him have the only surviving manuscript of john downes holy sonnets satires and paradoxes that was done in his own lifetime. it's not in his hand but it's in the hands of the secretary and personal assistant. this has the highest authority deriving directly from his own manuscript. you can see changes, or differences between the text as represented here and in the space and transcriptions that were made in the first edition and they were perpetually throughout the centuries. for instance, in this sonnet more, tyrannies, all those who have been destroyed by this will be resurrected on the day of judgment. this word, birth, was transcribed and it was only when it was read correctly and cricket -- >> who was john that? >> john gannon was a great publicist, the best poets of the 17th century. who used wit, philosophical inquiry in order to create highly formal and complex sonnets and other forms of poetry. >> what else do you want to shows? >> we have a wonderful dickens collection, over 550 letters, all have his first editions. what's remarkable come with 13 of his performance copies. the

. >> a lot of republican groups in arizona did not want to respond on camera when we sent john down thereed by two members of the gang of eight. they drafted a bill in 2013 that passed the senate only to essentially die in the house, though there's still a few more weeks of the session there. republican senator jeff flake of arizona and democrat bob menendez of new jersey. thank you both for joining me. senator flake, let me start with you. quickly, sheriff joe arpaio, his lawsuit, there's possibly a couple others that states may file. do you support the lawsuit against the president? >> what i think we ought to do is put legislation on the president's desk. the president has addressed one small portion of what needs to be done with immigration reform. we have to do border security, enforcement, and have a mechanism to deal with those illegally. he has done one portion. i would rather move legislation on the other three items and put it on his desk. >> i understand that. but are you -- are you for or against the lawsuit? >> i haven't seen the lawsuit. i don't know what it contains. i thin

when john berk, sat down with me and said what do you think of doing this, scared me to death.scared the stew out of me. >> what were you scared of? >> oh, man. who can do george? who can cover that breadth of material. >> al jarreau did. >> no. there's a lot that i did so those are the places that george and i crossed paths and enjoyed a similar love of music the most. they are on that record and we are bumping the top of the charts. >> i was going to say. number one. you've done it again. a number one album. >> tell me about the decision. how did you process back in the 1960s swimming upstream. >> i couldn't help it. that's what i was saying a moment ago. i came up listening to vonbil vonbilling. i was number five of six kids. they were listening to jazz kind of music. i listened to that and they were singing stuff. they had quartets in my room i was going -- and i didn't know i was supposed to do that. >> not me. >> you know what i mean by no choice. >> i'm laughing because i'd be kind of to myself. when i went down to the basement oe sfand that's kind of what i mean with it

i will get to that and johnny faller in morin county where the rain came down hard for a time. umm, john? >> it did. came down hard in several spots. pretty light and for the evening commute. northbound highway 101. a little standing water here and there and slick roads but the rain this halloween made for scary moment on the highways. >> we saw many spinouts and fender-bender accidents and many drivers seem unprepared for rain slickened roads. >> first significant rain the year and you have to take it slow. >> then we saw this gorilla in a volvo that said she had no trouble. >> i think the key is taking your gorilla mask and rubber hands. >> and with sand bags just in case. >> neighborhoods and parents bracing for halloween in the rain. >> we have our umbrella ready. >> the morin district says its water shed got over a half-inch of rain from today's storm. >> we need the rain. it makes the goblins go crazy but who cares. >>> so far so good. tonight's goblins and ghouls will be able to keep their candy dry. reporting live ktvu news. >>> and remember you can get the very latest weather up

