don nick kane from cairo. >>> egypt's president arrives for his are trial in cairo. for months he has been in detention at a secret location. his supporters greeted him with the sign of the anti-coup alliance. in the public gallery others joined in but some opponents were heard to shout "execute h him." morsi said he is still the president. the senior judge felt compelled to adjourn the trial for two months. mohamed morsi's son said his father felt the proceedings were a sham. in no human rights, no legal rights, are and the call of emergency, and emergency, it's knot constitutional case. it's not a legal case. we are in part of egypt. >> outside the courts hundreds of morsi supporters had heard the court might dismiss the case. across the country, many of morsi's supporters were on the march. this was the scene in front of the high court in cairo. security forces used tear gas to try to get people to disperse. >> the people today are gathering around egypt's senior courts. because they say the judicial system has failed their president. that is a feeling shared by m

he familiar kane -- campained and was supported by tomato activists and an award was established. president barack obama was introduced by the grandson of president kennedy and 20-year- old jack kennedy is the son of caroline. >> for send ares. 50 years ago he found an extraordinary civilian group. >> and women's rights acts and talk show hosts oprah whimphrey was there as well. >>> a passer made this discovery while shopping in the valley. a bible was posted there with the caption, costco has bible under the fix area. >> members of the pastor's church should be treated as holy and not fix and costco reached out and said they were a result of a dismuting error and later said the words were changed. >>> we went 40 feet below the ground to get a look amount the tunnels and that says it approaches a milestone that could come as early as today. one of the two massive machines will pass between them on market street. >> the most progress was made in one day as we did install 100 feet of sun until and some bart trains may slow down as the big train passes underneath. >> sal, any problem

dominic kane has more. >> they've only been married for two months but for the last two weeks, tasnim has not seen her husband. amir is a journalist with the online agency. sympathetic to the muslim brotherhood. tasmeen set armur was picked up earlier this month, during the stfnlg. stage of emergency. >> since then i have not heard anything from him and i don't know how he is being treated. >> came to national attention with this, secret filming of the defend minister abdul al asissi, called for action to be taken against vast. amir az acres ofz has been officially detained after being questioned by military prosecutor. he is the fourth journalist to be held after mohamed morsi was deposed. if the accusations were related to a civilian minister he could be tried here. but because the accusations relate to general assisi he will be tried in cairo. and some say military justice is no justice at all. no to military trials of civilians. >> to keep democracy you have to keep people safe, if you take the rights away the rights of a just trial you're not going to have democracy, you'll have

. >> dominic kane is live in cairo. we have the russian foreign minister in egypt at a time when cairo's relations with the u.s. have been strained. are there signals that foreign policies are perhaps being adjusted? >> i don't think you could say necessarily that either side was prepared to say that this represents a shift away from a relationship with the united states. they were long on generaties and short on specifics. the one thing that the media here had reported on was the possibility, the prospect of a military deal, aid with the russians and the egyptians, there's a large missile cruiser from the russian navy docked in alexandria. the presence of mr sergei lavrov in cairo is, again, a first for a number of years. we didn't get specifics today. i don't think we can necessarily say it represents is a shift in foreign policy. the media here expected something big would happen or were referring to the possibility of it. a head line in a newspaper said "the bear is back", another talked about the possibility of mr

he saw james and carol kane -- well, she was a songwriter first peer you know, paul simon and elton -r first. you know, paul simon and elton. they sang their own songs. before that, anybody sang their songs. net king cole didn't write a song, not that i know of. tavis: that is where the money is, you know. >> yeah, i mean, i don't know. sinatra did all right. doinga streisand isn't too bad. elvis did pretty good. [laughter] tavis: but if you can write and perform. >> i think that is somehow where things get a little diluted. because it works both ways. probably, if cole porter had to sing his own songs, maybe he wouldn't have had some a great songs. it is two different talents. a used to be more separate back in those days. and the songwriters would get in there and write songs and that was their craft and the singers would just knock them out. billie holiday didn't do too bad either. all these people, there were two different things. they didn't write those songs. she did write a couple very tavis: i find myself always -- she did write a couple. tavis: i find myself always coming bac

dominic kane has more. >> supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi outside the facility where he is up for trial. and inned the charges against him be dropped. morsi is charged with inciting others to commit measured. outside a presidential palace in december. 20,000 members of the security forces are on the streets of cairo determined to make sure the trial goes ahead. that public opinion about it is polarized. >> translator: god will be on our side, the court will issue a verdict that will be for the sake of egypt and the egyptians to move forward. morsi was not fair at all. >> this trial has nothing to do with being fair or unfair. the man was the president. he had the full right to do whatever he wanted and to contact whoever he wanted. >> hundreds of people died in the 2011 revolution to force morsi's predecessor hosnne mubarak from power. his failure to full if i recall promises many egyptians took to the streets again. a growing wave protest ended up with the military's decision to remove morsi from office in an act morsi himself says is against the law. >>> the differe

