former lion backer for nebraska korn huhs kerrs. >> if -- korn huhs kerrs.f you had to bang your head into somebody and that was your job, that's your best weapon. if they said, "go and run and smash into the wall", i would do it for the sport. >> blake did it all his life. he started to question it after suffering three concussions. >> the third, which is the one where i realised something was wrong, was here. it was, "oh", and you start to get dizzy. >> dizzy, foggy. >> yes. >> you didn't know what you were. >> what's crazy is the coach came up and said, "great job", i did my job and had to sacrifices my brain to do it. >> when a player gets a concussion blow, the brain moves rapidly, the brain bouncing around in the skull. the nfl reports 50 players have been sidelined by concussions. for young place, multiple it by 1,000. each year more than 55,000 kids end up in the emergency room for football-related concussions. local news coverage of catastrophic head injuresies have ramped up. >> the high school player collapsed during football practice and died. >>

kevin kerr is he r he i he is as executive and president of the kerr international.ank you, kevin. >> michael leaves us here with your sports le headlines. zblyou can't believe the bad luk on derek rose. >> for the second time in a span of 17 17 months a knee injury s sidelining him for another season. he went to surgery for a torn cartilage in his right knee. rose was out of the playoffs last year and all of the last season. a full recovery could take six months. >>> kobe bryant signed an extension with the lakers today. the deal will keep him in purple and gold for a 20th season and remain the league's highest paid player. he is earning $30 million for this season. he has yet to play a game this season after tearing his achilles ten don' tendon in apr. >> johnny peraulta signs a contract with the cardinals. he had .333 with a home run and four doubles in ten playoff games for the tigers. >> coming up later we'll talk about how the n.f.l. schedule impacted the race for the playoffs. >> a young photographer on a mission. the spotlight she is shining on portland e. or

professor kerr, any thoughts on the question of review or call it appeal? you have written extensively on appeals in the criminal context. in the fisa context here, there is interest in creating the process for getting from the judge to the fisa court of review. could that restructured that is it least as constitutional as the rest of fisa? in part because the isstitutional question almost entirely unexplored in the case law. about and we think application for an expert a case order? is that like a case, in which case is an exercise of the judicial power and need to think of it in the traditional article some sort or is that of an extra issue that goes does notjudge that require the additional -- traditional article three to be followed? we do not really know. it is really difficult to know what the constitutional parameters are in terms of what is permissible. there is a tremendous great area and do not think there will be defining one way or the other. i seem to be somewhat skeptical that the supreme court specifically could serve as role here, and part i

broadway's new romo insisting he and ex, kerr's top priorities still their 2-year-old. >> we are goingo support one another and love each other as parents of flynn. >>> is this the moment michael and katherine reconciled? >> excuse me one second. >> the "new york daily news" reporting today shortly after taking this phone call tuesday -- >> i'm right in the middle of the whole red carpet ride right now. okay. okay. >> mikal was overheard telling friends qatar ribbon were back together, douglas and his "lost vegas" cast mates today. >> kevin, you are married? >> michael? >> yes! >> while qatar ribbon's publicist tells "extra" nothing changed, the daily news reporting she has even moved back into the couple's apartment. >>> all right. now, sandra bullock's halloween ruined. >> yeah, she tried to take little louis trick or treating but things turned ugly. jerry has the new video. >> relentlessly hounded. followed, harassed. >> just ignore them. >> this is dan dra bullock's halloween nightmare. >> made him cry. >> outrageous video, a pack of photogs ambushing his trick or treat trip with s

is, forrst question professor kerr, i wonder if you of 250he present status was originally not known to us as an operation for many years before it became publicized. now it is a deal. we know it is there. there are several proposed reforms on the hill. and the question is still there -- at least one of the bills says, stop the program, moved to delay the bill, move to a different way of doing it. -- if you're two presets that you named out earlier, namely sunset and the rule of lane in the -- and the -- rule ofity lace there.any >> there is no now. >> but is there a principle there that could apply e -- that could apply? and my substitution for sunsetted in 2015, i think. that provision will have to lead to a debate at some point over the next two years over whether this program is desirable or not and the government will have to make its case. we could wish that it is something that will happen in the next few months rather than two years from now because the debate, of course, is current now, and who knows what the picture will be then. but the sunset provision does lay a very imp

