brooks had, and certainly john doar didn't have the fire that jack brooks wanted, and jack brooks sort of led a -- the group that actually involved jerry szekely and a whole team that we had to deal with over the whole course of the inquiry. but i remember one day i got called up from congressman brooks' office, asked to come over. so i went over, and jack brooks had a resume in front of him. jack brooks says, boy, he said -- and he said this gentleman's name who i can't remember at the time. he was on the staff. a young lawyer from yale or something, and he said, do you know so and so? i said, yes, sir. chairman assigned -- he's a member of the staff. he said, boy, do you know where he's from? i said, i'm not sure what school he went to. he said, no, sir. he said, do you know where he was born? i said, no, sir. he said, he was born in beaumont, texas. he says, does that mean anything to you? i said, no, sir. you have to think, this is another generation, and i was dressed in a little three-piece suit, a thin tie. jack brooks reaches across the table, grabs my tie. and starts pulling m

jungle jack himself jack hanna. when politicians attack. a congresswoman versus a war hero. >> you know what, she's running for congress. >> i think that mr. walsh is being very irresponsible in his words. >> tonight, tammy duckworth fights back at congressman joe wash who accused her of making too much out of her war record. plus, michael phelps, mark spitz. i'll get him to set the record straight, who's the best, spitz or phelps? >> the peak of both your power, who would win? i would like to say selfishly maybe i'd beat him. >> inspiring advice for today's olympians and his harrowing escape from a terror attack with the whole world watching. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> deadly danger in the great outdoors. a florida teenager lost the lower part of his right arm to alligator. a california man was in his kayak when a great white shark took a chunk out of his boat on saturday. just from the start of this month, there have been at least seven different attacks across the country by bears, alligators, a ark and a mountain lion. are the

>> bob ney: oh, i don't believe jack abramoff owned me. but were we involved in the culture of corruption together? absolutely. >> stahl: former republican congressman bob ney was ambitious, and looked at abramoff as a way to build alliances with the white house and the majority leader. >> ney: i wanted to be speaker of the house, and jack abramoff was the beautiful light of day for me to get to the person who i had had some conflicts with, tom delay. >> stahl: abramoff began inviting ney on golf trips, including one to scotland, and to his restaurant, signatures, where ney was given food and drinks on the house, a violation of the congressional gift-limit laws. ney says he was hardly the only one crossing the line. >> ney: but i will still tell you, at that point in time, in order to get a drink at signatures, you had to shove white house staffers of george bush the heck away from the bar. and it was packed with people. and there were members. now, that doesn't mean everybody did everything for jack. but if you want to talk about strict i

talk about that, but jack and i and david all agree on this. biggest decision facing the country right now is how to get rid of the crushing unemployment depriving the american dream of 25 million people. and how we get the greatest american -- the greatest country on earth it growing, how we get a handle around that. and there is bipartisan blame for that for 30 years. every president but bill clinton has racked up the national debt. this president has done more than any other president. we have to have the leadership to get us out of that. >> i will be brief. >> jack was the rebuttal. >> number one, bain capital is fair game. it romney's record as governor of massachusetts is fair game and it was not a good record when it comes to job creation. number three, take a look. you have a president who is trying to make sure that is focused on building the middle class and on a tax policy that will help the middle class. and we can have a very long -- it is not the point of this session but we look forward as governors under the leadership of the go

almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast?h, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> right now at tpaoeu 5:00, we have more information about the two americans kidnapped and held hostage this weekend. >>> and also a nba star spends the night in jail. >>> and a change is coming up in the weather, and we will show you how far temperatures are expected to drop. >>> good evening. i am diane dwyer. o