. >> dominic kane reports. >> this woman looks through her daughter's bedroom. she is 19. on thursday she should have attended classes at university. instead she was starting an 11 year prison sentence. her daughter her has been conscientious and loves to draw and sketch. the news of the conviction has been like a body blow. >> translation: when we heard the verdict, it was shocking. very tough and unjust. my daughter told me, "mum, i'm 19 years old, after 11 years when i get out of prison i'll be 30 years old. you can't imagine how much hurt that caused me." >> she was one of 21 women and girls found guilty by courts in alexandria of a series of charges including thuggery, illegal damage of property. they formed a human chain during protests against the military-led government several weeks ago. >> this is a lawyer representing the women and girls. he believes the case has been splittizized and facts though his clients are innocent. >> translation: there's no evidence at all in the papers of the lawsuit against my clients. from the moment they were arrested, through the t

. >> dominic kane is in cairo. >> night-time in cairo, hundreds of protesters return to tahir square. they threw rocks at the police near the headquarters of the arab league. security forces responded with tear gas. a standoff developed between protesters and police. then they moved in in force, using tear gas to clear the square completely. tuesday had marked the second anniversary of the mohamed marr mud deaths. hundreds gathered to mark the death. >> translation: the temporary government is not able to do anything. the army is fighting terrorists. do we look like terrorists? we are only asking for our rights as young egyptians. we cannot live, find a job or anything to make us love this country. >> while the revolutionaries gathered close to the square. in the square itself, supporters of the defence minister abdul fatah al-sisi were also present. they believed their course was valid. >> translation: i support the 25 january revolution and the 30 june too. i'm here to support the army and the security of my country. without them we do not have a state. i'm here to call for the goal

dominic kane is in cairo. >> a familiar scene of protest that since sunday, what the protesters are doing is illegal. now the police have sweeping powers to prevent, delay and reroute demonstrations. where they deem necessary the right to use force. on tuesday they put the powers into action. first with water cannon and when more force was needed, tear gas. the law has united political groups in opposition to it. >> translation: we are here to reject the implementation of the protest law. never has therein been a regime where we oppose or take permission from them first. >> the protestors were made up of the people who organised the first. >> there were few signs of the muslim brotherhood or the anti-coup alliance. it was a chance for these people to get their message across. chanting slogans of defines they head to the capital city. for these people the issue was not who governs them, but instead a law which they feel has taken away their rights. >> this new law and major breach leads others to speak their minds and return to the mubarak state security who doesn't want people to speak up

dominic kane brings us this report ahead of the trial. >> these are the first pictures of mohamed morsi to emerge since being deposed as president in july. loked by an egyptian newspaper, they are thought to show him during a meeting with foreign dignitaries that month. he says he was ousted by the military in a move that was illegal. >> translation: it's illegal. i'm the president, according to the constitution of the country. kout de tar means a strike against state institutions. all the basics of these institutions and the definition of an institution. >> the contrast with his inauguration is stark. it was a moment that seemed to suggest egypt's transition from dictatorship to democracy, the arriving of a freely elected president - both in a traditional government setting and emotionally in tahir sqare, the crucible of the revolution itself. 18 months later mohamed morsi is out of office, in detention and facing charges of inciting others to commit murder. >> on monday morning mohamed morsi will be brought to a court in the police academy. it's the same court in which hosni mubarak i

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the diplomatic activity as being in tents the chinese president eugene kane has the stones of the day rainy and president said. missed a house on the honey and death spread to him it at length about china's desire for some kind of development some kind of action that to action that came so close last time and then fell at the mosque has all been teaching him the head expressed his desire full at him and to make the very best of these tools the british at prime minister david cameron has also to being in touch by telephone. two dogs omaha ne of the night expressing britain is that desire that some kind of achievement is made a in geneva. now that sarah cole from cameron is significant to. it can save not just the first time the british media has spoken directly to any rainy and he did in mole than a decade the intent is that. that is resold ten days ago that intent. optimism. a handful t the hospital and that nothing be achieved. us president barack obama said on tuesday that it is on nuclei with a major world powers and iran will soon close a deal on restricting iran's nuclear program

