nash, i know that -- >> it's emotional. >> very much emotional.ve been doing and how much fun you have been having this weekend. >> this weekend i have been having really fun, i have been meeting a bunch of new kids i haven't met in the past three years since i've been here. and just sharing the stories that we all share with each other about our fathers and everything from when they were here. it's just amazing. i really enjoy it a lot. >> it's really difficult, i'm sure, knowing that your father isn't there to spend christmas with you. but in some ways having the support network, nash, i'm sure it provides you with some comfort. >> ma'am? i can barely understand you. >> i'm sorry, you are having audio problems there. i'll put it to you or your mom. the fact that it's never easy, i'm sure, as the holidays come up to holidays come up to remember the fact that your loved one is not with you at this special time. i know, though, that the support network must make a big difference in the lives of so many people like yourself out there this time of ye

captain nash, thank you for being with us.emotional day it especially watching those veterans remember. you can see the look on their faces. what do you think about today? >> this is literally what president roosevelt said, a day that will live in infamy. it plunged the united states into war. japan made a terrible miscalculation, thinking that the american people would curl up into a ball and take forever to rebuild. instead, you had young men marching down to their local recruiting station, post office, city hall, and flooded into the services. there were 16 million people in the united states who were wearing the uniform during world war ii. there are only about 1.2 million of those veterans left. and we're losing them at 600 a day. so when you see these stooped shoulders and they still have the sparkle in their eye and they're wearing their remembrance pins and everything. this is probably the most fundamental day of their lives. because they all know where they were. my mother, who was a young girl then, put her flags out

diane nash, diane nash is one of my favorite people from the civil rights era. some of you may know her. but she was a leader of the sit-ins, the freedom rides, everything. she was -- her family was harassed by the fbi, and in one of my interviews with her i said, diane -- i showed her some of these fbi document withs about what they'd done, petty little things. and she is says, oh, i don't bother with that, that was just hoover. i said, what do you mean? that's the fbi. and she said, yes, but i blame us for hoover. we left him in a position of arbitrary secret power for 50 years, and anybody who studies american government in the sixth grade should know you're going to get just what you got, an autocrat whose world was small and wanted to run things. i blame us. so here's diane nash, who's black and not vote herself, but she's assuming responsibility for j. edgar hoover instead of a sense of victimhood. and so that is an amazing example, to me, of the kind of wisdom l that these young people -- she was only 23 years old when she's doing all this stuff with j. e

thanks so much. >>> coming up next, graham nash of crosby stills and nash opens up about his rock 'n' memoir. "morning joe" will be back. >>> part of the baby boomer generation, you may have one of his records tucked in the attic. i'm not a boomer, but i'm sure i have it. crosby, stills and nash stopped by the show to give us a backstage pass to his wild and i repeat wild career. >> crosby, stills and nash, singer/song writer, graham nash is out with a book, "wild tales." >> i have had a wildlife. >> you look healthy, man. you know what? >> well, the truth is, it's like a peacock when you are between a bunch of turkeys. >> wow. >> no, no -- >> so, kari ann, that was the first big breakthrough, wasn't it? >> in america. we had several big hits before in england. the song carrie-anne was going to be called mary ann. >> was it really? >> we just didn't have the courage to call it mary anne. >> i'm going to tell you, when she was a 17-year-old catholic schoolgirl -- >> what did you do to her? >> everybody wanted, you know. i'm just being honest here. she was a stunning looking woman. >> o

occurring at an all out ethnic civil war insisted on forces loyal to the former vice president rick nash of abc's the main c t is the key oil producing region and their imports of summary executions of the opposition held areas. government to the searching for myself. yet when it was good. we use the boat and on that night and ended up in bed with me it is going to go. i don't and that winning the twenty two when he gets into the night before. yet the government institutions chee own goal and for the presidents of the can says he still controls the country's crucial oil fields. but that's of little comfort to the sixty thousand or more who fed them and submit the escalation finance the un is providing shelter and assistance to as many as possible. she's bred heavy cream to go up to present here and others backing his formative pt last week. but as men come from oppressing its recruits in the building political rivals. coming up is for the men into three adult women from sweet tech and auto day's action from the weekend at the alpine skiing world cup bid. wound and mdm meaning nm. i did i

