he loves lsu. in the national championship picture but just because. >> i know that somehow the fans have told me that lsu tigers good for two teams. lsu tigers and anyone who is playing against bama. >> they don't seem to have the same nine lives that auburn has. >> i know. different story. terrence moore, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> and coming up next, we have a lot more stories for you. we'll be back after this. d" just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. but, of course, it's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of everything. so everything works like never before. is what makes us different. we take the time to get to know you and your unique health needs.

lsu fans out here. >> bring that on, bobby jindal. >> come on, bobby. come on. >> let's open it up for questions. >> going to beat baylor. >> lsu -- >> we have a microphone? hand held microphone? okay, shout it out. >> that could be good. that could be good. >> can i ask the first question? first question. >> thank you. > what governor kasich said, not to say anything away from education. you did gloss over a little bit joe's fairness. asking about specifically taxes billionaires meaning interest with hedge fund billionaires. member of congress who wanted leadership with the republicans. right?ure capital firms, >> google? >> i'm just saying you have to think about this. it's not so simple. know, economics is complicated. when you work in business, you how people erstand make decisions. 15%her they should have the carry or not. examine it s let's instead of just doing it. onald reagan wanted to cut marginal rates. maybe he was from the rich, i don't know. it from 70 when he was president. >> we're talking about 17%. gains in red capital 1997 and we got

it could be lsu or it can be yale. i hire a small percentage from the ivy's. i hire quite a few more from the non-ivy's, simply because there are smart kids all over the place. i try to take them from the south. my part of the country. i try to prefer kids who come from modest circumstances, whose parents did not have all of the benefits, who didn't have all the advantages. that is just a preference. i am not going to bring kids in who disagree on first principles. i am not interested in arguing with 26-year-olds about that sort of stuff. i like kids who are not jerks. [laughter] i require kids to work together, and i do not need all of that disruption in my chamber. i have been enormously blessed with the kids i have had. very smart, very pleasant, very hard-working. they brought joy to my life. tomorrow, i will have lunch with about 35 former law clerks. we have monthly lunches. that is one of the monthly high points for me, to see my kids and to see how well they are doing. >> i understand that you take a pilgrimage to gettysburg every year with your law cl

you might want to go on there and see what lsu offers you.s a family we might want to do this. i think throws decisions everybody will be making. she said sure, dad, you're going to pay a little more because you make a lot more than other people in america make. she is absolutely right. >> i'm going on give you the last word. >> this is the reality. today i received a letter from a big employer in my district. 3,000 employees. he gives 100% coverage for not only those 3,000 employees but 3500 dependents. no deductible. nothing. all those people january 1st are going to lose their plan. that's the reality that i have to live in. now i'm going to have 6,500 people in my district with no health care. they'll try to go on to the covered california website and they'll basically then be on medicaid which the doctors in my area already don't want to see medicaid patients. this is the ongoing problem that i think will occur. there will be more and more americans losing their health care and i think it was unnecessary. i hope the president doesn't wan

the university of notre dame comes in second followed by alabama, lsu and michigan. and breaking up office monotony the red bull skate team turning a chicago high rise into a skate park, popping on rails, ramps and desks all in a day's hard work. >>> just ahead, marvel, digging deep for their latest superhero. ant man. plus queen b continues making music millions and history in that order. details when "early today" returns. >>> welcome back. we're watching showers in areas that haven't seen a lot this year. not just this wet season, this year. you can see around san diego, dotting the landscape here, especially up in the mountains and there's a winter weather advisory because the cold air rushing in, the snow levels will be fairly low. not down in any of the cities, of course. as far as the forecast goes for the other areas, salt lake city, freezing rain, the snow probably the worst airport problems out there in the country today. okay in the northwest, we'll see a return to maybe some winter type weather in the cascades too. not a big blockbuster storm. >> our salt

i remember the kid tyson jackson, i believe out of lsu, received a scholarship when he was born because- pound-baby. i'm like, "really, how do you know this kid doesn't have two- left feet?" >> safer: actually, it was a 15- pound baby named herman johnson. the scholarship offer may be a myth, but johnson did grow up to become a 400-pound-guard with a scholarship from lsu. but your football scholarship is just about as rare as your 15- pound baby, and clarkson may love the game but... this is a very... very tough racket? >> clarkson: there's no question it's tough. but it's no different than from the... the person that wants to be an actor. you know, they go to school for that, and chances are they're going to be serving coffee at starbucks or someplace. >> safer: do you prepare them for disappointment? >> clarkson: you don't ever really prepare for disappointment. i think what you try to do is you're preparing them for multiple choices, so that, you know... hey, look, you're always taught as a quarterback, "we go to the line of scrimmage and we see one thing, but we have to be prepared

