. >> michael king, serving a life sentence for murder, managed to break out of another tennessee prisoned from a secure compound, northeast correctional. i packed myself up in some boxes and shipped myself out. i was part of a warehouse crew. i've taken yoga for several years, and i just squeezed myself in there. very cramped position. brought some water with me and everything else. about an hour and a half before they shipped me out, they put me in the back of the truck. then they took me to north carolina. they caught me while i was trying to get out of the truck. >> king was sent to brushy mountain's max unit. >> this is supposed to be the most secure building in the state. and that's why they house them here because they've got the wall around the outside. in between the stone wall and this building, we've got razor wire, chain-link fence plus the towers on the walls. so they don't really have an avenue to go out. we have certain inmates we have to move once a month from cell to cell to make sure they're not trying to tunnel out or something of that nature. >> i guess they believe t

brian michael king says "absolutely not! it would be detrimental for the u.s.boots on the ground. we don't need more years of losing soldiers." and then another follower said "the more our politicians say there will be no boots on the ground, the more i think there will be." >> all right. it was interesting to see what people think about the obligation or the necessary obligation needed to combat isis moving forward. justine, thanks, great to have you back. that's it for "way too early." "morning joe" is straight ahead. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. never miss a chance to dance. introducing a revolution in bladder leak protection. new always discreet. up to 40% thinner, for superior comfort. absorbs 2x more than you may need. for dance-all-you-want protection. no wonder more women already prefer new always discreet pads over poise. new always discreet. now bladder leaks ca

king. >> michael, final question here one of the leading contenders is ivas ivason. we don't know whether he is going to step in but he very well might. quickly what do you know about it? >> dan has been responsible for heading up the mortgage effort at pimco, which touches most areas of the firm and gets him a great lens into some of the considerations that bill gross is rightfully so well known for. dan is well regarded by past and current colleagues as well. should he step into that roll, that brings a level of stability to the funds that would have us urging investors to catch their breath. we will be looking to see how this unfolds in coming weeks. >> it was a fitting end to the week. the blue chips got a big boost from nike. helping investor confidence, the commerce department report that the economy grew 4.6%, much stronger than the prior estimate. and the s&p up 17 points. today's rebound was not enough to erase losses. the nasdaq dropped 1.5% and the s&p off more than 1%. >> some alarming numbers on the state of the nation's public. the pension gap, the diff

. >> reporter: after repeated requests, they learned ed lee's campaign received $500 from a michael a. king the attorneys believe ed lee may be the unnamed elected official who allegedly received up to $20,000 from an undercover agent. the lawsuit does not site any hard evidence. the mayor's office today sent us a statement from ed lee's campaign team saying quote this is a baseless and frivolous lawsuit with absurd allegations. if and when the mayor's campaign receives any specific information we will take appropriate actions. the mayor's spokeswoman said the fbi has never interviewed ed lee. and said lee sent this letter asking whether undercover fbi agents ever made donations to lee's campaign. and they urge answers. the civil lawsuit is one way chow's criminal team can dig up information. >> the defendants are reaching out to see if they can find exculpatory evidence to help them in the defense of the case. >> reporter: legal experts note that there is no proof of any wrong doing on lee's part in this lawsuit. instead it could just actually help to shed more light on this investigation.

sarah khan. >>> michael kiefer. >>> mary jo kimmellman. >> karen anne con cade. >> amy r. king> andrew m. king. >> lieu sill teresa king. >> robert king jr. >> lisa king-johnson. >> brian k. kenny. >> chris michael kirby. >> robert kirkpatrick. >> glen davis kirwin. >> helen kettle. >> richard joseph klares is. >> alan david kliinberg. >> stephen a.nnap. >> my great uncle joel miller. i know you're up there watching over me and guiding me everyday. i love you. >> my nephew francis joseph nezarro. night before the attack i spoke to you on the phone. you were holding your infant daughter. she is now a beautiful young lady because of her mother's work and family around her. you're sadly missed. you've made imprint on our hearts that will be there forever. >> andrew james knox. >> thomas patrick knox. >> rebecca lee koborie. >> deborah a.kobus. >> gary edward koecheler. >> frank koestner. >> ryan kohart. >> a rin that kolpakova. >> abdoulaye kone. >> dorota kopiczko. >> scott kopytko. >> bojan kostic. >> daniel kousoulis. >> david kovalcin. >> john cren. >> william krukowski. >> sh

