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up our national debt fr $5 trillion the first 42 presidents, number 34 added $4 trillion by his lonesomerresponsible. it's unpatriotic. >> that's his rhetoric. should it not be turned on him now? >> no. what should be turned -- well, what we should be turning on is that mitt romney, for example, who was -- who purports to be the alternative to president obama would have allowed detroit to go bankrupt. would have allowed more than a million jobs in the pipeline to just evaporate. we wouldn' have had an american automobile industry. he's also said that housing is something that we shouldn't address. we should just let investors come in and buy up all the properties, and leave people who are struggling to remain in their homes out in the cold. i mean, so in the alternative, in the fields of repuican candidates, they continue to focus on making sure that millionaires and billionaires continue to have it good. and president obama has focused on trying to make sure that the middle class gets7 differt tax cuts for small business owners. 95% of americans got a tax bak at the outset of president

one or two lonesome sprinkles. highs today, mid-six.id-50s with the rain in the front half of your day on monday. tuesday, most of the rain on the second part of the day. off and on chances of rain all the way through wednesday. wednesday of course the big travel day before thanksgiving. that could be a little messy around here. but thanksgiving day itself looks great. perfect weather. you could eat yourself silly on the turkey and go sit out in the cool sunshine of thanksgiving. >> good. all right. >> that's part of the plan. >> thank you, chuck. >> so what ties will your kids be pining for this holiday season? here's eun yang with a preview. >> good morning. i'm excited. this is one of our favorite kids post segments of the year, the annual holiday toy test. joining us once again is tracy grant of "washington post" kids post. >> this is so great. >> don't we love this every year? don't you love your job? >> i love my job. i have a great job. sometimes i get to test toys, sometimes i get to interview elmo. this is great. it's in sunday

i never felt so lonesome and some on wanted in all my life as i did in those first few weeks and monthst this united states senator. >> that second clip was hubert humphrey reflecting on what it was like coming to washington in 1949 after his big speech in the convention. juan williams, welcome to our conversation. how important in the history of civil rights was hubert humphrey? >> that 1948 speech was truly a landmark. that is the moment at which you see organized politics behind what we think of as the modern 20th-century civil-rights movement. the democratic party it shed some much of the paralysis engendered by been reliant on the southern democrats. you see someone rise up in the democratic party in the form of this very public convention. his voice is heard nationwide at the convention. he is saying to people across the land, this is an abomination. this is not what the democratic party, not with the american people should be standing for. he is speaking in terms of national morality. he doesn't as a back -- at a cost. -- he does it as 8 -- at a cost. it has a tremendous conseque

he said george bush and his lonesome in eight years accumulated four trillion in debt he said it wasotic. now he's been president 2 1/2 years and lo and behold he hit that four trillion in obama debt in that short period of time. do you think he's in over his head? did you think he was ready for this job? do you think he understands the economy as you watch him make decisions? you have been there since your 30s in washington. and you've held many positions. chief of staff, vice president, secretary of defense. when you look at the president, watch him make his moves, what do you think about him? >> i was surprised. i remember going out to campaign for his opponent when he first ran for the senate. his opponent withdrew from the race jack ryan. he ended up virtually unopposed in that senate race. alan keyes came in token opposition. i swore him in one of the jobs of the vice president to swear in new senators. next thing i knew he was running for president. he had not served very lodge, not even a term in the united states senate. his experience before that was focused on the state le

this old cold prison sometimes i feel so all alone ♪ sweet mountain of home ♪ ♪ so far away ♪ i'm lonesome i can say >> one of the oldest inmates in brushy mountain's permanent population is james slagle. slagle is serving a 318-year sentence for murder and has been here longer than any other inmate. >> i've been in the tennessee prison system without getting out, i started my 39th year three weeks ago today. and i spent 24 years of that time here at brushy mountain. i decided, jim, you've got to become something else. and so i looked into me and saw the ugliness. i saw the hatred, the violence, the misery. and i said i'm going to be something else. i am going to become a thinking man. by the way, that's hard to do. but i spent years reading, studying, looking within myself. i'm one of the most fortunate men that ever lived. >> slagle runs the library and provides legal help to other inmates. >> where they made the error on your time, your two sentences are running concurrently, which means they run together. however, when they give you your jail credit, they only put the jail credit on th

