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. >> former redskins players comep together to honor joe gibbs. here the snarky words to the t coach straight ahead.d. how could you be snarky with the coach.h. >> joe gibbs. a couple grand a month just to lay in bed. nasa needs people for a study. you can't be a couch potato. we'll explain what this is all about after we check in with tucker berns. >> wisdom relatively cool temperatures going to be a beautiful friday. vile details until the weather forecast. talking about the weekend as well and showers in the forecast. julie is here. she has your traffic after the break. >> welcome back to fox 5 morning news. live look outside rights now. bad news nor those of you hoping nasa would find martians. they can't find meth yain on the red planet and that means there's probably no life on mar. disappointed. >> the little guy is all by himself. >> all by himself. nasa probes detected small amounts of methane only produced by living oran sixes. >> maybe the martians knew they were coming and hid and clined it up with the super scientifici space stuff. wi

i don't necessarily -- i don't think anyone thinks stephanie gibbs -- stephanie cuter or robert gibbs are commentators. >> of course she will be pro obama. there seems to be a little difference between that stance and going to strategy meetings. by the way -- >> yes, so he can craft his message. >> by the way, when karl rove appears on fox and he is in charge of raising money for public candidates and presidential candidates possibly the last time around newt gingrich appearing on fox it was fair to question whether they are pushing an agenda. >> let's go to war for moral reasons. let's convince the country of the moral righteousness of it and not five spin doctors sitting in the white house cooking up a strategy. >> i'm sorry, but that is what the program is. as long as you are transparent to your readers -- >> that's the question. will they be transparent? >> they know who these people are. >> we are out of time for this segment. send a tweet to our show at media buzz fnc. we hope to read some later. when we come back, a billionaire is visiting his new property. and the staff tweets

the brother -- >> he was a brother gibb that was not a brother gibb. starred opposite bill murray in the classic comedy ground-hog day. this has a twist. >> i know it. >> andy kaufman? >> no. andy mcdowell. >> yes. yes. >> good, right. [applause] the twist is she was a girl. >> is that the last question? >> we started with a conjoined twin factoid. this is the last question. number six. this is so easy. when you hear the sound of whistling you cannot help. >> andy griffith. [applause] i think it is a tie. >> i'm happy with that. >> anderson: you can have the trophy. >> anderson: andy can have the trophy. >> that is so nice. ana gasteyer thank you so much. >> it was a true pleasure. >> anderson: and i've been waiting to meet my next guest for over a year. find out who it is, next. [applause] [♪] at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that it's smart to replace washing-machine hoses every five years? what if you didn't know that you might need extra coverage for more expensive item

i don't necessarily -- i don't think anyone thinks stephanie gibbs -- stephanie cuter or robert gibbs are commentators. >> of course she will be pro obama. there seems to be a little difference between that stance and going to strategy meetings. by the way -- >> yes, so he can craft his message. >> by the way, when karl rove appears on fox and he is in charge of raising money for public candidates and presidential candidates possibly the last time around newt gingrich appearing on fox it was fair to question whether they are pushing an agenda. >> let's go to war for moral reasons. let's convince the country of the moral righteousness of it and not five spin doctors sitting in the white house cooking up a strategy. >> i'm sorry, but that is what the program is. as long as you are transparent to your readers -- >> that's the question. will they be transparent? >> they know who these people are. >> we are out of time for this segment. send a tweet to our show at media buzz fnc. we hope to read some later. when we come back, a billionaire is visiting his new property. and the staff tweets

robert gibbs? >> no.joe but i need seven or eight minutes. >> i know. >> be slow, he went to auburn. go ahead. >> look, i think what you saw in the president there was he was living in the moment where many people are and that's weary of war. that is the uphill battle that he brings to this. >> exactly. >> think if he were to pretend the country wasn't war weary he would look completely out of touch. i don't doubt that this is an uphill battle. the "usa today" vote totals if those are right and stick in the house 218 no votes. what the white house has to take, some solace in is you still have a huge number of undecided members that are going to listen to the case and listen to the president speak and the president will get an opportunity to make his case, his best case again for why we should intervene and, again, i think one of the discussions that we have to have is not just what happens if we were to go in but what are the consequences for the country if we decide not to do something. >> that's really

