. >>> ladies and gentlemen, my name is kurt steker.tendant and i am running for president of the united states. >> flight attendant kurt steker is on a mission. >> welcome aboard, all passengers. >> in these days of painfully long lines and overcrowded flights, he's determined to lighten the mood. >> let me tell you, as president of the united states, if there is a decompression on this aircraft, every man, woman, and child on this aircraft will receive oxygen. when i hear a flight attendant or gate agent, you know, making announcements, you can tell they're just reading. >> place the mask over your nose and mouth, adjust the elastic band around your head -- >> it hurts my ears. i don't want -- you know, people don't want to feel like they're a herd of cattle. people want to be talked to. >> kurt delivers his announcements with a humorous twist meant to entertain passengers. >> oxygen will flow at a rate of $2 for the first minute and then 99 cents for each additional minute. if you're traveling with more than one child, now is a good

and i had a special edition of conversations of great minds i'm joined by kurt eichenwald kurt eichenwald is a contributing editor of vanity fair a new york times best selling author of three books he previously worked for twenty years at times in england as an investigative reporter columnist and senior writer two time winner of the george polk award for excellence in journalism and a pulitzer prize finalist in two thousand and two thousand and two his second book the informant was called one of the best nonfiction books of the decade by the new york times book review and made into a major motion picture starring matt damon her its most recent book is the critically acclaimed five hundred days secrets and lies in the terror wars joins me now in the studio so honored to have you with us thanks for having me thanks for joining us. first of five hundred a question so let's start with nine eleven it seems to have been a pivotal point in fact i want to get into some of the before it but first of all the nine eleven commission i'm just curious your thoughts on what they did how well they did t

half hour we revisit a recent conversation with great minds that i had with investigative reporter kurt eichenwald on september eleventh this year i can well publish an explosive excerpt from his new book five hundred days secrets and lies in the terror wars the excerpt was published in the new york times and he revealed just how often the bush administration was warned about the coming nine eleven attacks and yet did nothing to stop in this conversation i can walt explains exactly what the bush administration was thinking in the months leading up to nine eleven and i ask the question that his new book attempts to answer that nine eleven have been prevented so here it is conversations with great minds with kurt eichenwald. tonight a special edition of conversations of great minds and joined by kurt eichenwald production wall is a contributing editor of vanity fair a new york times best selling author of three books he previously worked for twenty years the times in england as an investigative reporter columnist and senior writer two time winner of the george polk award for excellence in

kurt suzuki, he steps up. he's named kurt clech f ed kurt reason. in the bottom of the second gonzalez has some command issues. three walks in the inning and then geo throws a wild witch. molina scores to tie it at one right here. they would take a 2-1 lead on john jay's sac fly later in the game. top of eight, tyler moore hits one dropping into right. two score on this play and puts the nats on top, up 3-2. right now we have the same count late in the eighth inning. >> >>>o's o's and yankees doing battle as we speak. we will have team coverage on the late news. >>> the redskins had their hands full with the atlanta falcons. the good news is rg3 is home tonight. they will have tests this week. they're saying it was a mild concussion. let's show you how the redskins did today. this game started out so promising. london fletcher getting the defense pumped up before the game, and you know what? it worked. tough task facing the falcons qb. we have ryan on ryan qb crime. returns it 28 yards for the score. his second career touchdown. red kins up 7-0. thi

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> on time service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. on the buses come at the seven team bus diverting at west nursery. the 61 bus diverting at charles and 28th street. the 91 bus is not going into the rogers avenue metro station because of construction. now back to ava marie. >> thank you. we're basically in the 40's. 47 right now at the airport. you can see these shades of green and yellow. that is some very warm air pushing in from the south. 70 degrees in kansas city. we will see a big bump in the temperatures. high temperatures from 68 to 72 degrees. a lot of sunshine today. the wind will be 5 to 10 miles per hour. by tonight, we will see increasing clouds. upper 40's across the majority of the area. not as cold tonight. a warm front continues to lift into the mid atlantic. some minimal rain chance is. minimal rain mainly in the northern counties of maryland. in northern baltimore county, carroll county, you could see a couple of sprinkles on tuesday. most e

