they don't need john king on cnn. they can find him on youtube or anywhere they want. >> well, i think tv journalism is definitely changing. most major national broadcasters now do have a youtube channel, and they use it to reach their audiences online as well as on tv, and i think also tv is changing because the broadcasting experience can now be more interactive. you can hear from your audience, you can talk with your audience, they can help inform your programming. so i think the nature of how we have a public dialogue about the issues of the day is actually becoming more robust, and that can happen best what happens with a hybrid model, i think, between web and tv. >> what does that mean, a hybrid model? >> i think it means leveraging the power of people who are using the web to consume news throughout the day to help inform how you cover it yourself. so it means putting clips of your news shows online to help reach new audiences, it meanasking the audience to give you feedback about stories that you're reporting.

joining us now in new york is john king. he's the anchor of "john king u.s.a." he's at the cnn election matrix, which is what we call it now. i like the john king wall. walk us through some of the -- what does this house race look like from your perspective? >> we still got the old wall, larry. it's been updated with new technology too. the matrix right here, these are the 100 most competitive house races across the country. you see all that blue behind me because democrats are so much on the defensive in this election campaign. 91 of the 100 closest races for the house of representatives are being defended by democrats. and republicans only need a net gain of 39. right here in these 100 races they could get to that magic number and make john boehner the next speaker of the house. a lot of these are in the class of 2006 and 2008. 2008 president obama won big, 2006 made nancy pelosi the speaker. here's what we'll look at, this is the president's own state, illinois. phil hare, why is he in trouble? the midwest is turning republican this year. what's troubling for

king john's rebellious barons might be surprised to think that the freedom they fought for my now applyeveryone and not just the aristocracy. >> across the occupied west bank, palestinian farmers are gathering for the olive harvest. for many, this is the main source of income, especially for those prevented from working in israel. the palestinians claim their groves are being attacked by jewish settlers. they say they want to drive them off their land and climate for themselves. -- claim it for themselves. >> this should be the best time of year for these west bank farmers. the days are cooling off and the olives are ripe. this from ken french -- can fetch an excellent price. -- this fruit can fetch an excellent price. when they arrive in their gross to start picking, this is what many farmers found. dozens of branches deliberately broken off. no one saw who did this, but suspicion immediately falls on the nearby jewish settlers. >> when these palestinian farmers arrived here this morning, they found out that not only many of their trees had been damaged, but they also found a stable to

he said king johns rebellious barons might be surprised to find the freedoms they fought for now applyeveryone and not just the air tock crazy. daniel stanford bbc news. >> and across the occupied west bank, the farmers are gathering for -- for many olives are the main source of income. especially since they're prevented from working in israel. the groves are a battle ground. they claim the trees are are being attacked by settlers. from the westbank, they put winfield hayes. >> this should be the best time of year for the westbank farmers. the days are cooling off, the olives are ripe. with demand high, this fruit will fetch an excellent price. whether they arrived in the groves, to start picking, this is what many of the farmers found. dozens of branches deliberately prone off. no one saw who did this, but suspicion immediately falls on the nearby jewish settlement. when the palestinian farmers arrived this morning, they found out not only many of the trees had been damaged but they also found staples to almost every olive tree, this. this is a page from the caron. the bit that has be

pete. >> john king, that's right. they have a bunch of new warning labels. can look at some of them here. i have an idea, john king, not everybody is motivated by the fear of death. some of us want to be accepted. you have time for a couple of my ideas for a label? >> go. >> how about this one, john king? if you smoke your breath will smell like crap. that's a good motivator. if you only smoke because you drink it's because you are lonely. it will cause you to stand outside in the dead of winter, shiver over your addiction. the president is a

king, the host of "john king usa," cnn's chief national correspondent. he's at the cnn matrix with more. anything shock you last night, john? >> well, larry, you just said, a lot has changed. boy, is that an understatement. when i stood here last night, before polls closed, these were the 100 most competitive house races. 91 of them, 91 of them were blue last night. held by democrats. the flashing red means picked up by a republican. larry, the geographic and the generational scope of the republican victory was stunning. you had democrats who had been in office more than 20 years losing their seats. so many big things happens. here's one of the things that really concerns the democrats. patrick murphy, an iraq war veteran. defeated by former congressman mike fitzpatrick. why are democrats worried it that? not just because patrick murphy lost. independent voters in the suburbs are a huge swing vote in america. they swung the republican way last night. that's one thing they worry about. the republican party has struggled in the northeast lately. yet, they p

