frank gore back. gore trying to get outside, won't get there. a loss of three. darrelle revis from the secondary. gerald mccoy the defensive tackle. this has been a 49er team as you mentioned liking to run the ball. and today they're doing it again. >> ronde: this is what they do. primarily because they have one of the greatest running backs in the nfl in the past ten years in frank gore. they're more comfortable giving the ball to him than letting colin kaepernick drop back to pass and that's fine. teams can do that. play great defense. >> dick: the pass is knocked away and picked off on the deflection by lavonte david! david still running. but there was a flag down. the penalty maybe against mccoy for offsides, which would nullify the interception. >> ronde: that was the strangest sequence of events i've seen in a long time there. >> dick: i think it was a free play for kaeperni kaepernick. >> referee: offside, defense, number 93. lined up in the neutral zone. >> dick: it is on mccoy. will nullify the interception. injured player is lavonte david. >> ronde: ne

buckley jr., al gore, gore vidal, jacqueline kennedy and naturally -- given arthur's interest in american history -- groucho marx, sammy davis jr. and bianca jagger. alexandra, arthur's wife, is not here, so we can mention that one. to a detractor who accused arthur of being a communist sympathizer, he wrote: the facts i have cited should relieve your mind. if not, i can only commend you to the nearest sigh psychiatris. [laughter] i should note quickly that arthur had a keen appreciation for two tennessee exports, andrew jackson and jack daniel's. [laughter] as john seigenthaler and tom also appreciate, arthur did not believe that white wine was sufficient unto the day given difficulties of an afternoon. [laughter] andrew is the author of veritas, the harvard college and the be american experience, and with stephen is co-editor of their father's journals, 1952-2000. at the abc news documentary division, andrew's films won two emmys and a writer's guild award. stephen has served as director of the world policy institute at the new school and was publisher of the world policy junior. he's b

seattle takes the lead by frank gore cuts it back and takes off before he runs out of gas.maybe he was trying to kill the clock. 17 carries, 110 yards for gore. 20th straight fieldgoal. 9ers lead 19-17. wilson one last chance. doesn't work. the receiver falls down. eric is there to pick it off. that seals the deal. 9ers, as i said, keep seattle from clinching the division. 19-17 san francisco wins it. >> boy, just running and hitting low. >> it was great. >> yeah. competing and it was a tough offense. >> it stays to the world, just to let you know, this is still our division. until a team takes it from us, that's it. >> they don't play well in the eastern time zone. we will roll highlights. questionable moves. he was 3-for-4. pryor and raiders down 13-3. not his fault. bad blocking. punt is blocked. 20-3 jets. reese in. heavy work load with mcfadden. getting rip ripped in new york. 27-10 new york. raiders come back on the next possession with this 48-yarder to streeter. mcgloin had one interception but the jets put it on ice. bruising dread locks. 37-27 new york. they win a

at the same time praising al gore but he had to put added to make clear with everything al gore was doing >> of the politicians we have mentioned the what changed the most of the trajectory after it ended so tragically in los angeles his relationship with him and began the body that was the enforcer or much more conservative. then by 18682crfk as a great hope of fulfilling the promise of the new deal what was that germany like? >> the fascination of jack kennedy with such a profound experience from bobby kennedy that even as he has become quite liberal under various times with the but brothers administration almost like the way fdr changed after polio and about the issue of blacks or whites and a panoply of civil rights issues but it made them regrettably full verbal and he became an iconic figure of american politics in a populous of society that people saw it could breed together the establishment of the poverty-stricken and population to create a society that would work together to solve these problems but it is a fascination. >> did your father ever talk to about the conspiracy theori

gore only ran for 32 yards on 16 carries.ore managed three yards. 49ers led 13-3 at the intermission. each one was an adventure. not necessarily a disneyland kind of adventure like this play. mcdonald tries to stop rookie don't do that in the nfl. okay davis was in pain but he came back and got revenge later. michael crabtree made two catches in his return from his achiles. crabtree turns this pass into a 60-yard play. but frank gore fumbled and snubbed up a chance for a drive. and this

gore had 110 yards on 17 carries. that will set up dawson.rth field goal of the game. 22 yards and count it. niners' only points of the second half and 19-17 ballgame. still enough time for wilson to throw a desperation hail mary. niners win it 19-17 and ending the seahawks winning streak and keeping their hopes for the nfc west title alive. >> you counted usalready. already. it felt like seattle had our number. i think it was a statement game to the world just to let you guys know that this is still our division. until a team takes that from us we will rep it a strong way. >> another edition of vernon's view at 11:35. he went one on one with larry beil. get his take on the win over seattle and making the cover of the game day magazine. we'll take a brief timeout before we check in on the raiders and their struggles in east coast games and stan ready -- stanford will face mich we were told nothing could be done, to enjoy these final moments together. but in that moment, when all seemed lost... st. jude children's research hospital gave us hop