we talked about this especially with gibbs and axelrod. when i watched them especially gibbs, he is in a coma and someone says something bad about president obama, he jumped up. they are hardcore loyalists. that is not --. >> one at a time. >> one at a time. >> that is their job. >> it is clear who stehpanie cutter is, she worked for president obama and on a show that is an opinion show. >> that is why she was hired. that is what viewers expect, to have an inside knowledge of how the white house works and in some ways a current pipeline. i don't necessarily -- i don't think anyone anythings either of them are journalists. >> they commentators, obviously, and of course, cutter will be pro obama but there is a difference between that and going to strategy meetings. >> that is so he can craft the message. >> when karl rove appears on fox and he is involved in raising many millions for republican candidates and possibly presidential candidate, santorum or gingrich appeared on fossil -- fox, it is fair to question that. >> let's convince the co

with joe gibbs than anybody in this room and i can tell you it was not pleasant. >> he would get upese meetings and his voice would get higher. it was almost like somebody was choke ag rooster. -- choking a rooster. see he always wants to be in charge. this is the way our relationship was. anytime i tried to offer any constructive advice shut up and run it. that's all i would ever hear. >> good stuff. >> that's sports tonight. we're back with more news edge after this. >> and now, there's a plan that lets you experience that "new" phone thrill again and again. and again. can you close your new phone box? we're picking up some feedback. introducing verizon edge. the plan that lets you upgrade to a new verizon 4glte phone when you want to. having what you want on the network you rely on. that's powerful. verizon. upgrade to the new moto x by motorola with zero down payment. i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. for 30 years i've worked as an obgyn, my job is to protect the health of women. so i'm particularly offended by ken cuccinelli. cuccinelli wants

. >> let me go to robert gibbs. thanks for coming on.t seems to me you're here more or less in support of the administration position. is that fair to say? >> well, i -- depends, i guess, on what question. >> do you support the resolution? >> i do -- >> let me ask you this. here's the problem. the president is trying to square a circle here. he wants to keep the progressives with them that are skeptical of the involvement in the middle east. at the same time he wants to bring in mccain and win the support of apac and neocons. then we have this language -- now, may be refined in the process of being refined, but basically enough to get the mccain crowd to support this resolution out of the senate foreign relations committee. it talks about the president coming forth in 30 days of this for a plan for helping the opposition overthrow assad. why are we getting into that when all this was supposed to be about was whether we deal with them regarding the chemical weapons use. why bring all this in. >> i think that is a paragraph on what secreta

joining us this morning, bill kristol, kim strassel, robin gibbs and tavis smiley.re's david gregory. >> we're back. i want to talk about our shutdown of politics. here we go again. who is up, who is down, and does this get a verdict, bill? >> i think it gets a verdict at least for now. i think house republicans are up suddenly after a few weeks of disarray. they actually passed a bill to keep the government going and take down obamacare. people can say, the house republicans are in disarray, but only one body actually voted to keep the obamacare open. the senate has done nothing. no continued resolution and no appropriations bills. >> i think the wall street journal summed this upper effectually this week, and that is kamikaze missions are rarely successful, least of all from the pilotsme. t if you think about this from the white house perspective, about to lose a vote on syria, here the enemies throw you a rope and want to get in the quicksand instead of you. you can see from your interview with the republicans, they have a strategy on how to do one bill and they

john gibb in her from the city attorney's office. it's a clean up ordinance. a furious the board adopted an ordinance that eliminated the tax repeals board as of january 1st of this year and we're proposing this ordinance to clean up some code ordinances to that >> okay colleagues any questions. okay. we don't have a report on this and we'll open it up for public comment >> seeing none, public comment is closed. send item 11 to the full board. mr. clerk >> item 12 providing revenue and levying property takes at 180 to the city and county of san francisco, san francisco you've had school districts and bay rapid transit districts at the rate of .088 zero pursuant to administrative code chapter 3637 for the fiscal year ending 2013. >> okay. mr. whitaker thanks for being here. >> i'll be brief i have a slide for the last 4 years the ordinance is about the tax levy to establish .118 percent and it's per $100. proposition 13 passed by california voter no 1993 is property is assessed at the base rate. the bay area and bay area air quality districts for the fund for t

my friend robert gibbs talked about sequencing on "meet the press." he was being careful in signalling that it was not the way he would have ordered it up. giggling right next to me here. the fact is now they are where they are. i think you talked about how dominant kerry was. he took over the hearing. john mccain when he wasn't playing iphone poker tried to push him back and was withering in his questioning. rand paul, most people thought was posturing. i covered the hearing. marco rubio signalled that he has real concerns, what happened to the 100,000 plus people who died not from chemical weapons? why was the line drawn where it was and what is the difference there? they had a lot of questions, particularly from those who may run for president. overall they came out of the senate well. now the question is today in the house. >> there is real posing going on during the hearings. people setting up for iowa in 2016. dan, you will probably be in iowa with somebody. you will find somebody, be there. but i'm going to nail you to the wall. i think i know

