john george.came out with a book, you know, and of course i have no interested in selling the book, i want to sell the hotel, so i thought it would be the perfect time to have a party for the book and introduce john george and the people of chicago and explain his idea directly. ♪ >> nothing matters but the product. if the product is good, everything else kind of falls into place. you come out with great product, really distinct and unique, and the buzz and the success of it is a natural consequence of that. it's not about marketing, execution, distribution and in my business, reservation, services, no. it's about distinctive product. ♪ >> you do a restaurant in london, they don't like music during their meal. and there's nothing right or wrong about having music, just different customs and cultures and you have to be sensitive to that. it's like when in rome. you know, i think that something in miami wouldn't work in chicago. and wouldn't work in new york. it's a kind of very distinct kind of amb

they got spooked by john mccain and rallied to george bush's side. in recent years, i don't think this has been very much an establishment state. nikki haley won the governor ship without the establishment and just a staff of interns, quite frankly, and a message. so you don't necessarily need the establishment. rick perry and jon huntsman have the establishment support in the state. look where that got them in the polls. if rick perry wins it will be because there's a divided republican field and the conservatives have dif vied up e vote. if mitt romney wins the state, it's hard to see him not being the nominee. he can totally blanket and saturate the air waves after this, fredricka. >> appreciate that. thursday, january 19th, just days before the south carolina primary, the gop contenders debate on the issue. the debate is right here on cnn one week from tomorrow. thursday, january 19th at 8:00 eastern time. >>> and now to a story making headlines around the world. an iranian nuclear scientist has been reportedly killed in a bomb blast in tehran. i

on the right-hand side was the chapel notes of george st. john. and it was a couple of sermons for the day in right below was the sa rich and by his hero from turn of the 19th century of studies at harvard and ended with the following phrase. i found the rosetta stone. >> the use should always ask of the almond matter "not what she can do for me but what i can do for her. that is a direct quote. and a key speechwriter thought that was the most incredible theory he came back to that but not even he had found it. he said there was no record of that but there was progress the time kennedy gave the speech is so are roused the ire of his protestant republicans schoolmates they accused him of plagiarizing said great george st. john dryden know what he was supposed to say to the headmaster then it or to paraphrase, he obviously took it from this. i put it in the book the actual copy. >> to say did you read that or did john kennedy? that drove the family crazy because they thought he said i wrote it but i remember the widow said i think i traced it back i

george w. bush after he lost the primary to arizona senator john mccain by 49% to 30%. end of the road for george w. bush. he went on to win the republican nomination and eventually the white house over al gore in one of the closest elections in u.s. history. there is history here every weekend on c-span 33 day -- you can get our schedules and see past programs on our web site. that's the american history t be on that c-span 3. our look at victory and concessions pieces -- a concession speeches continues with john kerry and howard dean. we will start with senator kerrey. [applause] [chanting kerry, kerry] >> i love new hampshire. and i love iowa. [applause] and i hope with your help to have the blessings and the opportunity to love a lot of other states in the days to come. [applause] thank you, new hampshire for lifting up this campaign and because of an america that belongs not to the privileged, not to the few, but belongs to all americans. [applause] let me tell you this victory belongs to all of you who made the phone calls, what the -- what to the snowy, cold stre

history professor john martinez and george mirror were disciplined the school student actions were disruptedhad an increased police presence on campus. inspired by malcomx's philosophy, by any means necessary they made the decision to strike on november 6. 1968. hundreds of students disrupted classes and marched to the office. by november eighth class attendance dropped by 50 percent. students had police violence and arrested. many leaders within the third world liberation front were arrested and jailed cut off from actions on campus. the pressure was affecting the administration. college president robert smith resignd and replaced by english professor. he was more visible in his opposition for the strike famous at a campus rally and promoting police presence much he declared an early december holiday believing a longer recess would weaken the strike. >> what actually happened was i was witness to this was we did more planning. and did more organizing. and as a result of that what we got back we had different ways to approach these issues. i remember hearing a rumor that the chancellor of th

