>> scott mcclellan. not really respected. when the president asked me to that was onetaff, of the first jobs i targeted for a change. in your clip, tony mentioned that i set up a lunch with him before i was announced as the chief of staff. i set the lunch as soon as i knew, from the president, that i was going to be the chief of staff. there was a -- there was a couple weeks lag between when the president made the decision and when we were actually announced. lists the top of my target to get into the white house. and -- i am very glad that we did and everybody who worked with him is glad that we did. >> scott mcclellan wrote a book that was critical of the bush ministration. -- administration. why did he do that? >> the has been a mystery to me. we always considered his principal attribute to be loyalty. >> was he fired? >> yes. i fired him. he has not made any bones about that and i have not made any bones about that. we try to do that in as gentle of a way as possible. time, had any the bad feelings toward scott. we do not

ed to mick mcclellan's team cody comes back and the came is tied at 3. that dan boyle is said to be feeling pretty good, sharks lose 4-3 in dallas. the record is 6 and 1. 49ers still looking up in the nfc west. from the university of california, 91 yards, the sea hawks have that feel as they did with the 49ers, language for a while with their defense. can't put them in the end zone. russell wilson, 34-22. 7 sacks, 4 turn overs. we have a new proathlete trend. arian foster received $10 million for a 20% stake in future earnings, signed a 5- year contract. may he needs a little dough if he is giving 20%. people will play him like a stock exchange. oregon is also first in football apparel. pink socks and gloves in support of breast cancer awareness. the ducks go pink against washington state. a 92-year-old woman doing the splits. this is jane. she was honored at a texas home coming. she was a cheerleader in 1939. >> she had a hard time getting up. >> but she is getting up. we have video she got up. sad bart news. >> it isn't good news. a reminder of what it

ari fleischer, scott mcclellan, tony snow, dana perino. and it was typically the press secretary's job to pick out folks with whom the president would do interviews under what formats on what terms. for the president's comfort, they would try to steer things toward people who were more likely to be friendly toward the president. but you couldn't always do that. and, you know, to reach the major markets, you had to often invite in people whom the white house felt were not favorably inclined to the president. and you have to take that on. that's part of the job. >> for those who may not have seen the first part of this interview, you were deputy chief of staff what years in the bush administration? >> first two years. >> and you were chief of staff what years? >> last three years. and i was the budget director for the three years in between. so i was there in the white house all eight years. >> talking about the media. here's the late tommy snow talking about how he was selected. >> we work in the first bush white house. he came on the radio

todd mcclellan says rookie sensation tomas hertl should be ready for tomorrow's game. he was shaken up in the second period of saturday's win over ottawa. the 19-year-old forward has seven goals in his first five national hockey league games. go hertl. on fire. so exciting to see. >> and mike called him the ninja hertl. i like it. >> ninja hertl. there is a book yertle the turtle. on the maps we see no problems as far as the sensors. that streak through the middle of the screen is south 880, there is construction around that interchange with 280. that's about it for the morning. no incidents reported. we have some, quote, boulders. this is around big moody curve. sound likes there are rocks in lanes. that happens from time to time. no lanes are closed but there is activity and slowing so we'll track that as well. looking at speed through the tri-valley. typical drive for 580 and 680. slowing for 84 that might be the first person traffic as some hit that signal there. we'll watch that. a look at the peninsula we see an easy flow for 101 as traveling north of the headlig

michael huff, albert mcclellan and jeremy miles were the ravens beat on that play. it would help set up the steelers game-winning field goal on the final play. harbaugh talked about addressing what needs to be corrected and how far they'll go to improve on a record of 3- 4. >> we'll do whatever it takes. we'll trade guys, we'll cut guys, we'll sign guys, we'll coach guys, we'll change schemes. it doesn't matter. you know, we're going to find a way to get better. and that's the business we're in. you know, we've got the men for the job. i like our guys. >> harbaugh made good on his word to trade guys. they sent offensive lineman bryant mckennie to the miami dolphins in exchange for a late round draft pick. he lost his job when eugene munroe was acquired from jacksonville. bryant mckennie gone after 2 1/2 seasons in baltimore. next game for the ravens november 3rd at cleveland so they have time to rest and time for injuries to heal. while the ravens are relatively healthy, many other teams are hurting. the colts lose star receiver reggie wayne for the rest of the year

