>>guest: well, wayne, a market strategist at john thomas was coming by every couple of days, kind of like john and december risk and he wanted to figure out what he could do do help, too. and, he was getting to know the people down there and he saw me on a saturday and asked me if i would consider a job on wall street, and i said yes. >>neil: you like the job? >>guest: i do, i really like it, it is very mentally challenging, it is a high energy atmosphere, and i'm learning new things every day. >>neil: i don't think it is typical of all occupiers the way john and derrick were treated, i hope not, but some of them gave the impression this wasn't about fining a job but just to rant and rave and make a nuisance of themselves and the job was the least of their real interests. >>guest: well, maybe they are suspicious about what type of job it my be, if it was a deadend job, or if it wasn't a good job that fulfilled them. >>neil: but a deadend job beats no job, right? >>guest: not in all cases. if you have a higher degree and you could do better work and you take a lower job 19 it could pr

jonas max ferris, along with jim la camp senior vice-president at macro portfolio advise,and john thomas financial's chief economist mike norman, welcome to everybody. jim, all of those arrows, the up arrows not impressing you yet? >> no, not at all. i mean, look, we've got 64% participation rate in the labor force, way too small and lowest number since 1984. we have 315,000 people that dropped out of the labor force, that's not acceptable. we're already in the fourth year of this recovery. keep in mind, previous recoveries have shown jobs growth in the first two years, but i'm not worried about that. i'm not worried about the fact that consumer income has not kept up with consumer spending, so, it's coming at the expense of savings, i'm not worried about that either. i'm not worried about expiring depreciation schedules and expense amortization. >> what are you worried about? >> i'm worried about the credit crunch that is coming. and the market is completely underestimated. >> brenda: okay. >> out of europe that will impact credit across the globe. >> brenda: right, okay, toby, is this

the largest oil reserves in the world aren't enough to pay for the peace or rockies want or he's john thomas investigates what it means for the reputation of the u.s. in the region and beyond. packing up to head home it may be easy to overlook the total costs of follow up at least one hundred fourteen thousand iraqi civilians killed as well as four and a half thousand american soldiers millions displaced from their homes not to mention a one trillion dollars financial burden still the former occupiers leave behind some words of encouragement i can say that with confidence that in the next twenty or fifty years iraq will be a leader here in the in the gulf region that rivals any country inside of the gulf region i think that iraq now is a safe and secure environment it's not a safe and secure is as it should be or it will be but it's it's progressing very well the american occupation of iraq saw the fall of the baddest regime the capture and execution of deposed leader saddam hussein and the implementation of a democratic government but now nearly nine years later these are the country better

right now in a region in which america's reputation lies and friends in the eyes of many in iraq john thomas. twenty twelve is almost here it is said to be the year indeed of the presidential election as the us russia france and south korea all go to the polls with millions than yet to make that choice the question is what makes a good modern day leader new york resident laurie half an escaped opinion all about that on the streets of the big apple. important elections will be held in many countries in two thousand and twelve what's it going to take to be a good leader in today's world this week let's talk about that what do you think is the most important quality for a world leader to have right now just empathy for what's going on right now just the inability to be able to be flexible just with the american people the people the world and a lot of patience and i equate intelligence with humor. i mean say oh yeah a quick mind so you think that sense of humor would be appealing in a world leader think it's an international way of speaking you know everybody gets it and everybody likes it that

right now in a region in which america's reputation lies and friends in the eyes of many in iraq john thomas our team. let's now take a look at some other news making headlines around the world first to nigeria. this is where at least sixty one people have been killed in days of unrest in the northeastern part of the country members of the radical muslim group boko haram clashed with security forces in a fierce gun battle people living near the city's central mosque were asked to leave before armed soldiers moved tanks into the neighborhood the recent string of clashes began on thursday with boko haram campaigning to implement strict sharia law all across the country. yemen has been shaken by unrest as security forces fire on massed crowds killing ten and injuring dozens officers use guns tear gas and water cannons against demonstrators in the capital sunlamp they were demanding that former president ali abdullah saleh be tried for his long and violent crackdowns on anti-government protests when he listened salles thirty three year rule and ended last month when he handed over power to vice

