thank you for your honorable service. >> thank you, sir. >> colonel mcgee. on behalf of a grateful nation. thank you for an honorable service. >> thank you. appreciate that. >> major lee on behalf of a grateful nation, thank you for an honorable service. >> thank you. >> all of you, thank you so much for being here. we'll be right back. >> thank you. you. ah. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. do you churn your own butter what? too? this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier sure does who are you? [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. five delicious cooking sauces you combine with fresh ingredients to make amazing home-cooked meals. ♪ ambiance [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. your head-start to home cooked. >>> welcome back. a man who immigrated to the boston area from brazil is $20,000 richer after finding loads of $100 bills inside a book. he read newspapers and got a book from a recycling facility and inside he found the cash. the father of two has a conscious and

gone are the residue of andre blatche, mcgee, and young. this group has a lot to learn.sing out game is one of them. in indiana looking for a first win of the year, fourth quarter, wizard led by as many as seven. now up two, tyler hansbrough picks the pocket. we're tied at 75. late in the game, wizards down seven. a.j. price kicks it out. theistry that rig three is righ needs to be. price with the career high 14 dimes against his former team. wizard down four. under ten seconds left to gain. crawford to trevor booker. booker's shot will not go. wizards fall 89-85. they're now 0-5 on the year. >>> i don't think i've ever seen a team more decimated by injuries than the maryland football team. on ton of losing their first four quarterbacks, now wide receiver stefan diggs and running back wes brown are out with ankle situations. they were going struggle to beat clemson even with all their parts. it got ugly down there without those parts. the group may have lacked point today but did not lack integrity and fight. pick it up in the first quarter. terps trailing by seven. sean

rocco who completed a school record 18 straight passes completes to mcgee. he comes back with a 10-yard touchdown pass. the hoos have won the last three meetings. matololo and navy putting their win can streak on the line. quarterback anthony on the keeper takes it right through the heart of the mid's defense. he goes the defense. troy in front 28-14. third quarter, the navy deficit is 10. reynolds on the option, pitches to gigi green. he outraces everybody. 59-yard for the score. green had a game high 150 rushing yards but not enough. the mids are beaten by troy 41- 31. >>> nick saban and top ranked alabama playing host to texas a&m. the aggies with a 23-17 lead. freshman quarterback johnny manziel with time to kennedy. he makes the catch. two-point conversation fails. a&m in front, 29-17. less than two minutes left. they are down by 5. andrew mccarron's pass intercepted. texas a&m in its first trip to tuscaloosa shocks unbeaten alabama 29-24. >> when we come back, we are switching gears and hopeful lit wizards are, too. time to shift into the win column. h

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mcgee, the guy is tall. he can dunk big. steph curry, a nonfactor.ouble midwest of the game. the warriors are in minute tonight. >> the directv classic in anaheim. directional and the tigers upset xavier in the opening opener. taking it to the gales as well. the driving, scoring, 2 of 18. 27-16 gaels. tigers too much. they shoot 53% from the field, 830% on free throws. and gales first loss of the year 76-56. -- 76-66. stanford winners over northern iowa in a tournament in the bahamas yesterday. as for the football team, formula is simple. beat ucla later today at the rose bowl and they are pac-12 north champs. like cardinals, bruins coming off a huge win. they synched the south a week ago saturday. should stanford beat ucla to win the north, the two teams again will play again in the pac-12 championship game this coming friday. >> this is one week of friday and one game. that's what we are counting on. we will be prepared for it. >> i'm counting on our team's maturity. and all year long we've talked about last week's game didn't help this week's game

mcgee, the guy is at all. he can dunk big. steph cur, a nonfar tore?west of the game. the warriors are in minute tonight. >> the directv classic in anaheim. directional and the tigers upset xavier in the opening opener. taking it to the gales as well. the driving, scoring, 2 of 18. 27-16 gaels. tigers too much. they shoot 53% from the field, 11% on free throws. and gales first loss of the year 76-56. stanford winners over northern iowa in a tournament in the bahamas yesterday. the formula is simple. beat ucla later today at the rose bowl and they are pac-12 north champs. cardinals coming off a huge win. they synched the south a week ago saturday. should stanford beat ucla to win the north, the two teams again will play again in the championship game on friday. >> this is one week of friday and one game. >> i'm counting on our team's maturity. and all year long we've talked about last week's game didn't help this week's game. >> we finished the game on a high and now we come back next week and start from ground zero. >> stan forward and ucla, a 3:30 che