michael kiefer. >>> mary jo kimmellman. >> karen anne con cade. >> amy r. king. >> andrew m.king. >> lieu sill teresa king. >> robert king jr. >> lisa king-johnson. >> brian k. kenny. >> chris michael kirby. >> robert kirkpatrick. >> glen davis kirwin. >> helen kettle. >> richard joseph klares is. >> alan david kliinberg. >> stephen a.nnap. >> my great uncle joel miller. i know you're up there watching over me and guiding me everyday. i love you. >> my nephew francis joseph nezarro. night before the attack i spoke to you on the phone. you were holding your infant daughter. she is now a beautiful young lady because of her mother's work and family around her. you're sadly missed. you've made imprint on our hearts that will be there forever. >> andrew james knox. >> thomas patrick knox. >> rebecca lee koborie. >> deborah a.kobus. >> gary edward koecheler. >> frank koestner. >> ryan kohart. >> a rin that kolpakova. >> abdoulaye kone. >> dorota kopiczko. >> scott kopytko. >> bojan kostic. >> daniel kousoulis. >> david kovalcin. >> john cren. >> william krukowski. >> shekhar kumar.

. >> that might be why michael jordan is the king of endorsements.hes after he retired is still endorsing. >> and better than anybody else. >> it is incredible. wearwhole athletic becoming fashion. that is going to be a big boon for companies like nike? >> i think it is. problem is that those close -- close that are perennial are not going to benefit from this. >> should i wear my yoga pants on tv? >> i dare you to. [laughter] >> all right. thank you so much. mark ellwood. evan. [laughter] of turning brands into profit, turning disney's frozen" into cold, hard cash. hasbro gets a shot at it. ♪ >> you are watching "in the loop." i am betty liu. our topa look at headlines. regulators and china have found as much is $10 billion in fraudulent trade financing deals. forge, andake, illegally reused documents for exports and imports. it gives criminals and illegal channel to move funds. overseeing more than $36 billion , harvard picked an insider to run their fund. theard branson is in running for's of the year. he told 170 employees at the virgin group hea

. >> that's because cash is king right now. 7 on your side's michael finney is here with your consumer news. >> it's tough to buy a home. it's always been tough here in the bay area. now with these all cash buyers for many home seekers, it seems impossible which begs the question, where do all these all cash buyers come from? bashay nicholas is with a mortgage training center. >> competing with a lot of foreign buyers, especially. folks from china, from japan, from all over the world, in fact, are still buying u.s. real estate because it's so cheaply priced compared to real estate in their own countries. >> that's tough. here's what you need to do. get your mortgage paperwork all set up to go so that when you are bidding on a home, the buyer will know there will not be a problem with the closing. get ready to see more home construction in your area. u.s. home builders are more confident in the market for new single family homes than they have been in nearly nine years. the national association of home builders and wells fargo sentiment index has risen substantially. it is now nearly as

sanders tweeted this earlier to many that this may concern at king crab 15, that's michael crabtree, is not my source. my sources wears uniforms, suits and ties, #truth. that's deon's language, not mine. harbaugh addressed sanders' take on his locker room and wasn't impressed in his reply. >> personally i think that's a bunch of crap. >> does it bother you to hear? >> oh, people say what they say. whenever you talk about unnamed sources -- if somebody's got a good story to tell, they want to put their name to it. if you had a good story to tell, you'd put your name to it. if i had a good story to tell i'd want to put my name to it. i don't put a lot of credibility into the "unnamed source." >> a few hours ago, sanders tweeted again, i never knew the truth hurts that much. sorry, san francisco 49er fans. but it is what it is. ask yourself why would i lie? #truth. >>> with raiders falling embarrassingly to 0-4, dennis allen's tenure as head coach could finish in the next 24 hours. the ap's terry collins tweeted out last night that allen had already been fired before retracting that sta

