they don't like bailing out people for decisions they had to make. >> judd? >> i have to be honest, i think for my part and my role and where i was asked to do it, which was minor in the sense that i was just carrying senate republican water, it was a team effort and i was genuinely -- i don't think there was ever a time when i was in government, when i was governor, five of our seven largest banks failed -- i don't think there was ever a time when i was in government when people worked so consciously on both sides. it was one of the most impressive points in american history. >> we got a friendship out of it because we were locked in a room for a long time. learned a lot about each other. >> i agree with judd and i want to make one important point because people claiming bipartisanship is broken down. it's had problems but it's not systemic because we're talking, not about 1920, but five years ago in very difficult times our structure of government worked very well. i think the problems have been political. secondly, what i would have done -- here's one poin

judd can buy up. i can buy up. >> so you have a baseline. >> a baseline that covers everyone. gives everyone a prescription. >> if you were mayor of philadelphia. >> don't go there. >> let's get to the tradinging block. mark chandler at brown brothers hariman and steven schork from the schork report. that's not a stork. what is that thing -- your logo? >> ibis. >> you can ask the governor. wir both from philadelphia. the governor knows it is an ibis. >> isn't that an analyst ratings agency, ibis? never mind. anyway, mark, is 130 the next flash point on the euro for the collar or are we going above 1:35? i need to know for the summer. >> you are talking about the incompetence of the u.s. government on veterans day. it's one of the pieces that we need to consider about the efficiency of government. the dollar, i think the fed moved ahead of itself thinking it could taper and the rate cut isn't the key rate in europe now. the are refi rate is closer to the deposit rate at zero. think the move will be ineffective. i lo

amy judd now has her own business and half of her eight employees are women. michelle miller, cbs news, burlington, vermont. >>> bay area headlines, truckers staged a second protest at the port of oakland today. they're demanding better pay and financial help to meet emissions standards. that could cost $80,000 per truck. unlike wednesday's protest there were no citations issued today. >>> walnut creek police are searching for this man. they say he walked into a bank of america branch in the ross moore shopping center 5:00 this afternoon and walked out with cash. witnesses say the man may have gotten into a white honda. police say no sign that the man was armed. >>> there is a wide range of weather today, perfect for shopping, perfect for watching the tree being lit and perfect for sliding, too. >> that's right. we had snow in the bay area today, how about that. >> amazing. >> it's christmas miracle. >> oh. >> right? take you north of the golden gate bridge. the kids were enjoying themselves today. look at that. how much fun is that? sledding in san rafael and

sheriff judd, so, did you jump the gun here? >> no, i didn't. i complied with florida law.ly says felons who are arrested whether they're juveniles or adults are subject to public records and the public records says their photographs and their names are to be released and that's what we did. bullying's a national epidemic. now we have got this defense attorney saying, oh, he shouldn't have done that. he's trying to move the focus away from a 12-year-old dead child that was bullying. and then they talk about that, well, the charges are dropped. but what they don't tell you is we said all along through the clips we weren't looking to lock the door and keep those kids in jail. we were looking for counseling. we wanted them to stay in the juvenile system. and that's what happened. one child was diverted. and jose baez, he has his child in intervention. and then he takes her to new york and puts her on all the television stations. her face and name. she bullied and violated the law and that's why we charged her. >> obviously, the defense attorneys are saying, the charges were fa

work on essential we this. >> the youngest demand an apology from sheriff judd. the judge and sheriff had handled the case. >> after 30 years in captivity three women are free tonight. authorities announced a couple is in custody, accused of slavery and domestic servitude. they believe the victims were held against their will for decades. they are free tonight because one of them was able to contact shecharity by phone and say was being held against her will. >> these are traumatized people, and it is essential we work to establish the facts in this case. >> police do not believe the m's are related. >> a man charged with sending ricin laced letters to president obama is in trouble again. he is accused of trying to send some from prison. deputies blamed paul curtis initially, but he was later cleared of the crime several months ago. he said the men have been fighting for years. >> an economic boost in time for the holidays. the outlet opens at 9:00 tomorrow morning. drivers can expect heavy traffic throughout the weekend. 20,000 cars tot the complex on friday a l

