d'andre goodwin battled down the field with marc anthony. but goodwin wins the battle. but the bears battle back. jordan picks up a loose ball, gets into the end soap, 10-7 cal. it was a field goal battle until the last play of the game. washington scores on a 4th and goal as time expires. the huskies elected to go for it all without trying to kick a game-tying field goal. cal will not go to a bowl game this year. not exactly the way that the bears wanted to send old memorial out. >> lsu and arkansas tied. the razobacks decided to put one up. the result, good. first two defenders run into each other. colby hamilton picks his way into the end zone. arkansas wins. >> we have wars years playing right now. more on sport wrap. thanks, joe. >> thanks >>> and that he is our report. for kent wayne, i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm heather holmes. the next newscast is the 10:00 news. much more on the weather that includes a thunderstorm. hope to see you back here tonight.

that's 55-year-old dan goodwin. he is facing several misdemeanor charges for his labor day stunt on the millennium tower. goodwin says he was just trying to draw attention to how vulnerable skyscrapers are to terrorist attacks and to raise awareness about cancer. >>> part of a law aimed at keeping tabs on sex offenders will remain in effect amid questions about whether it's constitutional. a major provision in jessica's law bans sex offend, from living within 2,000 feet of schools and parks in california. yesterday an appeals court ordered a temporary stay on a judge's ruling that it was unconstitutional. the reason? it's nearly impossible to find legal housing for sex offenders in densely populated areas where schools and parks are close together. >>> one of the bay area's highest profile kidnapping cases has now been unsolved for 22 years. it was on this day in 1988 that 9-year-old michaela garrett was abducted outside a convenience store on mission boulevard in hayward. a friend who witnessed the abduction said t

. >> reporter: i wasn't telling john goodwin of the metropolitan transportation commission anything he didn't know or that some passengers didn't know either. it's given that some people are going to cheat if it's that easy to cheat. >> that's a fact. >> reporter: the mtc, which runs the clipper program, wants to make the card easy to use. so it sells cards as cheap as $2. when customers go negative, just calling it, spending more than on the card, it's thought the rider will reuse the card and then pay it back. >> there are some bad apples out there. >> reporter: so far not many. of a quarter million cards in use, the commission can find only 1200 who have gamed the system this way. that's a .5% of all people with clipper cards. >> we have a very small number of people who are scamming the system and we'll continue to keep a real close eye on that number. if the needle moves appreciably in the wrong direction, then we'll take some steps to stop that. >> reporter: now, did we just tell everybody how to cheat getting a ride on bay area transit? we did. we had a discussion in the newsroo

he and goodwin battle all the way down the field. this time goodwin comes out on top. the tips pass guess for 80 yards and the td. 7-3 huskies. but the bears bounce right back. cameron jordan was about to be in the right place. sacked by mike mohamed. when the ball comes out jordan grabs it 21 yards to the end- zone. 10-7 bears. field goal battle put cal in front 13 had been-10 on the very last play. fourth and goal as i time swires. huskies called time out and decided to about for the win rather than a game time field goal that would have sent it into overtime. not the story book finish the bears would have preferred for the old stadium. 16-13. they will not qualify for a bell season the first time that has been the case since jeff's very first year. >>> lane kipin with his first notre dame experience as the head coach of unc. robert hughes plowed into the end-zone the irish had the lead. harrison smith with 36 seconds left he makes his first start in place of the injured matt bar clay. the irish closed with three straight wins to finish at 7-5. ufc has one game left

that's 55-year-old dan goodwin. he is facing several miss demean for charges for his labor day stunt on the millennium tower. goodwin said he was just trying to draw attention to how vulnerable sky crepers are about terrorist attacks and raise awareness about cancer. >>> 6:38. this morning, a call for action in oakland. the police chief there is turning to the public for help. on the phone with us now holly quan with kcbs radio. what was the call about? >> >> reporter: it was at a community meeting at the oakland museum last night that chief anthony batts called this a critical time for the city with the loss of dozens of officers and the transition to a new mayor. he suggested that this is the time for residents to step up and what he wants is for adult volunteers it meet once a week for an hour or more with kids from four middles, madison, westlake, roosevelt and frick and mentor the kids, show them opportunities that don't involve crime. chief batts wants to break the cycle of kids in unstable home to sketch scho