al gore, there were newspaper headlines about al gore denouncing the kennedy tax cut as a bonanza for fat cats. and there's a tape of kennedy denouncing al gore, sr. as a son of a bitch. to get a wide spectrum of advice. when you decide, decide. and the third, kennedy leadership principle i deserved this, stick to your principles. there's a myth out there i think propagated by a few liberal historians who were not representative of the broader kennedy administration that kennedy underwent a sort of liberal conversion, final months of his administration after he gave his speech at american university. i write in the book that that's a distortion. it's not only a distortion of the chronology, because after the devilish american university speech kennedy went to berlin and said anyone who thinks that it's possible to work with the calmness, let them come to berlin. but even jacqueline kennedy in her interviews with arthur schlesinger, jr., which are only recently released, dismissed it as nonsense. annika she said even after the detente, he knew khrushchev was a gangster. so kennedy at t

gore had 110 yards on 17 carries. that will set up dawson.ourth field goal of the game. 22 yards and count it. niners' only points of the second half and 19-17 ballgame. still enough time for wilson to throw a desperation hail mary. niners win it 19-17 and ending the seahawks winning streak and keeping their hopes for the nfc west title alive. >> you counted us out already. it felt like seattle had our number. i think it was a statement game to the world just to let you guys know that this is still our division. until a team takes that from us we will rep it a strong way. >> another edition of vernon's view at 11:35. he went one on one with larry beil. get his take on the win over seattle and making the cover of the game day magazine. we'll take a brief timeout before we check in on the raiders and their struggles in east coast games and stan ready -- stanford will face mich your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you need the staples for homemade. you need safeway sugar for just a buck e

gore only ran for 32 yards on 16 carries.anaged three yards. 49ers led 13-3 at the intermission. each one was an adventure. not necessarily a disneyland kind of adventure like this play. mcdonald tries to stop rookie don't do that in the nfl. okay davis was in pain but he came back and got revenge later. michael crabtree made two catches in his return from his achiles. crabtree turns this pass into a 60-yard play. but frank gore fumbled and snubbed up a chance for a drive. and this play personified the day. matt jerdono is con feuded. special teams player anthony dixon drops him for a loss that puts san francisco for the distance. watch vernon just kick down the door to the end zone. everybody was kung fu fighting. they sacked clemens three times. patrick willis for his 15th of the season. now 49ers joe staley will get an mri on his knee but officials say he has no damage to his acl. but as joe fonzi reports, the 49ers believe in that old motto, next man up. >> reporter: one of the most impressive things about today's win. wa

gore would score a play later to put them up 10. the fall falcons wouldn't go away. tony gong gonzalez for the touchdown. atlanta recovers an on-side kick. navarro delivers one of the great plays in history, 89-yard return for the touchdown. the play off-clinching touchdown. 32-34-24. they clinch a play off spot. >> that's the best thing i have ever seen happen in a football game. not even close to the catch. second only to being born. that was awesome. [ laughter ] . >> you have to love that laugh. they have a wild card spot lock up if the cardinals and seahawks lose to the rams. as for the new stadium in santa clara, they showcased it, the $1.5 billion building. you see the field is not quite ready. they have the logo place with the san francisco 49ers logo mid-field. if this was their last home game, they will play here next year. more in a few minutes. full highlights and post-game reaction. >>> you will like this. we talked earlier, after the game tonight , i don't think it was these people, but some tried to steel -- look, jason, it was that guy. some people tr

gore did not get into the end zone that day against seattle.e 1 yard effort where a sign of things were to come. a field goal gave the 49ers a 3-0 reed. the lead grew to 10-0 when alex smith hit arnez battle with a touchdown throw. on the next series, the 49ers made it 17-0. thank insist large part the efforts of gore. >> he ripped off 20 yards and then #. >> finally brought down by his old teammate julian peterson. smith rolled on and made the final drive t the 49ers led 20-0 at half time. that was it for the san francisco scoring on the day. the defense it had to come up big in the second half. >> walt harris intercepts wallace to stop one seattle drive. but the day belonged to gore. he breaks another run for 50 yards here. when it was all said and done, they had a 20 to 14 win and gore had the team's single game rushing record. >> 24 carries for 212 yards. a record that ill stands seven years later. > >> every yard that frank gore tips to pile up. only adds to his all time 49er rushing record. i think i knew this already. it is easy to see w