also, oliver mcgee is a republican strategist and author of "jumping the aisle."ne somewhat. we know the fbi first sort of figured out the affair in the summer. that broadwell was interviewed on october 21st. she is the other woman, if you will. james clapper, though, the director of national intelligence, wasn't told until election day. the president apparently not notified until wednesday. what -- do you see, as some do, some kind of scandal in the timing itself? >>> well, i think that what we're seeing is the question about transparency and disclosure in public management. usually the best strategy is to bring it all out, take your bath very early, use executive judgment, which is really empathizing with all parties involved, so that we don't have a look into politics of personal disruptions and things of that sort. the question here of whether we have a national security problem with regard to one's personal life is still debatable. right now, what i'm seeing going across airwaves is there is no national security breach. ultimately the general is in service as

jake mcgee -- they win 41-40, and in dramatic fashion down in charlottesville. >>> navy midshipman in alabama visitingal troy trojans. troy up 21-14. snap tom anthony, call that a lot of real estate, guys. 44-yard touchdown. trojans 28-14 lead. mideast, not quitting this one. third quarter, navy down ten. keenen reynolds pitches to gg green and gg is gone, gone. 59 yards. navy pulls within three, 31-21. light now it is 41-31 in the fourth quarter, late. >>> and martin, high school class of '84. a classy class of '98. alma motters, coaching. an kochtia up. look at turner. tied at 20 at the half. wilson puppi ingpulling away in second half. finds taylor over the middle. 74 yards. wilson wins 40-20. some h 26720 love coming up aftn absence of 21 years, wilson returns to the turkey bowl. >>> all right. the outlook for maryland basketball is about as bright at chuck bell the forecast. anyone following gary williams better have their stuff together, and if last night is any indication, mark turgeon is getting them back on track. opening up the college basketball season against john calipari

and then donovan to the middle, mcgee one timer into the back of the net. 3-0 at that point. galaxy. the quakes did add a goal in the second half. 3-1. they got to to 3-2. it would have been gone to overtime but a great season comes to answered tonight as the hands of the galaxy. the warriors also won tonight against cleveland, but guys, disappointing end because san jose went down to l.a., beat the galaxy in front of 27,000 and tonight for the season to come to an end a tough end. >> what did donovan say. >> he had taken his shirt off, going side to side, and said i'll see you at the lockerroom. that's where i'm headed now. donovan made his roots up here in northern california. that's a big deal for him. >> see you at 11. s [ female announcer ] welcome, one and all, to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor. a feeding frenzy, to say the least. a turkey from safeway will have everyone raving. there's fresh, natural, frozen, whatever your craving. spend $25, and get a frozen safeway turkey for 59 cents a pound. or spend $25, and a frozen butterball turkey, just 99 c

. >> reporter: david mcgee is talking about his and our visit to this restaurant. inspectors have closed the restaurant twice but allowed to the reopen after passing reinspections. >> since the store hasn't done anything to change, the health department should do something. >> reporter: in august we broadcast our story showing flies on meat, produce, and dairy racks and mice feces. so we went back four times, all within the past six weeks. finding outdated meat each time, including cold cuts and more with what appears to be sell-by dates as old as may. they asked us to leave. >> we just pulled that out of there. that's out of date. >> this is in september. that's dated may. >> that's problem. >> we showed our photos to a food safety expert. >> this raises questions that if you're finding that and consumers are finding it, i'm not sure why inspectors aren't finding it. >> it's been a long time. >> reporter: the manager wouldn't talk on camera, and rate now his avenue market, sirly could 7 convenience store, and his pizza shop all remain open for business. >> we're j

