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after john madden.hopefully he doesn't look like john madden. >> thanks jessica. >> you're welcome. >> california is at the forefront of the green energy movement. the college campus being an example of how to create enough energy to run on its own. ç] >> welcome back these are live pictures out of st. petersburg, russia. world leaders gathering there for the start of the g-20 summit. mexican president pena nieto has just arrived. 70% of venezuelaians are waiting without power. sabotage for the blackout. knocking out traffic lights and chaos in the streets. government officials have suggested opposition politician he sabotaged the electrical grid causing this blackout. >>> university of california is taking part in an ambitious new project by creating an apartment community for students and faculty that can generate enough energy to run on its on. stephanie stanton takes us to the u.c. davis campus. >> this luxury apartment community situate it on the university of california campus in davis has taken t

joining me is peter hambycnn digital and kevin madden, political and adviser spokesman for the romney012 campaign. peter, i've got to read those words again. a journalistic that prizes over context. so what's new? >> right. the obsession with political process among political reporters is as old as time itself. when i set out to write this study, i had read all of the great books about past campaigns. i had covered the 2008 campaign on the plane, on the bus with hillary clinton and john mccain and sarah palin and then when 2012 came around, i noticed that there was no real value other than logistical purposes of being on the plane editorially. so i set out to write what's the value of being on the bus with the presidential candidate a this point but found in the course of writing it and talking to reporters and members of the romney campaign that it became impossible to separate the anxieties of being on the bus from these changes currents in washington and the washington media ecosystem. i started working at krchl cnn in 2005 before twitter existed and i really think all of these new

, it was a dream come true, because this was a who's who of nfl living legends at this year's nfl maddene, deion sanders, troy aikman, barry sanders, warren moon, and dozens more. everywhere you looked, hollywood stars were rubbing shoulders with nfl stars, a two-day event on one of the most impressive ships ever built, the uss midway, a ship that served for 47 years from 1945 to 1992. it's a gorgeous sight being in san diego. you look out there, the bay, great sun, football on a carrier, nothing better. kevin: big enough to hold thousands of troops, on this day the crowd was packed with hundreds of armed forces and their families, all here to get an up-close view of their heroes. and some of the troops even got a chance to suit up and play. the nfl superstars weren't just here to compete. they were also to honor the people they consider the true heroes. donovan: we just want to let them know that we definitely appreciate them at being able to put their life on the line for us as a country. i mean, that says a lot. dan: i'm proud to be here, i'm proud to be a part of it; and, hopefully,

. >> what is utterly maddening about all of these reports, is what do they write about all day long, they write about the horserace, they write about this person, they write like they're hollywood gossip columnists. >> a r a lot of the attacks have been anonymous, which i think is not necessary. he said it distrablcts from wha really matters. >> i don't think it's accidental that ted cruz is going in that direction. i think we also have to keep in mind that this is someone who will be running for president in 2016. >> according to a new poll, the president and the front ---20% of the people are -- you're saying that ted cruz is, he wants this coverage, he's making it about him. and he says it's not about me, it's about the issue. >> was it almost 20, 21 hours, standing there, does he have a family -- >> i would not, could not sam i am. >> yes, he has a family and he's hitting all of the sunday shows, and he is out there, wants to be out there. and as kirsten pointed out, is the face, is becoming the face of this. >> what did ted cruz say during that filibuster. oh, "green eggs and ha

all the people watching the video and no one watches more video than john madden. i do believe this is a very positive shift in the culture, you're always going to have things that don't necessarily fit into that culture in a period of time but people are recognizing when these hits don't fit into the context of the game. >>> as far as the actual wins and losses are concerned an 0 and 2 start by the buccaneer cots result in some early season changes. john shareen asked who would be likely to leave, head coach are greg schiano or freeman? >> he would ask for a trade before the trade deadline next month, whether that is true or not he is certainly playing his way out of town. he has four touchdowns and 11 interceptions, he has 335 passing yards, the 30th rated passer, there is no question, this is his last year in tampa bay. the only further question is this greg schiano's last year in tampa bay. there is a little bit of luck in there but i think they're getting an identity a little bit. two games, two fourth quarter come backs, i think that's the difference for bear

