gore. >> yes, sir. >> after deliberating the disciplinary committee decides that gore will not spend time in segregation due to the bad write up and he is sent back to his general population unit. >> i feel like i won trial or something it's crazy. >> hopefully i won't see you again any time soon. >> that's only because they messed up the paperwork. otherwise you would have been doing time. >> i know. >> all right. let's try to stay out of trouble. >> but gore did not get off without consequence. he has been fired from his kitchen job which means he can no longer catch glimpses of or pass notes to his girlfriend but gore says he'll find a way to get his job back. >> listen, i was found not guilty so i broke no rules. my whole life i've always been a person to manipulate my surroundings. like make things work. >> i don't know i think he got fired but i'm not sure. we'll find out if he's here for dinner or not. i'll see him when he brings the tray ifs he comes. but if he doesn't come -- if i don't have a letter in the trays then i know he got fired. that's pretty much how that will wor

i've talked to gore about this, and gore has talked to other people. first of all, we all have an equal right to run for election, and why do they put the wrap on the green party candidate for? i mean, do these two parties own all the voters? don't we want the voters to have more choice, the way they did, say, in the 19th century and the antislavery party, and the women's right to vote party, labor, farmer, progressive parties? it's harder and harder now for small parties and independents just to get on the ballet. all kinds of petition requirements, all kinds of obstacles. but gore, of course, won the popular vote, so we have this monstrosity that you can come in second and become president because of the electoral college, so... >> hinojosa: which frankly, you know, when people talk about the greatest democracy, and america is the greatest democracy, it doesn't seem to make any sense. >> not one american has ever voted for a human being for president since the history of the country-- can you imagine that? they vote for the electors in the electoral

samantha agee and then gore for check fraud. in a glass enclosed entry way, the various housing units. >> i see her come to bring laundry so i was like, basically saying, i'd like to write you. it's funny, it grew from there. >> he knew the girl i was working with at the time. he was like, i need a pen pal and she grabbed my shirt and was like, hey, she can be your pen pal. >> the two began to secretly pass notes to each other through the laundry or food trays to agee's housing unit as part of the kitchen. >> he'll put it in the basket and then when i pull it out, i'll get it. >> soon after agee and gore released from jail, they moved in together. >> i liked the fact she was up front and honest and then when we were home together, like, devotion. i've never seen devotion to that extent. i was happy, she was happy. not too happy, she used drugs again. >> samantha agee said heroin addiction led to her charge of first degree burglary and pled not guilty in hopes of meeting a apply deal but admits to going in a home to steal a tv se

gore was the most significant in your tenure? >> yes. and do you think that that case would have been the one that decided the presidential election had it gone another way? in other words, suppose you hadn't made that decision or you hadn't taken up that case. do you think the presidential outcome would have been different? >> i don't actually. i mean you can debate that. but if you read through the statutes that the way the president would have been selected and can you look at the later efforts to count the votes that were cast in florida, which i think the press did in the different scenarios, i think i'd come down on the side of might have been the same. but the democratic processes that were working in a rather complicated way and not necessarily so perfectly. but that was not my job. my job was to decide that particular case. on that case i was in a dissent. i dissented in that case. but i think the most important thing about the case, most important -- the person who said this, the person who said this was harry reid. who i think

a handoff for gore. picks up three yards on the play.ay in the fourth quarter. gore has 156 yards on the ground. san francisco has 314 yards rushing. that's 14 yards away from a franchise record set back in december of 1998 against detroit. 328. second and 7, 49ers taking their team -- time. san diego has all three time-outs left. dan: 3141 what they averaged total offense this season -- 314 is what they averaged total offense this season. ian: on second down. patton the motion man for san francisco. keep it on the ground. gore slices for two. this is a must-stop for san diego. dan: they've got all three of their time-outs. make a stop here, you can save your time-outs. if you don't make a stop here, you're going to have to start sing them. ian: john pagano's defense came up big a few weeks ago against baltimore late in that game, when the ravens were trying to put the game away. all they needed was a first down to seal it. the chargers stopped them. this is third and 5 for san francisco. from the chargers' 40-yard line. kaepernick does