dan goodwin was arrested on september sixth after climbing on the outside of fran's millennium tower using suction cups. goodwin said he was trying to draw attention to the vulnerability of skyscrapers to terrorist attacks and raise awareness about cancer. he will be charged with obstructing police among other things. all of the changes are misdemeanors. >>> a former engineer may have to write a $1.5 million check to the city of san francisco. he stole passwords to the main commuter network and wouldn't give them back. that tied up a key network. he was convicted in august and sentenced to four years in prison. now the city is looking for nearly $1.5 million in restitution for the problems they say he caused. >> two teenages accused of setting fire to a san jose school have been scheduled to do this price before, but the hearings are getting postpone and delayed. they cause $10 million of damage and are being charged as adults. >> ferry fares will be going up on the transit system. the board will make it official after a committee approved the increase. rates will be rising 10% start

t bone came up the other day and we went through a bunch of my songs and a bunch of john goodwin songs probably my oldest friend, we go back to the fourth grade and have been painting together and doing creative things together so probably will be some of his songs on there and maybe some greg brown tunes. you guys know who greg brown is? anybody know who greg brown is? yeah, man. check him out. he's good. >> one question that you're much less likely to be asked once you leave washington, d.c., but it's pretty common to ask when you're here, you've been an actor and you've been politically active, would you advise your children or grandchildren to go into movies or politics? >> a couple of things come to mind with that, you asked a question before, were my kids involved with this issue, all of them are and they all participate in different ways. my eldest daughter, isabel, she joined me not too long ago on the first socially engaged buddhist symposium that my friend bernie glassman gave there in massachusetts, and it was a wonderful, wonderful gathering. and isabel is close on my side

locker to goodwin. ball is tipped. 80-yard for the scoab, 7-3u-dub. locker was held in check. the strip, jordan scoop and score. 20 yards, 10-7 bears. two seconds left. cal up 13-10. the huskies decide to go for the win. game over, cal finishes the season 5-7 and will not make a bowl game for the first time in eight years. >>> the barn burner in san jose. spartans hosting louisiana tech. first quarter, sparntz down seven but not for long. 67-yard. through for 496 yards and five tds. wouldn't be enough. take a brief time-out. the warriors get david lee back in uniform, and what a difference one player can make. we show yooooooooooooooooooooooo >> mike: one man does not make a team but the warriors sure missed david lee. they're 1-7 without him. he rejoined the team in milwaukee, and the boys in blue are in the win column. he made his presence felt right out of the box. love for the dunk. 10 points and six rebound. warriors down four in the second. david with the steal. fines curry for the easy layin. second half, flores running. off the steal to wright. right back to the dunk.

john goodwin at the metropolitan transportation system says we are done with this and we wish you well and hung up the phone. >> i don't think they are happy they are getting as much attention as it is. >> mtc off sees -- over seize the clipper card. like cal train and bart. officials say the flaw is actually there on purpose as a built in convenience for confused or inexperienced travelers. they rely on the goodwill of people to pay their debt by adding more money to their clipper card. but riders see it as something that needs to be addressed. >> i can't believe that. bart is good at that kind of thing. i guess not that good. >> it is not good. hopefully they will fix their flaw. >> at this point there is no indication that officials plan to do anything about this free ride. amy hollyfield, abc news. >> these days ac transit will not have to cut service after a new three-year contract. they reached a deal that protects the jobs of 1700 bus drivers and america necks, but they will have to make pay cuts and contribute to healthcare and lose a paid holiday. >>> now to weather. there is

