but that's not how it feels to dakota meyer >> i can never forget that i'm a failure. it's in the face of the nation not just me. >> reporter: this sunday morning, a marine from this small town in kentucky comes to grips with the burden of wearing the medal of honor. >> osgood: the art of healing takes the form of healing art in a world-famous medical center in this country called cedar sinai. its a boost to the spirit and to good health as bill whitaker will show us >> reporter: thousands of pieces of contemporary art right in the middle of the country's second largest city yet it's one of l.a.'s biggest secrets. >> robert rawshenberg, frank stela, david hockney >> reporter: and this is throughout the hospital >> it's everywhere. we're trying to an environment conducive to healing >> reporter: join us to explore this vast collection of contemporary treasures few people even know exist later on sunday morning. >> osgood: among other things, fall means a new season for entertainment. throughout the morning we'll be looking ahead to what's on offer. in the field of pop m

but that's not how it feels to dakota meyer >> i can never forget that i'm a failure. it's in the face of the nation not just me. >> reporter: this sunday morning, a marine from this small town in kentucky comes to grips with the burden of wearing the medal of honor. >> osgood: the art of healing takes the form of healing art in a world-famous medical center in this country called cedar sinai. its a boost to the spirit and to good health as bill whitaker will show us >> reporter: thousands of pieces of contemporary art right in the middle of the country's second largest city yet it's one of l.a.'s biggest secrets. >> robert rawshenberg, frank stela, david hockney >> reporter: and this is throughout the hospital >> it's everywhere. we're trying to an environment conducive to healing >> reporter: join us to explore this vast collection of contemporary treasures few people even know exist later on sunday morning. >> osgood: among other things, fall means a new season for entertainment. throughout the morning we'll be looking ahead to what's on offer. in the field of pop m

he is the younger brother of the ceo of yahoo, carissa meyer. she made a plea for her to help her brother. >> we hope that mr. meyers sister carissa will help him to fully aknowledge the reasons that he has been sentenced to domestic violence counseling, and help him to understand that he needs to be fully accountable for his criminal and torturous misconduct. >> this process has been a renewed victimization of me and i hope that by coming forward and going through this process, that is domestic violence counseling will deter him from this ever happening to anyone else. >> meyer and his attorney refused to make any comment and attempted to dodge caracaras. he was sentenced to three year'' probation, one day in jail with credit for time served. 24 hours of community service as well as domestic violence counseling. also ordered to return any " intimate photographs " and destroy any electronic copies. i asked her if she was satisfied with today's results and she told me that she is just happy it is all over. we are live in san fransisco, cbs 5. >>

for weekend update, i'm seth meyers. good night.e out a wayoke to divvy up this shared data plan...fairly. so, um, whoever's fathered the most children, gets the most data. let's just do it by hair. body hair? most dental work. what? [ phones buzzing and beeping ] stop downloading, and stop liking everything. it should be by who has the least amount of cartilage in their left knee. [ mom ] i just want to take a bath. [ male announcer ] say no to sharing. say yes to sprint. with truly unlimited data, text and calling. my bud light threw for 4 tds. [ male announcer ] draft players using codes on specially marked bottles of bud light. mine won the game with a 60-yard field goal. [ male announcer ] manage your team at budlight.com/ffl. bud light fantasy football. here we go. [ male announcer ] manage your team at budlight.com/ffl. ok ay, bud light fantasy football. here we go. what'ya havin? [ male announcer ] manage your team at budlight.com/ffl. i'll have the build your own burger with a... sunny-side up egg, jack cheese, jill. and, u

. >>> "weekend update with seth meyers." [ cheers and applause ] >>> good evening, i'm seth meyers.mated $104 billion, though i don't know if you can really put a price tag on watching your high school friends slowly get fatter. [ laughter ] >>> "newsweek" magazine this week featured president obama on the cover with the headline "the first gay president." look, it doesn't mean he's gay just because he's in good shape and goes to a lot of parties and spends money freely and travels constantly and has a rose garden -- oh, my god, he's gay. [ laughter ] >>> new york mayor mike bloomberg on sunday gave the commencement speech at the university of north carolina and criticized the state's same-sex marriage ban, and nothing forces southerners to rethink their ways like criticism from a jewish new yorker. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >>> according to insiders, a group of wealthy republicans are working on a new super pac campaign that would use a "extremely literate conservative african-american to attack president obama." the group did have someone in mind, but had to start their