nash moderated a site for them. and jones and nash are in custody this morning. be at large in ireland. the owner of the site generated $1 billion in business and is in custody. less than a week until christmas, retailers are trying to lure the last minute shoppers. some strategies include extending shopping hours. shipping and discounts. cold weather has kept people in doors and sales down. some will be losing money to get inventory off the shelves. wal-mart is offering certificates and they will pay back the customers the difference if a competitor is offering a lower price. amazon is offering one day shipping on orders placed midnight. >>> facebook has price placed a secondary stock offering. 70million shares are being sold. and the company ceo is selling 41 million to cover the taxes he has to pay. the deal will earn 2 billion for him. he will remain facebook's controlling stock shoulder. the company and a board member are selling the remaining 28 million shares of stock. >>> coming up a heart warming reunion that involves carlos santana. that's next as we ta

looking at captain chuck nash.zos says he's reportedly going to get these packages to you lickety-split. >> i think the timing on cyber monday is nothing short of astounding. neil: touchÉ. >> there are so many realities that come crashing in on this, not the least of which we live in a very prodigious society. there are international conventions on reliability and we start plying these things around and they start crashing into people's heads and things like that and then all of a sudden it comes down to did you really need to do this. if you were to walk down the street and talk to harry winston, which you should be 200 million-dollar diamond necklace on one of the things, they would say no, i don't think so. neil: update it's one of these drones getting to your house. i'm worried about my hickory farms cheese getting to me. >> there is a great steve martin commented, there are three guaranteed steps he said to become a millionaire. step one, get a million dollars. [laughter] so after you wish away the most diffic

when it hits it's wonderful but when you get a pluto nash. >> what? >> you don't know pluto nash?this lagging retailer shine in 2014? that is the question this today's street fight. our debate will last a total of 90 seconds. tim is the bull. brian is the bear. so we're going to, because he's our guest, we're going to start off with the bear case. >> i think walmart is the absolute loser stock. if you want to lose money, go invest in walmart in 2014. in terms of the economy, you're having walmart moms in america navigate isles. secondarily, they're not shopping the whole store. walmart is lowering prices by a billion dollars. they need customers to shop the entire store and they're not. i'm worried about margins. massive inventory build for the stores. that's a big problem. >> brian makes compelling points, but when i look at the stock overall, part of this is ma crow, and part of this is valuations. at 15 times versus 27 times, very, very cheap. at 12 times a forward multiple, it depends on whether you look at walmart on a short term or long term basis. when you look at their glo

jonathan martin, al jazeera, nash victim. >> it takes the women about seven years to complete an associate's degree. >> why federal regulators are looking at manufacturer's claims. >> a look at why some people have kept the volkswagen rolling. >> and a look back at the music of ray price. >> the food and drug administration says it's proposing tighter rules on the makers of antibacterial soaps. they want to find out if long-term exposure is doing more harm than good. >> for years u.s. manufacturers have advertised to get rid of dangerous germs, antibacterial soaps are the answer. now the u.s. food and drug administration says there's no evidence to back up the claims, even worse, saying one see ingredient found in most antibacterial soaps may be dangerous. after an environmental group accused the f.d.a. of delaying access on the chemical did the agency take action. >> people are using them every day, making kids and infants watch their hands with them. they may have hormones important for development of the brain and reproductive function may be affected. >> manufacturers must prove the prod

in a statement executive producer don nash called him one of the nicest guys he ever met. >>> a tragic end for a hollywood hero of speed. investigators are trying to figure out what caused "fast & furious" paul walker. to-day in a high-speed crash. they say speed was a factor. he was a passenger in a red porsche driven in valencia, california. it crashed into a light pole and a tree and burst into flames, killing both men. walker had just attended a charity event for his own disaster relief organization to benefit the victims of the typhoon in philippines. >> people are without homes, people are without food, people are without water, it's a heavy, heavy time. right now, it's a race for relief. the needs are going to be extensive for a long period of time. >> walker's co-stars and fan alike are just distraught over his sudden death. actor tyree gibson broke down in tears. he held a flower in his hand as a tribute and van diesel saying brother i'll miss you very much. i'm absolutely speechless, heaven has a new angel, r.i.p. walker started on camera at 2 years old. he later starred in m

