. >>> jeannie, you can say "hello." >> we are roaring 20s.on out and roar at the expo. >> i remember the roaring 20s, well. luther, tony, joe, we want to say, "hi," to harry, our friend, harry and hi to the coach. this is mercy hospital. he is doing fine. coach, get well soon. >> >> all right, luther, let me hear the magic words. >> >> maestro, music, if you please. >> it happens every monday. . >>> here we go, howard county office on aging, 50 plus -- october 21st, stand by -- . & & & & i can't be late & & because i guess i won't hesitate & & these are the days that i wish my bed was already made senate it's just another manic monday & & oh, oh, & & wish it was sunday & & oh, oh, & & that's my fun day senate oh, oh, & & the "i don't have to run day & & it's just another manic monday & & & & -- . [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. all right. >> that was outstanding. >> still trying to figure out why jeannie is wearing your saturday night outfit. >> jeannie, did you go into my closet to get that outfit? just checking. >> >> felicia, come ov

let's bring in the legal analyst jeannie cho for more on that. damaging to the prosecutor. >> yes so. the prosecution said, yes, judge, are taking away the voice of the victim and the judge correctly but strongly said this is rank hearsay. that is, in fact, the state of the law. our rules of evidence don't permit that system to be admitted. >> reporter: why is that? we could hear testimony from the other end of that phone call, from the coworker and from the manager that received the call. >> but there is no way for the defense to probe and attack and question the validity, veracity of those statements because in fact the victim's word and they died with her. >> reporter: interesting. a lot was made about the potential speed of the attack. the defense would like to say that it was quick, swift were the words of the defense lawyer. the prosecution is describing it as prolonged. why is that significant in terms of proving premed expectation. >> because premeditation is what was on your mind and what was the defendant thinking before she committed t

jeannie and luisa are here. daryll and jeff, thank you for your vision and doggedness.t is what is needed in san francisco. last but not least, i want to thank my staff, the team which has been doing a tremendous job over the last couple of years, thinking about a creative new strategies as our general fund dollars get tighter and tighter in parks need more investment than ever. our partnership in the research development team has worked creatively, and it has been incredibly effective in adding park amenities that park-users enjoy. it has helped us sustained as a credible park system. i want to take nicole and nick and cassandra, who are all over there. thank you. and of course, all of this falls in line with the city's goal of making our communities and places like golden gate park and the academy of sciences more bite-friendly and easier to visit for parents, families, and even alligators. i thought they were scared at the rain. but we were supposed to have won today. i will plug something. helen taylor from the academy is here. if you rent a bike and are lost and ne

most of the southerners my age, jeannie's age, that generation that we interviewed recall readily, you know, the civil war and have had either grand participants or great grandparents that they could recall having either met, talked to, heard. in shelby's case, he even interviewed some of the civil war veterans when he was a youngster. so it's that presence of mind, that connection to the land, the people, our history that creates all this tension, i think, in the south, or it did, or it does. and, um, we tend to write about that. >> there's a funny anecdote about shelby when we went to his house. we drove to memphis from knoxville, and he lived in this house which sort of looked like an old mansion. i guess it was an old mansion. >> it was, yeah. [laughter] >> and we came in this creaky gate, and shelby looked out of a second story window and said, good morning, i'll be right down in this wonderful southern accent. so i was looking around the garden, it was all grown over, weeds, um, there was a fountain there covered with moss, and when he came down i said, i love your garden, it's j

at the heritage foundation with the benjamin coder co-founder of code pink and global exchange and jeannie weinstein senior editor at the daily caller let's get started last night the republicans proved the big brother protect millionaires and billionaires then have four hundred thousand teachers cops and firefighters on the job fifty votes it's actually got fifty votes which is a majority in the senate if you if you believe. vice president former vice president cheney the vice president's member of the senate there's actually a hundred one members you could have passed fifty votes could have passed but the republicans said no we're going to obstruct this as a consequence of this president said for the second time in two weeks every single republican in the united states senate as chosen to obstruct a bill that would create jobs and get our economy going every american deserves an explanation as to why republicans refuse to do what's necessary to create jobs i think the explanation is really clear they're trying to crash the economy well that's that's what you guys are totally up to one it

