[laughter] >> jeremy red pants. craig: jeremy red pants is a respected actor.talks the right amount of time and he has his boots -- >> stop it. ok. you let me. craig: i would let you too. would you like to apologize to gerry? >> i am so sorry. i know you to get on a flight. craig: really? come back next week. come back next week and be on the show. i insist. at our expense. >> all right>> i'm really sorry. . craig: and we got you a present. because we know you're a big fan of jewels.

what a job by jeremy affeldt! he gets around a leadoff walk and then walks right through the heart of the order. strikes out cabrera. strikes out fielder. gets delmon young. 3-3 into the ninth inning of game four. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ girl ] hey! [ both laugh ] ♪ [ both laugh ] wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> joe: andy dirks moves from right field to left. avisail garcia, who pinch-hit for berry, goes into the game in right. and sprinting in from the bullpen, as he always does, phil coke. he's on the mound trying to keep this tied. hunter pence, brandon belt, gregor blanco. a 3-3 game top of the ninth. the rain has almost stopped entirely. game four of the 2012 world series. pence, strike 1. hunter has had bett

you see, jeremy, your problem is you have no idea how that system operates. and you should know something about that. >> you're the one who chose to locate his business there. >> i did, yes. >> were you just foolish or what? >> in fact, i'd say that's slightly overstating it, but i made a mistake. i underestimated the vin at and corruption of the american legal system. i confess to that. i'm very penitant about it, too. >> what's astonishing is a man who has been through this should show no humidity and no shame. >> of course not. i've been persecuted half to death. i don't have any shame. i'm proud of having been in a u.s. federal prison and survived as well as i did. i had no problems whatsoever, not in the regime and not amongst the fellow residents. let me tell you something -- i am proud of having gone through the terribly difficult process of being falsely charged, falsely convicted and ultimately almost completely vindicated, without losing my mind, becoming irrational, ceasing to be a penitant and reasonable person and actually being able to endure di

jeremy told us he is no longer an undecided voter. if the election were today, he said he would vote for obama. >> oh, but talk about networking. thank you, jon, weighing in his own scorecard tonight. >>> we have more evidence tonight that the u.s. housing market is coming back to life. the number of new homes constructed in september jumped 15% in one month. and that is the fastest rate of new construction since the early days of the recession, in july 2008. something else we've not seen in four years, the fastest rate of applications for building permits, up 12%, a promise of new construction around the bend. >>> and a startling headline today about an article of faith in the health of american families. the annual physical at the doctor's office. a new study by british researchers raises the question, do they really make us healthier and do they save lives? abc's chief medical editor dr. richard besser has been pouring over the results. >> reporter: we've thought of it as the right way to do medicine. urge everyone to get an annual

thanks, jeremy. >> mr. president?> jeremy the fact that you're making an investment in higher education, is critical. not just to you but to the entire nation. the most important thing that we can do is to make sure that we're creating jobs in this country, not just jobs, but good paying jobs, ones that can support a family. i want to focus on the 30 million jobs that we created in the private sector alone. and there's a bunch of things we can do to make sure your future is bright. number one, i want to build manufacturing jobs in this country again. when governor romney said we should let detroit go bankrupt, i said we're going to support the auto industries and bring it back. not only in detroit, but all across the country, we want to give tax breaks to companies that are creating jobs here. it also means that we're helping them to export all around the world to new markets. and we have to make sure that we have the best education in the world. we have worked hard to make sure that student loans are available for fo

jeremy affeldt is one of them. i think he's throwing as well as he's thrown in a lot of years.ou never know about injuries or anything like that, but jeremy has done a terrific job for the giants this year. >> joe: geico in-game box score for the cardinals, molina has three hits. otherwise two other singles, no extra base hits for the cardinals. shane robinson is batting for rosenthal, who threw two shut-out innings. allowed a hit, a walk, struck out four. robinson so far in this postseason is 0 for 7. a breaking ball. he went. strike 2. a strikeout for out number 2. no chance with that swing by shane robinson. >> tim: how about that shot, joe? showing jeremy affeldt putting everything into that pitch. >> joe: here's jon jay, who has one of the five cardinal hits. strike 1. affeldt has retired all three hitters he's faced. jay with a single, a strikeout and a groundout. mitchell boggs gets loose. good breaking ball has jay flinching, it's 0-2. ball 1. we talked about the cardinals throwing the 3-1 series lead to the braves with great pitching back in 1996. when they lost games

