juan williams?on not in top three. >> that used to be. >> juan: michele bachmann used to be. >> kimberly? name of the person no longer in top three but used to be? >> kimberly: bottom one the whole -- rick perry. but rick santorum 1%. what happened to that guy? >> remind me to call on you first next time. perry. >> greg: way to get to the point. >> no wonder you can't get anyone to fill the seat. it's hard to be next to you. thank you for playing. governor perry tried to do damage control in classic style. did it work >> how did he do it? let's watch. >> i stepped in it last night, that's for sure. i don't mind saying clearly i stepped in it that night. i stepped in it, that's for sure. matter of fact, i think still stuck on my feet. >> number one rick perry excuse. >> i just learned, justin bieber is my father. >> oh, my gosh. >> i loved it. did you, andrea? >> andrea: i think he had to do it. he did it with humility. i said this yesterday. in politics, the saying when you are explaining, you're lo

juan williams?on not in top three. >> that used to be. >> juan: michele bachmann used to be. >> kimberly? name of the person no longer in top three but used to be? >> kimberly: bottom one the whole -- rick perry. but rick santorum 1%. what happened to that guy? >> remind me to call on you first next time. perry. >> greg: way to get to the point. >> no wonder you can't get anyone to fill the seat. it's hard to be next to you. thank you for playing. governor perry tried to do damage control in classic style. did it work >> how did he do it? let's watch. >> i stepped in it last night, that's for sure. i don't mind saying clearly i stepped in it that night. i stepped in it, that's for sure. matter of fact, i think still stuck on my feet. >> number one rick perry excuse. >> i just learned, justin bieber is my father. >> oh, my gosh. >> i loved it. did you, andrea? >> andrea: i think he had to do it. he did it with humility. i said this yesterday. in politics, the saying when you are explaining, you're lo

juan what do you think?ve joy and life and that is life and the idea that he did it so well, he makes me jealous. not all black guys can dance like that. >>> and kim kardashian made pill heions off of the wedding and a 20 carat ring and pricey gifts. 72 days, should she give back the ring and the gifts, what do you think? >> give the gifts back and let me hold her ring while she figures what to do. it is her ring to keep. she married him. no, if they were engaged juan. that is a promise. >> it is hers. it is her ring. i watch it. >> i doubt he bought the ring in the first place. >> what if he did? >> i don't care.

. >> sueÑo golpeado en mÉxico, dicen que fueron los jueces quienes noquearon a juan manuel mÁrquez. >ro ediciÓn lunes, comienza ya. >> (♪). >> "noticiero telemundo" con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> hola que tal buenas tardes, la semana pasada cuando fue secuestrada el pelotero willson ramos, las estadÍsticas en cuÁnto a secuestros, indicaban que su liberaciÓn podrÍa convertirse en tema perdido. >> pero autoridades pusieron todos los recursos disponibles en librarlo y asÍ hicieron, en un operativo como de pelÍcula, vanessa h estÁ en venezuela con los detalles. >> vanessa adelante. >> asÍ es josÉ, venezuela estÁ de fiesta, yo me encuentro en valencia, casa del pelotero willson ramos donde se respira un ambiente de alegrÍa y celebraciÓn, el pueblo venezolano viviÓ minuto a minuto cada una de las 53 horas en que estuvo cautivo. >> asÍ recibieron al residente mÁs querido del vecindario santa inÉs, el pelotero willson ramos en valencia. >> fue secuestrado y trasladado a una zona montaÑosa en el estado de carabobo, para el grandes ligas es una bendiciÓn estar con vida. >> estoy muy agradecido por el

y arrancamos con juan manuel mÁrquez y los latÍn grammys.Í estÁ. >>> juan manuel mÁrquez esta en las vegas y quÉ creen, estuvo en los ensayos de los latÍn grammys, ni Él ni pacquiao se quieren perder la r el pachangÓn. su pelea del sÁbado contra el filipino y esto fue lo que dijo juan manuel. >>> estamos preparados, listos, una pelea muy difÍcil y dura y es lo que entrÉ a pelear con ganas y poner el nombre de mÉxico en todo lo alto. hugo sÁnchez espera una oferta para dirigir y no descarta ser tec con del amÉrica. estarÍa encantado de colaborar con el amÉrica o cualquier club en mÉxico. estas declaraciones las hizo en los primeros elegidos al in gren sarr al salÓn de la fama en la ciudad de cha pupachuca. la lista de los elegidos es hugo sÁnchez, josÉ campos y los veteranos, salvador reyes, ignacio trelles y antonio