. >> he said, elizabeth taylor used to have him come over and make clothes because she was lonesome.to have any dysfunctions in the bedroom? >> no. no. >> i didn't know how else to ask that. >> no. i -- i found no problems there. >> willing and able. >> mm-hmm. >> and attentive. >> he was a little one-sided, but aren't most men? >> on june 20th, 2004, naomi and dominique took the plunge. they went to nevada and got married. >> he says, hello, mrs. digiorgio. >> what were the vows? >> what his mainly said was i will always be there for you. and as added bonus, i'll raise the color in your cheeks. and i'll always make you laugh. you know, just -- >> good stuff. >> uh-huh. >> what did you say to him? >> he was helping to restore my faith in men. boy, was i wrong. >> within hours of her quickie wedding in a place a little like this one, mrs. naomi digiorgio began to feel as if she had made a huge mistake. it wasn't because of the $10,000 she would invest in his businesses. no, it was his temper, which he showed early, and which wasn't pretty. and then she caught him in some lies. pretty

he said george bush in his lonesome in eight years accumulated $4 trillion in debt, and he actually usedhe said it was unpatriotic. and now he's been president two and a half years and low and behold he hit that $4 trillion in obama debt in that period of time. do you think he's in over his head? do you think he was ready for this job? do you think he understands the economy as you watch him make decisions? you have been there. you have been there since your 30s in washington and you have held many decisions, chief of staff, vice president, secretary of defense. when you look at the president and watch him make his moves, what do you think about him? >> well, i was -- i was surprised. i remember going out to campaign for his opponent when he first ran for the senate. his opponent withdrew from the race. >> jack ryan. >> yes. but he ended up virtually unopposed in the first race. allen keys i guess ran against him. >> came in late. >> and then came down and i swore him in. that's one of the jobs of the vice president, swear in new senators. the next thing i knew he was running for preside

up our national debt from $5 trillion the first 42 presidents, number 43 added $4 trillion by his lonesome. that's irresponsible. it's unpatriotic. >> that's his rhetoric. should it not be turned on him now? >> no. what should be turned -- well, what we should be turning on is that mitt romney, for example, who was -- who purports to be the alternative to president obama would have allowed detroit to go bankrupt. would have allowed more than a million jobs in the pipeline to just evaporate. we wouldn't have had an american automobile industry. he's also said that housing is something that we shouldn't address. we should just let investors come in and buy up all the properties, and leave people who are struggling to remain in their homes out in the cold. i mean, so in the alternative, in the fields of republican candidates, they continue to focus on making sure that millionaires and billionaires continue to have it good. and president obama has focused on trying to make sure that the middle class gets 17 different tax cuts for small business owners. 95% of americans got a tax break at the o

. >> reporter: you're all by your lonesome, your significant other is miles away brushing her teeth andputs on this sensor ring, his pillow starts to glow. he does the same, and the next thing you know, her pillow glows. and they go to sleep hearing each other's heartbeat, live. hey -- wake up! there is one minor catch. the product doesn't actually exist yet, but it's due out in a few months. pillowtalk, it's called, connecting long distance lovers. we've come a long way from doris day's 195 movie "pillow talk." ♪ pillow talk >> reporter: 24-year-old scottish designer joann montgomery dreamed up pillowtalk and got the funding for the prototype. that's her and we believe her boyfriend in a promo. the heart is in the ring, transmits into a panel the other partner puts inside his or her pillow. okay. maybe the idea of this pillow makes some of you want to gag, but there are plenty of people dying to get their hands and their heads on it. on the company's facebook page, would-be customers gushed praise and begged for when it will go on sale. many are military couples separated by deployment

there you see on doppler radar, a couple lonesome drops.e steadier showers across central west virginia. most of that dries up over the mountains. eventually the rain will win probably after sunset tonight. that's when the steadier showers get here. don't be shocked with a stray drop or two. steadier showers roll in after the sun goes down. hopefully by then we'll have a redskins win over the boys from d.c. -- or dallas. >> from t.x., not d.c.. >> all right. thank you, chuck. >>> new today, president obama is back in washington after a a nine-day trip to asia. the president arrived at andrews air force base overnight. meanwhile in australia, investigators are trying to figure out how a classified booklet containing his itinerary was lost and found in a street. it had the president's agenda, names of his security convoy, and cell phone numbers of senior u.s. and australian officials. the president visited australia during his trip abroad. >>> for our second day, people in egypt protest ahead of the country's first parliamentary elections. eg

i never felt so lonesome and so unwanted in all my life as i did in those first few weeks and monthsunited states senator. >> that second clip was hubert humphrey reflecting on what it was like coming to washington in 1949 after his big speech in the 1948 convention. juan williams, welcome to our conversation. how important in the history of civil rights was hubert humphrey? >> that 1948 speech was truly a landmark. that is the moment at which you see organized politics get behind what we think of as the modern 20th-century civil-rights movement. the democratic party shed some much of the paralysis. it had been reliant on the dixiecrats. remember, the south dominated the democratic party politically. you see someone rise up in the democratic party in the form of this very public convention. his voice is heard nationwide at the convention. he is saying to people across the land, this is an abomination. this is not what the democratic party, not what the american people should be standing for. he is speaking in terms of national morality. and they call to justice. he does it as a cost.