mr. martin. i think it was oral war and who said years ago that you read the sports pages first because it told of man's accomplishment. nowadays, that's not always the case. >> that ship has sailed. tavis: since were talking about humanity and privacy and etc., to this moment, what has been your read? we all look at things critically, but you have a real critical eye. what do you make of that story today? well, i suppose you could accuse me of a certain level of hypocrisy, because i'm a big football fan, and have been for my adult life. tavis: that's why i'm asking you. of violencehe level -- andat culture exalts i'm not just talking about physical violence, emotional violence -- it's horrendous, it's disgusting. ,s i've been reading this stuff , isally been asking myself at an activity -- i don't even know if it is a sport when you start looking at it. you look at the new orleans saints a couple of years back, there have been so many problems associated with the culture of violence, which i thi

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mr. martin did is fight in the 21st century way. he had the electronic e-mails and voice mails that he accumulated. >> i'm quite certain that mr. incould g incognito and thes organization and the league would have preferred that he thought ritchie in the 20th century fashion and hit him in the mouth. he didn't to that do that he fom in the 21st century way. he got all of the electronic e-mail and voice mails and put those into public view and that is the reality we are feeling with. these guys we are talking about well he should have stood up for himself and he should have fought him and he should have drew a line. they are so ensconesed in 20th century locker room. they couldn't see the steamroller that has already crushed them flat and it's barreling down the road. >> this is what the n.f.l. league is going to have to deal with. we can't control these electronics and so there for it's a risk for us. >> how about the n.f.l. being enschooencomesed in ensconesed in their business. as a pro he has been fined five times as for fighting

mr. martin came back and, in fact, is now seeking counseling. the status of the victim is what matters. not the workplace as well. >> we could discuss this subject-- >> which we will. >> in much longer length in the future. we'll get deeper into this. a lot of people may not like what they find out. >> i'm going to steal this and put it in the newscast. >> you heard it right here. >> michael, thank you. the philippines just took a direct hit from one of the largest storms in history. kevin is up next with wher weat. >> meteorologist: the philippines is now waking up to a much different day than they had yesterday morning. the storm haiyan has moved past the philippines into the south china sea. where is it going next? it is going to vietnam, and that is the big problem. it's not going to be as strong, but it's still going to be a formidable storm as it makes its way over here. we think by sunday morning, 8:00 a.m. we're going to see landfall. but the amount of rain coming out of the storm by the time it gets to the northern part of vietnam it's going to be 10 to 12 inches. heavy floodin

mr. martin was on top of mr. zimmerman and inflicting punishment, that would be a different view. if you believe he was just walking to the candy and a soda, which he obviously was, you wonder how can somebody be dead because of that. this is so complicated. the one thing i don't want us to do as politicians is to take away the ability of when it is your day in court to avail yourself of a lawful defense that has been recognized. the question for me is -- have we gone too far? >> senator, thank you for allowing me because that is exactly what i was feeling and wanted to present. there has been a large discussion of justice harlan, beard versus the united states. that is clearly an off justice -- an objective standard. if you look in you say in a way and with such force as an under all circumstances, he at the moment honestly believed and had reasonable grounds to believe were necessary to save his own life and protect himself from great bodily injury. that is exactly the problem, and that is why there have been so much prosecutor opposition to the sort of direction. the florida la

mr. martin in florida.ce, posture for this administration. >> he is just finding out about everything. do surveillance on our government. >> i agree. the last time i was here i said this, and i will say it again. obamacare was never designed to work. this is a bystander president. he does not know anything. he is lying to the american people. if obama is not a bold faced liar, i want to know who is controlling our government because it is certainly not this president. where have the democrats bin? they are just now going to the president and expressing their discomfort with obamacare? where have you been? we have been talking about it for three years. lou: some of us have been talking about it for a lot longer than that. >> i have been talking about it for seven years now. lou: i am starting to feel like it is going to be the last liar when sear. we keep this up. >> let me just say that i do not think obamacare is about the american people at all. it is in and sign and he does not care what happens. even hi

mr. martin, apparently did not give a reason when he did leave because he feared that he would not be acceptede nfl. this sounds a lot like other workplace situations where you might go to human resources but you don't because you think it will affect your reputation. in football, who do you go to? >> i think it's a little bit different in football. you're dealing with type a personalities. you're dealing with aggressive sport. it's a lot of fun. you definitely go to -- you can talk to your position coach, you can talk to the offense and/or defensive coordinators. definitely you can talk to the head coach. when i played, if i ever had an issue i would always go to the head coach. >> let's listen to the head coach because he had this to say about this scandal. >> i want you to know that as the head coach of the miami dolphins, i'm in charge of the workplace atmosphere and any type of conduct, behavior that detracts from that objective is not acceptable and it's not tolerated. >> do you think incognito will ever play again? some reports say he's off the team for good. >> you've had guys who have

