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maggie haberman of politico. two former party chairman. former vermont governor, howard dean for the democrats. and former governor haley barbour for the republicans. matthew dowd, let me begin with you, and setting the stage where the race is right now, we see president obama ahead by about five points nationally, right now, ahead in all of the battleground states, what happened in september? >> i think, this race, if it's a five-point race, which it roughly is, is when you look at this, the national number is 5 or 6. all of the target states are going to be somewhere around that national number. all of those states will flow with that. what i think that romney -- what happened to romney campaign, i think political malpractice. for the summer and a big part of the convention time, they left the playing field to the entire obama campaign. they allowed them to outspend them in the summer. they allowed them during the conventions to outspend them. and basically set the tone for the final 60 days of this campaign. which puts them behind after

i guess we'll know when we find him. - maggie, that's, uh...y nice of you, but they need you here. - james can take over as town doctor. - i'll be fine. - maybe so, but i'm still coming with you. - you don't seem to understand. i don't want you to come. - and i don't think you understand. i'm not doing this for you. - you have got to be kidding me. - uh, your dad was my friend. i am going too. - aaron, i mean, come on, you're afraid of bees. - i'm not afraid of bees. i am allergic to bees. there is a big difference. - well, it's your funeral. - probably, yes. on every one of our carda reminder...ate. that before this date, we have to exceed expectations. we have to find new ways to help make life easier, more convenient and more rewarding. it's the reason why we don't have costumers. we have members. american express. welcome in. - son, i'm sorry you're mixed up in all this. but you gotta understand, if i couldn't have your dad, i had to take you. couldn't go back empty-handed. but make no mistake. it's a mess. bad news for everyone. go. to tel

coming up, maggie gyllenhaal is joining me. and we'll look at success and failure inside the classroom. the rest of my discussion is after the break. you misare you sure?et toss. eeeee! yeah. i get all my friends' pics as soon as they take them. really? you just missed an awesome dance off between the dads. oh... wow! (laughing) you just missed the cake fight. seriously? everyone's taking pictures like they're paparazzi. are we missing that? we're not, check it out. aww, yeah, haha. excuse me. vo: get all your friends' photos automatically with share shot on the galaxy s3. hey! first dance! are you kidding me??? >>> we are back here live at the zigfield theater for the premier of "won't back down." earlier today at the new york public library the panel and i talked about success at school depends on much more than what happens in the classroom. straight as aren't earned in a vacuum. there are many factors outside the classroom that determine if a child succeeds or fails. children coming from low income students are far less lik

i guess we'll know when we find him. - maggie, that's, uh... that's really nice of you, but they need you here. - james can take over as town doctor. - i'll be fine. - maybe so, but i'm still coming with you. - you don't seem to understand. i don'want you to come. - and i don't think you understand. i'm not doing this for you. - you have got to be kidding me. - uh, your dad was my friend. i am going too. - aaron, i mean, come on, you're afraid of bees. - i'm not afraid of bees. i am allergic to bees. there is a big difference. - well, it's your funeral. - probably, yes. ♪ no, i'm fine. can we do this again tomorrow? anytime. i miss having my own room. what do you think? that's a little better. a little better? yeah. (laughing) this is my boyfriend, jamie. (ughhhhh! ) i don't feel at home here. i feel homesick. you chose-- ♪ love you. gotta go, dad. don't stay out too late, ok? bye, alligator. (laughing) it's see you later, alligator. in a while, crocodile. in a while, crocodile. i remember that. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing a reason...t