juan carlos, me escuchas?dente juan manuel santos estaba completamente asegurada, pues en este momento tenÍa mÁs de un 80% de aceptaciÓn y favorabilidad entre los colombianos. sin embargo, con este golpe esta favorabilidad que ella superara Índices establecidos por mandatario anterior, podrÍa dispararse y convertirlo en el presidente mÁs aceptado en la historia del paÍs. pero lo que es mÁs importante, con esto podrÍa quedar en el pasado la sombra que el exmandatario uribe tiene sobresaltos. hace 48 horas dÁvalos es de declararse el mÁs fuerte opositor al gobierno de juan manuel santos. >> a cano se le recuerda como una de los autores de uno de los hechos mÁs dolorosos de la historia reciente de colombia. el secuestro de los diputados de los cuales 11 resultaron muertos, en un operativo confuso. digamos que es uno de los Últimos hechos que se recuerda de alfonso cano, que dejÓ bastante dolido al paÍs. >> pues cano fue uno de los hombres que mÁs defendiÓ la lÍnea dura de la guerrilla. segÚn decÍan los que no con

(informaciÓn en pantalla) >> juan manuel santos no se dejÓ tentar por las crÍticas de su antecesor yl gobierno de santos. >> la oposiciÓn, porque siempre lo ha estado, desde que el gobierno hizo su viraje y desde que iniciÓ en la unidad nacional. >> no obstante, hay voces que le pidan a Álvaro uribe que se ponga a la cara del partido. >> son muchos los que quieren que uribe sea el director del partido. >> la disputa entre el presidente uribe y santos no es deseable, intentamos que no ocurra. >> presuntamente arma del partido de la u, fue el mismo que permitiÓ la llegada de juan manuel santos al poder. >> independientemente de la polÉmica, las Últimas semanas en los pasillos del congreso se rumora que uribe ha solicitado todos los senadores y representantes que integran el partido de la u, que voten en contra de los proyectos presentados por el gobierno de juan manuel santos y que no estÁn de acuerdo con las directrices que el marcÓ durante su gobierno. ♪ >> vamos a hablar ahora de nicaragua que celebra elecciones este domingo seis de noviembre y entre los candidatos esta un novato en

el nombmiento de un nuevo ministro de trabajo puesto de manifiesto fricciones entre el presidente juano ese choque santos-uribe- >> rafael pardo, llegÓ a gobierno como nuevo miniro de trabo desatÓ la ira santa del exprpridente. en erevista n la radio rcn, uribe criticÓ abiertamente el gobierno de juan manuel santos y lo calificÓ como "lejano, inactivo y sin fervor popular". (inforciÓn en pantalla) >> juan manuel santos no se dejÓ tentar por las crÍticas de su antecesor y quien fuera ministro de defensa . >> nada ni nadie, ni siquia mi muy admirado antecesor, lograrÁn que yo retirÉ su gestiÓn no me conviertan su enemigo. >> para muchos 1iv ya no sienta afectÓ por el gobino de santos. >> la oposiciÓn, porque siempre lo ha estado, desde que el gobierno hizo su viraje y desde que iniciÓ en lanidad nacial. >> no obstante, hay voces que le pidan a Áaro uribe que se ponga a la cara del partido. >> son muchos los que quieren que uribe sea el director del partido. >> la disputa entre el presidente uribe y santos no es deseable, intentamos quno ocurra. >> presuntamente arma del partido de la u,

juan manuel santos y lo calificÓ como "lejano, inactivo y sin fervor popular".(informaciÓn en pantalla) >> juan manuel santos no se dejÓ tentar por las crÍticas de su antecesor y quien fuera ministro de defensa . >> nada ni nadie, ni siquiera mi muy admirado antecesor, lograrÁn que yo retirÉ su gestiÓn no me conviertan su enemigo. >> para muchos 1iv ya no sienta afectÓ por el gobierno de santos. >> la oposiciÓn, porque siempre lo ha estado, desde que el gobierno hizo su viraje y desde que iniciÓ en la unidad nacional. >> no obstante, hay voces que le pidan a Álvaro uribe que se ponga a la cara del partido. >> son muchos los que quieren que uribe sea el director del partido. >> la disputa entre el

