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. >> please, steven, i detest for mamiits, just call me president frank underwood. >> stephen: well, it is a real honor to have you here, sir. i'm a huge fan. how do you get some of done? >> well, it's like i always say, steven, a dog doesn't need to show its teeth as long as there's growls deep enough. his food bowl is full and he knows where all the bones are buried. (laughter) >> stephen: wow. i have no [bleep] idea what that means. (laughter) (applause) but i got to tell you-- that, that was menacingly homespun, sir. i just hope obama was watching. >> oh, i'm sure he is, stephen. "the colbert report" is tremendously influential. it's like a meet the press that people actually watch. >> stephen: oh, well, sir, do you watch my show. >> no, i haven't had the pleasure. i'm waiting for the whole series to be over and then i'm going to binge watch from episode one. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i mean you're going it to have the opportunity pretty soon because the show ends in mid-december. >> ah. well, i offer you my congratulations and my condolences. what are your future plans?

>> : i detest see it coming trade there is definitely get recent rains a day at a definition of an unstabley difficult to predict what factors moving parts it's exploding on us as you can see very heavy rainfall still not nearly as heavy as it was earlier. were talking in tracy 4 in. per our earlier. really tremendous we saw a flash flood and buys three for fairfield still getting a quarter of an inch per hour. tracy is in stockton area still seem moderate rainfall at this point and again starting to move east this will be the last of it for awhile of hoping for more rain that it will go way for a little while. temperature 647 cisco 6463 sunnyvale 66 currently in fremont. temperatures little on the cooler side and the system 60 morning lows of this is the 61 oakland 61 for hayward and a 57 vallejo richmond 58 in concord trip afternoon highs a is for those parts of the fort for polos a 73 month view 76% clara mission 74 in fremont and east bay we do have a big winner with what she possibly hitting a degrees only one on the board. 73 and union city 75 and fairfield still single of rain 78 wil

. >> please, stephen, i detest formalities. please call me president frank underwood. >> i'm a huge fan. how do you get so much done? >> it's like i always say, stephen. a dog doesn't need to show its teeth as long as his growl is deep enough. his food bowl is full and he knows where all the bones are buried. >> wow. i have no [ bleep ] idea what that means. have. live healthy and take one a day 50+. complete multivitamins. with 7 antioxidants to support cell health. research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day 50+ for men. and for women. age? who cares. one a day 50+ >>> the world health organization is now predicting the ebola outbreak could reach more than 20,000 people around the world. it's also taking a toll, even of those not of infected by the virus. that's because of food riots caused by shortages. deliveries have become bottlenecked by the health crisis. usaid has been instrumental in providing relief throughout the ravaged reason. joining us to break some news on how the obama admini

i absolutely detested and loads law school. nothing against lawyers, but it was not for me. review of the world, there were only two career options. either you are a doctor, or you are a lawyer, and it sounds ridiculous now, but this is what i honestly thought. i thought to myself, if i don't become a doctor, and i don't become a lawyer, i am going to become nothing. i could have become an accountant, that is true, but i did not know that option, but as was reduced we said, i cannot count either, and that was not an option, and i remember feeling profoundly like i was a i was a failure, and street activist. please, do not look me up on google before 2003. i was also heavier, but we were organizing the protests against the iraq war, and tens of thousands of people were coming out, and it made no difference. all of these people came out in the streets, and nothing happened. the war went ahead. it was a horrible idea, and it turned out more to be a horrible idea, and the reason i bring this up is because i want to ask each of you how does failure in any respect shape your life

. >> please, stephen, i detest formalities. underwood. >> it's a real honor to have you here, sir. i'm a huge fan. how do you get so much done? >> well, it's like i say, stephen, a dog doesn't need to show its teeth as long as his growl deep enough, the food bowl is full, and he knows where all the bones are buried. >> wow. i have no [ bleep ] idea what that means. >> but he sounds good saying it. >> he does. >>> it's the top of the hour now. we were talking last hour, ayman, about how you look at what the vice president is saying and following isis to the gates of hell and what kay hagan said last night in her debate. al franken in minnesota, of all people, he is writing letters to the white house demanding action on isis. it looks like certainly, the president of the united states, the secretary of defense, they are not going to contain isis, they say they are going to destroy isis. i was asking the question, though. kay hagan is fine but i'd like to hear from egypt. al franken is great but i think the saudis have more of a s

. >> easy to be not detestable when you haven't won in 25 years. nobody knows who you are. >> ilike the likable list, not hate list, right? >> least detested, yay. no one detesting this. it's a nice, easy drive. not a will the of folks driving. here we see 101 northbound with easy traffic. the whole stretch moving smoothly. we'll have progress on the 880 interchange coming up. should be opening up some of that transition over there. good progress over there before the christmas shopping season comes in. yes, we're that close. over toward the peninsula we're that close with our camera. an easy drive here. palo alto with the taillights past willow. you see the low clouds and can also see the city lights. we'll track it as the fog may roll in, toward the golden gate bridge. big changes for our temperatures. meanwhile, looking to the north bay, the 101 through san rafael, an easy, light drive now. this shot here, reports a deer was hit and killed or reported in the last few minutes. there may be a traffic break as they address that situation. >> good to know. >> 4:56 on your tuesday