one, the demise of frank gore has been greatly exaggerated. yes, and colin kaepernick, the one who ran all over theackers two years ago he still exists. fourth play, gore goes off tackle, runs over a pair of charger defender, stiff arm, how about that burst of speed, 52 yards, you go for a buck 53 at last check. early second quarter, kaepernick, ellington, 14-0, niners, at 8 and 6, the chargers needed this game. that wouldn't help for philip rivers. 49 yards for six, third quarter, 28-14, niners, appears they will blow it open. cap to vernon davis, not be denied. 63 yards, he comes back, shot block called on gore with a little help from alex boone. instead of 35-14, this happens on the next play, cap, recovered in the end zone. by corey legitt, 28-21. rather than feel sorry for themselves the quick reply, cap, pressure on second and seven, victims of the 2013 division against the packers, long strides. no way you're going to catch them. longest td run, longest of the raiders last year, game over, not even close. antonio gates for 5:21 to play,

what about frank gore? gore has a contract set to expire after his next game. the general manager during a conversation on the waiting room on monday said the team would love to him back. no offer has been made. the team does have hunter who recently agreed to an extension if no deal can be reached with gore. >> he's a huge asset. i feel a lot more comfortable with 21 in the back field. i don't see him slowing down. >> three bay area pro bowlers selected for this year's game, offensive guard mike jurati and along with joe staley and marcel reese picked for the squad for the third straight year. the recent resigning of jake peavy might be a double win for the giants. he revealed today he turned down more lucrative offers to come back. >> san francisco is a special place. i don't need to tell any of you that. it's known across the land now with what the organization has been able to accomplish. how could you not as a professional and an athlete want to be a part of what we have here now and i couldn't be any more excited to be on board for next two years. >> talk

gore was the most significant in your tenure? >> yes. and do you think that that case would have been the one that decided the presidential election had it gone another way? in other words, suppose you hadn't made that decision or you hadn't taken up that case. do you think the presidential outcome would have been different? >> i don't actually. i mean you can debate that. but if you read through the statutes that the way the president would have been selected and can you look at the later efforts to count the votes that were cast in florida, which i think the press did in the different scenarios, i think i'd come down on the side of might have been the same. but the democratic processes that were working in a rather complicated way and not necessarily so perfectly. but that was not my job. my job was to decide that particular case. on that case i was in a dissent. i dissented in that case. but i think the most important thing about the case, most important -- the person who said this, the person who said this was harry reid. who i think

he represented gore in bush versus gore and he he was in the napster case and the united states versus microsoft. journalists can use stolen documents in their reporting, they just can't steal them themselves. but in the case of the pentagon case or sony, it's fair game for reporters. some of sony memos reveal the head of sony in japan stepped in and asked that the onscreen death of kim jung-un be toned down. certainly sony's internal e-mails worrying about the international implications of a movie, that's probably news. north korea is a nuclear power, after all. but the script of a new james bond movie, is that news or just company property? "the interview" is not the first movie to depict the murder of a real world leader. in 2006 several american movie theaters refused to show the movie "death of a president", the fictionalized story of president george w. bush. it will be interesting to see how people in theaters and television networks react to "the interview" as soon as it's ready to come out. >> it will be interesting to see if people will go to it, it's received a lot of attent

vice president gore is opposed. i asked todd stern, the chief u.s.limate negotiator, he would not answer the question. you have been involved at high level when it comes to keystone xl and providing the numbers for president obama around it, is that right? >> that is correct, right, the job figures. >> what have you found? >> the jobs debate has been severely distorted by transcanada corporation and the american petroleum institute. they putut forward numbers that really cannot stand up to serious scrutiny based on normal research practices and methodologies for the numbers are far, far higher than are actually real. the numbers summit into the state department were far, far lower. >> did you brief president obama yourself? >> no. we know the president rather report. made reference to the figures. >> because that is the issue that is raised so often that environment lists are killing jobs by killing the keystone xl. explain how you arrive at your numbers and how many jobs would be lost or gained. numbersny respects, the were submitted by transcanada

