jim michaels, of usa today. >> i want to turn to afghanistan. there was a fairly significant development in that the united states and afghanistan have agreed, at least in basic terms, on a bilateral security agreement. should the united states have a long-term military commitment in afghanistan? >> we should have a commitment to security forces in afghanistan so that they can take care of their own security and so that afghanistan never again becomes a safe haven for terrorism. again, just contrast what we hope happens in afghanistan, versus what actually happened in iraq, because there was no security agreement that was reached with the government of iraq. the violence has been incredible. now, combined with syria, that western part iraq has become closer and closer to becoming a safe haven for terrorism. now focused primarily in syria, but they will not be continually focused that way. i hope that the security agreement does get approved by the government of afghanistan, that we continue to have a presence, not a combat presence, but a suppor

here with the questioning today, jim michaels who covers military issues, and sarah. i want to begin with you. the comments was asked week by secretary chuck hagel meeting with members of congress to and sequestration and work out an agreement on the budget. when lawmakers return after the thanks giving recess, will that happen. i am not sure, but i am fairly optimistic. i think the the discussions between paul ryan and senator murray are going pretty well. i think there is a real chance that we could have a budget agreement that nobody is in love with, but is at least a step forward in saving money in ways other than these across the board sorts of cuts that come with sequestration. i'm hopeful that it will actually happen. >> if it actually happens, what will it look like/ ? >> i think the hope is that it will last for a couple of years. that it would include at least some reforms in mandatory spending programs which after all occupied two thirds of the federal budget, and that it would prevent any further cuts in national security and other discretionary programs.

jim. >> michael, we can hear you. >> i'm on the phone. please. mom, i'm gonna have to cl you back. it? >> i'm gonna make a spread sheet. >> you're gonna make another spread sheet. yeah, exactly. it's my turn. come on! ryan! >> they always say that it is a mistake to hire your friends. [pam and ryan arguing loudly] and they are right. so i red my best friends. and this is what i get? >> hey, buddy, what are you up to? >> mmm, nerthin. [chuckles] >> [whispering] listen. when i saw you talking to erin earlier, i noticed that your pupils dilated and your skin flushed. and i'm assuming a little bit of blood rushed into your penis. >> [scoffing] >> well, a little bit of blood rushed into mine as well. so where does that leave us? >> the last thing i wanna do is step on your funk, man. >> and i yours. so i will cede her to you. >> no, that's ridiculous. >> no, no, no. >> look, you've been here longer. and besides, i'm a better wing man than i am a boyfriend, so... >> i just want you and i to hang out, you know. just...boom. >> listen up. it has come to my attention that some people in thi

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here with the questioning today, jim michaels who covers military issues, and sarah. i want to begin with you. the comments last week by secretary chuck hagel meeting with members of congress to end sequestration and work out an agreement on the budget. when lawmakers return after the thanks giving recess, will that happen? >> i am not sure, but i am fairly optimistic.

her uncle buddy was eventually liberated by allied forces and military reporter jim michaels who tellshe story in a new article in "usa today." it's an incredible article and i wish i could copy it and pass it out and tell people to go online and read it as well. you talk about 70 years later on another veteran's day, the mystery of what happened to the 11 men has started to unravel, revealing a remarkable tale. let's start at the beginning of what happened to them, at least what you've been able to unco r uncover. >> it was this belgium man, hermann linger, now deceased, who witnessed this at age 12. he went on with his life and putting together his life and so forth. it was really later when he started to get older and retired that he decided to put a cross at the site of where these men were killed in 1944. so in 1994 he put a cross there. and it was really that incident there that started this snowballing of information coming out and then the u.s. military was getting involved and allies were getting involved. now there's a very elaborate memorial there to these men. of course, si

jim michaels, military reporter and former marine himself. thank you for your time. ms. waxman, any takeaway? guest: i just wanted to build on that conversation and point out that within the civilian side of the response, there is a piece of civilian and military coronation. forugh the agency international development, there is staff working directly with the military. they are addressing the issue that you .2, which is coronation. yesterday on a call with the agency for international development. on theeagues nongovernmental side have talked about the coordination between the ngos and the military. those conversations are happening all the time. everyone shares the objective of making sure that the effort is toward mated and that the assistance is meeting the people with the greatest needs. host: next call, new york. republican mine. -- line. caller: good morning. i am very satisfied hearing the response from mr. michaels. the sinking of ships off the shore could take some of these people who have been devastated. take them away for a short amount of time so they can cl