and up next larry kane goes head to head with former us vice president dick cheney. you know i love these rare moments where action of something totally sounds positive to share with you the f.d.a. is working the band partially hydrogenated oils which are the leading source of trans fats and foods and possibly the cause of up to twenty thousand heart attacks per year across the usa according to f.d.a. commissioner margaret hamburg as you know i would like the chemicals in my food kept to a minimum but the thing is the people at the f.d.a. are surely aware of all the hormones and beef and gitmo is being produced why does the span have such a very narrow narrow focus in fact when you look at all the things that americans consume smoke use that just for health some get the violent band hammer while others are completely tolerated if you ever talk to a hardcore marijuana smoker they'll tell you but dude weed is better for you than beer and that's legal dan and they kind of have a point i think there is this is one of those rare instances where a balance position is a rea

while has already been designed writer david kane break down some of the truly slavish qualities of the forty hour work week and he says it leaves us tired hungry for indulgence willing to pay a lot for convenience and entertainment and most importantly vaguely dissatisfied with our lives so that we continue wanting things we don't hatch in other words laves to corporations both the one we work for and the ones feeding us the crappy movies and stars and trends designed to help us forget how much we hate our jobs so maybe it's time to look for a new model for our jobs for the future jobs we're working for something we actually believe in instead of boom owning the loss of a fist and that big corporations broke with their greed if you ask me that old system is a hell of a lot more like slavery and the future is ours to create tonight let's talk about that by following me and whether at the residence. that does it for now i'm a mere it david. that's. a pretty it was a. very hard to take a look once again there is a playoff pattern that has sacks would that hurt their feelings let's call it

larry kane cute artsy an act of wanton not one but two shows barry k now and politicking perhaps the most surprising part of all this is that this is the man who turned eighty years old this coming tuesday somehow i mention that although our teeth made them up as explored his long standing career in a new documentary that will be debuting on our team next week. she joins me now for a little preview what to expect paintings for joining me the people that larry king was on duty for tired christie's back in and that is obviously switching years he's got just as much energy we not miss for the money so was he still doing this you know larry king doesn't even know the answer to that funny anecdotes and he actually told me was that vin scully who is the doctor's announcer came back after being retired for years and years the sky is eighty six years old and said they think a mac because he was beyond the age of retirement and this is a mentality that larry has one and really surprising things is not that he's almost eighty years old it's that his sole of my sil did so involved so on top of

dominic kane is with us from cairo. over to you dominic. >> well, david, the protests we saw earlier on today have dissipated now. the streets of cairo are calm. that might well be because the security presence that made itself felt today in the streets of cairo was very intense and it certainly was in the courtroom. deposed president arrives for his trial in cairo. for the past four months he's been in detention at a secret location. as he entered the cage reserved for him and his co-defendants his supporters greeted him with the sign of the anticoup alliance. , some opponents were heard to shout, execute him. morsi rejects the jurisdiction of the court. and says he is still the president. eventually, the senior judge felt compelled to adjourn the trial for two months. mohamed morsi's son osama told al jazeera that his father felt the proceedings are a sham. >> in the case of the no human rights no legal rights and in a call of emergency and emergency we know of emergency. it's not constitutional. it's not legal case.

. >> dominic kane spoke to one woman. >> this woman looks through her 19-year-old daughter's bedroom. she should have been attending university. instead she is starting an 11-year prison sentence. she has been conshiennious and drew and sketched. the idea of her conviction was like a body blow. >> translation: when we heard the verdict, it was shocking, unjust. my daughter told me, "mum, i'm 19. after 11 years when i get out, i'll be 30 years old." you can't imagine how much hurt those words caused me. >> she was one of 21 women and girls found guilty of thuggery, illegal gathering and damage of property. they formed a human chain during protests against the military led government several weeks ago. >> mcmoud is a lawyer representing the women and girls. he believes the case has been poll ittizized and the facts show his clients are innocent. >> translation: there's no evidence at all in the papers from the lawsuit of my clients. from the moment they were arrested until the judge announced the verdict. there's not an eyewitness saying the women committed the crime. >> human rights gr