one day the headmaster george st. johnwas giving a chapel speech, a sermon about those kids have the right spirit. but some were mockersmarkers, they were troublemakers. mockers had a truck -- couple of meanings. get mad iris trashed cleaned up the horse manure and kennedy heard that. he formed a club called the mockers and they did nothing but plan to cause trouble. the old man came up to see them when he got in trouble and it practically expelled and said if you are really my son you would not have begun that club with the letter m. so there was the old man. i always wanted to have a swashbuckling father like that. he bought them a couple of film projectors and they let the kid off. by the way jack only elected kids who were wheels whose fathers had so much money they couldn't be kicked out. >> host: by the way we remember the great line from his inaugural address, asked not which country can do for you and you say in your book felt that he got it from the headmaster at -- >> guest: i went back to the archives and it say

john logan. george clooney grant hazanavicius. aaron sorkin.dget o'conner peter strong. >> for best foreign language film: from belgium, from israel, -- a separation. >> for best animated feature film: a cat in paris. chico and rita. kung fu panda 2. "puss in boots". >> finally, i'm pleased to announce the film selected as best picture nominees for 2011 are: warhorse. the heart 'tis. -- the artist. moneyball. the descendants. the tree of life. nominees to be determined. midnight paris. -- midnight in paris. the help. hugo. extremely loud and incredibly close. >> please join us on february 26th, when we celebrate the magic of the movies, thank you. thank you jennifer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> live where president of the academy and actress jennifer lawrence made announcements of the nominees for the academy awards to be held february 26th. this year 10 nominees in the best movie category. >> you could have up to 10, i think they announced nine. you will see which one of those wins when we have the ceremony on february 26th. exciting. moneyball got in. happy a

and i open it up on the right-hand side was the chaplain is that george st. john, the beloved headmaster. little something called the dean brief essay, which was an essay written by his hero, the former turn of the 19th century dean of studies at harvard. it ended with the following phrase. when i read it i could not believe puddingstone. the. the rosetta stone here. the youth should always ask of its alma mater not, quote, not what she can do for me, but what i can do for her. it's a direct quote. and sorenson, who is the chief speechwriter thought it was the most credible theory that it came back to that. but not even he had gone back and found it. he said he told me there was many record is that. but there was in fact a record. it's so aroused the ire of some of his protestant republicans schoolmates that they accused him of plagiarizing the great jordan st. john. so i don't know what he was supposed to say. as the headmaster once that to paraphrase george syndrome, he obviously took it from this. by the way, i put it in the book so people can see in the book.

i open it up and on the right-hand side is the chapel notice from george saint john's. and it was a couple of sermons. right below something called dean gray, which was an essay written by his hero, the former term of the 19th century, dean of studies at harvard. it ended with the following phrase. when i read it i could not believe i had found it, the rosetta stone here. , the rosetta stone here. , but what i can do for her. it is a direct quote. and sorensen, who is kennedy's chief speechwriter came back to that. but not even he had gone back and found it because he said it wasn't any record of that. at the time kennedy gave his speech, he was so aroused as some of the projects that republican state feature is the in st. john's. so i don't know what he supposed to say. as may headmaster once said, paraphrased. he obviously took it and is able to find it. i put it in the book with an actual copy. >> host: the late ted sorensen used to say, teacher that did john kennedy write the famous language? bacher of the family crazy because they thought he would say i wrote it. b

john mccain and george bush did that when they were a republican candidates. >> you are headed to southdebate and for the primary. we will be falling all of your coverage. today michelle obama is celebrating her 40th birthday at the white house. >> she is. we have seen the first lady in downtown a lot. what is interesting issue does a great job of going around town with the daughters and largely not be covered. you'll hear about them at a movie or at a place. and they get written about when they are in a bookstore with their dad. but they can go to a basketball game of soccer game. they just had a game last weekend. they're trying to give the girls a sami-normal experience. -- semi-normal experience. >> she is definitely out and about. thank you. >> a busy day for president obama. he will meet with the king of jordan at the white house. he will welcome members of the world series champion st. louis cardinals as well later. >> looking around the region, authorities are the debating a 5-year-old boy after he allegedly committed a violent crime. he stabbed three people yesterday with what

