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sleep mber. comfort indivialized. >>> under the cover of darkness saturday night our >> kwoem back to "hannity." our fearless commander in k450e6 announced he was willing to enter into a nuclear agreement with the rogue regime in tehran. that's right, president obama is now openly negotiating with terrorists. >> i spoke personally with the president of iran this fall. secretary kerry has met with the foreign minister and we have pursued intensive diplomacy, bilaterally and together with our pardon mes, the united kingdom, france, germany, russia and china, as well as the european union. today, that diplomacy opened up a new path towards a world that is more secure. a future in which we can verify that iran's nuclear program is peaceful and it cannot build a nuclear weapon. while today's announcement is just a first step, it achieves a great deal. >> sit me or do the president's dements sound eerily similar to what was said back in 1938. watch this. >> the settlement of the czechoslovakia problem

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. >> they got more data between august and september, the mbers were very solid. and if that contues, i think that what that would be a very good sign that the economy will recover. >> so so much for shutdown, what you say? >> well, you know, the impact, these numbers hold, these impacts will not be as negative as what people anticipate. we have a major bed of this going here. then they say that that happen despite obama's. neil: i do want to get into that, get inside your head to understand what is inside at is gng on. where is there a sense with republiccns until the emperor that he has no close. >> it's a big question. a little inflammatory. >> they were able toto set their exchanges in a timely way. neil: let's talk about the website. does anyone tell the president that it's not going to be that way? >> i doo't know. i wasn't there in the run- to this, but i think that in this case of the group people in the individual market were getting notifications that they can keep their plans come ad they have a switch to different plans, this is a thing that is applyin

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overwhelming majority of people applying for an expansion of medicaid as opposed to applying in the mberstates. looking at the startling numbers, and parolees, medicaid, 82,000 of private insurance enrollments, 3000, arkansas over 70,000 and we are beginning to understand that that means embarrassingly small. none in the private insurance and washington, this is an entirely upside down ratio between medicaid and 25,000 in kentucky and 6000 private. the next congressman is our guest and he's a member of the republican study committee. it's great to have you with us. now, how do you feel that no one seems to be able to move this administration to release the enrollment numbers? >> i find it appalling and eight letters for my district alone represent us. that is a larger number that i can show you here tonight, a larger number than the government can show that have signed up for obamacare across the country. so it's ridiculous, especially in the i.t. world. there is no more transparent way to get the accurate numbers quickly than through a website and it's not supposed to be a per system, i

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the second straight week the dow finishing at a record high followi the better than expected jobs mbers, the index to close at ,762, while the nasdaq add 62 pointto throws ay 3919. the bond markets closed. later in the week wll get reports on the trade deficit and industrial producon. back to you. >> thank you mu. 5:16. a unique reunion. former members of the home brew computerlub are going to get back together. probab the place where steve wozniak and steve jobs first showed off their apple computer. developments. many woz had been aember for years before that moment but had never spoken out loud at the meeting. the reunion d woz is going is at the comter history museum. they are sold out s we'll get you video for tomorrow morning. show you the gang getting back together. >> that's cool thanks a lot. >> historic wal down memory lane. love that. 5:16. christina is back to talk about our monday forecast. a little rain torrow. >> little rain tomorrow, stting to feel that nip in the air, younow that fall is upon us inhe bay area. temperatures are chill to start the da if you wonder what th

we saw pretty good jobs mbers. that could scare investors. neil: he will be setting his melissa: al annoying is it to throw your water bottle and all your liquids every time you to secuty at the airport. one company in ohio is abo to change all thabecause even when they say it's not it's always about "money." ♪ so if you're like me and sick of ditching yr water bottle for hitting airport security, good news is on the way. a new liquid scanner will make it possible for travelers to bring aroved liquids test security and on the plains. being tested in london, have not come stateside, but this is a great threat think we can all get behind. with me now, one of the creators of this new liquid scanner, the research center's scientists west berkeley. thank you for coming onhe show. this is rolling out in london as soon as january. tell me how it works. >> what we created was a scanner that could differentiate between e threat items that you would not want to security or benign adamsite your water or wine or liquor that you may be bought at the duty-