mr. martin did was fight in the 21st century way. he had the electronic e-mails. he had the voice mails and so forth which he simply accumulated. i'm quite certain that both mr. incognito as well as the dolphins organization and the league would have preferred that he fought him, fought ric richin the 20th century fashion, hit him in the mouth. stand up for himself. but he didn't do that. he fought in the 21st century away. he got all of the electronic materials, all the e-mails, which really stands for evidence mails, put all of those mails and put those in public view. that's the reality that we're dealing with. these guys were talking about, well, he should have stood up for himself. he should have fought him. he should have drew a line. they're so ensconced in 20th century culture that they can't see the technological team roller that has crushed them flat and is barreling down the road. this is what the national football league is going to have to deal with. we can't manage and control these electronic technologies so therefore we must eliminate the risk that

mr. martin told the coach philbim last summer that he was being emotionally battered not only by incog anye team -- unbelievable philbim wouldn't do anything about it then. >> it depends on what he told the coach back then. that took place last spring. that is common knowledge when it comes to the nfl locker room. the rookies usually have to go out and buy lunch or breakfast or dinner or whatever it is. in the last few years it has gotten totally out of control because salaries have increased so the veteran players they get the younger guys together and they go out and they have these extravagant nights where the bill is 30, 40, $50,000. to me, i wouldn't pay that i'm sure the older guys wouldn't play that as well. this is totally out of hand. the money thing i understand. when it comes to personal attacks and threats. that's when we are talking about a serious issue. >> you know, again, there are assistant coaches all over the place. like 20 coaches for each team now. philbim was warned as you say in the spring that this was happening it escalated and didn't stop. i'm laying it on the hea

and it finally was enough for martin to pick up his stuff and go home to his family. >> so aidan in a, mrwould assume his attorney would be with him. >> i would assume that as well. i think that the purpose of the investigation is to figure out what happened and who knew about it. there's allegations coming out now that the dolphins management was aware of the situation and encouraged it, and that's probably going to be a very big focus of the investigation. not just what happened, but who knew about it and was there direction given to the players on the team. >> i'm trying to think of it in a normal employee employment setting. if i had a problem here, i wouldn't go see, like, the owner of cnn, right? i would go to the human resources department and we would go through that. and so is this unusual that the dolphins' owner wants to meet with jonathan martin? >> certainly it's unusual. most of the people that we work with are not scrutinized to the degree that the nfl players are. they certainly don't want this case to become the domino that sets off complaints from locker rooms across the

mr. martin macneill?s. >> reporter: for more than two hours thursday, with four witnesses, including one of the defendant's former colleagues, macneill's attorneys built a time line to show the utah physician's whereabouts on the day his wife died. >> we had two interactions that day. the first one was as he was leaving to pick up his kindergartner from her morning kindergarten, about a block or two away from the developmental center. >> reporter: prosecutors say macneill killed his wife, michele, by giving her a deadly dose of painkillers and putting her in a tub while she was recovering from plastic surgery. macneill says he is innocent. the state says his motive was to continue an affair with gypsy willis. >> you continued holding yourself out as husband and wife? >> i believe so. >> reporter: did you get a marriage license? >> we did get a marriage lines license. we didn't actually get married, though. >> reporter: willis back on the stand thursday this time as the prosecution's last witness, reading

on the margins, the great steve martin suffering a cold and opted out of the presidential handshake. and mrama wants to martin d actor jim parsons record dialogue. >> i fixed my mistake. >> but you have made your mistake. >> i made many mistakes before that. >> reporter: hitting his marks the president focused on the economy. smart phone systems and other advances, but also acknowledging many mistakes that create what he called the rough debut of obamacare. >> serious southern california and across the state there are thousands of people every single day who are getting health care from the fir time. the first time. [applause] because of this. [applause] and by the way, the website is continually working better, so check it out. [laughter] >> reporter: the conference board reported consumer confidence dpped nearly two points tits lowest level since april with fear about hiring and wages aggregated by that government shut down and the cancellation of millions of health insurance polics. >> the fact that the $600 million we spend on health care -- healthcare.gov and it does not work is onlthe

