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the award, he did better, he changed the culture of the orioles and that's better to hang on your mantle. >> i agree. >>> abc two is helping you get ready for the halladay travel -- holiday travel. aaa predicts 40 million people will travel to get their turkey dinner. it may be less travel if you take to the sky. high prices should result in a decline of people traveling in the sky. >>> tsa is updating the carry on rules. pies and cakes, really? the tsa session you can carry them on but be prepared for an inspection. you think a food item is a gel or liquid, check it. snow globes can be carry on but has to be in a plastic bag. check the guide lines, find a link on abc2news.com, it's in the national news section. >>> coming up next, another high ranking general is named in the scandal. after general petraeus stepped down. men in power cheat on their wives and significant others. >>> our weather app. get the radar and temperature down to your city block. >>> five app its that could be good for your health. these and more when we're back in 60 seconds. [ female announcer ] welcome one and a

he took up the mantle, especially in the hard times when it was challenging already. i had a chance to express that to abby last week and let her know that we were thinking about >> thank you and welcome everybody to today's announcement of my appointment to the city college board of trustees for san francisco. let me begin by thanking my good him, certainly, were blessed with the many years of service that he and the family provided. his contributions to our education community will be sorely missed, but for the generations to come forward for will provide, continue to provide the kind of education and job skills that we need for our city. over the last few weeks, i have been working closely with the city college to assess their fiscal, managerial, and accreditation issues. i want to thank the people behind me. in particular, the interim chancellor pamela fisher is here, and the current trustees, natalie burke is here today, i need a barrier is also here. thank you very much. also representing our students, mr. walker is here as well. [applause] with any educational

remember four years ago president obama ran on the mantle of hope and change. romney finished up at a rally out in colorado. another one of those eight battleground states we keep talking about. and what mitt romney is saying do you want another four years of under president obama or do you want something a little different? here's part of what he said. >> change can't be measured in speeches. it is measured in achievements. and four years ago, four years ago candidate obama promise dodd so very much, but he's fallen so very short. you recall. he promised he'd be a post-partisan president but he's been most partisan. dividing, attacking, blaming. >> you know, at this late hour here it's all about the ground game. it's about the candidates making sure their supporters actually vote. randi, we heard from both campaigns. the obama campaign telling us they've reached tout 25 million people. the romney campaign saying they've reached out to 50 million people since they wrapped up the nomination back in april. we'll see which campaign had the better gut out and vote

>> certainly, richard mourdhad the tea party mantle and he didn't win. i think there is the tea party that represents the invisible american, over-taxed american. certainly in the presidential race we don't see indications of that, that it's a dominant message nationalally. the election two years ago was an easy opportunity for voters who were dissatisfied with the direction of the country to send a message to the president. this time it's more complicated. they can vote for house candidates and have a separate vote in the presidential race. and not only that, two years ago it was just a referendum on the president. and now, democrats made it into a choice election between mitt romney and barack obama. so two years ago, and this election are lifetimes away, gwen. >> woodruff: and, stu, it's also who turns out to vote because you've got a much larger universe of voters who turn out in a presidential election year than you had in 2010, when it was the congressional seats that were up. >> exactly. a great point, judy. elections are about who votes. not who

it's now on my mantle, an award i was given for being an advocate, or i guess the best advocate is whathey called it. it was an evening that touched me greatly. the chairs of the event and all of the organizers, the superb lay leaders who work with jcrc and our outstanding staff put on an event that was a total surprise for me and a great success for jcrc and i thank the community and one i will treasure forever. >> oscars were there because you are among many, many other things, a lover of movies. >> this is very true. i like to say i like bad movies. [ laughter ] >> do you have any movies that you've seen lately that you suggest? >> i just saw with my wife the movie "flight" with denzel washington, which is a very tough movie and one of the greatest performances i've ever seen. >> great, wonderful. so 30 years. what do you look at in terms of future trends? what do you think is really on the horizon as we look toward the eternal values of communal engagement? >> so i think one of the trends that i've seen in recent years has been the growth of antiisrael activity in the bay area, whic