. >> the woman you're looking at right there, tiffany gore.e and her family found a little bunny in their garage and nursed it for a week. but now releasing it back into the yard. that's her daughter lexi, her husband joey behind the camera. >> where's your mommy? go get her. >> mom was there to welcome her home. >> yes, mom was there to welcome her home. watch as she hops across the grass. >> whoa! no! >> yes. that was a bird of prey that got the bunny. >> wow. >> are you kidding? >> circle of life comes around quick. >> right in front of lexi. poor little lexi's watching this, thinking this bunny's going back to mommy. >> it made it like five seconds, ten feet. >> hold on here. silver lining, lexi got to see a beautiful bird eat well. right? >> but it was a bunny. >> some people on the internet are saying, is this real? so to tell us if it is, "right this minute" via skype, we have joey gore, his wife tiffany, and their daughter lexi. welcome to the show, guys. >> hello. >> the question everybody's wanting to know is, is this real? >> oh, ye

. >> going into tonight, bush had 246, gore had 267. the 25 in florida gives bush 271.ore's 267, you need 270 to be elected. >> that famous whiteboard. >>> turning to birthdays. happy birthday to actor jennifer connelly. bob barker is 90. you have a great day, i'm richard lui, >>> she wanted to scream but she was like frozen. >> frozen with fear as an armed gunman storms into a bingo night filled with families to support a south bay high school. witnesses tell us how it went down. plus -- >> sparks fly and tires screech as a chase comes to a dramatic end in the east bay. >> how the families of young men missing from san francisco will renew their fight for answers. >> step outside, looking around at the bay bridge looking fantastic and much warmer. i didn't say warm. warmer. it's thursday, december 12th, this is "today in the bay."

and then frank gary is in beast -- frank gore.beast mode. 41 yards on 17 carries, and the fourth field goal of the game. good. 19-17, 49ers. and niners win 19-17, ending the seahawks seven-game win streak. >> tough to contain. held tome the 17 points. really -- a great team accomplishment also. i thought everybody played well, special teams, defense, and offense, great team win. >> the offense, we play together. take all the playmakers to do something in this game, and going to take it for us to get to the next level. >> we'll have another edition of vernon's view tonight at 11:00 p.m. when vernon sits down with a one-on-one conversation with larry beil. >>> now you think we have cold weather. check out philly, eagles and lions in a blizzard. couldn't see the lines on the field. and mccoy took over late. running for 217 of the eagles' 299 yards. 57 on this touchdown. eagles beats the lions 34-20, and take over the lead in the nfc east. >> oakland in new york to face the jets. raiders now lost 15 straight games east of the mississi

and then frank gary is in beast -- frank gore. beast mode. 41 yards on 17 carries, and the fourth field goal of the game. good. 19-17, 49ers. and niners win 19-17, ending the seahawks seven-game win streak. >> tough to contain. held tome the 17 points. really -- a great team accomplishment also. i thought everybody played well, special teams, defense, and offense, great team win. >> the offense, we play together. take all the playmakers to do something in this game, and going to take it for us to get to the next level. >> we'll have another edition of vernon's view tonight at 11:00 p.m. when vernon sits down with a one-on-one conversation with larry beil. >>> now you think we have cold weather. check out philly, eagles and lions in a blizzard. couldn't see the lines on the field. and mccoy took over late. running for 217 of the eagles' 299 yards. 57 on this touchdown. eagles beats the lions 34-20, and take over the lead in the nfc east. >> oakland in new york to face the jets. raiders now lost 15 straight games east of the mississ

. >> our conversation with al gore is up next. we asked what the former vice president had to say about the big drivers in global change and what he would do if in the white house. you are watching "morning joe." "stubborn love" by the lumineers did you get my email? i did. so what did you think of the house? did you see the school ratings? oh, you're right. hey babe, i got to go. bye daddy! have a good day at school, ok? ...but what about when my parents visit? ok. i just love this one... and it's next to a park. i love it. i love it too. here's our new house... daddy! you're not just looking for a house. you're looking for a place for your life to happen. >> here with us now, former vice president al gore. the author of the future. drivers of global change. you are in the news a lot with your business dealings and acquisitions and sales and you edited this book? >> i applied a chamois cloth. it was great to have john as my editor. as the vice president will tell you, there were moments where a beautiful mind seemed relevant. i h

frank gore what a day, 86 yards, 22 carries. becomes the 20th running back in nfl history for seven 100-yard seasons. 17-play, 87-yard drive. 23-14. ensuing kickoff. bucs put it on the ground. kendall hunter scoops it up and scores. niners win 33-14. they improve to 10-4, fourth straight win. here's patrick willis. >> this last weekend will mean nothing if we didn't get this win today. so we're just trying to stay focused and stay hungry and just take it one game at a time. just try to put ourself in the best situation to get in the playoffs. >> the niners certainly able to build off that win against seattle a week ago. >>> mike schuman talked with cher than davis, "vernon's views" one on one with the tight end only on abc 7 news. >> so much for hostile environments. kansas city considers the coliseum friendly confines these days. the chiefs victorious in 9 of their last 11 in oakland. alex smith back in the bay area. this guy is playing like a pro bowler again. 18 passing touchdowns coming in. he'd have 23 by the end of the day

