this guy's named ian and ian is a little apprehensive? >> ian, what are we doing up here?out to ruin a pair of underpants from the rope swing. see you guys later! [ yelling ] ho holy [ bleep ]. >> that ju right there is the same as here just from a different perspective. >> see you guyswhoa! >> it looks like it's going to swing him right into the rock and splat! >> you're expected at the peak of the mountain, then you're connected below. you release the rope that's holding you to the peak. then your body connects up to the other rope connecting you from below. you want to jump down and you might slam right into the rocks. you jump down real close to the face so when you link up to the other rope, you swing parallel to the rock face. oh. >> i can unclench my stomach now. >> yes. everybody relax. >> that's it for our show. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time.

. >>> now let's go to ian lee in cairo. hillary clinton meeting with president morsi tomorrow, instrumental in trying to broker a peace deal. ian, let me ask the question, whether you think morsi can get a deal done. is egypt really going to be able to do this? >> reporter:el well, erin, he definitely is the man who has a lot of potential to strike a deal between the israelis and hamas. but president mohamed morsi and his muslim brotherhood base have long been a very staunch ally of hamas. they have had close relationships for decades. and so they will be able to influence hamas in coming to the table and forming some sort of negotiation to a ceasefire. also, egypt has for the past few decades had close working relationship with israel. so it does seem likely these two can come together, along with secretary hillary clinton's help and support to probably form some sort of cease fire. >> ian, i'm curious, there are reports of egyptian men going forward with solidarity to fight. egyptian doctors and medics have gone in to hel

someone mentioned ian rand and i that was very appropriate. we live in a community. we live in a community that is densely populated and we all have to be able to live together, and i don't agree with ian rand and it's all about you and as an individual and i can do anything i want no matter what, no matter the impact on other people, so colleagues i think this legislation is a reasonable response to a real issue. it is a very narrow piece of legislation, particularly compared to other codes, governing nudity in the city and i move that we forward this to the board with a positive recommendation. >> supervisor chu. >> thank you. i do want thank supervisor wiener for bringing this legislation to us and the thoughtful comments. i also want to thank members of the public that came to speak. i listened intently for those for and against the legislation. i will be supporting the legislation. what was compelling to me was the people that lived in the neighborhood. there were people that live and oppose the legislation and i recognize that from the comments today but the id

we talk about all of those questions this evening with ian bremmer, he is the president and founder ofhe eurasia group from washington, richard mcgregor of the financial times, the author of the party and jim fallows of the atlantic, his book china airborne came out earlier this year, i am pleased to have each of them on this program. richard mcgregor tell me, where does china go from here? and what are the questions we should be asking about the new leadership, both in terms of xi jinping and the standing committee? >> well, the first thing is to assess what kind of body the new standing committee is and in many respects, ostensibly it is quite disappointing some of the people we would consider to be more liberal, i mean it is very hard to categorize people in china as reform mist and conservatives but, which are rubbery term but some of the more liberal and nationally minded people did not get on and that would be disappointing for many people. the second thing is, you know exactly what, you know, political personnel xi jinping has and exactly what power will he have as an individual

the nats can still sign laroche. >> last night mls ian conference d.c. united and the red bulls scoreless. fouled by united bill a deed. he was furious. he was given a red card and ejected. now backup keeper joe willis. cooper fires. it's a goal. but wait. they're going to call it off. new york was in the penalty area. let's do it again. this time willis is money. a huge save. he may have saved the game. still scoreless. 89th minute. united this time on the attack and watch nick deleon, the refutes winning goal. d.c. united wins one e. >> united is now on to the eastern conference finals sun in houston. they are two matches away from hosting the mls cup at rfk stadium. >> the terps have a tall task ahead. tonight they open up their season against not only third ranked but the defending national champion kentucky wildcats. he missed eight weeks last season and then 14 games later for his acl. this is his comeback year. >> i'm just a competitor. so i also want to always have my team out watching. i can see things differently from what they can see. i wish