maggie murphy at the bachelor party. now, we know that was delia and anya setting ganzel up. - so give him a pass on that, before delia catches wind that ganzel's cooperating. - okay, i get it, detectives. let's just hope ganzel has something real. - we matched three sets of prints. two of delia's thugs skipped an hour before the d.a.'s investigators got there. - but the third one had packed his bags, told his wife he was flying down to mexico city, but instead spent the night with his little side piece at some hot-sheet airport motel, where he was arrested this morning. - sans culottes? beautiful. - and his lover's talking? - not yet. - well, there's one way to up the pressure. ganzel's good i.d.ing this guy? - yeah. the emperor just needs a minute. he's been a little itchy lately. - he found bugs, cassidy. you need to end this. - liv, i put in three years. i'm not pulling out now. you want to help me? you tell your idiot partner to keep it in his pants. - i already did. look, he's under a lot of pressure. - and i'm not

kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >>> we'll have more with maggie riser. she'll be on the "today" show right here on nbc bay area. >>> he lost a leg, but officials at the bronx zoo say a new york man could have lost much more after he jumped into the tiger den this afternoon. he appeared to deliberately jump from the back seat of the wild asian monorail and right into the tiger's den. before zoo workers could get to him, the tiger attacked him, biting his arms, legs and shoulder. >> it's safe to say if the tiger really wanted to do harm to this individual, he simply would have had the time to do that. >> why he jumped in is still a mystery. but tonight, he's had his condition upgraded to serious. the san francisco zoo had its own tiger attack on christmas day in 2007 when tatjana the tiger escaped after being taunted by three men. one was killed. the tiger was shot to death. >>> the west nile virus might be spreading near a local college. the warning was issued by health officials after the discovery of a dead bird infected with west nile here san francisc

maggie isn't working, either, so she can look after him.the money is running out, and they find themselves like hundreds of thousands of other veterans, fighting a battle they never expected. one they frankly can't believe. they're fighting for benefits from the department of veterans affairs. >> i thought they were there to help us. you know, i -- if it wasn't for my wife, i would be in the fetal position. i would be curled up in a ball. i couldn't do it. >> reporter: mike has been trying to get his disability claim processed for nearly two years. there has been lost paperwork, long wait times for appointments, and erroneous lab results. when mike was prescribed some medication, it was for a bladder infection he didn't have. mike first filed his claim in january 2011, right after he got back from afghanistan. in august, that same year, he learned his claim was finally in review. then in december 2011, he was told to expect a decision by the end of the year. that deadline came and went. keeping them honest, we asked veterans affairs assista

and for you and maggie and your family i wish you the best of everything. but i know that you're going to stay involved. and you have nurtured so many young activists to many other organizations. and i hope you get some rest, and recuperation, and then get back out there and helping to build our movements. but thank you so much for your service to san francisco. >> thank you. thank you, supervisor. >> [applause.] >> it's kind of rare i do two in one day but i've got another commendation for another amazing person, lilie haskell who i would like to call up to the podium. lilie haskell is a moroccan american organizer who has been organizing a community based organization here in san francisco since 2007. lilie has contributed to and led arab community organizing youth development and educational initiatives through cultural and political work as well as antiwar coalition building for over 10 years. she is a graduate of wellesley university with a bachelor in sociology. she cofounded a foundation providing training opportunities for civic and political engage

- maggie, what if we could get the power back on? what if you could go home again?ould see your kids again? - [chuckles] we know you. we know you have to rise early... and work late, with not enough sleep in between. how you sometimes need to get over to that exit, like, right now. and how things aren't... just about you anymore. introducing the all-new, smart-sensing... honda accord. it starts with you. subway® has got the perfect halloween accessory. get a frankenweenie bag and glow stick with every subway fresh fit for kids™ meal. and see disney's frankenweenie october 5th, only in theaters, rated pg. and see disney's frankenweenie october 5th, thto want the very best publicly education system for yourte to.n teacchildren.ome test... i'm barack obama and i approve this message. - how? - the blackout. that doesn't make any sense-- totally corn-holed the laws of nature. and it shouldn't be permanent. we should be able to fix this. but for some reason, we just can't. but if it were man-made-- - "man-made"? why would someone do something like that? - listen, if i'm r