don't like bailing out people for decisions they had to make. >> judd? honest, i think for my part and my role and where i was asked to do it, was minor in the sense that i was just carrying senate water, it was a team genuinely -- is don't think there was ever a government,was in when i was governor, five of our largest banks failed -- i don't think there was ever a government was in when people worked so consciously on both sides. the moste of impressive points in american history. >> we got a friendship out of it locked in a room for a long time. learned a lot about each other. >> i agree with judd and i want important point because people claiming bipartisanship is broken down. but it's notlems systemic because we're talking, but five years ago in very difficult times our structure of government worked very well. problems have been political. secondly, what i would have done -- here's one point i wanted to make. one of the things people don't understand are the limitations legislature.he you cannot lead from the legislature. it's partly political. gi

please help me get a warm national press called welcome to judd gregg. [applause] >> thank you very much, angela. thank you for the opportunity to have this for him. it is very much appreciated by myself and folks elsewhere. it is a pleasure to be joined here by the team and family and our chairman and by our president. to have a chance to talk to you today. kathy says i should begin by telling you one of our new hampshire stories. i hesitate to do this in washington because the punchlines are very subtle. [laughter] i noticed that we have these flags here that our new hampshire flags. i hope nobody has bitten into the flag. that would be a violation of protocol. ken is from texas. he was a congressman of texas, an excellent member of congress and categories distinguished career. whenever i see ken i am reminded of a story from our town in new hampshire. we lived in greenfield which is a town of 600 people. it was a beautiful town up in the foothills. in the fall, a lot of people used to drive through the town. down the road from us was a fellow named os

today's agenda panel, zer liena maximum vel, victoria defrancesco soto and judd legum. i don't see you before the holiday, have a happy thanksgiving. go to thomasroberts.msnbc.com. >>> i want to bring an update now to our breaking news out of steubenville, ohio. we're learning that a school superintendent is one of the four people now charged in connection with the rape of a 16-year-old girl by two football players. the attorney general, mike dewine, announcing these new charges just moments ago. superintendent michael mcveigh was charged with tampering with evidence and obstruction of justice. a volunteer assistant coach was charged with allowing underage drinking, obstructing official business and making false statements. and a wrestling coach and another school employee were charged with failure to report child abuse. last march two high school football players were convicted of raping a 16-year-old girl. we'll be right pack after this. i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. wh

amy judd now has her own business and half of her eight employees are women.ller, cbs news, burlington, vermont. >>> gift cards seem like the perfect present if you don't really know what to get someone, but it is buyer beware. julie watts with a warning before you pick up and buy a worthless piece of plastic. >> she said there's 0 balance on this card. >> they cannot accuse me of stealing. >> reporter: whether trying to redeem a holiday gift card or give one. >> two of them went to their supervisor and the other one went straight to me and said it didn't work. >> reporter: year after year we hear similar stories about holiday gift cards purchased here. >> when my wife and i bought the card, i was kind of surprised it was hanging on the rack with no security. >> reporter: a few years ago a problem was scammers copying down the pin number and registering the card so once it was purchased they could use the money before the person who purchased it. so manufacturers changed the card adding the silver security panel and scammers changed their m.o. >> this card mos

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you look at the vote, where we were on the tarp, judd gregg did a fabulous job, just like chris dodd did, and the senate wasn't an issue. in the house, i do think when you're doing difficult unpopular things, the leaders just stepped up. and nancy pelosi stepped up big time, as did the others. i believe the republican leadership was there. john boehner was there paul ryan was there, the leaders were there, and i think if the republicans were in the majority, we would have worked with them and got through it in a big crisis. the other difference is not the parties, it's the public. i had a good number of politicians say to me. and a good number of the members of the press say to me, the one thing we all underestimated. everyone knew it was going to be a very unpopular vote. no one knew the extent. you might have known it. i would say that -- i thought both democrats and republicans were shocked at how angry the american people were. and the financial press was too. >> by the way, i quite agree with you that there's opposition on both sides, i guess the experience we just went through