documenting it, but it became a train wreck and was sad, but it is a dark comedy, but created by michael patrick king it is a little shelly long-ish. >> okay. monday night. thank god we're moving along. five days more to go after monday. >> what's -- >> monday night "the voice," we got to watch "the voice" live obviously. hoda, we know you watch "the voice." new judges, pharrell and gwen stefani with adam levine and blake shelton. got to watch it live because you won't know who is going to get booted off. >> we get it. the one to dvr is "the black list". >> it is great. tim spader, huge show. i would also recommend you dvr "gotham" on fox. >> it got great reviews. >> it is good. jada pinkett is wild in it. >> she says it is a role of a lifetime. >> yeah, she's great. she wears very trippy outfits. >> let's move on to tuesday. >> oh, my lord. >> a new comedy. what should we be watching live? >> i'm having a blast. for tuesday, tuesday, i think -- okay, let me use my clicker. >> yes, of course. okay. >> tuesday, watch "marry me," nbc's new comedy. it is wonderful. it is from "happy endings cre e creato

told me they'll continue to present their case, the attorney for michael brown was did not with the extension. >> as martin luther king said many years ago, justice delayed is justice denied. we don't want to believe they are trying to sweep it under the rug. we want faith that the system will work for michael brown also. >> that was ben crump in washington d.c. on a panel, discussing a bigger issue copping to light and being addressed, and that is racial profiling. the panel included a virginia police chief, the director of the washington n.a.a.c.p. and someone from the policing center for equity, talking about the need for datas and racial profiling. he said there was a need to make changes, but oftentimes there was no plan. >> the reason there has been no plan is not because individuals and organizations have not been fighting the fight, but we can't answer basic questions like how often does it happen. where does it happen. how bad is the problem. >> so there is a project going on with the center for policing equity, and 54 police departments around the country, working together on data on police behaviour, includ

king-johnson brian k. kinney takashi kinoshita chris michael kirby robert kirkpatrick howard kirschbaum glenn davis kirwinlen crossing kittle richard j. klares peter a. klein alan d. kleinberg karen j. klitzman ronald philip kloepfer steven a. knapp yevgeny knyazev >> and my great uncle, joel miller. i know you're up there watching over me and guiding me every day. i love you. >> and my nephew, frances joseph nazario. the night before the attack, i spoke to you on the phone, you were holding your infant daughter. lina is now a beautiful young lady, because of her mother's work and family around her. you're sadly missed, you've made an imprint on our hearts and it will be there forever. >> andrew james knox. >> thomas patrick knox rebecca lee koborie deborah kobus gary edward koecheler frank j. koestner ryan kohart vanessa lynn kolpak irina kolpakova suzanne kondratenko abdoulaye kone bon-seok koo dorota kopiczko scott kopytko bojan kostic danielle kousoulis david p.kavelchin john j. kren william krukowski lyudmila ksido toshiyo kuga shekhar kumar kenneth kumpel frederick kuo jr. patricia kuras nauka kushi

king -- >> you're cool. >> my brothers have it. "off the wall" i remember, michaelon. >> remember that thing to fill the center on the singles. very cool. at bateatles to that. >>> harvest moon. >>> super moon coming up? >> tonight, 9:38 we call it the harvest moon. full moon closest to the autumnal equinox to the start of fall. doesn't seem it would happen this early. one of the earliest it possibly can on the calendar and the third in the trio of super moons closest to the earth, too. >> okay. >> i just heard the duke and duchess expecting their second kid. just got this. amazing. >> what? great. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> are you preparing the country to go back to war somewhere. >> i'm preparing the country to make sure that we deal with a threat from isil. i will then meet with congressional leaders on tuesday. on wednesday i'll make a speech, and describe what our game plans are going to be going forward. >>> so the obama strategy comes together. the president announcing a wednesday speech on his plans for confronting isis, but will he seek congression

king. >> oh, darn. >> michael j. fox. >> are you kidding me? burgers, too?. >> oh, this should be good. (laughing). >> i wonder what they were thinking? oh, meg ryan. >> what? >> had hair. oh, look at that smile. >> oh, my gosh. >> i wonder what they would think if they saw some of those videos. >> probably not much. >> meg ryan, boy, shy has changed her look over the years. no idea. where are we? what time is it? why is this not working? >> jen, help us out. going to you. >> jen? >> what you need to know. >> oh, no. >> common. >> good morning. >> going down. going down. going down. >> listen, i have my guy. where is marshall mitchell? >> listen, i'm so excited i'm about -- you're going down, jen. down, down. >> let's talk about what the heck we're doing. i'm crying, crying for your ancestors right now. >> out l california live look at brush fire going on right now sam dimas california. so far you can see widespread, no homes are threaten, and this fire has burned about 5 acres so far. >> populated probably by 15, 20 miles or so. but also have the fire probl