. >> the needs of the patients that we see at kerr senior center often have to do with the consequences of long standing substance abuse and mental illness, linked to their chronic diseases. heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, cancer, stroke, those kinds of chronic illnesses. when you get them in your 30's and 40's and you have them into your aging process, you are not going to have a comfortable old age. you are also seeing in terms of epidemics, an increase in alzheimer's and it is going to increase as the population increases. there are quite a few seniors who have mental health problems but they are also, the majority of seniors, who are hard-working, who had minimum wage jobs their whole lives, who paid social security. think about living on $889 a month in the city of san francisco needing to buy medication, one meal a day, hopefully, and health care. if we could provide health care early on we might prevent (inaudible) and people would be less likely to end up in the emergency room with a drastic outcome. we could actually provide prevention and health care to people who had n

deen family's all good. >>> brand-new video, miranda kerr ready to rec con soil with orlando bloom?y chance for you and orlando to get back together? >> her first words since announcing their $50 million split making this stunning revelation. >> as far as getting back together no chance you say? >> accident say that. >> all right. so you think there's a chance? >> i just said we will always be family. >>> justin bieber caught on camera in bed by a mystery is beauty. here she is, blowing kisses to the sleeping pop star. the shock video posted to youtube, raising huge security questions. how did she get there a who is she? today, "extra" can reveal this. she's 5'4", 26-year-old brazilian pinup model tati nevez who posted these pics on her facebook page. she snuck into justin's villa to take the video but despite rumors shark knows call girl. >>> new developments in charlie sheen's custody war for twin boys. >> how is everything going? >> sheen the thumbs up but saying nothing bause he can't. a judge forcing him to keep quiet about his vicious battle with ex, brooke mueller. >> a gag o

lo que sucede en la sucio kerr y orgullosa.al lugar escondido. claro, entiendo lo que estaba asustada porque el marido se iba a dar cuenta a plena luz del dÍa. nada de nervios tranquila. lo que no pe importa. digo, lo que estaba reciÉn casada, no, eso del amor compartido me tiene sin cuidado. >> yo entiendo como funciona el matrimonio caen en la rutina y quieren probar algo nuevo con alguien mÁs pasional. bueno, entonces cual es el plan que vamos hacer? >>> lo que tu quieras. >>> en realidad no me importa, con tal que sea lejos, no quiero que nos vea juntos. >>> que tal si empezamos de mitar mitar tarifa, son 250 dÓlares la hora, como prefieras. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ )

professor kerr, any thoughts on the question of review or call it appeal? you have written extensively on appeals in the criminal context. in the fisa context here, there is interest in creating the process for getting from the judge to the fisa court of review. could that restructured that is it least as constitutional as the rest of fisa? in part because the isstitutional question almost entirely unexplored in the case law. about and we think application for an expert a case order? is that like a case, in which case is an exercise of the judicial power and need to think of it in the traditional article some sort or is that of an extra issue that goes does notjudge that require the additional -- traditional article three to be followed? we do not really know. it is really difficult to know what the constitutional parameters are in terms of what is permissible. there is a tremendous great area and do not think there will be defining one way or the other. i seem to be somewhat skeptical that the supreme court specifically could serve as role here, and part i

kerr win for a moment, and we've talked many times about deregulation of our education, and creating more of an environment in which innovation can occur. there's also the definition of credit hour, not having the pell grant available year round. federal aid rules that don't allow students to excel through course work. i'd like to hear your comments whether these are impediments. they make it more difficult for you to innovate. the one area that seems to me that would be obvious for more innovation. and i think i understand a lot about why it hasn't happened. it seems to me it has to happen is a more efficient use of time and facilities at colleges and universities. forth washington university's steven track ten berg once told me, you can run two complete colleges with two complete faculties in the facilities now use half a year for one. that's without cutting the length of vacations, increasing class sizes or requiring faculties to teach more. dartmouth college has one mandatory summer session for every student in four years. that would improve dr. tracktenburg's institution by 10 t

