jenna? jenna: what a case.atti ann, thank you. >> thanks. >> so with millions of people getting kicked off their health care plans, the botched rollout of obamacare has apparently begun to sink in, especially with the mainstream media. newspapers and network newscasts now very critical of the administration's handling of the launch and the president yesterday, during what was essentially an apology speech, took a swipe at the press corps. listen. >> am i going to have to do some work to rebuild confidence around some of our initiatives? yeah. but part of this job is the things that go right you guys aren't going to write about. the things that go wrong, get prominent attention. that is how it always been. that is not unique to me as president. and and i'm up to the challenge. we're going to get this done. >> and check out this "new york times" headline the day after we got the official obamacare sign-up numbers. slow enrollment. only 106,000 pick insurance prance in a month. -- plans. let's talk about it with j

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jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee. great to see you.ave snowstorm that's moving east, and it could disrupt your holiday plans, the storm system slamming ice into virginia late last night and into the morning. in the meantime, the weather's threatening the busiest travel day of the year tomorrow according to aaa. the thanksgiving travel period is defined as wednesday, november 27th, to sunday, december 1st. the wednesday before thanksgiving will be the busiest single day of travel, more than 43 million americans will journey 50 miles or more during the thanksgiving weekend. with the average distance traveled by americans over the holiday weekend expected to be more than 600 miles, and all that travel isn't cheap. the median spending is expected to be $465, nearly half of all travelers or 44% plan to shop during the holiday weekend. weekend daily car rental rates will average $50, and hotel rates at aaa lodgings have increased from last year. we have team coverage with maria molina in the weather center and steve centanni at ray began nat

jenna? jenna: alicia, thank you.with our legal panel, criminal defense attorney john man orwellian along with rebecca rose woodland. there was also testimony from a former alleged mistress, anna osborn walthal who said that about two years before his wife died dr. macneill said, quote: there's something you can give someone that's not detectable that causes them to have a heart attack. two years later, lo and behold, his wife is dead. rebecca, it's an awful lot of circumstantial evidence, but is it enough to convict? >> what we're looking at here, jon, is evidence the prosecution is putting on that will go to motive. so what the prosecution has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that this man committed murder. murder is the intentional killing with a motive. so the prosecution's putting these people on, person after person, methodically to show the motive. not only did he have a mistress prior to the mistress that came into the home, today claim weeks after his wife had passed away, but this prior mistress said, well

i am jenna lee. the president changing his tune a little more than month into the rollout of obamacare. intense pressures man means of americans lose their insurance policy that resident is backtracking little bit moving the goalposts coming back to the administration little bit. jon: there seems to be no end to the problems. the head of the agents responsible for setting up the marketplace is back on capitol hill taking questions from the senate panel that helps write the law. pointed to improvement in the federal health care website. >> we are now able to process nearly 17,000 per hour, or five per second, with almost no errors. we've updated the site several times since october 1. improving the experience. we have added more capacity and doubled the number of servers to meet demand. jon: meanwhile the president explaining what he really meant when he said you can keep your current health plan. senior white house correspondent is live on the north lawn. so what is the explanation? >> the president

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jenna: or anything for that matter. jon: that's true. jenna: great to see you today. i'm jenna lee. the disasterous rollout dominateing washington again today. there are documents that show that the white house knew as far as back as march, about problems obamacare website a new report from "the new york times" that teams fixing the site may miss their foal of -- goal of having it functioning normally by the end of the month. mike emanuel is live on capitol hill with more on this. mike, catch us up a little bit. what has been said so far? >> reporter: lawmakers note it is 50 days since the launch of healthcare.gov and it is still not functioning normally. they are questioning when the website will be up and running. they also want to ask about with the mad scramble to get healthcare.gov up and running if the personal and private information of millions of americans are truly secure. they call into question testimony that health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius gave back in april. >> back on april 18th, secretary sebelius testified in this room we have the federal hub o