>> my daughter was arrested from just basically what sheriff grady judd did.ble thing that happened to rebecca, but these were two -- it was a typical teenage fight. this was not a year-long bullying session. this was an isolated incident that happened and could happen to anybody's child. this isn't something that continued for a year and that was a torture of another child. it was a simple schoolyard fight. it was not aggravated stalking. this was two children having a disagreement. >> michelle, do you -- i'm a mom, too, by the way. so do you monitor what your daughter -- did you monitor what she did online? were you aware of her relationships online and did you monitor her facebook page as a mom? >> sadly to say, i'm not educated in online. i don't even have a facebook. but -- >> do you think that's smart as a mother of a young teenager not to know what she's doing online? we have child predators out there. obviously all sorts of things can happen online. and sometimes you're making dinn dinner and the kids -- but that's a problem, right, for all moms, for e

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everyone from his grandmother to country singer winona judd drops by. take a look. >> can i hear it for granny rich. come on. i have to ask you, are you a winona fan? >> oh, big winona fan. >> i got her right up on the stage, come on! ♪ hey >> she can sing. >> what a party. >> oh, man. this show is out of control. >> that's your house? >> yes, that's my house, it's crazy. it's just a wild time all the time in there. you know, the whole point of "rich at night," it's like a show for middle america which to me in sacramento to jersey. so the idea you can come from your house right into the houses of people in america is a pretty wild idea. >> in addition to winona, you've got some other great people. >> wayne brady's on there. >> that's eclectic. >> yeah, wayne and i -- you get a whole different answer from people when they're sitting in your house at your bar talking. >> drinking your crown royal. >> by the way, we don't usually drink, but for you, can't be rude. >> can i get those pringle things back? >> i'm excited about it. when you said it's like "du

i was watching ashley judd last night. i was happy go lucky. a lot of this was kind of dour for me.t hurt, and i was kind of liberated in my thinking of all the people that came together to try to stop this and try to end , so i have a whole new outlook on the people who tried to exacerbate the situation. dark period ina the nations history. the other hand, there are some artifacts that speak to the courage and commitment of people. if you get a chance to look at harriet tubman's artifacts, that >> it does,u up. especially if you find out how tiny she was. she was powerful. you can't tell if you gave away your position. it was almost military like. it was enriching to find out all the stories behind these artifacts. hope every child, man, woman can watch this show. if you really want to learn about what it was like in those days, the good, the bad, the ugly, indifferent, you should watch this. you have aow foundation, but there is one that work specifically with young kids, and i found myself speaking to a classroom of kids all across the country. when the subject of harriet tubman

he lashed out at sheriff brady judd. >> to go out on tv and put mer mug shot on there as if she is public enemy number one when she is really just a child serving no purpose. >> i disagree with mr. baez. he knows what florida public records law is. florida public records law is when you commit a felony your name and face is a public record. bullying is a national epidemic. this went beyond bullying to cyber bullying. >> judd dropped the case and the people involved are getting help. >> if it had not been brought to the justice system would they be severing services today? the answer is no. we were successful. if this set of circumstances would to occur again tomorrow we had the evidence we had the information we had we would make criminal charges again and send them right back to juvenile court. >> baez implied a lawsuit could still be down the line. >> i have got some advice for him. he should get a lawyer and a darned good one, he is going to need it. >> a congresswoman is attacked and robbed near capitol hill. freshman new york representative grace may says she was walking home from di

in a moment we'll talk with that sheriff, sheriff grady judd. >> reporter: a shocking turn of events >> the state attorney's office is dropping the charges because there are zero evidence. >> reporter: two young girls only 12 and 14 who investigators said bullied 12-year-old rebecca sedwick to death with messages like, why don't you go kill yourself, will no longer face charges. >> i don't understand how anybody could be cruel to another human being like that. >> reporter: both girls, charged with aggravated stalking after sedwick committed suicide in september. >> bullying is a national epidemic. >> reporter: now jose baez, the youngest girl's lawyer, says his client is the victim after sherr ref grady judd publicly identified both juvenile suspects and showed their mug shots. >> arresting a child and accusing her and going on national television and saying that she's responsible for the death of her ex-best friend is unconscionable. >> reporter: the sheriff fired back. >> i obviously disagree with mr. baez. when you commit a felony, your name and face is public record were baez is