here with the questioning today, jim michaels who covers military issues, and sarah. i want to begin with you. the comments was asked week by secretary chuck hagel meeting with members of congress to and sequestration a w

jim's? what? of course not. michael! okay. wow. oh, man! my head just exploded. (michael) whoo! thank god. ge! that's incredible! i--god. sorry. sorry, my head is-- i'm just-- i'm trying to figure out the last time that you and jim had sex and-- let's just get this over with, shall we? okay. mm-hmm. ten. ten months? wout of landfills each year? plastic waste to cover mt. rainier by using one less trash bag each month, we can. and glad forceflex bags stretch until they're full.* so you can take them out less often. it's back. olive garden's buy one, take one, just $12.99. choose one of five amazing entrees to enjoy today, like smoked mozzarella chicken. and take home a second entrÉe for later. buy one, take one just $12.99. go olive garden. so i am collecting $3.00 from everybody for kelly's party. i'd like to contribute. oh, great. there you go. are you kidding? well, i'm not done yet. dwight. this fits in the palm of my hand. you haven't blown 'em up enough. why have you chosen brown and gray balloons? they match the carpet. what is that? "it is your birthday," period. it's a statement of

michael bloomberg, the mayor of new york city, judith roden and jim kim, president of the world bank. the broader issue of resilience. you are doing work at the world bank trying to help these cities. what do you think is the challenge they face? >> cities are responsible for 70% of the carbon that goes up in the air. we have to think about how cities are structured and how they're built. the future of the planet depends on how we build the cities. at the same time, we see that disasters have been increasing. cities have to build in a kind of resilience to be able to respond. mayor bloomberg did this after sandy. the numbers are staggering. 70% of all of the carbon emissions, china itself by in the next 20 years will have a billion people living in cities. one country will have a billion city dwellers. if you look at how they're doing planning, cities are well planned and cities go forward. in vast majority of places, cities don't have capacity to begin planning for resilience and think about their carbon emissions. only about 20% of all of the major cities including in developed coun

they don't do what is right. >> that was michael bloomberg jim kim and judith roden.ext to the bad guys it is like kryptonite. >>> most of north america fell back an hour marking the end of day light saving time. the extra hour of sleep has me thinking of our question of the we week. what is the largest country in the world by air xwra to operate within a single time zone? stay tuned and we'll tell you the correct answer. this week's book of the week is, "if kennedy lived" by jeff greenfield. this is the book to read. an intelligent often haunting book about what the world would have looked like if john kennedy had lived. no vietnam but no civil rights act either. ke clever moving book. and now for the last look. last week u.s. report suggests that piracy off the coast had lowered. one scottish merchant navy officer reported this week that there might be additional reasons for the drop. ♪ oh baby baby >> britney spears. blasting songs like "hit me baby one more time" is effective in deterring pirates. loud noises have successfully fended off pirates in the past and re

jim... this is called leveraging an offer. michael, can i talk to you for a moment? oh, god. just thought you should know that i was just offered a job with better pay, better benefits and a better title at cumberland mills. fantastic. and i turned it down. what? that would've solved all my problems. out of loyalty to this company... oh, you idiot. so i was hoping to be made assistant regional manager. if you left, i wouldn't have to fire anybody. but then you wouldn't have me here. big deal, oh, it would've worked out so well. can you get it back? it's in maryland. you can call. can you call 'em? i can't--i--i suppose i--no. they never really made me an offer anyway. [growls] why are you torturing me? god. honestly, i don't think michael has the slightest clue of who he's going to fire. i think he keeps hoping that someone's going to volunteer. uh, or be run over by a bus before the deadline. but in the end, really what's going to happen is it's gonna be the first person to give him a dirty look in the hall. [clicks tongue] and therein lies the true essence of his charisma.