. >> announcer: "weekend update" with seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening.is 2011 tax returns which showed he paid a 14% tax rate, a little less than what restaurants add on for parties of six or more. the 14% tax rate is less than the 20% paid by the average american. how did he pay such a low rate? he claimed 47% of americans as dependents. ann romney responded to criticism of her husband's presidential campaign saying "stop it, this is hard. you want to try it? get in the ring." in response, the interviewer entered the race and is leading mitt romney by five points. [ laughter ] >>> there is speculation mitt romney applied a self-tanner to dye his face brown before adding a town hall on spanish language tv. speculation, he looks like my dad's recliner. though i think his appearance at the veteran's town hall was even more pandering. >>> at an aarp conference yesterday, vice presidential candidate, paul ryan, pledged to repeal obamacare and was booed by the audience. then, ryan won them back by yelling, "hey, who likes soup?" [ laughter ] >>> while address

c-span: what was his--who was agnes meyer? >> guest: agnes meyer was his surrogate mother. she was eugene meyer's wife and really an outstandingly provocative woman. c-span: is that katherine graham's mother? >> guest: yes, that's right. and her husband, eugene meyer, was busy with the post and all of his investments. and agnes meyer took a liking to adlai stevenson and he to her. and she used to give him advice about how he should love politics more. stevenson always had this sort of offish view toward mixing with the people and it was agnes meyer who replaced adlai stevenson's ever-loving mother, suffocating mother, and gave him all of this advice about how he should behave as a politician. and she played a very important role in his life. there are lots of women that played important roles in adlai stevenson's life. c-span: who is jane dick? >> guest: jane dick was a friend from lake forest who, again, shared with stevenson not only politics, but also social life. and she actually became an important volunteer in his '52 campaign, and to a lesser extent in the '56 campai

. >> reporter: mob meyers -- bob meyers worst nightmare came two days later when his brother dean, a 53-year-old civil engineer was shot to death while pumping gas near manassas. doesn't it seem like it's been ten years? >> no. time has gone really, really fast. >> reporter: while many of the police officers and federal agents here tonight talked about the law enforcement lessons that were learned ten years ago. >> we were able to bring some resources to the the table that montgomery county just did not have. >> reporter: bob meyers said for the families of the victims, there's only one real lesson to be drawn from the sniper attacks. he for one has learned that lesson well. >> you make the most of this day and especially the relationships that you have because you're not guaranteed another one. >> reporter: matt jablow, 9news now. >>> another sniper-related anniversary is coming up in november. john mohammad was excutted in virginia november 10, 200089. his accomplice lee boyd malvo is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. >>> it is just about 4:38. here's a loo

i'm seth meyers. here are tonight's top stories.video was released that appears to show mitt romney telling an audience exactly what they wanted to hear. look, it would be easy to pile on romney after that tape, but we should know by now just because mitt romney says something does not mean he believes it. if that had been a room full of fat kids, he would have told them cake is a vegetable. romney apologized for his comments though he did say they were not elegantly stated. apparently he meant to say 47% of americans are victims and have a sense of entitlement, milady. [ laughter ] after his claim that it's not his job to worry about americans who don't pay taxes, i wouldn't worry, buddy, it's looking less and less like it will be your job. [ applause ] president obama on tuesday night attended an exclusive fund-raising event in manhattan organized by jay-z and beyonce. sounds like a good endorsement for the president because when has jay-z ever backed a loser? oh, right. [ laughter ] that time. "newsweek" magazine has created cont

the younger brother of yahoo ceo marissa meyer he pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of misdemeanor false imprisonment he was charged with three felonies after a 2011 altercation that left his girlfriend with a bloody i and swollen face. that woman spoke at the hearing >>> i hope that by coming forward and going through the process his counseling well and teacher at him from this ever happening to anybody else >>> representing him gloria allred clasp last surfaced during the florida cannibalism incident. the recovery of contra costa county has led to deep budget cuts the board of supervisors says it as a balanced budget but at what cost. elizabeth cook with more. >>> mary knocks in a contra costa county district attorney for 27 years she prosecutes homicide cases and a county known for having one of the highest order rates in the state. >>> a tremendously higher murder rate that has a lot to do with rival gangs. >>> the d.a. office is hemorrhaging lawyers and workload unmanageable >>> over the course of last six months we've had at least 10-15 percent leave and that is a constant ov