. >>> joining thus morning, bill kristol, gwen ifill, katty kay, and robert gibbs.oining thus morning, bill kristol, gwen ifill, katty kay, and robert gibbs. now here's david gregory. >> and welcome to all of you. great to have you all. so much to get to. bill kristol, you posted this yesterday afternoon, a full debate at "the weekly standard," a full debate in congress would be appropriate and desirable. do you applaud the president for making this switch? >> yes. i mean, i wish we had intervened or he could have intervened a year or two ago, we would have had better options. there was no reason not to go to congress and good reasons to go. i think he did the right thing. i think we'll have a healthy national debate if next week or two. i think he'll prevail in congress. and i think the republican party will support the president, do the right thing for the country despite doubts about the character of the military assault he's about to launch. doubts about past decisions as commander in chief. i think the republican party will step up and do the right thing and su

from the books of robert morris and james gibbs, jefferson learns construction as well as design. then at the age of 24, he begins to envision and plan his mountaintop house in the blue ridge. self-taught, he does the palladian calculations and drawings for what would be an art gallery, a library, and a house. the first monticello. a visitor from france said, mr. jefferson is the first american who has consulted the fine arts to know how he should shelter himself from the weather. in collecting what would become the finest library in america, his eye discovers another art form never before seen here in the wilderness... the sculpture of the ancient world. from his art books, he draws up a list of his favorites. the statues, for which he has designed a place at monticello. though chosen from a picture in a book, she proves that jefferson, even as a young man, had come to appreciate the best. the "medici venus" was the first on his list. in the year 1784, jefferson observes life through the eyes oa widower, yet he is on a journey that may help lessen the pain of his loss, crossing t

if gibbs was right, the timing remaybes uncertain. >>> well, louisiana's angola prison is one of the which to escape. and yet two inmates tried to make a run for it during yard time. they used gloves to scale a razor wire fence, according to our affiliate wbrz. they then tried to throw off the k-9 unit by spraying pepper around the nearby woods. they were carrying 30 bags of peanuts. i don't know why, and i don't know how think got them. the next time, the warden says they will get their exercise in a small came. >>> just after 2:30 in the morning in nairobi. security forces are expected to scale the westgate mall to take out the remaining gunmen they believe are still in there. there could still be hostages fighting for their lives as well. now a huge question is whether americans were involved in the terror attack. according to al shabaab. three americans took part in the massacre. we have not confirmed this. al shabaab has a history of recruiting americans to terror. >> reporter: at midday prayer in this minneapolis neighborhood, largest sew moll yan population. they are worried i

and especially interesting twist, considering rodgers initially rejected that song, written by barry gibbike it? >> i didn't like it. i couldn't sing it. it wasn't me. >> you needed me? >> i did. after four days, i said, barry i don't like the song any more. it was like an epiphany. he said we need dolly parton just like that. i said how do we go about getting dolly parton. 45 minutes she comes walking in. >> recording studio. >> reporter: the rest is music history. island in the stream became the biggest country song of the year selling more than 2 million copies worldwide. >> of course, both singers achieved enormous success as solo artists. rogers with "the gambler." ♪ you got to know when to hold them ♪ >> sold 120 million records worldwide making him the eighth best selling male artist of all time. parton has sold an estimated 100 million albums. ♪ working 9:00 to 5:00 >> reporter: many the sound tracks to most popular movies, like "9:00 to 5:00." and then there was the song she recorded herself. ♪ i will always love you ♪ and i >> reporter: years later the iconic performance by whit

see robert gibbs. fox learned there was a big strategy session here at the white house after the congressional meeting. the president was not there but some top white house aides were there. robert gibbs, david plouffe meeting some of the former campaign managers trying to plot strategy and sharpen the message from the white house, how the president will communicate directly to the american people, does he give some formal address to the nation in the next few days? they're mulling all of this, shep, because as one aide told me tonight they do not believe they have the vote s yet to get it passed and have a lot of work to do. >> the french president says he'll wait to see. france is among the countries saying they will support military action without the okay from the united nations. they're highlighted in green as you see france and turkey. leaders in the countries highlighted in yellow have said they could support military action after they get more information from u.n. weapons inspectors. the natio