you were featured in inc magazine's cover story, the nbc nightly news, you have a mantle full of awards, the head of zappo's endorses your methods. but when we think of a pizza joint, this is not a little storefront place, these are big operations. > > yes they are. 350 seats. 9,000 square foot. we have 200 team members in our company. we have 40-something people working on a busy shift in one night. > > you think of the big companies - google and apple - that they have this culture of passion and drivenness, and yet, in small businesses, it's not typically talked about much. > > that's really interesting because we hear so much about those big sexy companies that have those big sexy cultures. and my point in my book, and actually what we have done in our company is to show that we can have a great culture in our everyday business. and that is what our country is mostly made of anyhow, small businesses that we are coming across everyday. > > a plumbing shop, a carpentry business. these too can have passionate, driven employees that feel invested in the success of those businesses. > > s

want to live exclusively as jews in our own state and i think that only once we really kind of just mantle that idea and and critique it and. a state for all for this is where everyone lives in equality and when there is a separation of religion of church and state then. then the situation will be able to change. in america we are indoctrinated from a very young age about the propaganda you know american imperialism across the road of course it is definitely different there you guys are all forced to join the military i'm sure there's a lot of militaristic. ideology that comes in line with we see a lot of aggressive rhetoric you just mentioned the elections you just mentioned some of what some of the leaders of insane zionist movement there there are a lot of aggressive rhetoric especially coming from people are going deputy prime minister i mean netanyahu himself is this getting more aggressive as time goes on do you think what do you think the outcome of the election will be now that the elections are coming up do you think that they'll kind of scale back i know that he's a little bit mo

last year the 49ers held that mantle. the corners have 15 between them. why are they so optimistic. >> since levy smith has been in chicago since 2004, they have thrived on taking the ball away. this year they are just red- hot. hopefully teams are studying the tape and they're aware of the blind pursuit because they do a great job when you're in a vulnerable position of poking that ball out. san francisco has to take care of it tonight. i think whitner, goldson, they have to create some of their own like you said, they were very good a year ago. >> stephen jackson proved you can run this football against the 49ers and i was asking donte whitner about it. he sees this like a super bowl when they play the 49ers. they are up for it concentrate more than maybe two years ago while playing this team. is that it or are there weaknesses now in the 49ers defense? >> stephen jackson came to san francisco on the first four plays and took it to the 49er defense. i think they have to play with the same intensity week in, week out. they can't play down to a 3-5 team.

. >> there is going to be enough room for both sides to claim that they have the mantle from the american public or that nobody does and i think that hurts the issues on the fiscal cliff. >> reporter: if the president prevails tomorrow, he will be one of the only incumbents to win re-election with fewer votes than he got in his first campaign for the white house. if romney wins, it's possible democrats will keep control of the senate. either way, the winner's claim to a mandate will look very thin this year. and that will make it hard to move forward with a clear agenda. the numbers won't justify that. they will suggest that you will have to deal with the other side because a lot of people didn't vote for you and they're part of the other side. but no one in washington is expecting this election to end with handshakes and good will. most signs now point to a status quo election. democrats keep the white house and senate and republicans keep the house with relatively few losses. despite all the money and time spent in this campaign, it now looks likely to will end with the same political m

five years ago, when ed harrington took up this mantle of being the general manager for the puc, it was also around the same time that then the mayor asked me to go down to new orleans and take a look at what they did not do to safe themselves from all of the years of recovery that they have had to engage in. that they are still doing as of today. one of the big lessons that i found out at that time is that they did not invest properly in the infrastructure knowing that disaster was in front of them, having experienced a flooding and the gates of their water barriers having melted down a couple of times, even before then. so when ed harrington obviously knew that history as well and he took up this leadership, five years ago. he had a very focused determination of getting this water system improvement program, not only up and running, but the education of the rate payers has to go along with tthe people, along, not only in san francisco, but all the way up to hefp ety has to be a part of this because it is a whole system and then five years later have completed all of the six other rese

ron paul people and they will be out there looking for a politician that mantle i mean the most likely one right now or two in the next day care senator graham. who i think it's great and but these two point one million people and many millions more message on the internet it may be what it all are going to be pressuring politicians in the future the federal reserve like you said is definitely an example of an idea that was considered completely crazy five years ago ron paul was the only person to believe in it and it's now become pretty much the policy of the republican party an example that things can change very fast we should not right or wrong all along. yeah i mean there are there are people who who really follow him and he says the same messages over and over that is one thing that those dynamics followers the disciples as i call them of ron paul say and they're right it one thing that no one disagrees that this is a politician who is consistent in his message does not change depending on who is voting for him or what kind of race he's running and very consistent violent play an

i'm exhausted of defending you, defending your administration, defending the mantle of change that i voted for, and deeply disappointed with where we are right now. >> what made you ask the question? >> at the time, it was a burning issue. i had conversations with friends, colleagues, family members, who were out of work. we were all talking about, you know, year and a half in, were we feeling the change we were all so excited about? >> change wasn't coming fast enough. not for velma hart. not for those voters who swept the president into office and expected him to champion their causes. latino voters were looking for the change candidate obama had promised on the campaign trail. >> we will have in the first year an immigration bill that i strongly support and that i'm promoting. >> while the president got credit in the latino community for appointing sonia sotomayor to the supreme court, he lost points for deporting more undocumented immigrants than any administration in history. and for failing to pass the immigration reform he promised. when republicans blocked a bill that would l