you mention that back in 2000, when john mccain and george w. ion. the bush campaign said they had nothing to do with it, but some were suggesting john mccain had an illegitimate daughter, not true. and john mccain had done something george bush wasn't happy with. look at this debate of february 2000. >> you should be ashamed. >> let me say one thing about all this business, john. >> i told you i pulled them all down. >> this is an attack piece. >> that is not by my campaign. >> it says paid for by john mccain. >> that is not from my campaign. megyn: * we likely to see it go there? >> i remember in 1980 watching reagan and bush and when bush said voodoo economics, i thought they would never speak to each other again. this is a primarily season. the gloves are off. it does get nasty sometimes. but in the end our candidates will come together and coalesce around the fact that we have to beat this train wreck of a disaster that's in the white house today. megyn: deck, the south carolina primary seems to be critical. since 1980 the state voters have

. >> for adapted careen play zsh alexander payne, gnat saxen, jim rush, john logan. georgeof march. ste aaron sorkin. >> for best foreign language film, bullhead, foot note, in darkness in, monsieur lazhar. and a separation. >> for best an nated feature film. a cat in paris, chico and rita. kung fu panda 2, puss in boots, and rango. >>> and finally, i'm pleased to announce the films selected as best picture nominees for 2011 are -- war horse, steven spielberg and kathleen kennedy. the artist. thomas langman. moneyball, michael deluke ka, rachel horovits. the descendants. the tree of life, nominees to be determined. m midnight in paris. the help. hugo, graham king and martin scorsese, producers. and extremely loud and incredibly close, scott rudin producer. >> please join us on february 26th when we celebrate the magic of the movies. thank you. thank you, jennifer. >> were you at home like we were just scribbling? we know, 11 for hue doe. ten for the artist, six for moneyball. four for the help. immediately, what jump out at you? >> leonardo dicaprio. and extremely loud and

. >>> you've probably heard about that anonymous flyer back in the year 2000 when john mccain was running against george w. bush in south carolina that said that john mccain secretly had an african-american child. probably heard about that. did you also know, though, about the fake happy mormon holiday cards that were sent to south carolina voters to freak them out about a certain mormon republican candidate's religion? that's dead ahead. >>> in some day ways today was a good day to be rick santorum. so up goes his uber-conservative street cred. he picked up the endorsement of the founder of focus on the more than two weeks after coming in second place in the iowa caucuses, today rick santorum won the iowa caucuses, sort of, maybe. the iowa republican caucuses, as we've discussed on this show before are not run by the state of iowa. they are run by the iowa republican party, and so this year, here's what happened late on caucus night. the guy you're about to see is the chair of the republican party in iowa. >> congratulations to governor mitt romney, winner of the 2012 iowa caucuses. congratulations to

george kliavkoff is a recovering attorney who has been working in digital media for years now. joined by johnt of cnbc. so why do large organizations get it so wrong on the internet so often? >> i don't know why they get it wrong. >> that's because you got it right. that's why you don't know why you don't know why they get it wrong. >> if you start with great content i think it should be difficult to get it wrong. >> what about you? >> i think they do so sometimes. if you have great content and you hire the great people and they're focused on doing what's right for the consumer first and really focused on the consumer and not on saving the existing business models or worrying about the legacy businesses, you're off to a really good start. >> and in the mom and pop we know we put the consumer first. that's how you sell first. >> you know whether they show up again the next day. >> the consumers have the money. they'll give us the money. putting the consumer first for hollywood recording, people who jealously guard their content, baseball, that's much more difficult to get them to convince. >>

>>neil: you were there in the 2000 contest with john mccain and george bush and those ones took a whilear. are the wounds that are opening up, will they take a while to heal regardless of the race? >>guest: they will, but it will be measured in a matter of weeks and months since the process is over, not, look, there is one thing that unites everyone on the same, you have her them say it, a passion about beating president obama, no matter if it, whoever it is, santorum, gingrich, paul, romney, the boom going on in south carolina and florida, for neil cavuto, there will be a lot of enthusiasm for beating obama. >>neil: mock me while you can. mock me while you can. i am just not a brag art. that is what i love about myself. brilliant suit. did any of you see this? >> let me thank you very were for being here. and your time and attention. thanks. >>neil: those are students booing rick santorum upset with his stand on social issues, more to the point, on gays, and the foam g.o.p. candidate mike huckabee on what he makes of this. you encounter some of that. >>guest: i still do, mostly in this