and let him know much about it but i learned on the job i'm interested in working with clients in new lsu in front. he takes decades for the little seedlings to grow into mighty trees. at present the project employs about one hundred workers been in the mundane. so far investors in germany a total of thirty million euros into this very long term project. that we are not so worried about it being a long term project the bill goes with the whole attitude to life. and i have mike's parents for my associate it now. meaning i was always so worried about the little seedlings to auntie see them and that old bronze one and today they've grown into a real star is to get your last seen sense of fulfilment. the booklet was unaffected. one poster has left his old life is a new band technician far behind him. he still has family in costa rica and went on and so the complexities of reforestation. and of the pieces of muslim play with one of the most important aspect to a project like this is taking responsibility for what you do so that's one difference to other projects that are directed by high as ma

as far as the rest of the top five, notre dame, alabama, lsu and michigan.th these numbers? >> where is ohio state? how can ohio state not be on the list? >> they're not on the rest. top ten, but not the top five. magazine says they consider each team's value to the athletic department, it university's academic endeavors and its conference and school's local economy. so that's the whole picture. >> i think it's arbitrary. >> it's not an exact science if you will. so you were illinois' college basketball coach hinson had a lot to say about his team and his wife. >> when you have a young team, it's a lot like house training a puppy dog. when your dog does something wrong, bad dog. well, i'm not going to hit them, i won't swat them, but -- bad dog. get on the treadmill. i think rebounding, size doesn't matter. and i really think when it comes to -- i just think it's heart and effort. >> size doesn't matter. >> "saturday night live" will have a field day. >> i covered sports and i coached college and high school sports. one thing you didn't use in that bite is t

it could be lsu or yale. i hire a small percentage from the ivy's. i hire quite a few more from the non-ivy's, simply because they are smart kids. i try to take them from the south. my part of the country. i prefer kids who come from modest circumstances, whose parents did not have all of the benefits or advantages. that is just a preference. i am not going to bring kids in who disagree on printable's. i am not interested in arguing about that sort of stuff. i like kids who are not jerks. [laughter] i require kids to work together and i do not need all of that disruption in my chamber. i have been enormously blessed with the kids i have had. very smart, very pleasant, very hard-working. they've brought joy to my life. tomorrow, i will have lunch with about 35. we have monthly lunches. that is one of the monthly high points for me, to see my kids and to see how well they are doing. >> i understand that you take a pilgrimage to gettysburg every year with your law clerks. >> those poor kids, i drag them there. i take them on my bus. i love going to gett

it could be lsu or it can be yale. i hire a small percentage from the ivy's. i hire quite a few more from the non-ivy's, simply because there are smart kids all over the place. i try to take them from the south. my part of the country. i try to prefer kids who come from modest circumstances, whose parents did not have all of the benefits, who didn't have all the advantages. that is just a preference. i am not going to bring kids in who disagree on first principles. i am not interested in arguing with 26-year-olds about that sort of stuff.

i'm an lsu tiger, we don't really like alabama that much, we don't really like auburn that much, we doe alabama more than auburn, but you were talking about the kicker whose name is kay foster. he is now receiving death threats even though he was replaced before the final play here. should he take the threats seriously? should the team? >> he already took them seriously in 2011, don, his facebook account was actually taken down by him when he lost a couple of kicks that year. they won the championship then. his mother was threatened, threatened to be raped, horrible stuff, don, you have to take this seriously. and they come from people who probably never suited up after pop warner and after x box. >> it is a lot of pressure. >> it is a kid born in 1991, by the way, a young kid, and you're doing death threats. >> alabama, as a team played awful but if you don't kill yourself i will. come on, foster, i'm going to kill you and your family, just an fyi, it is ridiculous. what do you think is going to happen here? somebody said that alabama and auburn would be a bcs matchup, is that possibl

. >> oh, lsu rocks, boo-yah. >> caller: thank you very much for your book "getting back to even," itught to be classroom mandatory. >> thank you. >> caller: listen, my stock is a natural gas play. i'm in it at 28 and now it's south of 20. westport innovation. >> sorry to hear that. i was hoping it was lng which is now in the 40s. here's the property with westport. look, it's a speculative stock, they're partnered with cummins, my charitable trust owns cummins, not westport, natural gas engine, had them on many times and always the last -- no, the last five times i said, man, you're not doing it. why is that? and they always say wait, wait, wait. same thing with clean energy fuels. i bring these companies on for information. they are speculative stocks, they are not the kind of stocks that my charitable trust would own or i'm recommending. i think if you want to play, you buy cummins, although it's a small piece of that business. can i go to nicholas in indiana? nicholas? >> caller: yeah, this is nick in indiana. i was wondering if you could tell me about the amc ipo coming out. >> oh

