jamal has enough to do. - excuse me. - yes. can i help you ? i was thinking about getting the fish. does that have bones in it ? i'm not sure. but i will ask our chef. rosa, are there bones in the fish ? - come on, man. just throw it right here. - what ? - me on ! - man ! throw me the ball ! - this is not a playground. - "this is not a playground." - please. - come on. over here. boys, i want you to leave my restaurant right now. - this guy sounds like count dracula. - get out now ! - what if we don't, fatso ? - yeah, fatso. - come on ! - i think i'll skip that fish. - i-- look-- - david, what are you doing ? - just fooling around. - this is your son ? i'm afraid so. game's over. - is that your old lady ? - i'm afraid so. let's get out of here. yeah, well, i thought we were going to get some free drinks. the only thing you're going to get is a whole lot of trouble. - can i have the check ? - yeah, me too. - i'm sorry. please, lunch is on the house. i am terribly sorry. please, forgive me. please, come back. i am sorry. let's get out of here. i'm supposed to meet the guys at 4:00. yo

jamal turner made the catch! >> chris: the matchup we liked. why? because he has all of the field to work with. taylor martinez is throwing to a spot. jamal turner focusing in and does a good job, the 1-2. absolutely, he got two or three of them down. >> sean: he had possession all the way through. first touchdown of the year for jamal turner. six seconds to go. it's been excruciating year for mark dantonio. this is the most excruciating. one play away, one fourth down stop away from victory. nebraska converted. and they got the controversial pass interference penalty and huskers are six seconds away from another come-from-behind win in double digits for the third time in big ten play this year. >> chris: here is why we circled it. man-to-man and all of this room to work with and working on mitchell white, one they like. mitchell white takes away the inside and jamal turner has all of that room to work with and taylor martinez a thing he has improved on is knocking to the open man and delivers a strike to turner who does a good job of securing the catch. >> sean: bo pelini made the decision to g

oh, jamal, who knows what life has in store for us ? so, mr.ve you hired katherine's replacement ? no. i have decided that this should be katherine's final task at the cafe. oh ! you're joking. - of course he's joking. - not at all. who better than you to find someone who is qualified to step into your shoes ? if you say so. i think it's an excellent idea. wait a minute. what if i don't like katherine's choice ? don't worry, rosa. i'll find someone who will make you feel as if i've never left. that's what i'm afraid of. not bad. not bad at all. hey, that's great ! yeah ? yeah, tell him i'll call him back. we got a shot. what do you know ? i think he really likes it. so, does this mean you'll sign us to a contract ? this just means i'm thinking about it. look at this. i hear bands from morning to night, and a lot of them sound promising, just like you. am i missing something ? look, almost anybody can sound good in a recording. you push the right buttons, turn the right dials, even i can carry a tune. that's technology. now, the real question is

- it's from nicolae. - finally. - [ katherine ] jamal, wait. - the great romanian cure for insomnia hasarrived. - oh. - it's very light. - funny-sized package for medicine. oh, terrific. you got the wrong package. no. it is my pillow from when i was a boy. nicolae wrote a note. i'll translate. "victor, i know you are having trouble sleeping. "after i looked at the calendar, i understood why. "i hope this pillow helps. "use once a day at bedtime along with memories of home. love, nicolae." that is it ! - what do you mean "that's it" ? - that is why i could not sleep. - because you didn't have the pillow ? - no. because tomorrow would have been eva's and my 40th wedding anniversary. - i'm sorry, victor. - oh, no, jess. we all have to move forward with our lives. but the good news is... i will not need this anymore. but i do know somebody who could use some sleep. mr. brashov, do i seem that depressed ? [ all ] yes ! oh, wait a minute. i was just wondering... if mr. brashov's brother had any more pillows ? - why ? - in case we have to go through this with your next boyfriend. closed-captio

investigate and learn mo about something called the nasser sell, a group that is part of the jamal network that hasen figured in thbenghazi attack. will we understand is that the director went to libya either before or after the stop in egypt, and he did go there to talk to his cia folks on the ground about the mx operations well as the attack. again, it is his firsthand knowledge of what happened that evening and also his firsthand knowledge of the people who were there that da, which only he can present to capitol hill and not the acting irector. lou: thank you very much. alys terrific reporting. moren the patraeus scandal, political and national security implications, the impact on the benghazi probe, and, indeed, imct on the u.s. government throughout this broadcast. lou: with the election behind us to work in washington begins. president obama and speaker say they're ready to deal. are republicans selling of the voters sent to washington, leaving conservative joins us with the answers. ready for the recession? wall street warning washington, but with just 39 days left, can washingt get a deal

has the latest. >> reporter: the list of suspects extends handful of militants aligned with the group jamal network news learned. it takes its name from abu ahmed released from the egyptian jail in arab spring. he has close ties to al-qaeda leader ayman al-zawahiri. >> i think we are going to find out that jamal is much more active internationally across, not just in libya and egypt but elsewhere. network is involved in really exploring terrorism throughout the middle east. >> u.s. officials believe jamal established training camps in libya and in the camps that some of the fighters linked to the attack were trained. >> there are dozens of suspects. this flies in the face of what the administration told us, a mob and video that got out of control. >> with three congressional hearings scheduled next week, this letter from the house foreign affairs committee to secretary clinton underscoring growing complaints from lawmakers that "we are receiving more information from the press than from the administration." >> i just know it's been very difficult to get any information out of them at all. ever sinc