this is from dylan meyers at politico,.com. are the media getting tired of all this?well, they should be. it's just been exhausting and i kept wondering about the 15,000 reporters at these conventions and the stories across america and the world that didn't get covered because they were all worrying about the same, really, silly things because neither party offered us any specifics how they're going to solve the problems that confront us and meet the challenges that they promised to address. >> now, it's interesting that dylan meyers again and even quoted chuck todd, talked about how this is one big market tested campaign and we are all reporting this, the victim of. >> and the 19th century model. we're way beyond that and we don't need, mr. chairman, from the great state of the pancake maker, the future home of this-- you know, come on, that's so old hat and the floor reports to get on the floor for the mississippi delegation to fight over the seating of the integrated party of 1964. nothing is happening on the floor so the anchors go down and tell us what the mood i

. >> lucas meyers is a senior in high school. it is the same school nolan graduated from. meyers found out about nolan's death through social media. >> his family posted about it. there was an rip column page on facebook. >> he says everybody is talking about what happened to nolan, even in school. >> we talked about it a little bit in class today. some of the teachers had him. uh -- a lot of people were sad. >> there was a football game, and it is clear that a lot of people knew kyle or his brother or sister and were shocked and saddened to hear of kyle's death. larry? >>> the body of the four americans who died in benghazi, libya, are back on american soil. ambassador chris stevens from peaked moneyed -- from piedmont was among them. a military procession escorted their coffins to ceremonies at joint base andrews in maryland. president obama called the 52-year-old stevens everything america could want as an ambassador. secretary of state clinton knew him personally. >> during the revolution in libya he risked his life to help protect the libyan people from a tyrant. and

. >> lucas meyers is a senior in high school. it is the same school nolan graduated from. meyers found out about nolan's death through social media. >> his family posted about it. there was an rip column page on facebook. >> he says everybody is talking about what happened to nolan, even in school. >> we talked about it a little bit in class today. some of the teachers had him. uh -- a lot of people were sad. >> there was a football game, and it is clear that a lot of people knew kyle or his brother or sister and were shocked and saddened to hear of kyle's death. larry? >>> the body of the four americans who died in benghazi, libya, are back on american soil. ambassador chris stevens from peaked moneyed -- from piedmont was among them. a military procession escorted their coffins to ceremonies at joint base andrews in maryland. president obama called the 52-year-old stevens everything america could want as an ambassador. secretary of state clinton knew him personally. >> during the revolution in libya he risked his life to help protect the libyan people from a tyrant. and

. >> lucas meyers is a senior in high school. it is the same school nolan graduated from. nolan's death through social media. >> his family posted about it. there was an rip column page on facebook. >> he says everybody is talking about what happened to nolan, even in school. >> we talked about it a little bit in class today. some of the teachers had him. uh -- a lot of people were sad. >> there was a football game, and it is clear that a lot of people knew kyle or his brother or sister and were shocked and saddened to hear of kyle's death. larry? >>> the body of the four americans who died in benghazi, libya, are back on american soil. ambassador chris stevens from peaked moneyed -- from piedmont was among them. a military procession escorted their coffins to ceremonies at joint base andrews in maryland. president obama called the 52-year-old stevens everything america could want as an ambassador. secretary of state clinton knew him personally. >> during the revolution in libya he risked his life to help protect the libyan people from a tyrant. and he gave his life helpin

please welcome joyce meyer.ou have had an extraordinary influence all over the country with so many people. i wanted your take on the mudslinging that we see going on in the political campaigns. is it counterproductive? >> i think it's terrible and causes more disrespect than they can imagine. i hear what the people say and people think it's ridiculous. it's just ridiculous beyond ridiculous. >> you talk about in your book, congratulations, "new york times" best-seller two weeks on the market. you talk about how words really do have an impact not only on how we communicate but how people perceive us as human beings. explain how important it is to choose our words. >> bible says the power of life and death is in the tongue, in the words we speak. if we remotely believe how powerful that everything i speak either ministers life or death and to me also. the words that we speak go in here and go back down in here. i can cheer myself with my own words or you can depress myself with my words. i like to think of words