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michael in virginia? >> caller: hey, jim. thank for having me on. >> no problem. >> caller: i'm going clean energy, clne, down $11.75 a few days ago. today it closed at $13 a share. i'm just wondering what you think about the company and where it's going from here. >> i believe in the concept of clean energy. i think andrew littlefair has done a remarkable job in the face of a government that does not favor fossil fuels, perticularly natural gas. that said, i think this is a speculation. if you have a nice profit in spec, you know what i say, always take it. sorry to burst your bubble, but i'm not giving up on this market. not here. not now. we're going to keep an eye on things and we're going to do it together. but i do not sanction leaving this market while i never mind you taking a profit. "mad money" will be right back. >> announcer: coming up, secret ingredient? satisfying stocks. super sized returns. cramer's "hunger gains" series continues this week. and tonight we're spicing things up. popeye's chicken owner afc enter

he was zombie michael jackn for halloween. [ laughter ] >> jim: that's a great costume. >> his requesto good. i love tha i have aaby now. m just excited. ke, the first year we dressed r up. she had no idea what candy i [ laught ] or anything, halloween. we put her ia chicken outfit. she walike -- like a little bl, just sleeping. it was so cruel to do. >> jimmy: "best man holiday." i love holiday mies. anything holiday movie, i love it. "love actuly," i'll go see it. the one with rachel mcadams ere she doesn't remeer who she is. time traveler. i don'know what it is. i'in. i love it. >> i hear you. >>immy: i don't know w, it looks fun. "best man liday." is is a sequel to "best man." >> it is. >> jimmy: when was the last time -- what was that moe? >> 15 years ago. ah, man. we were l kind of starting out. itas great to get the ng back together again. >> jimmy: how fun was that >> so mu fun. >> jimmy: was it hard to get it all going again? >> no, not at all. we -- it was likriding a bike. we got there -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ci bike. ci bike. [ cheers and applause ] call back. >> new york

michael. >> caller: booya, jim. >> booya. >> caller: this is mike from cape coral, florida. i want to say thank you for all that you do for us home gamers. >> thank you. >> caller: and what's your thoughts now on tlab? i know they were up 4% yesterday. should we keep holding or is it time to sell? >> you know, it's in the sweet spot. boy, i'll tell you, it's got the electric etching. it's a stock that i've done for a very long time. i think that -- that the risk is already out of the stock because they already said some bad things. that said can i just tell you something that i think lrcx is the best. and i am going to tell you that i think as good as that one might be lrcx is better. let's go to betty in illinois. >> caller: booya, jim. >> booya. >> caller: i have a question about wendy's. stock pretty volatile this week. do you happen to know what's going on with that? >> we sat down with emeril after that quarter. i said buy, buy, buy. it's up a dollar since then. and you know what i'm saying now? buy, buy, buy. not changing. i think that company's here to stay. let's go

jim harbaugh saying after the game he anticipates michael crabtree to play sunday against the ram.od news there. ugly first quarter kaepernick finding bolden at the goal lane. 19 yard touch down. early lead big for the psyche of the offenseth defense as expected getting after robert griffin the third. pressure by smith. terrible throw. picked by winter. smith crushing rg 3 in the tur turf. mav to the third. cap and company fine ago rhythm. great protection. roll right. throw across the body here. bolden 6 yards another touch down. 17-6. smith he hadn't had a sbing since week 3. 2 tonight. griffin corral 4 times total by the forty-niner defense. late in the third. good punt return for james. set up 5 play 39 yard drive. davis. wide open. kaepernick. 2 35 yards passing. 3 touch downs. 27-6 the time. san francisco 2 game losing streak is of. they are 7 and 4. >> we knew what type of game this was for us. we were right in the 100. knew we had to come out with a win so that was come if and play tough, my mantra. >> this gas step for news the right direction. >>reporter: time now for ver