according to the magazine, she told rose marie, i'm not a priority, it's always something else, "george," john'sgetting fired, a trip to meet advertisers. >> that morning, rose marie spoke to carolyn and told her she thought she should go it was a family wedding and she thought she should be there. >> carolyn did join john that day in july of 1999 accompanied by her sister, lauren. the three never made it to their destination, when john, the pilot, lost control of his plane in heavy fog. >> nbc news has learned that a small plane being piloted by john f. kennedy junior has been reported missing. >> rose marie was staying at the couple's apartment when she got the call. she writes, i thought about my last conversation with carolyn. and how i'd told her to get on the plane. oh god. >> 12 years later, rose marie does regret that they had that conversation. but i think one thing she feels is that carolyn bessette in the end did what she wanted to do. >> for "today," tamryn hall, nbc news, new york. >> we did reach out to the kennedy family for reaction, but did not hear back. the bessette family dec

john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> prince george county police are looking for three men who robbed an armored car around 8:00 this morning along the 3300 block of crain highway in bowie. that is where brad bell has the latest from the investigation. >> the manhunt is still under way. it happened in the 3300 block of crain highway, better known as the wal-mart store. this apparently was a pretty well planned highest. it happened around 8:00 a.m., just as an armored car per year was exercising the store and carrying weekend crash receipts -- cash receipts from the walmart with a substantial amount of money. armed men approached him and got the money and got away if in what is believed to be on the videotape a 15-passenger white van, windows all around, and with signs on the driver's side and passenger side front doors. they disappeared from view. we understand that van has turned up in an abandoned barn on a farm less than a mile away from the walmart. it appears if the planning include that these bad guys were going to make a grab, go to the farm where they would do pavane and more than likely

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before that john mccain and george w. bush. they are not about grabbing food but grabbing votes.ery goes into perfect places for meet and greets. steve harrigan is in south florida newsroom. i know why candidates love cafe but they always go to versailles. we went to a chicken wing place too. few factors involved why the candidates keep hitting the same restaurants over and over again. first, they are usually located in major media markets and second usually successful. they draw a crowd and especially a certain type of crowd. i think they want to choose places that the average viewer on local television stations sees a representative of the average joe or jane once it is shown restaurant works. good photo op. heading back to the same spot. >> shepard: people have been talking politics at the window there for decades. do these things work for the candidates? >> there is a reason why almost every day, every campaign in florida would stop at one of these restaurants that's because political analysts say this kind of campaigning, pressing the flesh in these places is extremely effec

george w. bush's spreadingccused of that john mccain had an illegitimate black daughter. while no one is.is the biggest target. just asking questions. >> mitt romney appointed a pro- judge.n >> i understand there are some ads coming my way. >> been there is his time at capital, his stand on gay marriage. kennels is an air tight catt mounted on the top of our car. what does this do? some think it will open the door or rick gingrich santorum. all people seem to agree it is a headstart to add a to the obama reelection. change is good. are at the tsa, it is not bad at all. >> a sharp drop in temperatures. >> have the caps turned the corner? headed to the all-star game? will take you to baltimore latest with the ravens. >> some sobering economic news. >> unemployment may be rising again. for jobless benefits by last week. jumped to just under 400,000. highest level in six weeks. companies let go of workers they added the holiday season. " the numbers are in, retail jumped 4.1% during the holiday season. the national retail federation while sales were up, offer majord to to get shoppers to spen

or george bush and john mccain in 2000. except for ron paul's people. are very enthusiastic. although mitt romney is going to thing, and they do surprise you. a pretty fair number of voters.d people were talking about surprises all day. we chased and it's all over new hampshire today. we'll be talking to some of at 6:00. >> we always appreciate your perspective. are your vote 2012 station. we will have more coverage from coming up at 6:00. fourth in-depth look at tomorrow's primary, you can wjla.com.to >>> officials have arrested a graduate saying he traveling to somalia to join forces with an international terrorist group. >> the fbi is alleging that army and ant in the islam,conversion to baxam came to his father's laurel.t in he search the internet until he found his calling. he was arrested in kenya before border into somalia. nobody answered the door at his father's apartment today. a neighbor said she knew nothing his activities. >> it is a little scary. i have a five-year-old. it is bothersome. >> in court this afternoon for wasinitial appearance, he beard and a long t