now it makes sense, ron jeremy. >> it is scary when danny devito is better looking than ron jeremy. >> and has a better best for men view. >>> when we come back, we will talk about something or maybe two things. >>> last topic. on sunday, chanel rolled out the newest add for the signature number 5 perfume. a fragrance i am wearing at this moment. it stars brad pitt in what are describing an awesome 30 seconds of awesomeness. yes, crap. rope the tape, tape roller -- roll the tape, tape rollers. >> it is not a journey. every journey begins, but we go on. the world turns and we turn with it. plans disappear. dreams take over. wherever i go, there you are. my look -- my luck, my fate, my fortune. chanel number 5, inevitable. >> inevitable indeed. are you mad you are not asked to be in this? could you have done as good as mr. pit? are you okay right now? >> when i additioned for this commercial, it came down to me and brad. in the end i turned it down. inep tau tude -- ineptitude. >> $7 million, diane, $7 million. it is worth every penny. >> i would do that commercial for $7 million. >> yo

jeremy, thank you for joining me. >> nice to meet you, too.nk you for having me. >> tell me quickly a little bit about yourself. where do you go to school and what's your major? >> i'm a student at delfi university and i'm studying exercise science and i'm interested in the field of communications. >> you were -- your question last night had to do with essentially the topic, number one, which was, am i going to get a job when i'm out of school? you heard both answer. they looked you in the eye. what did you make of their answers? >> well, mitt romney's first answer, i felt like he was staring into my soul, right through me when he was answering the question. i felt like he offered me a job five minutes into the debate. i felt like his answer was sincere and when the president came up, he started out by saying my future is bright. i felt like they both were very sincere. they talked very well, eloquently and i think they both gave very good answers. >> you walked into this, take me behind the scenes yesterday. so did you, for instance -- when d

thanks, jeremy. yeah, you bet. >> mr. president. >>> jeremy, first of all, your future is bright. the fact that you're making an investment in higher education is critical, not just to you, but to the entire nation. now the most important thing we can do is to make sure that we are creating jobs in this country, but not just jobs, good-paying jobs, one that can support a family. what i want to do is build on the 5 million jobs we've created over the last 30 months in the private sector alone. there are a bunch of things that we can do to make sure your future is bright. number one, i want to build manufacturing jobs in this country again. you know, when governor romney said we should let detroit go bankrupt, i said we're going to bet on american workers and american auto industry, and it's come surging back. i want to do that in industries, not just in detroit, but all across the country. that means we change our tax code so we're giving incentives to companies investing here in the united states and creating jobs here. it also means we're helping them, and small businesses, to ex

there was no specificity in what his plan is to actually give jeremy a job.hile, president obama out of the gate answered that question by saying, i want to invest in manufacturing positions. now, while those manufacturing pogs might very well appeal to swing state voter in ohio, pennsylvania or michigan, the fact of the matter is, the average young person today is looking for tech positions, looking for accounting positions, looking for medicine careers. those are the growing industries. >> both candidates are way off the mark, you think? >> yes. meanwhile you have a huge opportunity because each candidate could have tapped the idealism of my generation, saying we're going to ask every person to volunteer. it was that ideal that got barack obama elected in 2008 and i wanted to see ambition and idealism restored to politics and that's why my generation has enthusiasm der-- >> i think they're both lacking in detail. for president obama i don't think we got a vision of the next four years. >> it's a campaign of differentiation. >> i agree. monday's debate is ab

we talked to jeremy affeldt and this is what he had to say. >> reporter: jeremy affeldt who simply camein and mowed down the detroit tigers. first of all, tell us who your friend is? >> this is my little man colt, born about two months ago. >> reporter: there is a symbiotic relationship between you and the children and the world series. >> yes. >> reporter: you were talking to yourself, but man, striking them out like that, at one time i think we saw eight strike-outs in this ballgame in a row. >> yeah, coke throws hard with a good breaking ball. i think he struck uteight in a row in the world series before he gave up that hit. our bullpen stepped up. we didn't use a whole lot in the series, but we got used, man we made sure we did some damage and i was happy we were able to make pitches and seal it up tonight. >> reporter: now that you are veteran of world war, how would you compare this one? maybe just more accepted and understanding team? >> well, 2010 was our first victory. you know it's my second world series, but my first actual win wit the ring. this was just an amazing run. we w

what a job by jeremy affeldt! he gets around a leadoff walk and then walks right through the heart of the order. strikes out cabrera. strikes out fielder. gets delmon young. 3-3 into the ninth inning of game four. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ girl ] hey! [ both laugh ] ♪ [ both laugh ] wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> joe: andy dirks moves from right field to left. avisail garcia, who pinch-hit for berry, goes into the game in right. and sprinting in from the bullpen, as he always does, phil coke. he's on the mound trying to keep this tied. hunter pence, brandon belt, gregor blanco. a 3-3 game top of the ninth. the rain has almost stopped entirely. game four of the 2012 world series. pence, strike 1. hunter has had bett