meyer technique his son continues to hold. it's quite often that. people attempt to politicize people attempt to think that the reason why we do this is because somehow we knew and also how we how right wing far right off i left wing leanings these things are not true war is a terrible thing this is why it's called war not having snoozy time terrible things happening terrible things war in itself is a crime against humanity and it is monsoon always to forget. the sacrifices that were made by people. in walk. just looks at the movies the movies the americans won the war. the russian people. seventy five percent almost all. these. people recognized maybe seventy five percent of the effort. was committed by the russian people are not be americans. so the contemporary historically. has nothing to do with ideology it blurs the boundaries between former enemies and allows people to better understand history and not to repeat the mistakes of the past however not everyone shares this opinion . you know. you have the phailin. food. and you don't want to appr

. >>> urban meyer making his debut in ohio.hio-- meyer gets off to a good start. 56-10. >>> still to come on this saturday night edition of sports wrap. the top seeds moving on in the u.s. open and headed toward lots of prepaid cards come pre-filled with problems. enough is enough. introducing the chase liquid reloadable card. with chase liquid, there's no waiting and no fee to activate you can load cash and checks at any chase depositfriendly atm and there are no withdrawal fees at over 17,500 chase atms all for one flat fee of $4.95 per month. get rid of prepaid problems. get chase liquid. >>> even number two of this weekend's golf cup. tiger woods trying to regain his putting stroke. made this birdie today. tied just two strokes off the lead. one stroke better, a plop on the fourth hope that flops in for an eagle. he's one stroke off the lead. the guy in front is also number one in the world. rory mcilroy and what they call on the fifteenth hole. not bothered. he's shot back to back 65s. this putt for eagle. move on to the t

beth meyers outlines a series of reasons they think the president will emerge as the winner of the first debate. president obama is one of the most talented political communicators and modern history and this would be his eighth presidential debate while mitt romney's first. the campaign insists the debates will not decide the election. >> linda bell is live from bloomberg headquarters. >> after two weeks of flight delays for american airlines on-time arrivals are starting to improve. the carrier is threatening legal action against union pilots saying they are slowing down operations and hurting the bottom line. they have been going on since september 14. something to keep in mind if you fly united. uil will start replacing their outdated equipment beginning on monday. united suffered from multiple technical problems after a update in march. as we head into the weekend 711 stores are giving away free large size coffee at participating locations. it is all an honor of national coffee day. 711 is having some fun with the deal. you can choose an obama or romney cup to cast your vote ahead o

penn state loses a 24-14 during >>> two-time national champion urban meyer with ohio state trailing miami of ohio, >>> touchdown! >>> eye-popping grab devon smith one handed. ohio state rolls 56-10. meanwhile notre dame planning in dublin, ireland irish up against navy, on defense it is george atkinson the third running for fighting irish, he finished with 99 yds, he took a backseat to this guy, he was at the u.s. open at the olympic club security guide them but had his moment irish when 50-10. here's a giant column did not waste time as september ball rolls today 11 year veteran making his giants debut in chicago top of the first hector sanchez has his jersey grazed by the pitch sandoval's course to make it 1-0, next up down the left-field line posey and pans and sanchez wave din, a great weather is start bases clearing double it was 4-0. tim lincecum like that lead. struck out seven in six and one- third innings. giants take a 5-2 lead in the fifth. sanchez dance him down. san score in the nine, trying to close it out, it was hunter pence with a basket catch giants win 5-2. pga playoffs

two-time national champion urban meyer back on the sidelines with the ohio state bug eyes. trailing miami of ohio. chisholm unbelievable one-handed grab the buckeyes rolled 56-10. across the pond notre dame in ireland hosting navy midshipmen one of the big players george atkinson the third the cut back and he's gone 56 yds one of two touchdowns in did not have the best moves. the protestor goes to all the major sporting events authorities got a hold of him the irish when big 50-10. it the a's are head of the red sox in the third inning. a familiar face to cal fans a veteran making his giants debut. bases loaded hector sanchez grazed by the pitch. that scores are run, and the giants on the board, down the left-field line this is a big one posey pence and sanchez way again. a basis clearing three rbi double. good enough for tim lincecum looking good. struck out seven cubs. the giants had a three run lead 5-2 in the fifth. sanchez from his knees gets david de a soyuz catches him stealing. preserves the score. a pop-up hunter pence with the catch giants win 5-2. on to the pga p

