. >> 49ers joined in and jim harbaugh drove the car and quarterback george smith carried a perfect game north smith, his teamer became the talk on twitter, here is the controversy over his choice in clothes. >>> -- clothing. >>> san francisco police are looking for as many as two blocks away just before 3:00 one man was seriously injured when he was shot in the head. both victims are from union city and it does not appear to be connected to the giants celebration. >>> it is clear the recovery from super storm sandy will take a long time. the death toll number and ins on sandy has taken as high as $55 million and president barack obama said new york was a top priority and promised help. amtrak plans to restore service and it is free to ride mass transit today. they are trying to get officials back running and most new jersey is skull shut down. environmentalists say the state may not want to rebuild because of more extreme weather but if they do build they should build behind more walls and 6 5,000 people are still in shelters. >>> a driver who hit two children in the crosswalk, the the

host: richard norton smith from george mason university. he is an author and a presidential historian. we are talking about election day, particularly when it comes to close elections. is there a history? guest: there is a history of just about everything and it is a particularly colorful one. going back to the beginning, there is arguably a flaw in the constitution. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] they did not foresee the rise of organized political parties. indeed, they dreaded the process. and so, in 1800, of every state in the electoral college had two votes. one was to be cast for president in the other four vice president. by 1800, the federal lists around the john adams had to come here and organized to the point that there were recognizable as political parties.

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host: richard norton smith from george mason university. he is an author and a presidential historian. we are talking about election day, particularly when it comes to close elections. is there a history? guest: there is a history of just about everything and it is a particularly colorful one. going back to the beginning, there is arguably a flaw in the constitution. they did not foresee the rise of organized political parties. indeed, they dreaded the process. and so, in 1800, of every state in the electoral college had two votes. one was to be cast for president in the other four vice president. by 1800, the federal lists around the john adams had to come here and organized to the point that there were recognizable as political parties. what that meant was that the candidate for president and vice president tied. jefferson, who was supposed to be candidates for the president had 73 and aaron burr of new york, supposed to be vice- president also was 73. that allowed the federalists to fish in troubled waters and it took the house of repres

called unacceptable failings in the production of the flawed report arches or smith reports from london. the director general george and wessel resigned over the weekend saying that it he felt it was the owner of both thing to do but what might not be seen as the honorable thing to do is that he's currently taking all four hundred fifty thousand pounds of his yearly pay packets despite having been in the job only fifty four days and of course much of that fifty four days he spent some would say ineffectually trying to fight these fires to keep on breaking out the b.b.c. and that money will be paid by the taxpayer just the latest thing is these allegations by a man called steve meso who said that he was repeatedly sexually abused as a child by a senior politician that was reported on the b.b.c.'s flagship current affairs program news night and all only after that was this steve mess and shown a photograph of lord mcalpine and he said oh no actually i'm sorry i was mistaken it wasn't him after all that haven't been enough in itself of of the jimmy savile scandal again newsnight had done an investigation into jimmy sa

host: richard norton smith from george mason university, an author and presidential historian. tonight at 8:00, your chance to see the election results as they watch and engage starting at 8: 00, not on the results of the presidential election but the senate, house, and governor's race. victory and concession speeches as well. and your reactions as you watch tonight and fold. watch it on c-span starting at 8:00, and you can tune into c- span radio and you can monitor on our website. and by the way, c-span.org is the place where you can look at interactive maps, ballot initiatives, and the other feature is as we go through the night especially the house and senate side and it does come in, you can see how the balance of power ways out interactively. all of that as part of our election hub. go to c-span.org for that information. again, our election night coverage part of the campaign 2012 starting at 8:00 tonight, c-span.org. we are about to go to the house of representatives where they are in a pro forma session today. tune in tonight and back on this program "washington journal

smith r.t. london. and surely one r.c. would talk to a former manager advisor to george w. bush who shares his views on the likelihood of a strike on iran over its nuclear program. you can tell an ordinary russian siberian in the blink of an. anthropologist. those days siberians were different clothes different food. different animals. but what about. my journey began into men but the big city was all shiny skyscrapers and shopping malls much like any other prosperous russian. so i decided to. a small town just outside. dumplings came from here to dominate the russian cuisine but only in siberia. with cabbage and making sure you can have as a starter main dish. although it may draw. most people in siberia see nothing wrong with hunting only if you decide to participate. when you look upon martin. as in the middle of a swamp only accessible by air transport. and. it's inhabited by. a large muslim minority that migrated head before the russians. and this. israel. maybe not this. there is a brochure but distinctive enough to show that the oldies yez still don't quite like. wea

smith r.t. london. and in just a second at r.t. we'll talk to a former energy adviser to george w. bush shares his views on the likelihood of a strike on iran over its ongoing nuclear progress stay with us if you can. the sun rises over what seems like analyst forest here in new directions cry for hundred kilometers north of la de vos stop as in much of the world it's disappearing at a catastrophic rate. mockers both illegal and those finding ways to outsmart the system for filing down the forests of the region for them profit goes well beyond the future of our planet and the result could be an ecological crisis the world wildlife fund for nature makes regular trips to help local rangers do what little they can to stop the logging but it's not easy lager set up trucks making them hard to reach in an already rough terrain and have mastered ways to jump through legal loopholes this is a nature reserve we're only sanitary logging of disease trees is allowed according to law and not a single berry can be picked but loggers like this use their sanitary logging permit to cut down absolut

