representative marsha blackburn, welcome back. republican from tennessee. john yarmouth, welcome back, a democrat from kentucky. delighted to have you both here. folks, i want to play a little bit of can this marriage be saved. a little marital therapy here. not it ththat either of you nee marital therapy. i'd like to you speak directly to mr. yarmouth and tell him what you need him and his party to do to make progress toward avoiding the fiscal cliff. speak directly to him. >> absolutely. let's start with spending cuts. because what we know from everyone that has looked at this is the first thing that you have to do is get the out of control spending under control. that's got to be item number one. separate it. do across the board cuts for the discretionary spending. then deal with the trust funds, medicare and social security, and then the entitlements. the largest of which is me i tht's item number one. item number two would be getting rid of some of the loopholes that exist in the tax code. cleaning it up. making it flatter, fairer, simpler. but let's l

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they got to compromise and i have to be marsha brady on this and believe in a compromise. go revisit and reallocate it. >> johnathon. >> viewers are in a tough bind. they are finding a government thinking day-to-day and week to week lucky. will taxes hurt wealth creation across the board? i think it will result in inflation and investors need to start getting out of the bonds. >> and julian what do you say to people that are discouraged? >> write their congressman. the fiscal cliff, i don't think it will be one. it is unpopular for both sides of the aisle. and unlikelet budget enforcement act. to you don't have strong enforcement. it is it easy for congress to get pas this. the fiscal cliff was a republican idea because the republicans want tod etend the debt ceiling and this was the way to do it and everybody is it saying it is it a bad idea to do that when the economy is over the gdp. that is the argument president obama was making. >> julian, thank you for coming. >> thanks for having me. >> the votes no one is talking about. all taxpayers should be >> time for what do

her hand picked replacement is neck and neck with marsha mcsally. showed could be in better state financially next fiscal year. according to the baltimore sun, the budget analyst says next year's operating budget may fall $27 million short and while that doesn't sound good, it is far better than the hundreds of millions of dollars in shortfalls we've seen in the last few years. and one of the most expensive universities is losing ranking with u.s. news and world report. george washington university was taken off the 2013 list of best colleges today. that after the magazine says it overstated data on incoming freshman for more than a decade. the chief rancor says he thinks the error was inadvert ant. but will stay until future information can be confirmed. >> drivers of a pick-up truck and students need to be taken to the hospital. happened today. a pick-up truck rear-ended the bus at 301 andwan son road. a spokes person tells us 32 kids were on the bus at the time. the only one who had to go to the hospital was complaining of knee pain. no word yet

them more than once for this project. our board of supervisors, who stood with us. the architects, marsha and a special thanks to erin who has done so much to help us on though this project. you know? that is the city side of this public-private partnership and i have to be fair in saying that this project has lasted through the term of two supervisors, two head librarians, three mayors, and four rec and park general managers. the heart of this project, the constant thing has been the heart of this neighborhood. has been our volunteers and our people. [ applause ] >> so i want to introduce june. [ applause ] , liz diaz. amy miles. bill collins. martha mahoney, who also does our halloween. terry. i saved lizzy. this is lizzy hirsch. she has been there. one of the founders of the friends of joe d in 1997. what started with planting a little grass on the children's playground has greatly expanded. few people know that the movie "thelma and louise" is a highly fictionalized account of lizzy and mine's adventures. [ applause ] >> most of it is overstated except for the driving off the cliff pa

now, marsha hunt is putting her love letters from a young mick jagger up for auction.t is a rock 'n' roll anthem. now, the woman said to be the inspiration for the song "brown sugar" is kissing, telling and cashing in. marsha hunt, selling her love letters from mick jagger, penned in the summer of 1969. ♪ brown sugar just like a young girl should ♪ >> reporter: her love letters from a young mick jagger are hitting the auction block. hunt says she's broke, unable to pay her bills. sotheby's will auction of the letters in mid-december. they are expected to fetch up to $160,000. ♪ it's all right >> reporter: the letters from "jumping jack flash" is said to show the sensitive side of the young singer in his 20s, reciting the poetry from emily dickinson, among other things. jagger's relationship with hunt, who was african-american, was kept under wraps until 1972. they produced a daughter named karis. hunt says, someone i hope will buy those letters, as our generation is dying. and with us will go the reality of who we were and what life was. jagger also talks in the letter

