i don't think mrs. riceasked to be knocked out to compare the height of domestic violence to a celebrity who chose -- who knew you can't put this stuff in icloud account. you're inviting the world to see this. it's not the same as getting knocked out by your if i'm not mistaken. >> that's not what anybody is saying. if you want to take that argument, yes, you'll win, but that's not the argument. >> this is a it we're done. >> that's your argument. that's not noble else's violence. what they're claiming is basically turning a blind eye. the nfl turned a blind eye to the nfl rice thing. the problem here google actually knew that this information -- these photos were illegally objected that they were criminally obtained and they're aiding and abetting. >> neil: with everything google is doing, do you think they had any remote idea. >> whether they did or didn't is irrelevant. the fact they know now and it's illegally obtained. >> neil: you keep saying they're doing nothing. how do you know they're just in the g

it's not about mr. rice. it's about who we want to use as the best examples of that particular individual. whether it is number 52 up on the stadium sidelines there, or one of our student athletes who does turn pro and is having it pro career. is not point, is to rice a pro football player. it would be an anomaly to even have that video and include him at this point. but that is not the point. we want to emphasize who we believe are outstanding examples of our product as a student athletes. host: rome also. -- role models. guest: exactly. to a student.go go ahead. caller: i a former student vice president. to sit on our governing board for nine institutions. we actually had voting power as students. my question, one thing louisiana has been doing a lot that concerns me, and you mentioned it, which is high -- tying higher education to workforce needs. while i think it is very important that state also look at the workforce, i'm also thatrned as to the move higher education is working toward only certain areas.

it's not about mr. rice. it's about who we want to use as the best examples of that particular individual. whether it is number 52 up on the stadium sidelines there, or one of our student athletes who does turn pro and is having it pro career. is not point, is to rice a pro football player. it would be an anomaly to even have that video and include him at this point. but that is not the point. we want to emphasize who we believe are outstanding examples of our product as a student athletes. host: rome also. -- role models. guest: exactly. to a student.go go ahead. caller: i a former student vice president. to sit on our governing board for nine institutions. we actually had voting power as students. my question, one thing louisiana has been doing a lot that concerns me, and you mentioned it, which is high -- tying higher education to workforce needs. while i think it is very important that state also look at the workforce, i'm also thatrned as to the move higher education is working toward only certain areas.

mr. klain will report to national security advisor susan rice, the woman who went on the sunday morning talk shows and talked about a video being the reason why benghazi happened. she's also the woman who said that bo bergdahl who allegedly deserted his unit and sympathized with the taliban, that he served his country with honor and distinction. that is a person that this new czar will report to. that's not giving the american people a lot of confidence when it comes to actually how this person is going to give them information that's honest sxes straight forward with the crisis. >> i also forgot one other person who could have been in charge of it, and that would have been the acting surgeon general, who apparently has a long list of credentials in this very field. it's going to be -- >> there are plenty of people. >> it's going to be ron klain. have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> is the world going hell in a hand basket? more americans think so according to the latest fox news poll. what it means for the crucial midterm elections. >> powerful hurricane gonzalo bearing down on a tiny sli

mr. clapper is still on the job. national security advisor susan rice mislead the world about benghazi, got promoted.lth and human services secretary kathleen sebelius who totally screwed up the rollout of obamacare. kept her job for 8 months before she voluntarily left. secretary of state hillary clinton did not take the fall for assassination of christopher stevens, the american ambassador to libya. current irs commissioner john does does continue does citizennen. neither has paid a price. koskinen still there, which is absolutely incredible. can you see that time after time the nation is not well-served but the people in charge are not held accountable. surely ms. pierson got what she deserved. again, the actual intrusion may not have been her fault but her failure to report what really happened is right on her shoulders. we he cannot have that here. talking points has said numerous times that the obama administration is not governing the country properly. there are problems everywhere. few of them are being addressed in an effective way. perhaps the best example of this attorney general eric hold