michael. thank you very much. >>> the parents of 5-year-old arbor king are on their way to the hospital in southern spain where theoy is being treated for a brain tumor. they have been released perfect prison after being arrested for taking their 5-year-old son out of hospital against medical advice. well, the couple spoke exclusively to our correspondent john kay. >> i'm angry. i'm missing my son so much and my heart is aching for my son. anger can't come in at the moment because i just got these feelings, i got to see my son's face. >> i can't drink through his mouth. i want to brush his teeth, i want to turn him because he can't move. i just want to do all those things i was doing for him in south hampton, i want to do that for him here. >> as a mother, you spent so much time in hospital with him in south hampton, to be separated from him by hundreds of miles and put behind bars, can you explain what that's been like? >> well, all of us just all the time just crying and crying and praying that we could be reunited with him again. and i just really -- what could i do? i couldn't do much really. all i can do is j

what is pimco without the bond king and who benefits from its distress? we direct our question to michael morning to you. pimco better off or worse off without bill gross? is ane might think that open question. the main thing in our minds is most of the team that backed him and contributed to his success in the long-term is still in place. the firm and its main strategies are still run by very seasoned portfolio managers and each one remains backed by payment resources. >> why does it seem that investors are so spooked? >> part of the reason investors are spooked is because the headlines have been spooky. there has been much turmoil over the past year. of the biggest sources of that uncertainty has left the building. >> shouldn't pensions and real investors actually no pimco and the way they invest more than simply a bloomberg headline or two? >> that is true. we are getting some votes of support for pimco. any egg gatekeeper is going to take a close look at the management team stepping in behind bill. so far, in our view, those teams have remained stable. >> that raises a question about

representative peter king says all must stand with president obama in our war against i.s.i.l. representative michael mccall saying to defeat i.s.i.l. we must cut off the head of the snake which exists in syria and buck mckeon saying this will be one step in what will be a long fight i with i.s.i.l. this is not going to be a quick campaign, this is going to be a very lengthy campaign and they have put no time frame on it because of course they don't know how long it's going to take or even what it's going to cost but they've indicated this is a long term effort. >> lisa stark thank you very much. as we told you earlier there are a number of arab nations involved in this operation according to state department sources our david schuster reports saudi arabia, qatar which funds this network, jordan, bahrain and united arab emirates, the extent of that cooperation or participation is not known. mike lyons joins us here, give us your reaction what you've seen so far? >> we've achieved the element of surprise. i.s.i.s. was planning on being attacked at some level but not today. so i think we went after lik

michael, in terms of what this poses as a direct threat to the united states, we heard from saudi king abdullah that said within a month they would be in europe and two months in the united states. how do you read that. >> i think that's a general warning from the king that he wants the u.s. and west to be more involved. that's largely what he's been saying less publicly over the last two years. i don't think we should built them up to say they are 10 feet tall. there are more than 1,000 westerners fighting in syria who have western passports and can travel easily to turkey and western europe and united states. isil and other groups had a clear and strategic intent to strike the west. we know they have some technology that would help them do that. all of that adds up and says to me as a counterterrorism guy, we have to be on the offense because we're not going to catch all of them just playing defense. and that's why i think being passive at this point for too long really does start to increase the risk. >> let's say the u.s. government becomes more aggressive and there's a coalition o

today on larry king the country music sensations the band perry i think we're an american sound our dad a lot of rock and roll in our mom loved everything from motown and michael jackson countries i think were perfect blend of mama and papa barry on new music we've recorded seven songs at the moment and now we're taking some time pioneer with such a passion project in the sense that we were being consumed by a twenty four seven in really kind of crying and bleeding every whereas this album is just more on a lot of sense of fine yeah i'm just making sure everything just feels right plus some of the not play the lead singer trump card though and he's like i'm not going to say things have certain words i just don't want to put the word in you don't like hurricanes i don't like singing the word hurricane a butterfly goes in and i just ask the kids who were that's all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guests the band perry surprise the siblings kimberly reeve and neil perry they were named a.c.m. vocal group of the year at this year's forty ninth academy of country music awards and group of the year at the c.m.t. music awards on september ni

