let's go to james brown in new york. kansas city and oakland. oakland trail big three, 24 seconds left in regulation. let's join kevin harlan and solomon wilcots. covepb: first and 20 for camden. welcome to our new audience. oh, picked off, grabbed by ford! what a catch! down to the kansas city 23. operating with no time-outs. 29-yard pickup. spikes it on first and 10. sam: seven seconds remaining in the game. kevin: oh, my goodness. solomon: look at this. he thought he had it intercepted. kevin: oh my goodness. solomon: right time, right place. jacoby ford. the play of the game so far. kevin: janikowski out on the field. let's see if they try to ice it here. 41-yard drive. this to tie. kevin: for so long, they've had an advantage in the nfl, janikowski, one of the biggest legs in the national football league, kicking the game-tying field goal. how about that. great play by jacoby ford and janikowski makes his coach a happy man. what a rivalry, what a game. kevin: those of you joining us, we've got kansas city 5-2 and the

my mom played everything from marvin gaye to james brown.was a very memorable experience for me and something that i wouldn't trade for. >> did you guys have to get into music? because that's what the family lineage was? >> no. to tell you the truth, it was the complete opposite, believe it or not. my dad was completely, you know, didn't even want us getting anywhere near music. >> really? >> so it was one-day of those things where you kind of like -- it was in our blood. my dad's -- my mom's dad was a mariachi and he was in a mariachi band so, he kind of, when my dad wasn't there, he would teach us the ropes in that form of music. but like i said, in the beginning my dad never -- he was like, go to school, you know, do this, do that. but it was something in our hearts that we had that we just wanted to go with music. and luckily, you know, we're here. >> and you guys were probably born when they were already, you know, at the top of the charts. i mean, what's it like to see the adoring fans at the convention center? it's packed all the time

i'm james brown in new york with the scores around the nfl. the patriots and jets win and remain tied for first in the afc east. wins by the materials and ravens leave them tied in the north. the packers tie the bears. atlanta, new orleans. falcons still lead in the nfc south while the seahawks lead in the west. for more log on to cbssports.com. for more log on to cbssports.com. ,,,, >> logan: mark wahlberg has made a career of reinventing himself like no one else in show business. today he is not only one of the most sought-after actors in hollywood, he's also one of the top producers-- this from somebody who was sitting in a boston prison when most kids his age were graduating from high school. the former street tough has been nominated for an academy award, and is an executive producer of four television shows. but now, he's on the verge of unveiling a highly anticipated movie that became an obsession. he produced and stars in "the fighter," an intense and true family drama about two boxing brothers from wahlberg's native massachusetts. "th

i'm james brown in new york. atlanta beats green bay to take a 1-0 lead in the n.f.c. south. and pittsburgh, the n.f.c. co-leaders were both winners. st. louis with a victory ties them with seattle atop the n.f.c. west while kansas city leads the a.f.c. northwest. for more news and sports, log on to cbssports.com. about the world. and yourself. >> safer: now, andy rooney. >> rooney: i've been thinking of moving to new jersey, because last week, i read an article in "the wall street journal" that said that asian americans "lived well in the garden state." the garden state is new jersey. the article said that asian americans have a life expectancy of 91.8 years, compared to 79.7 for the rest of the population of new jersey. i know new jersey, and if you ask me, living there, it just seemed that long. the article reminded me of my friend, ozzie segerberg, who wrote a book in 1982 called "living to be 100." i think until you get close to 100, living that long doesn't seem like that attractive a goal. i found out that there are more than 70,000 people in the united states over 100

i'm james brown with in fl schols-- scores, cleveland knocks off new england.minnesota to a comeback win over arizona. the giants maintain a one game lead in the east as the eagles knock off the colts. the raiders win their third straight. the falcons take over first in the nfc south. for more news and scores log on to cbssports.com ,,,,,,,, >> kroft: i'm steve kroft. andy rooney will be back next week-- and so will the rest of us-- for another edition of "60 minutes." being a leader means moving fast. across the country when the economy tumbled, jpmorgan chase set up new offices to work one-on-one with homeowners. since 2009, we've helped over 200,000 americans keep their homes. and we're reaching out to small businesses too, increasing our lending commitment this year to $10 billion and giving businesses the opportunity to ask for a second review if they feel their loan should have been approved. this is how recoveries happen. everyone doing their part. this is the way forward. right now at sears . living... ...and beautiful ty pennington collections. be the

i'm james brown in new york with the scores from around the nfl today. jay cutler throws three touchdown passes in the bears triumph while jacksonville prevails in last-second hail mary. the n.f.c. west teams are in late fourth-quarter action. buffalo wins its first game of the season. for more news and scores, log on to cbssports.com. so why would you let something >> logan: at the white house on tuesday, a young man from iowa, 25-year-old staff sergeant sal giunta, will become the first living soldier to earn the medal of honor since the vietnam war. it's the nation's highest military award for heroism in battle, and it's given for acts of extreme bravery in the face of almost certain death. sal giunta earned this honor for his actions on a remote hilltop in eastern afghanistan on the night of october 25, 2007, for repeatedly running into enemy fire to save american lives and rescue a fellow soldier from the hands of the taliban. tonight, you'll hear about what happened, and the events leading up to that night, from sal giunta and the men who fought wi