king who hosts "john king, usa," the proposal calls for $4 trillion, $4 trillion in cuts to the deficit. this cnn national exit poll shows voters felt reducing the deficit was the highest priority for the next congress. higher than creating jobs, higher than cutting taxes. does it mean a politician could get away with raising taxes and cutting programs if it means a serious reduction in the deficit and the debt. >> my friend, welcome to washington. yes, we wish that were the case. already, you saw the initial reaction. from the left it was dead on arrival because it touches medicare and social security. from the right it was dead on arrival because of tax increases. we have instant polarization, which is why we haven't dealt with these issues for a quarter of a century. president clinton tried, george bush, they couldn't get it done. both party has immediately retreat to their special interest bunkers. it's like a base commission. you have to have an up or down vote in the congress. they won't get a majority. we'll see going forward but the early reac

john king is taking a close look, john, at the house of representatives. a lot of democrats are even assuming right now that the republicans will become the majority. >> the public line for speaker pelosi from the president of the united states is the majority and most democratic strategists see the republicans on the way to winning and some say 55 or more house seats. these are 100 most competitive house races from coast to coast. if you look at all of that blue, see all of that blue, 91 are now held by democrats. that shows you the challenge that the democrats have. as we look at the races, they go from east to west and the class of 2008, 2006 was the class that brought nancy pelosi to come in on obama's coat tails. this is one of the race the republicans targeted earlier. she won in colorado, a freshman in 2008, especially when they came to washington and president election. if you look right here, that's another reason. and they call a district john mccain won. plus, she voted for the stimulus program, cap and trade energy bill and the republicans beli

>> that's right, john king.rdia to atlanta where i am this morning to figure out what was going on. i have to admit i'm not one of those people opposed to being touched. in fact, i did everything, john king, to get touched. i bought one way with cash, i was twitchy, sweaty, looked nervous. they didn't pay attention to me whatsoever. they wouldn't touch me. no one came anywhere near the junk. i just wanted to be touched. nothing, john. then t

john king usa starts right now. >> thanks, wolf. good evening, everyone.ess is back from its break. washington is crackling with debates over tax cuts, whether to repeal the military's don't ask don't tell policy and whether to ratify a major noounk arms treaty with russia. when the house of representatives convened today, this was the first order of business. >> this resolution provides for legislation to prohibit the creation and sale of so-called animal crush videos. these videos depict small animals being slowly crushed to death by women using their bare feet or while wearing high heels. >> important? absolutely. but first out of the box after a huge election message from the american people? over on the senate side, though, proof that sometimes smp pole tigs do listen. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell stunned many of his colleagues in both parties by announcing he will support a moratorium on earmarks. those spending projects members slip into legislation. it's a conservative message. >> nearly every day that the senate has been in session for

. >> i'm wolf blitzer, john king starts right now. >>> john king is off today, i'm candy crowley. for president obama it's already a busy wednesday morning in indonesia. there's an embassy visit later this hour, followed by a stop at southeast asia's largest mosque and then a major speech. if things seem a little rushed, they are. they're trying to get out of town before a cloud of volcanic ash disrupted air travel. dan rivers joins us from jakarta. what's going on right now? >> reporter: president obama is due to visit the largest mosque in southeast asia this morning, then he'll go on to make a major speech at jakarta university where he'll set out a number of themes, talking about how much indonesia has changed since he lived here as a boy in the '60s and '70s, about how much common interest indonesia and the united states have. then he'll go on to talk about building bridges with the muslim world, themes set out in cairo last year. in particular, talking about the fact that the world has a choice, that they can either be defined by their differences or forge common ground. >>