the goodwin family foundation as well as a city councilwoman sponsored the give away. five hundred families were given a turkey, eggs, yams, vegetables and other food items. it's the third year of the event. >> 41 county foster children became members of bay area families. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> it's done. >> the county hosted it's 11th yearly adoption day. papers were signed. lynette . this couple has been caring for jack since he was born preman towerly. judges volunteered to speed up the process for families. >> we talked about what this day really means and in one word it means being loved. it means having a sense of being complete. >> there are 1600 foster children in alameda. >> the pope makes a stunning comment about a once taboo topic. which type of birth control he said is okay and just who he said should be using it. >> each year we are overwhelmed with people. >> almost a thousand people show up for holiday food boxes in the east bay. . >>> in news of the world in vatican city a turn around by the pope regarding condoms. in a new book he said t

but deandre goodwin wins the jump ball and splits got defenders and takes it in for six. 80-yard touchdown to give the huskies a 7-3 lead. later in the third, locker under pressure. mike muhammad knocks it loose. it bounces right into the hands of big cameron jordan who runs it down for the bears only touchdown of the game. two seconds to go. cal up 13-10. washington decides to go for it on fourth down and the move pays off. chris paul scores as time expires. the huskies win 16-13. the bears end the season a disappointing 5-7. >>> arkansas and fifth ranked lsu. final play of the first half. forget about taking a knee. ryan malllet fires a strike to colby hamilton and the two defenders run into each other, and this is how you head into the locker room, with all of the momentum, and an 80-yard touchdown, the razor backs knock off lsu 31-23. and an outcome that is huge for stanford's bcs chances. >>> for the second straight year, the horned frogs of tcu made it through the regular season undefeated. and andy dalton throws three touchdowns in the first quarter. and as they bl

but deandre goodwin wins the jump ball and splits the two defenders and takes it in for six. an 80-yard touchdown to give the huskies a 7-3 lead. later in the third, locker under pressure. mike muhammad knocks it loose. it bounces right into the hands of big cameron jordan who runs it down for the bears only touchdown of the game. two seconds to go. cal up 13-10. washington decides to go for it on fourth down and the move pays off. chris polk scores as time expires. the huskies win 16-13. the bears end the season a disappointing 5-7. >>>arkansas and fifth ranked lsu. final play of the first half. forget about taking a knee. ryan malllet fires a strike to colby hamilton and the two defenders run into each other, and this is how you head into the locker room, with all of the momentum, and an 80-yard touchdown, the razor backs knock off lsu 31-23. and an outcome that is huge for stanford's bcs chances. >>>for the second straight year, the horned frogs of tcu made it through the regular season undefeated. and andy dalton throws three touchdowns in the first quarter. and as they b

the ball's up for grabs and deandre goodwin, great catch 80 yards untouched. 7-3 huskies.ater in the third, washington with the ball, locker in trouble. sacked. fumbles, cameron jordan timely, picks it up, into the end zone, 10-7 cal. fourth quarter, cal by 3. the huskies on the doorstep. cliff polk the walk-off td. 16-13, that means there is no bowl for them this year. >>> there was a big game in the big ten this afternoon after michigan state and ohio state both won. sixth ranked wisconsin trying to do the same to make it a three-way big ten tie. third quarter, nothing but offense for wisconsin. especially on the ground. monty ball, 44 yards, anyone from northwestern want to catch him? 44 yards, 19 carries for honty. 174 yards. also four tds. 56-17 at that point. the badgers rolling over the wildcats 70-23. they are likely on their way to the rose bowl as big ten champs. >>> in the s.e.c., number 5 lsu having trouble against the 12th-ranked razorbacks in arkansas. trying to keep their status as the highest-ranked one-loss team. ryan mallett going up top, finds joe adams

he was in the treasury when they gave fred goodwin -- the man who broke the royal bank of scotland --ghthood. i would go back to the blank sheet of paper, if i were you. >> i will compare my record in the treasury any time to the prime minister's -- he was there on black wednesday. is this not just typical of the prime minister? before the election, he promised "a day of reckoning" for the bankers. we passed the legislation. it is there for him to implement. it is not very much to ask. all that the legislation requires is that the banks publish the number of people -- not even their names, as the chancellor used to call for -- getting pay and bonuses above £1 million. it does not make sense to wait for europe. why does the prime minister not show a lead and just get it done? >> the right honorable gentleman says that he wants to contrast his record in the treasury. yes, let us remind people that when he was in the treasury the government built the biggest budget deficit of any g20 country. we had the biggest boom and the biggest bust. it was his government -- it was his government who