right now in a region in which america's reputation lies in shreds in the eyes of many in iraq john thomas artes. and to dig deeper and figure out some of the broader implications of the war in iraq i spoke a little earlier with stephen doona a professor of politics and international studies at the university of san francisco i asked him in his view how iraq will be judged in future history books here's his answer. certainly one of the greatest tragedies not just of american policy but american foreign relations certainly in the history of the middle east as well as many of us predicted prior to the invasion it comes on at least across the dinner. hatred between us sudanese and shias in iraq which certain to spend well over elsewhere it was radicalized a whole new generation. of extremist. terrorists and we're going away similar to the soviet invasion didn't have a storm back in one thousand meetings and i think many ways it was though you know giving them ocracy a bad name and since that it did mater so you want that stalin did the socialism the same so. idealistic concept of distorted an

let's watch the video where john thomas voices it over. >> my name is john thomas.ny guidance. and i was like a threat to society. i wanted to get what i see other kids had. i did whatever it took to get it. i seen a lot of my friends got killed. and a lot of friends locked up. and i see and i didn't want to go that way but i felt like i ain't no other choice. i stole cars, stealing from stores, went to jail twice. i wasn't focused on school, and i wasn't going to school every day. i was seeing a lot of friends dropping out and not graduating and i was walking the same road they was walking. when i was young i used to always play basketball outside. then i started coming up playing every day and it became part of life. every day i woke up and wanted to play. i didn't want to be in jail. i didn't want to get killed out on these streets. i wanted to be successful in life, which means i had to work hard to get what i want. my dream was to make it to the nba or to start my own business when i got out of college. when i came to ballou, i went to my teachers. and i did ex

is it thomas hooker, william penn or john winthrop. r: thomas hooker. >> we have some visitors visiting today. we have some gorgeous weather going around the area. say goodbye to these rains. here's the next weather system. this came out of montana where they had 100 mi. per hour out and wins this morning. mountain winds this morning. there is that clipper coming se word. tomorrow is kind of grade but once that thing passes the next storm passes well no. the boss. no. of oz. us. snow's out there will total in the feet. these of the warm-up winds coming during the day saturday evening. with the expanse of this wind fields. it's going to be a windy weekend and with lots of cold air comes in. 40 mi. per hour wind gusts. look at those northerly winds that developed all the way from the canadian archipelago. it runs down the lake and brings cold air across the lake and that means lake snow for indiana sunday night and monday. in our area we have mild weather ahead. you may have a new year's eve day on saturday with 50 degree temperatures. it

john. that was the year grand daddy thomas died. left the family worse than broke. e john stole a ham from the meat market. he was 17. lost his taste for it locked up 14 years. ham, cured and earth bred sliced with the fat hanging on. yellow sunshine on a white plate. the ham bone cuts crosswise. a dark eye all in the skillet making aggressive for grits. lost his taste for all things salt much the ocean he has not seen. woman and man. he don't ever want to see no more ham on his plate. hates pigs. hard for him. time off for good behavior. they didn't hold him to the last 6. he is a hog farmer. only eats beef and chicken and turkey. fish, turtle and rabbit. squirrel, possum and coon and seasons greens with smoked ox tails. can't raise white folks for slaughter. [applause] >> for those of you who have not heard this in person a big beautiful surprises, she speaks at tremendous authority of feeling. and very uniquely agile intelligence. >> we are the memory of that place without measure. that filled all space that never was and ever will be. that place existing as the p

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revolution was based on the values of the enlightenment as articulated by john walk in john jack rousseau and even arguably thomas hobbes and certainly by franklin roosevelt. benjamin franklin and thomas jefferson and james madison we seem to have forgotten how to win wars consistent with those kinds of values with those and lightman values but george washington understood this at the battle of trenton for example he'd captured a thousand has sions these were german mercenaries base and he ordered his troops to treat them in accordance with the values that this new nation it was not yet even a nation actually was fighting for then the battle of princeton washington sent this order to his troops in regard to how to treat british prisoners of war he said treat them with humanity and let them have no reason to complain of our copy in the brutal example of the british army and their treatment of our unfortunate brother and who have fallen into their hands is the fact the matter is the british army when they took american soldiers as prisoners they would torture them many of them died being tortured they would indefin