>> hi, jenna.f the few examples recently of bipartisanship in the nation's capitol as lawmakers in both houses are pushing to undo what they overwhelmingly did last year which was pass the bigger waters flood act now that millions of their constituents are suddenly panicking over the drastically higher premiums. one of those homeowners is carl stevens who bought this house last year to retire with but is now seeing the plan turn into a bit of a money pit. one third of the five million americans of the national flood insurance program live in florida, the flattest state in the country and with the elimination of the federal subsidy since 1968 kept flood insurance premiums down, he and others are now shocked to learn that their new rates are thousands, sometimes tens of thousands of dollars higher. >> it went up almost in the end, 400% of what i had to pay over last year. in one year it jumped up that much. when you ask your agent, okay. what's it going to do next year? nobody has an answer. >> this

jenna? jenna: very interesting. peter, thank you. jon: former republican presidential candidate mitt romney is taking aim at some consider president obama's broken campaign promise that americans who like their health insurance can keep it. >> whether you like the model of obamacare or not the fact that the president sold it on basis that was not true, has undermined the foundation of his second term. i think it is rotting it away. jon: talk about it with bob cusack, the managing editor of "the hill." it is interesting to watch the spin in washington. president obama could not have been more clear, bob, if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. if you like your doctor, you can keep him. said that over and over and over again. >> yeah. that's right. i mean, remember a the time the democrats, it was tough getting the votes. so they had to make a lot of promises. this one was clearly broken the way the president said it. 3.5 million people have now lost their plans. obviously some will get new plans but some of them, we've see

i'm jenna lee. i'm jon scott. 50 to 100 million policy cancellations set to happen for both large and small businesses. that is well beyond the 5% the administration likes to cite. as of today more than five million americans received insurance cancellation notices leaving them in limbo when it cops to their health care. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live at the capitol where a senate committee is examining small business exchanges. what's going on there, mike? >> reporter: that's right, jon. the senate committee looking into the small business impact of the president's health care law, the hearing continues at this hour. lawmakers have heard from a business owner from baltimore, maryland who says it is personally important for him to provide good coverage to his employees but says he is suffering from health care sticker shock. >> i was startled, i was shocked when our health insurance went up 49% this year. i want to provide health insurance for my employees and their families.

jenna. jenna: thank you. jon: information on a terror attack in benghazi. department reason dozens of ducklings and photos related to assault on the consulate. investor chris stevens was one of those killed. adam has more be at >> the documents is those request by media. we have come out the course of the last couple of weeks. coming from the aftermath of the attack. what happened was the state department posted 57 different entries on its website for the consumer to go and be able to see. all part of the freedom of information request and a lot of came from lawsuits filed including one by the group judicial watch who said this is more of the same from the administration. >> with and ghazi, they basically ignored our request. we have had to go to the federal court four times you access to information and they're still stonewalling us. they have video of the benghazi attack. >> in response we spoke to them yesterday giving us in responsiveness and often overlapping freedom of information request regarding the attack on the special mission compound in benghaz

jenna: i'm jenna lee. jon, you bring up a great point. what would the president say about the actions thus far in the six weeks of the rollout? jon: right. thus far not much indication from the white house that he thinks there is a great deal wrong. jenna: we'll see what he has to say. will there be some sort of apology? we may be going too far. how will he address it, how will he frame it? that is the big question today. look what is happening not far from the white house as the house energy and commerce subcommittee, there's a hearing that is dealing with more of the problems related to this rollout as well as the troublesome website t must be a busy day on capitol hill where we find chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel covering this side of the story as well as we're getting fresh reaction, mike, from lawmakers what they're expecting from the president. how much what the president will say today is geared toward people inside the building where you are right now? >> reporter: jenna, no question it has a big part to do with th

most famous adult film star in the world but she's also a new york times best selling author it's jenna jamison what makes a great point star. brains about what i did on film was all about building an industry building a company and being on the fortune five hundred last plus i like prince you know but it's a call me to create a current if i am a conservative you are eligible a little bit sort of saying i'm a paradox that's all ahead on larry king now. welcome to larry king now today's special guest is jenna jamison on to burn or new york times best selling author she's the world's most famous crossover of gold and a dame a star she has retired from the adult film industry is now an erotic romance off her debut novel is titled what made you turn to writing well i wrote might book how to make love like a porn star which is my autobiography i was a big so it was a huge seller it was on the new york times bestsellers list like you said and i didn't really expect it it was it was kind of shocking to me because it was just me telling my truths and you know it was relatable by women so i my f