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in iraq, where the shia brig gates have done well, they are detested and despised all across the suni areas so what i see here is basically a formula for a no-win war and the republicans should not get aboard until they get a credible strategy which we do not now have. >> this general from this arm chair sees it differently. republicans are getting on board. secondly, this is not a conventional war, not another iraq or afghanistan. it will continue into the indefinite future. the president is putting together a coalition, not the usual suspects. he brought in other arab countries, sunni countries so this isn't america going in there waging a one-sided war religious war. the no boots on the ground, you can't win if you don't put boots on the ground but they are not going to be american boots. they managed to take back the dam and some territory in iraq. turkey may not be out there helping openly, but there is some de facto cooperation and 49 of their diplomats have been taken by isis. syria you're not going to work with asad. asad will welcome anything that hampers isis but they won't distinguish betw

. >> the notion that somehow as a consequence of me knowing somebody who engaged in detestable acts 40 years ago when i was 8 years old somehow reflects on me and my values doesn't make much sense to me. >> a man everyone wanted to talk to, but whose silence was deafening. >> what's your relationship with barack obama? >> bill ayers, an unrepenting terrorist whose group bombed america over and over again. >> let's remember what you call a violent past, that was at a time when thousands of people were big murdered by our government every month. and those of us who fought to end that war were actually on the right side. >> the son of a prominent illinois businessman, ayers came of age in the 1960s, drawn to the disobedience of the day and drawn -- >> while actively engaging in the war against the imperialist. >> in 1965 at age 20 he joined the left wing students for a democratic society or sds. in late '69 they held protests in chicago, full of rage about the war, race relations and the wealthy. they ravaged the city's business district, six people were shot and dozens more arrested. later that year a se

i think in this case it was complementary. endura gandhi had gone to the soviet union in 1971, signed the treaty of friendship, gotten soviet support. she detested, she saw in him quite rightly india is nightmare, and they overlap very neatly. that said, to be fair i think her government was always uncomfortable with being in the position of being only democracy supporting the soviet union in afghanistan. had no illusions about the afghan time in us. it was a marriage of convenience. there was no ideological sympathy. and interesting question is what factors produced zia's decision to bring stenger and? why did he decide to get the water to boil? i think one of the big factors and that was mrs. gandhi was dead. she died just before he made that decision and i think okay, if mrs. gandhi was around, i would be very careful about boiling the water. with her son who is kind of a playboy and a flake, i don't have to worry about him. >> i'm a visiting fellow at stimson. i look at this region. and what i found is that zia was building his case for getting counter administration to upgrade the bilateral security cooperation and commit to a treaty. and t

detest. you've got to find ways that they have some kind of understanding with you, some kind of trust. i president has made some laudable movements in that direction, but, you know, you've got to build the relationships. i wish putin and obama had a stronger personal relationship. they don't. honestly, i think obama honestly tried. but i think these sessions at the u.n. are very important. 125 leaders. the staffs are not there. they get a chance to know each other. >> we'll see what comes of it. thank you so much, former u.n. ambassador, bill richardson. >>> that wraps up today's "r.f. daily," it's a pleasure to have this time with you. it's time for "the reid report," she's in washington, d.c. what have you sghot. >> thanks very much. coming up next on "the reid report," president obama threatens isis from the floor 69 u.n. general assembly during an impassioned speech. we hear the terrorist group beheaded a french tourist from algeria. the year's largest variety of shrimp flavors! like our coconut shrimp bites or our creamy shrimp alfredo... as much as you like, any way you like! hurry

detest the hillary clinton campaign. her husband ran promising a bridge to the 21st century, she is promising a bridge to the 1990s, i don't think people vote that wait a minute listen to him, he gives that speech in detroit i think it was take back america, from whom? from the rascals who has been running it for six years of who she is -- who he is a part. when the stock market crashed president roosevelt went on television there was no president roosevelt. there was no television. people saying that's just joe being authentic. the question is authentic what. he knows nothing whatsoever of american history what kind of history would he make. >> this was in february, the vice president talking about his credentials. >> my knowledge of foreign policy, my engagement with world leaders, my experience uniquely fin barack obama and i have bringing up world peace in a way that is real and substantive. >> a few months later world peace not breaking out there, juan. >> i wouldn't put that all at joe biden's door though. >> it's hard for him to separate from the president. >> it's very hard for him to separate from the president. t

detestable. does that clarify it for you? i'm trying not to say, i'm trying not to sound totally insane, but this is the motivation. >> but you take your rage out on women. that's all, i interesting, you hate your father so much. you seem to love your mother. >> i do. i do. >> when we met him, this inmate had completed the first six months of an intensive 18-month sex offender rehabilitation program. >> it's just time for a change. you know, i've got, when i walk out this time, i'll be 60 years old. and i'm not going to have that much longer left, anyway, and i want to enjoy it the best i can. >> he claims this rehabilitation program has helped him empathize with his victims, and he says he does feel remorse. >> i know it sounds pretty lame, but i would want them to know that i am sorry for what i did. >> he apologized to his victims, but the problem with that is, he's not making himself recognizable to his victims. you know, he's not truly standing up and taking responsibility to the very people he hurt. >> i didn't hurt them physically. mentally is another question, you know. they were, they were pretty thoroughly frightened. >> you didn't hurt them physically? >> w