you know, his frustration one of the finest commanders best to one frustration he says if general mcclellan will now use the army i would like to borrow it. he is so frustrated he cannot stand himself as general's achieve a certain measure of victory all they have to do is cross the river and they stop being have coffee in lincoln will fight to letters you understand you have just done. he is in the white house and absolutely added control and drives him to haunt the white house that night if he walks around an a tortured state. about two years into the war you can tell he is rassling theologically and believes and a guide in his ruling the earth still wrestling with his belief of cuban efforts to determine human history. he often writes out the rustling of his soul on paper and they got this one was captured by his secretary many were lost but it was called the invitation of the divine will. i would read briefly about his state of mind. >> the will of god is great contest each party claims to act in accordance with the will of god. one must be wrong because god cannot be for and against th

"sunday morning" -- >> right now, wooy have to think >> charles: lesley stahl talks with sir ian mcclellan cumberland island, the peaceful oasis off the georgia coast. >> i'm charles osgood. join us again next sunday morning. until then, i'll see you on the radio. how that feels. d man, you know copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vision changes or eye pain, or problems passing urine. other side effects include dry mouth and constipation. nothing can reverse copd. spiriva helps me breathe better. does

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coach tom mcclellan said he's alert and doing well. the man who hit him was' jected and likely faces suspension. the sharks won 6-2 and remain undefeated. >>> the city of oakland takes steps in keeping the as, warriors and raiders in town. they voted unanimously to move forward with as maive project called coliseum city. some deep pocket investors have already indicated me are interested in the proposal. it calls for a newcomb flex for all three major sports franchises plus hotels and housing. it would be built at the current site of the coliseum and arena. >>> police have arrested an employee at lax in connection to several recent explosions involving dry ice. plastic bottles filled with dry ice exploded in restricted areas. one happened sunday night. the other on monday. the suspect has been identified at 28-year-old dicarlo bennett. he had worked as a ramp sprf for servisair. two other devices were recovered during the investigation. >>> an unusual site in an airport, even in australia as a kangaroo is caught on camera racing throug

the mother of 15-month-old chelsea mcclellan is the only child jones was convicted of murdering and thecently appeared on "fox and friends." and listen to her describe the moment when jones gave her daughter the lethal injection. >> i knew something was wrong and i said something and jones' reply was, well, she's just mad because she got a shot and so she gave her another one in her other thigh and by that time she was already struggling to breathe. >> she worked at a hospital there. a jury sentenced jones to 99 years in prison. three decades later, she could soon go free in part because of good behavior behind bars. apparently there were no babies to kill there. out on good behavior. what do you think of that? tell us on twitter at shepnewsteam. and we'll take you to our analyst andrdreandrew. >> she's out in 30? you know, the procedure for sentencing changed radically between the time she was sentenced and now. when i first went on the bench, you sentenced to enormous, even ridiculously high numbers knowing that the defendant, the guilty convicted defendant would serve a third to a ha

. >> john mcclellan and the sharks facing the kings for the first time since l.a.gs power play in overtime. cope dar fires a one-time bullet that slips past niemi. 4-3 the final. the sharks' second loss of the five-game road trip and just the second loss of the season. so the golden state warriors out of the blocks very strong and a record win over the l.a. lakers. but the big news of course this morning, certainly, in the channel 5 studios the red sox win the world series at fenway park. that's why frank is gloating. i'm dennis o'donnell. back to you guys. >> you are glowing. >> i am! why not? stayed up late last night. it was great. >>> play of the day, we are going to retrack it once again. pitcher uehara giving the world series title title, 95 years since this happened at fenway park. and i know the fans in boston were loving it last night. >> they are going crazy. >>> 5:25 right now. a scary severe storm could affect millions on this halloween. several states could see damaging winds and even tornadoes. the forecast is ahead. >> reporter: tonight it will be il