cohosts, juan gonzalez, who has a new tax, "news for all the people." he traces race in medium and talks about the shrinking number of media outlets controlled by people of color. juan gonzalez, coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where anlmart uryo your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is oroud to join tavis inngki workinginve to improve financial literacy empowerment one conversation at because a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: juan gonzalez is here. "news for all the people," which he co-authors the book. you all right? >> fine. tavis: there is a lot of research to pull all of this data together. what made you think tha there was worth, value, necessity in doing all of this about race and the american media? why do

my main concern is juan and make sure he's prepared for the fight. anything, just happy to be here and part of the team, you know. [ speaking foreign language ] >> narrator: marquez' actual arrival for the fight may have been quiet. the ceremonial version by definition comes with more pa gent tri. when the boxer enters the mgm lobby, the fans there are already primed for fight night. [ speaking foreign language ] >> narrator: manny pacquiao's arrival comes 24 hours later, a scene that substantiates the sense that the 32-year-old is a boxing rock star. >> this is what he lives for. he's here to entertain people. that's what manny pacquiao wants to do. he wants to put on a good show for everybody. >> someone told me this stage is too big for him. i said, what are you crazy? there's no stage big enough for manny pacquiao. >> he goes from being serious to joking around, laugh, smiling, like he's getting ready for a party. >> he's so at home with the crowd and the attention and the cameras and the lights, he absolutely loves it. he'll be smiling until tha

juan, i go to you for no particular reason. is jesse jackson right about saying this is similar to the civil rights movement? >> yeah, when you think there's no change in the country without a struggle. dr. king used to talk about creative struggle, that you would create situations with protests, sometimes breaking the law. you think about the vietnam war movement, to get the feminist vote in this country. >> these personally much more -- >> in the '60s, you would have said that king was an agitator. >> there was nowhere the violence we're seeing now, and, by the way, the violence escalating, oakland a couple of times, shutting down ports. look at these pictures. breaking windows, spray-painting walls, occupying bills in new york, police having to come in. this is a scary moment, and getting scarier. >> i would argue -- maybe juan, you disagree, but the civil rights movement had a specific aim. when it was achievable. there's no real specific aim for this, except they want more. they want michael moore. >> it's confusing. they'

while juan has lived and trained in mexico city his entire life, his opponent was 22 years old, whens first journey across the pacific ocean changed everything. >> my first time in the united states, we came to san francisco and we decided to ride greyhound going to l.a. when we get to l.a., my manager looking for a gym we can work out. and somebody told us, oh, there's a gym there, wild card gym. we went to the gym that day and after that, that's the beginning. >> since that meeting a decade ago, the wild card boxing club at hollywood has been manny's base of training. tuesdays, thursdays and saturdays is set aside for sparring here. >> slow motion. >> david rodello sparred in 12 previous camps but still hasn't mastered away to decelerate the champion. in all, rey ordonez rodello and two other partners will help manny finish two others by camps end. >> he is on a good day today. i said, oh, i'm in trouble. as soon as i got hit with the first straight left, i knew it would be a long three rounds for me. >> the way he is right new, i think he is just perfect. if it was tomorrow, he wo

>>juan: you had to bring that up buddy, thanks. >>shepard: juan, good to see you as always. to a suspects terror plot. the feds busted four members of a group that planned to kill "bucket list," of politicians. and spread a deadly poison across several u.s. cities. and now, live from atlanta this afternoon. what are the investigators saying about this supposed plot here? >>guest: well, the investigators allege that 73-year-old frederick thomas wanted to model this alleged plot after an online novel, the story called "absolve," written by a former alabama militia leader about small groups of citizens attacking u.s. officials. thomas talked about a target list of politicians, government employees, and corporate leaders and members of the media andally the group discussed releasing the biological toxin risin plans from a speeding car including washington, atlanta, newark, new jersey, and new orleans. >>shepard: is there any indication he could do the thing he talked about wanting to do? >>reporter: that is the big question. much of this investigation is based on a confidential