jim harbaugh saying after the game he anticipates michael crabtree to play sunday against the ram.ws there. ugly first quarter kaepernick finding bolden at the goal lane. 19 yard touch down. early lead big for the psyche of the offenseth defense as expected getting after robert griffin the third. pressure by smith. terrible throw. picked by winter. smith crushing rg 3 in the tur turf. mav to the third. cap and company fine ago rhythm. great protection. roll right. throw across the body here. bolden 6 yards another touch down. 17-6. smith he hadn't had a sbing since week 3. 2 tonight. griffin corral 4 times total by the forty-niner defense. late in the third. good punt return for james. set up 5 play 39 yard drive. davis. wide open. kaepernick. 2 35 yards passing. 3 touch downs. 27-6 the time. san francisco 2 game losing streak is of. they are 7 and 4. >> we knew what type of game this was for us. we were right in the 100. knew we had to come out with a win so that was come if and play tough, my mantra. >> this gas step for news the right direction. >>reporter: time now for vernon y

jim harbaugh saying after the game he anticipates michael crabtree to play sunday against the ram.d news there. ugly first quarter kaepernick finding bolden at the goal lane. 19 yard touch down. early lead big for the psyche of the offenseth defense as expected getting after robert griffin the third. pressure by smith. terrible throw. picked by winter. smith crushing rg 3 in the tur turf. mav to the third. cap and company fine ago rhythm. great protection. roll right. throw across the body here. bolden 6 yards another touch down. 17-6. smith he hadn't had a sbing since week 3. 2 tonight. griffin corral 4 times total by the forty-niner defense. late in the third. good punt return for james. set up 5 play 39 yard drive. davis. wide open. kaepernick. 2 35 yards passing. 3 touch downs. 27-6 the time. san francisco 2 game losing streak is of. they are 7 and 4. >> we knew what type of game this was for us. we were right in the 100. knew we had to come out with a win so that was come if and play tough, my mantra. >> this gas step for news the right direction. >>reporter: time now for vern

stone, dale brick of the natural resources defense council, jim hanson of columbia university's earth institute and nuclear engineer michaelnder. right before the break michael said nuclear power plants are only as safe as the people operating them. >> that's right. so what we should do first is look at the record. solar energy, for example, the record is two deaths per terawatt hour of electricity generated. nuclear power 0.5 deaths of nuclear power. people fall off roofs while they're installing solar panels. but i'm not against solar panels. i'm just pointing out that the nuclear is actually much safer. it has a very good safety record. and that's with old technology. >> dale, do you buy that? >> yeah. i just don't think it's credible to say that the radiation risk from fukushima and chernobyl and for anybody who reads the newspaper and pays attention to these issues is dim inizing cancer rates. even if you can't point to an individual person and say that person has cancer because of chernobyl, we know that there are more cancers out there. >> you believe that nuclear power is less safe than -- that more people have die

." >> catherine: michael henshaw and jim giants of the savannah exhibit around 2:15 p.m.ey saw two lions and one lioness, five- year-old johari. >> catherine: they described an attack that seemed to start innocently. "the male lion that started it just had his mouth over her throat, and everyone thought they were playing at first, but then they could see she was struggling." >> catherine: dylan parker was also in the horrified crowd. "he just lay beside her and held her by the neck for like 10 minutes just holding it there, waiting until it quit moving." >> catherine: in a video, captured by another witness, you can see the aftermath. >> catherine: but at that time, and still hours later, the dallas zoo still has no idea how this happened. "we really don't." >> catherine: lynn kramer is the vice president of animal operations and says the three animals involved were born in captivity, and have been together in dallas every day for the last three years. "we've had, you know a few incidents of rough play, but nothing out of the ordinary." >> catherine: even in the wild, lio

michael. >> could i have a word with you, champ? >> yes, let's have a word. >> yes. >> um, jimot of people in this office. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> yeah. and the sexy looks between you and pam-- the general sexiness, the flowers-- it's creating a bit of a hostile work environment. >> i understand, yeah. >> it's so sexy it becomes hostile. >> mm-hmm. >> oh, i actually thought we were keeping it pretty low-key. >> well, if you guys insist on having your own private little love fest... >> we do. >> that none of us can be a part of... >> mm-hmm. >> you can't be a part of our relationship, michael. >> then we are going to have our own private valentine's day party. >> that sounds fun. >> so suck it. >> yeah. >> yes. >> hey, everybody. i just invited jim to suck it, and i am cordially inviting all of you to a special convention-- a--a lonely hearts convention this afternoon. singles only. >> yeah! deal with it, pam! >> so we may not have someone in our lives that we love, but we do have each other. >> having trouble finding a vein? >> yeah, a little. >> how about now? i've trained my maj