gore, like a battering ram. 4 yards and out. 49ers took a 10-point halftime lead. rams, macdonald, had to go to the man zone. he will be okay. 9ers up at 10. getting separation, first game back from a torn achilles. the kings longesten one of the year. two catches, 58 yards with crab tree. gore fumbled and it stalled. 4th quarter, fake, dew point, fools nobody. stumps it it out. sets up a short field. on the near side. flips it to davis. and he hurdles it in the end zone. the 10th of the year. the 49ers in control. as for the 49ers defense, they were big. check out willis, the sack of them, clemens, one of four, 49er sacks. and the 9ers wore down the rams 23-13 to improve to 8-4. >> a tough opponent and, you know, all of the all of the pressure of the high stakes of this time of the year. i thought our guys answered the bell on that. >> male viewers shield your eyes, not a good place to be hit there. >> a lot of chippiness out there not anything on our part but on their part. and, you know, maybe that was the game plan. it did not work. >> all right. nick, the 49er

get it from the line, gore made a move. it is a 51-yarder for frank gore.as his 4th fieldgoal of the game. san francisco beets beats seattle at home. the 9 and 4 9ers led the nfc  best by 2 games. the rams were roughed up in arizona. clemens back 23 yards. they are 8 and 5 and have to face san francisco in 3 weeks. to say the raiders don't travel well would be an under statement. the 13th straight game played in the eastern time zone. matt is the guy who played in the metlife stadium. 3 3 defenders, 2 receivers, 1 touchdown. new york led 20-3. it is marcel. 20-10 in the 3rd. rod streeter and the 48-yard play. jets reach their highest point total since week one of last year. 15 yards. raiders try to strip the ball. jets win 47-27. oakland is 4 and 9 and home to host the chiefs sunday. week 14 is a day of new records, bad weather and finishes. the broncos coach returned to work. 14 degrees when the kicker has a fieldgoal. 64 yards, a new record. the denver record was 39 completions. denver wins to go 11 and 2. chiefs had a punt back and there he goes. retur

a rare frank gore fumble ends the drive. he said he scored too much -- he ate too much turkey or would have scored. 17 yards for the score. 275 yards and best game since week one. 23-6 niners. defense was suffocating all day. loss of 8 and under 4 minutes left and clemens pass was tipped in the air into the hands of carlos rogers. easy, peasy for him. they are now 8-4. >> a lot of guys respond -- a lot of the guys that answer the bell and play big in the big games and did that today jie. now we have everybody in sync. we know what to do. we are getting turnovers and we are tackling and we are playing 49er football. >> we discuss everything from the offense to leaping over defenders in a single bound and michael crabtree. hope you stick around. >> we'll take a quick timeout. career highs against the kings. that's the total and both teams are stuck in reverse. not a good start, power outage. lights off at sleep trine arena before -- sleep train arena before tipoff. green got it. they lead by as many as 16 in this game. thompso

a rare frank gore fumble ends the drive. he said he scored too much -- he ate too much turkey or would have scored. 17 yards for the score. 275 yards and best game since week one. 23-6 niners. defense was suffocating all day. loss of 8 and under 4 minutes left and clemens pass was tipped in the air into the hands of carlos rogers. easy, peasy for him. they are now 8-4. >> a lot of guys respond -- a lot of the guys that answer the bell and play big in the big games and did that today jie. now we have everybody in sync. we know what to do. we are getting turnovers and we are tackling and we are playing 49er football. >> we discuss everything from the offense to leaping over defenders in a single bound and michael crabtree. hope you stick around. >> we'll take a quick timeout. career highs against the kings. that's the total and both teams are stuck in reverse. not a good start, power outage. lights off at sleep trine arena before -- sleep train arena before tipoff. green got it. they lead by as many as 16 in this game. thompso

frank gore finds a hole, takes it 51 yards. his longest run of the season. that set up a short game-winning field goal by phil dawson, his fourth of the day. the niners hang on to win it 19-17. listen to this reaction from the niners. >> we're playing playoff football. it's either win or go home. that's how we feel. every week we come out, we're going to come out and perform at a high level. >> we have to win this game. we couldn't have it any other way. because this is a team that you want to beat. i mean, they talk so much. you know, to me it's just -- ugh! you just have to beat them. >> well, the niners are now gearing up for sunday's game against tampa bay. >>> well, the niners had some extra special help at candlestick park yesterday. look who it is in the stands. that kid on the sidelines. he took the day off from fighting crime to help the 49ers beat the seahawks. 5-year-old miles scott is recovering from leukemia. obviously, we all remember when the make a wish foundation along with thousands of volunteers turned san francisco into gotham city to mak