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juan, i go to you for no particular reason. is jesse jackson right about saying this is similar to the civil rights movement? >> yeah, when you think there's no change in the country without a struggle. dr. king used to talk about creative struggle, that you would create situations with protests, sometimes breaking the law. you think about the vietnam war movement, to get the feminist vote in this country. >> these personally much more -- >> in the '60s, you would have said that king was an agitator. >> there was nowhere the violence we're seeing now, and, by the way, the violence escalating, oakland a couple of times, shutting down ports. look at these pictures. breaking windows, spray-painting walls, occupying bills in new york, police having to come in. this is a scary moment, and getting scarier. >> i would argue -- maybe juan, you disagree, but the civil rights movement had a specific aim. when it was achievable. there's no real specific aim for this, except they want more. they want michael moore. >> it's confusing. they'

>>chris: there is a limit, juan. >>juan: you are not playing fair but go right ahead.: it is called being the moderate. your thoughts, brit? if democrats say they didn't want to cut and raise taxes on the wealthy. >>guest: a failure to deal with the debt and spending issue that drove the 2010 election will hurt the president, although he has done his best to stay as far away as possible from this, it will, it will not help republicans. i don't think, juan, to the contrary, it will help the democrats. it is what the people hate. election years are not known to be the time when great bipartisan things happen. so, the problem all along has been that the specter of the automatic cuts, they be correctly pointed out, was not dire enough and there was a year to play with, time to change things and fix things, and, that, as a result, has been you could not get people to overcome the objections. >>chris: president obama started blaming congress, the do nothing congress and he stayed as far as he could away from this, and the poll numbers have gone up. >>guest: yes, the default

and now, juan williams. fannie mae and freddie mac, and juan williams over here.ow long do they get to keep doing what they are doing? >>juan: first, you are not making friends with the presidential candidates. gingrich will have to send a note to you about your suggestions here. >>shepard: i just said nice work if you can get it $1.6 million for consulting. >>guest: you said the woman would benefit. this is a bad day for gingrich in iowa, the iowa for christian leaders talking about his marital infidelity and now the wife that was taking him to the cleaners, for money that conservatives as ill-gotten goods because conservatives have been all over fannie mae and freddie mac back to the bush administration and the idea that the former speaker is now using his influence to give them advice to advance the bad loans that led to the mortgage crisis is going to infuriate many in the republican base at a time when the numbers were climbing. >>shepard: he went on the conservative radio talk show host show to try to put, stop the flow from happening, and is it your sense,

juan, i go to you for no particular reason. is jesse jackson right about saying this is similar to the civil rights movement? >> yeah, when you think there's no change in the country without a struggle. dr. king used to talk about creative struggle, that you would create situations with protests, sometimes breaking the law. you think about the vietnam war movement, to get the feminist vote in this country. >> these personally much more -- >> in the '60s, you would have said that king was an agitator. >> there was nowhere the violence we're seeing now, and, by the way, the violence escalating, oakland a couple of times, shutting down ports. look at these pictures. breaking windows, spray-painting walls, occupying bills in new york, police having to come in. this is a scary moment, and getting scarier. >> i would argue -- maybe juan, you disagree, but the civil rights movement had a specific aim. when it was achievable. there's no real specific aim for this, except they want more. they want michael moore. >> it's confusing. they'

at the romanza gym in mexico city, another day of sparring is in for juan manuel marquez. the objective for the workout is to spotlight a skill that has been crucial for the fight er fighter over his two-decade career. >> marquez' previous two meetings with manny pacquiao came at lighter weights and with the upcoming bout fought at 144 pounds, the challenge is to bulk up while not sacrificing quickness. >> a knockdown in sparring may draw a buzz from the crowd, but his trainer is uninterested in such modest feats. >> at age 38, speed is supposed to be hard to come by. >>> multitasking can be a critical skill. manny was elected as a congressman in the philippines. and for his fight the following fall against antonio margarito, confusing the roles of legislator and boxing star proved to be demanding proposition. >> during the margarito camp, he was all over the place being a congressman to him. it was not a joke to him. he was not going to be manny pacquiao the boxer who became a congressman, he was going to be manny pacquiao, congressman. >> when i was elected congressman,

with us is fox news political analyst, juan williams joining us on wednesday's for wednesday's with juann play or is it done? >>juan: in play. this is the eighth visit there this year. it tells you a lot. look at the indicators, they started youth initiative for the obama campaign in fill. they are worried about the white working class voters throughout the rust belt region. so we are talking pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, minnesota. but they are helped by the demographic shifts and they know they have to win pennsylvania, with 20 electoral votes winning last time with 55 percent of the vote but as you pointed out, the republicans new criminal the governor's seat, the legislature, they won five congressional seats and the trends have to be reversed if the obama campaign is to count on the 20 electoral votes. >>shepard: look what happens with the dow jones industrial average, we are above 12,000 now, the dow up 447 on the day. if the markets continue to rise, if consumer confidence rises as it did not numbers we got recently, and people start to spend and the holidays are good a