younger than jim demint that have taken it and turned it away from being a think tank into a pure partisan war machine. tell us who they are and how they've done this. >> my piece focuses on michael ne. dham, 31, the ceo of heritage action. that i title is significant. he has a lieutenant, tim chapman, who is the coo. they were helped to be put in place by the chairman of the heritage foundation. a guy named saunders, a wall street banker in the '80s. when he was elected to the board in 2009, he pushed for a more aggressive approach, for heritage to take a more aggressive approach on the hill and to create a lobbying arm. by this point, michael needham had served as chief of staff to

michael in florida, mike? >> caller: jim, boo-yah from florida, my brother and dad in phoenix, arizona, are also fans of your show. >> thank you. tell them thank you. >> caller: cramer, i've got to ask you, i got a sweet tooth this holiday season and i'm looking at kndi. they recently came out with earnings last week, what are your thoughts here? >> yeah, i looked at that company. it's interesting, and i've got to tell you, as good as it is, it's up a lot. why not go with polaris, why not go with best of breed? just had some new data coming out the other day about indian motorcycles selling well. my favorite, polaris, don't be dissuaded by the price tag, it represents real value. when in doubt, refer to edgar allen poe. of course, do not outthink the fed. it's right there, a letter right in your face. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- x marks the spot? it may be one of the most revolutionary devices to ever hit your living room, and it goes on sale at midnight tonight. but does the xbox 1 have what it takes to

. >> 49ers head coach jim harbaugh says it's "all systems go" for wide receiver michael crabtree to make against the rams. crabtree -- who tore his achilles about 7 months ago - isn't even listed on the injury report - >> good news for colin kaepernick.who has yet to find a reliable third target behind anquan boldin and vernon davis. back of kaepernick and a dominant defense the niners rolled the rams in st. back in week four.the beginning of a five game win streak for the niners. >> but the rams are hotscoring 80 points in their last two games so non-chance harbaugh is overlooking them. despite their 5-6 record >> ostensibly they have become explosive. they are completing their passes down the field and they're running game has been very effective. they are fast, they're a good football team. >> learned a few things from the raiders loss to dallas yesterday. first.the raiders still can't hold a lead.losing for the 5th time in games they've lead. second.matt mcgloin is a pretty good quarterback. and finally.for the 11th straight year oakland will not have a winning record. >> let's focus

jim. >> i said forget it. [phone rings] >> dwight schrute. >> hello, traitor. >> i think you have the wrong number, michael. >> i want you to listen to me, friend i'm going to come at you hard.

later today, the 49ers are expected to activate wide receiver michael crabtree. last night, jimrbaugh said crabtree would be coming back next week successing his debut might be on sunday when they host the rams. he kurt his achille's and -- hurt his achille's and returned three weeks ago. he participated in a light workout game, which the 9ers won beating washington 27-6. >>> brian wilson may have a new home in the motor city. the detroit tigers are reportedly close to signing the 31-year-old free agent. wilson played for the dodgers last season but did not make his debut until late august because he was recovering from surgery. we as three-time all star with the giants and was a hero in the world series against the texas rangers. and injuries kept him out of the 2012 world series with the tigers. >>> a winter storm morning toward the northeast is triggering a warning for people traveling for the holiday. these are live pictures. coming up more on what bay area travelers should expect and what things are looking like this morning. >> reporter: this is the second time this week t

it's looking like michael crabtree will be all systems go sunday against the rams. today, jim harbaugh spoke about what kind of impact he expects from number 15 coming up on sunday. >> you know, he's the best in football. >> plays that he makes. >> all right, let's head over to the silver and black, the oakland raiders. they have lots of tough games this season, but they're still fighting for a wild card spot in the afc. here's sunday night fooblg's chris comingsworth on what it's going to take for the raiders to take that next step forward. >> you can call it inconsistency or i would call it competitiveness. that we haven't seen. this is a raiders team, even when they lose, it's a game. every week now is like okay, let's tune in for the raiders last five minutes because it's one of the three or four games left in that time slot that's coming down to the wire. i think that's your first hurdle you really have to get over. no matter who you're playing, you're playing competitive football .i think they've jumped that hurdle. >> an easy dunk, now you see it, now you don't. mavs up