he has limitations on what he can say. >> ian is on blackout. >> all right. so -- i think i just lost it. i are this magic little magnet inside my clothing. >> is this on? >> all right, i'm just going to hold this. um, so we were all just talking about sars. sars, it was discovered, was caused by a novel corona virus, corona like a crown when you look at it -- >> family of viruses, right. >> so, um, in september a gentleman of qatari origin who had been visiting saudi arabia became very sick, um, quite quickly with what seemed to be pneumonia. and his family were well off, and they paid for him to be medevaced to london. while he was being treated in london -- you'll fact check me if i get this wrong, right? the international mailing list promed, which is run out of harvard, and if you don't subscribe, you should, it's fantastic. among other things, it was responsible for bringing the first report of sars to the world, and we can tell you that story the you like, it's fantastic. promed ran a note from a physician in yet that in saudi arabia saying that three

someone mentioned ian rand and i that was very appropriate. we live in a community. we live in a community that is densely populated and we all have to be able to live together, and i don't agree with ian rand and it's all about you and as an individual and i can do anything i want no matter what, no matter the impact on other people, so colleagues i think this legislation is a reasonable response to a real issue. it is a very narrow piece of legislation, particularly compared to other codes, governing nudity in the city and i move that we forward this to the board with a positive recommendation. >> supervisor chu. >> thank you. i do want thank supervisor wiener for

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well, real small businesses like ian's, who treat their employees well and actually give them benefitse are there for a while, and don't treat them as disposable, these folks are on the side of obama care. and i think that's a real lesson for people who think, like the republicans think, that they should just be able to squeeze people as hard as they can. >> and papa john's ceo also said, "and this way i can get -- i can provide health insurance and i'm not at a competitive disadvantage. our competitors are going to have to do the same thing. why wouldn't they embrace it from the start and work with the legislation? this is where, i think, they really made the mistake, john. and now they've got this big pr problem on their hands. what's the best way to correct it? give out more free pizza? >> well, of course. you know, maybe they can come up with a pizza with turkey for tomorrow. but the bottom line is this. the affordable care act is going to be terrific for small business owners and also a lot of bigger business owners. it is a way to rationalize the delivery of health care in the un

ian wright. >> thank you. my i associate myself with the tribute to the fallen service men and it's right this house pay tribute to those who have fallen in service and never more so in week of remembrance sunday. may i also say president obama will be relieved to get the support of the deputy. [laughter] >> mr. speaker, the former metropolitan police commissioner said the police morale is at national crisis levels. is he right? and why is that the case? >> mr. speaker, as you also know, the latest figure show overall crime is down by 6%. the biggest satisfaction with the police have actually gone up. but the response times to emergency calls is has been maintained and crime has fallen precipitously in his own constituency so we want to congratulate the police and not denigrate the police on doing a difficult job with dealing with savings as everyone has to while keeping the public safe. before >> my honorable friend agree with the chancellor and german finance minister calling on the oced to tackle plans for

as ruth says, there's firms like ian's, and a lot of bigger restaurante restauranteurs, who get thatand in a way, this is sort of like the dead-enders, the last holdouts who are trying to oppose something that, frankly, in very short order, is going to be very, very popular in the same way that social security, medicare, and medicaid are very, very popular. >> and i guess, ruth, this might just be a big message to a lot of small business owners out there. when you jump in the lake, you're going to get wet. i mean, there was one denny's owner down in florida that says that he was getting phone calls and he didn't have anything to do with it. there was a backlash on that. so this is going to make the republic response make corporate leaders, i think, think twice about their political outbursts. there's a difference between going local and keeping it local. but when you go national like that, there's going to be a downside. don't you think? >> i think, absolutely pip me. i mean, the latest numbers of people who want to repeal obama care is only about 33%, which is the lowest it's been.

we must put maine and country first. >> moderator: andrew ian dodge? dodge: i want to smack a few heads together and get things done. i am not fooled and harry reid or whoever leads the republicans in the senate. i can act on my own behalf and get together with people who agree with me on certain issues. i'm not going to be threatened with not getting any donations are being invited to the best parties. if i don't care about that, that is good. all i care if the is the people of maine. i will be there as your representative and your senator. not anybody else. i am a golden anybody. >> moderator: senator cynthia dill? dill: i decided to run against the country headed in the wrong direction. i'm proud to be a democrat and i support the democratic platform and what it stands for. i'm proud of the fact that democrats brought this country's social security and medicare in a portable care act. they're really good things that have been done by democrats. but i am not driven by ideology. in fact, nothing in the record suggests that i am ideologue or a partisan