tell us a little bit about that. >> unlike the -- africa was a lot tougher in those days, jack. but that was the trip that we went on to commemorate the ghana becoming a nation instead of a colony of great britain. and we went through a great deal of ceremony there, but then we went on up to libra liberia, wh don't care to return to, but the amazing thing about it was that the place is just terrible. the heat and and all that goes with it, the humidity. but strangely enough, pat never of showed it. i was by now, by the time we got there, i was fairly well acquainted with her. we made a lot of side trips because the vice president was going one way and we were going the other. he was going to some of the diplomatic pass. but we went down to the schools, to the hospitals, and the people just loved her because she didn't go through as a prefungtry visit and look around and say, that's nice. she was talking to the people in the beds. she was talking to the kids. she loved the children, and they responded to her. the one thing that was a little tough was when wie went down to the mar

jack young cannot legally or ethically vote on many important issues. david collins joins us from city hall with a follow-up to a story broke in to jammer. >> since coming to office, jack young says he abstains out of an avoidance -- an abundance of caution. we also challenged that ruling or that exploration because it let him off the hook on a lot of unpopular and tough decisions. since then, he has asked the city board of ethics for an opinion and some feel that ruling severely limits his ability to effectively serve. >> the ad team has learned that jack young could lose his seat, and be fined and cause contracts to become null and void by voting on issues relating to to private entities. >> this is one of those cases where the law parts company with common sense. >> he must recused himself from voting on all matters involving dpw, the city housing authority, the mayor's office of information technology, johns hopkins hospital, and a local head start center. what is the opinion do? >> it basically handcuffs him. >> we examined five months of minutes a

eastern. >> our hot dog commissioner, jack, captain jack. talk about the contest a little bit didn't you? >> yeah, it is always a big deal. they're expecting 40,000 crazy people down there, hanging out to watch people eat hot dogs. >> i wouldn't mind. >> have you ever been to watch it yourself? i don't have no interest. >> only time i have been to coney island, was to finish a half marathon. >> jack is a healthy guy. >> after the hot dog eating contest. >> come here, man, i want all the young people, i want to introduce you to what we do in the "world news now" internship program. you'll learn a lot. ha-ha! we'll be back with more after this. 3q what if you had up to 28 days of beautiful ? you can have up to 28 days of beautiful, smooth skin, with veet wax strips. veet hair coating technology removes hair as short as 1.5 millimeters... ... and leaves your skin smooth for up to 4 weeks. try getting that with a razor. with veet you'll always be putting your best skin forward. veet. what beauty feels like. also try new veet high precision facia

i really appreciate you coming on, jack. great to talk to you. >> yes, sir, thank you. >> coming up, a wounded warrior running for congress. her opponent said she should stop talking about her service. next, tammy duckworth has her say. >>> four years ago, i was co-piloting a blackhawk helicopter north of baghdad when a rocket-propelled grenade struck the cockpit. my buddies carried me out. not knowing if i was dead or alive. >> tommy duckworth, democratic national convention in 2008. talking about the wartime attack that cost her the use of her legs. she was awarded the purple heart. now she's running for congress from illinois. so far, so good. her opponent joe walsh says she should stop talking about her service to the country which has created a national uproar. tammy duckworth joins me now. tammy, let me thank you for your service to your country. you are remarkably courageous. i think many people share that. having said that, does joe walsh have a point? he's a political opponent to you. he clearly believes that you ha

jack redmond little boy about to get onto a big airplane very normal chicago kid white sox fan likes to talk to about his friends from school. does not much understand what the fuss is all around him today grandmother cannot stop crying. >> he belongs home in america cannot know why america is keeping him from home. >> america is not in fact the federal judge ruled against his mother jack redmond and his dad who lives in ireland says whit jack redmond almost all of his young life here was born blue island according to birth certificate irish said assent should be returned to be with his father. >> shattered my heart is breaking got to say goodbye to my son >> his mother is staying behind ordered irish court considered in contempt she fears jail to the minute they landed the family contends father lied in the appeal to international court claiming the boy had been living in ireland. all mother can tell jack redmond going to ireland for a little while we will try to sort things out. >> really on certain the family legal options are running out so is their money they have done everythin

almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. chris: welcome back. 340 years ago the summer of 1972, the watergate break-in, the massacre of israeli athletes at the munich olympics, the mcgovern campaign and a lot of bad clothes. this week's big question -- what is the lasting effect from the summer of 1972. john harris, the cultural question this week. >> i think the emergence of institution press power which had its hey day in 1972 and 20 years after. we see its sun set. chris: watergate. >> and what the washington folks did and the institutional media generally, cbs, "new york times." chris: "time magazine." >> we represent the diffusion of press power. chris: katty kay, 1972. >> i'm so glad it wasn't the bell bottoms and the side burns. on american cult

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. >> if every halloween you carve the same old face on your jack-o'-lantern, listen up. carly's about to shed some light on a whole world of creative pumpkin-carving options for when october rolls around again. >> welcome to the great jack-o'-lantern blaze. it's held every fall at van cortlandt manor. this historic location is not far from where washington irving's legendary headless horseman chased ichabod crane. [ horse neighs ] >> aah! >> we are in the midst of "sleepy hollow" country. this is the home of the american heritage of halloween, and we've always had fantastic halloween events in this area, and this is probably one of the best. >> more than 4,000 pumpkins are used to create all sorts of clever and spooky scenes. for some displays, artificial pumpkins are needed, but most are real. we are in front of our jurassic park installation, where we have giant, life-size dinosaurs that are constructed of, in some cases, more than a hundred pumpkins. we sketch them from anatomy books and create them so that they're accurate. each pumpkin represents a specific bone on

we haven't heard back from the mayor's office, the police department or from jack london square. the people who live and work down here are talking about it. it is known for restaurants, bars and family events, not for crime. last night's shooting came as a shock. >> surprised. kind of a tricky area every time they start to build it up like nothing happens. there's a lot of empty real estate.

secondly-- >> cenk: you know, jack, it's funny. everything is a coincidence with jack.nd then you bring down the rates under bush and you have a collapse, but it's all wild coincidence. >> did you ever get a job from a poor person? did a poor person ever hire you give a show, put you in business has a poor person ever done these things for you? >> cenk: yes, and let me tell you we have to end on this note. you know why? you think we all depend on the rich. we don't. we depend on all the americans. you know who put me in this job? the audience put me in this job. if i didn't have the good ratings online and here, i wouldn't be here. you think a rich person thought i'll lose money on cenk, i'll put him on any way. he put me on because he knows i work for the audience. that's the fundamentally the economy. thanks for coming on. >> thank you. >> cenk: you know what happens when bankers get fired? they get millions of dollars. another outrageous case when we return. current tv. >>you just have to conclude that the leadership of high finance just doesn't get it. >>(narrator)

almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast?, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. a loophole in the law is allowing criminals to use junkyards as clearinnhouses for stolen cars. crime and investigates how it's happening. happening. ((pkg)) the sign reads 2- hundrrd fifty dollars for if you're a car thief looking for a place to get rid of a stolen caa come to find out... it's a legal avenue. that can lead tt easy money. p:29 people were picking up cars sometimes right off the street or off a property without any permission or authority from the owner and taken to the junkyard where &pthey were destroyeddoften within minutesthere was no nottce to the owner and not tttle preseeted in many cases... jist someone signing a piece of paper.14:15 it would be so easy for car theives to do thisbutt bit

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his name was jack sherwood. and there were only two secret service agents on that detail, by the way, who traveled with my parents. they had a staff of five people. my mother had no assistant. they were gone 70 days. they were in 17 countries, including vietnam, korea, iran, pakistan, afghanistan, 12 other countries. but, anyway, jack sherwood wrote in his diary, you know, the nixons are really shaking things up because they're not doing what is expected diplomatically of these usual trips. they're stopping their motorcade. they're getting out. they're shaking hands with people, rich and poor. they're meeting with labor leaders. they're meeting with agitators. they're meeting with communists. they're mingling. they're mixing. and that was that people to people contact of the good will trips that made them so effective. and that's why eisenhower sent them to all four continents in the next eight years. so that's the context of how my mother started out as the ambassador of good will with my father. >> dawn, you -