we have a beautiful modern day "i dream of jeannie" escape.u get to come up with the ideas? >> i do. >> for a living? >> i do. i'm lucky. it's so much fun. >> let's get down to reality. only a few seconds left. >> all of the gifts are under $200. you have everything from popcorn, a wine aerator, snow globe. >> this accessory portion of the christmas book is fantastic. >> this is the bread and butter of the business. there's nothing like buying a snow globe for $90 from a store that can also get you a 27-foot speedboat. >> ginger, thank you so much. we enjoyed the fantasy. coming up next, we'll hear from scott hamilton. >> that's correct. a look at the ice. this is "today" on nbc. >> announcer: today at the rink is brought to you by smucker's. with a name like smucker's, it has to be good. ♪ >> this morning we're kicking off a new season of "today" at the rink with one of our all-time favorites. he's like family here. scott hamilton is the 1984 olympic gold medalist, the voice of figure skating for nbc and is celebrating a dozen years of helpin

jeannie moos has more. >> reporter: please step out of the car, miss.thes. >> we clocked the vehicle going 110 miles an hour. >> reporter: the 28-year-old may have been half naked, but she was allegedly going full speed, as fast as 128 before stop sticks thrown on the road disabled her tires. >> step out of the vehicle! step out of the vehicle! >> reporter: oh, she stepped out all right. stepped out wearing a white thong and some sort of see through fish netty thing. she also sports lots of tattoos, which we noticed when she literally kicked up a rukus in the backseat of the cruiser. we did find a naked motorcycle rider pulled over for drunken driving in florida. >> i asked what happened to his clothing and he said he lost it. >> reporter: we wanted to ask erin holdsworth what happened to her clothing, but when we got someone we think was her on the phone, she told us to call her lawyer. a 7-mile high-speed chase with a half-naked driver even landed her on automotive blogs. the bad news for holdsworth is she's been charged with driving while impaired, s

>>> plus, jeannie moos looks at herman cain's bizarre campaign ad that is now a viral video. >>> whenjapan in march, it killed thousands of people, flattened homes across the northeast coast. the water receded carrying countless pieces of lives out to sea including boat, registered to a japan 93 owner and found floating all of a sudden in the middle of the pacific. chad myers is chak millions of tons of all this debris that is out there somewhere. chad, what do we know about the debris and is it heading toward the united states? >> it sure is. and hawaii will take a double hit. but it's stuff like this. a floating building. refrigerators parts of cars floating, propane tanks, all floating across the pacific. all thought to probably be arriving in about three to five years. that appears to be a little bit quicker now. and why? why would it be quicker? the model that's the researcher at the university of hawaii got into why looking at debris that was not floating above the water. like styrofoam or propane tanks or refrigerator that's would float. they're thinking about stuff that sits i

jeannie moos is ahead. an accident doesn't have to slow you down.cement available only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> protests against washington spread to a number of cities including here in the nation's capital. the demonstration is a frustration that so many americans feel right now about the economy, jobs situation, and the fallout from the financial crisis. democrats now are trying to harness the anger of the growing occupy wall street movement that some see as the left wing's answer to the tea party movement. i spoke this week with senator bernie sanders of vermont. senator, thanks very much for coming in. let me get right to this occupy wall street demonstration that's going on around the country right now. what do you think about it? >> i applaud them. i think the president is right. they're speaking to the real anger and frustration that millions of americans feel at a time when the middle

. >>> plus, jeannie moose and the casest bik of the biker versus antelope.elped me beat arthritis pain. until i tried this. it's salonpas. pain relief that works at the site of pain... up to 12 hours. salonpas. >>> it's a labor stalemate that has already cost nba players and coaches. i'm just one of the league's fans angered by the lockout. but my livelihood doesn't depend on whether or not they play. our casey wian did speak to some who do rely on basketball. casey? >> reporter: wolf, from atlanta to los angeles to salt lake city, there are worries about the impact a prolonged nba labor dispute could have on local economies. the farm of beverly hills near staples center relies on customers going to lakers and clippers games for about a third of its business during basketball season. ceo fran berger is preparing for a long lull. >> staffing's going to get cut way back. everything's going to get cut way back. we won't be buying as much. we won't be having as many people working those nights and those hours. it's going to hit a lot of people. >> reporter: rest

and keep the big inflation jeannie in the bottle. >> there's no demand in the economy.nks to both. appreciate it. see you soon. >> thank you. >>> filling in for anderson tonight. hey, john. >> hey, erin, good to see you. ahead on "360" we follow up on herman cain. fascinating. he continued his push for his 9-9-9 tax plan, but some conservative economists were against it. >>> and the president is slamming republicans for not having their own vision of how to restart the economy. he also accuses them of not being specific about what they don't like about his plan. truth is, they have done both. we're keeping him honest, as well. >>> and a father, a husband, finally gets some justice for the horrible crimes committed against his family. dr. william petit talks about the second man found guilty of murdering his wife and daughters and tells how he managed to get through the excruciating trial in his own words tonight. that and more at the top of the hour. >> looking forward to seeing you in a few minutes. >>> out front next, though, paris. prosecutors dropping rape charges a