only gore had no clue.veryone. 5 days from now the 49ers will likely be looking for a new head coach. as for jim harbaugh's future. according to one report his family was urging him to take the michigan job. today his brother jim - who coaches the ravens - says that's absolutely false. in fact john says the family -- including their father jack - has made it a point to stay out of the process altogether. no doubt michigan hoping to land harbaugh. in addition the $48 million over 6 years they reportedly offered him. they also wished him a happy birthday on twitter. which harbaugh was asked about today. a great finish at the bahamas bowl. one second left.central michigan trails western kentucky by a touchdown 49-42. we know santa claus is busy tonight. but yesterday he took some time out to personally deliver a special gift to a football recruit at western michigan it's a scholarship for walk-on linebacker grant depalma. and a great reaction by his teammates.who mob de palma. then hoist him in the air. schola

three weeks straight he wrote scholarly articles in to write letters about the bible in a separate gore addresses. this is not even half of it. and my favorite one a 266 students the poem about henry the second 12th century conquest of ireland. he had a lot of time with his hands. it is amazing works -- resource. it is a remarkable resources the most thorough diary of the 19th century. now with zero down what they thought about that and it is very intriguing what he thought he would try to accomplish. at the naval war college that before you execute any strategy you have to know what you a match. and john quincy adams was crystal clear. to be the most prosperous nation of big time. from the declaration of independence would be the first ideology to spread over the entire earth. but destiny is not a strategy in john quincy adams was not a bad strategist. and it seems clear he had a clear conception of the goal of the united states. but having a vision is only half the battle. and in order to do this you have to have a clear understanding of a strategic environment. we all like what we wa

colin kaepernick has never won in seattle === 2nd quarter, 49ers down 3-0, frank gore... 4th & 1....in... 10 yards to pay dirt, gore later left w/a concussion. 49ers led 7-3 at the half. === 3rd quarter, same score, marshawn lynch goes beast mode from 4 yards out for the td, seahawks go up 10-7 === 4th quarter, same score, hawks 3rd & 5 at the 49ers' 15... russell wilson's pass is incomplete, but there's a flag, nick moody called for roughing the passer... questionable call. jim harbaugh can't believe it === and hurt because 2 plays later, wilson hits paul richardson for the 10-yard touchdown,... and that would prove to be the gamewinner 49ers can't score in the 2nd half.. lose 17-7, their first ever 3-game losing skid under harbuagh, san francisco eliminated from the postseason la visita saltó al cesped del estadio azteca a defender la ventaja mínima obtenida en el partido de ida; sin embargo la misma sólo duró , gracias a un tanto del ecuatoriano michael arroyo 36 minutos. pablo aguilar 61 dio la ventaja en el global a las "águilas" en la fracción ---tres expulsiones (burbano, lvar

he is going to get it done. >> today's game may have been frank gore's final. he is a free agent. like to stay but also wants to see who the next head coach is before making a decision. there's more coming up on xfinity sports sunday. >> jim harbough and the search for a new 49er coach is the top story on our website. nbc bay area.com. the team will be holding a 1:00 news conference tomorrow afternoon. we'll keep you updated on what in fact, does happen next. >>> now to our developing story on missing air asia flight 8501. in a news conference just hours ago indonesia's top rescue official said because of where the plane lost contact, it is believed to be at the bottom of the sea. the plane and the 162 people on board have been missing for more than a day. it was an hour into its two-hour flight from indonesia to singapore when it dropped off the radar. officials say the plane asked to change altitude because of storms right before it disappeared. today more than 12 navy ships, five planes three helicopters, and a number of warships took part in the search both over the sea and ov

and the pursuit of happiness" but if you were not careful if you cannot be achieved before christ gorecountry will not think about the pursuit of happiness but the government can guarantee your happiness with his government to? you remove god that gives you the pursuit and replace it with government that will try to trick you. that is what happens when you're not a champion of christ. so the challenge is simple. confidence courage and confidence those are are the qualities you must take from liberty university where you have been trained to be a champion of christ. it does not help me if you do not live up to that trading. the mascot of this university, have you ever thought about that? not the tigers over the of volunteers? why is that so important? because it says it back here in matthew chapter six, chapter five you are though light of the world the city of the hill nor does anyone might delay up to give light to all who are in the house. let your light shine so that they may see your good works and glorify your father in heaven. there is a reason why you attend a school called libe