. >> john mcclellan and the sharks facing the kings for the first time since l.a.ped them in the play-offs. kings power play in overtime. a one-time bullet that slips past niemi. 4-3 the final. the sharks' second loss of the five-game road trip and just the second loss of the season. so the golden state warriors out of the blocks very strong and a record win over the l.a. lakers. but the big news of course this morning, certainly, in the channel 5 studios the red sox win the world series at fenway park. that's why frank is gloating. i'm dennis o'donnell. back to you guys. >> was there a baseball game last night? >> gloating and smiling i have to say. >> glowing. >> glowing? >> gloating? >>> play of the day, we are going to retrack it once again. pitcher uehara giving the world series title title, 95 years since this happened at fenway park. and again,the legendary turf of fenway park, the parade tomorrow. >> you were up late last night watching. >> all good. >> this is an unfortunate side of being a professional hockey player. look at number 9, look closely. pengui

she has her top aide call back to the white house, call to scott mcclellan and the others, what's goingight now because she understood what a p.r. disaster it could be and the only answer to that would be to be as transparent as possible. >> they clamped down at first. they didn't take any questions. they hid it from the public. >> they didn't announce it as quickly as they now believe they should have. it came, the president himself was asked by his aide you need to intervene with the vice president to get him to go on television to address this, to apologize, and that lanced the boil as soon as he did it but it took four days. >> the book is right down the middle. it's not overly praise-worthy for president bush. it's not overly critical. but one thing that's interesting is you do praise him for some leadership decisions that were difficult for him. we all know of leadership decisions that were not the best ones in the world. but you praise him for the surge in iraq and also for t.a.r.p., for the troubled asset relief program, to help out wall street. very unpopular but you basically

mark mcclellan at brookings. he joins us from washington. be with you. >> so much coverage about the glitches, at least on the technical side. how much of that is deserved? how much of it is familiar? >> well, the systems online are not working now for the federal program yet. that's the one that most states are relying on. some individual states have their own programs up and running. this is familiar. these programs that the government undertakes has to start nationally, you can't do beta versions on small sample groups. the challenge is can you work through the problems quickly? i think the administration still has some work ahead of them to do that. but they do have time. >> it is hard to do a test run on something of this scale. that said, would you expect glitches to be ironed out and if they are, are there more significant, more structural challenges ahead? >> there are still some challenge as head. the -- right now what the administration, i expect, is doing, identifying where at each step in the web programs they are losing people,

mcclellan was below that of the soldiers.e gave them everything they needed, stroke their egos but -- maybe i shouldn't say but, but he never sent them into battle. grant was to attack it is strategy was simple. a tack and then attack. this aspect of grant i found to be both admirable and appalling at the same time. admirable and if you have to have it work, you want people who can win the war and you have to do this in order to win the war. but it is appalling in that grant could walk around his camp on the night before a battle and he would talk with the soldiers and encourage them, but he knew to a statistical certainty that hundreds, probably thousands of those young men would be dead i did the next day and he could still get the order to go ahead. that's not something fortunately everybody can do. i'm pretty sure i could never get such an order and i think it's good most people can't. but it's having a separate agreement to a blanket vitrified generals before he came up with grant. i guess if that's the secret i discover