>> i would put scalia at the top of the list and include chair lense thomas and john roberts and alito. it would be crease to pick any one of them. >> governor hunts. >> we have rule of law, let's face it. one of the great things that this country has that very few countries have so the judiciary is critically important. also important to note that governors actually have experience in appointing judges. you have to make the hard decisions and as i reflect on those who serve i have to say justice roberts and alito fit the bill nicely. >> it was a valiant effort. >> i tried. >> i tried. >> a lot of ground to cover in the next hour. the threat from iran. up and down immigration and border issues and controversial social

>> i would put scalia at the top of the list and include chair lense thomas and john roberts and alitoould be crease to pick any one of them. >> governor hunts. >> we have rule of law, let's face it. one of the great things that this country has that very few countries have so the judiciary is critically important. also important to note that governors actually have experience in appointing judges. you have to make the hard decisions and as i reflect on those who serve i have to say justice roberts and alito fit the bill nicely. >> it was a valiant effort. >> i tried. >> i tried. >> a lot of ground to cover in the next hour. the threat from iran. up and down immigration and border issues and controversial social issues. stay with us. we'll be right back. a welcome idaho, where they grow america's favorite potoes. everyone knows idaho potatoes taste great. but did you know they'reood for you too? they're high in vitamins and potassium. and idaho potatoes are now certified to carry the heart checkmark from the american heart assoction for foods low in saturated fat and cholesterol. so th

john senator pinto. richard platero. jimmy preston. sam reid, harry reanhorse. jerry e. salabiye, peter sand value, samuel s. sand value, thomas sand value, john scott. john c. sells. fredy shields, deeley shorty, joe a. silversmith. oscar jones singer. richard singer. wilson skeet. albert j. slivers sr. arsenio smiley. albert smith, george smith, raymond r. smith, samuel jesse smith, george b. soce, benjamin j. sorrell, henry -- harry spencer, alfred tah, edward tah, john n. tally. better tallsalt. richard thomas. claire m. thompson, everett m. thompson, frank t. thompson, carl todacheene, frank todacheenie, curtis toledo, frank toledo, preston toledo, willie toledo, joseph h.towne, zain towne, chester h. tso. paul b. tso. paul edward tso. samuel tso. alfred tsosie urk collins d. tsosie ush samuel tsosie, sr. john upshaw, william upshaw, joe vandever, olver wagoner, robert walley, franky

but i challenge people to look at thomas jefferson and john adam fist you want to see ugly.t romney has a strategy of winning iowa and new hampshire. if you can do that one, two punch and win in florida, mitt romney will have a great head of steam on him. this is his chance to throw everything at his chief conservative rival to the right of him. and it looked like newt gingrich and now rick santorum is creeping up. the problem with iowa some people have. it is a role, service people can't vote by absentee and college students can't. people feel it is a insider poker game and that it is not a spare, you know way to test the country. on the other hand good way to force the candidate to deal with issues that are pertinent in the country and makes them come forward on agriculture policy that gets lower on the totem pole as the campaign season progresses. >> in the final seconds, right now the president is showing that he is, very low in the polls in terms of approval rating, but this is by no means an indicator of how things will turn out in campaigns? >> no, anything can happen

a, roger williams, b, thomas hooker, c, john willright, d, james edward olele thorpe. roger williams is correct. they're ignoring me, ladies and gentlemen. >> what? >> bill: question 2, the dreaded phrase, happy holidays, was actually coined during a song in the bing crosby movie "holiday inn." who was his co-star? >> a, bob hope, b, louis armstrong, c, fred mcmurray, d, fred astaire? who stared with him in the holly movie and roll the tape. >> on this day of independence ♪ ♪ on this independence day ♪ . >> bill: yes, the answer is fred astaire for all you people who are not serious. you got it right? >> absolutely. >> bill: you got it wrong. >> so? >> bill: so chafee is down. >> call me governor. >> bill: mccallum goes into a rare lead. in 2008, atheists in washington state put up a display in the capitol building mondayoring the winter solstice. at the state capitol building in olympia. there is a display feature ago nativity because christmas honors the birth of jesus, and now a sign deny grading religion that was put up by atheists. >> the season of the winter sols