. >> on this one judd wait a second. it's about politicians and politics and i know that may upset some people because we are only supposed to these talking about finances. you are two months before an election. this is a freebie on the incumbent party. it's a free shot on goal without a goalie in the goal box in the democratic party is in the majority voted. it was not unpopular after-the-fact. it was unpopular when it was implemented. it was unpopular. you can't put lipstick on that. the majority of our party voted for something of the incumbent president of the other party that would help solve a problem in the majority of the republican congress voted against it even with their own president and party. that's a very political vote two months before an election and if you don't understand -- >> i am just stunned that you are not a more forgiving person. >> i am on a one-on-one basis. >> i was locked in a room with you for 48 hours. >> tell us about what happens in bipartisanship at midnight. take us into a room. you h

please help me get a warm national press called welcome to judd gregg. [applause] >> thank you very much, angela. thank you for the opportunity to have this for him. it is very much appreciated by myself and folks elsewhere. it is a pleasure to be joined here by the team and family and our chairman and by our president. to have a chance to talk to you today. kathy says i should begin by telling you one of our new hampshire stories. i hesitate to do this in washington because the punchlines are very subtle. [laughter] i noticed that we have these flags here that our new hampshire flags. i hope nobody has bitten into the flag. that would be a violation of protocol. ken is from texas. he was a congressman of texas, an excellent member of congress and categories distinguished career. ken i am reminded of a story from our town in new hampshire. we lived in greenfield which is a town of 600 people. it was a beautiful town up in the foothills. in the fall, a lot of people used to drive through the town. down the road from us was a fellow named oscar. he was in

that's all it is. >> sheriff grady judd doesn't buy it. he says that videotape speaks for itself. >> i was outraged. i mean, when you looked at the violence, when you looked at the animalistic behavior, the pack mentality where they just beat her and beat her and beat her, and the reality of it is, the piece that you're seeing on television is after they knocked her unconscious and she regained consciousness. there's a lot more to that beating than just that two or three minutes of tape that we have. >> he also believes certain websites enable this type of behavior. >> i challenge you that you could go onto youtube right now and find beatdown videos. now, maybe those are staged by kids to look cool, but look what it's promoted in this particular incident with tori. >> tori's mother talisa lindsay is outraged. >> i don't understand it. i don't understand how our society has gotten through peer pressure to our kids that it's okay to act in violence and then want to post it on myspace or youtube or anywhere else just for the entertainment and

. >> sheriff grady judd wanted to give me some legal advice on how to practice law.e got some advice for him. he should get a lawyer and a darn good one because he's going to need it. >> on the phone polk county sheriff grady judd. sheriff, thanks for being with us. how do you react to jose baez's threat of legal action? >> we've been sued before for making legitimate arrests. we work with the state attorney's office when we file these charges. we file them because we have probable cause. the first appearance judge confirmed it the next morning and at the end of the day this lawyer has wanted us to forget about a 12-year-old child that jumped to her death because she was bullied. >> let me interrupt for a minute. if the state's attorney's office had worked with you in the beginning, why did they drop the charges? >> because this is juvenile court, judge, and there was an intervention. most cases don't go all the way through a juvenile trial. what happened is there was a diversion for the worst of the two bulliers and as a result -- >> sheriff, i've been a judge in th

we learned a lot about each other spent i agree with judd. these people claiming now, oh, bipartisanship is broken down. it's not systemic. we are talking not about 1920. we're talking five years ago in very difficult times, our structure of government worked very well. i think the problems have been political. secondly, though, what i would've done, here's one point i wanted to make. one of things people don't understand the limitations are being in the legislature. you cannot lead from the legislature. it's partly political. give you a football analogy. the best blogger in the world who protects his quarterback is not going to get to the attention of the guy who leads the league in sacks but if you're in the legislature, you're on the attack because if you're being supported, the executive gets credit. so that's only got to sing this. i regret not having fought harder for more mortgage relief in the beginning. not so much to make it politically acceptable, but if you believe the lack of mortgage relief became an economic drag on the economy