mike lovett was the secretary of health and human services, mark mcclellan ran the medicare and medicaid program, a terrific public servants. despite all her good and hard work, there were enormous problems with respect to the implementation of programs. the computer system didn't work well, there was a lot of confusion at pharmacies. those things ultimately get fixed after quite some time. a and now this program is very popular among senior citizens. you're going to see the same progression with respect to the affordable care act. these problems will get fixed. and people will get enrolled. when they start seeing that they are getting access to affordable health coverage and it is good coverage for the first time, i think this will be forgotten history. host: democrats are now starting, some democrats are starting to call for delay of the individual mandate. guest: that no doubt may get some consideration if this problem persists. i am not sure that is such a big deal. remember, in the first year, this individual mandate has a very small penalty to it i am not sure that is the biggest i

mcclellan said he's alert and doing okay which is a welcomed relief considering he was harted off --in a -- carted off in a stretcher. the man who hit him will likely face suspension. >>> it's an unbelievable but true fishtail. a southern california marine instructor said she was snorkeling catalina island last weekend when she looked down and saw the eyeball the size of a half-dollar. she swam closer and this is what she found. a giant fish. it took 15 people to drag the dead 18-foot long creature onto shore. the massive eel-like fish was almost perfectly intact. these fish dive the depth of 3,000 feet and they are rarely seen and largely unstudied. >>> 8:57. let's check in with sal. east bay still a mess, sal? >> yes. unfortunately. i wish it wasn't. today it's still very heavy on the eastshore freeway westbound heading out. also slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is because of earlier problems in san francisco. and the nimitz freeway as we look at the wide view here, still a lot of slow traffic on 880, 238 and 580. let's go to steve. >>> sunshine for coast, bay inland. temper

james mcclellan is a legal scholar associated with russell kirk once said that the stories stand out like a ray of light in the midnight hour of american political theater. indeed, it is a natural law philosophy that i wish to focus on this evening and a comprehensive analysis with tears. and it's far beyond the scope of this lecture. i offer a sketch of his views on the natural law with the modest goal of showing how some of his insights on a few of today's hotly contested legal disputes. my analysis must begin by acknowledging the limits of my inquiry. to speak of the philosophy is to imply that they had a consistent and coherent understanding of natural law. but the truth is that there was a good deal of confusion about the natural law in the late 18th and early 19th century. the natural rights theory and other enlightenment thinkers was unwittingly conflated with the theory offered by philosophers like thomas aquinas and story himself was guilty of this confusion on occasion. fortunately, however, we need not detain ourselves with the differences between natural law and natural r

. >> esters slavitt tsp mcclellan that put the different components together to see if the system worked> here's what we saw. we didn't see the full integrated end to end system testing that you're talking about until a couple of days leading up to the launch. >> shouldn't we have had that? >> ideally, yes. >> wouldn't any other system, corporate entity ruling out something to see if it worked before it went out into the field? >> yes. >> do you have names of you talked to? >> i don't have any names with me. >> would you provide those? >> we would be happy to follow-up. >> ms. spellecy? >> we tested -- >> i know you tested. when did it happen? >> the information only comes to us after the application is completed. so we were testing a to the time that the system went live and as far as we were concerned everything that came to us we were able to process. >> quickly. >> our systems are not integrated with the main system. our main attraction with this key entry. >> i would like the names buy tomorrow morning if you could do that. finally going back to ms. campbell. the future the distress

mike lovett was a secretary of health and human services, mark mcclellan ran the medicare and medicaid program, a terrific public servants. despite all her good and hard work, there were enormous problems with respect to the implementation of programs. the computer system didn't work well, there was a lot of confusion at pharmacies. those things ultimately get fixed after quite some time. and now this program is very popular among senior citizens. the sameing to see progression with respect to the affordable care act. these problems will get fixed. and people get enrolled. when they start seeing that they are getting access to affordable health coverage and it is good coverage for the first time, i think this will be forgotten history. startingocrats are now , some democrats are starting to call for delay of the individual mandate. guest: that no doubt make it some consideration if this problem persists. sure that is such a big deal. remember, in the first year, this individual mandate has a i amsmall benefit to it not sure that is the biggest issue here. there are some differences in