mr. panetta and robert gates surrounding the president. now you have susan ricechuck hagel, john kerry. you don't really have a forceful advocate in the white house for telling the president, look, this is a fight that we have to win. this is a fight that's going to define your legacy. and you cannot afford, sir, to accept the islamic state as a permanent or long-term reality in the middle east because the problem militarily, strategically, ied logically, is going to be worse for us if we simply wait on events. >> secretary pa netd ta was also asked about the president's legacy and what it will be. he's not on camera by this. you'll see he's covered by pictures of the president and other things. but it's leon panetta's voice. listen. >> i think the jury is still out. the first four years and the time i spent there i thought he was a strong leader on security issues. i think he kind of lost his way. >> well -- >> he lost his way? >> well, i think he lost his way back in 2009 when he first came to the white house promising nation building at home, which was his man

rice has a knack for mucking up a crisis. mr. obama needs a better fall guy.uch early clearance in the investigation make way for what is shaping up to be a coverup. it was clear that the president wanted to exonerate private bergdahl well before the investigation began. who can forget the bizarre reception of his parents in the rose garden when bergdahl's father appeared standing with the president wearing a long beard thanking the taliban. the rose garden fiasco alone make it impossible for the president to admit that he honored the family of a traitor. the command is supposed to present evidence as to whether the taliban's trophy deserted or went a.w.o.l., absent without leave. that they will risk crossing a still sitting commander in chief isn't likely. this is not all about politics and an attempt to quash the report of bergdahl until after the mid-term elections. this is about a president whose actions often stir deep suspicions about his view of islam and of his own country. >>> now time for a really heartwarming story in texas. you know one little guy

rice is meeting with her israeli counterpart for meetings in washington today. forget the friendly skies when we are talking about the sea -- d.c. no flak for those pilots and end up in mr. today airspace, and it happens more than you think. tonight, we look at the hundreds of violations handed out to pilot that are flagged by the feds. it is not just a small pilot either. her marshall pilot and even members of the military have been caught by the faa. some of them ended up with suspended licenses. as a former military person, i can understand the national security threat, especially downtown d.c., but i also think they need to be reasonable. break down we will the pricey cost of protecting the skies and explain why some think we need to take a closer look at the millions being spent. from hawaii's kilauea volcano is naÏve and closer to homes and roads. just 200 25 yards away from the main road in the town of pahoa. .he destructive potential grows the national guard is being called in to man the roads as people continue to evacuate the area. most of the town 950 people have already left but some are vowing to stay. back on the field today. he dislocated his ankle in wee

mr. duncan. >> i also want to talk to you about the fight against isis. this morning you'll be speaking exclusively with the national security adviser susan rice. is president obama's plan to combat isis working? >> well, there's a lot of questions about whether it is working or not. we have got richard engel, of course, on the ground. he's been on the ground both in iraq and syria. he's not seeing a lot of eviden evidence. isis has been slowed down, but not stopped. they keep marching forward, perhaps on the verge of taking more territory, both in iraq and syria. so the key question for susan rice is simply, is this strategy working, are you thinking about retooling, and every bit of advice on the ground, iraq, on the ground in syria, as well as a lot of talk in washington is maybe the united states has to consider combat troops. is that ever going to be back on the table? those are among the questions i have for susan rice. >> chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press." thanks for being with us this morning. >> thanks, rosemary. >> you can watch "meet the press" at 10:30. he will have an interview with susan rice. they'll be talking about this

rice krispies®. ♪ >>> wow. going to be on a network. >> i want to tell my parents. >> let's tell them right now. come on. donna. get mrs. i love seeing people tell their parents awesome news. >> hello? >> i'm in your house. i'm going to kill you! oh, that was great. who else shall we frame? >> jimmy: that is martin short in "mulaney." he's a very funny guy. >> lovely. he's so smart and he's so, such a decent grand human being. so well raised. >> jimmy: you play a character named lou tannen. i was thinking about it today. i was trying to come up with a name that is less suitable for you. and i came in with lou tannen. you are not a lou. >> we don't know if that's his real name. >> jimmy: we don't? i see. it's like loose cannon? did i stumble upon something i shouldn't have? >> i keep forgetting you write. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> and probably because i watch the show every night. >> jimmy: tell the story. one more story from the book i would love to hear you tell. the one where you are renting an apartment and your landlady happens upon -- >> oh, yeah. my wife nancy and i got married, i was doing a show called "i'm a big