. >> why do you think that call of duty, grand theft auto so out sell things like sports and madden andootball? what makes them so popular? what does it say about us as a society. >> if you look at the top ten games sold every year, at least half of those will be, as you mentioned, sports titles like madden. games like mario are still high in terms of sales rankings. what it says i think about the industry is that it's broad and it's varied. and particularly gaming. the prime example to grand theft auto, because it makes a lot of mondayyand gets attention, there is a lot more in the spectrum of games. >> it will be part of the debate i will bet you as to should there be more controls on these. if something sells that hot, i'm sure they have a good lobbyist in washington and everywhere else. thank you for stopping by this morning. we will be right back with more news. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, honored former congresswoman >> new this morning, a southern california college honored former congress woman gabrielle gifford last night. it highlighted women that made it possible for other women to live c

that answer is john madden with an estimated net worth of $200 million. i saw all those video games. it will probably go on for the next decade or two. let's talk about thursday night football. 14 years is 14 years especially for a chubby old guy so said former eagles coach. the homecoming got brotherly love. donovan mcnabb had his number 5 jersey retired. last night. the game looked like this. michael vick passing. refer that fumble. kansas city overwhelms philadelphia 26-16. >>> in college football number 3 clemson against unranked north carolina state. it was all tigers qb connected twice for a touchdown. also in that game isaiah battle throws a punch, knocking down jarvis byrd. got ejected. >>> it's do or die now. usa versus new zealand. pulling the fat out of the fire on thursday. kiwis now up. another nail biter expected today. >>> jub lent players with the champagne then jump into the complex's spa pool. got to clean that after. dodgers sensation celebrated by doing the worm. he does it three times. what do you score? give him a ten? well done my f

and kevin madden and donna brazile. the democrats want their message to be, the republicans are anti-government and they are zanding in the way of everything. they shut the government down, or they tried to block obamacare so many times. and the republican message is going to be, we're trying to stop something you hate. who's got the winning message? >> i think the democrats have the winning message and that's because they have the passage that we're going to continue to grow the economy. you heard speaker pelosi they the deficit is the lowest since 2008. we're running on a plat form that we're trying to create jobs and help america recover from the great recession. >> obamacare has become the albatross for the -- what's this administration's vision for these four years? a year and a half has already passed and we see nothing. the american people want the president to lead. there's two things about obamacare that's got him under -- the market place has rejected obamacare. more than 60% of the american people are already

margaret carlson and cnn contributor and republican strategist kevin madden. kevin, nihilist?hat's not my theory, it's chris', but how can so many americans think this is going to be bad for the country, let's do it? >> well, look, i actually disagree with the movie reference. i still think right now the way these battles are breaking down inside the republican party up on the hill it's more like miller's crossing where you have different -- >> keeping it coen brothers. >> i appreciate it. >> i think what the distraction is, it's so much about process here inside washington, d.c. and the real message about why republicans are fighting on the debt limit isn't breaking through. that becomes a big challenge going forward. how is it they align themselves with a lot of the anxieties that the american public has about spending and deficits and a washington that is sort of working in an inefficient manner and how do they get back to showing that they believe in governing, they can govern in an able way. >> margaret, writing yesterday, you said of the president if he's not a lame duck

. >>> when you are traveling on a budget, renting a car can be maddening, we're going on a road racewatch out for so your wallet won't spin out of control. >>> and with football season kicking off, athletes like tom brady are sharing more screen time with their lady love. why they are the new sports star. keep it right here, america, >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with dan abrams. >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us, extreme sports are increasingly going mainstream, with the adrenalin-inducing activities going main stream. but tomorrow, death valley is expected to reach 107 degrees, which seems less like a vacation spot and more like a wrong turn, so why are so many people going to these destinations? >> reporter: at this point, most of us are in an entire day here, we met tourists from france. and switzerland. it is interesting that people would come here, like san francisco, maybe, los angeles, maybe, las vegas even, but death valley? >> they like it, it is so different. it is so different, there is nothing like that in europe. >> reporter: one couple we met

madden 25 just came out and suddenly there's a rash of football violence on t.v.!ughter) but, of course, not everyone agrees. take fox's the five eric bolling. >> why all of a sudden video games? it's violent, yeah, it's violent. but so are movies, so is television. who's the jackass to who started pointing finger at video games? >> stephen: good question. who is the jackass who blames gun violence on video games. >> it's a whole host of things. mental health, guns, video games. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: he's right. television is violent. eric bolling just kicked himself in thealls! balls! m> >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. our guest tonight has a book called "the traveling sprinkler." it's like "on the road" but for sprinklers. please welcome nicholson. you've written nine novels including and five non-fiction books. your latest is a novel called traveling with sprinklers. would you also throw in the garden weasel $40 value absolutely free? (cheers and applause) >> the traveling sprinkleers the reason i chose it for title of the book is because i want