he was in the treasury when they gave fred goodwin a knighthood. i'd go back to the blank sheet of paper if i were you. >> i'll compare my record in the treasury anytime to his. he was there on black wednesday. black wednesday. now, isn't this just typical of the prime minister? before the election he promised a day of reckoning for the bankers. we passed the legislation. it's there for him to implement. it's not very much to ask, mr. speaker, all that the legislation would require is that they would to have publish the banks, the number of people -- not even their names as the chancellor used to call for, the number of people getting pay and bonuses above a million pounds. it doesn't make sense to wait for europe. why doesn't the prime minister show a lead and just get it done. >> he says -- he says he wants to contrast his record in the treasury. yes. let's just remind people when he was in the treasury they built the biggest budget deficit of any g20 country. we had the biggest boom and the biggest bust. he says it was his government, it was his

the bears appear to have it covered but d'andre goodwin wins the jump ball, slips the two defenders and takes it in for six. an 86-yard touchdown to give the huskies a lead. locker under pressure in the third, mike mouhamed knocks it loose, knocks it right into the hands of big cameron jordan, runs it back for the only touchdown of the game. 2 seconds to go, cal up 13-10, washington subsidize to go for it on fourth down and the move pays off. chris post scores as time expires. wins 16-13, bears end their season a disappointing 5-7. >>> san jose state lost their final home game of the season despite a career high 496 yards and five touchdowns an jordan, they fall to 1-11. the warriors went without their $81 million man. lee wearing a protective sleeve over the injured left sleeve. he scored 10 points in 43 minutes, minnesota led by three at the half. turn jerry lewis wright, the warriors small forward caught fire in the third quarter knocking down 5 five threes. his teammates were looking for him every time down the court? the warriors outscored the timberwolves 36-17 in the quarter, wri

. >> reporter: historian doris kearns goodwin says another intention was to get older workers to retire younger workers could get jobs. >> it's ironic that today we're in the opposite direction in wanting the older people to work longer so that we can afford to keep paying them. >> social security was originally designed as insurance against poverty for people in old age. today social security is paying more and more benefits to people who are essentially middle aged and middle or high-income. >> reporter: in 1950, the typical retiree didn't claim social security until age 68. today the average claiming age is 63 when typically a retiree has another 20 years to live. do you think we have to raise the retirement age? >> i think it's one of the easier things to do to make this thing work. but we shouldn't do it on current seniors. >> reporter: wisconsin republican paul ryan will head the house budget committee in the next congress. >> after the retirement age reaches 67, what i would propose is to have the retirement age pegged to longevity. >> reporter: the increases would be phased in o

but mr goodwin really the heart of the mistakes in america in the past twenty years we've got some. finish i'm going to jam going. in europe at no. it was a laboratory go study in europe right now ireland is undergoing a vigorous austerity program it's doing exactly what i think you would like to do see budget cutting and also greece is doing the same deep budget cutting all right what are we getting for that high unemployment the irish of the player it is fifteen percent and rising the economy is collapsing it's contract by twenty five percent of the last week of years had we had a undergoing a big austerity program it's leading to implosion too i think it doesn't this austerity scheme does not work we want to hear to create want to hear that are you are going to be followed by mr hand when i go in there not jam go ahead go ahead and singapore and i mean we're in the midst and we're in the in the united states in the past twenty or thirty years as you were pointing out we've had some unbelievable dislocations we have we have done things which no country in the world should do we ha

goodwin races 880ars for the lead. the strip, cam -- jordan with the scoop and the score. then tied at 10. the huskies get it to the one yard line with two second left. they go for it instead of the tie, and chris paul, game over. 16-13 the final. cal finishes the season 5-7 and will not make a bowl game. >> lsu looking to move up with the boise loss to nevada. ridley breaking tackles, he is in. second score of the game. game tied at 14. arkansas, not take agony. mallot to hamilton. and he is gone. raiserbacks, 21-14 at the half in the fourth, 21-20. this time mallet. now makes it 28-20 hogs. arkansas upsets lsu. 31-23, that final. >>> top of the hour, notre dame and usc after the game, we have highlights from around the nation, including stanford and oregon state. >>> nfl office has find the denver broncos and their coach 50 grand each because the video director filmed the 49ers practice in london. he took a six-minute video, presented it to mcdaniels who declined to view it. they're both poet jays of bill general who was bested for doing the same thing four years ago. th