in a statement don nash called him one of the nicest guys ever met. >>> a tragic end for a hollywood hero of speed. investigators eye tryings to figure out what caused "fast & furious" paul walker. they say speed was a factor. he was a customer in a red porsche driven in valencia, california. walker had just attended a charity event for his own disaster relief organization to benefit the victims of the typhoon in philippines. >> people are without homes, without water, it's a heavy, heavy time. right now, it's a race for relief. the needs are going to be extensive for a long period of time. >> walker's co-stars and fan alike after tyree gibson broke down in tears. and van diesel saying brother i'll miss you very much. walker later starred in movies like pleasantville and into the blue. with the blockbuster "fast & furious" catapulting him into worldwide fame when it began in 2001. at the time of his death he was working on the series' latest installment due out. but his untimely death leaves the film uncertain. his next film "hours" is due out in two weeks. walker is survived by his

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no pau gasol, steve nash, or kobe bryant.on showed signs of breaking out of his slumpment he hit four threes for 17 points and the warriors held a four-point halftime lead. golden state put the game away with a 17-3 third quarter run. curry to andrew bogut on the ally-oop. his fourth three of the game. the warriors beat the lakers 102-83. >>> saturday night on the ice. this game was a pretty good hurdl impression. ray whitney. 41 years young. good for him. joe pavelsky, they go to a shoot out. in round four, the captain joe thornton puts the sharks up and the rookie alex, all four in the shootout. the sharks beat the stars in the shoot-out. 3-2. >>> a quest to cap off another perfect season was not going to be easy. they had to face saint john bosco. la salle. josh rosen. la salle down ten in the half. makenzie slapped sean mcgrew to the ground. yeah. the game would come down to the final two minutes and justin allanba's first season. chris williams has his pass tipped in and intercepted. the state title game, 2014. >>> divis

could bee is hurt, nash is hurt-- kobe is hurt, nash is hurt and they have a lot of new personnel. but the guys that of this's got are pretty good athletes and they're working hard. they're getting some things done. i am pretty sure that they will at least end up in the middle of the pack, you know. >> rose: other than you, who has the second-best sky hook in basketball? >> nobody else shot it like i did. >> rose: i know, why is that. >> i don't know. you know, i worked on it. when i was in the fifth grade my grade school coach got some guys to like show me some stuff about being a pivot man because i was always the tallest kid in my class. so they got some guys to show me some pivot moves. and they showed me george-- drill for the hook shot. and i started working on it when i was in the fifth grade. by the time i got to the 8th grade it was second nature to me. and something i was able to use for the ledge of my ca roor. >> rose: what was your-- with the sky hookness a shot between 55 and 60 perbses in the nba lifetime so that is pretty good. >> they weren't all skyhooks but i was

john nash called him one of the nicest guys he ever met. >>> a tragic end to a hollywood hero of speed. investigators are working to determine the cause of the crash that killed paul walker. they say speed was a factor. the 40-year-old publicist confirms he was a passenger in a red porch driven by a friend saturday. it crashed into a light pole and a tree bursting into flames killing both men. walk her just attended a charity event for his own disaster relief organization to benefit the victims of the typhoon in the philippines. >> people without homes and food and without water. it's a heavy, heavy time. so right now for us, it is a race for relief. needs are going to be -- they're going to be extensive for a long period of time. >> walker's co-stars and fans alike are distraught over his sudden death. tie less gibson broke down in tears when he visited the crash. brother, i will miss you very much. i'm absolutely speechless. heaven has a new angel. rest in peace. walker's on camera career started at the age of 2. he starred in "pleasantville" and "into the blue." but he was catapulte