martin, mr. savage, you're sitting arnold and you're having dinner and you ear eating.oing to be able to look up in the air and say tank god. you look at your watch and say i've got to get out of here. they need to go somewhere. i'm in ohio sharing -- >> my favorite city in cleveland. this weekend, i'm going to have nothing but funnel. we're goi i'm going to do something that i dd last year. i bought all of my family members a gift and i left the price tag only. i marked that stuff up. i want people to know what i paid for that gift. the real reason is i'm fired of people giving me cheap gifts. and they always say the same thing. it's not the gift, it's the thought that counts. well, with this cheap gift you gave pe, i don't think you thought to much about it. i'm going to be talking the holidays singing a song that nobody knows the lyrics to. >> george, my friend, i have got to go. i'm leaving you behind, unfortunately. >> george wallace. >> laugh it off. tau thank you, martin. there's absolutely nothing you can talk about. >> see you soon. taung, bye, bye. >> moving o

mr. martin, himself. the language was as offensive as it would be to us here at this table then why was it allowed to continue by these huge powerful alma males. >> african-americans in large part. i agree with that. it's appalling to me. we're on that same wave length there. i think it's very interesting about this whole culture and how accepted it is. >> i was surprised by this guy in the interview, also. he was much more articulate and thoughtful and raised a lot more issues than i expected. >> i had a player tell me yesterday, i felt like i was watching richie runningham, not richie incognito. it wasn't the person they felt they knew. >> a little of that also. >> so, interesting discussion. don't you think? why don't you tweet us with hashtag "new day." we will keep the conversation going. coming up on "new day," secretary of state john kerry says iran is fought ready to accept it yet, so how close are they to an agreement? john king will be here with our political gut check coming up. >> we will have

mr. obama watched martin and jim parsons record dialogue. >> i have fixed my mistake. >> yes, but before that, you have made mistakes. >> getting his marks the president focused on economy touting rapid growth in the market share of smart phone systems and other advances but also acknowledging the many mistakes that created the rough debut of obama care. >> here in southern california and across this state, there are thousands of people every single day who are getting health care for the first time. for the first time because of this. and by the way, the website is working better so check it it out. >> the conference board reported consumer confidence dropped 2 points in october to its lowest level since april with fear about hiring and the cancellation of millions of health insurance policies. >> the fact that the $600 million we spend on healthcare.gov and doesn't work, that's only the tip of the iceberg. maybe they will get that fixed. >> kathleen sebelius vowed the sequel will be better than the original. >> we're definitely on track to have a significantly difference user experienc

mr. martin and we currently have an nfl player that just recently signed a huge contract with the new englande murder. you have to take these type of situations seriously. no, not everyone can play the nfl game, yes, it does take a different mindset. no matter if you're 6'10" or 5'10", mentally we're all pretty much fragile. that doesn't matter whether you're on the football field or off the field football. to think this cannot be taken seriously in the nfl locker room, i don't understand how we can say that. >> ricky, you have the facial expressions working again. if somebody sent you a voicemail like this guy got, you'd dismiss it as football? >> i would send it back and say shut up, redneck and we'd laugh about it. they're both offensive linemen. the amount of time they spend together, seasonally they're brothers. the stuff that happens inside of a family is the stuff that happens inside of a family. you can't put it on a large stage and expect it to meet s sew -- societal criteria. >> why did he leave the team. >> football might not be his thing. the nfl might not be a good fit for him. i

looking at what the quarterback said, looking a week ago, jonathan martin and mr.ncognito would have been best pals. >> i won't say it's a mountain made out of a mole hill. the problem is we're in a society that wants to rush to a decision to everything. we want to hear an answer as soon as we hear a problem and put out there when it began. the more teammates that come out -- today is the first day the player haves been back in full. the starting center said it and a starting wide receiver said he was outraged by all of this because not only were they two best buddies and hang out away from the facilities at all times but martin had the voice mail message and playing it and everybody would laugh at incognito since the month of april, he never seemed to be offended by this. we don't know how jonathan martin really feels because that young man hasn't come out and said specifically. before we rush to judgment. let's find out his side of it, not necessarily what the representative told the miami dolphins five days from when he walked away from the team. >> in a workpla

basking in the sunshine of his own liberty following his acquittal in the shooting death of trayvon martin, mrrs to be shadow ohhed by trouble. just a short time ago, he was released on bail after appearing in court, charged with aggravated assault, domestic battery and criminal mischief. this court appearance follows some kind of dispute that took place at the home of a girlfriend. an incident that was described in this way by local law enforcement. >> when we arrived, the victim in this particular case indicated that she and george zimmerman were having a verbal dispute, and at that time, she alleged that he had broken a table, and at one point, pointed a long barely barrelled shotgun at her. >> interestingly, mr. zimmerman appears not to agree with that version of event. and although the police had already arrived at the property, mr. zimmerman chose to call 911 to give his own description of what happened. i have a girlfriend, said mr. zimmerman, who for lack of a better word, has gone crazy on me. mr. zimmerman also told the dispatcher that he had never pulled a gun on his girl friend, th

