now, ultimately, mr. whiteyou invested your money into businesses, to expand your economic profile, right? how has that worked out? >> well, not really. i mean, the businesses were, you know, when it happened i sat back for a couple months like everybody dreams of is retiring. i was 40 years old. i couldn't retire. i had worked hard my whole life, so i took what i enjoy the most, which is cars and airplanes and created businesses around them so that, you know, if you love what you do you never work another day in your life that is kind of how i -- >> bill: you have don't have to work and you are comfortable and you are doing what you love to do that's the good news, correct. >> that's the great news, yes, sir. >> bill: few you, ms. hayes how did it work out? what did you do with the money. >> i retired at age 46 from my job. and i wrote a book how winning the lottery changed my life. i like to travel. combating a connick illness and my retirement has helped my physical condition greatly. >> bill: the money help

blue and mr. white. to do that, let's take a look at the game these kids are playing. >> one, two, three. even. one, two, three. >> it's called odd-even, sort of a simple version of rock-paper-scissors. one kid takes odd and the other takes even. for each round, the kids choose to reveal either one finger or two. when they add up the number of fingers, if that number's odd, the kid who chose odd wins all the points. if it turns up even, the kid who chose even gets all the points. in every round, one kid wins and one kid loses. pretty simple, and it doesn't seem like there's much strategy going on. but let's look further. the best way to understand what the odd-even game looks like in terms of who wins and who loses is to build a grid and look at how each single round, or game, could go. let's put odd on the left and even on top. so if the first, odd, chooses 1 and even chooses 1, even gets the two points, and we can say, theoretically, that odd loses two points. we write it like this, starting with odd's

>> mr. white was the senior person at the command center. he might be the best able to do that. >> i wasn't aware of that request. this is the first i have heard of it today. i wasn't in a position that day to have heard that request. i was -- have always been under the assumption a verbal warning to the airut cockpit security. i don't know if we -- if we even made a decision or if there was ever a determination made why we >> after hijackers took over flight 93 controllers heard screams and the sounds of a struggle over the radio. >> this was followed by a radio transmission with sounds of screaming and someone yelling, quote, get out of here, end quote. >> ten minutes later there was a third radio transmission from flight 93. >> this is the captain. would like you to remain seating. there is a bomb on board and we are going back to the airport. please remain quiet. controlleronded, quote, united 93, understand you have a bomb on board. go ahead, end quote. the flight did not respond. >> united 93. united 93 do you still hear cleveland? uni

. >> the president's historic victory last night means no more mr. white guy. coming up, ohio state senator anita turner and miami-dade democrat annette taddeo on the new makeup of the american electorate. >>> hi. have a nice lunch. hopefully this will improve your appetite.we wl pay a special tribute to the worst political pundit of all-time. >> if you've been watching me on these videos and on fox news, i'm almost the only one who's been saying that romney's going to win by a landslide. >>> and when push came to shove, boots on the ground defeated citizens united. leo gehrard of the steelworkers will tell us how it all apd. >>> thanks for staying with us tonight. the republicans are dealing with a new reality. last night's election came down to demographics. hispanics, latinos, blacks and asians lifted president obama to victory. their votes made the difference. in fact, when it comes to non-whites, mitt romney won by a massive margin. this is how the race was won. whites make up 72% of the vote, most of them voted for romney. 13% of voters are black. 93% of

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white houe for a private lunch today. the first time two campaign foes have met since the election it willful fill a promise mr. ama made. the white house says there is no specific agenda, except the president would like to discuss romney's ideas for making government more efficient. >> treasury secretary geithner and white house aide neighbors head to capitol hill today for separate talks on the so-called fiscal cliff. they will discuss now to avert tax increases and spending cuts due to begin in january. >>> little progress in talks between the white house and house speaker boehner. >>> if you the past few days wishing you had -- california may be getting into the big game power ball played in 42 other states. lottery officials meet today expected to adopt regulations to join power ball on the heels of the staggering jackpot of 579 million dollars two winning tickets were drawn, sold in arizona and missouri. california retailers could begin selling the $2 tickets next year would it bring in 90 to 120 middles to help supplement education spending in -- million dollars to help supplement education in -- spending