. >>> and dan goodwin, spider dan, goes on trial this morning for climbing san francisco's millennium,, ♪ great work everybody! now freshly remodeled, your target has never been better. >>> good morning. we have quieted down on the roads, not as many problems, accident count gone down significantly. out of downtown san jose traffic is fine northbound 280. in fact, only a 12-minute ride now out towards cupertino. 880 through oakland looks great as you pass the coliseum. our usual bottleneck. we are not seeing it as you head towards downtown oakland. and at the bay bridge, we have thinned out significantly, as well. it's only backed up almost to the 880 overcrossing. that is your traffic. for your forecast,ers who tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. fork forecast for today, sprinkles this morning. not a lot going on, just a little activity. as we move into the afternoon, that's when you'll have the better chance of rainfall. seven-day forecast, high in the 50s, more rain on the weekend with thunderstorms. snow over 3,000 feet in the hills over the weekend and a winter storm warning in eff

john goodwin at the transportation commission said i think we're done with this, i wish you well andup the phone. >> i think mcc is not happy this is getting as much attention as it is east mtc oversees the clipper card which allows you to use one card for several different transit systems like caltrain and bart. the flaw is actually there on purpose as a built-in convenience for confused or inexperienced travelers. they rely on the good will of people to pay their debt by adding more money to their clipper card but riders see it as something that needs to be addressed. >> can't believe. it's pretty good about that kind of thing. i guess not all that good. >> that's not good. i say they'll fix their flaw. >> there's no indication that officials plan to do anything about this free ride. >> it's 5:43. blackberry gears up for hits run at the i-pad. >> 3,000 passengers and 1500 crew members stranded at sea. the disabled carnival cruise ship is headed for land. >> president obama arrives in south korea. next the crucial talks on the agenda. >> and the big dismantling task >> welcome back.

the goodwin family sponsored today's thanksgiving turkey giveaway. 500 families were given groceries today and that included turkeys. that is the third year they teamed up for thanksgiving. organizers say their program has now fed 6,000 people. >>> wow. >>> stanford tries to reclaim the ax as the cardinal face cal in the big game. >> hear there victoria's couch and his quarterback when we come back with sports wrap up next. [ music ] [ music ] >> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining our saturday need edition of sports wrap. last year andrew luck last year threw a costly interception that allowed them to keep the ax and the bay area bragging rights. today luck and the cardinal turned the big game into a

michael goodwin, thanks for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> julie: a city block going up in flamesg 6 businesses and 27 apartments in the town square. officials saying the fire started apparently in an old bank building and quickly spread and residents were stunned by the devastation that followed. >> definitely a tragic thing, and, huge for this town. >> it is sad to see all the history go up in smoke and i know, you know, sometimes it goes and sometimes it don't but it is sad to see it go. >> julie: amazingly, no deaths or injuries have been reported. that's the good news and the red cross and local churches opened shelters for those who lost their homes in the fire. >> gregg: congress getting back to work tomorrow and the burning question for many americans, what will they do about our tax cuts? we'll tell you what the president's top advisor is saying about that. >> julie: when was the last time you stayed at holiday inn. >> julie: the iconic hotel chain is investing in a makeover. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ upbeat instrumental ] [ rattling ] [ gasps ] [ rattling ] [ laughing ] [ announcer ] clos

brands, douglas brinkley robert caro, robert dallek doris kearns goodwin, david kennedy, kenneth mackills. did you attend that one? and i understand there's -- i've heard there's been a second one. >> yes. i attended both of them, and it was a -- i was very proud to be there. and michelle and barack obama were basically hosting a book club with some historians. the second meeting david mccullough was there, so we got to talk about john adams and jefferson. and doris kearns goodwin was there, and she always likes to talk about john kennedy and lincoln, who the president loves a lot. so, i would think of it -- i don't think we influenced the president. i look at it more that he really does read presidential biography as a hobby, that he had us all come in. it's off the record what we talked about. but there's nothing that secret about it. i talked a lot about theodore roosevelt, because i just wrote a book on t.r. and i found it -- i think he uses it as a form of relaxation. and it helps to remember what other presidents went through. so, i think it's very healthy that the president doe