that's going to be his line of attack. >> juan? >> wow.'m really surprised at what charles said, because i thought it was such a disastrous interview for mitt romney. and mitt romney is a very smart, capable man, but i thought that when he came down to the heart of the issue, whether it was on the individual mandate or arguing with newt gingrich about immigration, trying to distinguish his position from newt gingrich's position, i think he couldn't do it. i think when it came even to being asked about, you know, what would you do about our economy, how would you get this economy going, he said he could produce 11 million plus jobs and that president obama's such a dufus, but he never said exactly what he would do. we're at the point where people want to know were you stand, what you do. simply attacking you, bret, or fox news, and suggesting this is an interesting interview, sounded to me like he was very irritated. why would you dare speak to him in this fashion? >> he's given the most elaborate speeches and detailed ideas on the economy

>>juan: they are right.u look at the congress and the president and it is not just this president but going back to president bush who also tried on immigration reform, the government has just been paralyzed and unable to deal with the crisis. the result is you have the local government, state government, now, reacting with their own laws and you have it becoming a huge political issue. we saw this last night in the going debate. gingrich going out on a limb and saying he thinks that in some cases illegal immigrant whose have been here a long period for decades should be allowed to stay and granted citizenship, the same issue that rick perry stepped in to that caused such a controversy but in the case of utah, the civil groups have filed suit, a federal judge has grant add restraining order. this is a huge issue. >>trace: and i want to touch quickly on this whole gingrich thing stepping interest a territory that rick perry stepped into that hurt him in the polls. were you surprised. you know him well. are yo

now the only one sympathetic is juan.president obama comes out and says i like those protesters, he drops another 10 points. down to 39% approval now. goes down to 29 if he says that. i think they their usefulness in a political arena is gone. am i wrong, mary katharine? >> i'm not sure it's gone entirely. let me tell you. this the numbers that we are seeing about them right now are about the same as the tea party in march of 2010. now, the tea party, i think, was hammered unfairly by the media and made to be what a lot of what we are seeing on these videotapes, frankly, as about to explode into violence and all this sort of unfair coverage for a long time before you got those numbers. but the point being that they were allowed -- they were able to actually change the course of an election in 2010, from march to november. they have changed the course of an election. so these folks can have power. but i think they are becoming far, far more dangerous to democrats than the tea party was to republicans. >> bill: do anything

let's watch juan williams on your left. charles cane on the left and ohio former secretary of state ken blackwell working along side mr. cane on his tax reform which incidentally recommended a flat tax way back in the 17990s. welcome to all of you. start with you if i may. if racism rearing its ugly head here? >> no. i think it is a built disappointing when folks on the left play the race card it is equally disappointing when folks on the right play the race car . this is an issue it was bound to come out in the vigorous vetting of a presidential candidate particularly when they start to do well. vetting an opposition and this sort of close scrutiny is par for the course. >> it may be but here are the first tenses. herman cain's rise as a presidential con terned was supposed to prove that race didn't matter in the republican party. he is making it the only thing it does. >> i find that odd that they would say that. i guess he has proven beyond a doubt particularly with the tea party branch that raises them to play a role. h

and from washington fox news analyst juan williams. what say you about this, juan? >> bill, stop the presses. you and i are exactly on the same page. i mean, i thought to myself earlier as i was listening to the talking points, if you said the death penalty, i think i would have a hard time making an argument against you. i just think child predators are the lowest form of any life and the damage they do to people is incredible. now, over the weekend, some people were saying, well, aren't they hard on joe pa turn know? i just don't get it you know, mike mcqueary, who should have acted instead of calling his dad, he should have called the police right away and he should have stopped. >> bill: he should have stopped sandusky. he is in the shower room, i want everybody to know. this is according to grand jury testimony. mcqueary is in the shower room, sees this guy, sandusky, with, what, an 8-year-old, a 10-year-old boy? >> right. >> he goes and he calls his dad as juan just referenced. what? you go in and you stop the guy. >> well, so all i can think -- remember, this