she hated her ankles, according to gore vidal. she was obsessed even when she was famous with ho--with her ankles, which is one of the reasons why she always wore pants, 'cause it--it showed off the best of her figure and hid the worst. and she had--she had absolutely beautiful hands--long, tapering fingers--that her husband was in love with. c-span: how many times was she married? >> guest: just once. she--there were--there were really two great loves in her life: one she married--and that was george palmer putnam--and one she didn't--that was eugene vidal. c-span: george palmer putnam was who? >> guest: george palmer putnam was a--a--a publisher, a very good publisher and--and a--an extrovert, a--an entrepreneur who was famous in his own right he was the--he was the publisher who snared lindbergh and--which was the greatest publishing coup of--of--of that era, and put him on the map. and he also published all the other explorers and adventurers he was really in love with--with the great outdoors and--and a--and adventurers. and

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bruce miller injured his left shoulder blade he blocks for frank gore, runs and catches.ver they choose, losing miller down the stretch hurts. a week from tonight will be the regular game at candle stick park. a lot of former players and staffers are going to be in attendance. >> so we don't want tobt guys that skrup the last game at candle stick. that is where you want to go out with a win. >> it's time now for vernon's view. and asked about the final game one week from tonight. >> candle stick is wri started for me. i got here, all i've known is candle stick. you know? a lot of history and great plays made in that stadium. when you're moving toward it could be a good thing and i call it tears of joichlt >> michael crabtree says he looks up to the old guys. >> he's fun yeechl the old guys? >> do you remember when you're the young sghie >> yes. yes. i appreciate it. if you're listening and watching i appreciate it, buddy from the bottom of my heart. >> oh, yeah. when the old guy sits down mike shumann after the game. raiders appear to be on a collision course is dennis al

gore will purch punch it in. 15 touchdowns and 15 career games. 9ers up 13-0. boman is there and then crabtree 60-yard completion, the longest to a receiver. he is taken down at the 20. he joked he should have scored. 9ers failed to score there. the fake punt on the 20-yard line, the 9ers say no, that will not work. very next play, cap vernon davis, a jump over the goal post. 9ers win. they are up 8 and 4. seattle plays tomorrow. that will be a big game here. >>> peyton manning, another 5 touchdown 400-yard performance. crying during the anthem. eric decker, 5 on the day, 41 touchdowns this year with 4 games to go. alex smith, it is incomplete. they improved to 10 and 2. an nfl record. >>> career high in sacramento. thompson has 28 points, 24 of them coming from downtown. look at curry. he was the player of the game. the steal, he pulls it out. that is a lay up. 5 3-pointers and 10 assists. thompson has his 8th 3 pointer. demarcus causing a hook shot to tie the game. 24 points in 20 minutes. the kings can tie here? the game saving swat. they win 115-113 up in s

i was at the mandela inauguration where vice president gore was there and fidel castro. fidel castro several times tried to approach vice president gore and he literally ducked him, went behind aides. it was a comkocomical scene. >> i have the official program that the south african government put out and among the tributes after ban ki-moon, the u.n. secretary general speaks, the tribute by foreign dignitaries, then the president of the united states, barack obama, followed by the leaders of brazil, china and india and then cuba. raul castro. they will all be on this little stage, this little area in front of 90,000 people who have gathered in the soccer stadium so there could be a moment where president obama and raul castro may shake hands, may talk, who knows. >> be interesting to watch if they shake hands. that was the big thing, the gore people wanted no physical contact or substantive communications because of the relationship between the two countries. obviously, you can get as close as we are at an event like that and we will see what happens. you watch somethin

. >> gore's death came after another homicide in a parking lot. the victim in that shooting has not been identified. >> police say an innocent bystander was caught in the crossfire of a shootout. she died from gunshot injuries, she was the owner of a oakland beauty shop. >> nobody has a heart no more. nobody cares. >> the police department has six detectives working the cases around the clock. it's critical. it's a crisis. >> to solve the cases they need to talk to more witnesses. >> many of the homicide there's were a lot of people there. we know a lot of folks know what happened. we need them to be courageous and help us. >> gore's cousin says perception and fear keep people quiet. >> snitching, don't nobody want to be a rat. they will end up dead. >> and police don't know if the recent violence is fueled by gang feud or not. the department is in the process of hiring an additional five police officer by the end of the year. the police hope those extra resources will help them deal with the crime wave. >>> could a serial bank robber be in custod