here's video amy hollyfield and ian back dock shot this morning, thick fog -- babcock shot this morning, thick fog at 6:30 we go live to amy and see how drivers are navigating through the fog. >>> chp investigate wag caused aid head off on crash in the foothills that killed four, including three members of an oakland family saturday night on highway 50 in the eldorado county town of casino, westbound prius crossed four lanes, hit head-on by a minivan driving in the opposite direction, drive and to passengers in the prius died, 4-year-old girl in the minivan was also killed. coming up, kira klapper will reveal new information about the victims. >>> highway patrol says bay area fatalities are up from last year at this time, seven people have died on bay area roads compared to six last thanksgiving weekend. chp says this bmw was going fast in foggy conditions yesterday morning when it rear-ended a big rig on i-81 person died at the scene, a second victim was airlifted to john newer medical center. >>> highway -- patrol trying to -- an unidentified woman was walking on the freeway she was h

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is more familiar. >> ian is on black out. >> i have some sort of magnet for the microphone inside my clothing. is this on? i am just going to hold this. so, we all know what sars looks like. in september, a gentleman of qatari origin who had been visiting saudi arabia became very sick quite quickly with what seemed to be pneumonia. his family was well off and paid for him to be medevaced to london. while he was in london, the international mailing list pro med which is run out of harvard -- and if you do not subscribe, you should. it is fantastic. among other things, they were responsible for bringing the first story of sars to the world. pro met ran a note from a physician in saudi arabia who three months earlier who had died from what turned out to be the novel coronavirus. this has been of enormous public health interest for about a month now. it is of interest to the world health organization, the cdc. tonight, the new england journal of medicine published the first two peer reviewed pieces on this novel coronavirus. one is a case report on what turned out to be the first case, t

ian midvale ran the orioles in the mid-1960's, orchestrating the trade to bring frank robinson to baltimore. his son ran the operation from 2007-2011. he died today. he was 95 years old. college basketball season kicks off tonight. maryland faces national champions from kentucky. maryland certainly does not sound intimidated going in. >> he puts on his sneakers the same way we do. i think our coaches better and i think we're going to get the job done. inre going to have to lock and execute defense, communicate, and we will be just fine. >> the los angeles lakers made a bold, impatient and surprising move today, firing head coach mike brown just five days into the season. that is the equivalent of firing an nfl coach halfway through the fourth quarter of week #1. there -- the lakers are 1-four five games in. >> big money world. >> do you think he needed to go? >> i cannot figure out why they brought him back at all. >> stay with us. >> here is what we are working on for 11:00. some of us are versed in the fiscal cliff, but are we all? we will have some interesting perspectives for you. plus,

i do work for the government and i don't want to embarrass my employers and make them uncomfortable ian so there may be -- and some of my colleagues have said this as well self-censorship and extra thought that goes into before you publish something given how something might be misconstrued and waved about in the media. >> michael skerker you talk about the fifth amendment in your book an ethics of interrogation. how does that play out in here?y >> sure. fascinatingly, i find this fascinating because the fascinating history behind in reading review journals about the self-incrimination what i was struck by is most scholars can't agree on why this amendment was included in the constitution, why this was thought of as an important privilege to protect. the various historical ferias have about a 400 year. this is counter intuitive that okay we known to have criminal informations we want you to tell us but you don't have to. and i think the best way to read or hear of the from the philosophical point of view is to remember when the state capture somebody when they arrest somebody on the sus

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and ian is in boston with the romney campaign. >> it is all about getting out the vote. this is where obama used to be a community organizer. and behind the scenes in the last few days, they have twice as many campaign offices across the nation as mitt romney. and in ohio i think they have 131 campaign offices in that state alone. the obama campaign has run 100,674 advertisement. they say they are confident in their ground game. i for the initial response from president obama, he is being met with approval from so many voters. they are saying it has not come back. they are not predicting a landslide, but they are confident they will get over the top. >> let's go to boston now. mitt romney is breaking tradition and is out on the campaign trail on election day. i don't think i have seen that before. >> we don't think it is unprecedented, but you are right. it is rare. his opponent, his critics will say this, a sign of weakness, almost desperation. there was an e-mail sent out by paul ryan, the republican vice- presidential candidate earlier today saying, it looks as though