. >> why do you think that call of duty, grand theft auto so outsells things like sports like maddentball? why, what is making them so popular? what does it say about us as a society? >> i don't know if it vastly outsells it. if you look at the top 10 games sold every year, half of those will be, as you mentioned, sports titles like madden and games like mario are high in terms of sales rankings. so, what it says, i think, about the industry is that it's broad and it's varied and particularly gaming. the prime example is of grand theft auto, of course, because it makes a lot of money and gets attention. there is more in the spectrum that is games. >>> coming up, the gun control debate heats up in california. our political insider on the proposal to stop gun shows at the palace. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, southern california college honored form gabrie . >>> new this morning, a southern california college honored former congresswoman gabrielle give orders last night. the ellen browning scripps medal highlights women who have made it possible for others to live more confidently, courageously and h

gloria borger, kevin madden and neera tanden.r just to break through the impasse, allow the medical device tax, removing that tax, which the senate overwhelmingly voted to do, like 70 or something votes. the house voted to do. why not just do that? it's already there, it's already, the support for it's already there. why not just end the whole thing? >> there's no evidence that passing a medical device tax will -- >> no, getting rid of -- >> getting rid of, that's what i mean, passing new legislation on the medical device tax to get rid of it would have any impact. what the republicans keep demonstrating they want is to drive a stake through the heart of the affordable care act, what we all call obama care, because they don't want to see it work. what i would say to all my colleagues and friends on the other side is again, we had an election on this. kevin supported someone who campaigned very actively against obama care. >> you can say his name. mitt romney. >> mitt romney. and you know, and schumer, senator schumer is right abo

the answer is john madden with a net worth of $200 million. i'm sure ut video games didn't hurt.hard lui is here with the rest of sports. >> good friday to you. "thursday night football" first. 14 years, especially for a chubby old guy, so said andy reid. now the coach of the chiefs. his homecoming got a standing ovation. donovan mcnabb had his number 5 jersey retired. michael vick passing, chiefs tipping it. taking it for the touchdown. chiefs recover the fumble. kansas city's d overwhelms philadelphia 26-16. in college football, number 3 klem clemson against unranked north carolina state. it was all tigers qb boyd and brian. they connect twice for touchdowns. clemson, 26-14. also isaiah battle throws a punch. he knocks down jarvis byrd. what are you doing? battle got ejected because of that. it's do or die. usa versus new zealand. they need one more to win the america's cup. team usa pulls the fat out of the fire on thursday. race 13, a nail biter, is today. >> that's so cool. we should watch this for the rest of the show. >> let's go. >> the dodger clinch the west title last n

the old john madden book, one knee equal its two feet? we'll see if the knee hits down. it was a clean catch. looks like the foot may have come down first out of bounds. >> al: third and ten. roethlisberger buying time, pass incomplete. lance briggs was there. and that's going to make it fourth and ten. last gasp coming up for pittsburgh. >> cris: you wonder what's going through mike tomlin's mind at this point right now. this is a guy that has never been two games under .500, right, correct, getting ready to go three games under. >> al: seventh year, as you look at the dan rooney and art rooney, second lower left. tomlin coaching his 99th regular season game. just 36 losses. and here is brown, close to a 200-yard night taking it to the 19, but on a fourth and ten, ain't good enough. so with 2:20 to go, chicago will take over. a game in which the third loss occurred. you go back under mike and the last five seasons, well into the season, except for last year when they struggled early, got hot in the middle and then injuries just did them in at the end. >> cris: two home

madden nfl 25. they got talking and somehow ended up making a wager.ave off an eyebrow. >> wilson said yesterday they were jokinglp around, but something could happen digitally to full i will the bet. >> it's a big-time tease. a cliffhanger. >> by the way, you can watch the 49ers sunday night football game right here on nbc bay area. one eyebrow, two eyebrows, colin, i'm not looking at your eyebrows. eyebrows and keep the muscles flexed up. >> no eyebrows, right? >> probably. >> stay with us for the next newscast at 5:00. [machine beeps] - good morning, lemon. - ugh. i hate january. it's dark and freezing, and everyone's wearing bulky coats. you can do some serious subway flirting before you realize the guy is homeless. [elevator dings] work is awful. everyone's snippy and tense. - well, the lack of sun makes people depressed. it's called seasonal affective disorder. - oh, is that where the word "sad" comes from? - what? you think "sad" is an acronym invented by psychologists? - i've been stuck inside playing online boggle. it's messing with my head. s