"turn down for what" by i'lil john. >> again? >> come on, george, the movies. coming at you.nd for you. thank you. >> yes. >> and the fire in her eye too. >> you looked fearful. the more scared you got, the more strong i came on. >> and the music takes you to that place. >> we do. >>> we have more music. an oldie. you know that song -- >> give it to us. >> "raspberry beret." a major hit from prince. a sign of the times, taking his very first selfie. posting ton facebook. and you'll notice he actually went really old school. taking the photo with an actual camera. no one does that in the now present day. it's also an iphone and a cell phone. and getting creative. this filtered version. probably should have posted with a beret. hoping for a personal request. >> maybe he will today. >> maybe he was scared like you were. george scooted back, it's a one-sided table. >> it will be in my head all day >> we have such a great crowd out here enjoying the beautiful weather in new york city. very mild. i've got macy and he will mee. you're from where. >> savannah. >> savannah georgia. sh

the team behind "behind the veil," tim greenberg, and jason jones. ( cheers and applause ) >> john: take it downke it down five notches. do you know what? just go. good day, good day to you. i said good day! good day, sir! jon stewart, ladies and gentlemen. >> jon: okay, so-. ( cheers and applause ) i would so very much love to they to him but i can't. >> it's easier when you're not here anymore. >> jon: it really is. >> john: let's talk a little bit about how this exphe mess as movie began. you found ba maziar. >> one of our segment producers sent us a video that maziar had been in when he spoke to ted koppel. and i remember very clearly looking at this video, look back, alm the stuff that has happened it's movie, everything, last five years-- i remember that moment looking at the video, and thinking-- yeah, that will do. that will do. and had it not been for that moment, none of this would have happened. >> john: what-- >> you spoke english. >> jon: he was the only person we found in iran who could speak english. >> he also spoke to what you needed to hear as well, pointing out that our percep

down there, the stop lights. if you see that, do you guys have me? john, you do have me. good. if you look down there at the corner, the gun fire is coming from that structure. that is canfield road, which is two blocks down is where michael brown was shot dead. it seems like that is the pocket where the gunfire is coming from. i mean, it's sporadic, it's 3-4 round. other times just about 20 minutes ago we heard 25-30 rounds pop off. so i just - i don't know how they'll get this under control tonight. it's persistent, and it's violent, and it is literally this entire street - four significant fires that i can count. i don't think it's a stretch to say the town is on fire. >> how would you describe the police presence? >> so far it seems they are trying to protect the area. they were very concerned with us, telling us to take shelter behind them. there's more police where the gun fire is occurring. i can't tell you the scenario, but they are lining up. i haven't seen them throw anyone to the ground or slam anyone like we saw in august. they are doing what they can at this point t

down the dunk, he fouls. three-point play for him. he had 11 points. wizards by 3. john wall knocking down the jumper.than a minute later. another upper. a season high 31 points, ten assists. his fourth double double. under ten seconds to play. last chance for the pacers. to roy hibbert for the three. no. the shot doesn't go. neither does the rebound. they are now 4-1 on the season. the first person to testify in the ray rice appeal hearing was not rice today. it was roger goodell. multiple reports stay nfl commissioner testified under oath for more than two hours today. ray rice is seeking immediate reinstatement into the nfl. so the former ravens running back was suspended it is definitely nearly two months ago. his lawyers contend the nfl has all the evidence originally imposed the two-game suspension. when they extended his punishment, they violated his rights under the collective bargaining agreement. he is expected to testify tomorrow and possibly his wife. >>> all right. d.c. united needs you this saturday for the second of the two-game playoff series with the new york red bulls. d.c. united ha

he was gunned down by john dupont, he was played by steve carell. he is also a former stanford wrestling coach who worked with dave and mark and says he wished the movie had stayed true to the facts. this was assistant coaches at stanford when they were under me when they won their olympic gold medals in 1984. there was no mention of stanford in the movie. he was just a unique violence. >> mark shultz says it was difficult watching the most difficult period of his life play out on the big screen. >> reporter: both brothers were inducted into the san jose sports hall of fame in 2010. nbc bay area news. >>> thank you very much. the napa earth quake still causing problems for people tonight. crews are blaming a second water main break on damage from the quake. a temporary water station has been set up on the north side of century oaks park. you're looking at the damage from the first water main break. this one happened last saturday near laurel street. crews promised that repairs will be done by november 21st, but they're asking people to not use water