. >> he is in 185 parks state in the oh gore at the see lowers. >> from vaksers come pain coach enou enough. >>> simply watch two color blocks or more from here to end. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. don't forget to check out "right this minute".com. great videos all day long. enjoy. >> it's a beautiful day for a ride in australia. you have a guy on board his suzuki. but this isn't about his ride. it's about the animal rescue he's going to -- he chases it a bit and then takes this thing hope. >> home? >> he called himself the lizard king after rescuing this from the middle of the street. >> i found a lizard. i am the lizard king. >> i'm really sad because that lizard had a family trying to get across the street. >> the lizard has things on him. thech can be picking of it owe h

. >> he is in 185 parks state in the oh gore at the see lowers. >> from vaksers come pain coach enou enough. >>> simply watch two color blocks or more from here to end. >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. don't forget to check out "right this minute".com. great videos all day long. enjoy. >> it's a beautiful day for a ride in australia. you have a guy on board his suzuki. but this isn't about his ride. it's about the animal rescue he's going to -- he chases it a bit and then takes this thing hope. >> home? >> he called himself the lizard king after rescuing this from the middle of the street. >> i found a lizard. i am the lizard king. >> i'm really sad because that lizard had a family trying to get across the street. >> the lizard has things on him. thech can be picking of it owe he s hes is u. >> they probably live alone. he wanted his nine minutes of video time to show us the rescue and give us some >> down here, these were very sorts of bugs, they eight snals. you love smals, don't you. i love smiles, number, number, number. >> love, love, love lizards because it's prch. >> h

the opinion in bush v gore was relatively short. under a deadline of 24 hours, so maybe that would but theent candidate, decision of brown versus the education finding school segregation unconstitutional was seven or eight pages long. it was not a tremendously long opinion. is the most important decision. i do not know. i would have to look at what the candidates would be. host: john is up next on the line for independence. you are on. caller: good morning. i wanted to say -- i consider you allld sit down with morning, talking to a constitutional attorney, but i want to get your opinion. first of all, i just want to say that a lot of people in d.c. do not follow the constitution, even though they took an oath to. aside from that, i want to ask you, and this is a projection. i have not been to the supreme court yet. what in the constitution gives obama the authority to remove a private industry ceo? second, what in the constitution has beenma, once a law made and it has been passed through and signed by him, that he cannot change? co

they have a physical running game with frank gore. they are committed to it.nd when they throw the football, colin kaepernick has a healthy corps of receivers with the return of michael crabtree. i think the 49ers are plenty good enough to get back to the super bowl and win it. >> mike: how did atlanta go to 4-10? offensive line woes, injuries. this was supposed to be tony gonzalez making one more run for the super bowl. that's not going to happen. the retiring future hall of famer, likely the last game we'll see him play tonight. >> i feel terrible for gonzalez. really one of the all-time great people and players that we've met in the last 17 years. you hate to see a player go out playing meaningless games. but i feel worse for quarterback matt ryan. because he's been hit a lot this year and he's been hit hard a lot this year. and i pct

gore ran 17 times for 110 yards including that huge 51-yard play. to 11-2 but they've already clenched the kick off spot. seattle seattle-- san francisco goes into sunday feeling a lot better about themselves. >> i think it sends a statement to the world just to let you know this is still our division until a team takes that from us we will continue to rep. >> i told them we have to go out there and stop feeling sorry about ourselves and take it. we still have a lot to learn. we still have a lot to learn but that's a good thing. beating a good team like seattle and still not playing our best ball. and that's great. >>> drew breas and the saints went against carolina. breas throws 10 touchdowns to colton. they currently hold the two nfc wild cards. >>> it's more like the twilight zone for the raiders. tonight they lost their tenth straight game. jets' smith threw. jets first touchdown in 9- quarters. special teams getting tacked. nobody blocked antonio allen. punt attempt recovers into the end zone for a touchdown. raiders played without their injure

same drive, frank gore part of a 10-minute drive. 4th fieldgoal of the game. 24 straight fieldgoals.ey play. en suing kick off. turn over, kennedle hunter has the touchdown and the 9ers win 43-14. the 49 ears will 49ers will host the falcons and that will be the last game at candlestick park. >>> the chiefs put up 56 points. charles on the ground in the first half. we have to speed up the video. it will take too long. 39 yards out, charles just a monster game against oakland. 3rd quarter raiders come back and make it interesting. 297 yards and 2 touchdowns but 5 turn overs. smith to charles. we must speed it up again. 71 yards for the touchdown. charles, 8 catches. 195 yards. smith 17-20. 5 touchdowns. a perfect passer rating. they had 7 total turn overs. fans head for the exit while the chiefs has a 56-31 win. >> stats, it didn't do much for touchdowns. never been a part of that. it is special those guys making me look good. when you can clinch play off spots -- >> one of the best stories in the nfl. raiders have their 4th straight loss. you have to wonder about the coaching staff.