kerr flufl.ing to get clarity. believe it or not, the justices really seemed to wrestle with whether that precedent that says you can have prayer before a legislative meeting is valid. is still valid. they got up there and said look, we have been doing it since the beginning of this country, and the judges seemed to reject that as a basis for upholding that principle. >> he they already made a decision. are they saying that the decision they made was erroneous? >> they seemed to be questioning whether they are going to live with this ruling that they made in 1983. if they don't li with this ruling in 1983, we could literally be at the point wherthe small towns cannot open up -- >> -- the supreme court of the united states of america might ban an elective prayer? >> yes. that is possible. i don't think they will, based on how they did it because they seemed to, after wrestling through it and thinking what are the alternatives and thinking how could we land this, they seemed to come back we should

kerr toy come here to help narrow differences. hinting that there may still be gaps between the two sides decisions but the mood is being interpreted for his till. hvery positively. he was on tv suggesting a draft could be finalized today. so that there is a feeling of anticipation, he's not here yet, i believe he's in israel. that might be an interesting meeting, he's dead set against this kind of deal. but i think we are assuming it's a good sign. >> that said, of course, everything i would imagine pretty finally balanced as these talks get underway a second day of talks or shortly anyway with mutual -- years of mutual suspicion behind these parties, the plus one and iran. and, of course, still fundamental differences between them as well. >> reporter: yes, and i think those fundamental differences won't actually be resolved in this first deal if they pull it off. the fundamental differences remain over what iran's nuclear program will look like in the final phase of this process. this is a first step in which the west essential

so jeff kerr is the author of three books about texas history and in particular austin, texas, history. the first was "austin, texas - then and now." the next was "the republic of austin," in the most recent one and the reason we're here this morning is "seat of empire: the embattled birth of austin, texas" which is a history of the founding of the austin and the battle in the republic of texas offer what its capital would be. jeff also writes a review history column for the austin post and he is a practicing pediatric neurologist at the same time. so if we have any emergencies -- [laughter] he is the author that will take care of them. mark binelli is the author of the novel "sacco and vanzetti must die!." is a contributing editor to rolling stone and men's health. "men's journal," sorry, mark. not health. so mark was born and raised in the detroit area. he went to university of michigan as an undergrad and got his degree from columbia university where we were actually last night's. so this is a bit of a reunion force. his new book is "detroit city is the place to be" which is the fru

and tough talk and blubbed kerr is not the right thing for the security. it is not the the right thing for our security. [ applause]. now, this progress and the potential it offers remind us of what is possible when the united states has the courage to lead. not just with the force in arms but with the strength of the diplomacy and that's what keeps us strong. it makes us a beacon to the world. that is how i will continue to lead so long as i am president of the united states. >> we can criticize or tear down or be against, what we can build together shall that's what brings me here today. >> it is long passed time to fix our broken immigration system. >>> we need to make sure washington finishes what americans like you started. we have to finish the job. and it is fitting that we are here in town. about 300,000 people. maybe some of your ancestors passed through on their way to a new life in america. and for many, it represented the end of a long and arduous journey. they finally arrived in a place where anything was possible. for some it represents a new

new details detailing the mats kerr that left 20 children and six school staff members dead. john tarrant is here to walk us through the findings of this report. what's revealed? >> quite a lot we knew before but a lot that we suspected. this was released on the website only. there was no press conference, no fanfare, released at 3:00 o'clock this afternoon on the department of criminal justice website in connecticut. the key finding, according to the lead prosecute is the 20-year-old gunman acted alone. lots of speculation about whether he might have had some help from family or some friends that he may have had that nobody knew about. according to the report, he acted alone. the other key finding is that we learn officially now of the movement of the police for the first time. the report says that the school was locked down at 9:30 in the morning. as it always was. >> that's standard practice. at 9:35 and 39 seconds, the first 9-1-1 call came in. the police were on the scene. the first officer four minutes later, quickly followed by two more officers. six minutes after the