who can forget susan rice, lois lerner, kathleen sebelius, and, of course, hillary and the unresolved story of benghazi in what alarms us is that mre his own and his family's security and the service of the quota factory. >>> well, there's something really special that they discovered in the library of congress. especially, washington baseball% fans. look at this. the library of congress uncovered the only known footage of the washington senators in giants.4 win over the new york game seven, 12th inning, 4-3. it's the only time that washington, d.c., had a team that won the world series. you know, the senators left washington back in 1961 but the washington nationals. with they are in the playoffs and could bring washington, d.c.,'s first championship in 90 years but they lost 3-2 last night against, guess who, the san francisco giants, the team that fled new york and went to san francisco. >> my goodness. your customers, our financing. your aspirations, our analytics. your goals, our technology. introducing synchrony financial, bringing new meaning to the word partnership. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. enagage

rice. we have the technology. we have the know-how. we just have the political will. >> moderator: thank you very much. mr. mills. mills: anybody wants to know the truth about how representative nolan stance on each side of the issue and trying to walk the tightrope and hedge, just go to google. google it. information is out there. the debate is over. >> moderator: thank you, gentlemen. [laughter] we touched on it to some of the comments but let's explore it further, the affordable care act. it's an important issue but it keeps coming up. it has withstood dozens of challenges in congress but it's what national withstood scrutiny by the supreme court and a girl is the law of the land. is it a settled issue, or in your opinion would be go from your? congressman nolan? nolan: there's never a final score in politics, so i suspect it's not a settled issue. but i do like the good things it has done. in fact probably some of our same friends here, one with parkinson's disease, and another young, a couple with a child with a brain tumor who are thrilled with the affordable care act because they were protected from bankru

rice. we have the technology, we have the know how, we just have to have the political will. >> moderator: thank you very much. mr. mills. mills: my rebuttal is simple. if anybody wants to know the truth about how rick nolan's been on each side of the issue and trying to walk the tight rope and hedge, just go to google. google it, the information's out there. the debate's over. >> moderator: thank you, gentlemen. [laughter] we've touched on it in some of your comments, but let's explore it a little further, the affordable care act. it's an a important issue, it keeps coming up. it has withstood dozens of challenges in congress, it's withstood scrutiny by the supreme court, and it currently is the law of the land. is it a settled issue, or in your opinion, where do we go from here? congressman nolan? nolan: well, there's never a final score in politics, so i suspect it's not a settled issue. but i do like the good things that it has done. i have, in fact, probably some of our same friends here, one with parkinsons disease and another young couple with a child with a brain tumor who are thrilled with the affordable

rice has not yet been interviewed by either independent investigator. >> peter, thanks. >>> meanwhile, let's get a check of the weather from mr.roker. >> believe it or not, we still have things to talk about in the tropics. we are watching the gulf. the hurricane center is investigating this area. we call it an invest. 93-l. the southwest bay of campeche. they give it a 50% chance of development. either way, the moisture from this is going to get into central and southern florida. up to five inches through the keys, three to five inches into central and southern florida. and anywhere from one to two inches as you move further to the north. pacific northwest, big storm system going to be coming on shore and bringing a ton of rain. you can already see rain on the camera lens there at our tower cam in seattle. and as you get into the puget sound area, some areas five to seven inches of rain in the western washington area. flood watches in effect, high wind >>> we're seeing a fall-like morning in terms of the temperatures right now, chilly in the north bay, san francisco close to 50 in san jose. dry for now as temperatures will cl