marsha says so as well? that's two sources. (laughter) by the way, we haven't even got on the the most amazing fact about these flirtatious e-mails. >> the f.b.i. has turned over 20,000 to 30,000 pages of documents found during the probe. many are e-mails between allen and kelley sent over the last two years. >> 30,000 pages of e-mails? i can understand that if stephen king and george r.r. martin were having an affair. (laughter) those are some prolific mother (bleep)ers. (laughter) but there's a fine line between seduction and spamming someone. (laughter) i don't think i've got than many e-mails ever and i was on the obama campaign mailing list. so okay the general, his biographer, his successor, and his former deputy have all been caught in big sexy time scandal. but that's it! revelation wise, where's the hunt? >> further complicating the case: officials say the f.b.i. agent who first launched the investigation, a friend of kelley's, is now himself is subject of an internal f.b.i. probe for suspected inappropriate behavior,

want to get right to congressman marsha black burn from tennessee.paign is your gate. it's nice to see you. how are you feeling this morning? >> oh, well, of course i would have liked a different outcome. >> talk to me a little bit about what your assessment is and why governor romney did not win. what went wrong? >> well, i don't know if we know exactly where things kind of ran off the rails. i do think that the president was helped by hurricane sandy, and that kind of took the campaign and broke the campaign's momentum, if you will. i think that the campaign got out there, and the obama campaign, they convinced people that jobs and the economy were getting better. i have disagreement with that, as you can probably imagine. but with voters all across the country, soledad, what we saw was jobs and the economy, was the number one issue. people want to get back to work. certainly with women. that was the number one issue and i think the campaign convinced them that they were getting better, that they had finally turned the corner on this issue. i'm not

and marsha thomas told us tonight, yes, two exclamation points. i have a friend 51 years of age voting for the first time. so proud of her. better late than never. rock your vote. the change starts with your vote. so we want to thank everyone at home who ended up letting us know what they thought on facebook. you can always tweet me@debra alfear ron. >> another storm could hit areas like new york and new jersey. there's a million half homes without business and power. furniture is now firewood onstaten island where many residents are braving it another night without power or heat. the storm survivors could be in for more storms, but communities are making sure storm victims can still vote tomorrow. >> many folks in our area are coming forward to help the storm victims. one case in point, this relief effort tonight in oakton, virginia. folks are codonating their coats, blankets, shoes and more badly needed apparel, more than enough to fill two large trucks. tomorrow the trucks are off to new york. tonight's collection organized by the church of jes

marsha keeland was arrested last month. she left her daughter with a cartful of stolen groceries in morgan hill. she said she did it because she's had financial problems. she's expected in court this afternoon to enter her plea. >>> 4:38. thanks to a heavy weekend of snow, some tahoe ski resorts say they're going to open a little early. heavenly and north star plan to open tomorrow while kirkwood says it will open on friday. over the weekend the sierra received more than two feet of snow. but how long will that stick? >> exactly. beginning to look a lot like christmas but christina loren is here to tell us what it's going to be like today out here. a little chilly. >> a little chilly. you know what, i think some of it will stick. what's more important is there's more on the way. good morning to you. let's take you outside and show you what we're experiencing at this very moment. 39 in napa, you're at 49 in san francisco. overall temperatures are running 5 to 10 degrees warmer than just 24 hours ago. 42 in san jose. you may

and lastly, marsha thomas says, yes, vi a friend 51 years of age voting for the first time. so proud of her. better late than never. rock your vote. the change starts with your vote. deborah alfarone, 9 news. >>> well, the redskins loss on sunday play a role in the outcome of the election of 2012? >> it's a fun thing we talk about. it's called the redskins rule. you can call it coincidence or plain old superstition. here's how it goes, according to the so-called redskin's rule, if they lose the last home game before the presidential election, the incumbent will lose the election. if the skins win, the republican wins. this has been right every time since 1940, except once, 2004. the redskins lost the home game, but president george w. bush still won the reelection. >> we want to know what you think about the redskins rule. check it out on facebook. >> here are some of the responses. quintin williams wrote, there is no redskins rule, but there is coincidence. >> elizabeth wrote doesn't that contradict that 7-11 and halloween predictions? the only way to predict an election is