. >>> again, george, lara, sam, all spending the day with their families. glad to be joined by rachel smithpe robin enjoyed that special serenade from stevie wonder. >>> as we said, this is black friday. and i hold in my little hand, one of the hottest toys of the season. it's a leap frog pad 2. stop. i know how to do this. i'm going to take this thing and jam it into your -- >> oh. >> happy friday. >> it's going so fast. it's already sold out. so, we're going to show you this -- >> what are the age ranges on that phone? >> much more from our technology correspondent, elizabeth vargas. yeah. >>> aside from the aggro, we have practical advice for you. if you're going to head out to the stores, becky worley has advice on the get-now deals. and what you should hold off on for rock-bottom prices. that's coming up. >>> also, coming up, dan, i'll handle this one. take a look at the couple on your screen. they get rather long stares, apparently, wherever they go. she is called, i am told, an extreme cougar. their age difference, 31 years. what do they see in each other? >> she's doing yoga. >>> an

everybody here is having a nightmare about george osborne well for the last month i will admit that i've been having this nightmare after reading this headline greg smith i saw lloyd blankfein naked i think he was talking physically naked not naked. short talk about coming up short all right say sarah thanks so much for being the report thank you rex all right stay tuned for the second half talking to that legendary trouble maker ned naylor leyland. technology innovation. developments. the future. i'm shoot despond. on the radio. is the truth. the most remarkable of the twentieth century. production it calls. your welcome back to kaiser report timed out of turn to ned naylor leyland. asset management ned welcome back to the kaiser report thank you max nice to be here ned we've got to ask you about germany the biggest story of the past few months german gold but it's been called a story of bizarre absurd crazy this is a story about basically having sixty percent of their gold in new york a lot of people suggest it's been sold the casting vigorously against this what's your take well it's a great story and as much as i think you know those of us on this

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everybody here is having a nightmare about george osborne well for the last month i will admit that i've been having this nightmare after reading this headline greg smith i saw lloyd blankfein naked i think he was talking physically naked not naked. short talk about coming up short all right say sarah thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you rags all right stay tuned for the second abbey talking to that legendary trouble maker ned naylor leyland. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. please be cool language. programs and documentaries in arabic in school here. reporting from the we'll talk sports seventy r.p. interviews intriguing story for you. in trying. to find out more visit. i'm in sochi. city in europe on the host of the twenty fourth she went through the pick a. song. thank you. a. song. thank you. a. dog days are. good days and. weeks of calm. seas it's so true. more news today is once again flared up. these are the i

smith in pennsylvania lost 18 to women. richard mour dock lost by six points overall and lost 12 points women. and in virginia, george allen, by six points overall and twice that margin among women by 12 points. in wisconsin, republican tommie thompson lost to tammy baldwin the democrat by five points and his margin by women, admirably enormous by triple that, lost women by 15 points. massachusetts, scott brown republican incumbent lost by eight points overall and 18 points among women. the great state of huo republican josh mandel lost to sherrod brown by five points overall, his margin of defeat among women, 14 points, in montana, denny reberg lost by four points and by women, lost pie nine 9. the republican won by one point and did it no thanks to women, lost wom been in six points so women did not support the guy who won, they supported the democrat shelley berkley and arizona senate ref flake won by five points. arizona women picked the democrat picked richard carmona. governor's race in indiana, republican mike pence was elected won by four points. if you asked women, they did not pick him. he lost the women's

george with w. bush political director is here. along with us former dnc communications director karen finney and buzz feed editor in chief ben smithbut before i get to you, i want to talk on the phone now with a new governor, governor-elect and former mayor of charlotte, north carolina's first republican governor in 20 years. governor-elect mccrory, congratulations. >> great to be on your show. it was a great night. >> you're one of the few republicans celebrating this morning when it comes at least in a battleground state. what is different in north carolina that didn't happen for republicans in other swing states? what made your race different? what made things different for mitt romney in the state of north carolina? >> i think the two unique things we did, first of all, we ran a positive campaign. for the tenth largest state in the united states, our campaign did not run one negative tv or radio ad against our opponent. every ad talked about what we wanted to do as governor, and i think that's quite rare not only in north carolina politics but national politics, and that message conveyed not only to republicans but to independ

. >>> we do want to say hello to our george and lara, both at home, celebrating this holiday with their families. in today, for lara, rachel smith, featuring -- get your buzzers, dingers, whatever you want to call them, bells ready. one direction has the moves like jagger. even mick jagger agrees. at the opening of "cross fire hurricane," a documentary about the rolling stones, mick jagger was asked about the new british invasion. jagger has been keeping up with the younger bands. he went to a one direction concert. he said it reminded him of the stones early concerts. he said the boy band was floating above the audience. and they really looked uncomfortable. yeah. the stones frontman says, i remember feeling that same uncomfortable feeling of being pushed around in this very weird place about 60 years ago. it was a funny moment because it was very similar to the things we've been through. >> was he being serious or facetious? >> i think he was being serious. >> the stones had a lot of people in their ears. and 50 years later, the stones won. >> without a doubt. >>> speaking of black friday there, bianna. >> yes. >> here's one m

smith joined other faculty members from george mason university to discuss the election results. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> let it started. we have a terrific panel to deconstructs the election results, as complicated as they are, tonight. welcome to george mason university here at the school of public policy. my name is andrew paterson. am working on a master's degree here as moderator. dr. jeremy mayor. some of us get experience and i come back and learn the theory under which we have been operating. i thought about wearing a purple suit as a symbol of national reconciliation results of the election but fortunately, it is at the dry cleaners. instead, i will offer a comment -- the public was angry about the status quo and then went out and reelected it. go figure. tonight with this panel we have more ways to get at the layers beneath the election results. that had that about the status quo was by no means a complete story. -- that headline about the status quo was by no means a complete story. another one in the new jersey newspaper, after the election and hurricane san