. >> jenna and smith know the alleged gunman well.multiple run-ins with police over the years. we'll call him booth to maintain his anonymity. because he's affiliated with a gang like so many other men in ford heights, most residents here won't turn him in. >> so many people out here are hiding him. and won't nobody tell. >> yesterday he was shooting off that gun on diplomats, just popping it off random until it jammed. thankfully it jammed. >> i lost a child five year ace ego, i'm a mommy. i ain't got time for this. no guns. >> i'm going to be back around and we'll be around tonight, okay? >> there's the guy we're looking for. >> he ain't hanging out, i can tell you that. >> he's going to be hiding somewhere. the craziest thing is all these people know each other. they all grew up together. they've known each other for generations and they still have these type of beefs with each other. it's just unreal. >> let me see ids on everybody else. >> together with their fellow officers, jenna and smith begin turning up the heat on the area.

we went down to clinton, iowa, where jenna's mom is from. the kitchen in pencil where jenna and her three sisters as she grew up -- the homeowners kept that there. is that not good iowa cultural values or what? [applause] we are excited about march. one of jenna's distant relatives is going to have a statue in his honor put in the capital this year. this is a state that not only shares the same kind of values but a state that we have great memories with. i want to thank each and every one of you. i want to thank kim, tom, chuck, and all the iowans that it so much for us the last campaign. we didn't quite deliver, but on behalf of mitt and myself, thank you very much for everything you did for us. thank you very much for that. we appreciate it. [applause] we are not here simply to celebrate your governor's birthday. we're here to celebrate your state's success. look at what success stories we have right here. terry branstad and kim reynolds came into office over a little more than two years ago. they came in with a split legislature, huge def

>> let me just say, we got jenna jameson on "tmz live" yesterday. why now?t's changed in your life that requires you to do it again? >> it doesn't require money because i absolutely have money. >> dion, how long did it take you to fix her mic? i was watching the record. you were trying to mic her for 30 minutes. >> she's like, wt, is this ok? >> i'm now really obsessed with guys with beards. >> why are you trying to put your mic on wi your mouth. >> harvey's kind of hot. i like how he tans. >>> ale baldwin's stalker guilty. her youtube rant. reay wan t help hilia and . >> now o"extra." >>> victory for ec, his craze tormenter behind bars, but is her campaign of rear really over? >> she wilbe back on the streets and why this video is full of ominous warning signs. >>>ason patric fighting back tears, his tug-of-war over his little boy. >> i haven't seen gus in38 wes. i hope one daye willee everhing've done. >>> tt dan, kier sutherland, mel gibson, how path trick pulling in hollywood's big ns. >> iwas like hell goingo wo every day. tan. >> slamming "americ idol.

. >> i'm erica hill alongside dylan dreyer and andrea canning in for jenna. so much attention paid to this helicopter crash which happened in scotland last night. devastating, some of the images coming out of there. >> the chopper crashed on to a crowded pub along the riverbank there. it is our top story. debbie edward is live in glasgow near where the chopper went down. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, scotland's first minister has described this a black day for scotland. we are coming to terms of what happened here in the center of glasgow last night. we're coming to terms what happened here. a very well-known pub on the banks of the river.

you know, from jenna's song catchin' crabs in paradise?i caught crabs in paradise ♪ and, yes, i mean both kinds of crabs ♪ - oh, i thought that was at least gonna be innuendo. - jenna is playing the today show, in a couple of days,

i mean, you're right, jenna. it is apples to oranges, it is. and it's not a true or fair comparison. >> he says the department won't be using those stats anymore. and then he apologized. >> i apologize to citizens. we don't want to hide. it's important for me to be transparent and report correctly. i can guarantee you, that mistake is not going to happen again. >> as for d.j.'s case, no suspect lab identified. >> we heard people say all the time, you know, you don't ever want to experience that. part of you just dies. >> and the truth about the number, about how safe san jose really is also remains a mystery. >> the chief also told jenna we still don't know if or by how much gang suicide are down in the city. up next, pot growers on national parkland. illegal squatters and the toll they are taking on rare wild life. >> woel come back. it's trashing environment and killing the water supply, all on land protected using taxpayer dollars. the destruction caused by illegal pot farmers. >> flying high above some of the country's most well known natio