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sleep mber.fort indivialized. >>> under the cover of darkness saturday night our fearless chief said he's willing to enter into a nuclear agreement with the rogue regime in tehran. that's right. president obama is now openly negotiating with terrorists. take a look. >> i spoke with president ruhani of iran this fall. secretary kerry met with the foreign minister. we have pursued intensive diplomacy bilateral with the iranians with france, germany, russia and china and the european union. today the diplomacy opened up a world that's more secure. a future in which we can verify iran's nuclear program is peaceful and it cannot build a nuclear weapon. today's announcement is just a first step, it achieves a great deal. >> is it me or do the president's comments sound similar to what neville chamberlain said in 1938. watch this. >> the settlement of the czech problem which has now been achieved is in my view only the prelude to a larger settlement in which all of europe may find peace. [ cheers ] this

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sleep mber. comfort indivialized. >>> welcome back.rate the lasting legacy of the reverend billy graham are dr. james dobson. you can find his show at my family talk.com and chief religion corporate lorne green, the grandson of the reverend billy graham and author of "one way love." tullian tchividian is with us. did i say it right? >> perfectly. >> dr. dobson, we were friends for years. it's funny. everybody i know that has a religious orientation -- doesn't matter what faith, what particular denomination. they love billy graham. he had something and no one else got to that level. >> i don't know if i can explain it except this is a great man. the finest man america ever produced. i met him at one of his crusades in calgary. i had never met him. i came many in and sat on a platform. he came in, walked across the platform and i stood up. he put his hand forward and i said, the dr. the graham, i'm glad to meet you. he said, calle me billy. i couldn't because of my respect for him. i just have watched him for all these years. i'm gratefu

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sleep mber. comfort indivialized. >>> welcome back.although there's cold, hard evidence that the so-called knockout game is spreading across the country, and turning fatal in certain cases, left wing media is not only saying the trend is a myth but also accusing me of being a, quote, knockout truther. now, take a look at this. a slate.com article entitled "sorry right wing media, the game is a myth." with my picture. caption, sean hannity knockout truther. despite the 27 documented incidents in 10 states coast to coast with 6 of them resulting in death, there are some news organizations across the country calling these incidents an urban myth. for example, "the l.a. times" saying blurring reality stokes fears, raises ratings, media conservatives have reported on a surge in anti-white violence by black perpetrators dubbed the knockout game. fact is, it's a myth. and the daily beast article on the topic calls the knockout game, quote, america's latest phony panic. here to debate the truth is fox news legal analyst, fox news contributor a

. >> what we did was we interviewed dozens of witnesses, victims,mbers of the confidential investigationse by both the u.n. and red cross as well as the afghan government. we laid out what had happen in this isolated valley. even though these allegations emerged last winter and continued into the spring and were quite controversial, led a local demonstrations, no one really knew who this mysterious unit was. or speciale cia forces team. the military had categorically denied any responsibility up until this time. so we laid out a timeline of what happened and discovered who this unit was. we established conclusively these men who disappeared were picked up by american forces them often in these mass roundups in broad daylight. he was not a question if they were picked up, but what happened afterwards. in the end, we are able to identify the unit and even get into see this translator. the meccafore military launched its investigation, this had become a major issue in afghanistan with president karzai actually demanding the u.s. troops on that base be removed. could you talk about that and w

sleep mber. comfort indivialized. >>> welcome back to "hannity." botched obama care roll out caused anger and frustration it's causing americans a great deal of laughter. at the cma awards carrie underwood and brad paisley took a whack at the law with this skit. take a look. >> hey, do you have that obama care? >> obama care, what's that? [ laughter ] >> oh, it's great! >> it's great? what is it? >> i started signing up last thursday and i'm almost done. let's go to the website and get you signed up. can't be too hard. >> why is it spinning? >> it does that. >> why is it smoking? >> i don't. maybe we should restart it. ♪ obama care by morning ♪ why is it taking so long ♪ i'm gonna wind up with hemorrhoids ♪ ♪ if i sit here 'til dawn ♪ we'll have cataracts and dementia ♪ ♪ oh, this is getting on my last nerve ♪ ♪ obama care by morning ♪ over six people served >> making fun of the president. he's in trouble. chris conover, a health care economist. you do research. you are a research scholar at the center for health policy and inequality. you do resea

sleep mber. comfort indivialized.see two 43-foot pavilions, one for the atlantic, one for the pacific on opposite sides of what they call the rainbow pool in honor of the over 400,000 troops, american troops, who died in world war ii. and despite the loss of life, many from america's greatest generation look back on their service as something special that helped shape their lives. and while their memories may have endured, some of those same vets are more concerned about today's soldiers and that they may be much worse off. >> the service is something special. being in the service is something special that you'll never forget. very rough life in the military. and today the young kids that are in there have got it very, very bad. war is -- they say war is hell. >> you don't want to look back on it as bad times. you want to look back at it as good times. it's something that you learn. you profit from. if you have the right mind. a lot of people look back and they hate it. i look back at it as something that brought me t