i maggie gallagher and this is john corvino. i promise you i started out being, this is an unused situation for the show, we are co-authors, not a host an interviewer. so i kind of hosted the first half an hour so let me to it over to you and what burning questions do you have for me that you would want to know? >> guest: let's talk about something from the book. and i'm going to read a paragraph from my section. this is from chapter to which is my opening chapter, and i'm describing a same-sex wedding scene. i say as they walked down the aisle and and and, i notice they are sweating. this is probably rush from anxiety in the heat. it's june and the old church is not air-conditioned to te couple are wearing smart black tuxedos. that fathers are dressed in suits. their mothers and tasteful formal dresses. many in the congregation are think themselves with the programs. .. and then you proceeds. lacquer that it is just the same. it is in fact the union of male and female. what makes it even people who have no religion a sense of q

and for you and maggie and your family i wish you the best of everything. but i know that you're going to stay involved. and you have nurtured so many young activists to many other organizations. and i hope you get some rest, and recuperation, and then get back out there and helping to build our movements. but thank you so much for your service to san francisco. >> thank you. thank you, supervisor. >> [applause.] >> it's kind of rare i do two in one day but i've got another commendation for another amazing person, lilie haskell who i would like to call up to the podium. lilie haskell is a moroccan american organizer who has been organizing a community based organization here in

i think i'm going to piggy-back on something maggie just said. the first lady, being first lady, all the presidents advisors, she's the one who sits with the president in those private times and sees how he deals with all of the litany of problems he's had to deal with since before coming into the white house. no other person taking that stage at the time warner center or bank of america field, with the exception of the president, can say what it was like to be there when the president had to deal with the economy falling off the cliff. what it was like to be there in retrospect finding out that what the president was trying to do or what he had done was sign off on the plan to kill osama bin laden. what it was like when he had to figure out what to do about saving the auto industry. all of these huge, immense problems, she was there and she can talk to the american people, the people in the hall and the people watching on television, tell them what it's like to deal with this man who is dealing with problems that affect all of them. >> she can r

contestant coordinator maggie peak is there to calm the nerves.(sot maggie speek) the den mothhr that they never wanted, but they're gettting when they comm on jeopardy.so what does it take .... to get to the jeopardy stage?it's (sot aggie speak)1:16 55clip #45obviously it's got to be somebody that you want to watch play the game.are thhy really intense when they watch the game. are they funny when they play game. just somebody you want to watch when they play the game.(justtn/ before) &pclip #38:13i thinkkmy chances areepretty good today. fingers crossed.now, it's game time open---questionable audio)4:26 a financial manager from glen burnie maryland, justin kowal proud to represent his hooetown.(justin/before)clip #38:46ii's great coming here from such a great city and can show the world that there are smart people from baltimore, good looking people from baltimore. and just friendly people. we can't show you justin's actual game.... or tell you how he did.(justii/before)clip #38:23so just to be here on this stage. this is something i'll never fo

>>se ve regia >>muchas gracias, a mi correr me hace feliz y mi querida maggie congelada en el tiempo,tas ciberneticos vuelven a hacer de las suyas, el grupo ciberprotesta mexicana altero veinte sitios en internet en rechazo al instituto federal por no aceptar la impugnacion a enrique peña nieto. >>la recomendación de reducir consumo de sal para evitar la hipertensión, no es solo cosa de adultos también en niños, un estudio demostro que ellos también tienen riesgo de presión alta, sobre todo en obesos la recomendación no es más de una cucharadita diaria >>el consumo entre niños en 1300 mg al dia hay que controlar esto >>y sabores mexicanos se pueden saborear en alto manhattan y nueva york gracias a una iniciativa de una familia mexicana >>de que le gustan, rajas verde, rojos, con aguacate. >>aquí se complacen los paladares más exigentes. >>el vender tamales en la calle fue la única manera de sobrevivir desde que esta familia llego >>madrugan para hacer 400 tamales diarios >>el trabajo es pesado y muchas veces la ganancia pobre >>una vez listos los tamales, toman las calles para venderl