we will talk about it with our political analyst gloria borger and john king who is the host of "johnt begins at the top of the hour. let me play this clip, and then we will discuss. >> i think that there are going to be tensions within the party. i don't knt no't know the incum paul, but he has already talked about withdrawals or cuts in defense, et cetera, and a number of others are. there is no doubt that this new group of republicans have come in with a commitment to take a meat ax to the spending, but i'm not sure that you can say that everything that in defense is sacrosanct while the rest of the cuts in education, and social programs are taking place, so i worry a lot about the rise of protectionism and isolationism in the republican party. >> does he have a point there? should he be worried about the rise of protectionism, and isolationism in the tea party-backed republicans? >> he is, and he should be, because john mccain is very much a supporter of the war in afghanistan. if we leave afghanistan, he edoesn't want edoesn't want it to be because of budget reasons and some of t

"john king usa" starts right "john king usa" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> sarah palin likes to mock what she calls the mainstream media. in interviews with "the new york times" and new york news, she inches closer tonight to a 2012 presidential run. >> if you ran for president, could you beat barack obama? >> i believe so. >> also tonight, a republican governor who, not too long ago, was near the top of any 2012 prospects list until what his staff said was a long hike in the mountains turned out to be a secret trip turned out to be a trip to see his mistress. and when a company struggles, the ceo gets the ax and the manager or the coach is usually the first to go when a sports team falters. so is it smart or foolish for the democrats to keep pelosi and the rest of their congressional leadership team in place as is after devastating midterm election losses? >> i think we missed an opportunity today. to send a signal to america that we understand what happened this past election. >> now, we were planning to begin right there, with the debate about the dem

sir elton john versus billy jean king in a tennis star show down. urned out at american university for the celebrity tournament. stars raised more than a half million dollars for elton john's aids foundation and washington aids partnership. the team captained by billy jean king defeated elton john to tie the series at 9-9. >>> in honor of thanksgiving's most famous bird, they have a collection of best tv moments where they make the cameo. who could forget the simpsons fight over where to place the bird. or when mawn kate middleton was over her head with this friends episode. >>> tonight's entertainment report. with mary heart. >> all of this can be yours by using my wish method. >> having her on the show is a real joy. >> except on the show, bleep my dad says airing on cbs, they don't exactly mesh. >> you and all these people gathered here are crazy losers. >> he plays a self help guru. >> one man's scam is another man's dream. >> amazingly, the two wind up in bed together. >> that was not a discouragement, implies act of will. >> she is a charming,

that into a political gain should hang up the gloves. >> let's discuss with this gloria borger and john kingt is a subtle dig at the obama administration. >> yes, she was using that same line before the election that she is using after the election. if you talk to democrats, it is no secret that they believe that the obama administration was not out there forcefully enough selling the agenda that they took the hard votes on, particularly in the house. she pushed a tough agenda, and she got folks in line to vote for it, and there are a lot of democrats felt that they were left out there hanging on a limb. so, yes, this is a i believe not so subtle dig, but she has been a good trooper for barack obama, and that is why she is running again, because she wants to protect what she has done. >> well, a lot of the democrats in the house who have gotten re-elected or coming to washington are not happy with her, but they are afraid to say, that because she is a strong and powerful leader. >> and great fund raiser for the party, and a disciplined and compassionate leader if you will. she knows everybod

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john: i'll call. chris: he calls. king-deuce for nicole. nicole: i raise. dealer: raise. nicole: 3,000. chris: raises to 3,000. dealer: 3,000 total. 3,000 is the total bet. chris: and john calls. dealer: call. daniel: well, this is kind of an important pot. nicole: yep. daniel: yeah. chris: deuce-king-trey. nicole flops two pair. nicole: check. chris: she slow plays by checking. john: check. dealer: check. chris: but john doesn't fall into the trap. he checks. 6 of clubs on the turn. nicole: 3,000. chris: nicole fires 3,000. daniel: all right. chris: john folds. [cheering/applause] daniel: woo, too big of a hand! she had a little something, something. i had a feeling you did, too. nicole: yeah? daniel: yeah, 'cause this is my job. i play poker for a living. nicole: yeah, you do? daniel: yeah. nicole: oh, wow. chris: so nicole starts her comeback, as the blinds are up to 1,000 and 2,000. queen-8 of hearts for nicole. nicole: i raise 6,000. dealer: 6,000 is the bet. chris: raises to 6,000, as she continues her aggressive play. that leaves nicole with less than [inaudible] in chips. elway,