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john kerry that year, remember it well. in the first debate, the then president george bush didn't do very well. there was a sense that kerry would lock this in. john kerry would say it was a tape of osama bin laden that hit in october that really switched things for him and made that argument that almost seems quaint now that you don't want to change horses during a war with a president. if you remember how fiercely people at that time did not like the war in iraq. a lot of it came down to john kerry and a comfort level. in this election year, the notion of electability which is such a great sales pitch until people settle in with the gut check. chris: let me ask you about history, david, the whole question about the way people get re-elected. historically looking back several decades, presidents tend to get re-elected rather resoundedly, johnson in 1964. reagan overwhelmingly, nixon, clinton. they come back in like gang busters. the race was the exception in 2004. in obama does pull it out, going to look like 2004? any chance he wins by a landslide? >> after 2004, george w bush changed in signi

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dars for separation. >> we have alexander payne and matt saxen and jim rush for the dtsz, john logan for hugo. georgepeter strawn for tinker tailor soldier spy. >> from belgium, from israel, footnote, from poland, in darkness, from canada, and from iran, a separation. >> that's the one i'd like to see. >> have you seen any of the other ones? >> no. >> a cat in paris. >> i like the title. >> do you like cats? >> i like cats. >> kung fu panda. jennifer nelson. "puss in boots," and "rango." >> finally film selected as best picture nominee -- >> here we go. >> steven spielberg and kathleen kennedy. "the artist" thomas langman, producer. "moneyball," michael de-luca, rachel and brad pitt, the producers. the "descendants," jim burke, alexander pain and jim taylor, producers. "the tree of life," nominees to be determined. >> no, "the help," no "the hugo." >> then we'll get it. >> yeah, there you go. >> that changed this year, ten, right? >> we didn't know exactly how many we had, yeah. >> i think it's 6-5, by the way. >> "extremely loud and incredibly thin." >> surprise. >> please join us on february 26th w

morning and is now in south carolina scheduled to hold a rally with haily and senator john mccain earlier today. george w. bush adviser karl rove had this critique of romney strategy. >> if i were romney, i would use whatever precious moment he had on thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, and monday in order to drive home a message. >> mitt romney is on the cover of the january 16th issue of time magazine with the headline, so you like me now? this is a different question than the december 12th issue when he asked why don't they like me. joining me now is deputy washington bureau chief michael crowley. thank you for your time. you like me now. do they like him with the dip of about two points and in iowa staying in that 25% range. those who criticize romney like to say 1 in four picked him and the rest did not. >> that's true. two ways you can look at this. at one point he was writing off iowa and not going to compete and nobody would have cared if he had lost and there is this 25% question. therefore we will be interested to see what happens in new hampshire and south carolina. he may be down a couple o

in 2004, when george bush took on john kerry there were 1.5 million votes cast in iowa. sh won iowa that year by only 10,000 votes. the slimmest of margins. auto% to 49%. come four years later, in the year 2008, barack obama not much of a problem with john mccain that year. solidly democratic for iowa that year. 54% to 45%. that takes us up to tonight. and how do you win a caucus? mike huckabee did just that four years ago in iowa. we wanted to find out how he did that? where did he go in the state and where did he find his strength to beat mitt romney finish 1 and 2 in 2008. huckabee 1 and romney second. 99 counties in iowa. deep red is where huckabee did so well right here in the center part of the state. he almost ran the table in that part of iowa. romney won the ends, the sides. he won the western part which tends to be more conservative. he won the eastern part which tends to be more liberal. look tonight to see if romney adds to his victory of 2008 when he won in these specific counties or does somebody like rick santorum or ron paul sneak in and take away some of

