did i stop, what could gore to? and she said, mentioned about the sign and grimacing and all of that. i didn't see any of that. people listen to that on the radio thought gore won that debate. people who saw that debate thought host the kennedy-nixon? >> guest: exactly, kennedy-nixon is the same parallel. >> host: your role as a moderator, we see you on the "newshour" all the time as an interviewer, and i'd love you to talk a little bit more about the difference between the role of the interviewers we see you as on the "newshour," trying to make some news, trying to get some news, versus the role of the person sitting in that middle seat in a presidential debate. because i think people, it's a distinction that people need to sort of understand. >> guest: i agree. i see them as two very different functions. let's say you have candidate a and candidate b. on the "newshour" and i was running a discussion. i would follow up with new subjects, what you think about this, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. but in a president

year is a look at al gore. [cheers and applause] it [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> all right, everybody. thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you very much. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] whoo! >> [crowd chanting "we want al!"] >> i want to thank all of the people in new hampshire, particularly those who voted for al gore. thank you. thank you so much. thank you. [cheers and applause] and we need to think our tremendous campaign manager, bill. [cheers and applause] i always introduce the staff first, and now his wife, the governor. [cheers and applause] all right. all right. i came here on november 10 to file the papers for al's candidacy, and i signed the official book, and this is how i started. "the fun starts here. new hampshire rocks." [cheers and applause] wwhoo! [cheers and applause] so the thank you. thank you for not only rocking but quite seriously performing york -- for putting our faith and trust and my husband, al

bush v gore. great supreme court decision, or the greatest supreme court decision. >> neither. >> stephen: it is great or greatest. >> neither. >> stephen: i will put you down for great. you obvisly didn't think it is the greatest, bush v gore, great decision, john paul stevens. just for fun, -- >> i would say you probably better buy another computer. >> stephen: are you going to yell at me through the entire interview. >> no. >> stephen: okay. let's move on. you have got a new book here called five chiefs. >> correct. >> stephen: the supreme court memoir. >> right. >> stephen: were you up set you were never one of the chiefs. >> i was acting chief for a while. >> i never went that far. >> stephen: the basketball court just above the court building. >> it is referred to as the highest court in the land. >> stephen: who in all your years really brought the rock to the rim, who was dangerous in the paint. >> who was dangerous on the basketball court. >> stephen: yes, who brought the walnuts to the j

but isn't it more about al gore's relevance?at does he have lest but hosting gig on network no one watches? >> kimberly: he is the king of the sun burn. i'll take up a collection for him for chicken little. the sky is falling. a doll to carry around with him. he has to keep it in play. this is what he hung his hat on. this is what everyone knows him for. this issue got him prominence. >> bob: an issue that threatens the planet. nothing to take lightly. it's easy to make fun of al gore and the right likes to make fun of the climate change. it's real. >> eric: how do you know it's real? whackosn in england -- >> bob: overwhelming, 90% plus say it's real. >> kimberly: why do i still have to get a spray can? >> eric: global warming -- [ overtalk ] >> greg: this is the problem with doing global warming on a show. it gets out of control. i have to go to the break. one more thing coming up. all of us confess our one more thing. you know what mine is? it rhymes with sledding down a roof. it should get a better grasp of rhyming is. if yo

congressmen taking responsibility or taking credit for helping create jobs is like al gore taking credit the internet. >> romney blasted gingrich for attacking capitalism with the criticism of romney's days at bain capital. >> i was disappointed to see one of my appoints attacking free enterprise just like the president was. that is not the role of the republican party. >> gingrich depends the critique of the business record and recaps it as issue of character. >> i fully expect the campaign to be dirty and dishonest for the next four days because they're desperate. they thought they could buy this. >> gingrich declares with a south carolina victory, he will win the nomination and the presidency. neither santorum nor romney can. >> there is enough energy in this room, you can help make sure we carry the state. if we carry saturday, i will become the nominee this fall. >> gingrich argues that rick santorum can't win the nomination because he lost senate re-election in pennsylvania. santorum calls gingrich, "completely disconnected from reality." >> the hubris and i might go so far to say

a congressman taking responsibility or taking &pcredit for helping create job is like al gore takingit for the internet." internet."plus...it's romney versus gingrich... as they battle to take south carolina. what romney says gingrich lied about...while being on capitol hill...and why gingrich is questioning romneyys leadership skills. ((bump out)) ((break 2)) with a couple days ays left before the south carolina primary... the republican presidential hopefuls are pulling punches, primarily directed at front runner mitt romney.but as joe johns explains, romney is fighting back as ell. --reporter pkg-as follows --in the home stretch to the first in the south primary..the urgency of the moment finally starts to show. newt gingrich.. looking strong late in the race..was back to making bold predictions again. "if we carry saturday, i think i will become the nominee"and then this prediction that the race in south carolina was about to take a turn for the worst."i fully expect thh romney campaign to be unendingly dirty and dishonest for the next fouu days because they are desperate thhy th