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it could be lsu or it can be yale. i hire a small percentage from the ivy's. i hire quite a few more from the non-ivy's, simply because there are smart kids all over the place. i try to take them from the south. my part of the country. i try to prefer kids who come from modest circumstances, whose parents did not have all of the benefits, who didn't have all the advantages. that is just a preference. i am not going to bring kids in who disagree on first principles. i am not interested in arguing with 26-year-olds about that sort of stuff. i like kids who are not jerks. [laughter] i require kids to work together, and i do not need all of that disruption in my chamber. i have been enormously blessed with the kids i have had. very smart, very pleasant, very hard-working. they brought joy to my life. tomorrow, i will have lunch with about 35 former law clerks. we have monthly lunches. that is one of the monthly high points for me, to see my kids and to see how well they are doing. >> i understand that you take a pilgrimage to gettysburg every year with your law cl

the lsu head coach, les miles, the lsu head coach, his personal salaries is more than double the entiresay, but come on, grambling players. like, the first time we get this protest is when it's just about you as opposed to kind of about the broader inequities in the system. >> yeah, it's a big travesty to me, because, you know, grambling was the benchmark. and when african-american players weren't going to the s.e.c. schools, you have this big host of nfl rosters, full of hbcu players, like grambling. and what eddie robinson built all those years, it almost got flushed down the toilet. there should have been a sustained system in place for fund-raising so they could have proper field conditions. i saw the weight room, i saw the video, mold on the shoulder pads. that's something that high school programs don't have. you're right. it's good to see these players standing up for themselves. and to not play a game -- there's a purity about playing the game. it's usually, play the game and we'll deal with it later. but for them not to play the game, it shows you how bad it really god. i'm emb

. >> lsu. >> caller: what is your update on green mountain coffee roast? >> oh, green mountain?k, i thought it was good quarter. they put it in the dividend. they do the buyback. i think buy back 10% of the stock. it's going to be a good holiday season for green mountain. i like the stock. i know the controversy, but i do like the stock. can i go to karen in florida? karen? >> caller: hi, jim. thank you for your expertise. calling about annika therapeutics. >> annika, i actually use their product. this is -- this is another one. okay. this is another one which does it's a heel, bone and cartilage play. it's gone up so much, i am reluctant. again, i have to put it in the file like united therapeutics. i got to do more work how it got there. it is up gigantically. greg in california, greg? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. shout out from bakersfield. metrics. this company has been on a big roll. do you think it has a lot of steam? >> remember when it down, i said there was something value there. i still think there is value. i don't think it needs to be sold. let's go to allen in florida.

ok so it was still is a difficult decision for you was that lsu is a difficult decision but do have some friends and contacts that you know maybe to help you to steal get things rolling enough about the cost of the hospitality of the calving ease that makes it very easy for me to be located. this is like my second home. ok i know we'll list and eight when he came back a huge helmet and shield called seed the board. i will give it up a little bit about that and the meal was eaten a meal you ate the founder and president of seed the board and and what were some things that you both to it the day. you mentioned they still practice a country full of private clinic in taiwan nope no other contacts who may know that it takes as its aipac is coming to an end on the space ships providing care to add to that peaches that we seem to pop it open and the icy of fun the questions that would prepare for your day you may come of the medical trips to china. so why johnny. daddy and is a city or county the county council on a white tell you we knew that the paris point i don't tell you something now and

corey hebert of the lsu health science services. great to have you with us tonight, gentlemen. getting real interesting. david corn, wherever you need to hunt, just take darrell issa with you. he's got a nose for everything, doesn't he? >> maybe for snipe hunting. >> there you go. what ground does darrell issa have to stand on right now. >> this just reminds me of that game at the arcade, whac-a-mole, hit whatever they can take a swing at. first it was the not-working website. well, that, you know, has taken care of itself. so they can't complain much about the website, right? and then cancellation policies. it turns out a lot of people who got those notices are now getting better and cheaper care. not everyone burks a lot are. so that's not a big issue. so now they have seemed to have found two-and-a-half gators out of hundreds if not thousands who have said things on a tape that may or may not be true. the thing is, in any system that involves hundreds if not thousands of people working there, you will find people doing something wrong. either purposefully or not purposefully