. >> it's always been somebody who steps forward to take the mantle of the big 10 and ronald reagan beinglassic examples. you don't have to be a pragmatic political force, that's the difference, it takes a voice to make that clear. you can't have all of these republican districts to negotiate and you need somebody and the problem is you don't need-- >> and right, how did they coalesced, the left did. >> around barack obama. >> and amazing, too, because as bob knows better than anyone, the presidential campaign they help out with the candidates and listen, we have he got focus on this guy elected and pretty much on your own and i think they were somewhat, in my opinion, somewhat in awe of barack obama what he's done at such a young age, never really one of the guys who's been there for 40 years and decided to run like senator dole and senator mccain. but i was pretty much in awe in the mid term elections on what the tea party did. i've never seen anything like it. >> even in this election, the tea party the down tick-- >> the down tick, let's remember, twice as many people, in 2010 where t

get really serious about the kind of candidates we nominate and understand that it's a republican mantleng to them and that that's got to have some franchise value. and the governor's right, we need to improve our franchise value with women voters. a lot of people don't talk about the fact that there's almost an equally large male gap, you know, men gap, in this election. and so, i think both parties have a lot of work to do on sharpening their pencils. again, this election was eerily similar to four years ago. >> right. >> and we need to learn the lessons at some point along the way. otherwise, we tend to replicate outcome. >> governor granholm, have you given up on politics and now become a broadcaster? >> well, i'm enjoying this role at current tv in "the war room." we'll see what happens, but i'm not running for office again. >> but would you consider taking a job in the obama administration, if it was offered? >> well, i have no idea whether that's coming down the pike, but i like what i'm doing, it's fun. we all have great respect for you in the broadcast world. >> thank you. >> no

i'm exhausted of defending you, defending your administration, defending the mantle of change that ied for, and deeply disappointed with where we are right now. >> what made you ask the question? >> at the time, it was a burning issue. i had conversations with friends, colleagues, family members who were out of work. we were all talking about, you know, year and a half in, were we feeling the change that we were all so excited about. >> change wasn't coming fast enough. not for velma hart. not for those voters who swept the president into office and expected him to champion their causes. latino voters were looking for the change candidate obama had promised on the campaign trail. >> we will have in the first year an immigration bill that i strongly support and that i'm promoting. >> while the president got credit in the latino community for appointing sonia sotomayor to the supreme court, he lost points for deporting more undocumented immigrants than any administration in history. and for failing to pass the immigration reform he promised. when republicans blocked a bill that would l

i think we should grab that mantle, and we're on the right side of history. >> cenk: anybody believehe moment where it hit the new yorkers and dc, that maybe there is a chance that it will break through, oh wow this is really serious. >> the hope is that this breaks through to obama. this is where true patriots are going to question their own advocate. obama has been have had very kateing for drill baby drill and "clean coal," and these things are not going to save you see from ourselves. >> by the way look at the package we just showed. it was media talking about how could this possibly be linked to climate change? at this point i feel like its obama's obligation and responsibility to make this part of the discussion. but the politicians are afraid to do it because it has become political. at the same time things continue to get worse. we keep seeing extreme weather more and more of these hurricanes, and nothing has been done about it because everybody it is too afraid to talk about it. >> cenk: this is nasa keeping track of the temperatures since 1880ss going back and tracking it.