dave shultz was gunned down by john dupont. the new movie "fox catcher" tells the story of the two brothers and their lives before the brother was gunned down. he wished the movie had stayed true to the facts. >> they were assisting coaches at stanford under me when they won their olympic gold medals in 1984. in the movie, there's no mention of stanford. >> reporter: he also says in the movie that portrayed that his parents had died, but their parents are very much still alive and living here in the bay area. he described dave as the einstein of wrestling because of his amazing technique. nbc bay area news. >>> it is an incredible story. it is a waiting game in ferguson, missouri. they're deciding if they will indict a police officer in the shooting death of a teenager, michael brown. audiotapes are revealing exactly what happened in the minutes before and after the shooting. >> reporter: audiotapes reveal the day michael brown was killed police were tracking a robbery suspect near a gas station. >> it's going to be a black male

late in the first quarter, wiz down six. john wall with the drive gets the bucket and foul making it happen with contact, 21 points, 13 assists for him tonight. third quarter wiz down two. wall over a paul pierce, steps up, knocks this one down. 14 points for him tonight. pierce now, 17th all time on the nba-scoring list. tied at 41 the late in the quarter wizards turn it over. teeg hawks up three. couple minutes later gets the floater to go, game high 28 point forz him hawks beat the wizards 106-102. >>> terps take on ohio state. first half, layman buries the three maryland up by four points, less than a minute later, freshman knocks down the three, terps up three at the half. second half maryland up by five. up the floor to layman, takes his time here, two handed jam. fires up the terps bench gets everyone going. right now maryland leads iowa state with under one minute left 69-63 right now. >> it's a good team. >> good for maryland to have some freshman that could play. i didn't expect this. i thought they were going to ♪ ♪ [

cnn's john king breaks it down. good morning, john. >> good morning to you, carol.rnor's races. the trend is a lot of red. look at the house races last night, more red there and the senate races a whole lot of red in the pig contest. let's focus on the governors races you just mentioned. first look at what the republicans are so happy about this morning, wins in blue states. the republicans elected a new governor in massachusetts, defeati defeating martha coakley. in the state of maryland nobody thought this was on the map even a week or so ago. larry hogan the republican with a convincing win over maryland's lieutenant governor anthony brown there, two blue states there and you move across and you look also out in michigan they held it, in ohio they held it. this is the president's home state. how many times did michelle obama go out to campaign for the democratic incumbent pat quinn. he loses and it's not even close, 51-46. so you look at the map and you have three big blue state pickups for the republicans, what democrats had hoped is the counter argument would b

would have restricted background checks at whatever was prescribed by federal law, that is going down john? >> alan chauvler in seattle. thank you. tony haisz and our panel are still here in new york. they have been talking about the tony? >> absolutely, john. let me turn to batina. a huge night for the g.o.p. talk to me about governing. it seems one of the easiest things it's sometimes difficult to articulate. 2016. >> an important thing for republicans that they needed to do during the mid-term elections was to win in the states, blue and purple states. >> blue and purple. >> to show they had power for 2016 going in. it's going to be a different map. they are going to govern and they have to pass legislation to show the american people that republicans can do it. give us the rein and we can help people get this done on this number one issue. jobs and the economy. 2016, you are going to see a lot of candidates positioning themselves early to show that they have leadership, that they can get the job done and put themselves in a good position because the 2016 election started the day the 20

john: yes. lemonis: and so, you're trending down. -right? -john: correct. lemonis: well, i'll give you a lot of credit, both of you, for putting together solid financials, but i don't know how responsible you are in managing the people here, and the biggest risk in this business right now -- -it's you guys. -john: oh, yeah. -we're what's broke. -becky: yeah. that's why i called you. lemonis: but i'm not a guidance counselor. becky: oh, i know, but... lemonis: you know what i like about both of you? becky: [ laughs ] lemonis: you have passion. even if i don't agree with the content all the time, you have passion, and that's not something that you can teach people. the criticism that i have is that the busine is bigger than both of you. john: agreed. lemonis: you guys made this investment together. you're either gonna go forward together, or you're gonna burn together. i want to do business with people that will always do the right thing without conditions. but i just can't understand it. i need you to explain to me again why it is that you think it's okay th