george w. bush, and john mccain four years ago. so if the former massachusetts governor who leads in the polls wins an unprecedented three in a row, will his challengers call it quits? >> if romney wins south carolina, i think the game's over. this is the last stand for many candidates. >> reporter: but newt gingrich, who continued to challenge romney's record on the sunday morning talk circuit, didn't sound quite ready to concede. >> if romney wins here, he has an enormous advantage going forward. i hope every conservative will reach the conclusion that to vote for anybody but gingrich is in fact, to help romney win the nomination. >> reporter: meanwhile, jon huntsman trumpeted the endorsement of the state's largest newspaper, looking to turn his long odds into a strong enough finish to keep going. >> i think it is a big deal anytime you get the largest paper in the state to come out and endorse you, that's a big deal. >> reporter: as for ron paul, he picked up the key endorsement tonight from a tea party back state senator, ron p

george w. bush and john mccain. mccain was the target of nasty smears.outh carolina voters were told that mccain had fathered an illegitimate child and was brainwashed when he was a prisoner of war in vietnam. his wife, cindy, was accused of being addicted to prescription painkillers. >> i'm calling on my good friend george bush to stop this now. stop this now. he comes from a better family. he knows better than this. >> reporter: but bush vehemently denied his campaign was involved. things haven't gotten that bad this time around. but as the race tightens, the candidates are not holding back. karen travers, abc news, columbia, south carolina. >> ooh. ugly stuff. it gets nasty. >> mm. but when it came time to defend newt gingrich or just take the offense against him, none of them wanted to go there with the whole open marriage. they're like, you know what? no. i'm sure there are some skeletons -- >> in everyone's closet. >> everybody's closet. >> exactly. >> mine are full of them. >> really? >> i think there are some living bodies. >> let me pick up this

john logan for "hugo." george clooney, grant hesloff, "the ides of march."uage film -- "bullhead." from israel "footnote." from poland, "in darkness." "monsieur lazhar." and from iran "a operation." >> for best animated feature film -- "a cat in paris." "chico & rita." fernando trueba and javier mar mariscal. "kung fu panda 2." "puss in boots." chris miller. and "rango." gore verbinski. >>> and finally, i'm pleased to announce the films selected as best picture nominees for 2011 are -- "war horse," steven spielberg and kathleen kennedy. producers. "the artist." thomas langman. producer. "moneyball," michael deluca, rachel horovits. and brad pitt, producers. "the descendants." jim burke, alexander payne and jim taylor, producers. "the tree of life," nominees to be determined. "midnight in paris." leddy aaronson and steven tenenbaum, the producers. "the help." "hugo," graham king and martin scorsese, producers. and "extremely loud & incredibly close," scott rudin producer. >> please join us on february 26th when we celebrate the magic of the movies. thank you.

now mitt romney has john mccain, bob dole, george bush.ld republican party to be sure but that's a big part still even in the age of the tea party, of the republican party. rick santorum will need some people standing by his side. >> you've got newt gingrich going after mitt romney now. hammer and tong. just really preparing to go very, very tough on him. you've got rick santorum proving he could virtually tie him with very little organization, very little money. and ron paul is going to capture some part of that libertarian, some pat buchanan, live free or die sentiment and a lot of young people here, college students as well. so there is a triple threat. that's all you would say plays to mitt romney's advantage because they divide the opposition. >> they divide it up. it would take mitt romney making a series of mistakes for him to leave this state, tuesday's primary, in a wounded position. i think he is likely to be in a strengthened position. then with rick perry in the race, it sets up nicely for romney. but co-make mistakes. we have

i don't see the heat in this election that i saw in the john mccain george bush runup which had 567,000gs us. they're all fine men. i think that you're looking to comparison, when you -- when the ad all the ads facing south carolina as you said earlier is already gone and bought and the super pacs certainly have made a big impact, alex. >> they absolutely have. i'm curious if you are surprised by the mitt romney standing there and do you think it's because south carolinians are like yep, we're totally behind this guy, we get him he thinks like us. or because of his air of inevitability that has him ahead in the polls? >> i'll certainly give credit to his squad but right now he was -- he's inside an area of vulnerability right now. people are looking at his record and who he is. they're looking at the others and certainly there's a conservative bid here. south carolina republicans are probably some of the most conservative republicans in the country. it's the largest vote of the first three that's going to take place. one thing here, we're not a close primary state. even though only repu