senator judd greg began a commentary. most americans these days are simply ignoring republicans and they should. gregg was lamenting the strategy of some in their own party to default on the u.s. debt and the government shutdown in an effort to kill president obama's health care reform law. he called it a tactical fiasco. judd gregg came to washington for the first time in 1981 representing new hampshire in the u.s. house for nine years. he then went back to the granite state. as governor he was champion of environmental conservation and helped preserve more than 337,000 acres of sensitive land. after four years in the state house, he returned to washington to become the first -- to begin the first of three terms in the u.s. senate. his political career was marked by contra dictions. he was known toe be a stanch fiscal conservative yet, he didn't hesitate to work with democrats in the white house to push policies he believed in. in 2008, he was the top republican negotiator for the trouble assets relief program which set

senator judd gregg began a commentary in the hill newspaper with these words. most americans these days are simply ignoring republicans, and they should. [laughter] gregg was lamenting the threat of some in his own party in their effort to kill president obama's health care reform law. he later called the 16-day government shutdown a, quote, tactical fiasco. judd gregg came to washington for the first time in 1981 representing new hampshire in the u.s. house for nine years. he then went back to the granite state, and as governor he was champion of environment lal conservation and helped preserve more than 337,000 acres of sensitive land. .. the bailout wall street and commercial banks. just four months later, however, he withdrew his name from consideration to be, president obama's first commerce secretary saying he was opposed to the president's economic stimulus plan because he's a budget hawk. senator gregg left the senate in 2010 and joined with former senator alan simpson, new york mayor -- and new york mayor michael bloomberg to become part of our person

i was watching ashley judd last night. i was happy go lucky. a lot of this was kind of dour for me.t hurt, and i was kind of liberated in my thinking of all the people that came together to try to stop this and try to end , so i have a whole new outlook on the people who tried to exacerbate the situation. dark period ina the nations history.

thank you, judd and judith. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, a recall election over kids in schoolh. it's fyi, some of the stories you may have missed this week. >>> um, is that your car? >> maybe. >> i'm going to tell you the most important mistake you ever made after this break. so, kent, that mistake you made, that fundamental life changing error, that cosmic fail, that -- >> just tell me already. >> after this break. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a row. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends december 2nd. for details, visit vwdealer.com today wears off. [ female announcer ] stop searching and start repairing. eucerin professional repair moisturizes while actually repairing very dry skin. the end of trial and error has arrived. try a free sample at eucerinus.com. we stil

. >>> wynonna judd in tears. >> he has to work so hard at just walking. >> reliving the day that hersband lost his leg. >> i will never forget that sound from two vehicles colliding. >> the motorcycle accident. >> at what point did you realize your leg was severed? >> fighting for his life. the nancy o'dell interview. >> and i knew if he closed his eyes that he would bleed out and that was it. >> "e.t." is first with channing tatum and jonah hill. >> i'm going back to school with the "22 jump street" stars. >> what's up with the football outfit? >> that's just how i go out. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the worldwide leader in entertainments. new >> we are launching our britney blowout one week before her new cd drops. hi, everybody. and welcome to "entertainment tonight." i cannot remember the last time that britney sat down for an interview like this. and, rob, you got her. very impressive. >> it's been a long time for sure. we talked about everything, nancy. i mean everything.

thanks to the panel today, judd, irin and bill. on our website, join our agenda centers, just log on to msnbc.com/thomas-roberts. gang, thanks again. >>> so his son has been all over the headlines and now ted cruz's dad is getting in the game and he has a message for president obama. time for the poli side bar. rafael cruz spoke to a tea party group and mother jones got its hands on the video in which daddy cruz said this of president obama. >> we have our work cut out for us. we need to send barack obama back to chicago. i'd like to send him back to kenya, back to indonesia. >> now, a spokesperson for senator cruz told mother jones, quote, these selective quotes taken out of context mischaracterize the substance of pastor cruz's message. like many americans, he feels america is on the wrong track and the pastor does not speak for the senator. however, rafael cruz does speak frequently on his son's behalf. senator rand paul is vowing to be a little more cautious with his words this after rachel maddow found a few of his speeches we