mr. romney with 173. 270 electoral votes necessary to win the white house. mr., mr. o billionas in blue. the states in white are those states where we-- we are now projecting minnesota for the president. you just saw that change on your race map. we are now projecting that the president will be the winner in minnesota. that adds ten electoral votes to his count. so let's go back to the presidential race map now. and look at this new information as it just broke. mr. obama now with 167, mr. romney with 173. and again it takes 27020 win. the romney states are in red. the obama states are in blue. the white states are those where we do not have enough information to make a projection. the states in gray are the states where voters are still at the polls. now let's look at the battleground states. there were nine of them at the beginning of the evening. states that could go either way, states that will tip the balance for one candidate or the other. so far tonight cbs news has projected that new hampshire and wisconsin will go for president obama in the other states

. >> reporter: after a six-year quest for the white house, the office now potentially within reach, mr. romney cast his campaign as a shared movement. >> this is much more than our moment. it's america's moment of renewal and purpose and optimism. we have journeyed together far

mrs. obama hosted a white house breakfast with veterans and visited section 60 of arlington cemetery, theurial ground for military personnel killed in the global war or terror. >> a senior u.s. military official says the author who had an affair with david petraeus sent a harassing female. peat trace quit his post went it was revealed he had an extramarital affair. details are becoming clearer tonight. here's a report. reporter: as a nation's top spy master, david petraeus must have known something about clandestine operations. why couldn't he keep his secret affair with his biographer, paula broad we were, undercover. it turned out their romance unrastled when a woman in florida received a strange and harassing e-mail from the author. kelly notified the fbi, began an information, worried the cia director's e-mail account had been compromised. what the bureau found was not compromised security but two people in a compromising position. described as, quote, human drama, including intimate exchanges between broad we were and petraeus. >> there had been rumors of an affair between him and pa

the two men will have luch in the private dining room of the -- lunch in the dining room of the white house. mr. romney is also scheduled to meet with paul ryan. [ crowd noise ] >>> this wild scene broke out in a milwaukee courthouse today after a driver was sentenced to prison for hitting and killing a boy. he received a year behind bars and one year probation for the fatal crash. the victim's family members became upset with that sentence and started brawling with ashford's relatives. as many as two dozen people were involved in the altercation. several were injured. at least three were arrested. >>> coming up is the alex smith era over for the 49ers? and tempers flare at the garden as boston and brooklyn mix it up in the nba. look at you guys with your fancy-schmancy u-verse high speed internet. you know, in my day you couldn't just start streaming six ways to sunday. you'd get knocked off. and sometimes, it took a minute to download a song. that's sixty seconds, for crying out loud. we know how long a minute is! sitting, waiting for an album to download. i still have back problems. you're o

the white house said mr. obama plans to meet burma's's president end opposition leader aung san suu kyi during his visit. it is the first time a -- american president plans to visit the country. and the bishop of shahram, just as well because my is said to be named to the next archbishop of canterbury. an announcement is expected by the british government on friday. the man who shot former congressman gabrielle giffords has been jailed for life. jared loughner shot her in head and killed six others. the jiabao came face to face for the first time today in a courtroom in arizona. -- the two came face-to-face for the first time today in the courtroom in arizona. "i will live and die in syria" was the defiant message from syrian president assad in an interview. this comes as a reaction after he was offered safe passage as a guarantee to end the civil war. the bbc's diplomatic correspondent, james robbins, has the story. >> the syrian opposition groups have been under intense pressure to unify under a common lead

white house. and to certainly finish mrs. kennedy's effort to furnish and equip the white house with art and antiques as she had done such a magnificent job of doing. this was a great recording for jacqueline kennedy. mrs. johnson think we carry that out. but they were too very different types of women, and this is johnson was much more actively involved in her husband's political career and jacqueline kennedy was. from the very beginning, really. >> this is also a wonderful story. someone was commiserating with the story, they were commiserating with ladybird after the assassination, saying, oh, you poor thing, and follow jackie kennedy as first lady. ladybird was just aghast at this. she said, oh, how can you possibly pity me? please, pity her, she doesn't have her husband. i still have mine. >> there is another way to look at that statement. it is attributed to mrs. kennedy. the fact that ladybird johnson was there and part of the campaign operation, was with him as much as she was, it made lyndon johnson even more dependen