. >> along with james brown, the football player. >> nice. >> mountain of brick, telephone booth of a>> dirty dozen. >> and truman capote. >> perfect. perfect. >> looking good. well, this was -- >> a rumble? what happened? >> it was dynamite. the governor got upset. he said i had to apologize to the people of georgia because i had called them bigots. and i wish we had a clip from this. it was quite exciting. >> oh, me too. >> i said, no, i didn't, governor. i said the bigots voted for you -- >> he said the only bigots -- and apologize -- looked at his time exand stood up and gave me one minute to apologize. luckily i thought to say, all right, if i called anyone a bigot who isn't a bigot, i apologize. the governor saw through that, the audience roared with applause and the governor hauled -- walked off the stage. >> what was the last half of that? >> he hauled his considerable weight into the arms of his trooper, who was standing back there. actually, lester came back on the show some months back and the hatchet was buried. >> reformed. >> yeah. really as a professional politician, kn

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here's a live look outside at the james lick in san francisco those headlights coming off the james lick and a brownntral all of it had to cell 5101 the merger is moving well. traffic to the lower deck is moving without incident will be back with a larger for cassandras a minute.look at your forecasts ia minute. and we're back quickly thatcher here is a look at your 7 day around the bay., it might be a wet morning drive for you those shares will carry out and day by day, saturday, sunday back in the '70s even warmer yet for the beginning of next week. international news in france legislation that reaches the company countries retirement age from 60 two 62 many european governments aren't that france is trying to cut back on spending in well as officials and ironic say bombings treading christian neighborhoods killing of at least four people among the areas hit caps are, other areas in central baghdad the attack _ there from threats to the minority christian community. al-qaeda milton's have claimed responsibility for this latest attack in indonesia the volcano spewing ash is doing so again, it has s

. >> brown: you didn't hear that. james capretta, what did you hear?a strong sentiment for repeal. it was a front and center issue. many, many candidates, both for the house and senate, ran explicitly on repeal and replace, and by and large, they won. the plurality in the exit polls show that the public would like to see the bill repealed. the number who actually support the bill as passed is less than 47%. it's a fraction of that, maybe half of that. so there's a large number of americans that are very unhappy, both with the process by which it was passed and the substance of what it is. with respect to the economy, i think what's clear is they are very upset that the mapresident and the current congress passed and were obsessed with passing their version of health care as opposed to actually addressing the concerns of the economy and jobs. >> brown:ç susan, i'm not going to make you resolve this for us, but the analysis continues, right, ófç what exactly caused particular elections to go one way or the other. >> indeed it does, jeff. i mean, we're a

james middle school to help them with their garden. [applause] thank you. >> thanks sorry for the delay. i'm valerie brown with the lower hate neighborhood organization. we are here today at the neighborhood empowerment network to talk about safety on your streets. this actual workshop is what we call a 30,000 feet aerial view of what we do. the lower haight motd we created a few models for safety and some are complex and a lot of information. we are going to give you just a little bit of this today. we will talk about how to connect with the different city agencies, your supervisors, your captain at our station. the city attorney's office and beat officers or street officers. one of the things that i would like toit introduce the panel. captain from northern station. regina from the legislative aid of ross mirkarimi one of our supervisors. from the da's office. the president of our merchant's association of the lower haight. ron, a beat officer and antoine another beat officer. the city attorney was at our morning session this morning and had to leave. regina and i work with the city attorneys office and

james taught me about cupping which i learned is an acquire skill. like wine tasting. first there's sniffing. and then pouring. >> the spout is very focused. >> reporter: and then more sniffing. you really are a brownget a better slump. >> reporter: james used to make his living playing the clarinet. making great music, he says, is not all that different from making great coffee. so there's music to coffee. >> yeah. >> reporter: coffee sings. ♪ i love it and it loves me >> this gets inverted like your water cooler in your office. >> reporter: james brews ice coffee in a contraption for 12 hours. >> now we adjust the drip. it should go about 88 beats per minute. >> reporter: like a metronome? >> exactly. it's the last movement of the mozart clarinet concerton. >> reporter: that is coffee. >> coffee, water, time. that's it. >> reporter: coffee, water, time. wow. now i get it. i'm late. i've got to go. >> sunday morning's moment of nature is sponsored by spireva handy hailer. >> we leave you this sunday morning before thanksgiving with a look at changing colors and the blue ridge mountains of north carolina. i'm charles osgood. we wish you all a bountiful thanksgiving and hope you'll join us again nex