. >> first of all, florida went for gore.thing that's happened to gore's chances so far. >> we are now able to make a projection in the state of florida. abc news projects that al gore wins the state of florida and its 25 electoral votes. >> if you take away florida, all bets are off. >> the bush campaign is now contesting the projected victory for al gore in the state of florida. we have colored that blue for al gore. >> stand by. stand by. cnn right now is moving our earlier declaration of florida back to the too close to call column. >> we don't just have egg on our face, we've got omelet all over our suits at this point and on our face and everywhere else, because we awarded florida erroneously at one point, came back, and managed to make everything equal by awarding it erroneously for a second time. >> if you just stayed with these simple boards, you wouldn't have this problem. those highfalutin computers, tom. this is the answer. [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how a shipping giant can befriend a forest may se

remember gore's wooden problem?. other candidates. jimmy carter, jerry ford. remember when the lights went out and electricity went out of their debate. they were like the statues down in orlando at disney world. they couldn't move. >> it's hard to be spontaneous when you are always being calculating at the same time. i mean if you really know what you believe and somebody throws you into a situation you are unfamiliar with or a little rock eas long as you have these core principles, whatever is coming out of your mouth is going to be authentic. if you are always calculating your response, tail loring it to this audience or that, very difficult to be spontaneous. and you saw there, too, here's a guy who is like every -- the kid everybody hates in the playground in grade school. you know, mr. anderson, ricky broke the 30-second rule. you know, you got to get him in trouble. contrast that with a moment in new hampshire where ronald reagan in his campaign hanging by a thread and the moderator is trying to shut off his m

someone else has to step up, frank gore or michael crabtree. my guess is frank gore. and michael crabtree also has to step up his game. >> it's not normal for me to drop the ball. two or three drops, it haunted me. i couldn't sleevment but at the same time just got to put that behind you. >> the focus has been good this week, and this team's razor sharp all week. one of our better, if not best weeks of preparation. >> i think all the guys feel better this week than last week. i think the bye week and the first playoff game, maybe a little more -- and then this week, this week obviously -- [inaudible] >> mike: the giants left new york today. you see them arriving here in san francisco about 5:30 p.m. they're the hottest team in the postseason, winning their last four, including the packers. last week, in green bay. eli manning is driving this explosive, welsh balanced phones gut has a lot of respect for the 49er defense. >> they make 0 lot of big plays on defense, and obviously their offense builds off that in scoring points so from an offensive standpoint we have to u

somebody else needs to step up and my guess is frank gore or michael crabtree, gore ran for only 89arst -- 89-yard next week, and they need a great game from michael crabtree. >> the focus has been good this week, and this team's razor sharp all week, this is one of our better, if not best weeks of preparation. >> i think all the guys feel better this week than last week. i think the bye week and the first playoff game, maybe a little more excited there than this week. i feel like this week -- i don't know. >> mike: the giants left new york today. they arrived 25 minutes ago in san francisco. they're the hottest team in the postseason, knocking off the packers in green bay. eli manning is driving this explosive, well-balanced offense. >> they make a lot of big plays on defense, and they're offense builds off that, off short field position and scoring points, so from an offensive statement -- standpoint we have to be very sound and everybody's mechanics have to be perfect. >> the 3:30 kickoff, the sharks back on the road facing the team that eliminated them last year, vancouver. fourth

gore made the front page of "the new york times." he has a framed in his office. he was the youngest attorney and first hispanic to serve as president of the florida bar. he was chair of the ethics commission and served on the orange board committee. in the aba, he has been a florida state delegate, chair of the house of delegates, our policy-making body, served on the board of governors, and is a fellow of the american bar foundation. as the aba president, he has led national effort to protect state courts, improve civics education, and fight cuts to legal aid funding. it is his mission to make equal justice under law a vibrant living reality for everyone, not just four words carved on the facade of the supreme court building in washington. mr. zack is a passionate and tireless advocate for liberty and justice for all. as he wrote in a letter in today's "daily journal," "that is what our profession does. we get in the way of wrong. we get in the way of attempts to separate and divide our society. we get in the way of those who would let our constitutional democra

and you see frank gore, with a nice run there that set up a 49ers field goal.n let's get to this kid, the former charger -- >> he is just so darn shifty, you saw him in the open field. we have done such a great job, our defense of containing him. he got loose, and all of a sudden, he is moving to the second, i thought holy cow, tackle him. he was off to the races. i thought wow. >> all right, jimmy graham, their big tight end, along the way to help free him up. and there, you have alex smith with one -- one of the great plays that he made. everybody on the third and about eight yards, figuring he has to throw it. he just takes it around -- >> holy cow, he looks like steve young, look at the wheels on that kid, he can throw and run. he turned the corner, and he was just rolling. i don't think anybody, especially nobody on the saints defensive side thought that was coming. and what a play by alex smith, other than i was a little nervous -- >> too much time. >> too much time for the saints offense, it was 29-24, because they missed the two-point conversion. as you