joining us from los angeles tonya at kerr of council for the law firm of goldburg loan steen and weather wax. she clerked in the 9th u.s. circuit of appeals. and from providence, rhode island. richard is the author of "defending the filibuster soul of the senate." he intent 34 years as a staff member including 30 years in the u.s. senate. >> i think it is long overdue. let's put rah little bit -- let's give a little context to what the democrats proposed here. and this is precisely the same mechanism that republicans threatened to deploy. in 20006 -- i'm sorry, 2003 when my friend miguel astray da, very conservative, but the democrats filibusters him, a bipartisan group of 14, 14 senates came together and said we are going to stop this process. we are going to let the president's chosen nominees go through, miguel estrada of course withdrew, but what we see in the process it's been common deered by the minority. and i think certainly the constitution does not suggest that 60 votes in the super majority is ryed for presidential judicial nominees. i think the confirmation process has been

secretary john kerr has met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas. and secretary kathleen sebelius questioned today. >>> the do you finishing the day at 15,746. it surpassed the record set back on november 29th. and twitter is pricing its shares at $26. that is higher than expected. that values the social media site at more than $18 billion. twitter begins public trading tomorrow on the new york stock exchange under the ticker symbol twtr. "real money with ali velshi" is next on al jazeera america. >> reporter: the weight is finally over. the hottest ipo this year set to price but should you get in on the action. plus some californians are getting time to sort out their insurance options. i will talk to the man who made that at. and the search is on, why finding the next ceo to microsoft is a bigger deal than you think. i'm ail ail ali velshi, and this "real money." >> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show. join us in the next half hour on twitter using the handle at jj real money. i just mentioned twitter. twitter set it'

where there's been a terrible kerr fufl. >> not just the 40 million, chris.ce the law was signed, you've got 3.1 million young people under 26 who have gotten insurance. 17 million kids with pre-existing conditions that can't be barred from their family's policies anymore. just this year 8.5 million americans who got rebate checks from their insurance companies because the insurance companies over-spent on administrative costs and executive salaries instead of health care. and everybody who has health care, 105 million americans now cannot -- don't face lifetime caps. if you get seriously ill, your insurance company can't throw you off of insurance. so i want to see the republican party write letters to all those people and tell them they're taking that away from them. that they think it's a bad deal for them. >> congratulations to you, sir, in the role you played for getting health care passed. >> thank you. you played an important role. >> if you listen to the unrelenting message, you would think americans are going to lose health insurance. that's not the

on many political front end of the mommy kerr and tristan has canceled a press conference for next thursday and is expected by lee to announce the launch of his own political party with the purpose of fielding candidates for next year's local elections political watchers say on party would change the political landscape of korea which is currently dominated by the ruling saturday party and the main opposition democratic party suffered a series of election losses over the past year and a half on a former presidential candidate was elected to the national assembly in a byelection in april and has been popular among younger and more liberal voters the eighth round of free trade negotiations between south korea and china trade to close this friday but the concerns among the farming community here in korea are just beginning you're worried about losing ground to cheaper chinese agriculture pa that expected soon went into the korean market for speeches and cassidy tales. saul's train ministry announced friday that reading chinese officials have wrapped up their eighth round of stops for a bilater

james kerr and yourself had edited there. you wrote do to issues, the security control assessment was only partially completed. during that conversation, you listed things like unauthorized access. first to identify information. at that point. am i tracking this correctly? >> yeah, those are examples i was asked to provide. >> the problem is that you're trying to mitigate on things you don't know. i understand about mitigating on risk. on day one, marilyn tavier is signing a document saying there are risks out there. >> what you do is under risk base approach look at the probability of a particular risk occurring and you prioritize and for example, one of the mitigation steps was to conduct weekly security testing and to report back to the administrator on the results of that security testing. >> during that testing process, did you find some data was misrouted? once it was launched? are insurance companies getting information that's incorrect? >> there were cases in which insurance company was getting data that were not inco

. ♪ >> craig fell kerr, lead singer for the hearts of saints is especially sensitive to the smells andants produced by typical fog-making machines. >> they have this stench and as a vocalist, i don't like things to stink and clog up my vocal cords. he's not the only one. the business has come a long way from the early days and the prospects seem great. we grow by a couple hundred percent every year or more. >> it it's time to answer some of your business questions. andrew and jen are back with us. the first one is about whether or not to apply for a patent. >> in all my experience there's still one vexing issue. when do you patent something like your mobile app and is it worth patenting it? is it worth the time and money to papt ent aid mobile app? >> i'm starting with the investor and then the lawyer. >> i would say for a mobile app, the answer is no. you should put all of your money, all of your energy into growing the business, getting users, getting traction. lawyers are like gravity -- water under gravity. they're going to tell you maybe you should. they're trained to do it, they