. >> senator brown, as another indicator of what's going on with problems in the president's own party, i want to show you jamesbeing a wimp or is he sounding the right tone or being on the right chiropractors? >> i don't know. i'm the guy in the campaign that said -- i don't know. >> indicative of what's going on within the democratic apparatus or an old wound let me tell over from what went on in the primary season of the last presidential cycle? >> i don't know. i don't comment on people who comment on us that way. i look at it this way. the president of the united states -- i'm sorry, tren leader in the senate has said on at least one occasion that his goal for the next two years speaking for his republican colleagues in the senate, his number one goal is to make sure that barack obama fails and is that he is only a one-term president. this same republican leader, we're seeing this same kind of behavior. they wouldn't -- he refused to meet with the president this week, boehner and mcconnell, the two republican leaders refused to meet with the president of the united states. someone in the washington post wr

james let it looks like a good can use. so far driving at the limit. [ male announcer ] with jerry brown, it's just one dishonest smear afternother. and another. just a dishonest politician, trying to hide his record of failure. the real brown plan? more spending on out-of-control state pensions. more favors for the big teachers union, blocking education reform. more job-killing taxes and regulations. more of the same old failure from sacramento. job killer jerry brown. always more taxes, more spending, and more lost jobs. just crossing the wire official sources with the air of mri say the serial numbers in in dubai mail bomb are being traced right now. that goes back to the bomb plot we brought you live friday morning when we have packages on board ups flights. there were described as toner cartridges. some of those components being traced to the source we will let you know where will lead. >> looking forpolice are searching for a gunman who opened fire at a party and injured nine people. oakland police say most of the victims were hit in the arms and the legs and that none of the injuries appeared to be life threatening.

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. >> senator brown, i've given you two indications of the president's problems within his own party. one, of course, being what went on in the caucus as reported by politico and then james carville. sam stein reported in "the huffington post" that george soros told the progressives just the following. does he face any kind of realistic threat within his own party in terms of the 2012 nomination? do you expect there will be a battle? >> no, i expect none. whenever you lose an election there's second-guessing, there's disappointment, there's anger, there's anxiety. there's how will we face the next few months? the president will lead, the president's strong, the president needs to step up and make the distinction better. >> sherrod brown, many think thanks for your time. >>> with me now is "time" magazine's michael crowley. how much room does the president have with republicans? >> i think there's basically no ability to make deals with republicans right now. so what i think senator brown probably hit on is the most profitable theme to the white house right now is this issue, tax cuts. now actually say -- it's interesting because you hear this grousing among senate democr

james lick. public transit it does look like ace train are to, running on time. >> decision 2010 jerry brown hasade a brief stop at the state capitol meeting with governors schwarzenegger and lawmakers to get a glimpse of the fiscal problems. he received a sobering briefing from the department of finance officials yesterday but declined to put the figure of the deficit will wait for that. oakland counselor is thrilled the voters approved a measure that will allow the city to collect $20 million a year to fund a 60 police officers. since measure be passed to the city will not have to way off lay off any more officers at this time. the race for mayor of oakland is up in the area at this point. 35 percent of about one fog along with 24 percent. rebecca has 21%. they used to rank choice of voting allowing voters to pick second first, second, third votes. no word on when the totals will be tabulated our remit today for san francisco police inspector accused of stealing 75 day balance karl faces three felonies including burglary. he is accused of stealing ballots along with a roster and other material

brown who is not scheduled to take office until january. let's get the latest on forecast it is another cold morning. i live look at the james lick freeway how cold is it? >> thirties' you know it's cold. temperatures art a few degrees above freezing in santa rosa thirties' but the upper '30's by noontime we should be 65 your high today 68. heading towards the afternoon different picture lots of sunshine a pleasant day temperatures down to the upper 50s by 8:00 p.m. third is through napa, 34 for fairfield this morning 39 through livermore, the coast in the 30's as well. through the day by 10:00 a.m. warming it to the '50s and then by noontime all the '60s into the picture topping it out into the 60s in the afternoon back down to the '50s by 8:00 p.m. upper 60s like santa rosa, fairfield, 66 richmond, san rafael, down in the south bay temperatures will get up to 60 los gatos, 67 livermore, another day where temperatures are in the '60s. satellite radar shows clouds to the north of us we have a couple of systems moving through over the weekend but staying to the north. this ridge of high pressure is settled through the bay are