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sleep mber. comfort indivialized. >>> thanks for staying with us.o'reilly in is it legal topic. supreme court hearing a case about birth control and obamacare. with us now stacy snyder, trial attorney in for lis wiehl tonight and co-host of the five kimberly guilfoyle. tell me about this it's the hobby lobby, right? >> hobby lobby. >> it's a company in oklahoma. >> it is arts and crafts. >> what do they object to about obamacare. >> okay. so they have always held themselves out to be a christian company. they are closed on sundays. they have a large number -- 500 employees. they say listen, we are going to give you 60 out of 20 forms of birth control on obama care. we specifically object to emergency contraception known as plan b and e morning after pill. >> they object to that, basically. they will give you 16 out of 20. >> i think there was another device they objected to. >> basically morning after pills. anything that terminates a pregnancy early. that's not unreasonable when you think about it the question is will the court. >> not all birth co

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a hoops trick gone wrong sends a mber of the hoor lem obetrotters to the crt. yes, the globetrotters win. tuesday, november th, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer d savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>>morning, everyone. welcome to an ic tuesday morning. ong site matt lauer and natalie moralis and al rer. >> i'm matt lar. ere are snow flurries in the shot. >> that's righ you're looking at the top of the rock at 850 feet, but here on the ground it'actually raining. >> yeah. don'rub it in, matt. i want you to ow back here at home we are keeping you in o thoughts. it is always bathinguit weather for u. >> that's right. >> oh, tha you very much. i apprecte that. going to be 80 degrees here. i might n that suit a little bit later on. >> no. no. no. >> iot crazy. it's early. sorry. all right. we do want to talk about t weather. it is our p story this morning. the deep freeze d the first blast of snow impacting a big area of the weather. the weather chnel's mike seidel is in a clly new buffalo, mhigan. >> good m

i really think you should use , 202.mber zero oh is a letter. that will get you the operator. rather it will get you six when you dial it. host: thank you for your call. next is randy intrigue for, louisiana. port, louisiana. are all of these democrats so arrogant to think they will have the senate forever? with all of this health care debacle, they will probably lose it next time. they will be widening like little babies. thank you for calling in. another call for ross on the line for independence. good morning. this last caller, we have all of these people fighting for their positions in washington, and not option, butnuclear a lot of other issues. i think the biggest problem we face in congress is we have a lot of the senators and congressmen that have a come lifelong career politicians. that has to stop. they forget who is a anchor salaries. i think we should do term when all -- term limits on senate and congressmen. get rid of these lifelong career politicians causing problems. thank you. "the new york in times" that we started out with -- we have certainly had a big chan

on our last days in congress on me mber 29, 1994, tom did the great honor of inviting me to the speaker'sium to preside over the house while he gave his remarks from the well. incidently, that was the first time in 40 years a republican had been on that roster. when we stood side by side at the podium on that last day of the 103 reasonable doubt congress, we knew we were icons of a by goner ra. as we visited for the last time 20 years later, i think we felt good about that. we both took great pride in knowing we had made things happen that we found good ways to solve difficult problems and make the house a working institution. now tom takes his place among . e greats of public service he is most worthy of a presence here. i know because of his great love for this institution that his spirit will dwell here forever. i only hope that the legislators who now walk through here each day so consumed by the here and now will feel his spirit, learn from it and be humbled by it. that's what i have to say in honor of my dear friend tom foley. [applause] >> mr. michael may be 90 years old but he has

accessibility broad impacts current servicemeserviceme mbers. for those that have a child or family member with a disability the lack of access in the country of their duty station can mean limited opportunities for their children or her employment for their spouses. the servicemembers may have to face the a very difficult choice between a career and a tour of duty or leaking their loved ones behind here in the united states. this is unfortunate because the department of defense provides many accommodations for the needs of families. for example the dod will pay for homeschooling supplies equipment and support for servicemembers with families in the exceptional family member program yet at the servicemember fears negative stigma from joining the program they're likely to miss out on the homeschooling benefit that allows their children with disabilities to accompany them on an enriching overseas assignment. for all these reasons the veterans of foreign wars, the iraq and afghanistan veterans of america and -- red support ratifying the treaty. i w