. >> the senior sciencist, beth mcgee said while the dam contributes to the pollution it's not the only source and ignoring maryland's runoff would be a mistake. >> if we did nothing and we just waited for them to quote, fix the dam we would suffer. the local waters would suffer, local water, streams, rivers, maryland is contributing pollution to the bay. >> reporter: both sides agree major storms are responsible for as much as 40% of the sediment flowing in to the bay pennsylvania has started to reduce that loado over the dam and others say the north must be lobbied to follow suit. >> thank you. watermen deal with the debris, don harrison talked to people who work on the bay to find out. >> reporter: i'm here at the chesapeake bay bridge. waters that feed into this area and affect it are the severn and other two, a greater effect is north of here, the dam. joe has worked on the bay for more than 20 years. he knows it's not just the water at the upper bethea gets -- bethea gets pushed down. >> any rain fall, flooding, is part of the water that we are dealing with when that dam floods. >

oh, javale mcgee, makes your knees buckle. nuggets win. >>> college-wise, cal taking on georgia tech. game tied at 48. allen in the lane. you make a mistake, cal is going to make you pay. bears win 68-57 to advance to that tournament final. as we pause for breaking news. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, thrget 3 yearsgiving weekend, interest-free financing and save up to $600 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get 3 years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train. >> as we leave you, we want to give you a quick update here. this man has been stuck in the storm drain in pinole since 8:00 tonight. it's behind the best buy. rescue crews trying to get him out. we'll have an update tomorrow at our morning news and at 5:30 and 6:30 in the evening. have a good weekend. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from new york, the greatest city in the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight...

alexandra deputy chairman of the board of gazprom and director general of gazprom expert division mr mcgee this sounds stream that we talked about a minute ago has a competitor the turn up. pipeline if it is constructed some analysts say that it may become a real compared to gazprom and that azerbaijan can sell its guys cheaper than gas prom is it true and is it is it really a threat to your business you know we don't see the night as a turn up nor in our book or west or east although mark as a competitor because. this thing of our project is different well diversified export routes and all sorts of other pros are trying to diversify sources of supply but before doing good they should finally identify a way where is a source and how expensive it will be to not only to produce but also could you were to sell this is b.s. with gas already sold. the full capacity of was north stream and so story as far as i know there is no expert contract. from. one of these projects and that means our role is very simple we are not construction pipelines and you will solve the gas more we don't produce the

jake mcgee, that catch is better. cruz shocked mccain. great finish today. >>> west virginia reeling. they lost three straight. west virginia has given up an average of 50 points in the last four weeks. you think the redskins defense is bad? how about that? they lose 55-34 to west virginia -- or i should say to oklahoma state. west virginia really struggling here. navy looking to win its sixth straight at troy state. but robinson says choo choo, and b. j. mckinney says i'll take that 62 yards. troy wins 41-31. navy falls to 6-4. >>> all right, on to soccer now. d.c. united about to do something difficult. how about come back after a thrilling win and focus on the job at hand. not easy. the club won its first playoff game since 2007 in dramatic fashion on thursday. tomorrow they'll be short- handed in houston and here's why. that guy has a red card for an illegal tackle and then got tossed. that means you miss the nextgame. also without andy who threw a ball at a ref and a two-game penalty. down a level, maryland and umc set to play at the

if get him out can usually of the pittsburgh penguins could only keep the post as middle of mcgee to garcia lost three two at your draw on friday in contrast the hosts sub goal was a cracker i marked riches to smack in a thunderbolt from the flu that. i. won an angry mountain smashed the stick later on i have to fade into a fine equalizer. i. but he made up for it on sunday with a brace and medal of five three one at the race. i. form a national predator aleksandr a duel if was the go to man foot says scott as the free scoring forwards opened in wednesday's two you'll win at a plant and two days later he added two minutes to spot a six month drubbing off to federal. by the school those two and the last one finished open the code. the guild ritual for our team. well that's all football long but stay tuned for part two. and ninety seconds we made the russian daredevil who found the fastest route down the himalayas after the break. sigrid laboratory tim curry was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach crea