professor kerr, do you have any thoughts on this question of review or call its appeal, you've written extensively on appeals in the criminal context of the court orders for surveillance. in the fisa context but there's some interest in creating some process for getting from the judge to the fisa court of review at least making issues available to the supreme court should they take them or not. what are your thoughts in terms of what would be the best way to structure that or could be structured that is at least as constitutional as the rest of fisa? >> it is a good question and a difficult one in part because the constitutional question in large part is on an understanding of the search warrant application process and the ex parte application process which is almost entirely unexplored in the case law. how should we think about application for the ex parte court ordered? is that like a case in which case the exercise of the judicial power in the article three case and controversy way or is that just some sort of an extra if she would've goes before the judge that does not require the

chicago is a very young at jennifer hudson and got a star on the hollywood walk of fame this morning kerrthe recording category on hollywood boulevard. she kicked off 2013 with three high- profile performances. she just released her new single from her upcoming third studio album >> a bit challenge for and on and beat and northern illinois as they try to keep their bold hopes alive by locking off all state. it last night college basketball doubleheader at the knighted center left quite an impression on the nba tenants. " sports is next. but first arsenio hall with a preview of his show. >>t. i like a clean kitchen. i don't do any cleaning. i make dirt. ♪ very, very heavy. i'm not big enough or strong enough for this. there should be some way to make it easier. [ doorbell rings ] [ morty ] here's a box, babe. open it up. oh my goodness! what is a wetjet? some kind of a mopping device. there's a lot of dirt on here. morty, look at how easy it is. it's almost like dancing. [ both humming ] this is called the swiffer dance. suave professionals infused moroccan argan oil into our moroccan infu

>> john kerr kerry announces a l in geneva. >>> j why did that documentary never see the light of day in america? the block buster director and sir jackie stewart will join us with that story. >>> i'm antonio mora we begin with this your health and the fda. most people know that transfats can be really bad for you. now the food and drug administration has put out a propos al thaal that could see transfats banned from the diet they raise bad cholesterol and they have no known health benefit or safety limit. to understand the significance of the proposal i'm joined by dean ornis. thiornishi dean great to have you with us what did you think when you heard this announcement today. how big a problem are transfoughtransfatsin the ameri. >> ten years ago i worked with the ceo of mcdonalds to get the transfats out of mcdonald french fries and they raise the issue that french fries are our production. and we did the same thing with pepsi co and they were the first request for that. they took the transfats out of the potato chips and that was ten years ago. it's taken time. but i think transfat

and joh kerr headed to geneva to join negotiations on iran's nuclear programs.rs have been working since once they to find language acceptable and there has been a sticking point over e rit to enrich uranium. hamid karzai today dismissing a long-term securit agreement before the end of the year. joining us is a retired united states air force general. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> please begin with the issue infghanistan. the question of the security agreement. clearly thousands of american lives have been lost and billions of dollars of aid and we are negotiating ov this agreement. it seems aurd anyway. do you agree? >> absolutely. the game is over. they are signing the agreement for the 30th of december only say sorry, we are out of there. we had a failed strategy for 12 years with the hearts and minds of counter insurgency. we don't win hearts and minds it is so offensive to womeand minorities and christians and jews. and we are not going to create a jeffersonian democracy. and pakistan created the taliban and they are fundi

. >> her first cover shoot since her spliwith orlando bloom, miranda kerr is stripping down for "selfne and gives us a glimpse into why the two broke up, saying hapness is a choice we make and why not make the choice that makes you feel better rather than the one that drags you down? poignant stuff there from miranda. >> absolutely. while miranda is back on the market, is lindsay lohan off it? gossip girl has the scoop. >> gossip girl here. they say celebrities never sleep, except with each other. i've got all the scoop. is this lindsay lohan's way of introducing us to her new man? lindsay on an instagram selfie spree and showing off this under-the-cover photo of designer tal coopern. no word if they are an item or even if that's her bed. lindsay always keeps us guessing. >>> kay dash momma jer, kris jenner, enjoying her new found freedom and cozying up to rapper after secretly dating three months, they just got engaged. come on, guys did you believe it in the gone viral report came from a parody site. i hear she is trying to set up drake with her daughter, khloe. >>> darlings, i'm no