"john king usa" starts right now. >> thanks, wolf. good evening, everywhere. tonight, the republican in line to be next speaker in the house says he will pass on one of the powerful perks of that office, an air force jet to shuttle him home on weekends. also, a woman making history. susanna martinez will be new mexico's first women chief executive and the nation's first latina governor. is tough on border security but says the immigration law goes too far. a new report that is chilling. western intelligence sources telling us al qaeda is planning mumb mumbai-style terror attacks in europe and perhaps here in the united states. that developing story in just a moment. first, a defining post-election challenge with huge implications for your bottom line. consider this sober headline -- quote, the problem is real. the solution is real. the painful solution will test whether your government, democrats and republicans, is serious about an issue that was just front and center in so many midterm campaigns. the bold shrink the debt proposal comes from a chairman of a c

comedians, we latch onto something, and we're not good people, john king.of them. whatever the weakness, the quirk, whatever it is, especially if p it's a politician, it's been hard to make fun of the president because he doesn't have enough quirks. he says "look" a lot, and he's got that interesting cadence, but nobody's really been able to latch on to making fun of the way he speaks. somebody are will crack it soon. >> look straight into the camera because if tina fey owe sarah palin, who does pete dominic owe? daughtry? mr. clean? yule brenner? >> aha. these are good bald jokes. i stand by them. i have been confused for all of them. but mostly i get mr. burns, montgomery burns from the simpsons. homer, where is he? i've also gotten galum from lord of the red winwings, both of whd me to therapy on a weekly basis. >> do we pay

i have had the pleasure of being on a panel monday that was chaired by john king frum "the chronicle," which was very interesting, as well as talking to some of the people who are involved with the health services master plan and with the booker t. washington project. >> commissioners, you are now under the director's report, item seven, director's announcements, item eight, review of past week's events at the board of supervisors, board of appeals, and historic preservation commission. >> thank you, and i had my for the congratulations to scott and i look forward to working together with him in the coming years. i went to the neighborhood at work friday afternoon to discuss a number of paulette. a number of topics with the residence. one of the things i wanted to mention to you is we will be, towards the end of the year, probably early december, giving you an update on the overall action plan, wrapping that up, and presenting to you some of our recommendations for changing the items under due process for internal procedural changes, primarily, and we will be convening with public sta

we find a number of community centers in the neighborhood, including the john king community center, the village, which until recently is being operated by the community development corporation as their clubhouse. unfortunately, some of the centers are lacking in terms of programming and operations, and even the physical maintenance in some areas. but we do have many important shells of community centers in the area. given that fact, we found it would not be appropriate to continue to incentivize the development of a significant amount of new community facilities in the area. but in the spirit of compromise we have proposed not to eliminate that section entirely, but to clarify that sponsor should come before you, the commission, to obtain full credit under that section of the code. of course, that is all voluntary. it is simply an option for sponsors who wish to pursue that. i know it is a rather technical modification to this, but i think stuff will walk you through the mechanics. -- staff will walk you through the mechanics. i will be here to answer any questions. president miguel

we'll talk about this with john king. comes up right at the top of the hour. i don't think this is very serious, this notion that colin powell would be the white house chief of staff. i don't know what you're hearing. >> there is a white house chief of staff, pete rouse, who was just named to the job. number two, there has been from ed rendell and other democrats the idea floated that the president needs to look outside his inner circle. pete rouse, a long-time advisor was in the white house. some democrats will tell you that one of the republicans in this white house is that folks believe they're too insular. pete rouse is going to be there for the foreseeable future. ed rendell is not going to be the chief of staff. he would have taken the job. and powell, colin powell, was making the point to larry king, no thank you. i've done my service. it's interesting in that interview. number one, trying to -- trying to, a, deflect talk about him. he did say that this election was a body blow to barack obama. and that the presiden