martin. he looks like he's okay, though. mr. obama praised the entertainment industry.reativity is one of the things that the u.s. does better than anybody else. he gave special mention to shows like "modern family" and "will and grace." he said they're a testament to the front row seat of the march towards progress. >> these sculptured are a little delighting. artists in belgian competed in a snow and ice sculpture contest. the crystal clear and almost realistic looking. >> how are they getting them so clear? it's not water out of my tap. >> it took the artists five weeks to create. the scene was built on characters from disney's upcoming film "frozen." >>> macy's will inflate those famous balloons today for the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. it might be the closest you will get to the giant balloons. >>> it is time for the other thanksgiving ritual. president obama will pardon two turkeys and save them from the dinner table. the two lucky birds are named karmle and pop corner. at least we can hear the clucking there, bill. say happy birthday to jaleel white. c

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martin plays the ban joe. he played at the white house. mr. said he was amazing. >> steve martin is very good at the banjo. >> and very funny. >> thanks. >>> just ahead, attacks like the one we're about to show you here caught on video in crown heights, brooklyn, where strangers sucker-punked their victims out of the blue on the street. some are calling this violence the knockout game. is this trend real or media hype? i'm going to speak with one woman who was punched in the face. >>> plus, people call him the people's pope. and put all the reasons why in writing. and why the major church document is such a big deal for so many followers. female announcer: sunday's your last chance sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. through sunday, thanksgiving weekend, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. the tripl

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mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> crime on the rise across much of the bay area and tonight police in one bay area city are blaming technology. i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. kpix 5's da lin is in union square in san francisco. new tech gadgets and new habits are making people easy prey for crooks, hey, da? >> reporter: that's right, liz. big crowds here in san francisco and that's why san francisco cops are passing out flyers to educate folks about distracted walking folks with their eyes on their smartphones rather than looking forward and cops blame it for a sharp rise

mrs. dr. martinam uncompelled vinnie politan which takes me back to you, danny is he va close, why are you putting on three witnesses, why are you putting on a case here? >> you have to put on some case to refute, one of the biggest things you have to do is defuse the system about what macneill did at the scene of the incident. once you raise some doubt in that area he appeared to act suspicious for a doctor that's what they're going to attack, they also may or may not choose to attack the science and whether or not he could have lifted her out of the tub, but overall, they don't need to call too many witnesses. >> but what about one other thing that vinnie hasn't brought up yet bus i'm so to busy joking about his tie. they may bring up another forensic expert who says what happened in the bathtub doesn't square with anything your client said. could that be enough, danny, you worried about that? >> they could but ultimately the science is on the defense's side, three medical examiners for the prosecu

a miss to lineman incognito and his teammate jonathan martin who blew up the nfl by accusing mr.to of bullying him. i mean, give me a break. these are guys who spend all day sunday taunting, whooping and whacking each other nearly senseless. bullying? a miss. >> this is a miss for the toronto mayer who admitted to smoking crack cocaine while in office, yet he refuses to resign. he says his heavy drinking drove him to smoke crack which for some of us is a second reason. >> yes, that's reassuring. >> there is no recall process. the city council cannot remove him. it looks like toronto will be stuck with him until the end of his tomorrow next year. >> the national academy of science reported this week there's $8.8 billion planets in the milky way about the same size of earth, about the same distance from a sun-like star. that means you could sustain water, oxygen, maybe life somewhere else. this is a hit for al gore and the other doom sayers out there. >> we've got a place to go. all right. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all you for watching. we hope to see y

in the case of trayvon martin, must have been something, geraldo said, he was dressed like a thug. the people at fox news were very much in favor of mr. zimmerman. in the sense of vilifying trayvon martin. saying it must have been something about him. he must have caused what happened. whereas in this case, this is some one with whom the people can relate. they instantly view her as a victim. the family. the chief complaint about the coverage. when i have spoken with the parents. spoken with attorneys. there was never a sense of people viewing as either a chimed or victim. that seemed to be too much of a leap for too many people covering it. particularly in conservative media. that's not happening now. >> so that 911 call, by that, that white woman, for geraldo turns george zimmerman into a psycho. >> borderline psychopath. not blaming her for the way she behaved, dressed. >> didn't matter if she was wearing a hoody or not. joy reid. lisa bloom. thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> coming up, bill mahr joins me to discuss dysfunction in north american politics from toronto to washington. and, an extraordinary new docume