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was at a massive 18,000 strong rally at madison, wisconsin, that the president fought to defend his mantle of change you can believe in in stark contrast to the shifty change of expedience. >> i said i'd end the war in iraq. and i ended it. i said i'd pass health care reform. i passed it. so when i say, wisconsin, that i know what real change looks l e like, you've got cause to believe me because you've seen me fight for it. you've seen the scars on me to prove it. you've seen the gray hair on my head. to show you what it means to fight for change. >> indeed we have. and we will bring you the president's remarks live when he speaks momentarily from columbus, ohio. let's get right to our fabulous panel. ana marie cox is here with us in new york. richard wolffe is vice president and executive editor of msnbc.com and joy reed. joy, this has been going on for six years. we're still trying to understand who mitt romney is. we've employed psychologists, nobody knows. do you know who he is? >> he's the guy opening for the marshall tucker band in ohio. what i've come to the conclusion of is mitt r

. >> bob: romney didn't pick up the mantle and run with it. he is the one to talk about it.main stream media. >> dana: had romney talked about it, benghazi would have become his problem and he would have looked bad. i'm not saying that would have necessarily happened but i think it was their calculation. >> greg: we'll talk about this, the next block. >> bob: benghazi? >> greg: you are going to love it. >> bob: oh, no. >> greg: i want to read a joke. jon stewart made a good joke last night. paraphrasing. good news for mitt, he won most of the confederacy. to me that is an entire summary of how the media portrays republicans. you are racist. i don't think there is anything worse that you can say about anybody. unless you call them a molester. but you are racist. that has had a significant affect on the way the republican party is portrayed in the media. >> bob: that is not right. that may be jon stewart but most democrats don't portray republicans that way. we don't believe it for a second. >> greg: you do. >> bob: i do not! >> greg: you haven't read my pamphlets yet. >> andr

they're trying to claim that mantle of change candidate for governor romney in each stops. >> we reade headline that voters are angry with the position with the auto bailout. they're standing by this ad and continue to attack regarding the jobs going to china. other than says it's troou, what proof are they providing here other than just their word? >> the romney campaign is walking a very fine line when it comes to this ad. a strategicist and advisers to the campaign say in the actual ad we say jeep will manufacture vehicles in china. they don't say they'll do it to the extent of jobs in the united states. they don't say they won't do as well in the united states. that line alone is actually true. whether you want to draw connections and saw this is at the expense of american jobs, maybe you could make that assumption. they're trying to walk a fine line with this ad, and it was really striking because it was so far from what governor romney said himself on the campaign trail that they would leave ads like this behind. the rare moments kwh they're not in the frund. >> you brought up a

now you have teams coming in from russia, switzerland and france under the mantle of the palestinianrities are going to open the grave this coming week. they're going to take samples and shut the grave again on the same day. it's a very emotional day for palestinians because he is this overarching palestinian figure, but also a very, very interesting and almost exciting forensic case as well, victor. >> we know that the investigative committee held a news conference a short time ago. what more are we learning about how they're moving forward? >> reporter: well, they said they're moving forward in a way that, first of all, they pushed back the date for when the grave was going to be opened. they then went through the motions how all of this is going down. they said there's going to be a very ceremonial opening of the grave, then they're going to take the samples and then arafat is going to be laid to rest again with a religious ceremony and a military ceremony as well. that's sort of the process that's going to go on. what's going to happen is these three forensic teams, the russian,

now the left has taken over that mantle and they are mrs. cravitz from "bewitched." would come in and look around. >> andrea: that is what the lefties in the '6 of 0s -- 0s -- >> greg: bob was fun back then. >> andrea: used to complain about. our parents, trying to keep us from things. now all the left does is keep us from things if it's not fattening food or twinkies or something like that. keep us from shopping. doesn't social socia -- doesn'te soros own a stake in wal-mart? he is trying to drive a stake through the heart of the recovery. >> eric: 1.5 million employees in america. 2.2 million worldwide. wal-mart does their job and hire people and keep prices down. george soros billionaire never seen inside of a wal-mart. wal-mart. >> bob: i am not to say that you see it on a regular basis. >> eric: i have. >> bob: i went once to use a bathroom. >> dana: it's not possible. >> bob: against the law, isn't it? >> dana: to go to the bathroom at wal-mart? in the aisle, yeah. bob, no wonder. >> eric: god! >> bob: can i make a point here? >> greg: he thought it was a bathr

they have inhabit add parental mantle. >> julian sands says when he comes here it's like being in the family home in the family that everybody has always wanted it. how do you feel about that? >> i don't know whether they would want it all the time but we do have a family atmosphere here. we respect one another. >> reporter: were we right now? >> we're in the laundry room and in the green room. the actors use this as the green room. she does the laundry here and irons. it will actors all use this place to have their tea and gossip and fall in love and get divorced and fall in love again. it's a very warm and nice and safe place. >> i can't help but think there are these slogans on the walls like "keep the brits out." is that your normal declaration here? >> no, it certainly isn't. we are all well welcoming to all people, particularly british people. that's one of the murals that came from belfast and they surround the theater here for our production of "the freedom of the city." when people come in they actually encounter british soldiers. it's just to give the feeling of what norther