john. david william trevor. arvo anthony thomas. jonathan ryan, as. rwanda, mark lawrence cohen. alexia kathryn. barry joseph valentino. thomas hinholden than. thomas this sunni. nicholas renia. peter loco. >> les rogers. raymond wagner. janine wyedu. thomas edwin walker. kisha weeden. jerome weston. jonathan wind. bonnie lee williams. britney lead williams. eric john williams. george williams. stephanie williams. miriam levee wolf. chelsea marie woods. edra woods. joe nathan would. joe nathan woods jr.. mark james zenberg. we remember. [silence] [silence] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [silence] >> we are going to go a little bit out of order. we are going to have bob mueller but we're moving up the attorney general. probably because he has to leave and can't stay. he will stay as long as he can. the attorney general, if there is a job in government that gets more criticism than transportation security administration is it is the attorney general. i just want them both to know that that is not true here. you are both among friends here. we are very grateful for what both of you have do

i would also include clarence thomas and john roberts and alito. they are all marvelous.d be easy topy any one of them. >> one of the reasons i'm optimistic about the future of this country is because we have rule of law. let's face it. one of the great things that this country has that very few other countries have. so judiciary is critically important. it's also important to note that governors actually some experience appointing judges. you got to make the hard decisions. as i reflect on those today serve i'll say justice roberts and justice alito fit the bill nicely. >> megyn: thank you, all. >> bret: valueian value -- a vat effort. >> megyn: i tried. >> bret: coming up, the threat from iran and other foreign policy hot spots. up-and-down oil prices. border issues. controversial social issues. stay with us. remember, tweet @bretbaier with a question or followup. we'll be right back. >> announcer: if you think identity theft is scary, just wait till you try to fix it. >> 58 different individuals are using... absolutely using my old social security number. >> announcer:

>> i would scalia at the top of the list and clarence thomas and john roberts and alito. hayare marvelous. it would be very easy to pick any one of them. >> megyn: governor huntsman. >> i am so optimistic about the future of this country is because of rule of law. heats face. it one thing we have that very few countries have. the judicious is very important. and it's important to note that governors have experience as judges. you have to make hard decisions. i have to say justice roberts and alito fit the bill very, very nicely. >> megyn: thank you all. >> bret: that was a valient effort. there is a lot to cover in the next hour. the threat from iran and other foreign policy hot spots. up-and-down oil prices and immigration issues and controversial social issues. stay with us. and tweet with a question or a follow-up. we'll be right back. smany greas before me, guided only by a dream. i'm embarking on a journey of epic proportion. i will travel, from sea to shining sea, through amber waves of grain, and i won't stop until i've helped every driver in america save hundreds

john burroughs. coyote: not since thomas jefferson a century earlier had there been an american president with greater interest in the natural world. jenkinson: roosevelt began his life as a naturalist. he formed theodore roosevelt's natural history museum as a child, and he was a taxidermist. he would find snakes and mice and other creatures and sometimes store them in the refrigerator, the icebox of his family. several maids quit over this. the house smelled of taxidermy. he had formaldehyde everywhere. this was a young boy who was fascinated by the idea of the museum and nature but all of this is preliminary. it wasn't until he went out to dakota in 1883 that roosevelt really started to understand what was at stake in the debate about the future of nature in this country. coyote: "when i hear about the destruction of a species," he said, "i feel just as if the works "of some great writer had perished." jenkinson: i think it can be said that roosevelt invented the national wildlife refuge system. this was done by executive order alone. a national park needs to be voted on by a majority in two houses