has one final hooray >> gary: that's madden and the they sports.ea sports >> i told him could gain a good job he didn't give me anything back. >> gary: sherman tsks playing around a little bit and says harbaugh did not enjoy in the greeting. the bottom line is that chicken show off. all you can do is beat up seattle next time around. >> gary: in sports. colin kaepernick and niners coach jim harbaugh get a little. "in your face". from one of his former stanford players turned n-f-l adversary. gary will tell you what happened. next!!! >> gary: take a lookhard to call this a snubsherman tapped harbaugh after the game and immediately jogged away. >> gary: harbaugh asked about it later and said he didn't even realize it was sherman until later.then >> gary: sherman played for harbaugh at stanford >> gary: ian williams injury >> gary: 49ers lost starting nose tackle ian williams for the season after he suffered a broken ankle in the first quarter >> gary: happened when seattle's right guard j.r. sweezy cut blocked him. >> gary: after the game 49ers lineb

one of the most enchanted, inscrutable, maddening structureses ever built by man.ragedy invasion and conquest. >> from the outside it's very bare. all you see is these tiny windows. and it's projecting impenetrable. then you come in here. >> a bit mad about the place. the details and there were a lot of them, can obsess a man. plus it's a cinematographer so you can understand once you start to really look around how that might get a grip on a guy whose profession is the intricate play between light and darkness. >> my theory is that they're trying to weave nature, calligraphy, symbols. >> symbols, what you can depict what this entire place is is geometric systems. >> yes. ♪ >> when the nazrit dynasty lived here it was a harmonious space, light, shade, water, the moon and stars were harnessed and glorified. >> i think nothing is random. they came and laid out everything according to a plan. >> yes. >> this was a place for reflection. each element of design presumably intended to have effects both psychological and religious. >> cinematographer's paradise. because ev

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guy a when you complaining about making three times as much as the people he represents the most maddening part of the story so is the fact that he is admitting to how much money congress can make through washington's revolving doors he's saying he could go make five times as much as he makes now if you became a lobbyist he's admitting to washington's completely corrupt revolving door. the fact that gingrey complained about one hundred seventy two thousand dollars a year as a salary is a clear cut proof that our representatives are out of touch with our reality if that still isn't enough to knock you off the fence onto the side where we know they're out of touch they consider that according to his latest financial disclosure forms gingrich net worth is that least three million dollars welcome to the right side of the fence tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the resident. and now i want to special programming note for you over the past two months i have been conducting an in-depth investigation into the growing popularity of synthetic drugs we've spoken to families

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this is a maddening feature for military that has to carry out strikes, this is going to be very difficultany measure circumstance it not? >> it is. , again it has to be the to find targets with objectives that have affects that support our strategy, support the united states and its allies, humanitarian assistance, while positions forces tied to jordan, israel, and turkey are what is key. not just striking for revenge, or because of a statement made preof previously, it is too late to enforce. so it is not limited strikes are not going to to anything now for our benefit. lou: our commanders will follow the orders of their commander in chief. but to put our military in the position of going into a unilateral operation like this, with a -- this administration talking about arabs unnamed states offering to pay for a full on invasion much syria. and at the same time, acting without consensus and international authority that puts u.s. this administration this commander in chief in a position of behalf job iteems to -- behaving like a vigilante. your reactions your thoughts ? >> well, i don't t

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now here's hoping rays general manager joe madden didn't have dinner reservations.hen he tide the game with the -- tied the game with an rbi single, pitcher tommy hunter made a better door than window. 18th inning, folks, david de jesus finally ends this marathon can with an rbi single. the rays take sole position of the wild card spot in the al. arian foster said he was git getting money up front. accepted money after becoming so broke in his senior year in tennessee, that he had to choose between eating and paying the rent. he wants to draw attention to what he believes are unfair ncaa rules for amateur athletes. while those ncaa rules prevents players from getting paid foster says he doesn't think he did anything wrong. >>> coaches already on the hot seat three weeks into the season. our michael eaves and grant watson kicked around the idea of which coach is most likely to get kicked out first. >> i think bo polini, ma mack brown, bo polini is going to be interesting this week, to see how the crowd reacts after his rant. saying he had fair weather fans. i don't k