and then in the closing seconds, patrick kane waiting patiently and firing it in there, 2-0 after onee well on their way, adding on late in the second period, the rookie brandon pirri on the breakaway, that's how you do it, 3-0... and we did say the hawks pounded these guys, late in the game, brandon bollig bangin' the boards on adam pardy, they lost the glass over there and pardy lost his hat. the jets also lost the game 4-1. hawks at dallas saturday night on wgn. cubs are set to announce rick renteria as their new manager tomorrow. san diego's bench coach the past two years, a lot of minor league managing experience, renteria's got a reputation as a teacher of young players, which absolutely fits what the cubs are looking for. his contract is reportedly three year with two option years. we don't expect renteria to be at wrigley for the announcement. he's recovering from hip replacement surgery and can't fly for awhile. the possibility exists that the 2014 season will be the last with cubs game on wgn-tv. tribune reports say the team is opting out of its wgn contract. the station cou

dominick can kane reports in cao 2347 mohamed morsi has tone to his country but because he is being heldn prison he is telling his attorneys what he wants to know. >> let the people of egypt know that i since july 2nd, i repeat, since july 2nd, 2013, i am kidnapped against my own free will. and the republican guards headquarters. >> reporter: the lawyers spent two and a half hours with morsi in his cell. it was the first time they had seen him since his trial began. although mohammed morsi still maintains the court has no right to try him, he now face as dilemma. does he accept court pointed lawyers, or does he appoint his own? and the law says morsi cannot represent himself. one leading egyptian legal expert says the trial judge has no alternative. >> i think they will ignore dr. morsi's actions and must continue with the case. the opinion of any suspect has no place in any trial. if we leave it to that then every suspect will refuse to choose a defense team and that would obstruct justice. >> he should have accepted to appointment a defense team. but he is still the legitimate presiden

if we had been around a similar table, we would have had this conversation about john pittsburgh kaneone of the most popular politicians in america, has kind of recovered some of that with the democrats fearful running against and there is a playbook and one thing we did mention, the game change sequel, democrats i think they didn't do it this time, it was hard to do it this time. christie didn't make too many lines. there is a little contents they're not screaming about yet, it's stuff in his record as u.s. attorney that can i can bloody him up with. not in a hurry to do it. that i have dirt on him to use. >> also, tom, there is what the republican process, once we saw this with mitt romney last year, what was required? what he had to go out there and say the whole self deportation thing is mitt romney trying to get back. >> that process i don't think has changed. is that going to change the way people see chris christie just to get a nomination? >> christie is from new jersey, remember, i don't think romney could have been reelected governor of massachusetts. christie is re-elected.

andrew kane is a politics editor for to the richmond times dispatch newspaper and is on the line with us. andrew, anymore you can fill in for us here? >> our reporters are on top of this today and there's another aspect to this story, the mental health suspect. gus deeds had been released monday following a mental health evacuation that was]éÑ about the way we provide mental health and the times when we don't and the rope highs reasons why we don't. heart goes out to the family and you wonder, why can't we get this stuff right as a society? >> you know, yeah, shep. i think it was the richmond times dispatch used the phrase there were no psychiatric beds available across a wide swath of western virginia. that's a real indictment of the mental health system, if that was the case. and it's an issue that goes back quite some time, dating back to the massacre at virginia tech when there was great consternation to access to mental health records and and that lens itself to further discussions about the availability of mental health care. apparently we have not made a lot of progress as virg

in 1756, he records that a slave named darby catched eating kanes had him well flogged and pickled, thener slave, s-h-i-t in his mouth. this became known as darby's dose, a punishment inn invented by thistlewood that spoke only of inhumanity. and mentions a similar incident in 1756. this time in relation to a man he refers to as punch. flogged punch well, and then washed and rubbed salt pickle, lime juice and bird pepper, made negro joe piss in his eyes and mouth. i could go on. but you get the point. when mrs. palin invokes slavery she doesn't just prove her rank ignorance. she confirms if anyone truly qualified for a dose of discipline from thomas thistlewood, she would be the outstanding candidate. thanks so much for watching. ed schultz is next. >>> good evening, americans, suspect welcome to "the ed show," live from seattle, washington. let's get to work. ♪ >> working families across america were counting on this president. >> cancellations today, sticker shock tomorrow. >> the real problem the president has is a broken promise. his dishonesty. >> 47% with him, depend upon

joining us live on the phone from the motor city is carol kane. >> welcome to as the world turns, motority style. >> we carry the debate as you moderated. poll showing that mike duggan is ahead in this race. what about benny napoleon who did receive the endorsement of john conyers. >> this is what i would call a historic unique mayoral race. this has been one of the more protracted and unique graces. get mike duggan the farmers see eo of a large hospital system and a former wayne county prosecutor. former detroit police chief in lawfuture enforcement. mike duggan who happens to be white dominated in the primary by 20 points. there are lawsuits galore, left and right during the primary and then napoleon got kicked off the ballot. he wants a right and campaign button. last week, it is interesting because so much is being focused on what the polls show and that is that mike is leaving. certainly, that is an important story, no national media is looking at that. -- a loty is that some of people are upset about the voting rights of citizens of detroit being taken away because the city was in