too many hardworking americans, whether they're employed by private or public entities, are being judd not b judged not by r abilities but by their sexual orientation or identity. consider the example of michael carney who was denied reinstatement of a police officer three times before successfully using the protections of state law to get his job back. this is a job in which he has now served with distinction for many years. or consider sam hall, a west virginia miner, who suffered destruction of property and verbal harassment from his coworkers because of his identity as a gay person. sam is one of those millions of americans who currently have no legal recourse without this law. discrimination against transgender americans is even more common, with 78% reporting harassment at work. i was fortunate enough to here from can i ler brodus -- kyler brodus as a witness at our help committee last year. he faced intense harassment at work as he transitioned from female to male. he has never fully recovered financially from the loss of his well-paid position. allison robinson also provided wr

i put my political aside in judd you were there with barney. we were the two-point people for the house democrats trying to pass a bill with the national election and the entire house of representatives. i acted in a sense of -- >> i agree. the number two the president in his first speech in congress said and you forget this, he would ask for more money if it was necessary for additional. we had a big debate in the white house that we are at a point given the stress test and everything else we may have needed more money or the market needed to hear that point that he was willing to going get more money to stave off the need which neel talked about earlier they need pre-crisis that you needed that and if anything he came to the aid and the defense of the financial system as a whole. bankers are not the financial system. don't ever confuse them. he was willing to spend political capital on the thing that was very unpopular and ask for additional resources and be necessary. he said that in his first address to the united states house of representa

his wife ashley judd confirmed news on twitter.ng franchitti's next phase will be just as impressive. >>> time, now, for the rest of the world in sports. and putting on quite a show in the second half of thursday night football. >> here's neil and stan at espn. >> good morning, america. welcome to the "sportscenter" set in los angeles. he's stan verrett. i'm neil everett. we're doing this without shock sheets. full of video. you go. >> colts and titans on thursday night football. coming off the loss to the rams at home. in the second half, just put this one away. they were trailing 14-0, in the first half. luck, keeping it himself, running in for the touchdown. and then, donald brown with the first two-touchdown game of his nfl career. colts beat all three vision opponents on the road. up by three games, they take it 30-27. 14 oh, man. what a game. up in oakland. the thunder have yet to beat a team that made the playoffs last season. golden state got way behind. russell westbrook says let's bring this back. takes the lead with 2.3

is well it's taken very seriously especially before the iranian elections because we're not matina judd was the ruler to just imagine that up with the inner judge will have an atomic bomb in his head was very very frightening no there is a different leadership looks difference look different smiles more and i think i think. differently for the international community but even in israel some people are saying if they have the board we know it's even more responsible heads then it would have been three four five months ago it's really it seemed a little bit muddled that the neo natal the o.n.e.'s government say all this only exercise is just a trick to fool us and the barbie's all the way this is very effective you know not on the oh world of fear. being advantages as politician is he's ability to do to address the media dress the public for the media to convince the public is very powerful and effective you need any frightens the israeli public is the israeli public see. only the run of the unborn is an existence of two is one of. the traumas the people who have you so so many people wil

had an understanding an agreement on a text with the united states and as foreign minister mohammad judd's a reef has tweeted in the last forty eight hours from late friday last week to late saturday evening late thursday of last week to late saturday this was turned upside down and he claims that as much as fifty percent of the text that they had agreed upon was essentially gutted as he put it by the objections coming from france in particular so definitely the iranians are going to be very skeptical about the intentions of the six powers in these negotiations and they're going to insist on guarantees that this is not going to happen again and obviously they're going to insist that the text be returned at least substantially to where it was before this sabotage took place over the weekend and of course the white house is saying to members the congress that military action could be possible if diplomacy fails again is that grandstanding on behalf of the white house. that is grand standing of the united states i can guarantee you is not going to go to war anytime soon over iran i don't thin

online in the judds an elite club of countries taking the first steps towards a voyage to mars log on to a website full details of the country's first probe heading to the red planet to go it also find more of that launch video in our in motion section. and also our t. dot com which u.s. state could become the first to label genetically modified products. people will be stories in brief in bangladesh more than one hundred fifty border guards have been sentenced to death over a mutiny in two thousand and nine that left seventy four dead another hundred sixty mutineers were jailed for life including a former politician from the opposition bangladesh nationalist party the verdicts took hours to read twenty three civilians also face conspiracy charges. hundreds of march through paris in protest against what they call the unlawful deportation of a fifteen year old roma girl demanding a return to france we may recover three weeks ago riot police were deployed on their route the protests have been continuing for some fortnight now after the girl was put on a plane along with her family in ex