. >> gore deal like the stock?] >> the lady and the commercial thinks she really is the ceo. [laughter] >> win they rank chicken places number two was potpies. >> for a realistic user that you like the truth they and they posted the calorie cannot i cannot believe that people don't think they're eating the healthiest food. >> if they post those calorie counts i don't want to know. charles: since november 2011 jack in the box talk about calories that stock is up 300%. but they did not serve apple slices they are big fat greasy burgers it is up 325% semitist is the company that has a standby but the palate of the consumer is changing. >> to go to mcdonald's to eat something greasy. >> the kids want a the happy meal. they did something wrong with their marketing and business strategy they tried to be all things to all people. charles: they tried to dissuade a the politically correct crowd they've been served apple slices. >> but they only come in a happy meal i appreciate that >> look at that cabinet. look at that. th

and taking his place was al gore. i got a phone call just a few days before the dinner, wondering if i'd help in vice president gore's speech. i got a call from my friend, bob shrum, who was a media guy for gore. and what they wanted me to do was have a phony interview with him, where i would ask all kinds of questions -- not with him, but with president bush -- and they would have president bush saying "general." now, that was a little piece of tape that they got from an interview that george w. bush had done earlier with a smart aleck guy up in massachusetts, who had asked him, do you know the name of the president of pakistan, general musharraf. and poor bush said, "general," and he couldn't think of his name. so, they had all of these questions. and the answer to every one of them was "general." it made a fool out of bush. he asked, if i, as a conservative, would be the fall guy and ask the questions. and i said, "well, what's in it for me?" and i said, would vice president bush submit to an interview with me on "

. >> today, frank gore was hardly ignored. he got the mark echelon award.first for gore in his ten year career in that locker room. i tell you he is revered. ingly expect a lot of of frank. there is not much he can do that amazes me. 21 in the back field. >>> central michigan, uphill battle. in this bowl game versus western kentucky trailed 41-14 in the bahamas. but look at him put a jump in his pajamas. jesse colgran gets a lateral for dion butler. lateral courtney williams. his tame mates scream run! save us! burning for a point. instead of going for a tie, they went for the win. the chippewas were done in. pass broken up. western kentucky survived 49- 48. central michigan deprived. fresno state, rice university. it is certainly a fact. you want rice with that? 69-yard play, mistake free game. no turnovers, no pick. rice won big, 30-6. >> wow. you are so talented vern. >> with that, merry christmas to all. >> absolutely. >> to all too good night. >> very nicely done. very nicely done. >> you like that? i'll come back a year from now and do it again. >> yo

that's what we are striving gore. of course, it's a hard job. but we are facing the realities and we are facing the changes connected with that. >> mr. ambassador, chancellor kohl of west germany also spoke of cooperation, unity today. are there any plans for mr. prince to meet with mr. kohl and or when do you expect a meeting such that is could happen? >> frankly speaking, you are asking too much because i really don't know about the plans. this will be announced at the appropriate time in the press. but i think that the time will come and both leaders will meet and discuss problems which have come up in connection with the new era we have now opened up with our policy. >> mr. ambassador, things have moved so quickly. you defend the existence of the wall as a necessary border. can you foreclose the possible that in a short time, the next six months, the wall might be removed? >> what reaboved? what reaboved? >> the berlin wall, even as a border? can you foreclose that? >> i have talked about that. i think i gave an answer to this question at th

brokaw recounts experiences such as the fall of the berlin wall, the bush versus gore,000 presidential election and what soldiers are most memorable to him and shares anecdotes what happened before and after the cameras were on and reflects how the news media has changed in the 21st century. luke russert conducts the interview which took place at the newseum here in washington, d.c. this is about an hour ten minutes. [ applause ] >> thank you, peter. most importantly, thank you to all of you for coming out and supporting this wonderful institution. it's my favorite museum in washington. i might be biased because my father helped found it. but when you walk in here and you see the first amendment plastered to the wall that can be seen from the capitol and it's so very important that we could here to celebrate the role of the press and the fourth estate and i think the fourth estate is less popular than hmos right now and oil companies in some polls but i promise the new generation is trying to do better on that. let's talk to a living legend as i like to say, tom brokaw who if you ever