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rules, the new techniques, and they're being seen properly and nobody watched more video than john madden. people will recognize when these hits don't fit in the context of the game. as far as the actual wins and losses are concerned. the first two weeks started to weed out the contenders from the pretenders. and one of those pretenders is the 0 and 2 buccaneers. from the forth worth star telegram who would be more likely to leave tamp tampa bay a result of that start. >> you got to give a coach a few years. josh is in the last year of his rookie contract. there was a story that he would ask for a trade before deadline next month. whether that's true or not he's playing his way out of town. he has 335 passing yards this season, the 30th rated passer. he is not playing very well. this is no question this is his last season in tampa bay. there is a riff between the two of them. the only question for tampa bay is this greg schiano's last season in tampa bay. >> the bears, are they that good or lucky to be 2 and 0. >> there is a little bit of luck in there but they're getting an idea. two gam

in 2004, the convicted murderer stabbed correctional officer milton madden. >> we were on the walk feeding inmates, and we went back later to retrieve the food trays, and as he handed me the tray, i went to reach for it, he jerked it back, and tried to stab me with a piece of fence wire that had been gotten off the yard. and when he pulled the food tray back, well, i jumped back, but he still was able to stab me a little bit. >> don't ever take their eyes off me. that was my mistake. they'll probably kill me the next time. >> i think he still has great potential to do some serious damage to a staff or inmate here at penitentiary. >> you don't know what to expect from any of them. you've got to be careful around all of them. >>> next on "lockup" -- >> being gay in prison is really hard. the fact that everybody knows that you are gay, there's constant pressure for sex. >> surviving inside the castle. >>> and later -- >> we get to cook our own food. and it's just a little bit of home in prison. >> good behavior earns a lucky few valuable privileges. >>> nearly 900 men are serving time behind

. >> steve madden. amazing bargain. >> very cute. >> that's for women of any age?any age, especially on the weekends, wearing it in the country or the city. it's a great versatile look. >> thank you so much. our next is the knee-high boots. hello, finally. here comes sarah. >> we love this trend. this actually was a huge trend -- >> miley cyrus. >> exactly. >> work it, sarah. so she is wearing these h & m boots $149 if you can believe it. that's an amazing deal. really beautiful. >> is it real leather? >> yes, exactly. real leather. really nice cut. and that's a great thing about this trend. originally this high end designer. now a much more accessible price point. people were originally were a little intimidated by this. people think "pretty woman" scary. but the new way to wear it is to play down the sexiness of it by pairing it with something more casual like this chunky knitted sweater. >> that look is adorable. i love that. >> you can wear it to the office with a longer skirt. >> is that a huge color for fall? that is a huge olive. green is the pantone color o

so is kevin madden, a republican strategist. welcome to both of you. my goodness. this story continues to evolve, does it not? kevin, let me begin with you. if syria gives up its chemical weapons without a single shot fired, can president obama claim credit? >> well, look, i think it is way too early to be talking about claiming credit. it's way too early to even talk about whether or not syria can actually do this. your anchor before, holly, had mentioned just the enormous challenges that there are to finding out about these chemical weapons, where they are, securing them, and then building the facilities that you'd need to either house them or destroy them. we're talking about 1,000 tons of chemical weapons. the practicality of all that is still very much in question. >> so the practicality, the realistic nature of this. i absolutely agree. at the same time, donna, i'm going to ask you the same question. can the president ultimately get credit for this if this happens? big if. >> well, i think everyone is breathing a sigh of relief right now because, of course, a

this is a maddening feature for a military that has to carry out strikes. this is going to be very difficult by any measure, is it not? >> it is. and again, it has to be defined targets with objectives that have effects that support o strategy, support the united states and its allies. so again, humanitarian assistance or positioning forces tied to jordan, israel and turkey are what's key, not just striking for revenge or because of a statement made previously that it's too late to enforce. so it's not -- limited strikes are not going to do anything now for our benefit. >> our commanders will, of course, follow the orders of their commander in chief, but to put our military in the position of going into a unilateral operation like this, with this administration talking about arabs unnamed states offering to pay for a full-on invasion of syria and at the same time acting without color of at least consensus of international authority, this puts this united states, this administration, this commander in chief in a position of behaving, like it seems to me, not

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ronnie hillman said no one can play madden as well as payton has claimed averaging 45 points and last night against the raiders payton was like, giddy giddyup. with 12 passes surpassing the record by tom brady 37-21, moving to 3 and 0 on the season. and more impressive manning with 12 touchdown passes and yet has to throw an interception. he passed a record set by michael vick in 2010. fyi, the record for touchdown passes in a season is 50 set by brady in 2007. but manning, we've done the calculation on pace to throw 64. what do you think about that pe why, ton. >> we'll just take it one week at a time. i don't have a great comparison over in the years but the guys are making great plays in the passing game and it makes a big difference. eric, wes, bt, catches, throw passes. to break that tackle and take it for 50-60 yards, that's helps to get the drive open. the guys are open on time they have a good clock in their head about when to come out of the break, different coverages, and protection has been good. so it gives a chance to see the field and try to throw accurate football. >> r

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