dagen: by the way, top chef last night's episode was on the campus of lsu, they had to cook cafeteriasorry i have missed it. dagen: they will rerun it a thousand times. connell: congress inching closer to what they call dairy cliff. hashing out the farm bill before milk could jump up to $8 per gallon. dagen: jeff. jeff: i missed that this morning. here in illinois, all eyes back in washington. we did not go over the fiscal cliff, but w we're going over te dairy cliff. that is the only body in the section, that means they will go home without having resolved the farm bill, we go over the dairy cliff. the secretary has a lot of discretions to lay the implementation. they were able what happens? >> there is a certain reality, but we hope it doesn't come to that. we don't have to ruin consumer demand. jeff: some people say it will be $8. they say it will be closer to maybe $5. here is the question on this farm bill. they've already reached a compromise. why do we even need a farm bill? some people call this corporate welfare for agriculture. why do we need a farm bill? >> no different tha

talking about all the -- talking about penn state, oklahoma, alabama, lsu . the top teams.xpanded playoff. not going to be duke making it to the final four or the final eight. it is going to be the top programs and the money is going to be huge. >> we had the $7.3 billion figure for what this four-team thing is worth for 12 years. seems to be a consensus that 12 years will not last. if this thing is a hit, and if that price tag goes way up, and we're talking closer to nfl levels, does that money change -- that trickle down in other ways? >> absolutely. >> let's put it into this perspective, everybody saw that alabama and auburn game. how much money would you pay to watch them play depend? if the college system was implemented this year that 2-3 would be alabama and auburn. i would pay like $5,000 for that ticket to go watch them play again. absolutely. and think about it, you think auburn will be able -- you think the team of destiny, think it will happen twice? more than likely alabama will win the game and we'll see the plus one game we wanted to see. and that's alabama a

if i'm not mistaken how many field goals did he kick to win the national championship against lsu?exactly. >> the kid has been there. which i got to say while nick sabin is critical of players you know what do you when a guy misses three physician and you're on the 15 yard line? send him out and go guess what, isn't this going to be great? isn't it going to be great to have redemption and you're is going to win the game for us. that's awesome, man. go out and do it. and show them. like that's what you do. i hate to say this, hate to bring up a story. 17-0 at halftime, tennessee, number one. they took cameron in the locker room, oh, my gosh, first time. and bright was going to yell and scream. he did that. he goes i cannot believe what you guys have just set up. you're going to show your character now. whole country is watching. you're going to go out, 17 up, you're going to go out and win this game and show them what you're made of. they turned around and laughed and said fantastic. >> joe it's like the speeches you give before we go on air. >> we do the prayer circle, right. >> we

as far as the rest of the top five, notre dame, alabama, mitch at number five and lsu at number four. it considers each team's value to its athletic department, its university's academic endeavors, its conference and school's local economy. college hoops, southern i will notice basketball coach hinson had colorful things to say about his team and his wife. >> when you have a young team, it's a lot like house training a puppy dog. when the dog does something wrong, bad dog. i'm not going to hurt them, i won't swat them, but bad dog. get on the treadmill. i think rebounding, i think it's two fold. i've been telling my wife this for years, size doesn't matter. and i really think that when it comes to rebounding, it's heart. heart and effort. >> there you go, mika. back to you. >> okay. bad dog. >> size doesn't matter. that's the one i took away from it. >> i missed that. okay. coming up even after decades in the public eye, there is still a lot we don't know about senator john mccain. mark leibovich joins us next with his revealing profile of the arizona republican. is this the bacon and

. >> this coming from the lsu fan. >> anybody who beats alabama, i am rooting for.e, duke, not just a great basketball school. >> they are in the first acc championship game. duke, one of the schools has had one five-star recruit in five years. florida state has had 50. it is david versus goliath. you never know. >> how about the auburn/alabama game? >> i was screaming at the top of my lungs. i would love to see florida state and auburn in the national championship game. that would be good. >> i'm rooting for duke. 30-point favorite. >> a lot of people look at ohio state and say they have not lost a game in two years. still not good enough to get into the national championship. a lot of people want to see a good game. we hope next year when they go to a playoff system, they will have a fair system. >> i'm ready for that. >> you will join us in a few hours. we will see you then. thank you, joe. >> thank you, joe. >>> he cannot wait to get home to hug his wife. this broke overnight. we will tell you about this story. more than a month in custody in north korea. that c