was kane robinson. thursday, i finally made a decision. somehow i one. he has been a backup for moses and his jokes have not gotten any better. he needs a lot of new material. thank you very much for your leadership. i don't know how many of you are aware. [applause] will was my campaign manager a few cycles ago. a greatmeone who is leader for the party and let me say a few things. i am proud to have the opportunity to represent paul county. it means so much to me. if it had not been for the hard work of you folks here tonight to make sure that the margin was very close. because of you, we were able to win a decisive victory and i just want to say thank you for the great job you've done. [applause] this is an extremely important weekend. monday is veterans day. of us will take time to do something to honor our veterans on monday and the rest of the year. could we have all of the veteran standup? let's give them a round of applause. the reason for our freedom. [applause] thank you all for your tremendous service to our country. you are the reason we are h

i am reminded of citizen kane where he was asked about business conditions. how would you define the relationship between the president and his peers? on the low merkel -- we know how the president and mr. putin get along. you had dr. rice here in september. she is wrapping up a trip to afghanistan. she and ambassador power forged their reputations. how is secretary kerry doing? >> we will have to have very short answers to those. >> well. >> that is an excellent answer. >> i think both ambassador rice and power are in difficult -- in a difficult situation, having both been active in libya and outside of office. in office, both supporting the intervention in libya and certainly, i think wanting to be able to act in syria. part of what has happened in syria, at every turn, it looks awful. the action looks terrible and fraught with uncertainty. how are we going to do this and how are we going to get out of this? we are better off not acting until a year later when it looks like we -- if we had acted six months ago, maybe we could have done something. if we do n

the gentleman behind me is from the kane institute for international leadership. he's a remarkable young man. he was disabled in 2003. he established an organization in the country of georgia. he's working on ratification over there and he will be the first one to tell you, do you know what the country george will look to? they will see whether or not whether america ratifies the treaty. so i suggest that regardless of where we are on the political aisle, all of us have an interest in promoting america and i doing so in promoting the brand and our value system i think has as much a lasting impact of anything else we can do diplomatically. there's no better place to convene a discussion and leave that discussion globally and the united nations. i think it's a very appropriate question. i hope you embrace the notion that there's great value globally, internationally. you don't sacrifice sovereignty. we don't change in the american loss to advance our interests and we advance our brand and value system. i thank you for giving me an opportunity to share those thoughts

the gentleman behind me is from the kane institute for international leadership, a inarkable young man disabled 2000 three and established an organization in the country of georgia. he's working on ratification and he will be the first one to tell that georgia will see whether america ratifies the treaty. i suggest that regardless of where we are in the political aisle, we all have an interest in promoting america and promoting the brand than the value system has as much of a lasting impact of anything we could do diplomatically and there's nowhere better to convene and lead that discussion globally than the united nations. it's a very appropriate question, senator johnson. there is great value, globally, internationally. we don't sacrifice sovereignty or change laws to advance our interest and we advance our brand and value system. inc. you for giving me an opportunity to share this thought with you. -- thank you for giving me an opportunity. >> effective i could follow-up with regards to the case that the supreme court is currently hearing, mr. thornburgh, really surprised when you h

the gentleman behind me is from the kane institute for international leadership, a remarkable young man disabled in 2003 and established an organization in the country of georgia. he's working on ratification and he will be the first one to tell you that georgia will see whether america ratifies the treaty. i suggest that regardless of where we are in the political aisle, we all have an interest in promoting america and promoting the brand than the value system has as much of a lasting impact of anything we could do diplomatically and there's nowhere better to convene and lead that discussion globally than the united nations. it's a very appropriate question, senator johnson. there is great value, globally, internationally. we don't sacrifice sovereignty or change laws to advance our interest and we advance our brand and value system. thank you for giving me an opportunity to share this thought with you. >> if i could follow-up with regards to the case that the supreme court is currently hearing, mr. thornburgh, really surprised when you heard the federal government was using the treaty