possibly could and never look back to thinking that i wish i would have had a public break up with jenna jameson how's the relationship she's a mother my children in the day and i pray and i wish the she would get help plus you've had a rocky relationship with a very rocky relationship like tyson and don king i think talking actually made tyson a lot more money that's all that stuff on larry king now. welcome to larry king now today a special guest and a bed and poorly i'm going to welcome is tito the people's chevy and our t.v.'s the former you have seen the light heavyweight champ and two thousand and twelve inducted into the u.f.c. hall of fame is one of the most recognizable faces in all of mixed martial arts over his sixteen year career and he will face quinn didn't rampage jackson on saturday november second for the first live bill of door pay per view event being held at southern california's long beach arena i thought you were tired i was retired what happened you know i went through a lot injuries. i would fix myself and my injuries i went through relationship. i was able to kin

you're right jenna. it is apples to oranges. it is. it's not a true or fair comparison. >> reporter: he said the department won't be using those stats any more and then he apologized. >> i apologize to our citizens to our politicians, we don't want to hide -- it's important me me to be transparent and report correctly. i can guarantee you that mistake won't happen again. >> reporter: as for d.j.'s case no suspect has been identified. it remains unsolved. >> something about losing a child, you know, identify heard people say it all the time that you don't want to ever experience that. because part of you just dies. >> reporter: and the truth about the numbers, about how safe san jose really is also remains a mystery. >> the chief also told jenna we still don't know if or by how much gang homicides are down in the city. why? because there's no basis to make an accurate comparison. >>> up next pot growers on national park land illegal squatters and the toll they are taking on rare wildlife. >> welcome back. it is part of the marijuana deb

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back to you. >> tha you, jenna. >>> it'sappened again. thieves have broken into a san se elementary schl classro and stolen laops. this time they hit galarza elementary scol. officials say during the weekend, someone broke inside a locked classroom and took 19 apple notebooks. one student, not hpy when he heard t news. >> those aren't cheap. they cost a lot. some cost like $000. >> the tft happened two weeks afte one at river glenn elemtary. 31 kinr books wer slen there. >>> new details on a story we reported tsday night. a missg college student from san francisco has been spotted reportedly in the south ba some people have come forwa saying they may hav seen him in san jo. they told police heooks confused. however, his family ys he does not have a history of mental illness. >>> apaward winning journalis facing prison time for protecting his soues is in the bay area tonight "the new york mes" rorter is fighting a demand and talking about the government prosecuting the press. at uc berkeley tonight, he says public's right tknow what the go

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jenna and his colleagues are focused on places like robbins, harvey and midlothian.t, the south suburbs represent the single hottest focal point of gang activity outside chicago city limits. >> there is gunfire, have a position to cover that you can move to. >> all right, guys, let's gear up, go outside and rehearse. >> just going to go over and hit it, grab this guy. a lot of crack cocaine and he has yet to see any jail time. so, hopefully, this will be the nail in the coffin right here. >> all right. >> here we go. >> hands. >> hands up. hands up. pull it down, pull it down. pull it down. get on the ground. get on the ground. i got it. get on the ground. >> police run into their target on the stairs. then they hit his apartment. they find what they came looking for right in plain view. >> pretty happy with what we recovered. a nice sized amount of crack cocaine there. that's a good hit right there, real good hit. >> remember me? >> yeah. >> guess i caught you, huh? >> based on how much activity they see, the sheriff's gang investigators find it hard to believe clai