cnn chief national correspondent john king brings it to us now from washington. ry and the president of the united states back from the international trip we'll get a test whether washington is serious about an issue huge in the midterm campaign, spending and deficit reduction. the president says it's a priority. he'll have a new republican congress. his own debt commission, the president's commission just put out its recommendations and they call for some very tough choices here in washington. they want to cut spending in 2012 immediately right out of the box, cut spending and bring spending down to 21% of what the gross domestic products, the size of the economy. cut a lot of spending including a 15% cut for the white house budget, 15% for the congressional budget. a lot of programs across the board. and they also say they should reform the tax code. lower rates but here's where republicans will probably get mad, increase revenues in the end meaning some taxes -- overall tax revenues to the government would go up some. spending cuts, some tax increases. we'll se

john king is there with our political update. mitch mcconnell in the senate wearing off earmarks?he whole earmark reform before, was he? >> no, drew. as of sun up this morning he was part of the let's keep earmarks movement. so this is dramatic change from the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and proof to cynical voters politicians do listen. he went through his long history of support for earmarks, talked about how he thinks most of the projects are actually pretty good spending decisions by the congress on behalf of the taxpayers but said he's listening, the voters clearly sending a message especially conservative voters who elected the house of representatives. they don't want that anymore. he'll join the house republican leadership. now the senate and house republicans hand in hand supporting a moratorium on earmarks. those are projects the congressmen specifically write. maybe a bridge to nowhere or a courthouse where congressmen specifically write in. mccouldn't a converted to on the earmark issue. he's on the floor because congress is back for a lame duck session. w

damage to foreign relations terrorism and foreign policy expert from the king's college from kings college i said john gibson says the files published by the website could be just one insight but not the country's policy. let's believe there could be a vast release of huge number of documents but those documents are only one part of what is a vast government machine and so the opinions of let's say an ambassador in one station in one consulates will be taken with intelligence sources personal relationships between political leaders taken out of context these documents might give a misleading picture if we just take one documents and say it says this rude thing about this at this leader and their reliability that doesn't necessarily mean it's that country's policy it means that's one insight in this globalized world with communications twenty four hours a day having a presence of of different countries officials in other countries is supposed to improve relations not undermine them and i think if people are now less willing to be candid and less willing to speculate a little bit it might lead to worse

john adams intends should make himself king and to appoint his son, john quincy as successor for life. if we elect goodcandidates know that he is a boatload of 24in london that he intends to bring to the presidential man mansion. in reliable witness on the cabinet can testify that he is certifiably insane. remember eagle 10? remember that in 72? that's what the political culture of the moment is like. and in that moment, abigail is a lioness, protecting her layer. she cannot believe what is being said about her husband and her son. her sake publisher, of a newspaper called the wasp, great title, accuses adams of having a big ass. last night one of the features of the aliens and sedition act come is alien and sedition act is the first time in british american law makes truth a defense. if you say the king of england has a big ass, and he does, that's worse. okay come you go to jail forever, with a cut your head off. in the alien sedition act, if its true come you can't be prosecuted. so abigail says well, we can't go after that guy because i know you do have a big ass. [laughter] how d

john king will be back tomorrow night. parker spitzer starts right now. >>> good evening. >> welcome to a special edition of the program. coming up, sarah palin is speaking live in pennsylvania. >> it's one of her first speeches since the midterms. i am curious to see if she gloats just a little bit about the tea party's success. >> that is just moments away. are what he says might surprise you. >> first we start with tonight's headliner. his message embodied the tea party and as a result last tuesday he will lead the movement's wave into washington. >> but converting campaign rhetoric to action won't be easy. thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> thank you so much for joining us. we do want to talk about sarah palin a little bit. given the republican's opposition to any other stimulus is this not the government's last option to stimulate the economy? >> well, i don't think the government can create jobs or stimulate anything. i think the government is only successful when they get out of the way of the marketp