. >> i am sort of reminded of citizen kane. how do you find the business conditions overseas and he says with great difficulty. how would you define the relationship between the president and his peers? you have "the wall street journal" below the piece and angela merkel probably the whole nsa affair and we now have the president and mr. putin get along so that is one question. you had doctor rice here in september wrapping up a trip to afghanistan. both she and the ambassador forged their reputations. how are they doing to claim that phrase command to the ambassador ross, how is secretary kerry during? >> that is one long questions we have to have short answers to those. >> go ahead. [laughter] >> i think both ambassador rice ambassador power are in an extraordinarily difficult situation from the point of view of having both been very active in libya and obviously outside of office, but an office of supporting the intervention in libya, and certainly i think wanting to be able to act in serious, but part of what's happened wit

kane. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i have a real sense of urgency about this for one of the reasons mentioned several times that's insurgency. there's no question the uncertainty of the policy in washington is effecting the economy. it's also undermining confidence generally in the country and undermining certainly confidence in this institution. to that end i have a modest proposal. i commend to you as a suggested way to begin to talk about a result of this conference. a call to grind proposal. it's on at starbucks on days in the middle. it's a medium size. >> i just call it media. >> medium, okay. a 10 year deal that would propose minimum cut, cuts in mandatory spending, revenues and is moving to exchange they mitigate the effects of the sequestered that produce the same deficit reduction effect. number one, cut the sequestered caps and half through a combination of cuts in mandatory spending of 255 billion in revenue strikes are reducing corporate tax expenditures of 200 billion. it would generate an additional 325

kane canaled like to get unanimous consent for sergio and eric, two detailees from my office shall to be granted floor privileges for the pendency of the ndaa2013. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. kaine: thank you. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. blumenthal: mr. president, i ask that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. blumenthal: thank you, mr. president. i want to, first of all, thank the chairman of the armed services committee and the ranking member, senator levin and senator inhofe, for the leadership they've provided to this body and to our nation in fashioning a bill, the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2014, that truly serves our national security and preserves and enhances our national defense. and i want to thank my colleague, senator mccaskill, for the leadership that she has provided along with others like senator reed and senator gillibrand, all who have focused on the issues that are raised by the military justice improvement act,

is it legal kane, crack? >> thank you so much. >> you don't get out much. of hookers, e cigarettes and cigars amongst 6th to 12th graders are on the rise. smoking cigarettes is down. let's move along away from that question. >> in this weekend's "parade" magazine has a thanksgiving theme cover. take a look. this issue will also feature an exsermt from joe's book. >> yeah.cerpt from joe's book. >> yeah. >> thank god this is just rehearsal. let's go to white house correspondent for politico. we had a showdown out at the aspen institute, didn't we? >> we did. first happy friday. and a promise that playbook will be g-rated. >> thank god. we need that. let's let you weigh in on a couple of sound bites that we're going to play from washington's idea forum where both senator john mccain and senator ted cruz talked about the government shutdown. let's listen. >> this government shutdown was very harmful to my state and its citizens and it was an outrageous stupid pointless effort that could not win. i've been in a lot of fights in my life and i know when i can win

they actually prefer kane sugar. i would rather be fat and die of obesity than thin and die of cancer. >> you want to get healthy, go to whole foods. they don't have a center of the store. there is no center. there is just good house keeping seal of approval. >> goldman says they do prefer estee lauder. >> you know who is doing well, richemal and louis vuitton. how do you show you are rich if you can't own a mansion? >> how about a watch. the label is on the outside not the inside. >> i saw some of those on canal street. do you think they are the same ones? >> if you are going shopping, it might be a little cold where you are. a storm is heading eastward that could put a crimp in thanksgiving plans for a lot of americans. >> right now, that storm system, winter storm boreas, bringing rain and a wintry mix around dallas. things are going to begin to wind down. now, our attention turning to little rock. anything in the pink and purple is the ice and the mix. freezing rain. a little bit of sleet mixing in there. rain as

tim kane.joining us. >> you bet. >> we call it the nuclear option because we don't want to use it, it's not supposed to be an option, all of you said it's a bad option. the leaders said it would be a black chapter and then you did it. why? >> well, chris, i don't think it's a bad option at all. i was the presiding officer in a wonderful senate, the virginia senate. we didn't have filibuster, we didn't have cloture. we didn't have holds. we did things on majority vote but the virginia senate was a very special place for these reasons. it was a small and intimate body where people have longer terms, and because senate districts are larger than house districts it tends to produce more moderate candidates. that's what's special about this place, the intimate size, the long terms, the fact that statewide elected candidates tend to be more moderate, there's no reason that changing this to majority rule on appointments will create ill will. state legislative bodies, senates do this every day. they fin