. >> him taking credit for the jobs in the reagan years is like al gore saying he invented the intersnet night his lead slipping from 19 points two weeks ago. the two go head to head tonight at the debate, the fiebl one before the primary. >> i fully expect the romney campaign to be dirty and dishonest for the next four days. they're desperate. they thought they could buy this. they're discovering they can't buy this. >> president obama isn't waiting for republicans to pick their nominee to kick his campaign into high gear. his team purchased advertising time in six state. the first commercial airs today. >> secretive oil billionaires attacking president obama with ads fact checkers say are not tethered to the fact. >> charges the president took money from solyndra in exchange for a large federal loan. it emphasizes his creation of clean energy jobs. >> president obama kept his promise to toughen ethics rules and strengthen america's energy economy. >> the president will court voters in two different states today. he'll visit florida before going to new york city on a fundraising blitz.

. >> like on al gore side. and if this was so great. why would indiana have the first order of business to make a right to work state. the idea of right to work state. if you take the right to work state. in order unionizations is not forced for unions, and the right to work, the states are killing everybody and those businesses are great. they're attracting new people and you can't compare germany, come on, steve, to the united states. much smaller and an integrated system. and they also, have a businessmen talent that many of our states don't have. and so, i would-- if you just use the facts, you can't support this and if they're so great. why have jobs gone down, down, down. >> we're better off when we're pro labor and pro business when we're working together. labor and business. >> go ahead, steve. >> well, i would point out that the peak of our powers, the peak of our power may be industrially was in the 50's, but that's because most of our economy was in-- >> i would say the peak of our economic power ramped up after the 50's as t

gore says he'll try watching the show because he liked her so much. >> their cars, boats and jet packs with the throáps thrill. 50 iconic vehicles from the james bond movies are going on display for the anniversary of the 007 film, dr. know. >>> a big attraction on this block of hollywood boulevard. elizabeth taylor is proving to be a big star on the auction block. christie's put up 38 pieces from her art collection including a van gogh valued at $11 million. just last month, the star's jewelry, costumes and movie memorabilia raised $156 million for her trust, part of which went to her a.i.d.s. foundation. >> sometimes i feel different. >> new on dvd, twilight's taylor lautner takes a stab at the leading man role in abduction. lautner played a young man who stumbles upon an image of himself on a missing children's web site and soon discovers his life is not what it seemed. the film also stars lilly collin and alfred molina. that's your eye on entertainment. edward lawrence for cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. this tuesday morning.

the question is are the republicans headed in that same direction. >> like gore to caucus, it's thatect that he ends up talking about love canal and love story in a way. that's going to start firing up. he was taken out of context. it's that weird trying too hard. >> exactly. you know, quite frankly it's a problem that barack obama has occasionally had too. it will be sort of interesting to see if this ends up being the general election. >> how concerned are you about this developing narrative of mitt romney? >> go back to the 2008 exit polls. the thing that really crushed republicans was that question, is he in touch with people like you and does he care like people with you? romney has a real vulnerability on this that the obama people are going to exploit if he's the nominee. >> they're going to try. that time in the show. >> voters of new hampshire are putting on another terrific primary. they are out. they are out in force. putting candidates through the paces. >> they are being as nice about this as iowans. they are thinki ithanking us fog up again. >> tony blankley who died ye

last time al gore was on a city bus? this is the example of the power elite telling the the masses how to live their likes and they do not follow it and they are rewarding their friends with big contracts beyond anything we can have imagined just a few years ago. >> thank you sore were. now to the presidential race, president obama is leading both mitt romney and newt gingrich in potential head to head matchups. so is the bashing between these two guys only helping this guy? political guru thinks so. larry, tore -- for me when they were going back on forth on who not, not who spoke for or lobbied for fannie mae and freddie mac but who, actually, had it in their stock portfolio do we care? >>guest: it got silly and petty. and, unfortunately, that is what happens to intraparty fights. it happens whether the democrats are doing it or the republicans are doing it, and of course, the republicans have the contest. does it help them? of course it doesn't. they are creating tv ads for president obama in the fall. now, i guess th