james baker. >> bp is going to approach process safety.... >> narrator: the reports concurred. >> bp has not adequately established process safety as a core value. >> narrator: at the end of baker's press conference, browne apologized via satellite from london. >> bp gets it, and i get it, too. this has happened on my watch, and as chief executive, i have a responsibility to learn from what has occurred. >> narrator: $71 million in federal fines were paid, but no bp official was ever charged with a crime. >> what bothers me most is that here we are, five plus years after that blast, and not a single person has been blamed for the incident or the conditions that caused it. >> narrator: today, the refinery continues to be one of bp's most troubled and dangerous. four people have died here since the 2005 accident. and in june 2010, t.j. aulds of the galveston "daily news" reported that bp texas city released toxic gases over a 40-day period this last spring. it resulted in more than half a million pounds of pollution. bp reported the release to regulators. the epa is investigating. >> it's their history. bad things have happened everywhere bp operates. everywhere they operate, something bad happens. >> bp i

. >> senator brown, i've given you two indications of the president's problems within his own party. one, of course, being what went on in the caucus as reported by politico and then james car vi. sam stein reported in "the huffington post" that george soros told the progressives just the following. does he face any kind of realistic threat within his own party in term of the 2012 nomination? do you expect there will be a battle. >> no, i expect none. whenever you lose an election there's second-guessing, there's disappointment, there's anger, there's anxiety. there's how will we face the next few months? the president will lead, the president's strong, the president needs to step up and make the distinction better. i mean when he reaches out to the republicans and they slap his hand again and won't even meet with him when john boehner says, no -- no compromise, when mitch mcconnell says, my marriage goal is for him to be a one-term president, the president's going to stand up and make that contrast. the voters don't like that when one parent says, we're not even going to meet with him, we're not even going to work with him. the president said that he'll work with repub

james bartel. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, as members will be aware, a few weeks ago, brian brownpublished his report into the future of higher education in this country. lord browne listed the cap and university tuition fees, paving the way from raising fees to an average of 6000 pounds. mr. speaker, this price in fees is absolutely necessary if we are to maintain high standards in our education system. the reality is that at the moment we are reaching a crisis point in university funding. many universities are starved of cash with which your cuts of some 2.9 billion pounds to university and there is a massive gap to fill. the director general of the ruell group, which represents 20 of the uk's type university said we desperately need our money if we are to give students the education they deserve. mr. speaker, there is a real risk that standards and universities will fall if investment is not sustained. but of couse, mr. speaker, quality is not the only factor we should consider. turner should be at the heart of our university system. we must all remember that students do not pa

james bartel. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, as members will be aware, a few weeks ago, brian brownpublished his report into the future of higher education in this country. lord browne listed the cap and university tuition fees, paving the way from raising fees to an average of 6000 pounds. mr. speaker, this price in fees is absolutely necessary if we are to maintain high standards in our education system. the reality is that at the moment we are reaching a crisis point in university funding. many universities are starved of cash with which your cuts of some 2.9 billion pounds to university and there is a massive gap to fill. the director general of the russell group, which represents 20 of the uk's type university said we desperately need our money if we are to give students the education they deserve. mr. speaker, there is a real risk that standards and universities will fall if investment is not sustained. but of course, mr. speaker, quality is not the only factor we should consider. turner should be at the heart of our university system. we must all remember that students do not

james bartel. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, as members will be aware, a few weeks ago, brian brownpublished his report into the future of higher education in this country. lord browne listed th cap and university tuition fees, paving the way from raising fees to an average of 6000 pounds. mr. speaker, this price in fees is absolutely necessary if we are to maintain high stanrds in our education system. the reality is that at the moment we are reaching a crisis point in university funding. many universities are starved of cash with which you cuts of some 2.9 billion pounds to university and there is a massive gap to fill. the director general of the russell group, which represents 20 of the uk's type university said we desperately need our money if we are to give students the education they deserve. mr. speaker, there is a real risk that standards and univerties will fall if investment is not sustained. but of course, mr. speaker, quality is not the only factor we should consider. turner should be at the heart of our university system. we must all remember that students do not pay a

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james bartel. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, as members will be aware, a few weeks ago, brian brownpublished his report into the future of higher education in this country. lord browne listed the cap and university tuition fees, paving the way from raising fees to an average of 6000 pounds. mr. speaker, this price in fees is absolutely necessary if we are to maintain high standards in our education system. the reality is that at the moment we are reaching a crisis point in university funding. many universities are starved of cash with which your cuts of some 2.9 billion pounds to university and there is a massive gap to fill. the director general of the russell group, which represents 20 of the uk's type university said we desperately need our money if we are to give students the education they deserve. mr. speaker, there is a real risk that standards and universities will fall if investment is not sustained. but of course, mr. speaker, quality is not the only factor we should consider. turner should be at the heart of our university system. we must all remember that students do not