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the goodwin foundation are handing out baskets at the recreation center in oakland from 1:00 to 4:00. turkeys will be handed out at the britannia arms between 11:00 and 1:00. that's rain or shine, right, lisa. >> right. a little break now. first cold front pushed through looking at a few showers, colder air but much colder air and more rain to come. a live look at emeryville this morning. a little damp out there. have a look at the rest of your weekend, chilly weekend next. >> rain and chill aside, something to spice up your weekend. thousands of salsa dancers from all over the world are gathering in oakland. we'll show you more next. >>> welcome back. thousands of dancers are gathered in oakland for one of the largest salsa dance conventions in the world. ♪ >> the ninth annual san francisco international salsa congress kicked off yesterday at the oakland convention center. the three-day event includes shows or shops and competition. last night was amateur night where dancers performed just for the fun of it. this year it's from calgary, canada. >> the difference with the latin cultur

bill: you're a graift guest to have on, michael goodwin. next time we'll sit closer together. i guess we had the 14-foot spread over here. you got a question about health care? go to foxnews.com/"america's newsroom", click on the bya box, shoot me an e-mail, also twitter me, bill hemmer. we give you plenty of options to go, because you asked, bya, and there are tons of questions still about health care. michael, thank you. here's martha. martha: so how about that mystery trail off the coast of california? what is it really? the pentagon says don't worry about it. but what was it? they say they don't know. michio kaku has some answers. bill: former president bush sitting down with sean hannity revealing what it was like to leave the -- to lead the country, what he had to say at a very poignant moment with his own father, next. bill intoil the sun unleashing a massive solar flare. check this out now, astronomers say the sun storm was the most powerful they've seen in decades, radiation from the solar storms can cause a number of problems, such as crippling our satellites, we don

the goodwin family sponsored today's thanksgiving turkey giveaway. 500 families were given groceries today and that included turkeys. that is the third year they teamed up for thanksgiving. organizers say their program has now fed 6,000 people. >>> wow. >>> stanford tries to reclaim the ax as the cardinal face cal in the big game. >> hear there victoria's couch and his quarterback when we come back with sports wrap up [ music ] >> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining our saturday need edition of sports wrap. last year andrew luck last year threw a costly interception that allowed them to keep the ax and the bay area bragging rights. today luck and the cardinal turned the big game into a big blow-out. they kept it including last year when they won at stanford. things head up in berkeley even before the kickoff. they start chirping and he gets punched and patterson gets ejected before the game even starts. but that was the only mistake stanford made today. cal quarterback brock mansion never got on track. mansion lost a fumble and intercepted twice in the first half. richard sher

. >> reporter: i wasn't telling john goodwin of the metropolitan transportation commission anything he didn't know or that some passengers didn't know, either. it's given that some people are going to cheat if it's that easy to cheat. >> that's right. >> reporter: the mtc which runs the clipper program wants to make the card easy to use so it sells the cards as cheap as2. when customers go negative it's called spending more than on the card it's thought the rider will reuse the card and pay it back. >> there are some bad apples out there. >> reporter: not many. the commission finds only 1200 who have gamed the system this way. that's a .5% of all people with clipper cards. >> we have a very small number of people who are scamming the system. and we'll continue to keep a close eye on that number and if the needle moves appreciably in the wrong direction, then we'll take some steps to stop that. >> reporter: did we just tell you how to scam a ride on bart? well, i guess we did. and we had a very spirited debate in the newsroom today, whether we should do this story or not but in the end