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army captain jenna, who founded the veterans project in honor of her husband, who was killed in actiono much for being here with us today. joe, tell us about the memorial but also what you've done leading up to veterans day here this weekend. >> well, we wanted to acknowledge just like you said on this very sacred ground where 2,983 names are around the 9/11 memorial pools. we wanted to acknowledge the sacrifice of veterans. so many of which signed up for the military as their response to 9/11. this whole week we've been welcoming them. we've been welcoming their families. the number of first responders who were veterans who chose to continue their service as a police officer, as a firefighter. it's been great to see tens of thousands of the general public come here and pay their respects to our veterans. >> yeah and you get about almost 20,000 people visit here a day. >> exactly. we've been open about two years. we opened on the tenth anniversary of 9/11. we've had 10.5 million people visit in that time. all 50 states more than 175 countries. it really has become the physical embodime

president obama's pick to succeed jenna to succeed jenna politan o. as director of the department of homeland security is one step closer to clinching the position the senate homeland and government affairs committee approved his nomination this morning however a couple of republican senators are holding up his come formation senator lindsey graham is blocking all nominees in the senate until the white house agrees to let survivors of last year's benghazi attack in libya appear before congress also senator john mccain has vowed to prevent jay johnson from getting the job until he has declared his stance on border security j. has spent his career bouncing back and forth between the public and private sector he served as the assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york he was the general counsel for the department of the air force for bill clinton he was also the general counsel for the department of defense for president obama in two thousand and eight and then was appointed the top lawyer for the defense department before practicing l

million worth of electronics boutique will tell you how they did it and finally best selling author jenna richards joins me in studio today to discuss all things monetary i'm talking currency wars it's all coming up and now let's get to the show. it looks like chat room time is over for bankers big banks are considering blocking employees from online chat rooms now it is and it comes as a result from concerns by regulators that some shot rooms functions as vehicles for collusion and market manipulation now citigroup j.p. morgan and credit suisse are just a few of the big banks taking preemptive measures and disabling chat room access chat rooms have become intricate so the way traders communicate and trading desks around the world have come to rely on these multiple dealer chat rooms however chat communication has featured prominently in a five year probe into manipulation of the london interbank offered rate or libel or a probe which has cost banks billions of dollars in settlements and fines. elsewhere on monday fraud a lawsuit was filed in new york state court against three major credi

jenna: brand new stories and breaking news.ite bill hemmer's success there are many new problems to tell you about with the obama healthcare exchange. web psy crashing so oven, now there are plans to should i down for several hours each night. >>> huge demonstrations in tehran to mark 34 years since iranian hostage crisis. protesters chanting, death to america, raises new concerns about american efforts to negotiate with iran on its nuclear program. much. >>> a man charged with walking into one of america's busiest airport, opening fire, terrorizing travelers and shooting one tsa agent dead. what it means

jenna: america's news headquarters is next. is next. >> thank you. we begin with a fox news alert and this following enormous pressure from republicans and democrats after mill yens of americans were sent cancellation. welcome to hq, i am alisyn camerota. >> and i am bill hemmer. the president announced that insurance companies have the option for a year to keep offering consumers plans that would otherwise be cancelled. but the president admitted not everything has gone according to plan. >> my working assumption was that the majority of the folks would find better policies at lower costs or the same costs in the marketplace and that the universe of folks who didn't find the better policy in the marketplace the grandfather clause would work. and it didn't. it is on us and me. >> did the president's proposal solve the problem with obama care. chris wallace jones us. >> jerry seid speculated with the impact and reaction from the america's insurance company and the answer is very negative. the americas health insurance plan and trade association put ou

there's jenna, ere's haer. >> yea! by harper! >> and a bubble machine. presents...o decious, they won't evennow it's chicken. % less fat... 100% johnsoille taste. >>> you're watching oday in the ba" >> good morning to you. looking live at san francisco from our emeville camera and it looks very dramatic, ver gray, almost ominous like thers rain in the forecast. i'm kris sanchez. meteorogist rob mayeda tel us whether or not th picture is telling the truth. >> it is. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, tuesday anwednesday, yes, you will see back into the bay area.min right now looking at low clouds arou san jose, 46 degrees to get the morning started. the changes we'llee ahead will beourtesy of that weaer systemff to the west. a lot of moisture being pulled into it and eventually as weo through the day tomorrow we'll see some of these hh clouds approachinghe coast and eventuly the rain producing clouds will be soon to follow as we go into monday night and tuesday. so today morning low cuds foowed up by some afternoon high cloudoming in for the afternoo