with this data, we can say let's use al gore rhythms to make decisions. you can drive collaboration patterns that we want to have. >> these ago gore rhythms are being used. xerox uses them for possible employees. >> derocks does do interviews, but many hiring managers have found the scores to be so successful in predicting success that they see it as a form at today. they got a color code red, yellow, green, based on an on line test that prospective candidates have taken to look at cognitive ability, personality and specific skills, and the score has proven to be very predictive of performance. i think that that is a danger. i think if you take these things too often, that that's not such a good thing, because, you know, scores are fallible just as people are. i think most companies that i've talked to are really using both. i should note, including xerox. >> you talked about how you were creeped out about this, but looked into it and found all this workplace technology could ever a larger impact on the economy than wall street trading and the once that f

they have their high priest, the nobel laureate, oscar winner, al gore.gh accept what he says with faith, without reason, without logic. john: it does have the ring of a religion and just, some blindness to the facts, you mentioned al gore. i was surprised to see him build these monster homes while preaching what he was preaching? >> the hypocrisy is monumental. you have this 19,000 square foot mansion inth tennessee. a group was able to get ahold of his utilities and they were 20 times that of an average american. he also has a mansion in mon that cito. that is near oprah's house. john: are any of them call themselves environmental activists notl hypocrites? do some of them live that life? >> ed begly, jr., is often mentioned. darrell hannah. they actually live a life-style consistent with what they preach. but boy, is that a rarity, john. i mean the vast majority of celebrities take on pew lens to the highest level. john: rapper p. diddy made a video telling people, turn your lights out, but holeds a bunch of big houses. recent tv combined his video wit

. >> this is hard to listen to these stories and just think this, is what kids goring through. >> kids asked to write in journals about the challenges they faced this year. here some excerpts. i was in foster care away from my mom. my dad is not in my life. due to alcohol. another, my mom and dad on drugs. when i was little i was homeless and four. in this pass wrath my father is in prison he missed my fifth grade graduation. it's hurtful. and this. living with out my dad is like living with out a heart. no emotions come through me without him >> common theme is poverty. common theme, drugs. and death >> some writings are troubling. i cut myself. i want to diechlt my mom said she had enough of me. it hurts because it makes me feel worthless. to stop that peeling i cut myself. others write about hope. sometimes i don't want to live him. wait i'm going to overcome this, god is with me, helping me. >> never pity their live stories. we highlight positives and let them know what their full potential is >> students told to use pain as learning not daggers one student said i thank god he brou

. >> two bay area high school bands goring to be performing in london's new year's day parade. >> they bounded buses today to catch the flight >> it's a big deal. you know? this is their first plane ride to london. >> the marching band members from san jose will be joining the 2014 celebrations. >> yes the parade draws millions of tonight, not again, the next storm brewing, it hits just before new year's, as thousands still wait for power. after the christmas storm. and in the west tonight, the deadly avalanche, and those dramatic rescue pictures, why so many, so early. >>> iced in, big problems tonight, new images from the rescue attempt in the antarctic. do the rescuers need to be rescued themselves? >>> secret code, new tonight target hackers holding more than your credit card number, but your pin code, too. how to protect your bank account right now. >>> and up in the air, what was that in the skies over the heart land? see it here tonight.

. >> you site david boice, he represented ibm against the united states, al gore in his election, he also is dyslexic. the new statesman said, according to your theory, siting statistics showing proportionately more people with dyslexia enjoy worldly success than without. not even gladwell can run the experiment in which boyce repeats his dyslexia, seems more personal about the attack but there was a lot of it about the dyslexia part. >> you can say certain things, not every idea can be presented or tested with scientific rigor. it's not possible. in my book outliers, i play with the idea that perhaps something about the culture of rice cultivation in southern china has contributed to asian success, chinese success in mathematics. is that a provable assumption? have no, you can't rerun history, see how chinese would do it if they hadn't had a rice cultivation, but is it not useful to play with that idea? of course not. first submit it to seven layers of academic rigor, they're saying the world would be a very boring place. i think it's fun to play with ideas, so in the case of david