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meyers, florida. she's had the same look as long as she can remember.yle. listen to her. >> it's only 7:10 and we've been crying all morning. because i know you want this for your sister. why are you so emotional? >> because i love her so much and she does so much for everyone. >> it seems like you deserve three hours of pampering. what does this mean to you? >> a lot. it's going to be exciting. it will be fun. >> it will be. >> you're in good hands. i promise. stop crying for three hours and we'll come back and cry again. how does that sound? >> great, great. >> she is still here with her sister and still crying. hold it together, deb. come on, baby. all right. let's take one last look at pat before. and the new pat. >> all right. deb, take it off and look at your sister. >> you look hot. >> turn around and take a look at yourself. >> oh, my god. who is this? >> i love that. >> the whole point is to make people feel happy and feel great about looking pretty. debby dave her great bangs, a little shape around the face. she lives in ft. meyers where her h

a view willing be held for patrick feeks, his funeral held wednesday at the fort meyer memorial chapel before he is ladies to rest at arlington national cemetery. feek . the helicopter went down during a fire fight in kandahar last month. he enlisted in march of 2006 and assigned to the seal team three in 2008. employed to afghanistan in december. casket flown to dover air force base. hundreds of people lined up to welcome patrick home. other veterans came out to show respect, the size of the crowd surprised some of them. this boy coming home, is the best of the best, we have to offer in this country. the least can i do is give respect to him any way i can. >> his view willing be held today from 2:00 to 4:00 and from 6:00 to 8:00 at the funeral home in edgewater. he leaves behind parents and his wife. >>> tonight the arundel county council is set to talk up bills on legal settlements. there are legal issues facing leopold. he is facing charges of misusing security detail for personal and police call tasks. he goes to trial in january. >>> should be an easier commute this morning if u y

this is from dylan meyers at politico,.com. are the media getting tired of all this? they should be. it's just been exhausting and i kept wondering about the 15,000 reporters at these conventions and the stories across america and the world that didn't get covered because they were all worrying about the same, really, silly things because neither party offered us any specifics how they're going to solve the problems that confront us and meet the challenges that they promised to address. >> now, it's interesting that dylan meyers again and even quoted chuck todd, talked about how this is one big market tested campaign and we are all reporting this, the victim of. >> and the 19th century model. we're way beyond that and we don't need, mr. chairman, from the great state of the pancake maker, the future home of this-- you know, come on, that's so old hat and the floor reports to get on the floor for the mississippi delegation to fight over the seating of the integrated party of 1964. nothing is happening on the floor so the anchors go down and tell us what the mood is dow

funeral services are tomorrow at fort meyer memorial chapel before he is laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. >>> get your hands on a book detailing the navy seals raid. it's become the top book seller op amazon.com. the pentagon is threatening legal action against the author for violating secrecy agreements. the author should have gotten approval before releasing the book. >> the mission he was on was a classified mission, classified by the cia, not department of defense. only the cia had the authority to declassify information that might be in the book. >> his attorney says his client didn't violate rules or break laws. we want to know if you are going to read the book, no easy day. head to facebook fan page. >>> jobs, health care, foreign policy, topics speakers will be covering at the democratic national convention, they are expected to touch on the issues. it kicks off in charlotte, north carolina. local reps are down in charlotte for the dnc. governor o'malley and congressman, hoyer and edwards as well as mikulski. the speech is from michelle obama and leian castro. the dnc wi