katty kaye and eugene robinson and former white house press secretary and msnbc contributor, robert gibbs, senior political editor and white house correspondent for the "huffington post," sam stein. and senior national correspondent for bloomberg business week, josh green. we'll get right to the news. does anyone want to crystallize what's been going down on the past 24 hours? >> not exactly crystallizable. >> it's confusing. i think it's now republicans self-destruct. i don't know what the word -- >> chaos is the industry here. >> that's what we've been seeing all the time. this is different. >> special chaos. >> seasonal chaos. for breakfast every morning. >> it's not special word, it's chaos part 7. >> we'll let the story speak for itself. there are just three days before the threat of the federal government shutting down becomes a reality. later today, the senate will begin voting on a bill to fund the government. majority leader, harry reid will then look to amend the bill, stripping of it any language to defund obama care. after today's vote, the bill goes back to the house, where l

i know when i was in high school, there was a counselor, edward gibbs, high school counselor, and he advised me to not take any academic subjects because i wouldn't need to, because he was aware of my talent for art. i was the guy that would paint the posters for the dances, make the cartoons in the yearbook and that kind of thing. and so he said i wouldn't have to take academic courses, so i took his advice and i didn't. and so in high school, i took no physics, no science. i did mathematics for boys in the freshman year, and there was a general science course and i thought it was wonderful. but that's about it for that. and another one of my influences was kenny isaacs. kenny isaacs was a local boxing hero. and i was one of these kids that was getting beat up all the time by bullies. i wasn't much of a physical specimen. and kenny isaacs was-- he was the fighter of fighters. everyone admired that guy. i remember going to lynn and watching him fight sometimes. i was about maybe 14 years old, 13, 14, and saying, "wow, this guy is so great." i wish i could be there in his corner, be s

lila gibbs. mm-hmm. mr. ferrero is my landscaper. he does your garden? well, thi--this garden that he, uh, tends for you, is it in the city? no, wainscott. that's the hamptons, right? yes. has he been there recently? all last week. he left just before my husband came out on saturday morning. he didn't tell you? no. i would've remembered if he had. well, that's just like him. he knows my circle, and he doesn't want to give people the wrong impression. [ross knocking on door] good-looking alibi. they're lining up for him. i brought my lawyer for gus. don planko. he's invoking, and i'd like to see-- somebody beat you to it. but i told him i was bringing him one. mrs. copeland, here. just come to my desk, we can have-- not a chance, detective. just right here. (planko) mrs. copeland is still under doctor's care. oh, hi. (charlene) gus. well, this is awkward. uh, i'm going to call you in a few hours, okay? a few hours. why? because gus has an important job he has to finish. [clears throat] come on, come on! hey, no running in the halls. both of you. [knocking

robert gibbs, thank you so much. david gregory, thank you. >>> and president obama at this hour on the hill making his case directly to senators in both parties for action in syria. how will the latest diplomatic moves change course? we'll talk to senators next. last not jon stewart had his own take on the syrian's strategy. >> you would expect everything. >> expect everything. it's assad. is he threatening us or pitching a new tourism slogan. here your dreams are attainable. syria. expect everything. my mantra? always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in w

bill crystal asked the gop robert gibbs about the debt. >> the house, controlled by the republicans. the senate has done nothing. bun week until the end of the fiscal year. and the senate has passed no resolution and no appropriation's bills. >> "the wall street journal" summed this up. kamikaze missions are rarely successful, least of all for the pilot. they have no clue what the next step is in that strategy. >>> 75 people are dead after a suicide bomb attack on a church in pakistan. parishioners were leaving when the bomber rushed towards the church entrance. >>> and munich's oktoberfest was in full swing over the weekend. with brass bands playing music, people marching through the streets. and plenty of beer to go around. lots of good times, as well. >>> now, to business news. the average price of a gallon of gas has dropped 6 cents. but san francisco, is paying just the most, at $4. >>> later today, microsoft is expected to announce new surface tablet computers to compete with the ipad mini and google's nexus 7. >>> a german hacker group called chaos computer club took two days

conservative bill kristol sparred with robert gibbs about the gop strategy for dealing with the debt. >> only one body has actually passed a continued resolution to keep the government open. that's the house controlled by republicans. the senate has done nothing, nothing. one week before the end of the fiscal year this democratic controlled senate has passed no resolutions. >> i think "the wall street journal" summed it up perfect this week and that is kamikaze missions are rarely successful and least of all for the pilots. you can see from your interview with the republicans, they have a strategy how to do one bill. and they have no real clue to what the next step is in that strategy. >>> at least 75 people are dead after a suicide bomb attack on a church in pakistan. parishioners were leaving after a morning service when the bomber rushed towards the chump entrance. >>> boston police commissioner edward davis is expected to announce his resignation later this morning. davis who led the boston police during the boston marathon bombing has reportedly received an offer to teach at harv