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can be stopped if there's both sides put down their weapons and we are not at that point all right jeremy professor of middle eastern history and politics i. bill can't university and i'm carter thank you thank you. syria might also be facing trouble on another of its borders with jordan u.s. troops are there in what's become the biggest fix deployment of american forces in the region since the end of operations in libya the pentagon citing the danger of violence spilling over and monitoring syria's chemical weapons stockpile is going to japan has more on the move and the intended message. according to defense secretary leon panetta they send the troops to syria jordan border in case violence escalates in syria and spills over the border leon panetta did not go into details as to how many troops and so on but another u.s. defense official speaking on condition of anonymity said the forces are made up of one hundred military personnel and other personnel who stayed on in jordan after attending an annual exercise in may and several dozen more have flown in since they're operating from a joi

>> jeremy. jeremy spoke. jeremy spoke in class today. >> you are old. >> it is called being retro. >> i don't think there should be a winner these things. i have to tell you i was impressed -- forget politics, but i was impressed on romney's consistency. he was tough on debt and the unemployment situation and owe bough -- and obama's handling. i thought the consistency holds up. >> and he had binders? >> the libertarian nominee for president, i mean, the earlier debate from biden and ryan where ryan says we will increase by 3% and they will increase by 4.5%. we are not that big a difference. that's what it boils down to. tweedle dee and tweedle dumb. that's from the guy that will probably take pird place in this race. >> you think probably? >> i have never been so close to somebody running for president. >> bill ran for president, but that was the my little pony fan club. >> and i was impeached. >> you were impeached. >> they thought you were there because you would like to pet the ponies, but apparently ther

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to amsterdam and speak with jeremy l. artist theorist a programmer with his research he seeks to overcome restrictions and borders whether economic social or scientific journal welcome to the kaiser report thank you max all right jon well western civilization you write is characterized by three foremost taboos sex death and money so let's talk about money we met you at the big conference a let's talk a bit coin first is bit a rube goldberg machine for buying electricity. well marx you see that was one of the first arguments that actually i started thinking of why do we mind using gold that can lick the city and i quickly understood when i thought where'd that energy exactly goes you see that big car and uses all that energy to make stronger to make it hard to counter fate and pulls it out of an amount of piers that want to participate in the mining on the other side if we look at state currencies how they do out then ticket themself and how they can keep it hard to counter fate they use very thick walls and a large buildi

. >>> seÑor presidente >>> jeremy, antes que nada.ndo en la educaciÓn superior es algo crucial. no solo para ti si no para toda la naciÓn. ahora, lo mÁs importante que podemos hacer que estamos creando empleos este paÍs, pero no solo empleos cualquiera, si no de buena paga que puedan mantener una familia. lo que quiero hacer es construir sobre los 5 millones de empleos que creamos durante los Últimos meses en el seblg toro privado solamente. y para asegurarnos que tu futuro sigue siendo brillante. primero quiero crear trabajo de mano fuc tara primero. el gobernador romney dijo que habÍa que te jafr que la industria automotriz habÍa que dejar en la bancarrota. y vuelto mÁs fuerte que nunca. y no solo en detroit si no por todo paÍs. >>> tenemos que cambiar, nuestro cÓdigo impositivo para darles incentivos a las compaÑÍas que crean empleos, aquÍ y tambiÉn. permitirles a las pequeÑas empresas, que xpor ten a nuestros mercados por todo el mundo nÚmero 2, tenemos que cerciorarnos que tenemos la mejor educaciÓn del mundo. y el hecho que tÚ v

. >> let's talk about jeremy. this was college student jeremy, right out of the gate, question number one. here he was. >> great question. >> i want to turn to a first time voter. jeremy epstein has a question for you. >> mr. president, governor romney, as a 20-year-old college student, all i hear from professors, neighbors and others is when i graduate i will have little chance to get employment. what can you say to reassure me, but more importantly my parents that i'll be able to sufficiently support myself after i graduate? >> that answer, anyone who was watching knows that went on for a while. but the question is, did anyone -- did either of them actually answer it? >> no, and that was part of the problem last night with these kinds of things. they get really specific questions and they talk about broader policy, which they both did. they said here is what help to do to create more jobs overall. this is a pet peeve of mine. both campaigns said if you elect them, they'll create 12 million jobs over four years a