suggestions include apple valley, the app-ian way, self-centered canyon. >> app-ian way is clever. >> i like anything with canyon in it. >> today's celebrity trade. are you going to disagree with me. short jenny mccarthy because she grabbed justin bieber's back side and kissed him. she is 40 and he is 18. that bothers me. go long kristin stewart as the last installment of the twilight saga bites. k-stew has succeeded in boring us so much about her affair that we no longer care. david petraeus needs to talk about it so much that people tell him to shut up. >> interesting tactic. do you know this k-stew stuff? >> absolutely. vampire movie. we had michael burns on. he said i was going to go to the movies that night. i think tim was sitting next to me. we held hands and had popcorn. >> disturbing. >>> a crucial day for europe and greece on deck. we'll tell you how to trade it today. stick around and find out what to watch for. twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligations. i need to rethink the core of my portfolio. what i really need is sleep. int

let's get the latest on this situation with ian lee in cairo tonight. what's the situation right now? >> reporter: well, tom, it's 2:00 a.m. now in cairo. and the protests are still going on. we're still seeing clashes in and around tahrir square between the protesters and the police. we're seeing a range of things thrown back and forth. rocks, we've seen molotov cocktails, we've seen tear gas. there are reports of police shooting into the air to scare off protesters. this is a very intense scene we've seen. we haven't seen anything like this really since a year ago when we saw clashes, when we saw dozens of people killed. this has really been the most intense set of clashes since then and all these protesters are angry about that power grab you were describing where president morsi really has no one overseeing him. the judiciary, he has pushed that aside. he now has really full power and tomorrow, we're going to be watching closely, also, the judiciaries said they might strike basically grinding the whole country's court system to a halt in retaliation

and andrew ian dodge, and independent. he is a freelance writer who has served as a coordinator for the tea party patriots. angus king of brunswick. he is a lecturer at the logo in college. also, charles summers. he has served in the maine senate and regional head of the u.s. small business administration. and steve woods. he is ceo of a global marketing firm. he has also worked as a professional sports agent. welcome to you all. in the first segment of the debate, we will tackle broad issues. you each have one minute to answer the question. our moderators will ask the first question. susan? >> moderator: we begin with a question that many want to hear about tonight. whether you think climate change is connected to human activity or not. what strategies are necessary to help the u.s. deal with economic disruption caused by severe weather patterns. >> speak. dalton: what we can do to address this relationship between the state and the federal government as far as fema and other things go is to make sure that we address the

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ian desmond with a monster this year despite missing 32 games. and how about stephen strasburg? he hit .277. most doubles by a pitcher. the nats the only team with three selectees. >>> 20,000 voters this week. highlights tomorrow at 11:00. >>> finally this is cool. you gotta meet this girl here. that is sam gore don, nine years old from salt lake city. she's an internet sensation after her pop put this stuff on the internet. she's nine. she plays with the boys. she's rushed for 2,000 yards and 35 touchdowns. >> she's fast. >> yeah! hey, anita, you know what, you can't touch her. 35 touchdowns. the and she leads the team in tackles, too. >> her dad said when she was little, they would play rough with her, and she would get right back up. >> cute girl. we'll be right back. >>> that's 9 news for tonight. it's friday, right? >> not yet. >>> letterman is next. good fight, everybody.

woman: ian gets to decide what he wants to wear. joanne hendrick: childhood is a time for learning... woman: there. thank you. a time for children to learn about themselves and how to get along with others. child: come on! and the success with which they learn social skills affects their success in making friends, developing relationships, and feeling good about themselves throughout their lives. child: yeah, 'cause i could drink it all up! hello. i'm joanne hendrick, author of the whole child and your guide to this video series. in this program, we're going to look at the social development of young children and identify some age-appropriate social goals we can work towards with them. we'll also learn some effective teaching methods which can help our children acquire the necessary social skills that will serve them throughout life. we will observe children in a number of different settings-- head start, family day care homes, univerty sools, and private child care centers-- and we'll listen to their teachers as they describe how t