and we are trying to learn and to be able to study our courts, whether it's bush versus gore, or the aca litigation that took place or any of the huge landmark cases that take place before supreme court, all of those afar circuit courts and would be a tremendous boom to all of our law schools and improve our educational process in this country. thank you for your attention and i yield back the balance of my time. >> the chair recognizes congresswoman loughlin. >> thank you for holding this hearing. i would like to say that this situation is important and i'm so happy to be a cosponsor of this act not only in this congress but in the previous congress as well. over 100 years ago louis brandeis wrote that sum is said to be the best of this. these famous words are dead these are key components in functioning democracy. the nation is founded on the government accountability and this would ensure that our judicial system is better able to hold that ideal. this would allow judges to open their courtroom granting greater insight into the judicial process and building confidence in our legal

second quarter on a fourth and one give it to frank gore he gets you more than one. about 9 and a touchdown. 7-3 san francisco. but later in the second gore blocking bobby wagner somehow takes a shot to the head-on this play. would leave the game with a concussion. back up carlos hyde would leave with a back injury so that running backs dropping like flies. seahawks driving final seconds of the half russell wilson intercepted by eric reid runs out the clock in the half 9ers up 7-3 at the break. marshawn lynch 60-yard drive. thank you and thank you. 10-7 seahawks. 4th quarter wilson hit as he throws it's incomplete but they flag nick moody for roughing the passer. another look. very, very close call. coach here pau thinks it's the wrong call but his vote does not count. wilson hits paul richardson for the 10-yard td17-7 seattle. last chance for the 9ers 4th and one give it to bruce miller he is stuffed. that's it the seahawks win 17- 7, another scoreless 49ers second half. they are averaging less than 5 points a game after may have time. more importantly this loss off

frank gore a limited participant after suffering a consuggestion, gore is on pace to play but has tost. and raiders host bills in what could turn out to be the final home game in oakland. think about that. this is a franchise with many questions to answer, among them, who is going to be the head coach? he does have a fan, though. >> it's my leader and i love him, 100%. you know? he cares about me you know? just asking how am i doing? and so we're playing hard for him but you know i have no say on that stuff. >> warrior was out andrew boget indefinitely. they're not serious contenders. and the warriors did confirm that he has undergone prp treatment on the knee. meaning more playing time. >> this team has been about the guys. this is the attempt to show that. and this is to bring forth effort. >> mavs acquired rajan ronnedo. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. focus. >> yes. yes. >> harbaugh expected to go stay in pro rink. >> if he can get a way to get to the raiders and get paid i think stay in the bay area. that is a good deal. a >> all right. >> thank you. >> j

. >> rodney gore is his name. he's a collector of nativity scenes. okay.ome of these pictures? this doesn't really put it in the best perspective. he owns 600 of these. he's turned his house into somewhat of a nativity scene museum so others can stop by and check it out. >> gore started the collection 30 years ago. he says there are still thousas d thousands of them he'd like to have so his collection still guaranteed to keep on growing. >>> coming up in "the mix," 13 days until christmas eve. a sneak peek at santa's flight path. >>> also, what a year it's been for -- >> your favorite. >> -- taylor swift. the best selling album, grammy nominations. reportedly dating or exchanged numbers. she's a big deal. what keeps her grounded? she reveals that to our barbara walters. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lysol. she revooel reveals that to our walters. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lysol. this is the time of the year when the flu starts to sp

frank gore a limited participant after suffering a consuggestion, gore is on pace to play but has tost. and raiders host bills in what could turn out to be the final home game in oakland. think about that. this is a franchise with many questions to answer, among them, who is going to be the head coach? he does have a fan, though. >> it's my leader and i love him, 100%. you know? he cares about me you know? just asking how am i doing? and so we're playing hard for him but you know i have no say on that stuff. >> warrior was out andrew boget indefinitely. they're not serious contenders. and the warriors did confirm that he has undergone prp treatment on the knee. meaning more playing time. >> this team has been about guys. this is the attempt to show that. and this is to bring forth effort. >> mavs acquired rajan abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. focus. >> yes. yes. >> harbaugh expected to go stay in pro rink. >> if he can get a way to get to the raiders and get paid i think stay in the bay area. that is a good deal. a >> all right. >> thank you. >> join us tonigh