king live." >> larry: john bon jovi was scheduled to be with us tonight. we taped it earlier. it will air next week. since this weekend, the whistle-blowing website wikileaks has published hundreds of classified u.s. diplomatic messages -- the first of what the organization says is a quarter million similar documents. in addition to being published on wikileaks' website, the documents were acquired in advance by five major newspapers in europe and the u.s. cnn declined a last-minute offer to discuss advanced access to some of the documents because of a confidentiality agreement requested by wikileaks that cnn considered unacceptable. cnn has committed to carefully and responsibly reporting on the documents already published by wikileaks and the five newspapers. focussing not only on what the leaked documents say, but what their publication means for global relations and u.s. diplomacy. joining us, daniel ellsberg. in 1971, he leaked sot-called pentagon papers, a secret study of u.s. decision making about vietnam to the media. he's the focus of the 2009 documentaire "the most d

john king usa starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. a busy day in politics and must see tv to share tonight, including a royal engagement. >> it went really well. i was very pleased she said yes. >> plus a hero at the white house. the first living medal of honor recipient since the vietnam war. >> sal to her guiuta risked his life above and beyond the call of duty. >> as we approach the busiest travel period, the two pressing issues dealing with air safety. the transportation security administration was on capitol hill today and asked about the recent terrorist attempt to ship two packages containing powerful explosives into the united states on cargo planes. >> but for the intelligence tip that was provided by our allies, with our current security systems have detected these package bombs? >> in my professional opinion, no. >> a homeland security correspondent jeanne meserve joins us. that was a short and sobering answer there. >> he's stating unfortunately an obvious fact. there's a huge hole when it comes to cargo security. the tsa

"john king usa" starts right now. >> foent raum eman nell left barack obama's side to run for mayor of chicago? should he check first to see if he meets the residency requirement? vice president biden said his warm warned him to be careful what you wish for. speaking of 2012, donald trump can't offer enough praise of the tea party and tells me if he runs as president it will be as a republican. politics in a moment. let's begin with your safety sxa sudden rush in congress to question the armt screening procedures in place as we head into the year's busiest travel days. tonight, new calls to outlaw the patdowns and body scanners the government says are critical to prevent another 9/11, and new rules for pilots. they have access to the cockpit and roam airport tarmac, yet they're letting most pilots skip through the screening. ron paul joins our debate, but jeanne meserve explains why pilots get waved through. jeanne. >> they say they've already been vetted in order to fly airplanes. they say what's the point of searching us for weapons when we get onto a plane that can be used as a weap

. >> maybe you got the celebrity treatment because they are fans of "john king usa" or "what the week". >> every time the tsa guys are friendly. they say, hey, you're the bald cnn guy. i know that, sir. thank you very much. >> i know a few. i will send your photo. thanks, folks. >> good evening. >> welcome to the program. another great program tonight. we'll go under the hood with the mechanic david goldsmith who will tell us why gm cars are getting better. >> i can never get enough car talk, eliot. we el look at a controversy with wr the new president at fresno university is an illegal immigrant. there is talk of deporting him. we'll look at that. >> and we have barney frank to tell us why the economy is coming back and why government played a critical role. first, opening arguments, very simple. it worked. the gm bailout, an enormous success. your tax dollars did two things -- restored an iconic american manufacturer to produce cars and it makes money. it is profitable. what more can you ask for? we'll get our money back. >> whoa, hoss. this is a great suess story. i'm not about to

john adams intends to make himself king and to appoint himself john quincy s successor for life. if reelected it is known that he has a boatload of 24 prostitutes in london he intends to bring to the presidential mansion. [laughter] and reliable witnesses of his behavior on the cabinet can testify that he is certifiably insane. remember eagleton and 72? that's what the political culture of the moment is like. and in that moment, abigail is a lioness protecting her lare. she cannot believe what is being said about her husband and her son. there is a funny moment when the publisher newspaperman in new jersey, publisher of the newspaper called "the boss," great tidal, accuses adams of having a big ass. [laughter] and one of the naturally wonderful features of the alien and sedition act, and most people don't know this, is the alien and sedition act is when british and american law makes true a defense. if you say the king of england has a big ass, and he does, that's worse. okay? you go to jail forever were they cut your head off. in the alien and sedition act, if it's true, you can