meyer memorial chap pel and laid to rest at awrlg ton national cemetery. >>> two people shot dead, boghts 20 years old. the latest happened yesterday in east baltimore. rosie? >> different cases but one common request. police want to note motive of two people who were very young. except for the amtrak trains going over the tracks at kentwood, things were quite -- quiet. police got the call and when they arrived, they found shell casings and many unanswered questions. >> a victim was transported from the san in serious condition. homicide detectives were call toed san because of the seriousness of the victim's injuries. >> reporter: looking for the motive behind a young woman's murder is also a priority. 20-year-old lorel amoss was outside with friends when shooting started. she was shot in the chest. she made it to the hospital but she died. she appeared to be an innocent victim. >> detectives do not feel like she was the target of malice or violent crime. she appeared to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. homicide detectives are in the in getting as much information as they can. >>

a navy seal from edgewater, funeral held wednesday at the fort meyer memorial chapel before he is ladies to rest at arlington national cemetery. feeks and 6 other americans died when their helicopter went down during a fire fight with insurgents. this incident was one of the deadliest air disasters in the 11 year old war. he enlisted in march of 2006 and assigned in may of 2008. he deployed last december. his casket was flown to dover hundreds of people lined route two in edgewater, to welcome patrick home for the final time. >> this boy coming home is the best of the best we have to offer in this country. the least i can do is give my respect to him. >> his view willing be held today from 2 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 8:00 in edgewater. he leaves behind parents, and wife emily. >>> group of suspected robbers underestimated a 92 year old man and there were deadly consequences. he said his farmhouse was targeted by thieves in the past, they took guns, money, and his cattle. this time, jones woke up when he heard something and waited with his rifle until the intruders were on the outside of his ba

you got suzanne, jessica long, maredith price, rebecca meyers and silverman will be honored. confetti, streamer, cannon fire. marching general and all are invited around 4:00. >>> today is a big day, katie couric finally shows up in you living room. for r a sneak peek of the new talk show, you can head to abc2news.com and find out what to expect on the website. join us today 4:00 this afternoon for the premier episode and stick around because abc2 news at 5:00 and 6:00 with jamie costello and kelly swoope will follow. >>> a police officer and president obama's motorcade was killed in a highway accident sunday during the visit to west palm beach. police say a pickup truck hit officer bruce st. lawrence motorcade, pushing him in to a guardrail. he was traveling ahead of the president's motorcade. he was preparing to close access to the highway when the accident happened. president obama sent condolences to the family. >>> a boat overturned. the group was on a dragon boat saturday afternoon. the boat was an oversized canoe. it had several people on board. no one was hurt. not cl

laura meyers joins us now. dr. meyer, thanks so much for being here. >> my pleasure. >> let's give our audience more background. the board grandfathered in existing measures. include things like wider hallways, phones in the waiting rooms and water fountains. what is your reaction now to this huge turn around by the board approving this 13-2? >> well, it's very difficult as politics have come before women's health. politics should never interfere with women's health. >> when you say politics, before we get to that, let me ask you, what will the fallout be? we have heard that abortion clinics are saying that they may have to shut down because they don't have the funding to all of a sudden go in and make hallways wider or add some of these additions that they now have to do. >> we are committed to providing care no matter what. we will be there for the women in virginia, but certainly it is going to be much harder for health providers across the state to provide needed healthcare to women. >> back to politics of this

let me bring in my colleague, chad meyers, who is live with this. give me all you can with such little information that we're getting officially what this can mean that are pfor that region. >> it's truly all over the map what we've heard about this earthquake. 7 miles deep, 4 miles deep. off the coast, tsunami warning canceled, tsunami warning for the pacific. that's still lid, so i think things are still shaking out here literally. the coast is right here. a very popular area when if comes coututo tourists. not too many people live here, only 1500 residents, but it was only 20 miles from that town. it it's about 70 miles to san jose. we were seeing buildings rattling, literally. there is still damage that can happen even that close. there's some of the video right there. there you go. shaking there. and that is far away. that's almost 100 miles away considering you add the depth and the hypotenuse over the city. there might be damage close to the ep center which is close to the coast. tsunami watch will be here or there. the tsunami would already