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning.g along nicely. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway both on schedule. we have a few bus diversions. the 35 bus is diverting at monument and patterson park. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. let's start down and the tropics. we have a hurricane on the map. this is the 17th named storm of the season. most of the storms have missed the mainland of the united states. it is a few hundred miles south of bermuda. it will pass to the east of bermuda tomorrow morning. that storm is approaching from the south. category one hurricane just south of bermuda. a front will keep it offshore. we did get some rain from the front. that is up in new england now and we will have a dry day today. partly cloudy to start and becoming mostly sunny this afternoon. yesterday we were near 70 in some places. 50 at the airport right now. becoming mostly sunny. a little bit cooler but still nice. high temperature between 63 and 68. it will be a little c

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> we're off to a good start on the mta system. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail on schedule. metro subway also on schedule. the 61 bus is diverting at charles and 28th. the diversion at theogers avenue metro station. the 35 bus is diverting at monument and patterson park. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. it is a warm start. temperatures are in the 60's. 66 at the airport. 63 in parkton. we will probably sneak into the low 70's today. 47 in minneapolis. that cool air is working its way to the east. when you change air masses, we could get some rain. high pressure will take control after this goes through and we will have nice weather for the middle of the week. for the most part, it is just cloudy and we did not expect any trouble for the morning commute. some rain is showing up on hd doppler. there is some heavier showers in the mountains and that will come to baltimore later this morning and this afternoon. this is going to be hit a

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> moving along nicely on the rails with no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on time. the three, 11 buses diverting at charles and 28th street. i'm kurt knke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. the weather is quiet hero home. hurricane rafael has sustained winds of 80 miles per hour. it will kick up some big waves up and down the east coast including the delmarva beaches. there could be some dangerous rip currents and some big surf. it could be below rough along the beaches. that storm will stay offshore. we will have a nice day today. you can see some high, thin clouds on the satellite. that will catch up to was tomorrow and into friday morning. light rain moving across ohio and detroit. we will get some high, thin cloud cover as this system evolves off to the west. 43 at the airport. 39 in westminster. 42 degrees in rising sun. a mixture of sun and clouds. it will be a nice afternoon. high temperatures into the upper 60's.

i am kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. things are pretty quiet but we still have some minor flooding problems. it takes a while for the water to drain off. various counties we have flood advisories in effect. a stream or creek could still be doing some flooding. 37 in taneytown. 41 at the airport. 43 in chestertown. we're still under the influence of the storm. you can see the circulation. the center is in western pennsylvania. it will get a little breezy this afternoon. 30% chance for a rain shower. it will not cause a problem for trick-or-treating. we could see a few sprinkles on the radar and some snow in far western maryland. there could be a passing light rain shower or sprinkle. 30% chance for a rain shower. high temperature in the mid 50's. the wind will pick up this afternoon. this evening should be no problem. there might be a sprinkle. sunset is that a 6:06. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the upper 30's and low 40's. humidity 50's tomorrow. the clouds will thicken up on sunday and there could be some rain s

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning.ve a delay with light rail. metro subway is on schedule. on the buses, a few diversions including the 51 bus. the 61 bus is diverting at charles and 28th street. no more train service on monday and no mta commuter bus on monday. mobility paratransit all operate on regular schedule on monday. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. the big change from yesterday is the drop in the humidity. temperatures dropped off last night. we're in the upper 50's and low 60's. in the city, a base a huge difference. 67 downtown. it is a cool start. you will need a light jacket. watching some rain coming across the ohio valley. this is associated with a cold front. high pressure is blocking it from coming in right now. this front will come through saturday afternoon. it has some almost winter like air on the backside. once that goes by, the jet stream will dip down to the south. that will allow the cooler air to spill and from canada and we could have our first frost of the season by monday or tuesday. hi