peyton manning has denver on top of the afc west standings. last week against kansas city jamal charles

peyton manning has denver on top of the afc west standings. last week against kansas city jamal charles wanted manning's autograph after the game. payton continue believe it, but huey still signed it. and as charles walked away a bit embarrassed he says it was for his mother. tomorrow the u.s. golf association and the royal and ancient golf club may change what you use on the greens. they may be banned from the pga tour. three of the five have used the belly putters including bradley and els and simpson. the rule is whether they can be anchored or attached on the body and tiger wants them to go away. >> i don't know if there is any statistical data on it, but i'm sure there is somewhere about whether or not the putter helps on a certain range of putts. having it on a fixed point is something not in the traditions of the game. >> we mentioned yesterday that san jose state was ranked in the bcs for the first time in school history at number 25. now more good news co captain and the offensive captain is a finalist for the trophy. it is given to the most outstanding player. 50 were

peyton manning has denver on top of the afc west standings. last week against kansas city jamalame. payton continue believe it, but huey still signed it. and as charles walked away a bit embarrassed he says it was for his mother. tomorrow the u.s. golf association and the royal and ancient golf club may change what you use on the greens. they may be banned from the pga tour. three of the five have used the belly putters including bradley and els and simpson. the rule is whether they can be anchored or attached on the body and tiger wants them to go away. >> i don't know if there is any statistical data on it, but i'm sure there is somewhere about whether or not the putter helps on a certain range of putts. having it on a fixed point is something not in the traditions of the game. >> we mentioned yesterday that san jose state was ranked in the bcs for the first time in school history at number 25. now more good news co captain and the offensive captain is a finalist for the trophy. it is given to the most outstanding player. 50 were nominated and we are down to the final three. t

he has close ties to al qaeda's leader ayman al zir i had. >> i think we are going to find out that jamaljust libya and egypt but also elsewhere and his network is involved in exporting terrorism all throughout the middle east. >> u.s. officials tell fox jamal established training camps in libya. some of these camps that linked the attack were trained. administration critics say the pool of suspects from libya, to your knowledge, egypt and even one from al qaeda and iraq is more evidence of premeditation and not a flash mob, shep. >> catherine herridge in washington. president obama said to become the first sitting u.s. president to visit the southeast asian president of burma. confirmed the historic trip. comes after civilian government took power in burma last year ending five decades of military rule. the white house says president obama will meet with the burmese president and opposition leader and that president obama hopes the visit will encourage burma's ongoing democratic transition. some human rights activists say that country's military is still a pressing ethnic and religious m

jamal gets caught with a crack baggie in his going to jail but mr. mcgillicuddy gets caught on wall street and he is protected by the government. neither administration, bush, obama, hasny investigations, no prosecutions at all. the folks who are really dependent, they get interest- free loans from the federal reserve. wouldn't be nice if students could get interest-free loans? rush and bill to tell the truth, the white elite is very dependent on government. they get welfare anytime they want it with no strings attached. so that is the light at the center. it is not the majority. white brothers and sisters are catching hell you're not part of the 1%. >> i want to go to the issue of the whole discussion you are engaged in, pushing president obama from the left. in september at the democratic convention, "democracy now!" hosted a debate on obama's record with glen ford, executive editor black agenda and michael eric dyson, the author and msnbc analyst and georgetown university professor. >> the reality is, the american left will never be able to participate not simply in the pageantry of american politics and the light and airy stuff that conventions engage in, the fluf

jamal, why you were tear we decided we were that she speak first. >> the minority for a change. >> thank you. thank you very much. this has be good that you came on a friday afternoon, so i have two say some useful. should the media or does the media fit the relationship? of course it does. they have two examples for that. in the previous discussion, he's not here and i can't speak freely ruled out there be any problems in relationships between gcc and the u.s. particularly something bound to happen. i see it happening in the u.k. today at the media and all that, how it's going to start in "the new york times," the journal talking more and more about reforming the gcc, about human rights, somehow it will find its way to a congressman and that will make us some gcc country upset and angry because we always think that we deserve that are in government. but teams are changing. something interesting is happening that in the past with an american journalist comes to saudi arabia, he has only a number to contact. usually government or close to government. now there are other voices. in the past, other voices were anonymous. now

has been doing? >> announcer: number 1. >> i have say the president and the fema head have been doing an outstanding job. and i want to thank the president personally for this. ♪ >> bill: jamalnoticed that all of those people in the primaries -- think about them all michele bachmann, herman cain, newt gingrich, have you seen any of them out there on the stump with mitt romney. >> good point. even the sane ones like tim pawlenty and jon huntsman. >> bill: no. none of the people from the primary. and at one time all of them lead except for jon huntsman. none of them out on the campaign trial with mitt romney. >> that's weird. >> bill: it's because they know he is going to lose. parting shot? yeah, i'll give you one coming up next. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." ♪ perspective. >>i'm a slutty bob hope. the troops love me. >>only on current tv. ♪ >> announcer: the parting shot with bill press. this is the "bill press show." >> bill: all right. here we go on this friday november 2nd. my parting shot for today well president obama picked up a big endorsement from the big independent mayor from the nation's biggest city michael bloomberg. up to yesterday he had dumped