professor michael nelson explains how and why richard nixon's victory came at a pivotal time in american politics. that year was marked by the assassinations of robert f kennedy and martin luther king jr. nelson describes how nixon won over and alienated electorate. to unite a country in turmoil. hosted by the southern methodist university center of presidential history, this event is about 50 minutes. >> the first thing the speaker wants to know when he is invited to speak at a different institution like smu, who will be in the audience? will it be 20-year-olds? or will it be people with a memory of that election? the answer was, it'll be a mix of people which were no use at all. that is to make some general remarks about the election and specific remarks and give you this handout which is a kind of the menu, if i do not talk about them in my prepared remarks and you have an interest about pursuing, you will have the opportunity to do that and the question and answer. i would not try to give you a comprehensive summary of my book which is not only about the 1968 election but the years leading up and following the election. rather, i will try to give you a high point and rely on yo

king. now there is a tony award winning broadway hit about her life. michaelve had a landmark regarding this. >> hollywood has been struggling as of late but booming. they target baby boomers and that is where the money is. motown, the carol king musical monday. monday they passed the production cost. i had a chance to go behind stage and see what makes this musical so great. ♪ ♪ >> guys, we're back stage in the dressing room of broadway star and tony winner star of "beautiful." the tony, how does it feel? >> it feels pretty good. not going to lie. >> where do you keep it at home? >> on the shelf in my living room. >> so everyone can see it when they come in >> it is not the focal point of the room. you catch it if you really look for you. >> what is it like playing carol king? >> hard to describe it. she means so much to so many people. she is a legend. you don't want to screw that up. >> when you met carol king for the first time, what was her reaction like? >> i got emotional and started to cry a little bit. she was amazing, let me give her a hug and she lo

king this is his constant effort. constant effort. got to watch how the department does this stuff. gerri: great to have you here, michael. i know we'll see you soon. thank you. >>> we still have a lot more to come this hour. including your voice. your voice is important to us. during the show we want you to facebook me or tweet me @gerriwillisfbn. send me e ail by going to the website, gerriwillis.com. at bottom of the hour we'll read emails. what you think of the show, what you would like to see. >>> seems we're paying more for everything these days. now you an add milk to the list. waituntil you hear numbers coming up. crises. ♪ gerri: don't have to tell you, you problem already know. milk prices hit new high. prices are up even though americans drink less of it. the high prices pushing up other consumer staples like cheese and pizza. for more we have the editor of supermarket guru.com. good to see you, phil. welcome back to the show. so why are these prices so high? >> well, there is a variety of reasons. as you point out there is actually decline in per capita consumption. there is less cows out there number one. num

michael brown, america is struggling with questions abut race right now. who better to talk to about all of this than tavis smiley, latest book "death of a king, the real story of martin loout king jr.'s final year." tavis smiley joins me now. >> good to see you, don. thank you for having me on. >> ray rice, the owner of the ravens spoke out last night. here's what he said. i want you to respond. >> -- have a tendency to hear what we want to hear and see what we want to see. i was picturing a, i was picturing her, wailing on him and him smacking her and maybe her head was this far from the wall and, and with her inebriation dropped. why did i conclude all that? because i wanted to. >> does it matter. are people making excuses for ray rice? >> there are excuses being made all the way around. i am concerned about the dignity and humanity of both of them. and how we protect that to try to save their marriage. but at the end of the day when you are caught on tape doing what ray rice did there is a price that has to be paid. and ray has to pay a price for that. roger goodell, i think might end up paying a price for that. i deon't see how he survives ths long term

michael brown's family. the unarmed teen was shot and killed by a police officer back in august. >>> rain provided some much- needed help for firefighters battling the "kingined. it was threatening 12,000 structures in the sierra foothills. this morning that number is down to 300. >>> and the giants are heading off to the play-offs! the team of clinched a wild card spot. they will face the pirates or cardinals. the winner goes on, the loser goes home. this is the third trip to the post-season in five years. >>> i'm anne makovec live in larkspur where ferry boat operators are on a one-day strike. that's affecting thousands of commuters this morning. staffers started distributing signs and flyers yesterday warning folks that this is going to happen. so hopefully they got the message that no boats will be running from larkspur landing in sausalito to san francisco. today the bridge district said contract talks will continue and the union says they are not negotiating in good faith. >> the ferry captains they really take their jobs very seriously. they have the safety of all the passengers on board in mind. but they also have, you know, the livelihood for the