. >> they honor their king in ancient kerr moneys. they won't be able to chart their own course politically and demand a fair share of the countries mineral wealth. a new constitution being drafted will further undermine the official place in must. >> although they see the best option is for us to keep living in harmony with our brothers and sisters in northern reddish is that has failed in the last 49 years. >> many say the government has neglected them. it wounded comment because of the court case, but there are signs it's listening. motorists are being asked what improvements can be made. >> the government's working on giving more power, placating some separatists, but say it won't make a special case of any one province and seems it won't tolerate unrest. >> this man is afraid to speak freely. this woman is also p.m. the situation is devastating. what kind of leadership do we have with no mercy. we're terrified the police will come back. >> some people here would happily settle for more investment from government, others want a se

. >> overtime steven how's kerr, from 27 yards out sends the game into a final.he seahawks come back from 21 down. it's the biggest come from behind in franchise victory. >> similar to when he was a player. jason says he'll take pep toe to settle his nerves as the new head coach. after a blow out loss to orlando he'll need more than the pink stuff. there is kidd back from a 2-game suspension. the way brooklyn was careless with the ball, they played like they needed coaching. the nets turns to a deppo lay-up. kevin garnett mishandles. 12 turnovers, the worst a bad pass from darren williams leading to a 360 slam. orlando wins big, 107. the miami heat snaps a 2-game skid thanks to lebron james. they beat the washington wizards. heat had 32 assists on 37 field goals, including this one from james to dwayne wayne. when he moved the ball - we played that way. miami's record improves to two from two. russell wes brook on the floor for the thunder after missing six months with a knee injury. against the phoenix suns he never looked like he missed a game. kevin durant add

. >> i think i will dance until my legs no long kerr hold me up, rocky says. that, and the good lord willing. >> in fact, tango can take a lifetime to master. >> he says it is a dance anyone can learn. >> even a total rookie like me. >> great! >> it gets to you. it gets to you. >> karina, of tv's dancing with the stars joined a company of forever tango which had a revival on broadway this past summer. >> it is a conversation with body language, with intention, with intensity in every single move or gesture. you become that character. you become that partner's woman. it is definitely one of the most intense and also fulfilling dances you will ever do. >> >> reporter: back at the world cup the pressure is building. it is the moment of truth for the american team of naomi and laurents. >> all that stands between them and tango glory, 1,200 of the best dance in other words the world, thousands of fans and a brutally demanding panel of judges. >> the teams must perform just three unannounced songs, each has a different tempo. it is the ultimate test of a couple's c

creating a fan frenzy in new york city just days after officially splittingrom supeodel wife, miranda kerreractive wodwide fan event f "the hobbit," the desnation of smaut. our speciacorrespondent. >> what do you make the fact th fans respond the same way all over the world? >> something abo this franchise of movies and the story and thisorld that allows people to sort of escape, which is what people love to go to the movies for. >> this movie in theaters december 13th. >>> and starting tomorrow, aj's doing a little star sighting halfway around the world. >> countindown to the miss universe pageant with all the contestants. we are the only show here in moscow and it all starts tomorrow. >>> up next, oprah clause. >> this is the most exciting time of year. >> winfrey in a ball gown going on a super-sized shopping spree. >> oh, my god. >>> then, new video, how jimmy kimmel freaked out america's kids on youtube. [ crying ] >>> plus, lady gaga cashing a $3 million paycheck from a russian billionaire. what she's doing on new year's eve to earn it. >>> okay, what's the number one thing on your c

kerr riff decided to go to geneva to make a last-minute push for that deal.greement being worked on calls for iran to reduce its nuclear program and in exchange some u.s. and international sanctions would be eased. >>> the obama administration is offering people a few more days to sign up for health care this year because of massive problems with their web site. the deadline to sign up and get coverage for next year is now december 23rd, just a week before the deadline the administration set to fix all the problems with the health care.gov site. >>> the usaid program is under scrutiny after reports of fraud. according to the "wall street journal," more than 20% of the malaria drugs sent to africa were stolen each year between 2006 and 2012 and sold on the black market. and a federal audit has uncovered that half of the $1.4 billion the u.s. set aside to spend on rebuilding in haiti was wasted on a port and power plant that both failed. the government says it is taking steps to address the problem. >>> and the virginia state senator who was stabbed by his own