i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. it was a pretty nice weekend.had some rain in some neighborhoods last night. there could be some fog in some areas today. low pressure up in new england. though pressure along the gulf coast. this will keep us dry today. low pressure towards maryland and give was a good chance for some rain. i think we will stay dry today. it is approaching the richmond area and southern virginia and it will track on the same direction in it to baltimore by late tonight. -clouds are starting to thicken up. the clouds will be thickening up as we go through the day today. a chilly start. upper 40's and low 50's. 56 in stevensville. 53 degrees in rock hall. increasing clout or becoming mostly cloudy. high temperatures in the upper 60's and low 70's. the seven-day forecast -- we do expect some rain starting late tonight. off and on showers are likely on tuesday with a high temperature near 75. we expect high temperatures around 80 on wednesday. 74 on thursday. some scattered showers on friday and saturday. temperatures into the 60's b

catcher kurt suzuki. he has fit right in since joining the nats this summer. >> reporter: they called him kurt clutch in his younger days. it still fits here with the washington nationals. >> when clutch hits, kurt suzuki got into this ball club since he came over from the a's. >> reporter: he has had a wild two months in washington. >> how hard was it to acclimate to a whole new pitching staff and team clubhouse? >> it takes a while. you know? being with one organization your whole career and then you trade over. it is kind of surreal and a little shock. but like i said, the guys made it so much easier. >> reporter: the shock has turned into awe. on just how well he has fit in and how quickly he has made the impact. >> the way he handles the pitching staff. defensively behind the plate he is so consistent. he gets big hit after big hit. driving in the runs, he is a calming influence for the pitchers. >> i remember the first day he comes in, you switch team and you try to get the catcher to understand wha

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. we have a few bus delays. the 64 bus is diverting because of construction. the 10 and 23 bus diverting at route 40 and rolling road. light rail is on schedule. more trains are looking good with no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. it is a little bit of a cold start for us. it will be a nice day. 49 in jarrettsville. look off to the west and we can see some warmer temperatures. 76 in kansas city. 85 in dallas. that warm air will be shifting to the east. the leading edge is coming through right now. we could see some rain up in pennsylvania and back into new york state. i think most of this will stay north of us. if possible sprinkle back into the mountains. around baltimore, we should have a mixture of sun and clouds. we will make it into the upper 70's this afternoon. a quick update on the tropics. this is a tropical storm sandy. sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. it is way down in the caribbean. the

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for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. moving along nicely. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. on time service on a light rail. a few bus diversions. the 27, 51, 91 buses not going into the rogers avenue metro station. a diversion at clark's lane because of construction. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. we have a little bit of light rain to contend with pared the rai. the rain could get heavier this afternoon. you can see a lot of heavy rain coming up through the mountains. low pressure coming up through west virginia and spreading a lot of cloud cover. even with the cloud cover, i think we will make it into the mid 70's. a big push of warm air coming up the east coast. high-temperature of close to 80 through the middle portion of the week. mid 70's later today. right now in the upper 50's and low 60's. 62 degrees in rising sun. take an umbrella with you today. you'll probably needed at one point or another. mostly cloudy. off and on rain showers. high temperatures in the mid 70's. if you try boating,

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning.me service on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway on schedule. the 46 bus is operating with a delay appeared the 13 bus diverting at chester and lafayette. the 27, 91 buses are not going into the rogers avenue metro station. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. we have some showers and thunderstorms to talk about. first we say good morning to ava marie. what is going on? >> i am trying to toughen up. nothing wrong with a cage to fight. we are getting ready for show gunfights. you are a promoter for the event. let's talk about mixed martial arts. >> the name is almost self explanatory. multiple martial arts come together in the cage. you have guys showing their boxing skills, wrestling skills, and submission holes liken judo. the sport blends a bunch of disciplines together. >> that is a lot of different techniques to know. >> guys fighting professionally trained almost six hours a day. have strength and conditioning work and cardiovascular work. you're us