and keep the big inflation jeannie in the bottle. >> there's no demand in the economy.e kind of hard. but that's -- yeah. >> thanks to both. appreciate it. see you soon. >> thank you. >>> out front next, though, paris. prosecutors dropping rape charges against dominique strauss-kahn. we find out why. >>> and disturbing testimony about the care michael jackson received before his death. and stand-up comedian steve mason made it his goal to perform on "letterman." it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit and medicare guide. if you're turning 65 or you're already on medicare... you should know about this card -- it's the only one of its kind endorsed by aarp; see if it's right for you. all medicare supplement plans let

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jeannie kwon. ms. candy crowley and mr. michael roselli. dr. robert marchant.ator richard lugar and ms. deb lugar. senator lugar is the ranking republican on the foreign affairs, foreign relations committee. mr. chris courts and mr. andrew courts. mr. peter krause and mrs. lisa krause. senator max baucus and miss melody haynes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ambassador armalon revere and philip revere. the honorable timothy geithner and mrs. geithner. ms. carla a. robinson mr. guy -- [inaudible conversations] mr. henry h. kang and ms. cassie hearn mihalik. [inaudible conversations] the honorable ann stock and mr. stewart c. stolt. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ms. janelle monet and mr. nathaniel irvin. janelle monet is one of the performers this evening at the white house, following the white house state dinner. the other performers will be be on trio from seoul korea who were educated at juilliard in new york. [inaudible conversations] [inau

we have a beautiful modern day "i dream of jeannie" escape. you get to come up with the ideas? >> i do. >> for a living? >> i do. i'm lucky. it's so much fun. >> let's get down to reality. only a few seconds left. >> all of the gifts are under $200. you have everything from popcorn, a wine aerator, snow globe. >> this accessory portion of the christmas book is fantastic. >> this is the bread and butter of the business. there's nothing like buying a snow globe for $90 from a store that can also get you a 27-foot speedboat. >> ginger, thank you so much. we enjoyed the fantasy. coming up next, we'll hear from scott hamilton. >> that's correct. a look at the ice. this is "today" on nbc. [ female announcer ] this is steve and lynn, and they have a good question. can the aetna app make you healthier? well, that all depends on what you do with it. and there's an awful lot you can do with it. access your medical history, view claims, get reminders for mammograms, find in-network doctors, track your health goals... run with it. i got my cholesterol dow

. >>> jeannie writes, what about people who drink alcohol on eat meat or are too skinny.writes back, you just described 50% of america. good luck. >>> if you drive a more expensive car you may pour for insurance. if your home is in an earthquake or hurricane zone you pay more. smokers along with the tobacco industry should pay more to for healthcare costs for that bad habit. >> how good b stupid people, they are always doing dumb things, and getting themselves hurt. how about women who keep spitting out babies. you head down a slippery slope. jack as a former smoker, i firmly believe that people who engage in unael think and unsafe activities should pay for. jack, as a nonsmoking fat ass, the answer is no. you can see more on the cafferty file or on the situation's facebook page. wolf. >>> thank you. at the top of the hour, herman cain says there is witch hunt against him. we will talk about his consequences for his presidential campaign. >>> plus trapped without water or working bathrooms. a hundred passengers get stranded on a plane for almost eight hours. ♪ ♪ ♪ walk, l

the 80-year-old star of "dallas" and "i dream of jeannie" saying it is a common and treatable form ofary clinton saying it's time and time again she does not plan to remain secretary of state if president obama wins a second term. now a lot of people wondering if she might take vice president joe biden's spot on the to 12 democratic ticket. here is secretary clinton's response when she was asked about it earlier this week. >> is there any chance you would be vice president in a second term? >> no. there is not. >> is it in the realm of possibility? >> i do not think it's even in the realm of possibility, and in large measure because i think vice president biden has done an amazingly good job. >> heather: but if the polls start to show the president has a better chance of winning with clinton on the ticket, could we see clinton and biden switch jobs? let's bring in executive director at the american values institute, and democratic strategist and chairman of the civic forum pack and former director for rural outreach for john mccain's presidential campaign. thank you both for joining u