he didn't score, but that sets up frank gore for this touchdown.only ran for 48 yards on 15 carries today. the rams manage just 3 points in the 1st half. kellen clemens runs right into the path of navarro bowman. crabtree made two catches in his return from his achilles heel surgery. this is a nice sight for the niners fans. turned this into a 63-yarder, down to the rams 23-yard line. but he fumbled it, and lost any chance for points on that drive. they fake a punt. the special teams player, dropping for a block. that puts san francisco within striking distance. the very next play. cap to vernon davis. watch him kick the door down to the end zone. boom. everybody was kung fu fighting. not exactly how you write it up, but it counts. the rams fall to 5-7. now joe staley will get an mri on his knee. his status is important. >>> philly won its fourth straight game. nick foles threw three more touchdown passes. two of them went to zach erst. >>> the raiders were off today, but already game planning for the new york jets. oakland's second game at the met

i remember when al gore came back from south africa, how just enthusiastic he was to have met nelson gore like so many other senators fought and, of course, pushed for legislation to end the partide and in 19 94 mandela thought da m -- democracy was the only way to solve problems and wanted 100% precipitation. he wanted people to be encouraged. there was a lot of uncertainty. he kept pressing us to train people, train everyone, train them like you do down in the south and up north and bill lynch that we lost, he was the deputy mayor of new york city who was insurance mental in bringing mandela here in the 1990s, bill lynch practically all of us who really went out of our way to train people to get them ready for that election. >> i'll never forget being there on election day, there was a blazing sun and standing in line with people that never voted in their lives, people in 70s and 80s standing in the hot sun for hours and hours in this long line just to cast a vote for the first time in their lives. donna thanks for being with us. we'll be right back. more with the panel. [ male ann

there are larger numbers of people who goring to see lower rates.r all, the evidence is that most people see lower rates but not all smchlt see higher rates. >> let me ask you about. that we're talking about some in individual markets. we have a green room putting numbers at close to 6 million now who have had cancelled policies it's tough to say how many are cancelled smchl did comply with the president's reported fix. sort of called up a portion of that and said never mind you're not cancelled we don't know what number did. that but tonight learning that aetna says it's not going to go along with the president's fix. do you believe that we're looking at a january 1st event where some large portion of the american people are going to be uninsured when they were insured a couple weeks earlier? >> i don't think a large portion. i think it's going to be some, but a small minority. i think large shares goring to find they can get insurance that is better and/or cheaper but some are going to struggle. that is unfortunate to this web site delay z i know

. >> hi, i'm jean gore. i have lived here since 1991. i'm a solo performer at the marsh and very aware of how important it is to have silence when you need it. and i am distressed about the sound that will come from this new building. i also want to mention that to have the developer designation is like having the fox watch the hen house. i must say. and parking is something that really bothers me because there is not enough parking on valencia as it is and they should not be allowed to have parking on valencia when they claim to be such a green facility. thank you. >> good evening, honorable members of the board, it's great to see you all again this evening. my name is jefferson mccarly, the advise president of the of the corridor agency and i was asked to share our concern to you. from this mission statement we endeavor to maintain the goal and unique identity and spirit of the neighborhood. that biggest concern is the opportunity for the marsh to thrive and survive. we would like to ask for you to support them in their efforts to stay

. >> a look at the zoo's baby gore yila. you can see the little gal here. >> there we go. >> she sleeps a lot but starting to get around and making mom anxious. >> she's starting to eat solids and will start testing everything. human infants everything goes right to the mouth. she'll dot same thing. >> the baby was abandoned by her mom, being raised by her grandmother. >> she just joined the gorilla clan a few weeks ago. we wanted to give you a peek tonight. >> yes. >> that is going to do it for us. >> from all of us, >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, holiday storm, get ready for the biggest travel day of the season with snow, ice and tornados on the way. >>> breaking news, chaos after a big theatre in london collapses. more than 700 people inside. >>> duck and cover, the big star of tv's "duck dynasty" in the crossfire for comments about being gay and being black before civil rights in america. >>> medical stunner, do families of people with dwarfism in this remote village hold the key to preventing cancer for everyone?

then, feds goring to pay it. think about that just a moment. think about that. we're talking about one sixth of the u.s. economy this, is the system settled on. at least privately, late in the evening. considering what the president said just this afternoon. >> bottom line is that law is working and will into future. >> senior fellow and author this is unbelievable. this is, so, had this is is from the report. they'll submit that to the government. once built, government and insurers can reconcile the payment to true up payments. oh, joy. so it's basically on honor system? >> basic thing to understand is that it's not a bail out of insurers but president. two weeks ago we heard from one of the top it officials is that system to pay insurers hadn't been built yet. >> 30% has not been built. we talked about what part is that? so now, they're saying how are insurance going to get paid? this is the solution? >> we're going to trust the insurance companies to say i think you owe me x amount? >> what is the alternative? if insurers don't get paid that way. they'll wit