you know what al gore would have done for half those plus one? it was a lesson to other politicians. but look, florida has the fourth largest number of votes in the electoral college. the department of commerce which takes the census in this country, tells us after the census they believe florida will move into a tie with new york for electoral votes. but, look, this is how you would explain the forces driving u.s. policy toward any country. as a mixture of economic security and domestic political interest. what makes the cuban relationship so intriguing is the ideology, the belief that underlie these everyday interests. we have a set of tightly structured beliefs that controls the way we react when we perceive a threat to our interests from cuba. think. do you work with computers? ok. you know you go in in the morning, turn on your computer. it boots up an operating system, windows probably, boots it up and very soon you have facing you on the screen a group of icons. one of them says e-mail, web another one says word and excel. you are all with

josh gore is on his third stay here. >> i done a bunch of terrible things in my life that i'm so notroud of. but they're all character-building. and end of the day, i'll walk out of this room and i'll sit on that bunk and i'm not really upset with who i am. >> i had a really good lawyer. my father bankrupted his company behind that one. i got two years for it which is like a blessing from heaven. >> this is right here, constant struggles, right? then it got the angel, then it got the devil. >> gohr was arrested a few months earlier for allegedly shoplifting shirts from a department store. he pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. if convicted he could face a longer than typical sentence due to his prior criminal record. >> it's all drug related in one aspect or another. first time i was incarcerated i was 11 years old. the first time i did cocaine i was 12 years old. >> while some of gohr's prior incarcerations occurred in his home state of florida, he's also racked up several convictions from charleston. they include check fraud, burglary, grand larceny, and cocaine possession. >> i

>> strategerie. >> vice president gore?box. >> television has forced politicians to play along with the most ridiculous versions of themselves. >> i believe that diplomacy should be the cornerstone of any foreign policy. >> i can see russia from my house. >> since george carlin became famous for the seven words you can't say on teltelevision. >> i got my opinion. >> they have enjoyed making washington and the audiences uncomfortable. very little is off limits. >> in america there are no sacred days because we commercialize everything. only five years away from 9/11 sales. >> the line between news and entertainment is increasingly blurry. >> to make obama go from this. >> i'm not the emperor. >> e-mails. >> you said that. the government keeps a database on everyone. >> new audiences learn to love to hate the political show, will more americans engage in politics or will rising cynicism mean many tune in to television but drop out of the process? with me now to talk about comedy's role in the political dialogue, we put togeth

bill clinton and al gore. you know what obama did? he carved out an exemption which allows him to water board terrorists in a ticking time bomb situation. because after 9/11, there was a ticking time bomb situation every single day. >> i'm certain that's not the right thing to do. >> do what? pour water on their faces? which the navy s.e.a.l.s have done to themselves while they're in training. maybe that's what hillary meant when she said she wanted to empathize with the enemy. >> she doesn't like the three people that got water boarded. >> if you don't like my view, you don't like my view, that's what i'm saying. >> i love your view. >>> rolling stone may have issued an apology to its readers, but should the magazine be held accountable for it's >>> not only did rolling stone neglect it's due diligence before printing a story. in an initial letter to readers on friday, managing editor will dana said trust in a woman named jackie was, quote, misplaced after learning about discrepancies in her account. over the weekend, that was change

king mentioned, the types of cases that are heard over there, whether it's, you know, gore/bush. whether it's the affordable care act or obama care whatever your preferred terminology is or one of the pieces, one of my things i'm proudest of that i was principle sponsor the ban on partial birth abortion which we fought for about eight years before it went tall way to the u.s. supreme court on a 5-4 vote prevailed. and i remember sitting on that side because we were in the minority then, republicans, and hearing that the case had been ruled in our favor, which i was really happy about, but we couldn't see the decision. so, those were some of the frustrations. so i've said a lot. i don't have a lot of time for -- either one of you want to respond, especially to the potentially impairment of a fair trial? we have such a long experience. shouldn't that be sufficient to show that that shouldn't really be that much of a concern? you know? >> we have -- what we know is that the state courts have had cameras in the courtroom but there's not a uniform approach. some of them place limits o