well he doesn't sound like a committee judd but when it comes to iran nuclear weapons program the only difference between them is this possibly doing a job was a wolf in wolf's clothing will honey is a wolf in sheep's clothing a wolf who thinks he can pull the odds the wool over the eyes of the international community oh a wolf in sheep's clothing i'm shaking in my heels baby you're the man don't be fooled by this new leaders peace offering remember we've been warned before. there's an old saying in tennessee i know it's in texas probably in tennessee this is fool me once. shame on. shame on you. can't get fooled again you fooled the world once now he thinks it can feel good again. well ahead of the baby you didn't get that phrase generally right and he is one of the best when it comes to instilling fear in fact his central theme was talking about how you ronnie and missiles will be reaching u.s. shores in a matter of years and how secretive iran's nuclear program is of course once again distracting the entire world from the one country that does have a secretive nuclear program and ha

i would like to remind you of our upcoming speakers was the november 7, senator judd gregg of new hampshire who is the ceo of securities industry and financial markets association. he will unveil a new bill of rights. we'll have the president and ceo of the charles schwab operational who will discuss 401(k) plans. steinem,ber 18, gloria the feminist activist and founder of "ms" magazine. sure probably use the term glass cell. i would like to present our guest with a coffee mug. -- she will probably use the term in glass ceiling. >> thank you so much. i do have this. >> excellent. one last question. [laughter] almost. -- when you bet your sweet or, what are you betting?ut mark >> -- >> i basically did my line. everythat in 20 years classroom in america will be teaching how the brain works to children. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much for coming. i would like to thank national press club staff and our to organizenstitute today's event. a reminder you can find more information about the press club on a robe website and if you like a copy of the program you ww.press.org. newsmakers, i

he is married to ashley judd. he fractured his spine, broke his ankle and suffered a concussion in the crash. >>> a 9/11 attack is less likely now than 12 years ago. that is what homeland security and law enforcement officers said today. the officials testified before the panel. they said enemy fights have been pushed to foreign soil however they worry about home grown extremist. those attackers are saying off the radar but more active on the internet. >>> san francisco is gearing up for tomorrow when a five-year- old gets a chance to be a superhero. >> we expect 7500 to 10,000 people at cisc center for -- civic center for this for a little boy that is kind of -- hopefully will be the last he sees of leukemia and always been fascinated by super heroes. >> san francisco police chief will be in the mix helping to make it a special day for a little boy who will be known as bat kid. there is an army of people working to make tomorrow a day to remember. ktvu's rob roth is here now after going to all the places he will

the sci-fi thriller starring shea lean, kateinslet and ashley judd in theaters -- >> march 212014 >>>onistas beware, miley cyrus gets judging on rihanna's style to rock. >> my style is very all over the place. my whole thing has just been about being different. >> style to rock friday on bravo. >>> well, speaking of style to rock, renee, cue the over-the-top cheesy animation. ♪ what is gaga wearing >> yes, it's time see what lady gaga has decided to wear today and someone please note this for the history books that is a pretty normal outfit. >>> it is. i think ised to rock those shades back in the '90s. lady g on her way to rehearsals for "snl," where she is both the host and musical guest this weekend. >> gaga, you look just like i remember you. >> keenan, i'm over here that's a lamp. >> wait, no? >> you know she is going to kill it with her musical performance. i want to see if she's funny. i want to see gaga let loose. >> yeah. just believe in it. you're welcome. >>> coming up, the bad boys of the wanted dishing on their dating life to maria. >> who's taken? who's sing? they want t

this thursday we have senator judd gregg. he will unveil a new investor bill of rights on november 11. ceo of a president and the trawls swabbed -- of trawls swabbed -- charles schwab. we are the feminist activist and the founder of ms. magazine. secondly, i would like to present our guest with the national press club coffee mug. >> inc. you so much. one must question. the questioner wants to know what are you on betting? >> i do what i'm told. but i will tell you what i am betting. i bet that in 20 years, every america willoom in be to child the brain works to children. [applause]