my friend doris concerns goodwin said to me it sounds like a woman's girdle. >> what's the great debate of our time? >> well, currently the great debate is how do we repair the economy, get back to prosperity the way we -- >> that's not a great debate. that is a question of -- >> well, it's an anguish, let's say. but the great debate i would think is how do you find a policy, a larger design, a vision of how are you going to deal with the hostility from radical islamists. it is sort of like at the start of the cold war. when canon came up with containment that truman supported, sponsored, bought into, we don't have that. nobody has put forward the kind of grand design in dealing with this danger out there to the united states. and for the foreseeable future i think this is the great debate. this is the great anxiety. >> can i suggest something that is coming up fast at least to challenge that idea which is at least with the rise of asia, and on top of that, the notion of kind-of-an authoritative capitalism versus a market capitalism, that the great question will have to do with a future

with me in new york are presidential historian doris kearns goodwin, john meacham, also a historian and pulitzer prize winning writer and jack welch, the former c.e.o. of general electric. from washington, erica williams of the center from american progress, al hunt executive editor of bloomberg fuse. joining us later will be frank rich columnist in for the "new york times," walter asackson of the institute and the former deputy mayor of new york. from washington, john harris of politico. i'm pleased to have all of them here on this consequential night and say to them welcome and thank you very much. let me first go to minnesota. vin weber, former congressman, knows a bit about politics and certainly republican politics. tell me what you think of this evening and what you think the possibilities are for the next two years. >> charlie, i think it's a hugely consequential evening. as a republican in order to put this in perspective you have to dial this back to two years ago and think about when the republican party looked at that time and the democrats had won a huge victory. president b

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and senator cart goodwin, the youngest senator who replaced the oldest in senator byrd, and has only been here a few months but we've greatly enjoyed having him. mr. president, it's been my privilege to serve with these 16 senators. we thank them for their service to this country. we'll greatly miss their leadership, and we hope they'll stay in touch with us because they are not just retiring senators, they're all our friends. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. mr. sanders: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont is recognized. mr. sanders: mr. president, there is a war going on in this country, and i'm not referring to the war in iraq or the war in afghanistan. i'm talking about a war being waged by some of the wealthiest and most powerful people in this country against the working families of the united states of america, against the disappearing and shrinking middle class of our country. the reality is that many of the nation's billionaires are on the warpath. they want more, more, more. their greed has no end, and apparently there is very little c

joining me now is fox news contributor michael goodwin, a pulitzer prize winning columnist with "theork post." good to have you here. you lay all of it out, saying, you know, in a better world, the response to this outcome would be... what? >> well, look, you'd have a prosecutor now going through this, charlie rangel would be expelled from congress, a prosecutor would be picking up with the evidence the congressional investigators came up with and they'd look at the taxes and where the money came from, he failed to disclose $600,000 of cash. where did it come from? that is the thing a prosecutor should look at and congress is only concerned that he didn't disclose it and prosecutors want to know, where did he get it? he didn't pay his taxes, all the money he owed. martha: why isn't a prosecutor looking into it. >> that is what i write about. this is a way in which congress is different from rest of the world, a symbol of big government run amock and charlie rangel is judged only by his peers, as you can see from the sound bite they feel sorry for him. martha: everybody likes him, he'

music is so dear to me and i was getting a chance to work with my dear friend t bone burnett and john goodwin. man, i was anxious. i did not want to drop that ball. this is going to be such a great opportunity. that created a different kind of difficulty for me. >> what kind of research did you do for opel quote crazy heart"? what sort of like for you living for the preparation of that road? >> well, the boozing. us actors have something called cents memory that i use. -- called sense memory that i use. what we did was, when i first got the script, i turned it down because there was no music attached to it, no songs. i thought if this movie does not have good music is not going to be any good. then one at -- then when i found out that my good friend t. bone burnett was going to be involved in the music, that was good. but we did not have many songs. so the preparation as far as being a musician and so forth was writing those songs and working with a wonderful band that t-bone put together. getting the guitar and being the guy as soon as i could. >> you are a prolific actor, and there always s