. >> thank you, michael bonney for coming on "mad money." >> my pleasure, jim. >> super bugs, big issueod to me, stock's down because of the last quarter, seems like an interesting opportunity. stay with cramer. >>> tomorrow -- kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street." live from post 9:00 at the nyse. >> it was always a good idea just poorly executed. >> all starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. bny mellon combines investment management & investment servicing, giving us unique insights which help us attract the industry's brightest minds who create powerful strategies for a country's investments which are used to build new schools to build more bright minds. invested in the world. bny mellon. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these typ

coming up on "morning joe," congressman jim clyburn joins. chuck todd. michaelaney as well here with "gq" men's year of the issue. up next top stories on the political playbook. bill karins has a look at the weather. >> do you see these bird's eye pictures from washington, illinois. winds 0200 mile-per-hour. eighth of a mile wide. went through this suburb here and this housing development. literally on one side of the street nothing and houses don't exist any more in the middle. death toll went up to eight yesterday. 250 to 500 homes deemed destroyed. just little a week away from thanksgiving. let's take you into what's next on the weather map. a cool morning out there especially around areas in the northern plains, the great lakes. but nothing compared to our friends up in canada. i circled yellow. they are at minus 13. this is a cold blast, the coldest air in the northern hemisphere. guess where it's coming. here. we're talking january type cold will be invading the northern plains. chicago daytime high temperature of 28. they may not get to 32 in many areas o

. >> thank you, michael bonney, ceo of cubist, for coming on "mad money." >> my pleasure, jim. >> super issue, product in the pipeline, sounds good to me, stock's down because of the last quarter, seems like an interesting opportunity. stay with cramer. >>> tomorrow, kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street" live from post nine at the nyse. >> it was always a good idea. it just was poorly executed. >> all starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> the dichotomy between the housing stocks and the stocks of companies that make goods that go into new homes is, frankly, about as stark as i can ever remember it being, and the disparity is growing. you take the high quality home-related stocks, like home depot up 24%, lowe's up 40%. and you compare them with the home builders like pulte, toll brothers up 1%, d.r. horton off 5%. you might as well be thinking we're talking about two totally different, unrelated industries. >> buy, buy, buy -- >> sell, sell, sell -- >> that's because, as a matter of fact, they are two different industries. one's related to confidence, credit, interest rates, th

michael? >> okay. i think-- i'm--it might have been an inside...consultant. >> was it the sales department? >> yes. >> was it jim. on sale someplace else,t so i take my receiptee it and the ad back to walmart. and guess what? they matched the price and gave me the difference. amazing. right? woah! shop early with our new christmas ad match. even if you find a lower advertised price later we'll give you the difference on a gift card. walmart. just to tell you our products get the job done. instead, we give you $7.00 off disney's planes when you join scott shared values. ♪ sign up at scottbrand.com >> come on in. good to see ya. have a seat. i just wanted to congratulate you on that great golden ticket idea. >> that was your idea. >> whoa. wow. who told you that? >> you did. several times. >> no, i don't think i ever did. >> over and over again. >> that was your idea, dwight. >> you were dressed as willy wonka, so... >> i'm not taking credit for that-- >> wasn't my idea. i'd love to--but i can't. >> wait a second. wait a second. i wrote it down in my diary. >> you don't keep a diary. >> yes, i do. you've just neve

jim abbott's story next in sports. >> cleats get caught up on the day? sports of. michael eaves is here. >> the buildup to this weekend's huge clash against the new orleans saints, the conference-leading seahawks will be short-handed in the secondary. the n.f.l. suspending walter thurman for the team's next four games for violating the league's substance abuse policy. he started three games this season including last week against the minnesota vikings when he returned an interception 29 yards for a touchdown, he is eligible to come back the week before the seahawks finale but in the meantime his suspension released leaves a hole in the secondary, brandon browner missing because of a groin nefrnlth. >>> jim abbott spent tens years as a baseball as jessica reports, abbott considers giving back to be his greatest achievement in life. >> when jim abbott pitched a know-hit -- no-hitter in 1993, he did more than cement himself in baseball history. the yankees pitcher who was born without his right hand became an inspiration for those who thought having a disability meant they co