from our facebook -- marsha braun yungle, i hope i produced that right, dorothy and edna two senior widows were talking. dorothy says that nice george johnson asked me out for a date. i know you went out with him last week and i wanted to talk to you about him before i give you my answer. edna replies, dorothy, he shows up at my apartment at 7:00 p.m. dressed like such a fine gentleman that suit and brings me such beautiful flowers. then he takes me downstairs and what's there? a limousine. uniformed chauffeur and all. marvelous dinner, lobster, champagne and the works. then we go see a show. "scandalous" i enjoyed it so much i could have died from pleasure. >> she added that. >> so we go back to my apartment. and he turns into an animal. completely crazy. he tears off my expensive new dress. and has his way with me three times. dorothy says" goodness gracious, are you telling me i shouldn't go?" and edna said "no no no i'm just saying wear an old dress." >> that's ridiculous. >> he tore off the expensive dress. you win some lose some. >> it is time for our girl's bobbie buzz. hey, girl. >

. >> here's marsha fudge. she had reaction to the attacks on rice. >> susan rice's comments didn't send us to iraq and afghanistan. somebody else's did. but you're not angry with them. it's a shame that any time something goes wrong they pick on women and minorities. i have a real issue with. for you who are haters, your hate is going nowhere. >> dr. dyson, does john mccain hate susan rice? >> well -- >> i mean when he says she's not qualified and questions her intelligence, your thoughts? >> well, there's no question hate is used as a metaphor to talk about stern resistance and opposition. in that sense, of course, he's haiting on her. i'm not speaking personally as a human being, but it's more disturbing that despite her intelligence, the pedigree of her scholarly achievements and the way she's moved in several administrations to act in a very powerful fashion to represent her diplomatic community, what else can you conclude but the fact that he's trying to go after her because as karen said, she's a woman a

marsha and dan. want to thank all of them for their good work and thanks to all of you for making this the most successful fundraiser the committee has ever had in history. thank you very much. [applause] i want to thank the wilder side band for the great entertainment and our baker of live love bake for delicious birthday treat tonight. this a wonderful cake they put together. thank you very much. and one of the big reasons for having such a great success is our inspirational speaker. marco rubio. what a wonderful message he has and what a great example of the american dream and he is inspiration to me and so many others to continue to focus on limited government and empowering the private sector to grow opportunities for all of our people. to night's event. with this event we've turned the page and we looking forward the future. i've always been one that's learned that you never fight the last battle or look at the last campaign. you look to the future and learn from the mistakes of the past to do

. >> jimmy: i know marsha got hit by a football.o porno. >> that's true. >> jimmy: you missed out on that visit. well, maybe in the future. maybe she'll come to see the show, that would be a nice thing. >> that would be amazing. that would be amazing. it was really awesome. i appreciated those visits. i really needed them at that particular time. >> jimmy: i bet. could anybody come visit you? >> she was able to do that. she was there doing -- god bless america, i believe. she was sitting there. she was really good with those guys. she really was buddy with those guys. just go visit them. >> jimmy: was it a conjugal visit, do you think? >> no. stop, stop. [ bleep ]. the good ol' boys, a pickup truck coming to get him. talking about brady bunch, miss henderson. >> jimmy: i was out of line. >> we're dealing with late night, okay? [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: this is a strange turn of events. >> i lost weight, jimmy. >> jimmy: you did lose weight, you need to cut that belt off a few notches. it's too big for you. >> i just pulled it too tight.

. >> reporter: marsha mervis, meet the woman behind the man behind the d.c. area diamond empire. >> i had to get married. you don't get married, i said oh, yes, i'll marry you. >> reporter: it started as a marriage of convenience. she escaped her native lithuania in 1938 before world war ii. she office a six month visa in south african when she met up with morris. they got married. then they fell in love. >> a loving marriage, a loving family, well provided and it was a lifetime of joy. >> reporter: the two were married 67 years. mars passed away in 2005. these are the hands that held three sons, seven grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren and the hands that used to hold this ring. morris gave it to her on her 50th wedding anniversary. wednesday the ring was gone. >> i was in such a shock. >> reporter: the mervis matriach said she's recently been sick, her rings loose. she said the diamond may have value to whoever found it, but it could never mean as much as it does to her. >> it's part of me and part of my husband, part of my life. >> if you've seen the rin