the german foreign minister who is already here we understand that in the coming hours, john kerry will sit downis first one on one private session with mohammed ja zarif. up until now, they have been accompanied at least by barones catherine ashton, the lead negotiator for the p5 plus 1. suggestions coming from anonymous sources that a deal is no longer possible, that an extension may be in the works. well, that may or may not be. but remember, there is still all of monday to come, including the long hours of monday night, and with all of the decision makers here in vienna for that time, i think it would be unwise to rule anything out. >> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has weighed in, saying no deal on iran is better than a bad deal on its nuclear program. >> there is no reason for it to retain thousands of centrifuges nor is there any reason for iran's continued developing intercontinental missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheadss, thus threatening the entire world. therefore, it would be preferable for there to be no deal rather than a bad deal, endangering israel, the mid

john: yes. lemonis: and so, you're trending down. -right? -john: correct. lemonis: well, i'll give you a lot of credit, both of you, for putting together solid financials, but i don't know how responsible you are in managing the people here, and the biggest risk in this business right now -- -it's you guys. -john: oh, yeah. -we're what's broke. -becky: yeah. that's why i called you. lemonis: but i'm not a guidance counselor. becky: oh, i know, but... lemonis: you know what i like about both of you? becky: [ laughs ] lemonis: you have passion. even if i don't agree with the content all the time, you have passion, and that's not something that you can teach people. the criticism that i have is that the business is bigger than both of you. john: agreed. lemonis: you guys made this investment together. you're either gonna go forward together, or you're gonna burn together. i want to do business with people that will always do the right thing without conditions. but i just can't understand it. i need you to explain to me again why it is that you think it's okay

down to four. and democrats especially nervous, john -- they thought they had a pretty good chance in arkansas, in fact this is a pretty big setback for the clinton family. bill clinton spent a lot of time working for governor pryor.

. >> once a week the team meets to take down johns. >> one of two thing will happen. to be a pedestrian walk-up or it's going to be a vehicle. tony, i want you to be on the district channel. >> tonight, detective tony flores of the human trafficking task force joins the team. >> the whole thing regarding human trafficking is that we're talking about people. we're not talking about an item. we're not talking about drugs. we're talking about individual people. their soul has been taken away. >> it is usually okay. >> will you be wearing a wire? >> yes, i'll be wearing a wire. >> the operation includes a married patrol officer playing the role of a prostitute. >> they ask me how much and then i tell them what my prices are for a blow job, sex, and everything, which is a blow job and sex. >> what are some of the thing that happen to you on the street? >> sometime when i'm out on the street i'll have other girls come up to me and talk to me because their pimp has circled the block a few times and they've eyed me and they've seen me, so then they get their girls to come ove

have that movie, one john stewart directed. >> john segenthaller sat down to talk about the film and the issue of press freedom. john, why did you decide to do this? >> as the definition of journalistic spans, these regimes are arrests more and more people. whether it with iran, egypt, united states has it's way of putting pressure on journalists this is happening. >> you were a journalist who cover other people's stories you go topiaries you write a book, you got a movie, what has this been like for you. >> it's been a little bit strange. to put it mildly because usually when they make films about people, it's usually about nelson mandela, they are usually dead to start with, and then there are people of man kela's stature, the good thing is i am in the code, but i am not mandela, so it's been weird. >> give ur you reaction to what is going on with journalists around the world. >> we have a friend who does a atist call show, in egypt who was arrested, who was harassed who has been driven off the air, and can no longer do his show there. this is the government that came in and said we

john roberts down there in louisiana for us. thanks. >> reporter: thanks.on: a murder case right out of "american psycho." the arrest of a 29-year-old banker accused in the gruesome deaths of two women in his luxury apartment. >>> more evidence of the brutality of isis as the terrorists round up more people for public execution. we'll have the latest on that and why it's raising concerns about attacks here at home. >>> plus we want to hear from you. do you think republicans will take control of the u.s. senate? our live chat up and running today. foxnews.com/happeningnow. click on the "america's asking" tab to weigh in. be sure to include any questions you might have have the midterms in there asll well. 24/7 it's just i'm a little reluctant to try new things. what's wrong with trying new things? feel that in your muscles? yeah... i do... try a new way to bank, where no branches equals great rates. are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. csx. how tomorrow moves. wha