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> moving along nicely.lays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. light rail and metro subway both on schedule. we have some diversions. three, 11 buses bypassing charles. 27, 51, 91 buses not going into the rogers avenue metro station. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we have some light rain to contend with this morning. a front will come through and take care of the humidity. 68 in westminster. we have been watching some rain showers moving in. this is like rain showers. pretty steady and moving into howard county. that is moving over towards baltimore. we'll likely see some rain showers within the next hour. we have a front that is getting ready to come across the state. it is a dividing line between some humid air and some dry air. it will take the rain along with it. we expect sunshine on friday but the humidity will be low. by next week, things will change. by monday and tuesday, the jet stream will dig down to the south. we could have our first frost of the season by monday night. today fee

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. happy friday. >> thank you. moving along with a delay on the marc trains. camden and penn trains are on schedule. the 21 bus is diverting at pennsylvania and lafayette. light rail is your best tried to the koman race for the cure on sunday. you can visit us on the web at www.mta.maryland.gov. now back to john collins. >> thank you. we take a look at the radar. there are scattered showers north of annapolis and rock hall. remnants of a good band of showers 30 minutes ago has pulled off quickly into pennsylvania. still some left in harford county. a little bit around frederick. spotty sprinkles and showers this morning. yesterday it was 69. a nice day yesterday. morning lows yesterday in the 40's. most of the rain fell overnight. the heaviest rainfall totals in baltimore county and another band in carroll county. some of these amounts are up to an inch of rain or so. right now temperatures are slowly stepping back. mostly in the 60's to near 70. 40's in far western maryland. elevation is playing a role. here's the

thanks again to kurt, richard, karen and michael. that is all for now. here tomorrow for post-debate analysis at noon eastern, 9:00 a.m. pacific when joined by savannah guthrie, former governor ed rendell, professorer michael eric dyson and james lipton of inside the actor stude yop find us at facebook.com/now with alex. "andrea mitchell reports is next. good afternoon, andrea. >> we are live in denver at the site of tonight's first debate, first presidential face-off. a preview from both campaigns with obama deputy campaign manager stephanie cutter and romney senior adviser former missoury senator jim talent. michael benefit from colorado on the changing political landscape out here in a battleground state and chris cizilla, dan balls and jonathan martin with a viewers guide on what to watch for tonight. "andrea mitchell reports" live in denver on msnbc. >> i'm meteorologist bill karins with your big travel forecast. big changes in the midwest but until the cold air arrives a warm day from minneapolis to kansas city, all the way coun through texas. we d

i think kurt cousins is going to be a good player, but i think experience counts. if he's just going to be here as a mentor to robert griffin iii, why? put him out there. at least activate him. make him the third quarterback to go to him. >> you can't actually do that. >> we'll talk about that. >> we'll explain what happens. >> there's teams that activate three quarterbacks. >> in the game situation. >> i know that, hello, mcfly. >> i don't know if he's going to be a great quarterback. i don't know if cousins is going to be a great quarterback. there was a lot when shanahan drafted him. you had other means, go after cousins. from a developmental standpoint, i understand what they were doing. robert is the starter. you need two competent quarterbacks in the league. from a long term, developmental standpoint. however, if you are trying to win this year, you have rex. >> they run with robert. i don't think it's fair to rex to put him in that position. >> you think cousins runs the same offense that roberts does? >> absolutely. far more than rex is going to be able to

kurt cousins came in and found santana moss.ake the late and you're thinking we've got two rookies that can play. everything looks good. here comes the falcons. >> where is everybody? >> kind of parted like the red sea. >> gave haim love tap on the way. what is that? >> looks a little bit like a rookie here. here is the deal. numbers aren't bad. i saw him walking in off the feel, had his head down. a tough deal for any rookie, let alone robert griffin iii or kurt cuss ipse when you have to come in under fire. you are prepared to play mentally but it is still a different thing when you come in there. rg iii got knocked down in the third quarter. mike shanahan says he will be evaluated for the rest of the week. he has to pass the con suggestion test to see if he can play sunday against minnesota. eight straight losses at home. it is the longest losing streak at home. that is something they're in the used to around here. >> sooner or later, had t. has got to end. >> the law of averages would dictate at some point they are going to