david: by the way, excuse me for interrupting, that is maggie gyllenhaal.have to emphasize maggie gyllenhaal is liberal activist. she is not conservative at all. she is star of the film. i thought that might have tempered a little bit. go ahead. >> nothing can temper critics. nothing can hold them down. a film like this can be the bain of their existence so to speak. but the idea here is i think the real question can it ignite a controversy that will create a conclusion that will be helpful? in old days films really did that, they had the voice but today with internet an cable and all other means of media with social networks, it may not be a film may not be the best way to reach the audience and really ignite the passions of the public to make a change. david: i don't know. the public is already pretty furious, folks who have their kids in public schools that aren't working. peter, thank you very much. good stuff. appreciate it. peter guber from mandalay entertainment, chair and ceo. liz: a win for traders. cftc chairman gary gensler is disappointed after

joining us fox business's own dennis kneale and sportsillustrated.com and anchoring maggie gray.s for both you guys being here. all the attention, all the hysteria. this has been the talk everywhere today. what do you think? does it end the lockout? people are so crazed today. >> i don't know if it will end it but it definitely got both sides to the bargaining table. they have been bargaining, commissioner roger goodell and his lawyers and the nfl referees association and four straight days they are bargaining. possibly the intensity could pick up after what we saw monday night. nfl seems entrenched in the position. they know fans will keep on watching and they will not lose any viewers and money despite having replacement refs. >> maggie who follows this closely knows what she is talking about. you have me, i'm not biased. this strike, or lockout of the referees gets settled in one week. this is pr debacle, not a pr boost for the nfl. they look stupid here. they look selfish. you know what? the ron berkle, supermarket billionaire told me anytime you have lockout or labor dispute

ludwig overseas maggie's weight loss program. teens gained four pounds fewer than their peers when they replaced sugary beverages with calorie-free drinks for one year. >> it's pronounced among hispanics during the first year. >> reporter: in a statement response to the new study, the american beverage association points out, we know and science supports that obesity is not caused by a single food or beverage. it's true, obesity can run in families like maggie's. >> my brother's overweight, both of my parents were overweight. >> reporter: new evidence from the harvard public health finds people who are genetically predisposed to becoming obese are more likely to do so if they drink sugar-sweetened beverages on a regular basis. it was about 30% for those with a family history, but who did not indulge in soft drinks. >> if they did drink soda, there was about a 300% risk of becoming obese. >> reporter: this implies people with obesity genes may alter their fate simply by choosing healthier drinks. >> the american beverage associati

i'm maggie lopez and you're watching r.t. all right topping the news this hour congress officially wrapping up its last few days in session before the november elections and short of the mon mathematical miracle the one hundred twelfth congress could go down in history as the least productive since one thousand nine hundred forty seven do nothing congress that served under president harry truman and this is something that hasn't gone unnoticed. god i have to tell your congress managed to get through last year without passing one single piece of significant legislation this congress and then it were do nothing congress do nothing to talk about republicans in fact the president effectively campaigning against a do nothing congress of republicans i think he should run against a do nothing congress why in the world would republicans be here today when there was so much other work that this congress has failed to do be here presenting what is really an anti-war resolution masquerading as pro-war work but it's more than that the ni

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and maggie will be here tomorrow on "today." supposed to be really good.solutely. >> i'm savannah gurthrie alongside al roker and natalie morales. and coming up, the five style trends for fall. >> we've got the very latest looks that you should add to your wardrobe that won't bust your budget. >>> and then there's a new film called backwards about a young woman whose dreams of becoming an olympic rower were dashed only to find her true calling. we're going to talk to the woman behind the story. >>> and then famed chef todd english whipping up his heartiest dishes and cocktails with warm flavors of fall. >> butter nut squash, yum. >>> and we want to announce the latest winner of today's home chef challenge. it's amber ford from charleston, south carolina. her delicious side dish was voted the best side dish and you can get that at today.com. >> it does look good. >> okay. next up, we are also looking for the best pasta recipe. so be sure to head to our website today.com, enter for your chance to be today's home chef. all right. al, you got a check of the we