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king deal. much more so for the two we mentioned. >>> we are going to talk allergan, valent. and michael dell, what he thinks about the newly-wub alibaba. >>> welcome back. we reported late yesterday after dow jones had a report, as well, on allergan's interest in salex. that has ramifications for valeant's offer to buy ackerman. talks have been serious for a number of weeks. david pyatte seems to be taking a measured pace here. nonetheless, they are of significance. there is interest in salix by allergan. it would be an all-cash deal designed to close prior to the december 18 special meeting of allergan shareholders. what i can also tell you at this point is they are just beginning the discussions about price between allergan and salix. if they want to get something done, they need to get it done with relatively quickly, within the next week or two if they want to get that timing for closing the tender offer. remember, that's got to be open for some period of time prior to the december 18 vote, which then makes that vote all about, do you want to get rid of directors who did a deal whic

michael brown investigation. a new account from witnesses just after the shooting could be a critical new piece of evidence for the grand jury. >>> plus, some disturbing news from dr. king's hometown of atlanta, where he fought for rights for so many years. stunning comments from elected officials about african americans and their drive to vote. stay with us. when your favorite food starts a fight fight back fast with tums. relief that neutralizes acid on contact... ...and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum tums! try great tasting tums chewy delights. yummy. my golden years will not just be gold plated. i had 3 different 401(k)s. e*trade offers rollover options and a retirement planning calculator. now i know "when" i'm going to retire. not "if." your studied day and night for her driver's test. secretly inside, you hoped she wouldn't pass. the thought of your baby girl driving around all by herself was... you just weren't ready. but she did pass. 'cause she's your baby girl. and now you're proud. a bundle of nerves proud. but proud. get a discount when you add a newly-licensed teen to your liberty mutual insurance policy. call to learn about our whole range of l

professor michael nelson explains how and why richard nixon's victory came at a pivotal time in american politics. that year was marked by the assassinations of robert f kennedy and martin luther king jr. nelson describes how nixon won over and alienated electorate.

michael brown. it's about the direction and the future of america. where we're going with this. as to paraphrase dr. martin luther kinge will eith her live together as brothers or we will perish together as fools. i think young black men have tremendous talent, they have a lot to offer. the legacy of slavery has rought us to the point where seeing a 6'4" black man walking down the street in and of itself is a threat. and we need some truth and reconciliation around that issue. nd may michael brown rest in peace and may his life lift us to a greater understanding and reconciliation around this issue. and i yield back to you. thank you so much for this special order. mr. horsford: thank you. i thank the gentlelady from wisconsin and thank you for your very compassionate remarks and the perspectives of so many people who are expecting this congress to act and we will take heed of your words and your recommendations. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the subject matter of this special order. the sp

today on larry king down country music sensations the band perry i think we're an american sound our dad a lot of rock and roll and our mom loved everything from motown the michael jackson country and i think we're a perfect blend of mamma and papa perry on new music we've recorded seven songs at the moment and now we're taking some time pioneer was such a passion project in the sense that we were being consumed by a twenty four seven in really kind of event crying and bleeding every whereas this album is just more on a lot of sense of fine yeah i'm just making sure everything's just feels plus some of the not play the lead singer trump card though and it's like i'm not going to have certain words and i just don't want to go to work there you don't like hurricanes i don't like singing what hurricane a butterfly goes in and i just remember as a kid when that's all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guests the band perry comprised of siblings kimberly reeve and neil perry they were named a.c.m. vocal group of the year at this year's forty ninth academy of country music awards and group of the year at the c.m.t. music awards on september nint

michael brown. it's about the direction and the future of america. where we're going with this. as to paraphrase dr. martin luther king. we will eith her live together as brothers or we will perish together as fools. i think young black men have tremendous talent, they have a lot to offer. the legacy of slavery has rought us to the point where seeing a 6'4" black man walking down the street in and of itself is a threat. and we need some truth and reconciliation around that issue. nd may michael brown rest in peace and may his life lift us to a greater understanding and reconciliation around this issue. and i yield back to you. thank you so much for this special order. mr. horsford: thank you. i thank the gentlelady from wisconsin and thank you for your very compassionate remarks and the perspectives of so many people who are expecting this congress to act and we will take heed of your words and your recommendations. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the subject matter of this special order. the

