriage. [ mawith fios,er ] you can start a movie in here... ♪ ...then continue it over here... ♪ ...and finish it up here. perfect for anyone whose life never pauses. for the first time, you're free to access the movies you order on demand, on all your devices. get the ultimate in mobile entertainment on the ultimateetwork. it's time for fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities go to verizon.com/getfios. at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> parents are willing to pay top dollar for this school. it is one of the top in the country. >> george washington is make news because of a shocking discery of bed bugs on campus that many students didn't even know about. john schriffen is live in the newsroom with the story. s. >> the school says it has treated most of the bed bug cases popped up but many of the students had nodea they were on

democratic senator evan bayh and former obama adviser, john podesta, join abc's george will, political director, amy walter, and bush political strategist, matthew dowd. >>> and remembering another historic election. 50 years ago, this week. >>> plus, "the sunday funnies." >> that's where our kids will live. the future. republicans and democrats, working together. we're screwed. [ laughter ] >>> hello again, everyone. after tuesday's election, republicans have the largest house majority since the late 1940s, during the truman administration. what they do with that majority and whether democrats and republicans will work together is our focus this morning. abc's john donvan starts us off. >> reporter: listen. and see if you can pick out -- and it's going to be easy, actually -- the hottest, hippest word of the week. >> it was a historical election. >> historic night. >> a historic election. >> historic election. >> a historic election. >> reporter: you got it. what we saw in this election, a president who took a shellacking. >> i'm sure there's easier ways to learn these lessons. >> rep

steven knapp of george washington made $985,000. georgetown's john dejoya made $900,000 in 2008.william brody de $850,000. american university made $760,000. and howard's president sidney ruboe made $385,000 in 2008. >>> former president bill clinton is makg his acting debut. check out pictures from tsome z yesterday in thailand. bill clinton on the left playing himself in the hangover 2. he shot his brief appearance in bangkok where he was delivering a speech on clean energy. >> a challenge. i think he's probably up to it. >> stay with us now. the news continues at 5:30. >>> fighting the fog. it could be a slow commute. when the soupy stuff will clear out. >>> plus, back to work. what's next for jk johnson this morning after being arrested by federal agents. >> and meet and greet. this morning an influx of new congressmen and women begin the ropes as a lame duck congress reconvenes. >>> welcome back to monday, the 15th day of november. the new congress folks should know that thing in the middle of the screen is the washington monument. that's what we call it. the thing on the ri

george w. bush on the iraq war and water-boarding. a defense i don't agree with but i think was interesting to hear. in which john stewart does not throw up, despite having an acute stomach thing, the poor guy. the john stewart interview is right here. >> john stewart, thank you for coming in. i know you're under the weather. it's nice of you to come in. >> i have the bu-bons. >> you're here at the conflicted perpetuator. >> the evil dr. doofus. >> you don't do that many interviews. i think i've read every one you've done. i tend to overprepare. why did you want to talk to me? >> after the rally it -- you know, whenever you go out there,

i mean obama has got a good case and john comes after george washington. how jeal like that? the greatest hero of the age and probably in american history. his cabinet is loyal to hamilton. he doesn't think he can reappoint them. it is unprecedented. there's never been a change of administrations and he keeps these people and literally the secretary of treasury war and state all are loyal to hamilton and they -- i mean by leal, hamilton thinks he was really the president. he really does. once washington leaves the stage, hamilton goes nuts. hamilton has been living under the aegis as he called it off washington, and some of the things hamilton does in 1796, 97, 98, are incredible. there is a war going on with france and declared and vice president mr. ferguson is the guy that ran against him for the presidency. jefferson, in his capacity as leader of the opposition, is leaking all information to the french counseling philadelphia and telling the government of france in paris not to pay any attention to anything the president of the united states has to say. he doesn't speak f