and maggie will be here tomorrow on "today." supposed to be really good.solutely. >> i'm savannah gurthrie alongside al roker and natalie morales. and coming up, the five style trends for fall. >> we've got the very latest looks that you should add to your wardrobe that won't bust your budget. >>> and then there's a new film called backwards about a young woman whose dreams of becoming an olympic rower were dashed only to find her true calling. we're going to talk to the woman behind the story. >>> and then famed chef todd english whipping up his heartiest dishes and cocktails with warm flavors of fall. >> butter nut squash, yum. >>> and we want to announce the latest winner of today's home chef challenge. it's amber ford from charleston, south carolina. her delicious side dish was voted the best side dish and you can get that at today.com. >> it does look good. >> okay. next up, we are also looking for the best pasta recipe. so be sure to head to our website today.com, enter for your chance to be today's home chef. all right. al, you got a check of the we

maggie is my favorite name. in the break. >>> "snl" is taking full advantage of campaign season tonight. it will bring its primetime weekewee weekend update special. >>> there's a lot going on today. tim pawlenty is leavingment romney pam contain. he's resigning as the national co-chair to work as a lobbyist. romney calls pawlenty a dear friend and regrets he's leaving. pawlenty says he still supports governor romney. >>> and preparations for the presidential inauguration took center stage auto capitol hill today. congressional leaders hammered the first nail into the platform used in the event in january. it will hold nearly 1600 people. >>> here's a look behind the scenes of president obama's fund-raiser with beyonce and jay-z. the campaign tweeted this photo of the event at jay's 4040 club in manhattan. the president joked that mrs. obama, sasha and malia were mad because they were not there. in the my producer screen saver now, that forecast, because of beyonce and jay-z and not because of the president. we

oh maggie the big picture i'm tom arbonne coming up in this half hour scenes of chaos and violence erupted today in madrid as anti austerity protesters clashed with riot police in that spanish capital how much more violence and brutality is going to take before world leaders finally wake up and realize that austerity is not the answer also it's bad enough that we have real live banks on wall street destroying our economy but it turns out robots are helping them we really want to let the machines crash the american economy or is it time to kick them out of the stock market and in tonight's daily take it's a historic day in america as casino mogul sheldon has officially spent the most money in an american election ever or at least so we think how can we stop adelson and his billionaire club from buying off morelock american elections and prevent this sobering spending record for mean roquette again in the future. in screw news this was the scene in spain today as thousands of demonstrators clashed with riot police outside the spanish parliament in madrid there were reports of fifteen arrests

maggie gray joins us to tell us what this means for the upcoming season.hanks for coming. first i just kind of want an overview of the situation, what's happening. >> right now both sides are stalled in their labor negotiations. essentially what these referees want is an increase in compensation. of course, it's all about money. also for their pensions. right now the league wants to put them on a 401(k) pension even though these are part-time employees, not full-time. and the referees want to keep the pensions that they have right now. >> in the meantime while they're negotiating and trying to work that all out we have some other referees that are joining the game now. a lot of people are criticizing them because they're inexperienced. >> yeah. the much maligned replacement referees. can you imagine stepping into the spotlight when you're a division 2 or 3 referee or arena league football? and now all of a sudden you have stadiums of 80,000 ravage fans hanging on every word that you say and every call that you make? it's a very difficult position for them.