>> we see in the last election trying to distance yourself. >> al gore tried that too. >> it's not. to work. you have to -- >> you know who did that pretty well? george herbert walker bush said i'm the third term of ronald reagan, but i will be kinder and gentler. he found a way of nuancing away without krit sao sizing. can hillary clinton run as something a little different than obama distinctively, she is a different person, but at the same time benefiting from the loyalties that has been established in the democratic party and among minorities toward this is president. >> the base of the party is going to require it. hillary clinton will have to distance herself. they will presume to get african-american votes, but if they want the turn out, they want to stick with this president and not try to do what al gore did and make the separation. hopefully the clintons have learned that lesson. she will attempt to bring his legacy along and not try to distance herself. >> i try to remind from all my junkie friends. all he had to do was win new hampshire or arkansas or tennessee. any of t

gore carried -- >> the most important state, tell me who can win nevada. nevada has voted correctly so many times. the only time was 1976. lou: why do i see senator harry reid strut down the hallway. >> we want someone who can beat harry reid next time. lou: the cia, the feinstein, obama, democratic party cia report. what do the republicans do? why aren't we hearing more from them. >> the republicans came out immediately and said this is a partisan diatribe and to embarrass bush. put the report down. close your eyes. remember how they felt after 9/11. thousands of americans murdered. billions of dollars in immediate damage. lou: i don't have to close my eyes. i carry that anger with me for the rest of my life. that really doesn't get to what the republicans will do. >> they have to do something. obviously, we watched the cia get dismantled by jimmy carter and the church commissions. long time to rebuild it. cia was cutting edge. i wasn't for the torture before. but now we've done it. we don't need the gory details. move on. lou: let the clandestine service

colin kaepernick has never won in seattle === 2nd quarter, 49ers down 3-0, frank gore... 4th & 1.... left w/a concussion. 49ers led 7-3 at the half. === 3rd quarter, same score, marshawn lynch goes beast mode from 4 yards out for the td, seahawks go up 10-7 === 4th quarter, same score, hawks 3rd & 5 at the 49ers' 15... russell wilson's pass is incomplete, but there's a flag, nick moody called for roughing the passer... questionable call. jim harbaugh can't believe it === and hurt because 2 plays later, wilson hits paul richardson for the 10-yard touchdown,... and that would prove to be the gamewinner 49ers can't score in the 2nd half.. lose 17-7, their first ever 3-game losing skid under harbuagh, san francisco eliminated from the postseason raiders at chiefs...oakland coming off a win over the 49ers looking for their first road victory & a sweep of the chiefs. === but the 3rd qtr was disatrous! ...down 11 derek carr fumbles the snap & chiefs come up with it.. rough day for carr.. also sacked 4 times.. === on the ensuing drive... alex smith the slant to travis kelce... who does the r

in 2000, al gore ran against george w.points. al gore won the popular vote that year. he actually won the popular vote by half a point. that means louisiana in the year 2000, in the presidential election, it was eight points more republican than the national average. that's a republican state but not that republican. look in 2012, look at the obama/romney race in 2012. in louisiana, romney wins by 17 points. nationally obama wins by four points. that's a difference of 21 points. that's the political evolution basically over the last decade in the state of louisiana from 8.2 to 21, again, 13 points more republican. so where are those republican votes coming from? we can show you that as well -- i have to undo this thing, still learning. why has the state become so republican? ? 2008 for instance, mary landrieu won in 2008 with 5 2% of the vote. what was the formula? here you can look at it among black voters in louisiana, she won all of them, 96 to 2%. white voters able to get 32%, one third of the white vote went for landr

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it it could be frank gore's last game in red and gold. over a thousand yards this season, for the eighth time in his career. craig dalton late in the fourth seals the dial. harbaugh gets the game ball and a gatorade bath. he was nostalgic with his players. >> been the time of my life. a lot of great memories. great moments. >> jim, do you expect to be the next coach at michigan? >> there will be announcements made regarding those things. >> i take my hat off to coach harbaugh. great coach. my best time here. >> harbaugh is a great coach. he is awesome. we love him. look at the stats. you know, you got to do what you got to do. >> it is bittersweet. happy we got the win. happy we were able to get frafrpg and an kwan to their milestones and get the win. coach harbaugh is a coach that drafted me chose to start me. stood behind me through everything. >> mile high, c.j. anderson had an afternoon, 11-yard touchdown. denver. that is a fumble. 10-7, denver. they end the year, 3-17. broncos, second seed in the afc. >> brown made sure of it first q