mr. walker, but i like to take a vote on fran and i like to have your support in joining me to have fran martin. >> these are all the names that have come together and the addition is going to be mr. walker so we're on board to support fran with this resolution. so colleagues we're okay to add mr. walker and can we do that by motion or -- mar has made a motion. we can take that

mr. walker, but i like to take a vote on fran and i like to have your support in joining me to have fran martin. >> these are all the names that have come together and the addition is going to be mr. walker so we're on board to support fran with this resolution. so colleagues we're okay to add mr. walker and can we do that by motion or -- mar has made a motion. we can take that without objection. great. and then on the underlining resolution supporting all of the candidates for the geneva, can we take that objection. so done. thank you. next item, please. >> item number 9, allocate $14,947,382 in prop k funds, with conditions, and $2,210,000 in prop aa funds, with conditions, for nineteen requests, subject to the attached fiscal year cas flow distribution schedules and amend the relevant 5-year prioritization programs and prop k strategic plan. >> item number 9, allocate $14,947,382 in prop k funds, with conditions, and $2,210,000 in prop aa funds, with conditions, for nineteen requests, subject to the attached fiscal year cas flow distribution schedules and amend the relevant 5-year prioritiza

king and i was saying, preaching martin luther king jr. mr. preaching jesus. it's the gospel. he's making it real. he's not talking about over yonder, but he's talking about the here and now. i tried to convince him to attend a nonviolent workshop. not until he heard that we had been beaten unrest in county jail, he became convinced. he became the great prophet in a sense. he became the group organizer. he was the one that helped create the movement during the birmingham movement. he came up with the i.d. of the martin luther king jr. social gospel. >> host: congressman, what did your parents, older generation, landowners, what did they think of your activities in college? >> guest: when i first got involved in the movement and my mother heard about it, she thought i was crazy. she thought i had lost my mind. i remembered her writing me a letter, saying get an education. you're going to get her. i wrote her a letter back and i was trying to paraphrase the words of martin luther. at that according to the tape dates of our country. i don't think she understood what i was saying

mr. lazaridis, stay there. i want to bring in martin yan from ing. i can see actually why it's going to benefit the -- those who have to mimic the emerging markets index to track a fund. will it also encourage stock pickers who don't care about tracking but now, because there are classes of emerging markets, does it bring in a new class of stock picker? >> i think there is going to be a lot of interest because markets are not too sensitive because of u.s. tapering or china's growth slowdown. they want a company that made has been a crisis compared to those going into the crisis. from the top down, there will be a lot of interest in greece. and, of course, the stock pickers will be part of that and they will look for companies in greece that fit that theme very well. >> relations and predicting inflows around $520 million into greek shares center exchange traded funds. in itself, is that an opportunity that people, do you think, already are going to front run? >> yeah. i think that already has happened a bit in the last few quarters. so since summer g

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mr. johnson, is it time for americans to start stocking up on their doughnuts and protecting them in underground shelters? >> you know, martinallergic to gluten. if food is not labeled, i end up ingesting poison. a fundamental role of government is to protect us against individual groups that would do us harm. i think food label something essenti essential. it doesn't cost anything. the requirement of food labelling -- >> big government. that's what rand paul is saying. >> to me, that's not big government. that is allowing me to make a choice whether or not i want to consume something with transfats in it. now, i think if products that have transfats in them are clearly labeled that this product has transfats in it, let me just predict that that product will not be on the market for very long, because there is an awareness of transfats that they won't be sold anymore. >> you're actually saying that duncan doughnuts and krispy kreme, top two retailers in the country -- i know a lot about doughnuts. there is a war on doughnuts, i think you both know which side i'm on. >> i'm on your side. i love doughnuts. >> they have already

mrs. inouye a to join me for the unveiling of the medal of honor stamp. thank you. >> the honorable martin o'malley is serving the people of maryland and his second term as governor. a former governing magazine public official of the year, governor o'malley, was reelected . his 2013 legislative successes were described in a baltimore sun editorial as without many parallels in recent maryland history. governor o'malley served where he was recognized by esquire magazine as the best young mayor in the country. by time magazine as one of the them top five big-city mayors. between 1999 and 2009 his policies helped the people of baltimore writ -- a baltimore achieved the greatest crime reduction of any of america's cities. the late thomas martin o'malley served with the u.s. air force during world war ii. it is my privilege to introduce the great american, donor martin o'malley. >> thank you very much. postmaster general donahue, to mrs. inouye, to george the cotto, will -- to george staccato, to john minnick and the distinguished company of veterans from baltimore city, the greatest city in ame