this photo released by the white house, shows mr. obama imitating, mthe not impressed look.during the medal ceremony in london. the president was an avid watcher of the olympics this summer and talked to all five members uh the u.s. women's gymnastics team by phone from the campaign trail in hoip hohir they won gold. right now check in with comb comcast sports net. what's going on around the bay area. i need to do the not impressed look. >> that looked pretty good. you are beautiful you can do that. i am already ugly the i am not going to get uglier. will not give it an attempt at all. coming back, we will talk football. will alex smith play monday night. hear what one teammates says the qb must do before he can get back on the field. the pac 10 title on the line at the rose bowl. could usc take the brown from this a cross town rivals. find out next in sports. >>> welcome back. stanford is thinking upset. cardinals facing the number two team in the country. oregon right now. and in duck territory. tied at 7. 2. 30 in the first half. we'll have complete highlight tonight at 1

mr. obama on his victory. as we take a live look at the white house now, nbc's michelle kosinski has more on the global reaction to the news that mr. obama will call the white house home for four more years. >> reporter: people partied through the night watching the results come in live. london, 4:30 in the morning, crowds of brits, not americans, british citizens were in there cheering on the results. today we're also seeing reaction come in from world leaders. israel offered congratulations. >> i want to congratulate president obama on his reelection. i think the united states of america again demonstrated why it's the greatest democracy on earth. the security relationship between the united states and israel is rock solid. >> reporter: we're even hearing from the taliban and pakistan saying, you know what, obama and romney are pretty much the same enemy, that they will continue to fight. for president obama, who just won his next term, he gets his first order of overseas business, at least courtesy of british prime minister david cameron. he was interviewed today on the border of jordan and syria. during thi

something completely different it's now a mind control plot that's being run by that black guy in the white house mr b. hussein obama seriously this is what they're saying to republican controlled states legislatures have already passed resolutions condemning the un's agenda twenty one and last week the speaker of the georgia house of representatives chip rogers broad field seriously into the georgia house to explain via a powerpoint presentation how this mind control will destroy america says he told the assembled republicans and told me today on the radio that obama's mind control techniques called the delphi technique was developed by the rand corporation during the cold war and obama and the un are using it on us not only that seriously said this is comparable to joe stalin's five year plans and mounts it sounds great leap forward neither of those in retrospect worked out all that well but on the other hand neither those have anything to do at least here in the reality based world with the united nations or agenda twenty one but don't try to convince republicans in the south about that soon geor

mr. ama in the white house, a lot of risk. businesses have to proceed cautiously which means there won't be a lot of job creation. melissa: thank you for coming on. >> happy thanksgiving. although fhting higher taxes, right? so why haven't we heard more from them as we're about to be taxed to death. a top tea party activist when we come up. and one jewelry dealer has come up with a very interesting thanksgiving promotion. who will fill you in on all the details. piles of money coming up. aah! learning how to kick flip 6 stairs takes determination. so will getting into college. i've got what it takes. so do you. melissa: so the fiscal cliff is four days away. what are we to overcome a good deal to avoid it seems taxes are going up. i thought the tea party would save us. wasn't that their rally cry in the first place? to him i is and co-author of the book. why deprive of our public depends on our honor. are you guys going to stop this somehow? >> i think it is something the tea party has put massive amounts of energy into it if

the white house says the lunch was friendly. mr. romney congratulated the president on his victory and wished him well over the next four years. they also talked about america's leadership in the world and promised to stay in touch. before romney went to the white house, he met up for breakfast with his old pal paul ryan. >> mr. romney, how was your meeting with mr. romney today? was it nice to see him? >> good friend. great to be with him. >> always great to see paul ryan. >> sure. always great to see him. and chat about the irony of their getting only 47% of the vote. how fitting. but the fact is, even now many republicans don't get why they were rejected by the american people. this morning, as romney was getting ready for his big day in washington, his top political strategist was on national tv talking about why he lost. >> i certainly don't think it was the ideas. i think that the ideas carried the day for us and the success that we had, though it obviously wasn't enough to win the race, was based on the candidate mitt romney