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jack young cannot legally or ethically vote on many important issues. david collins has the follow-up to a story broke in september. >> the 11 news i-team learned that jack young could lose his seat simply by voting on issues related to three city agencies and to private entities. >> this is one of those cases where the law part company with common sense. >> according to this opinion, young lust recused himself from voting on all matters of voting on dpw. and johns hopkins and a local headstart. we examined five months of minutes and out of 572 items, jackie dung abstained 201 *. the mayor and controller abstained 45 times. he has to abstain because he has a brother who works as a laborer. another handles a juror grievances. his sister answers 311 calls. his wife schedules appointments. a relative is a teacher at a local head start center. >> one of the gaps in the ethics board ruling although it may be perfectly legal is the have not made the case that the city council president's relatives will be affected by any of that. >> jack young declined to com

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liberia was quite a place, as you know, jack. president tolbert did come to the united states for an official visit and we were in protocol and took the president and his wife around the united states. i told you about knocking on the door in liberia, i thought it was quite funny. i talked about escorting mrs. nixon to the president's door and knock on the door, he opens it up and there's president tolbert. >> but he didn't expect you, is that what you're saying? why was he looking at your shoes? >> we were told to come at a certain time. protocol told us to do that. we knocked on the door. he opened it and looks down. it's ludicrous. and then adjusts the door. then pat and i said -- ♪ open the door richard ♪ open the door >> from liberia, we went on to ghana. we didn't do much there. she wanted to go to an orphanage. >> there was an inauguration, right, what was happening in ghana? >> what happened in ghana, there was a coup right after we left. >> right. you distracted the president. >> but in ghana, among the stops she made wa

li liberia was quite a place, as you know, jack. the president of the united states was there for an official visit and protocol, president to to tollbet and his wife. i talked about escorting mrs. nixon to the president's door and knock on the door, he opens it up and there's president tolbert. >> but he didn't expect you, is that what you're saying? >> it was a knock on the door. he opens up the door but looks down. it's ludicrous. and then adjusts the door. then pat and i said ♪ open the door richard open the door ♪ >> from liberia, we went on to ghana. we doesn't do much there. >> there was an inauguration, right, what was happening in ghana? >> what happened in ghana, there was a coup right after we left. >> right. you distracted the president. >> but in ghana, among the stops she made was to an orphanage. jack, you were with us when she arrived at an orphanage. >> this is typical of her wanting to go to an orphanage. i would go ahead of her, this particular day, i was standing with the press. and mrs. nixon came into the orpha

jack lew and vicki kennedy talked about it.hink make it very difficult to see an actual repeal take hold even if mitt romney wins. >> that's a very optimistic point of view. i think there's a lot to it. i think also -- >> you don't agree? >> i'm not sure because it's politics. i tend to be a little cynical about it. people will -- against their own interests, against the interests of the people in their states, these governors will turn this money down even though it's 100% federal expenditure to begin with. and then a 90% federal expenditure. they'll still turn it down for the political victory. >> the chief justice said this is a tax not a penalty. because it's not sufficiently punitive. it's not sufficiently punitive because it's still a smart move to pay the tax, penalty, rather than the much more expensive decision of buying health care. therefore, congress may soon find that it has to increase the -- that word again -- tax, to change this behavior and i don't see them doing that. >> four years ago, we heard that if you pa