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exercise will just be administrative, putting the caucuses together, and as john said early on will be some heavy sitting down at least in the caucuses as to what the agenda we should pursue and how we should pursue it. as john mentioned it, it's not a forgone conclusion that this legislation, the majority leader mr. reid has held up. it's easy that it will come up. this is the great deliberative body. 60 votes to past legislation to get over the filibuster. there are ways around that , but those are not simple. in some ways from the top of your question, at the outset of this program, i'm not quite sure you're going to see a lot of differences going forward for the next two years. >> does some of this stuff go in tandem with the lame duck section? they'll come back after the election day. they have business to do before the new congress comes to work in january and new legislators take their seat. will we see the same machinations that william hogueland was talking about when the smoke clears on november 5th? >> absolutely. you're going to see both causes. democratic and republican caucus organize. they'll h

the president is clearly doubling down on a series of executive orders reportedly set for next week freezing not only deportation, but if johnhope for cooperation as well. >> we're going to fight the president tooth and nail if he continues down this

john, i cannot imagine. wow. pastor donahoe is stepping down after leading the troubled agency for four years. he will retire on february 1. he made the announcement at the board of governors meeting this morning, as protesters rallied outside. [indiscernible] >> postal workers, letter carriers, and union leaders said closingsings -- plant set to go into effect in jenny where he will lead to major mail delays and job losses. minimum, we need a one-year moratorium on changing service standards. that will give us time to deal with legislation. >> several lawmakers are joining in the call for delay in service and processing center closures. ae postal service is facing $5.5 billion revenue loss for this year. now, theing right washington national cathedral is hosting its first ever muslim prayer service. planners say they hope this service will foster understanding and acceptance between christians and muslims around the world. tonight, we will tell you that not everyone thinks this a good idea. that's that abc 7 news at 4:00. isll become, president obama preparing to go it alone on immigration re

john wall drives and delivers. he somehow got this one to go. he had 15 points and 10 assists. orlando is only down two at this point. john wall ahead to porter. earlier today at verizon, georgetown oepds up their year at st. francis brooklyn. this is the senior going to the hoop strong. he had 11 points. georgetown is up 5-3. later in the half, this time it's the freshman l.j. peak. george down starting to run away with this. watch this little two handed jam for the fans. a game high 23 points in his debut. georgetown wins 83-62. >> we are a totally different team than we were last year. we are a work in progress. there is long way to go. now we have to keep making progress. >> let's move to hockey. the capitals trying to regroup after a tough loss last night. the same mistake that happened against new jersey happened in st. louis. justin peters was in net for the capitals. second period, the blues are up 1-0. moore is going to fire on net. capitals tie the game at one. later in the period st. louis on the astack. kevin shat kirk got a stop. this is a 2-1 blues lead. early in the third, blues dump

john smith. epsteincoming down and and sun is being placed up there. newnew harold is "the jerusalem harold." uc stereotypes of jewish people lording over the city. the funny thing is this is 1882 and the cartoonist is worried that there are too many juice in new york and it is just at this moment that the real great way of for the -- there are too many it is just york and at this moment that the real jews comes, and this guy is freaking out. he has no idea what is about to hit american shores. matteris is not just a of thinking that immigrants are raising our poverty statistics. it is not just a matter of that. it has to do with our political culture and our sense of ourselves. what do americans think about when they think of themselves and their country and so forth? and the opposite, which is aristocratic, monarch vocal england.- monarchical there are huge numbers of poor people there. even though there are poor people in america, people think that it is very small and they are temporarily poor. then you see this wave of or people from europe and they begin to fill things that we now call