mr. obama in the white house, a lot of risk.inesses have to proceed cautiously which means there won't be a lot of job creation. melissa: thank you for coming on. >> happy thanksgiving. although fighting higher taxes, right? so why haven't we heard more from them as we're about to be taxed to death. a top tea party activist when we come up. and one jewelry dealer has come up with a very interesting thanksgiving promotion. who will fill you in on all the details. piles of money coming up. i always wait until the last minute. can i still ship a gift in time r christmas? yeah, sure you can. great. where's your gift? uh... whew. [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. ship fedex express by december 22nd for christmas delivery. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function al

there's been a lot of focus on the share of the white vote that president obama won in the election. there's an impression they abandoned mrma got 39% of the white vote, but it's where that vote came from that tells us so much more. first a look at obama's share of the white vote in southern states. here is where the exit polls we took show a dramatic skewing of the numbers in states like mississippi and alabama. look at the numbers. president obama won only 10% in mississippi, 15% in alabama. in north carolina, a state that's growing more national, he got 31% of the white vote. in florida and virginia, which are very national states, all much closer to national average, he got 37%. you see as you go into the deep south, the old cotton south, it gets more difficult to get the white vote. as you get to the states that are becoming more diverse and more like the united states as a whole, you see the problem is not as bad as it was. you look at the midwestern states. here he over performed the national average. in ohio the president got 41%. in michigan, 44%. minnesota and wisconsin he got 48%. iowa he got 51% of the majority

olympic team the this photo released by the white house today, shows, mr. obama immitating, silver medalist, not impressed look. the expregs wssion was caught. they're having fun with it. the president was an avid watcher of the olympics and talked to all five members of the gymnastics team by phone after they within gold this summer while he was on the campaign trail in ohio. >>> now for a look at sports. time to check in with comcast sportsnet. henry, two important football games tonight. then a third one t. that i am interested in too. big games. talking about a gymnast. give you something to flip over. if you can't get enough football. you've will love what we have coming up for you. rivals. usc/ucla. and former raiders' coach, gruden returns to the bay. nothing but love for the silver and black. guess what he will do tomorrow. it might surprise you. sports is next. frigidaire we introduced the first home freezer. the first pulsator agitator washer. we created a host of innovations that have helped make your home life better. and now we introduce the fr

mr. be petraeus has been under pressure of the white house to maintain the narrative which continues to deteriorate about benghazi especially that line about the hateful i haved why. mr. petraeus knew that there was something that could be played against him if he did not go along. i am told, and therefore a friday afternoon he walks out and cites an affair if everyone in washington shrugs at and that tells me, larry that petraeus has gotten out of the line of fire and his assistant, mike morel will now have to maintain the white house's narrative or comply with the committee's demands to get the facts. >> you're saying that petraeus did not want to stay with the white house narrative throughout the video. >> that's what i'm told. yes. >> and i guess my question is the white house forcing petraeus out on the eve of his testimony to the intelligence committee. are they forcing him out or is he just leaving because he doesn't want to fight with them? >> you're a good writer, larry, you've written two wonderful scenarios and i was going to write the one where they forced him to walk the plank. perhaps

mr. mayor you know that, to the white house to neighborhoods to the whole country and when a former president was threatening to privatize social security he organized the community and made his voice heard and prevented turning social security into a privatized gamble for our seniors. we all owe him a great debt of gratitude for saving that pillar of economic security. [applause] and he's doing that now with medicare, with medicare. i mentioned that dolores received the presidential medal of freedom and that day president obama recounted one of her mantras. she is always saying "don't wait to be invited. step in there". does that sound like her? throughout his life whenever he sees a challenge or need chuck has stepped in there. he has not waited to be invited and appropriate that we award him with this award and in doing so i am pleased to be joining our great mayor -- aren't we proud of our mayor? it's wonderful to have him as mayor of san francisco? [applause] when you listen to his resume you wonder for how such a young man he fit in all those accomplishments but it works well for our ci