>> flap jacks? griddel cakes? >> we're backward autos yes, they are.ust in time for the road trip, consumer reports tested to see how i hop pancakes or flap jacks stack up against competition. pancakes are a favorite way to start the day. >> i love pancakes every morning. they're so good. i love to have pancake autos consumer reports went uncover, eating at five major chains. >> it should be tender and moist. when it comes to flavors you want to get the hint of the grain. >> i hop pancake looked better than they tasted. they cooled and became tough. >> denny's tasted from a mix. so did ones from country kitchen. best pancakes came from cracker barrel and perkins. cooked to a nice, golden brown and tasted freshly prepared but consumer reports found it's better to order pancakes in the morning. >> when we ordered off the all day menu we sometimes found they picked up flavors of other foods on the grill. and frankly they weren't as good. >> and for the syrup, cracker barrel is the only where it contains real maple. consumer reports compared pure maple syr

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jack, let's start with you. you've said that davis would have actually preferred a confederate position to the presidency, was that a bit of reverse bravado? >> jefferson davis was not the most self-aware of men. he tended to be pretty blind to a lot of his personality failings and shortcomings, davis genuinely did inside understand that he didn't have the nature of an executive. i think that he genuinely would have preferred to be out in the field. he was comfortable with soldiers and comfortable with the rugged sort of life. they at least seem to meet you head on, unlike the politicians, i know this will surprise many people. i think we can take him at his word in that instance, he says he would rather have been out in the field. in his later years, when asked what he would most likely do in his life, he said if i could have it to live all over again, i would be a ba boone breaking squares. >> jim, i dwelled at the outset on lincoln's inexperience on paper. so tell us how he prepared himself after his election

jack has to come out and comfort her, and jack always seems to push it just far enough. the mall cops get involved here, and they're buzz kill reaction. >> you can't have any fun on our property, you have to leave. >>> in spanish we have a saying that means small but spicy, and i think that's what little kitten is. he is taking on one big old doberman. >> look at the dog showing restraint and kindness and love for this kitten. >> what a good dog. >> what that was saying? >> i love it. >> he is trying to piet the cat in half. >> he is saying listen, this is what i will do to you. >> the cat is so cute, the dog is so sweet, and they take great care of that dog's teeth. >> i could kill you -- >>> a video for people who love star wars. >> i would be one of those people. >> darth ♪ >>> something is missing here. >> many things are missing. >> who needs the rear wheel of a car when it's a front drive car. he jams on the breaks, does a little front wheelie. >> you're worried about the dirt in the car? you see the condition of the car -- >> how does this still work? how does it

jack, thank you so much. always appreciate it. thank you.ant the audience to understand it's not a 50/50 question. 90% of the scientists say, yes, we have global warming, yes, it is man made. all right when we come back, president obama is he going to have to fight his own brother? well conservatives have found him in kenya. >> i think he has a family to run. >> right. but don't you think you are part of his family? >> can they get them to fight? you'll find out. and michele bachmann talks about deep penetration. >> it appears that there has been deep penetration in the halls of our united states government. ♪ where your vote is worth just as much as donald trump's. we must save the country. it starts with you. what's my secret for sunday lunch? my little helpers... ♪ >> all right. we're back on "the young turks." conservatives have been making money off of president obama by tacking him. they have done it through a series of books and now they have a video coming out. the roots of obama's rage! can i just pause to say obama is the least rag

jack kemp would have done that. but there's no jack kemp. there's not even a shadow of jack kemp. this party has made a decision. they are out there and going to be suppressing votes and they don't care about these issues. they would rather cut government spending and throw hundreds of thousands of kids off head start. that's a policy decision. >> david, i don't know that i agree with that. i think that governor romney came yesterday and i think he did well with his economic message. where he got himself in trouble is when he started talking about obama care. it's not the republican party has made a decision. the republican party has just drifted towards being very conservative on issues that really disconnect from those issues where people are. . >> look at what newt gingrich did during the campaign. he called barack obama a food stamp president. no republican criticized him for that. that was a racist ting way of going about it. so the party has decided they don't care if people within the party view those things. >> david, i'm going to cut you off. standby for me. we're going t

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