michael buble, and blake shelton. you said like churned butter with blake shelton. >> country butter. i love that country drawl. >> reporter: the most surprising duet is with none other than the kingu did that. >> i met elvis in 1969. it was quite an experience. he had two body guards with him. and i remember him going, meant out. and now i was left alone with him. and so i started to polish my nails because i just couldn't look up. isn't that funny? when i think of it. >> reporter: but the most meaningful and emotional duet has to be this one with her son jason gold. ♪ how deep is the ocean >> my pride and joy. >> reporter: wow. what was that experience like? >> i once heard him hum when he was 15, through a door that he had closed. jason, is that you? that humming, that's the most beautiful sound i have ever heard. mom, mom, you know go away, go away -- >> reporter: teenagers. >> 15. when he said to me a few years ago i think i'd like to sing it was like a shock. ♪ how much do i love you. >> reporter: the other man in her life is, of course, husband james brolin. their marriage going on 16 years despite perpetual tabloid rumors claiming they are on the brink of divorce. >> my hu

michael bloomberg. good to have you all on board. >> great to have you guys here. >> warren i'll be asking you at some point about burger king.get it. that's a deep tease. >> i want to talk to you lloyd because this obviously was an idea of your company a long time ago. we've been going from town to town, done this in quite a few different places. but how exciting a place like detroit where economic revival is starting, that we see behind us the american dream. >> yes. >> they are fired up. >> detroit is the perfect place to do it. you know, we see this all over america. very entrepreneurial people who are just at the tipping point of success. we're not -- we're finding people who are already terrific who have ongoing businesses and with a little education, teaching some skills, get them over the tipping point and unleashes a lot of energy. >> warren you obviously have been talking about what needs to be done to make sure we regrow the middle class and and make the middle class stronger. why is an program like this so important and politicians in washington start focusing on helping small business owners, entrepreneurs start

counterterrorism, representative peter king and armed services committee ranking member, adam smith, out of washington. at 2 p.m., "fox news sunday." in 2012, mitt romney. michaelccaul, and bob menendez. following at 3 p.m., dianne feinstein and mike rogers. at 4 p.m. it is face the nation .ith henry kissinger marco rubio, republican, and dutch ruppersberger. brought to you as a public service by the networks and c-span. the rebroadcasts of these shows again begin at noon eastern with "meet the press," and that 1:00, "this week." 3:00e of the union" at hear, "face the need -- face the nation" at 4:00. you can catch them all nationwide on xm satellite radio, find us on channel 120. you can download our free app for your smart phone or listen online at c-span.org. host: thank you very much, nancy. that got a lot of attention this week, along with this headline from "the washington post." mitt romney wrote about the need for a mighty u.s. military, saying that russia invade us, china belize, iran spins centrifuges, and the islamic state, a terror threat he on any we have seen, threatens, and washington cuts the military. "several arguments are there to a reduction

michael leiter served in the obama administration. he's now an nbc news national security analyst. good morning. >> good morning. >> the one thing from king ab l abdullah raising the terror threat to severe. >> there are westerners who have gone to syria and gotten training and can come back. as the house chairman said, it's hard for western countries to identify these people. so we don't see a specific front right now but we know there are westerners that have trained with these groups. identifying them and stopping them is very hard. >> no specific threat, but we have eric holder saying they're more frightening than anything i've seen. and chuck hagel said this is an imminent threat to every interest we have. doesn't that mean there's something out there approaching the united states? >> in my view there very much is. i believe the president is going to have to move towards an offensive step in syria. that doesn't mean there's a plot that we see right now but there are all the signs. there's the safe haven, training, funding, and an intent to strike the west. we can wait awhile, but if we don't get on the offense, there's no way all of

king's hawaiian bread. >>> quick headlines for you on this monday morning. the happiest mug shot ever. a man charged with robbing a denver bank. cops say michaelter trying to getting away on a train following a robbery. he faces a judge tomorrow. >>> washington nationals pitcher george zimmerman getting much-needed help from his friend. >> yellich left center, it's well hit and a diving catch. >> unbelievable. steven suza to make the catch and save the no-hitter. the nationals's first no-hitter. >> the manhunt continues for the suspect who shot and wounded a ferguson police officer saturday night. police say the shooting is unrelated to the death of michael brown. the unarmed teen shot by police last month. this as the president makes his message clear the same day. >> in too many communities around the country, a gulf of mistrust exists between local residents and law enforcement. too many young men of color feel targeted by law enforcement, guilty of walking while black or driving while black, judged by stereotypes that fuel fear and resentment and hopelessness. >> should the president really be taking shots against law enforcement? here to