maggie, thank you very much.s behind that iphone, if you're actually able to get one. it costs $649 without a contract. it costs apple about $206 to make. take a look. the display touch screen is $44. memory, $20.85. battery, $4.50. assembly, $8. >> unbelievable. >> they make some serious money on each and every iphone. >>> president barack obama getting a chance to make a direct appeal to latino voters. he appeared on a forum hosted by univision and facebook a day after his rival. the president could be way ahead with latinos in the polls but he certainly didn't get a free pass. the event, certainly didn't get it from the anchors. in miami, joining us this morning, marilena. when i was watching romney's crowd when he was being interviewed and president obama's crowd when he was being interviewed. explain to me how those crowds were different. they felt very different. >> reporter: well, yes, they definitely were different. first of all, good morning, soledad. happy belated birthday. i know you had a birthday ear

conteetant coordinator maggie speak is there to alm the nerves.ddof llke thh den mother that ttey never wanted, but they're gettting when they come on jeopardy.so what does it ttke .... to get to the jeopardy stage?it's more thann just being smart.(sot maggie speak)1:16 55clip #45obviously it's got o be somebody that you want to watch play the obviously it's got to be nt - somebody that you want to watch play the game.are they the game. are they funny when - they play game. just somebody you want to watch wwen they clip #38:13i think my chanccs are pretty good today. fingers crossed.now, it's game time for justin.clip #39(nats of open---questionable audio)4:26 a financial manager from glen burnie maryland, justin kowal proud to represent his hometown.(justin/before)clip #38:46it's great coming here from such a great city and great people, so hopefully i can show the wwrld that there are smart people from baltimore, good looking peoppe from baltimore. ann just friendll people.ww can't show you juutin's actual gaae.... or tell you how he did. (justi

(sot maggie speak) 1:16:28clip #45kind of like the den mother that they never wanted, but ttey're getttingn jeopardy.so to the jeopardy stage?it's pore than just being smart. ((ot maggie speakk1:16 55clip #45obviously it's got to be somebody that you want to watch plaa theegame.are they really innense when they watch the game. are they funny when they play game. just somebody you want to atch when they play the game.(justin/ before) clip #38:13i think my chances are pretty good ttday. fingers crossed.now, it's game time for justin.clip #39(nats of open---questionable audio)4:26 burnie maryland, justin kowal proud to represent his hometown.(justin/before)clip #38:466t's great coming here from such a great ity and great people, so hopefully i can show the world that there areesmart peoppe from baltimore, good looking peoppe from baltimore. and just friendly people.we can't show you justin'' actual game.... or tell you how he did. (justin/before)clip #38:23so just to be here on this stage. this is something i'll never forget that rest of my life. win lose draw, no matter what. what is, a chan

just the way it's got viola davis, maggie gyllenhaal- > > two good actresses. > > yeah, but, you know, fox is not, they didn't really put this movie in the film festivals, so they're just kind of quietly releasing it here at the end of september. it has the look and feel of an oscar contender, but i really don't hold a whole lot of hope out for it. > > so september just kind of a month ... > > something we can write off. there's going to be some better stuff next month we can talk about. > > we will see you next month. that's erik childress, he is vice-president of the chicago film critics' association, joins us every thursday. thanks erik. > > thank you. coming up, find out if radioshack stock is sending bad signals to investors. chart talk is next. matt cavanaugh of cmz trading joins us now for chart talk. good morning matt. > > good morning. > > the other shoe has fallen in radioshack's world. the ceo is leaving the electronics company. is there any hope left for this stock? > > you saw a little bounce off of this news, but things aren't going well for radioshack. they suspended th

hi maggie. 10.w it's not looking so bad, the 65. he was all bummed out when he got it. this is it. gotta beat a 65 to get to the showcase. 10 and 10 is 20. sorry, buddy, nice meeting you. take care. thomas, you're on your way to the showcase, congratulations! hey, guess what, folks, go to our, you can help us vote for your favorite model starting this friday. here he comes. you wouldn't want your doctor doing your job, the pitch! whoa! so why are you doing his? only your doctor can determine if your persistent heartburn is actually something more serious like acid reflux disease. over time, stomach acid can damage the lining of your esophagus. for many, prescription nexium not only provides 24-hour heartburn relief, but can also help heal acid-related erosions in the lining of your esophagus. talk to your doctor about the risk for osteoporosis-related bone fractures and low magnesium levels with long-term use of nexium. possible side effects include headache, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. other seri