. >> jim riccio with greenpeace wrote, we need solutions that are fast, affordable and safe, nuclear is none of those. michael brune said, this world fails to realize that wind and solar are the faster way to fight the climate threat. what do you feel about that? >> i don't think -- this is not an ordinary group. this is four of the world's top climate scientists, three of them have written major papers in energy journals and are energy scientists as well. they are the individuals that groups like sierra club and greenpeace have been turning to. the scientist who sent the letter to greenpeace and said, we can't bet the planet on solar and wind, i think we'll look back on this letter as a pretty big turning point how the plan it deals with climate change. >> cannot scale it fast enough to deliver cheap and reliable power that global economy requires. the question is, can nuclear ramp up quickly enough? >> well, it's interesting. there's studies of this. it's not very complicated to study it. there's studies that have looked at the ramping up of nuclear like sweden and france. france gets 80% of its energy from

. >> as chef michael tuohy starts preparing meals with the greens, he admits his job would be so much more difficult if it were not for produce experts like jim mills. >> jim fills a need here that nobody else does, and that is he--his company and him, particularly, works with several small farms that i would want to work with directly. however, my time is really challenged most of the time, so he takes a load off my shoulder by--he's almost a one-stop shop, and so, i can place my order with him, and i know that i'm getting the best of what is local, fresh, and organic, if i specify. >> mills admits that following the produce directly from the farm to the fork is a great way to make a living, but he admits that this job, like any others, has its occasional frustrations. >> yes, we do still have some chefs asking us for heirloom tomatoes in march, and that's not going to happen. [laughs] >> but, he says, the vast majority are eager to try the varhety of vegetables grown in the golden state. so produce express, which has about 3-400 produce items in its warehouse daily, will probably keep delivering them for a long time, making jim mills one ha

jim mcdermott. let me acknowledge congressman lewis and former congressman and republican leader bob michael, who bothe always been great friends to tom and me. of course, i think senator harry reid and senator mitch mcconnell. for traveling a long way from the senate to the house. [laughter] to remember my husband. also, i want to thank the celestial on joy from japan. anderson, plus, the diplomatic delegations, for coming. ioa special debt of gratitude to speaker banner for making this memorial service possible. without his caring and competent staff, this event would not have happened. when my husband was speaker, we had about one person who handled this kind of work. the speaker has been most gracious and helpful and i applaud him for that. i want to say a few words about my husband. as you probably know, i work for him for years as an unpaid staffer. i did not plan to do in this when i married him in 1968. was sort of wooed in. and i remained for the full-time he was here. i should say i stayed here unpaid and it was a great adventure. every time i thought of leaving, he would suddenly assume a n

created laws from slavery, to jim crow, to civil rights and now to the prison industrial complex, that has tried to keep african-americans out of the political process. >> michaelis all ties in to how we deal with people we receipt out of prison. do we want to stigma ties them and wear a scarlet on their forehead forever or permanent disenfranchisement keeps them on the outside. in michelle alexander's book, the new jim crow, i've lost all voice or control over my government. i get mad because i can't say anything because i don't have a voice. and an e convict that her voting rights restored, says i feel like somebody, it's a feeling of relief where i came from that i'm actually somebody. disenfranchising folks is a way from keeping them from feeling part of society. >> tour'e, i was in miami in liberty city during the 2012 runup to the election and i met an older gentleman, probably 80 years old, convicted in 1973 of a drawing criug crime. spent a year and a half in prison, in 2008 he was allowed to vote because the laws changed in is a state. for the first time in his life he felt like a man. in 2012 under the republican rick scott, they took away that right