john boy. >> good night. >> good night, daddy. >> good night, son. >> we're happy to say we are joined now by ma. richard thomas was john boy.. mary beth mcdonough was erin. and jon walmsley was jason walton. okay. we're out of time. you haven't changed a bit. do you stay in contact? what's it like to stit in this group again? >> we get giddy. >> i was reading last night this material. do you know what jumped out at me? this all these years with all the time you spent together on the set and all you know about each other, not one person went out and wrote a tell-all book. is that not true? >> my book is not a tell-all, but it does tell the loving, wonderful memories. >> that's not what i mean. you know what i mean. not one person said, yeah, let me tell you what was really going on. >> it wasn't like that. >> no arrests, no convictions. >> confidentiality agreement? >> gag orders all around. >> was it a happy set? >> it was. >> it really was. >> what was it like? >> just great fun. >> like family. >> practical jokes. >> this one and john ritter. >> ritter and i were naughty together. >> we had a great time, all of us. >> exc

thomas? >> i have this big movie "john carter" coming out. fiction at disney and another thing with matthew mcconaughey which will be out this spring. >> i just finished a film here in new york with -- >> jason bateman. >> that's right. >> and maggie? >> i don't have anything after this except i get to go home for christmas. >> maggie, maggie! >> i've got a feeling we are going to see an awful lot of you in movies in the future. thanks for stopping by. >> it is a great movie. it hits theaters december 23rd. >>> up next, knock on wood, sara tries her look at being a christmas tree seller right after this. ♪ like so many great pioneers before me, guided only by a dream. i'm embarking on a journey of epic proportion. i will travel, from sea to shining sea, through amber waves of grain, and i won't stop until i've helped every driver in america save hundreds on car insurance. well i'm out of the parking lot. that's a good start. geico, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent, or more on car insurance. with $2 subs -- get the regular 6" col

president ronald reagan, john hinckley requesting to spend more time outside a washington mental hospital. the subject of a hearing that continues to dacht as abc's pierre thomassurprising testimony. >> reporter: last summer the secret service had john hinckley under surveillance on approved leave from a mental hospital. hinckley was visiting his mother in williamsburg, virginia, when he faked going to the movies. instead headed to a barnes & noble where he read book about president reagan and presidential assassinations. >> if he is that obsessed what a reasonable person would say he might want to go try something else. >> reporter: authorities claim it was concerning that hinckley searched the internet for photographs of his female dentist. hinckley is currently living in a washington, d.c. mental hospital for shooting president reagan and nearly killing former white house press secretary james brady. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. hinckley's attorney say the government is fear mongering and his psychosis is in remission they believe he should have home visits of 24 days at a time and eventually live outside of the hospital full time. prosecu

elected as i am to -- reluctant as i am to dissent from evan thomas, i think there is a lasting impression from this. john boehner was wounded as speaker. it distances the republican party from whoever the nominee is. eight emboldens democrats. democrats for the first time are openly confident about 20 top and their prospects congressional -- about 2012 and their prospects a congressionally. let's get one thing very clear -- the democrats -- this is not a brilliant victory by the white house. the white house set in concrete its position for millionaires' tax increases folded it had to be a year, folded. could not be any pipeline, folded. because the democrats were not involved in it -- >> but entirely self-inflicted, because as mark indicated, at the senate bill included all kinds of democratic capitulations and a victory that mitch mcconnell had in including the pipeline. the house went and kicked it away. >> let's talk about the fading newt gingrich and the spending of mitt romney. >> if he wants to test the heat, i will meet him anywhere in iowa next week, 90 minutes, at no moderator. i will be glad to

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thomas arguing that one. he had interference on the one before. here comes the rush. touchdown john white! this game is over! utah wins! gary: i only have to say, very close was his knee down. verne: yeah. gary: do they dare review it? you have a handshake and they fired off all of their ammo. verne: john white. gary: he told me he 16s00%. he looked 100% on this run. sprints right into the end zone. very close, wasn't it? it was very close. verne: john white on third and goal. look at the block by asiata. and we are told it is not being reviewed. town, utah. the utes trailed 24-10. let's go down to tracy. >> coach, congratulations. what a game. talk about the way that this team continued to fight throughout this game into the overtime and then the victory. >> what it was is an illustration of what happened during the season. we got down. never quit. never threw in the towel. kept fighting and found a way to win it at the end. couldn't be more proud of a group of guys. >> how about john white and what he has done all season. >> what a stud. i mean the guy was absolutely instrumental to our