. >> this is lauren and you see miranda kerr in the picture here. in this picture. now we look at lauren. >> come out lauren. >> step out next to the picture. i love this how they match up next to the picture and the video. this is an investment. this is $129 from l.l. bean but everyone needs a great trench. you can go from inside to outside and it really looks like a very chic, very chic item. and then you see the -- >> classic. >> the flats in the picture, they're prada. these are from american eagle for $34.95. this total look, $250.87 and the designer one clearly thousands. >> nice. >> that's great. >> great. >> you guys should remember at home, too, a lot of this stuff these celebrities get for free. don't feel so bad about it. they get a lot of it for free. >> it's gifted and a lot of these designers at these mass market stores are making the items so exact. i would wear so many of these pieces. it's about mixing and matching high and low. >> jessica alba. >> okay. >> jessica alba, this is daniela. in the picture we have a bag, oliver people s

joining us now is steve kerr bernake. >> the turnout numbers specifically in northern virginia, we saw an electorate that looked much more like 2012 than it did the last time they elected a governor in 2009. >> what we saw in virginia was a repeat of election night in virginia in 2012. in 2012, romney was leading at 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. it was those counties, loudon county, prince william, of fairfax county, arlington county right outside of washington d.c. . that is correct. those numbers from fairfax were overwhelmingly for terry mcauliffe. that is where it came from. in looking at that malik tonight, that is the same story. >> looking at the new jersey results, it's no surprise that chris christie was able to get his second term as governor of new jersey. i was surprised by how bluntly he was campaigning for president on the night that he got reelected. the results in down ballot and everything else, is there anything that was surprising? >> what you are saying is true. it was clear a year ago that he would have an easy time because the democratic party did not invest. the democratic

here's a picture of her and miranda kerr right there. see that?r ] i don't know what happened there, but apparently her tongue finally escaped and licked them off. [ laughter and applause ] apparently. that's what we heard. >> steve: apparently. >> jimmy: this just in -- this is not good. i read that costco is having to apologize to some customers after it mistakenly labeled some bibles that it was selling is as fiction. [ light laughter ] so after spending your saturday at a costco, it is pretty easy to start thinking there is no god. it's like what am i doing? [ laughter and applause ] got to get out of here. if you've got kids, listen to this. there's a new study out that found that today's kids cannot run as fast as their parents did when they were children. but in fairness, the last generation didn't have phones to look at while they were running. [ laughter and applause ] candy crush! this was everywhere today. i love this. a man in chattanooga, tennessee -- [ cheers ] -- no way. that's great that you're -- but did you see this guy, he produ

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>> kerr y sanders. the attorney worked well with scooter libby, it will be very interesting to see what he finds. up next, the political postscript, big wins for both parties in two gubernatorial races. we'll look at the week that was and the week ahead in politics. also, developing right now, secretary of state john kerry is in switzerland to negotiate a possible breakthrough to freeze iran's nuclear program. but today the secretary said that several key issues remain unresolved. we'll go there live. [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh what a relief it is! >>> time for the political postscript, voters headed to the polls for an offyear election that fired on all cylinders, chris christie scoring the win in new jersey, terry mcauliffe squeaking it out

cand kerr kennedy.art with you, you were four years old and don't have memory of that day but in terms of the legacy, what do you think it should be in family? >> he was a man who really loved our country and tried to make our policy both domestically and internationally reflective of the greatest values, da memocde making sure everyone in our country had a vote and was able to go to the polls and vote. i think that's why we remember him as a great leader, and as somebody who is fun and vigor. >> robert, you wrote a fascinating piece for the issue of "rolling stone" magazine. paints him as a man of peace, despite the conflict raging domestically and on the foreign stage, was seeking all the time to avoid conflict. >> yeah, he -- he told his friends that he was basically a peace president despite the cold war blabber that he used during his campaign. privately, he was a war hero. he was a war veteran. he seen the capriceness, the war. there was a consensus shows among the star who were world war veterans