oh, javale mcgee, makes your knees buckle.college-wise, cal taking on georgia tech. game tied at 48. allen in the lane. you make a mistake, cal is going to make you pay. bears win 68-57 to advance to that tournament final. as we pause for breaking ne,,,,,,,,,,,, >> as we leave you, we want to give you a quick update here. this man has been stuck in the storm drain in pinole since 8:00 tonight. it's behind the best buy. rescue crews trying to get him out. we'll have an update tomorrow at our morning news and at 5:30 and 6:30 in the evening. have a good weekend.,,

delores mcgee, margaret gray, marcia, karen, joan, mira, janice, jennifer walsh, fudyjud, candice. are you in the room or are you busy in the other spots? if you are here, please stand up. and a round of applause. [applause] so, all of these folks are listed in your book, and you all have nametags and so do they. as you go out throughout the day, if you see any of these people, i really encourage you to thank them for all the work they have done because it has been an enormous amount of work to a poll today off. but there are two people that i want us to single out for today's event. that is marie jopling and judy otto. [cheers and applause] you know how you read in the paper about most famous folks in technology? there are those names, right? those companies and those names we read about every day. but we should all hope for having one of those famous people in our lives, and that is to marie and judy really are. these other two women who i think single-handedly moved me into social networking, kicking and fighting the hallway. because i was not born into technology. i really had

mcgee, great second effort. points in the paint for denver. nuggets out in front.inari, with under 30 seconds to go. 26 and 5. nuggets win 97-92. they hand memphis their second loss of the season. >>> that will do it for us. until next time, i'm cole wright. you can watch "the highlight express." >> sorry about the bears. >>> david beckham says the final game for his current team, the los angeles galaxy, will be next saturday's championship match. >> becks and his famious family have been in l.a. for six seasons. he's not retiring from soccer. but he's not saying where he's taking it next. >>> coming up next in "the pulse," when a guy has a midlife crisis, gets a porsche or a bad toupee. but what does an ape do? >> are you going to answer that? >>> and the legendary story, now set to song. yes, i'm a jewelry store. and yes, i'm talking to you. mike here needs a necklace. but not just any necklace. he needs a "honey, i love you even more than the day we got married" necklace. well, i don't want to brag, but my selection is larger than ordinary jewelry stores, with t

mike mcgee says buy a special lamp to mimic outdoor lights. >>> stressed out about who you are going to vote for? >> it's nothing compared to holding the office of commander in chief. take a look. >> paying the poor son of a gun who won he is going to age. he ages 8 years for every four years he is in office on average. we studied teddy roosevelt until now and notice obama got gray hair. that's normal. they will age twice as many years as they are in office. >> one of the major reasons for the accelerated aging in the white house is the lack of friends to talk to when the going goas gets rough. >>> looking back at photographs before and after of past president bill clinton aged a lot in his 8 years. and after his presidency ended, he said it was because he arnold about 4 hours of sleep -- averaged about 4 hours of sleep a night. >>> hospital is a place to help people get better. and save their lives. >> one hospital says there's no place for soda in the building. we will tell you about the drastic measures they are taking and why some say it's so important. >> we have a dramatic resc

if get him out can usually of the pittsburgh penguins could only hit the post as middle of mcgee to garcia lost three two at your draw on friday in contrast the whole sub goal was a cracker i marked richie's to smack him and found a bolt from the blue that. i wanted an angry mouth and smashed his stick later on after failing to find an equaliser thanks. but he made up for it on sunday with a brace and medal of five three one at the race. i. form a national predator aleksandr a jewel thief was the go to man for test card as the free scoring forwards opened in wednesday's to deal with at atlanta and two days later he added two minutes to spark a six month drive in off to peddle. titled the two cups call those two and the last one finished open the field are both you. feel good show for our team. well that's all for part one but stay tuned for part two. and ninety seconds we may the russian devil who found the fastest route down. so you after the break. mission of free accreditation free in-store charge of free. range mentioned free is free. to tide free. mood free board counseling videos for