marsha thanks foring us today. you have warmed up. have a great thanksgiving.eve: good news, we are saving the twinkie and forget hostess. we have a respiece to make them at your house. imagine the reaction when a daughter brought home this picture from the vacation. that's not good. ♪ ♪ >> the president tried to wish joe biden happy birthday from asyampt >> also happy birthday to vice-president joe biden. it is his 70th birthday. president obama tried to call the vice-president to wish him a happy birthday but biden was unavailable. >> the vice-president doing the keg stan. >> brian: i think that is malarky. they found out what is going on behind the scenes. we have cook wolfs and animals and we have a band. >> steve: plus tomorrow is thanksgiving and something delicious. how to make your own twinkie at home. who needs hostess. >> alisyn: more delicious and tad more healthy. i don't know. >> brian: did the pilgrims have twirchingies. >> alisyn: we'll get to the bottom of that? >> steve: it was made with maze back then. >> brian: more stories. incredible new wo

marsha clark was there. marcia clark is so cool. first party at my house somebody walked up to her.her books. >> yes. >> stephanie: thanksgiving vacation. woo woo. >> great stuff lined up for thursday and friday. >> stephanie: i'm going to leave the house because we have more time. >> where are you going? >> stephanie: i'm going to go see book of mormon at the pantages. >> i'm fo -- tote jelly. s. >> theatre goer vomits from the balcony. last night's performance of grace, new broadway play -- an audience member -- was in the mezzanine and vomited over the balcony. into the prime orchestra -- ugh! >> if i'm going to the theatre i'm going tock in the top bal canny from now on. >> i don't think it reaches into the prime orchestra seats. >> stephanie: speaking of that by the way this is huge. huge. trump's steakhouse in las vegas shut down after 50 plus health violations. >> huge! >> huge health violations. >> stephanie: the trump international hotel in las vegas has a signature steakhouse. its signature making you -- >> from the balcony. >> on to the patrons below. >> they were housing

. >> i am marsha mccallum. good to see all of you out there, too. we are going to check in with both of the campaigns. as you might image there are two live events this morning from governor romney and president obama we will take you to. they are literally crisscrossing all of the hot spots they need to hit today to turn out whoever might be undecided out there still: trying to reach the voters in crucial states. >> this shows you why every single vote matters. look at these numbers here. one-tenth of one percent separate the two men in the real clear politics average. that's when you put all of the polls together. here is a small taste of what voters were hearing late last night. >> the only thing that stands between us some of the best years we have ever known is lack of leadership. that's why we have leblgss. you saw the differences between president obama and myself we were side by side in our debates. he says it has to be this way. i say it can't stay this way. he is offering excuses. i have a plan. >> answer questions about the details of you

. >> marsha blackburn joining us this morning. thank you for joining us. >> good to see you.u. >>> coverage of election night in america we start at 6:00 pm eastern time. how about a question? not even a question. >> wow! >> wow! >> i have no power. >> i don't forgive you. ahead on "starting point" troops carrying patients down the stairs after backup power has failed at another new york city hospital. dr. sanjay gupta will join us live with that effort there. what if there was a new way to deal with money that focused less on fees and more... on what matters? maybe your bank account is taking too much time and maybe it's costing too much money. introducing bluebird by american express and walmart. your alternative to checking and debit. it's loaded with features, not fees. because we think your money should stay where it belongs. with you. the value you expect. the service you deserve. it feels good to bluebird. get it at your local walmart. i was skeptical at first. but after awhile even my girlfriend noticed a difference. [ male announcer ] rogaine is proven to help stop h

the congressional black caucus incoming chair marsha fudge, who you know well, says that she actuallyat this is more about the fact that susan rice is a woman, and that she's, she's black, i want to play a little bit of what she said. >> how do you say a person like susan rice is not qualified? you may not like her. you may not like the administration. but don't say she's not qualified. it is a shame that any time something goes wrong, they pick on women and minorities. i have a real issue with that. >> would you agree with what she's saying that there's a racial or a sexist component to a lot of these comments? or would you say that the letter seems to say they use the word incompetent, and they use the word undermining the desire to improve excuse me u.s. relations. >> you know, these are code words. we heard them during the campaign. during this recent campaign we heard senator sununu calling our president lazy, incompetent, these kinds of terms that those of us, especially those of us who were grown and raised in the south, we would hear these little words and phrases all of our l