that was the election where al gore lost the state of florida and the white house by 537 votes. or wouldow what out have done for half of those? it was a real lesson to other politicians. florida has the fourth largest number of votes in the electoral college. the department of commerce which takes the senses in this country tells us after the 2000 census, they believe florida will move into a tie with new york with 29 electoral votes. but this is how you would explain the forces driving u.s. policy toward any country. economicxture of security and political interests. we have a set of tightly, tightly structured believes -- beliefs that control the way we act when we perceive a threat to our interests from cuba. you will work with computers. you go in in the morning and it boots up the operating system, windows, probably. a group of icons on the screen. one of them says e-mail, another of them says web or word or excel. think of a foreign policymaker in washington dc doing the same thing mentally. when they go into the room in a chair of the meeting says we have a problem with

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i know how they'll respond to guys like frank gore that you mentioned and all of our players, have acoaching this ball team and want to win it. want our team to have the good feeling of winning. feel good about ourselves. >> the raiders will wrap up on sunday. oakland has not won on the road this year. justin tuck has been fined more than $22,000 for abusive language. tuck was not happy about being held late in the game. the bills scored a touchdown on the play. he let the officials now how he felt and was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct. >> i do think there's something to carrying over momentum going into the off season. being able to win a football game on the road. doing something like that. we obviously have not been able to do it up to this point. >> at the heart of dallas bowl, louisiana tech used a couple of big plays to lead illinois. cody so pell hits a wide open -- he takes it down the sideline for a touchdown 80 yards. he scored twice today. the illini try to answer but reilly o'toole is picked off by woods. he brings it back the other way 69 yards. 35-18, la tech wins

i know how they'll respond to guys like frank gore that you mentioned and all of our players, have acoaching this ball team and want to win it. want our team to have the good feeling of winning. feel good about ourselves. >> the raiders will wrap up on sunday. oakland has not won on the road this year. justin tuck has been fined more than $22,000 for abusive language. tuck was not happy about being held late in the game. the bills scored a touchdown on the play. he let the officials now how he felt and was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct. >> i do think there's something to carrying momentum going into the off season. being able to win a football game on the road. doing something like that. we obviously have not been able to do it up to this point. >> at the heart of dallas bowl, louisiana tech used a couple of big plays to lead illinois. cody so pell hits a wide open -- he takes it down the sideline for a touchdown 80 yards. he scored twice today. the illini try to answer but reilly o'toole is picked off by woods. he brings it back the other way 69 yards. 35-18, la tech wins. 9-5

frank gore ham in other words ten yards. he later left with a concussion. same score.ut for the score. the seahawks go up 10-7. thank you very much. fourth quarter, same score. third and five. the 49ers' 15. russell wilson's pass incomplete. but wait. there's a flag. nick moody called for roughing the passer. a very questionable call. and jim harbaugh cannot believe it. it hurt, too. two plays later, wilson. hit paul richardson for the ten-yard touchdown. that would prove to be the game winner. they lose 17-7. their first ever three-game losing under harbaugh. san francisco eliminated from the postseason. >> i expected, you know, to be in the playoffs. definitely. they've been in the playoffs for the last year. i expected to be back there again. you know. i think everybody expected it. the whole team probably expected it. >> i think i realized how hard it is to win in the nfl. i was spoiled last year making it to the championship in my rookie season. not realizing how tough it is to get there. >> how about the raiders? oakland coming off a win over the 49ers. looking f

it's very appreciative and i know how they will respond to guys like frank gore that you mention and of our players. have a lot of fun coaching the club. want to win it. want our team to have the good feeling of winning. feel good about ourselves. >> meanwhile the raiders wrap up the season at denver on sunday. oakland has not won on the road this year. justin fined more than 22,000 dollars for abusive language. not happy being held late in the game against buffalo. they scored a touch down on the pla play. he let the officials know how he felt and flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct. they are in a better mood if they can upset the broncos. >> louisiana tech used a kim big my to beat illinois first quarter. codey hits a wide open dixon. take it down the side line 80 yards for a are psycho. this one made it 14-3. illinois try to answer but he's picked off by woods and back the other way 69 yards. wins it 35-18. bull dawg finish 9 and 5. rutgers too quick for north carolina. first quarter the quarterback gary hits andre. walk into the end zone. hick for 202 yards on 19 carries. nice bl