but we were sitting on the mantle of other parts. >> jimmy: you want to see it is you and it is tom hanksu -- let's show a clip. i want to show a clip of "cloud atlas." this gentleman right here, someone gave him a bad review. >> he wrote a book and he got a bad review. >> jimmy: and the reviewer is in the room. >> that's right. we've all had this happen. >> jimmy: here is tom hanks in "cloud atlas." take a look at this. >> ladies and gentlemen! we have an additional award tonight for fellow book lovers. an award for most imminent critic, mr. -- beg pardon, sir felix finch. [ cheers ] >> and what might my prize be, i wonder? a signed copy of an unpulsed knuckle sandwich? can't be many of those left. [ laughter ] >> well, just what is that level of pencil you call an imagination have in mind to end this scene, hmm? >> i think you're gonna love this. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. bang! you're to love this one, buddy. whoop! you guys have to go see tom hanks, "cloud atlas" in imax and theaters everywhere on friday. victoria justice joins us after the break.

the president is trying to do in his stump speech is say wait, don't let mitt romney steal the mantle of change that he had in 2008. he's trying to seize it back and say that mitt romney has got failed policies of the past. take a listen. >> in other words, wisconsin they're betting on cynicism. they figure they can outlast you. they figure you know what? these guys maybe get enthusiastic, but over time, that enthusiasm fades away and we're still here. but wisconsin, see, my bet is on you. [ cheers and applause ] my bet is on the goodness and decency of the american people. >> now, obama campaign officials told us they've reached an incredible milestone. they said they've had 125 million contacts with voters. these are over the phone, in person, door to door. they say that's more than double what the republicans have boasted. so they think what that translates to next tuesday would be really getting on the ground in states like iowa here and getting out their vote. one side will get their vote out. the other is not. we'll see who it is with three days away. >> we're watching. stick wi

and a lot of that agenda, the mississippi republicans like to wrap up in the mantle of free enterprise. like when governor bryant signed the small business regulatory flexibility act. he said he wanted no business to shy away from expanding or locating in our state because of burdensome mandates. that's how mississippi republicans like to be known, as the guys who will do away with burdensome mandates. the same time, mississippi republicans are very much in the business of burdensome mandates as long as the burden falls on folks they would very much like to put out of business in their state. the same month the mississippi republican governor signed that small business act into law, he also signed another law that targeted one mississippi business in particular. it was designed on purpose to use state government red tape to close the last abortion clinic in mississippi. the new law placed a mandate on this business in particular. it requires doctors at this one clinic to get admitting privileges at local hospitals. since that law passed, the clinic's two main doctors have been trying t

there are a lot of good republicans on the bench to sort of tweak the messa the mantd the mantle.than, the gop needs to recalibrate and assess and spend sometime thinking about what just happened. but i just want to keep this a little bit in perspective. the gop retained the hou the senate if not for a couple kooks. in light of that you could just suggest had they won the senate we about a presidential win in which case you could say, look this was a likable president and a lot of people felt the economy was getting better. >> i think it's dangerous for the republicans politically to look at the senate races and say weould have had it if just for your words a couple of kooks. democrats picked up two seats last night. they were defending 23 sfeets. republicans feeting 10 few election cycles it's been a tough time for republicans with their candidates. in 2006 democrats won the senate and weren't expected to do that. in 2008 they expanded to a 60-seat majority and hadn't seen in a long time. in 2010 you saw republicans have a chance to pick up the senate and fell short with candidat

ping expected to take over the mantle as boss of the communist party.ith a lot of problems right now. hu jintao has pointed out a lot on the line. erin? >>> our fifth story "outfront" honoring chris stevens. he's being honored for his tireless efforts to bridge the divide between the united states and the middle east. stevens was killed along with three other americans on september 11th after terrorists attacked the u.s. consulate in benghazi. more than eight weeks later, many are wondering who is responsible and how it happened. ambassador stevens' younger sister ann will receive the award tonight on behalf of her brother and she is "outfront" in her first television interview. congratulations. i know it's a hard night for you. >> thank you. >> i know you also met with the president this afternoon and had a chance to talk with him about your brother. what did he say? >> he expressed his condolences and his admiration for the work that chris did and we talked about how important it is to move forward and to continue the state department's really importa