this addresses come from the white house and mr. obama is not want to lead a certain plan he just wants them to work together so that these tax increases cannot happen when gen refers comes. this is said to be at 10:00 a.m. this morning. >>this is what is going on on wall street. we are seeing drops of the least 300 points. there are concerns about their not being able to get the next round of bailout money. we're also watching what is happening in washington with president obama barre redirected.being redirected. >>the s&p is showing that there is a 15 percent chance of that will pull it off. apple's stock continues to this drop. and this is a 24% drop for apple and this is a big drag for the nasdaq. we're also watching price line and cognac with public and stated that they are down. they're spending a $0.1 million by kayak and this is a search engine. the dial is down by 70 points. >>401k balances are hitting record high as employees are starting to catch a way. it the average 401k balance climb to $75,000 by the end of the third

mr. cantor call the white house and say, "what are you going to do about this, are you aware of this"? why are they pointing at everybody except the one congressman we know knew something, their fellow colleague mr. cantor. >> the republican head of the house intelligence committee, congressman rogers, he didn't know. he should have words with eric cantor. why didn't eric cantor tell the republican head of the intelligence committee in the house. >> i served on the intelligence committee for nofour years in congress. this is what gets my irish up. there was a knucklehead who did this video that dishonored the prophet mohamed. >> right. >> there were protests all over the world in egypt, libya, tripoli and may or may not happen 400 miles away in benghazi regardless. but that's what susan rice was saying. there were protests but this was a terrorist act. there was misinformation. we don't know. but to turn that around when four americans died, even ambassador stevens parents said, please stop politicizing the death of my son. they have no shame. >> none of us should walk over the feelings

mr. obama to the white house, both the president and house speaker john boehner vowed to find some common >> well, clearly the deficit is a drag in our economy and we can't continue to spend money that we don't have. i don't want p to box myself in. i don't want to box anybody else in. i think it's important for us to come to an agreement with the president but this is his opportunity to lead. >> i want to be clear, i'm not we hadd wedded to every detail of my plan. i'm open to compromise. i'm open to new ideas. i'm committed to solving our fiscal challenges. but i refuse to accept any approach that isn't balanced. >> joining us now is a man who knows all about bipartisanship and compromise. former senator george mitchell is joining us. you were majority leader from 1989 to '95 during a time when senators and house members were actually friends. and i mean those on opposite sides of the party. so do you think the president and the house speaker's words this go around really will lead to some compromise or has a new page been turned here? are you encouraged? >> i'm hopeful about it. the da

white? >> here. >> commissioner yee riley? >> here. >> mr. president we have a quorum. >> great, next item. >> item 2 is the approval of the october 1, 2012 minutes, explanatory documents draft october 22, 2012 minutes. >> motion to approve. >> i move. >> second >> all those in favor, say aye? >> aye? >> next item commissioners item 3 approval of the october 22, 2012 meeting minutes. >> explanatory document draft october 22, 2012 minutes. >> i move. >> i second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> next item. >> commissioners you are now in general public comment, item 4 allows members of public to comment generally on matters in the commission's purview and suggests new agenda items for the commission's consideration. i do have one speaker card and i'm pulling up the controls right now. mr. michael mcarthur. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> go ahead. >> thank you. president adams and commission, i will be very brief. just on the item that is in question today, the ordinance. it's kind of neither here, nor there, but i'm opposed to the ordinance all toget

politico's chief white house correspondent mike allen spoke with mr. norquist this morning. welcome to "power lunch." mr. norquist didn't seem to soften at all. as a matter of fact from what i've read, he kind of bristled. one quote from the debrief will you this morning was the party cannot have its fingerprints on the murder weapon, meaning raising taxes. how do you see this all playing out? we just heard from a senator who did not sign his pledge. you know, is mr. norquist now really be pushed aside by the party? >> grover norquist is a survivor. he has a business, $7 million budget. spent $25 million in campaigns this cycles. he doesn't want to be seen as a dead-ender. he doesn't want his power to melt away bite by bite win the views like that. what we saw today was him providing a little path for republicans and, yeah, that very colorful point about the murder weapon, but he went on to say that republicans need to push for reform which speaker boehner has been doing, and to be clear about it, and he said the deal needs to be able to pass the laugh test back home. and he