i'm calling al gore.t to read more, go to my blog, cnn.com/caffertyfile or ourport on the "the situation room" facebook page. wolf? >> jack, thank you. >>> bitter weather conditions dimming hope that any survivors will be found. >>> plus rivals in what could be his last stand. just how ugly is it going to get over the next three days? stand by for my interview with newt gingrich. there may be a big surprise in store. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states. all straight ahead. i'm wolf blitzer in charleston, south carolina, you're in "the situation room" you're looking at an amazing new satellite image showing that terrific disaster from the vantage point of space. approximately two dozen people are still missing, but some families adamantly refuse to give up. our senior international correspondent dan rivers is standing by. he's on the scene with the latest. the sister ship the costa concordia, the costa serena just sailed past, an extraordinary sight, and reminding us that that was the c

these people have horrific past course you can also find somebody like another one in the book david gore had a normal family life so you know it's this funny stewpot have to do what causes it and serve it was reported in new york times of maybe two months ago we did a show on it here about how higher percentage than normal of people on wall street in the right eye levels of the banking industry test as sociopath's as class excessive because you don't have empathy for your employees let's say or that or the you know are you big things of your financial advisors guys are completely off the chart when it comes to that you're talking about total narcissistic. behavior where i only want and pleasure and actually hurting and destroying other lives these people were horrific and the damage they cause was horrific now tony came from a good family maybe that's what is what you know coon did and helped him we would if you read those letters you'll see that for instance our church our cross strangles his victim then brings him back to life because he wants to be like god he wants that power and he

is money in it a lot of people lot of the blenders and the refiners are making money and also as al gore also pointed out his decision in favor of biofuel might have had something to do with voters in iowa and voters in the midwest who are really doing well not only with what has been this billions of dollars of subsidies but also with the mandates that there has to be a specific amount of ethanol from corn in the gas in this country and of course there are tariffs up not letting in that ethanol from other countries here and so in some ways politically and financially it's a win and unfortunately it is unfortunate another interesting point am as we saw in that and the at the story there it's american tax dollars that are funding this that are funding this biofuel business and allows it to thrive i mean how is that able to happen well this is been this is been a real outrage and of course the policy comes from from the bush administration but obama has has not put an end to it until recently and it's just been so outrageous that this whole notion of the bio fuel subsidy that what we've be

remember gore's wooden problem that became the joke. let me ask you what you do. the lack of spontaneity lack of spontaneity is a problem. remember when the electricity went out and they just stood there? they were like those statues in orlando, they couldn't move. >> it's hard to be spontaneous when you're always be cal cue lighting at the same time. if you really know what you believe, and somebody throws you into a situation you're unfamiliar with or you're a little rock can i, whatever is coming out of your mouth is going to be authentic. if you're always calculating your response, tailoring it to this audience or that, very difficult to be spontaneous, you saw there too. here's a guy who's like every -- the kid everybody hates in the playground in grade school. mr. anderson, ricky, broke the 30 second rule. you know, have you to get him in trouble. contrast that with a moment in new hampshire where ronald reagan and his campaign is hanging by a thread in 1980, and the moderator is trying to shut off his microphone. he stands up and

why didn't al gore claim under the clinton administration it was irrelevant to al gore. the economy was fantastic under the democrats from '93 to 2000 yet when gore ran for president he never once bragged. what is it about this defeatism, this loserism with democrats that -- is it the fear if you brag about economic success, some poor people will say you left me out? what is it that staggers their ability to occasionally do a dance in the end zone and say we did it. >> i think it's partly because they invested into obama a bunch of fantasies that he was some kind of far left radical who is going to transform the world. he never was. he never said he was going to be. and there's a sort of purism on the left if you're not that, therefore, we must stay home. if i hear another person in their 50s with a ponytail tell me they are not going to vote this year because they couldn't get a public option, i will scream. they need to join the real world. >> that class is not limited to the people in their 50s. there's a lot of young bloggers in their 20s and 30s who are always whipp

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win more votes than his or her opponent& and still lose.it happened most recently in 2000, when al goret to george w. bush-despite winning half-a-million more votes.gore can blame the electoral college for that loss.the system designed by the founding fathersscreates a winner-take-all race in each of the 50 states.then those states cast votes for president, regardless of the overall reeult.states thht tilt heavily to one party or the other, where a candidate knows they will win or lose, can be saaely ignored during campaigning.a handful of swing states-like hio and florida-will decide the election.carry those two, and a candidate can start picking out the drapes in the oval office.jonthan mann, cnn, atlanta.-----end----- cnn.script----- coming up next in sports. sports.the play that had many jaws dropping!!how tim tebow helped sack the steelers. ((break 3)) 3 bruce fox 45 morning sports 3 coming up in our 6 o'clock hour... ... a bungee jump... over alligator- infested waters. waters.((right now. ooh! oh 3) (bleep)))what happened to the jumper... after the lined snapped in half. [ male a