that is not the experience that jenna and my three kids have. we had a delightful experience. we had the good memories were traveling with tim reynolds through iowa. we went down to clinton, iowa, mom is from. they had in the kitchen in pencil where jenna and her three as she grew up -- the homeowners cap that there. is that not good iowa cultural values or what? [applause] we are excited about march. distant relatives is going to have a statue in his honor put in the capital this year. this is a state that only shares the same kind of values but when we have great memories with. i want to thank each and everyone of you. i want to thank kim, tom, chuck, and all the iowans that it so much for us the last campaign. deliver but on behalf of mitt and myself, thank you very much for everything you did for us. thank you very much for that. we appreciate it. [applause] are not here simply to celebrate your governor poshard birthday. we're here to celebrate your state's success. look at what stec -- look at what success stories we have right here. reynoldsnstad and kim came into offic

jenna bush hager, thank you. >>> you can see ray rice and his ravens take on the pittsburgh steelersdish to go along with today's real star, and that is the turkey. if you do have any questions and you reach out to the butterball hot line, you might be surprised by who is on the other end of the line. here's nbc's kevin tibble. >> folks, the big day is here. if your turkey is still in the freezer, you're in big trouble. but don't panic, talk turkey. >> butterball turkey talk line, this is r.j. >> reporter: that's right, men don't just do the carving anymore, this year they're manning the phone lines, taking those frantic calls. >> don't get paranoid. you're fine. >> what's a typical male caller say aside from help? >> first of all, you got to talk them down. you got to talk them off the ledge of turkey crisis. there's really no crisis we can't handle. >> reporter: for years there's been a helpful female voice to help with those turkey catastrophes. carol miller has been doing it since the early days. >> since 1984 and i think if you do that math, it's like 29 years. i was a sweet bab

that was just what foster dulles liked. , jenna avery come a was with him his whole life. i'm sure both of them were completely faithful. janet was really his only friend. he would spend his evenings at home and play bridge or he would reach a detective novel. that was the extent of their wildness. allen dulles married a very interesting woman. she had a lot of emotional and psychological problems. result of a the very unfeeling and unpleasant husband since he made no secret of his adulteries. she became interested in causes like prison reform. i think she began feeling uncomfortable in the elation ship. they never actually divorced. by the time allen dulles with the head of the cia, they were effectively living separate lives. >> why would allen dulles right his wife and tell her about his affairs? >> i sometimes wonder about that. was it just that he was unfeeling and didn't realize how hurtful that would be or was he actually trying to insult and humiliate her? it is remarkable when you see what a wonderfully outgoing person he was and how everybody loved him and then c

. >> reporter: jennae is the girl's mother and wants the school to tighten security. >> they said that they needed to have some more training for the teachers and actually have something in writing in place if something like this happened again. >> reporter: no one from the school was available to comment for the story today but the staff held an informational meeting for parents on 3ds evening. in addition to reviewing their security policy, the school is looking at adding more security cameras and putting in taller fences. the sheriff's department is handling this investigation, trying to figure out exactly who the man is. they have been unable to identify him. the sheriff's department says they have added extra patrols around the school. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> panhandlers in concord could soon face a fine and be charged with a misdemeanor for aggressive begging. the city council approved a ban on aggressive panhandling last night. tonight, kron 4 spoke with a council member who says the problem is simply getting out of control. >> it doesn't apply to individuals or charit

jenna? >> reporter: the police department admitted in an e-mail that their report suspect txbá/kt&háhc offici . after months of reviewing documents and talking to sources, we found officials didn't tell you a key piece of information about that major drop in gang related murders. police changed their definition of what they consider to be gang related earlier this year. it's now based on stricter criteria. but they compared the new numbers to last years, which didn't have the same criteria, revealing a dramatic drop. city council is not happy with the city's latest fuzzy math. >> it comes down to are we keeping our community safe? the numbers as they are right now don't give us information to make that assessment. we need real data, so if we're going to do a year after year comparison, we need to use the same criteria. >> reporter: we asked if it's accurate to compare 2012 and 2013 numbers. police said the comparison will not be completely accurate until the end of next year when they can re