and what about the time that president obama was kurt with hilary clinton. >> i don't think i am thatad. >> you are likable enough hilary. >> thank you. >> jennifer: there has been endless speculation about who is going to do better and of course the fact is they both have weaknesses when it comes to debating, and how do they get over those weaknesses. joining us tonight for more on how we can expect the to perform is alan schroeder. he is a professor of journalism at northeastern university and author of "presidential debates: 50 yours of high risk tv". love it! welcome inside "the war room" professor. >> thank you very much. i wanted to start by saying can i call you jennifer the way that sarah palin -- >> only if you wink when you do that. >> right. right. >> jennifer: you absolutely can, let's start with the candidate's weaknesses. you have said that president obama has several weaknesses. he may be overly cautious rusty, out of practice and testy. any of those fatal flaws? >> not necessarily unless they are magnified in a way that make them a fatal flaw. but related to all of tha

thanks to a kind gesture by rookie quarterback kurt cousins cooley got his old locker back at redskins park. when it comes to his old position, he's got a little work to do. cooley says he's still in game shape, but he doesn't know his role come sunday's match-up in pittsburgh. one thing is for certain. cooley said his time way from the game made him want it even more. >> it was nice to sit back and look around and watch football games and watch the league and i looked at it and thought i can definitely do this. i know i'm as good as a lot of these players. >> cooley is cooley. he's not going to do nothing crazy. he's going to be himself. that's who he is and you learn to appreciate and love about what he brings to this team. >> linebacker london fletcher didn't practice due to a sore hamstring and is suffering balance problems. he will see a neurologist. also several weeks after no improvement receiver pierre garcon is seeing a specialist regarding his foot injury. >>> we've seen the superman socks, but robert griffin, iii also has superhero figurines in his locker, spider-man and cap

assistant secretary of state kurt campbell, who arrived in japan on thursday, is in charge of u.s. policies on east asia. he said he met with china's vice foreign minister in the u.s. before leaving for japan. >> we talked about the importance of relations between china and japan are restored and improved, and that is in the best interests of not just the peoples but the countries and everyone in the asia-pacific, including the united states. >> campbell is scheduled to meet with japanese officials to discuss bilateral cooperation on situations in east asia. >>> we interviewed a prominent british analyst on how he sees japan/china relations at the moment. professor michael clarke is director general at the royal united services institute for defense and security studies. >> for european, we understand the issue, i think, of the islands. we understand the delicacy of the issue. but it is a problem that can be similar disputes all around the world, and they will flare up from time to time. the most important thing from tokyo's point of view is not to allow too many precedents to be s

. >>> and finally, former boston red sox pitcher kurt schilling might have to give up or sell that famedk he wore to the run on the championship. all of this in order to cover millions of dollars in loans he guaranteed to his failed video company. that has got to hurt. >>> now let's get another check of the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. are you in the market for a bloody sock? >> i don't know. >> i can make one for you and sell it to you. >> you know, there was the curse from when the red sox traded babe ruth to the yankees. they said that bloody sock was what reversed the curse. maybe there's value there. >> i'm sure there's a lot of value there. he's hoping. >> not from me. good morning, everyone. let me take you into what is going to be a beautiful friday throughout areas of the mid-atlantic. we had our indirainy day yester the high humidity. it should be a very enjoyable day today. temperatures near 80 degrees. lots of sunshine. a little taste of summer. this will probably be about it for the warm air. the eastern seaboard, that continues into the south. atlanta should

kurt cousins will probably get some work this week just in case. not going to be up to rgiii.er hurt wants to get back in the game and they want to get back in the game now. it's not always up to them. >>> the other big story -- it's you, diane, go. >> all right, bruce. the other big stories, the nationals. the first time a washington franchise has been in the playoffs since 1933. the nationals have add knack for producing dramatic wins all season is and sunday's game one of the nlcs was no different. 8th inning, pinch hitter tyler moore loops a single putting the nats up. then in the 9th, closer drew storens slams the door shut, right there. nats win game one of the nlds. >> it was fun. the atmosphere was great. the fans here are some of the best in baseball so it's a great place to play. >> every time you win a game it's huge but definitely being able to come in here against the champs, the team that has no experience in the postseason, it was pretty good for us to come in here and get a w. >> it's baseball. there's no science behind it. if you play baseball, you've got expe