donovan assists again to mike mcgee and right now 3-nil galaxy in the second half and they may eliminateakes on point differential if this score holds up. we'll let you know how it goes tonight at 11:00. >> after 13 days off. they lead the n.f.c. west hosting the rams on sunday. last game was a win over arizona. just like the niners they are trying to build a running game. rams are trying to do the same thing, jim harbaugh are asking if the 49ers are the blueprint that everybody is trying t copy. >> not really. try to kick them in the shins when people are saying things like that. >> we're not predictable. i don't feel like -- we run inside and outside and all the schemes there are. it's fun. >> the raiders are in baltimore on sunday and probably be without two top tail backs. they have high ankle sprains. who is going to run the ball? opportunity is knocking for stevie jones. he has only carried the ball once this season. >> since i've been here, i've waited for this opportunity and it hasn't worked out. i can't wait. he is so electrifying. he puts his foot on the ground and goes. he is

david lee driving, mcgee is blocking. corey the other way -- no, and reid is right behind and denver is up by 6. they outscored them in the second quarter. clay thompson all of his 16 points in the first half. warriors up 6 at the break. nuggets piling on andre iguodala he had a game high and he can dunk big. jeff curry a non-factor and in foul trouble. warriors in minnesota tonight. >> semifinals in anaheim, against pacific. the tigers upset xavier in the opener. driving and scoring two of his 18. tigers are too much. they shoot 53% from the field. he had 18 and gales first off the year, 76-66. >> stanford, winners. as for the football team the formula is simple, beat ucla at rose bowl in pac-12 champs. bruins coming off a huge win. they cinched eight week saturday. the irony should stanford beat ucla the two teams would play again in the pac-12 championship game this friday. >> that is down the road. this is one week of practice in one game. after that, great. we'll be prepared for that. >> i'm counting our teams maturi

thank you to heather mcgee and irin carmon. i'll see you next saturday at 10:00 a.m. eastern."weekends with alex witt." where prices have been cut, chopped, and sanded... ...on the most powerful tools that cut... ...chop... ...and sand. so we, or somebody on our list, can do the same. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. get a special buy on a ryobi 2 piece lithium ion kit for just $99. >>> hello, everyone. we're approaching high noon here in the east and 9:00 a.m. on the west. welcome to weekend with alex witt. china, the tallest building in the world. a powerball record and a big day for notre dame. first, at this hour, millions of americans are heading home for the holidays. most are going to be traveling home by car but it's not promised to be an easy ride out there. michelle franzen is right along the turnpike which doesn't look so bad where you are right now but that could be different coming up. how are you? >> yeah, it will be, alex. certainly we've seen this traffic build throughout the morning and come later on this afternoon it will be heavie

ten-yard touchdown to jake mcgee. they win a wild one 41-40. to the nba, wizards visiting indiana, still looking for their first win of the year. a.j. price had himself a game, kicks it out here to bradley biel. the three is right where it needs to be. biel with 17 points. price a career high 14 assists against his former team, but it's not enough. the wizards fall to the pacers 89-84. they are now 0-5 on the year. don't forget redskins and their bye this week, but you still catch d.c. football. united visit the houston dynamo in the first leg of the eastern conference final at 4:00 p.m. you can catch that game on nbc sports network. >>> and this was the game to watch. a major upset for one of college football's top teams. 15th ranked texas a&m knocked off number one alabama in a nail biter yesterday. the aggies led for the entire game, but then the crimson tide made things very interesting at the end. alabama was threatening to score when texas a&m intercepted a pass, securing the win over the top team in the country 29-24. >> just look at the

ten-yard touchdown to jake mcgee. 41-40. to the nba, wizards visiting in indiana.or their first win of the year. a.j. price had himself a game. kicks it out here to bradley biel. the three is right where it needs to be. biel with 17 points. price a career high 14 points, but it's not enough. the wizards fall to the pacers 89-85. they are now 0-5 on the year. don't forget, the redskins and their bye this week, but you can still catch d.c. football. united visit the houston dine kn -- dynamo. you can catch that game on nbc sports network. that's your sports minute. i'm lou holder. have a great day. >>> there will be a new number one college football team today. alabama fell yesterday to 15th ranked texas a&m. the aggies led for the entire game, but the crimson tide made things interesting at the end. alabama was threatening to score when texas a&m intercepted a pass, securing the win over the top team in the country, final score 29-24. >> that was an awesome game. >>> people in china are talking about a rising basketball star, but it looks like their newest hoops pro