i was disappointed. >> jeremy, you haven't got a job.you more likely to get one if mitt romney wins or barack obama wins? >> if mitt romney wins, he says i'll have a job by the time i graduate in 2014. >> do you believe him? >> i don't know. i don't know if they both specifically addressed the question i was asking for the group of people i was representing, which is the 20-year-old college student in my position, so i think they went on a little bit of a tailspin, not answering what i wanted to get out of it. >> that's how you carried it. the big flashpoint of the evening, you know, obviously mitt romney stumbled and got off the hook on that. what was your overview by the time you look back on how they answered? >> i thought neither question during the debate was on point. i thought obama was evasive. i never got a feeling for what he was trying to say. the president did spend a moment with me after the debate to further clarify his feelings and thoughts on libya. overall, i would say i'm not a recipient. >> what did he say? >> he told

men like jeremy blanchard. >> i have never been a drug abuser or a drunk. i knew what i done when i done it. i knew the heinous nature of what i done. i can still to this day remember nearly every blood spot that was in that house. i can remember the wallpaper, the way the bodies were laid. i can remember nearly everything that happened that night. >> blanchard has served a little more than one year of a 195-year sentence. but his facial tattoos will forever commemorate both his crime, the triple murder and the moniker the media gave him, the kokomo slayer. >> that's who i am and what i'm about. yes. >> blanchard tracked down his former girlfriend, her mother, and her mother's boyfriend when they traveled to kokomo, indiana to attend a funeral. blanchard broke into their home, hid inside and stabbed all three to death with a butcher's knife. >> a friend of jessica's told me that she had an abortion and that's what probed my anger and my hatred. i mean that's my child that was killed. i'm not even a political person. i've never thought about abortions this t

alongside jeremy newberry, i'm dennis o'donnell. right now at the university of phoenix stadium in glendale, arizona, the 49ers and cardinals are set to kick off? 15 minutes. san francisco has won 10 of the last 12 games against division opponents and face a cardinal football team that has lost three straight. 49ers have a one game lead over the cardinals. for more on a little tension right now between the teams, let's go to kim in arizona. >> reporter: the 49ers have won 5 of 6 against the cardinals. it is the 6th game that gave arizona a little swagger that they can go toe to toe with the new bullies of the nfc west on and off the field. >> especially going up against a team we hate with a passion, i cannot wait to stick it to them. i know they are crabbing about me. we are a rival team. hate is a strong word. they are a division opponent. we play them twice a year. it is a great rivalry. hate is a word i would not news. >> reporter: it is no surprise, that you do have to wonder how much sleep john skeleton lost thinking about the

thanks, jeremy. >> mr. president? >> jeremy the fact that you're making an investment in higher education, is critical. not just to you but to the entire nation. the most important thing that we can do is to make sure that we're creating jobs in this country, not just jobs, but good paying jobs, ones that can support a family. i want to focus on the 30 million jobs that we created in the private sector alone. and there's a bunch of things we can do to make sure your future is bright. number one, i want to build manufacturing jobs in this country again. when governor romney said we should let detroit go bankrupt, i said we're going to support the auto industries and bring it back. not only in detroit, but all across the country, we want to give tax breaks to companies that are creating jobs here. it also means that we're helping them to export all around the world to new markets. and we have to make sure that we have the best education in the world. we have worked hard to make sure that student loans are available for

jeremy affeldt, a left-hander and a good one, is in to his ninth game of this post season.t! giants win game one of the 2012 world series. [ cheers & applause ] the giants stay hot. and they did it tonight behind a pitching performance from barry zito an tim lincecum. and an unbelievable offensive night from the same two guys.

. >>> and jeremy lin is not on the court, but as a cover guy. we will have the details. >>> and some shipping for the holiday cheer. why the upcoming season could be merry for people out there looking for work. >>> and i'm bob redell. we will try to get our buster posey on and hit a fastball. we are not talking about 80 or 90, but we're talking about 100. we'll give it a go coming up. ♪ just put a little bit of yourself ♪ ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a fresh take on a quick, delicious meal. it's one box with hundreds of possibilities. of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> major retailers are gambling this holiday season will be a big one. they plan to add more than 320,000 temporary workers for the upcoming season. amazon.com is hiring 50,000 temporary workers in the coming months. the online retailers expects those hires to stay on full-time. many others say they will hire as well this year. leading th