. >> reporter: with the success of the kurt mundell fire and other smaller tablets, the president ofnderly group, rob enderly, says apple may have felt the pressure. >> 7-inch tablets have been selling very well. i think it caught apple by surprise. a lot of us thought that would be a tweener product. it turned out it is easier to carry, less expensive. >> reporter: apple has sold 100 million ipads since its debut in 2010. the new mini version is 7.9 inches compared to the larger ipad's 9.7-inch display. tim cook says it has truly been an amazing year for apple. >> it has been an incredible year. with all of these new products in all of the applications and cloud services, this has been a truly prolific year of innovation for apple. >> reporter: preorders begin october 26th with the wi-fi only version going on sale november 2nd. adam shapiro, fox business. >> the new ipad mini will start at $329 for a six gigabyte mini. >>> consumers are in for a shock when microsoft recloses the windows # operating changes. the changes are the most widespread since 1995. -- releases the windows 8 op

. >> according to kurt abramson, ceo of share this, a company that provides sharing info, the biggest change is how people shop. people go to stores to look and get a sense of the experience and then they go home and they actually buy it online where they think they can get a better price. 45% of americans have bought something through a mobile app on their phone. >> for jeff hassen, chief marketing office of hip cricket, a mobile marketing and advertising company says it is more important than ever to go to the customer. >> we have gone from a passive activity of interacting with the world to an interactive activity where what we are able to do with a tablet is respond, vote, ask for more information, get a link, get more stats, depending on the industry. the smart brands are giving consumers the ability to interact with them. >> he has somewhat leveled the playing ground so that small businesses can compete with the big guys. search engine op tim i zation expert says, only if you are being smart nd ataking control of the way search engines perceive your website. >> a lot of people a

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for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. the fog is slowing up the buses as well. leave some extra time. we have won the lead. the one bus operating with a delay. the 10 and 46 bus by passing construction. a diversion at charles and 28th street. light rail and metro subway both on schedule. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. the fog is pretty thick in some neighborhoods. the dew point and the temperature are the same at the airport. that creates some fog. we have a warm front stalled across the city and south of town. 62 in taneytown. of the70's south boundary. this front should work its way to the north. it is taking its time. there are some showers popping up on the radar. some rain in cecil county. you could have some drizzle to contend with this morning. we have low pressure back in the ohio valley. a warm front that i just showed you. this should progressed to the east by late tonight and get off the coast tomorrow. high pressure will take control on thursday and fri

kurt cousins entered the game and literally threw the game away.ins game than the nationals game. >> bill: i'm sure. >> yeah. liam neeson won the weekend box office with "taken ii." i saw a movie over the weekend "frankenwean." it was pretty cool. >> did the kids handle it okay? >> there were some scary parts actually -- and think four year old had no problem with it. my seven year old was a little scared, but he has a baby and has no taste in movie. >> bill: i saw "the master" yesterday. joaquim phoenix one of my favorite actors anyway he and then philip seymour hoffman who is one of my favorite actors too. the two of them unbelievable performance. >> i agree. i loved it. >> bill: the movie, i thought sucked. cinematography beautiful, i just thought it was too long. >> i haven't built up the courage to see it yet. i heard it was difficult. >> it is long. >> bill: if you want toe see phenomenal acting, the two of them, yeah. so i don't think it will be a box office winner but -- >> up against frankenweany it may be hard. >> bill: that's right. this