jenna lee got a sneak-peek.'s look. >> today we have something really special to show you on "happening now," a few weeks on the program we talked about the car auction in nebraska where 50 classic cars were auctioned off for a total of $500,000. today, we have how the other half lives. where one classic car is being auctioned off for a starting bid of $500,000. come on. ♪ there are 34 cars in this check shun. we wanted to focus a little bit on the american cars, the cars with an american story. tell me a a a little bit about s lincoln. >> you picked a good american car. this is a one-off design. this interior has great design elements including totally hidden dashboard. that piece of metal actually raises up and covers the, all of the instrumentation inside of the car. >> can you plug in a cell phone charger into that? >> no. but i can actually adapt one. >> you really can? >> we can make anything work for pretty much anyone. >> how does it drive? >> it's big, say that. it drives great. these are old cars. they

. >> you're right jenna, it's ples to oranges andist n a >> reporter: the departmentid not tell the publicntilted asking questions. >>n hindsight we wouldn't make that comparison. i take responsibility for that and we could have done a better job externally to the public and to the media andhat's what we're tryingo fix. >> reporter: we wand to kw criteria this year as it da last year to classified gan cas would ng related mders be down? >> i'm not sure because it's somewhat sjective but i would te to think the number of eight of the last reporting, that non - those numbers would probab be a couple higher. >> reporter: you'll remember, the department said for weeks, gang cme in san jose is down, crediting ga suppression effort city leade eers talked about th ccess at town hall meetings until last night there w no mention of the impresse stats. the chief says he will not use that comparison again. receny we've tak ay the gang rated homicides as part of the total percentage change. >> reporter: the cef says addressingang violences a prioritynd theublic deserves accurate a fair information. >> it'

this is the first time the twenty six year old jenna has come into question. china reportedly raised the subject ahead of the twenty ten asian cup although the south korean fa state park was one nineteen international caps took them on stage and it s when she was fifteen. with the winter olympics in sochi fast approaching. russia is stepping up its communications surveillance security services have installed video cameras break out of the other sometimes nicely camouflaged surveillance equipment around the black sea resort and plan to use drugs at the games to keep watch over the bad news authorities are also moving to expand his avoidance of the internet. russian center restaurant and get tyrell said that during the event takes the biggest event in four years which would attract the attention of the whole world. and with leaders and delegations from most of the welsh countries will be present. we can expect an attack from the kids tried to answer that terrorists could try to disrupt or somehow more seriously impede the event that game said the scheme official

that is not the experience that jenna and my three kids have. we had a delightful experience. some of the good memories we had were traveling with tim reynolds through iowa. we went down to clinton, iowa, where janet's mom is from. we went into the house janet learned to walk in. they had in the kitchen in pencil where jenna and her three sisters as she grew up -- the homeowners kept that there. is that not good iowa cultural values or what? [applause] we are excited about march. one of jenna's distant relatives is going to have a statue in his honor put in the capital this year. this is a state that only shares the same kind of values but when we have great memories with. i want to thank each and everyone of you. i want to thank kim, tom, chuck, and all the iowans that it so much for us the last campaign. i want to thank those of you who worked so hard. we didn't quite deliver but on behalf of mitt and myself, thank you very much for everything you did for us. thank you very much for that. we appreciate it. [applause] we are not here simply to celebrate your governor's birthd

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possibly could and never look back to thinking that i wish i would have had a public breakup with jenna jameson how's the relationship she's a mother my children in the day and i pray and i wish the she would get help plus you've had a rocky relationship with them a very rocky relationship like tyson and don king i think talking actually made ties and a lot more money and that's all that stuff on larry king now. welcome to larry king now today's special guest and they'd better not act poorly i'm going to them is tito the people's chevy n r t's the former you have seen the light heavyweight champ and two thousand and twelve inducted into the u.f.c. hall of fame is one of the most recognizable faces in all of mixed martial arts over his sixteen year career and he will face quinn didn't rampage jackson on saturday november second for the first live below door pay per view event being held at southern california is long beach arena i thought you were tired i was retired what happened you know i went through a lot of injuries. i would fix myself and my injuries i want a relationship. i was a