jeremy affeldt is one of them. i think he's throwing as well as he's thrown in a lot of years.ou never know about injuries or anything like that, but jeremy has done a terrific job for the giants this year. >> joe: geico in-game box score for the cardinals, molina has three hits. otherwise two other singles, no extra base hits for the cardinals. shane robinson is batting for roenthal, who threw two shut-out innings. allowed a hit, a walk, struck out four. robinson so far in this postseason is 0 for 7. a breaking ball. he went. strike 2. a strikeout for out number 2. no chance with that swing by shane robinson. >> tim: how about that shot, joe? showing jeremy affeldt putting everything into that pitch. >> joe: here's jon jay, who has one of the five cardinal hits. strike 1. affeldt has retired all three hitters he's faced. jay with a single, a strikeout and a groundout. mitchell boggs gets loose. good breaking ball has jay flinching, it's 0-2. ball 1. we talked about the cardinals throwing the 3-1 series lead to the braves with great pitching back in 1996. when they lost games f

>> thank you, jeremy. i appreciate your question, and thank you for being here this evening and to all of those from nassau county here that have come. thank you for your time. thank you to hofstra university and to candy crowley for organizing and leading this event. thank you, mr. president, also, for being a part of this debate. your question is one that's being asked by college kids all over this country. i was in pennsylvania with someone who just graduated. this was in philadelphia. and she said, i got my degree, i can't find a job. i've got three part-time jobs. they're just barely enough to pay for my food and pay for an apartment. i can't begin to pay back my student loans. so what we have to do is two things. we have to make sure that we make it easier for kids to afford college. and also make sure that when they get out of college, there's a job. when i was governor of massachusetts, to get a high school degree, you had to pass an exam. if you graduated in the top quarter of your class, we gave

does jeremy really want a manufacturing job? does he want to wor in a factory -- in a plastic factory after he finishes college? i assume he doesn't. i assume he wants a better job, a higher paying job, a job suited to his skills or whatever, so -- but that was a little weird. you know, creating jobs is issue number one, and the president has a record over the past for years. romney has promises of what he can do over the next four years. the american people are going to have to decide who will do a better job over the next four years creating jobs, strengthening the economy, and that's what this election is going to be all about. >> wolf, thank you so much, and since that's what it's all about, here are for our viewers now the debate played once and for all in its entirety. have a watch. >> good evening from hofstra university. i'm candy crowley from cnn "state of the union." we are here for the second presidential debate, a town hall sponsored by the commission on presidential debates. the gallop organization chose 82 uncommit

president. >> jeremy, first of all, your future is bright.he fact you're making investments in your education is critical. not just to you, but to the entire nation. now, the most important thing we can do is to make sure that we are creating jobs in this country, but not just jobs, good paying jobs, one second support a family. and what i want to do is build on the 5 million jobs that we've created over the last 30 m in the private sector alone. and there are a bunch of things we can do to make sure your future is bright. number one, i want to build a manufacturing job -- i want to build manufacturing jobs in this country again. when governor romney said we should let detroit go bankrupt, i said, we're going to bet on american workers and the american auto industry, and it has come surging back. i want to do that in industries not just in detroit, but all across the country. that means we change our tax code so we're giving incentives to companies that are investing here in the u.s. and creating jobs here. it also means we're helping them an

how about jeremy lind. we have his cover shoot, coming up. >>> give yoging you a live look. not too many cars making their way into san francisco. we'll get a full look at the forecast with christina, when we come back. stay with us. >>> well, right now a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. the question is, were they kicked out because of their allergies or because of their address. the los gatos mother said they were kicked out after she asked the school to accommodate their severe nut allergies. arturo is live with the latest. >> good morning, jon. there were police officers waiting inside the school waiting for the family this morning. the officers and the school district did not allow those two little girls who have a severe nut allergy to go to school. the edwards family was greets at the front door by the school superintendent. it turns out, it wasn't much of a greeting. >> the superintendent blocked our way. they had two police officers waiting for us and she would not let us step foot beyond those doors. 89-year-old elaand 7-year-old sarah have been enrolled since

jeremy epstein. >> mr.sident, governor romney, as a 20-year-old college student, all i hear from professors, neighbors and others is that when i graduate, i will have little chance to get employment. what can you say to reassure me, but more importantly my parents that i'll be able to sufficiently support myself after i graduate? >> thank you, jeremy, i appreciate your question and thank you for being here this evening. thank you for your time. thank you to hofstra university and to candy crowley for organizing and leading this event. thank you mr. president for also being part of this debate. your question is one that's being asked by college kids all across the country, as in pennsylvania with someone who just graduated. this was in philadelphia, and she said, i've got my degree, i can't find a job. i've got three part-time jobs, they're just barely enough to pay for my food and pay for an apartment. i can't begin to pay back my student loans. we have to do two things. we have to makes it easier for kids