he was in the treasury when they gave fred goodwin a knighthood. i'd go back to the blank sheet of paper if i were you. >> i'll compare my record in the treasury anytime to his. he was there on black wednesday. black wednesday. now, isn't this just typical of the prime minister? before the election he promised a day of reckoning for the bankers. we passed the legislation. it's there for him to implement. it's not very much to ask, mr. speaker, all that the legislation would require is that they would to have publish the banks, the number of people -- not even their names as the chancellor used to call for, the number of people getting pay and bonuses above a million pounds. it doesn't make sense to wait for europe. why doesn't the prime minister show a lead and just get it done. >> he says -- he says he wants to contrast his record in the treasury. yes. let's just remind people when he was in the treasury they built the biggest budget deficit of any g20 country. we had the biggest boom and the biggest bust. he says it was his government, it was his

music is so dear to me and i was getting a chance to work with my dear friend t bone burnett and john goodwin. man, i was anxious. i did not want to drop that ball. this is going to be such a great opportunity. that created a different kind of difficulty for me. >> what kind of research did you do for opel quote crazy heart"? what sort of like for you living for the preparation of that road? >> well, the boozing. us actors have something called cents memory that i use. -- called sense memory that i use. what we did was, when i first got the script, i turned it down because there was no music attached to it, no songs. i thought if this movie does not have good music is not going to be any good. then one at -- then when i found out that my good friend t. bone burnett was going to be involved in the music, that was good. but we did not have many songs. so the preparation as far as being a musician and so forth was writing those songs and working with a wonderful band that t-bone put together. getting the guitar and being the guy as soon as i could. >> you are a prolific actor, and there always s

the second meeting, david mccullough was there so we talked about jefferson and and doris kearns goodwin was there. i don't think we influence the president. i look at it as though he really reads presidential biographies as a hobby and he have us come in and be off the record i talked a lot about theodore roosevelt because i just read a book -- wrote a book on him. relaxation for him and it helps to remember what other presidents went through. it is healthy that the president does this. >> let me ask richard to respond to this. this is for mcgarrywills a couple of weeks ago. it is time for me to break a silence i have observed for one year. on june 30, 2009, i and eight other restaurants were invited to dinner with president obama and three of his staffers to tell him what history could teach about conducting the presidency. shortly after, i was asked what went on there. i replied that it was off the record. i have argued elsewhere that the imposition of secrecy to ensure that the president gets candid advice is a cover for something else, making sure that what it said about the people'

he was in the treasury when they gave fred goodwin a knighthood. i'd go back to the blank sheet of paper if i were you. >> i'll compare my record in the treasury anytime to his. he was there on black wednesday. black wednesday. now, isn't this just typical of the prime minister? before the election he promised a day of reckoning forhe bankers. we passed the legislation. it's there for him to implement. it's not very much to ask, mr. speaker, all that the legislation would require is that they would to have publish the banks, the number of people -- not even their names as the chancellor used to call for, the number of people getting pay and bonuses above a million pounds. it doesn't make sense to wait for europe. why doesn't the prime minister show a lead and just get it done. he says -- he says he wants to contrast his record in the treasury. yes. let's just remind people when he was in t treasury they built the biggest budget deficit of any g20 country. we had the biggest boom and the biggest bust. he says it was his government, it was his govern

he was in the treasury when they gave fred goodwin a knighthood. i'd go back to the blank sheet of paper if i were you. >> i'll compare my record in the treasury anytime to his. he was there on black wednesday. black wednesday. now, isn't this just typical of the prime minister? before the election he promised a day of reckoning for the bankers. we passed the legislation. it's there for him to implement. it's not very much to ask, mr. speaker, all that the legislation would require is that they would to have publish the banks, the number of people -- not even their names as the chancellor used to call for, the number of people getting pay and bonuses above a million pounds. it doesn't make sense to wait for europe. why doesn't the prime minister show a lead and just get it done. >> he says -- he says he wants to contrast his record in the treasury. yes. let's just remind people when he was in the treasury they built the biggest budget deficit of any g20 country. we had the biggest boom and the biggest bust. he says it was his government, it was his