. >> reporter: white house officials say mr. obama is not interested in personally meeting with congressional republicans because those meetings did little to resolve the 2010 debt ceiling crisis. but when mr. obama later skipped congressional meetings and campaigned to extend the 2% payroll tax cut and maintain lower student loan interest rates, he won. the president is primarily focused on step one of this process-- winning the middle class tax cut debate. step two is being led by his treasury secretary jim geithner and liaison rob nabors. they are going to work with congress on spending cut and other fiscal cliff details. the first meeting will be tomorrow on the hill. >> pelley: major, president said today he thought all this could be done by christmas. why does he think so? >> reporter: because that is the big takeaway, scott, from the president's conversation on saturday with house speaker john boehner. the two agreed it was in foeryone's best interest to get a fiscal cliff deal sooner rather than later, both agreed to aim

white house. that's right. mr.omney going to washington to have lump with tnch with thet and the press not invited. let's bring in our panel. gang, great to have you all here. perry, let's he's first talk about the dynamics of this lunch today. this race was so contentious, so drawn out, that at one point during the debates, the governor's son -- governor romney's son, said he wanted to take a swing at the president. so the lunch may be tradition, but it's also going to be a little bit awkward, right, for these two guys to be in the same room. >> let me make two points. i think it will be awkward. in 2008, john mccain and president obama had a similar lunch and you see how that took us. been perhaps the sharpest critic of barack obama since then. so i don't see them as emerging as very close friends. the second point -- >> in modern times, mitt has not returned to washington for a job. so mitt romney went home whereas other presidential losers have gone back to d.c. to go back to work like a mccain. >> i agree, but

even though the party lost seats in the house and senate at the same time they were losing the white house, mr. romney's chief strategist says he thought the campaign he ran went just fine. he says they, quote, carried the day. which i'm sure they did, other than the whole losing everything part. you would think there would be a lot of mainstream appropriate yum for stuart stevens here for that fantastical beltway self regard. but the mainstream seems to mostly be ignoring him. the people who are paying attention to what he's saying are the folks on the political right. and they're paying attention because they are not happy. quote, if stu stevens' private advice for romney is as delusional as this op-ed, no wonder he lost. or this one. oh, for f-sake, my brain is burning with fire. that's the reaction for this year's republican presidential campaign chief strategist from conservatives. then there's one of mitt romney's republican primary rivals, jon huntsman, also now being torn apart by folks on the right for voicing his own critical comments about his party's process for choosing its nomine

mr. rove took mornd $300 million from conservative donors on a promise that he would deliver mitt romney to the white for mr. rove and painfully for his donors, it didn't quite work out. joining us now is rick tyler, who is a former spokesman for the great newt gingrich and he also worked on the senate campaign for todd akin, and ken vogel is chief investigative reporter for politico. if i can start with you, rick, you make an appearance in ken's extensive story calling karl rove a colossal failure and then you say this, i don't think donors are ever going to invest in that level again because it turns out the architect didn't know what he was talking about. what do you mean, that karl rove didn't know what he was talking about, mr. tyler? >> well, karl rove makes great tv and he's interesting to read in "the wall street journal," but after karl rove lost the gingrich majority, i always questioned karl rove. remember, karl rove was the one who designed the second bush campaign where george w. bush won and then claimed to have enough political capital to reform social security. of course he didn't. i

now, her and the rest of the olympic team have visited the white house. was mr.ma able to get a smile out of her? we'll show you, coming up. >> that's a big question. >>> also, special delivery. what fast food chain is making it easier to have it your way right at home? and right here in the studio, as well. take a guess, ron. it's coming up. >> we'll get to that in a bit. >>> we're going to start with the opening statements in a case we've been following closely here on "gma." the high school valedictorian accused of killing his own mother. the young man so popular in his hometown, the judge had a problem empaneling an impartial jury. >> reporter: he's a beloved figure in his community, all-around good guy. jeffrey pyne says he didn't kill his mother. his surviving family says he didn't do it. but prosecutors began making their case. jeffrey pyne sat expressionless, as prosecutors told the jury how he bludgeoned, stabbed and killed his mother, ruth. >> he hit her. and he hit her again. and again. >> reporter: played in court, 911 tapes of the horror witnessed by