. >> reporter: david mcgee is talking about his and our visits to the market on new hampshire northwest. outdated meat, mice droppings and flies and no hot water were cited but it was allowed to reopen after passing reinspections. in august we broadcast our story showing flies on meat, produce in dairy racks and mice feces on the shelves. so we went back four times all within the past six weeks. finding outdated meat each time including cold cuts, ham hocks, fat back and shoulder butt with what appears to be sell by dates as old as may. they asked us to leave. we just pulled that out of there. that's out of date. >> okay. we don't want you in the store. >> reporter: this was in september. >> right. >> reporter: that's dated may. >> right. that's a problem. >> reporter: we showed our photos to consumer federation of america food safety expert chris waldron. >> this raises questions. if you're finding it, consumers are finding it. i'm not sure why inspectors aren't finding it. >> it's been a long time like this and nothing has changed. >> reporter: the manager wouldn't talk on camera and

. >> a short time later officer hamilton and his partner, officer mcgee, make a hit. >> i found two razors that were removed, the blades removed from the disposable razor and these can be melted into a toothbrush handle, used as slashing instruments because those are solid, very sharp razors right there. and it looks like my partner's found another one. >> inmates who make the weapons often claim they're only for self-defense, but actions usually bear a different reality. >> take this, roll up a bunch of newspapers, even thicker than this, you got a good spear. we had a good sergeant killed here about 15 years ago. spear made out of that stuff. with a good, sharp point put on it. >> here's an even better one. you can see, this is only rolled up newspaper and rope tied around and how hard that is. if you wanted to put a bed spring right in there and tie it off, it would make an excellent stabbing instrument. you wouldn't think that a rolled up newspaper or magazine would make that good of a handle, but it does. >> don't show this -- don't show this film to the dumb inmates. we don't want to

michael rocco, who completed ae, throws to the back of the end zone to jake mcgee, who comes down with the game-winning touchdown. virginia wins 41-40, winning their last three meetings. >>> navy put their five-game winning streak on the line at troy. third quarter, navy down by 10. reynolds on the option pitches --  . >>> griffin is looking for an improvement following the bye. he understands the fan frustration with the slow start, but says it's the players' jobs to fix it. >>> expectations for griffin were high when the season started, but not many experts thought he would be as good as he's been. even coach mike shanahan admits that. fox 5's lindsay murphy takes a look at griffin's career, just nine games in. ♪ >> reporter: you can't spell grace without the letters r-g. robert griffin, iii has carried the redskins with his arm and legs, exceeding expectations thus far in his rookie season. >> there's no question about that. if you told me at the midway point of the season that robert would be the most successful quarterback in the nfl for yards per pla

joining me now is jackie kucinich, politics reporter for u"usa today," and heather mcgee vice presidentf demoez policy center. thank you both for joining me. >> thank you. >> thank you, reverend. >> heather, let me start with you. is paul ryan's role in these talks that many republicans don't want to budge on raising tacks for the rich? >> it would be very difficult for them to go from an election in which they were voicing essentially unmitigated supply-side, trickle-down economics to suddenly two weeks later be able to say, oh, we believe that growth starts from the bottom up, starts from the middle up. it would be very difficult for them to do that. so, yeah, you're going to have a lot of conservatives in the house wanting to hear paul ryan be the standard-bearer for the debt. the issue is that we are still facing crisis-level records of unemployment. if we are going to move through this fiscal obstacle course and get back focused on jobs, we're going to have to actually spend more to put people back to work, which is the best way to reduce the deficit. >> and this is exactly what ry