john gaskin. he's in ferguson right now. i wonder, we've seen things calm downhn, but do you think we're going to see any violence tonight? >> i don't think so. i think the community will be passionate. this is the first thanksgiving dinner that the browns will sit down without their son. they are going through one of the most difficult holidays, especially when you've recently lost a loved one. but i believe that tonight people will be peaceful. if protests continue, they will remain peaceful. i certainly hope and pray that people will stay home and consider what the family has said to act in a dignified way. i do know that tomorrow there are a number of boycotts planned across the country and especially here in the st. louis area encouraging people, hands up, don't shop in a boycott honoring the memory of michael brown and calling upon some of the area businesses to take note on what is taking place here. >> we've seen, obviously, some of the violence. it's very important to note that you've had a lot of peaceful protesters in the last few days in ferguson try

halftime ray guide get his hall of fame blazer theory goes on the field john madden confront. downex mess but she's co to the credit they came back. smith 20 authority the chair is called 17 a minute 48 left the track during the jurassic drive james jones tony's parietal have not won since last year in houston chance and smallest roles of a complete for the first time in 368 days the raiders win 24 to 20. >> gary: then the only team to go all 116 since 2008. 0 and 16. since 2008. i just read jasons of dates and then watch the game. >> gary: you could be what everyone be rigid tweet you're out there a moment what happens with jason and this the the jurors a different rate is when 24 to 20. the raiders win 24 to 20 >> gary: answers surgically will need and will not be ready to play at. the home of the new your duds will be moved to detroit and the plant on monday night buffalo and the new york jets because of the weather in upstate new york has been moved to detroit on monday night. >> gary: we jumped in the fray today would giants' assistant manager bobby evans stating that the gian

sorry, i haven't come down from john cleese being on the show yesterday. wait a second.he democratic party in shambles. a lot of soul-searching. stages of grief. why is it those phrases are so familiar? >> the latest sign of a republican party simply in shambles. >> for more republican soul searching is now under way in the wake of the november elections. >> the republicans are kind of going through their five stages of of grief after the election. >> jon: oh, right! oh! i know why those phrases are so in my head because they said the exact same ones about the republican party when the death warrant was signed in 2012. a mere 24 months, apparently, before it burst forecast p forth from its grave like jesus christ. or a zombie, depending on your personal beliefs. ( laughter ) it's as though every event that happens is viewed by our media singularly as though it didn't exist in any previous-- oh, what's the word we're looking for? oh, right-- context. ( laughter ) ( applause ) it's the ( bleep ) you have in your tape library that gives seemingly isolated incidents perspect

down. house speaker john boehner, when i asked him about it, well, he left the shut down on the table. >> we're going to fight the president tooth and nail if he continues down this path. >> the government funding bill could have that strict language. you're leaving that option open? >> all options are on the table. >> joining me now, the "washington post's" boehner whisper whisper eer eer bob ocosta. there's also talk of the shutdown, the split of the parties, is starting to show a little bit. what do we know about how the republicans plan to proceed on this issue of immigration? >> good morning, luke. there are really two competing factions. i would call the first one the mcconnell faction. they would want to fight tooth and nail. the leadership wants to fight the executive action. they don't want to shut down the government. they saw what happened. it hurt the republican brand. they'd rather fight via a lawsuit. fight through other legislative means. the other side is ted cruz, senator jeff sessions of alabama, they want to use the funding bill coming up in december as the battleground, as t

. >> john roberts live at the rga down in florida. ohn, thank you. >> the acting director of the agency that is supposed to keep the president safe is warning of potentially dire consequences from low morale. temporary secret service chief joe clancy told a house committee today embarrassment from scandals has taken a major toll on the service. >>> heavy security today in jerusalem, one day after a terror attack at a synagogue took the lives of several americans. coming up how mickey mouse got more votes than either of the candidates in one florida county. the grapevine is next. a. >>> now some fresh pickings from political grapevine. earlier in the program mike emanuel reported on fracturing within the democratic party. now to another issue that has dprak house members at odds. an eight months pregnant congresswoman who is also an iraq war veteran and double amputee, being told she cannot vote by proxy in the party's leadership elections. illinois representative tammy duckworth cannot travel during the last month of her pregnancy. but