and kurt and i pay for that. >> were marred just made a great point. my insurance costs have tripled. i have been penalizd. >> what it does is not only enable us to serve our customers, it is absolutely terrible. neil: okay, gentlemen, thank you both very much. very hopeful. i think everyone is thinking big and maybe you should just think small. coming up next, what happens when his opponent does not just a? the phenomenon of impressions of debate new pink lemonade 5-hour energy? 5-hour energy supports the avon foundation for women breast cancer crusade. so i can get the energized feeling i need and support a great cause? i'm sold. pink lemonade 5-hour energy? yeah and a portion of every sale goes to the avon foundation for women breast cancer crusade. i'm sold. new pink lemonade 5-hour energy. get the alert, energized feeling you need and support breast cancer research and access to care. for their "destination wedding." double miles you can "actually" use. but with those single mile travel cards... [ bridesmaid ] blacked out... but i'm a bridesmaid.

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to happen may first the book just came out a week and a half ago we had the new york times reporter kurt eichenwald on the program here for a half hour made for freedom of information act they laid it out they even identified who the people were who were going to do it well i chose not to not to go down that road because he thought that clinton was crazy on the stuff but that was on president though we actually ok nine eleven happened i don't know we could have done to stop it i don't know what we could do to stop it but we have no i mean because every year on nine eleven we should be on high alert do you not agree because you know i do agree and we'll leave it on that we'll be right back with more on tonight's presidential debate it with us. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the meaning of that thing that the americans call. the guy who cares enough about what you say are you know what that is by terrorists. doesn't want to give us a good feature isn't a limp all the chris. you can see your beliefs about it because. you know the corporate media distracts us from what you and i sh

and kurt and i pay for that. >> were marred just made a great point.sts have tripled. i have been penalized. >> what it doesis not only enable us to serve our customers, it is absolutely terrible. neil: okay, gentlemen, thank you both very much. very hopeful. i think everyone is thinking big and maybe you should just think small. coming u next, what happens when his opponent does not just a? the phenomenon of impressions of debate ♪ grew up ia small town and when the rain would fall down ♪ ♪ i'd just stare out my window ♪ ♪reaming of what could be and if i'd end up happy ♪ ♪ i would pray i could breakaway ♪ ♪ i'll spread my wings and i'll learn how to fly ♪ i'll do what takes till i touch the sky ♪ ♪ i gotta take a risk, take a chance, make a change, and break away ♪ ♪ wanna feel the warm breeze, sleep under a palm tree ♪ ♪ feel the rush of the ocean ♪ ♪ get on board a fast train, travel on a jet plane far away ♪ ♪ and break away ♪ out of the darkness and into the sun ♪ ♪ but i won't forget the place i come from ♪ ♪ i gotta take a risk, take a chance,

observers are going to catch them in the act of blocking millions of americans from voting and and kurt if you can if paul weyrich side ready on. this is this is there's a long history in the republican party of trying to well actually the long history in america because they used to be the democratic party before before the sixty's that was trying to suppress the black vote the jim crow laws and things of the republican party here's this is paul weyrich he is the guy who founded the american legislative exchange council was one of the co-founders the heritage foundation and in one thousand nine hundred at a ronald reagan event in a church in texas actually speaking to a group of republican activists in syria. somebody of all across. good government they want everybody. i don't want everybody to vote elections are not won by a majority of people they never have been from the beginning of our country and they are not now as a matter of fact our leverage in the elections quite candid like go up owning populist go down. so this is been the official policy the republican party for a long ti

to happen may first the book just came out a week and a half ago we had the new york times reporter kurt eichenwald on the program here for a half hour made for freedom of information act they laid it out they even identified who the people were who were going to do it well i chose not to not to go down that road because he thought that clinton was crazy on the stuff but that was i'm president though we actually ok nine eleven happened i don't know we could have done to stop it i don't know what we could to stop it but we have no no i mean because every year on nine eleven we should be on high alert do you not agree because you know i do agree and we'll leave it at that we'll be right back with more on tonight's presidential debate up with us. download the official location cell phone choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites. he is not required to watch all it's all you need is your mobile device seen any time. now for. more news today violence is once again flatow from these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. corporations are today.