>> here is how.e is >> i probably spent more time with joe gibbs than anybody in this room and it was not pleasant. >> he would get up in these meetings and his voice would get higher. it was almost as if somebody was roasting a rooster. >> you got to go kick theirtheir buns. he always wants to be in charge. this is the way our relationshit was. anytime i tried to offer any constructive advice, shut up anp run it, that's all i would ever hear. >> kick their buns, no it's on s you now. >> lindsay, i love that. >> and we will see you tonight at 10:00.  >> today on "tmz" -- >> the audacity of britney spears to be a coke enthusiast when she made millions off of pepsi. >> she has been wheeling and dealing in the stock market. she sold 574 shares of coke. she lost $640 on mcdonald's. she invested in john deere. >> the stock, i like tractors! >> i got this video of michael jackson doing a photo shoot. a sheet of paper has the holes in the wall. he starts to crawl through the hole. he can't get his leg through. he eats it so hard. >> what was it for? >> it was for "ebon

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special agent gibbs says the ncis team is finding ways to make the show bert each year. ncis airs tonight at 8:00 followed by the season premier of ncis los angeles at 9:00 and stay tuned for wusa9 news at 11:00. >> kermet and piggy are back together again. >> among more than 20 of jim hansen's puppets donated today. others include bert and ernie, they will be joining kermet the frog and other muppets already in the smithsonian collection. >>> there's a reason things aren't going so well and it has to do with that quarterback, but not the way you may think. here's the story. rg3 has been idolized for two years. magazines, newspapers, tv, he carries the redskins flag and along with the arrogance and on and on and the rest of the team feels like chopped liver. how would you feel under similar workplace circumstances? oh sure, you're a pro, but it takes the edge off of being a team player. this is a management issue and no one in the organization is capable of stepping up to the plate. i start curt cousins and see what happens. and, we get similar sentiments from craig of k

. >> sreenivasan: linda gibbs is the city's deputy mayor for health and human services. >> what wereeally trying to do is change the culture of the city as a whole so that we... instead of seeing elderly new yorkers as a deficit, as a problem to be solved, instead we say the world is fundamentally a changing place. we're living longer, we're living healthier, and older new yorkers now are here in numbers that have surpassed anything in history. >> sreenivasan: one key ingredient to the initiative is listening to seniors, according to ruth finkelstein of the new york academy of medicine. she leads the initiatives private sector efforts. >> everything we do is grounded in the perspectives and voices of older adults. the first thing that they have to realize is, we don't stand in the shoes of the people that we're addressing and that we need first and foremost to understand the city through their perspective. >> sreenivasan: the program is now up and running in all five boroughs including manhattan, where we met up with ed and sarah aarons. they can't imagine living anywhere but here. >

coming up tonight we will havehe more from joe gibbs rose, in, lands down, we will bring you highlights from that at 7:00, and first pitch is the arch. >> nats, thanks so much. >>> now you have the news edge, shawn and will be back here toe see you at 10:00 or 11:00, until then, we hope you have a great night. take care. >> today on "tmz" -- >> lebron james is more famous then some of the biggest tourist attractions in rome. >> all of the tourists are taking a picture of lebron james. not the huge, cool building they should be taking a photo of. >> they look like they're taking pictures but i think they're on wikipedia thing. what is that black thing? [laughter] >> you know grand theft auto made $800 million yesterday. >> everyone's doing this. >> you should try it. >> i want to. >> when you get in different car, there's different radio stations. you get in mexican gangster's car, venice music. >> subaru outback plays indigo girls. >> mark zuckerberg. >> who makes dressing down more popular, you or russell simmons? zuckerberg has the full nerd-on walk when you lean back you walk. [laugh

the current pop policy gibbs disability abled visitors instant being a disabled-- disabled visitors instantt we are nearly 400 million dollar power ball jackpot winner has come forward to win the prize but has choseen to remain anonymous. a south carolina man presented the ticket to lottery officials yesterday e said he stopped by a -- he said he stopped by a convenience store to buy hot dog buns for his wife and they didn't have the buns and he bought 20 dollars worth of tickets and walked away a multi million air. >> i hope she didn't say what you didn't come back with the buns? >> i will bet she did. >> she is not saying anything this morning about that. >>> listen to this, 40 days before she was set to walk down the aisle the woman canceled her wedding her parents paid for the entire thing and the venue and entertainment. rather than cancel and lose deposit they changed the guest list to 200 homeless people. the couple donated the entire event to the jose feed the hungry organization a nonprofit organization in atlanta that provides homeless individuals with services and resources. when