amazingly the lab guy did find a yeast cell just kind of living and growing inside meyers' beard. he did some fermentation tests and the beard beer was born. keep in mind, ladies, you're not actually drinking the bad itself. you're drinking beer that happens to -- the beer itself. you're drinking beer that happens to have yeast that came out of the beard. >> that's supposed to be better? that's just crass. >> i've got nephews younger than that guy's beard, but still. >> i'll try to read the next story. >>> the state of new york tries to break up a somewhat unusual girls volleyball team. >> but first imagine only being able to see around a black hole in the center of your vision. up next the early warning signs of the no. 1 cause of blindness in our health alert. [ harry umlaut ] that's one creamy muller. [ sally umlaut ] it's greek-style yogurt. thick, scrumptious, and more protein than those regular yogurts. are those almonds i see in the corner thingy? caramelized almonds i think you'll find. well, who wants ordinary run-of-the-mill almonds when you could have the caramelized ki

this memo obtained, is written by romney advisor, beth meyers, she talks glowingly about the president's debate record, siting where americans declared him the winner over john mccain each time. you make your opponent out to be unbeatable, regardless of what is said, you can declare a victory of sorts. >> how are the candidates getting ready for the weekend? >> reporter: there is going to be a lot of studying going this weekend, mitt romney is going back to boston, actually you might remember he has been getting ready with rob portman, playing the role of president obama and portman took on the task of playing obama in 2008, helped john mccain during that time to prepare for the debates. mitt romney is using john kerry as a stand in, rather obama is using john kerry as a stand in and kerry has practice from his run in 2004. on sunday, obama is going to nevada where he is going to be practicing for the final three days. >> torey dunnan, live in washington, keeping an eye on the debate prep for us. in political news, throwing back a cold one may provide an insight in to how you will vote.

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in a campaign memo, longtime romney advisory, beth meyers, outlines a series of reasons why the president is likely to emerge as the winner of the first debate. president obama is "widely regarded as one of the most talented communicators in modern history." the memo ends saying that the debuts will not decide the election. the first presidential debate will take place next wednesday in denver. you can watch it live on kron4's 24/7 bay area news channel on comcast channel 198 at 6:00 pm next week. >>> coming up, the director behind the anti-islam movie which fueled deadly protests is now behind bars. tomorrow marks the 20th year of critical mass. a tradition that has bikers taking over the streets of san francisco. >> later in this broadcast, the real referees return tonight in the nfl! oh, do we have maybe the catch of the year in baseball! giants and a's both working, heading toward the playoffs. what was grandma's cold remedy? hi, primo! asopao! right, asopao! there you go cuz, so you can sweat it out! oh, and music... ( all ) music? ... heals the soul. the power to share unites us. ve

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lisa meyers, nbc news, washington. >>> and tonight, a recording of mitt romney at a private fundraiser has gone public in remarks he thought would stay among those in the room. the gop presidential candidate is heard giving a snap shot of the electorate that will raise eyebrows when heard. the recording was released to the liberal magazine "mother jones." before we talk about it we want to play a portion of it. >> for the past three years, how are you going to do it, in two months before the elections? >> well, there are 47 percent of the people who were with them, who are depending, who believe the government has the responsibility to care for them believe they have responsibility, who believe they're entitled to health care, to food, you name it. entitlements, government -- and they will open this no matter what. and the president starts off with 48-49 -- he starts off with a huge number, these are people who pay no income tax. 47% of americans pay no income tax. so our message of no taxes, doesn't connect, we'll be out there talking about the rich. and so my job is not to worry, the

you know who's good is seth meyers has been doing it this week. >> yeah, he's great. >> jimmy: we lovemy: so what's he doing up in early in the morning. >> i don't know. i mean, that's the thing. it's like, when you see seth meyers in the morning it is like looking at a vampire. [ laughter ] he is clearly -- >> jimmy: he's not ready for this at all. >> he is not ready. he's like, how do you do this every day? i think i need -- 'cause normally he just has, like, that glass. that cup that i think it either has water or vodka in it. i'm not sure. >> jimmy: yeah, mine has absinthe. >> so he's got something in that cup and he said, today i actually think i may need coffee. and it was like, he was a real grown-up, you know. >> jimmy: he's becoming a man. >> he told this great story on our show today, he said, you know, he's had like a high school schedule his entire grown-up life, you know. he has summers off from june until september he has off. and he has winter break and spring break, and he'll call his friends and say "what are you doing for winter break?" and they're like, "uh dude, i h