heather mcgee, rolling stone executive editor eric bates, and msnbc contributor jonathan capehart ofhe "washington post." it is a triumphant moment for everyone, even though no one has actually within won yet be. you can feel the excitement in the air, kurt. we play a little bit of sound from the candidates in the last 24 hours. everybody is making their final pitches. however, given the week that we have just had, it seems like mitt romney has more of an uphill climb that perhaps he even thought he would at this point in the race. i will call to your attention a tweet from rupert murdoch who tweets now christie, while thanking o., must redeclare for romney or take blame for next four dire years. >> which to me is the kind of hysteria on that side that oh my god, i mean i get the interim republican problem with chris christie appearing like a rational person with the president. but really, to suggest that that -- that his recommitment to romney will have any serious affect to make up the space that they're apparently behind says to me they're deeply concerned. >> we've talked about h

here in a cnbc exclusive, tom mcgee, national managing partner of deloitte. so one of the last times you did a survey like this, 90% of the entrepreneurs said the united states was a best place to open a new business. this time, only 60%. that ask a 33% decline. why? >> i think there is a number of factors around that. the survey population of mid market companies, companies between $10 million to $1 billion of revenue. i think there are individual factors. concerns about tax policy, regulatory costs, et cetera. for the most part they'd like both of those to be lower. but i think the bigger issue and bigger factor is really just the uncertainty in the broader marketplace. i know today on this program and just generally we've been talking about the fiscal cliff in this country. just the longer term budget deficit and those challenges. i think mid market executives recognize that whatever the conclusion is to those things could have an implication -- >> certainly the tax policy issues, budget things, fiscal cliff, that's a level of uncertainty. but there's alwa

. >> reporter: investigators say walter mcgee, then 22 and george wright, then 19, beat patterson savagelyhe was unrecognizable. >> reporter: two days later patterson died. police soon caught his attackers and both pled no contest to murder and went to prison. but in 1970 rice escaped. they hot wired the warden's car? >> yes. >> reporter: he ended up in detroit joining the black militant movement. >> he high jacks an airplane. >> the hijackers are described as three men, one dressed as a priest. >> reporter: that priest smuggle add gun on board in a hollowed-out bible. i. >> i said, look, undock that gun and we can talk. i said what do you want? he says we want $1 million and we want to go to algiers. >> reporter: the hijackers demanded of all things that the fbi agent deliver the money naked. in the end they did let him wear a bathing tut. >> the dca quickly departed with the largest ran some in the history of hijacks. >> reporter: george wright was about to become one of the most wanted men in history. >> got a phone call that it's 100% your guy. >> what an incredible story. susan spence

executive director of nation people's actions, which advocates for racial and economic justice, heather mcgee, vice president of the progressive think tank, new york democratic congressman and friend of the show jerry mather and msnbc contributor joy reed, managing editor of thegrio.com. on a conference call with donors this week, portions of which were posted online by abc news mitt romney blamed his loss to president obama on what he calls gifts the president had given to core democratic constituencies like students, women, and latinos. >> what the president -- the president's campaign did was focus on certain members of his base coalition, give them extraordinary financial gifts from the government, and then work very aggressively to turn them out to vote. >> just note that, you know, doesn't actually cost any money but side point. romney's framing of the president's campaign strategy is, of course, offensive but it is also not entirely inaccurate. the president did, indeed, deliver on some of the major policy priorities of those core democratic constituencies. mandatory insurance coverage

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by the mortgage bankers association which talks about forming companies, which they called mcgees, a mortgage credit guarantee companies, which would be three to five in number, private capital companies that would compete with one another, there would be no government guarantee of the companies. there would be a government guarantee of the security, mortgage-backed security but for that guarantee, they would pay an insurance premium much like fdic insurance. the securitization would only be a plain vanilla kind of mortgage. anything exotic would be done in the private capital market and there would be no retained portfolio at all. we had a sensible proposal in my view in august of 2009, three years later, a really smart guy at the treasury department who is responsible for the restructuring of aig, a lawyer and investment banking restructuring kind of person put out a proposal which has many common ingredients in the mortgage bankers association. here the emphasis is on a government agency, federal mortgage insurance corp. which authorizes management, regulate a series of securitize