. >>> when we come back, our roundtable, bill kristol, gwen ifill, katty kay, and robert gibbs.re back in 60 seconds. y. he was a matted mess in a small cage. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers, you can find it all on angie's list. we found riley at the shelter, and found everything he needed at angie's list. join today at angieslist.com want to save on electricity? don't use it. live like they did long ago. or just turn off the lights when you leave a room. you can conserve energy wisely. the more you know. >>> "meet the press" continues with our political roundtable. >>> joining thus morning, bill kristol, gwen ifill, katty kay, and robert gibbs. now here's david gregory. >> and welcome to all of you. great to have you all. so much to get to. bill kristol, you posted this yesterday afternoon, a full debate at "the weekly standard," a full debate in congress would be appropriate and desirable. do yo

. >> plus we will get analysis from the new managing editor of time, nancy gibbs. time international editor bobby born, sanger of "the new york times" and our own john dickerson, we are everywhere because this is face the nation. captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> and good morning, again, there is breaking news this morning, in nairobi kenya as more troops have been brought in as a hostage standoff continues with an islamic militant group in an upscale shopping mall, at last count 59 have been killed, 175 have been wounded, four of the wound ready americans. these images were taken by new york new york times photographer tyler hicks. we will continue to monitor this situation and bring you more news on it as it happens. in washington, the attention is back where it has been before in recent years, another congressional shutdown of the government, three key players in the debate with us, we begin with west virginia democratic senator joe manchin and let me just start right here, senator manchin, the hous

what's he doing out there, andy gibb?in', i don't think we need a sign to tell us that we're right for each other. but we have one anyway, right? we don't! we don't! what? it wasn't me, ok? i was at another camp that summer. i was at f-f-f- football camp. you didn't fall on me. you fell on danny. so, look, if you wanna marry me, you've gotta take a leap of faith. you know, no meant-to-bes, no destinies, no signs, no nothin'. it's me. it's just...me. and isn't that... all you need? [gagging] and now it's time for doug and carrie to share the vows that they've written for each other. carrie, we'll begin with you. um... you know what? i'll go first. ok. we'll begin with doug. [clears throat] "carrie, when i sat down to write these vows, "i was trying to think of how to express "exactly what you mean to me... "and i guess the best way to say it is... you're seconds." "allow me to... "explain. "it probably won't come as a surprise to you that i like to think of my life as a big, long meal." "all the great things that happened

have discussed on the broadcast this morning, our panel and we want to start by congratulating nancy gibbso was named managing editor of time magazine last week. she has been here on face the nation many times. her colleague, bobby ghost, time national times editor and chief washington correspondent for the new york times david sanger with us this morning and own political director john dickerson. bobby and david, let me start with you, because i know both of you have been getting ready for this u.n. session to get started, the iranians coming here and so forth. first, kissinger's theme, i was a little bit surprised that he is fairly optimistic about this syrian deal that he thinks it might work. >> he does, and, you know, just in the past 24 hours, bob, the syrians have turned in the first piece of homework they were given, which was an accounting of their chemical weapons stockpiles. we haven't seen it publicly yet but from what we have heard about it yet it sounds at least credible. the hardest question then is what do we do for the next step. when they let the inspect tors in let them

his white house staff got advice from longtime adviser and former white house press secretary robert gibbs one attendee telling fox that they kick around ideas like whether mr. obama's to do a more formal address to the nation. attendees also included the former chief white house speech writer john farrow and former white house national security spokesman. the white house got a boost when republican speaker backed mr. obama. >> i will support the president's call for action. i believe that my colleagues should support this call for action. >> reporter: get is a politically risky move and unclear how many republicans will follow up, especially since his spokesman quickly downplay the endorsement but declared that now is the president's responsibility to make his case to the american people and their elected representatives. >> very little has occurred. >> reporter: the president indicated he heard the message and will not just an to degrade@ the syrian military. >> we have a broader strategy that will allow us to upgrade the capabilities of the opposition. >> repter: while the speaker gave