mandela's body will then be taken to pretoria is eastern cape on saturday for south africa's ruling nash african national congress will bid farewell to him and then finally on sunday the fuel service and internment ceremony will take place at mandela's final resting place his home village of corn in the eastern cape. world leaders and tens of thousands of south africans gathered in the rain and a husband to honor the late president on tuesday. chinese buyers for one shall us president barack obama british prime minister david cameron and resilient present bill morrow stuff as well as un secretary general banking. where are all more than ninety meters and senior officials who came to pay tribute. curly was poked our correspondent guy. henderson in pretoria. he told us about the journey of mandela's coffin through the streets to from the wa manage the hospital on the outskirts of pretoria. at the last verse his coffin of visible to the crown says he made along the streets of victoria straight in the south african flag. a pulsing many of the important markers in south african history. i'm i

memphis brian towns already missed eight months due to a torn achilles tendon he joins fellow god steve nash and steve blake and jordan farmar on the sidelines though the team haven't written off their playoff hopes. that you know you know we would have come back with her to play another way for her to get into the groove. there's just. no point. for a few guys you know if they were. going to. and nick young later scored a team high twenty five points off the bench in the lakers one hundred four points to ninety one victory at home to minnesota timberwolves were fifty three fifty one up at the main interval but in the second half young came on to leave the lakers come back fit in one of his four three point shots to take into a one hundred two ninety one leaves also added twenty one points for the hosts. while defending champions miami fought back from fifteen points down to beat indiana at ninety seven ninety four one hundred caught the bron james said he'd play forty five minutes before the game despite having a twisted left ankle however four minutes into the third quarter the in-form pac

it hasn't stopped britain and america fighting drone missiles pakistan don't give a damn about the nash. sovereignty of pakistan and more fool pakistan for continuing to describe itself as an ally of the very people who are bombing them. in the case of yemen the political situation is a bit less clear but nonetheless the many governments sovereignty doesn't to a row of beans these countries will be bombed and when white men in britain and black president in the united states have their kill meetings on tuesdays or thors this and decide that they're going to fire rockets these people remember president obama made a joke about it he said. boy friends sniffing around his daughters you don't see them coming just like drawn missiles it's true you don't see them coming until your wife is minus her head sitting next to you until your daughter is lying in pieces in front of your eyes you don't see them coming but the hatred and bitterness that they leave behind is sowing dragons steep for a terrible harvest further down the line because i'll tell you this if my family was wiped out by a drone i

. >>> no kobe, no pau gasol and no steve nash, no problem for the warriors against the late show tonight. silky start the clock. new look lakers, can you name any of the players? steph curry scored 18 points and hit four threes, the warriors pulled away from the lakers in the second half and beat them 102-83. >>> stanford handed number three tennessee their first loss of the year. a huge game from chiney ogwumike. 32 points and 20 boards. stanford wins 76-70. >>> the men had a chance to tie it at the buzzer and randall to send it to overtime. just a little short. michigan hangs on to beat stanford 68-65. the first time they met since 1959. >>> division iii cif finals the pride sacred heart prep down in carson but too many turnovers for them. mason randall is picked off and returns it for a pick 6. the gators' dream season falls short. >>> and saturday night on the ice, check out this little one during intermission doing the. presentations. doing 2-1 in the third. joe pavelski goes pack hand the tie it and sends -- backhand to tie it and sends it to overtime. in overtime joe thornton wins

you look at your own day-to-day lives about things that you're nashing your teeth about.he could do that, imagine how much better the world could be if we take that one little lesson the power an importance of forgiveness. >> i had a friend say he was trying to explain to his son why he shouldn't fight with his sister, if nelson mandela, perhaps you can. >> we still have so much to do. i was at the mall for the fasts for families, which is unbelievable with immigration. the same thing that we're going to have to do for voting rights. i just -- he referenced so much work, gave us a road map to do it. >> schieffer: we'll have to leave it there. thank you all so much. >> thank you. >> schieffer: really something. thank you all. we'll be back in a moment. >> i am a yankee! [ male announcer ] celebrate the season -- it's customer appreciation month at subway! come and enjoy two of your favorite six-inch subs -- just $2 each all december long. get the six-inch cold cut combo or the six-inch meatball marinara, built fresh from the bread up just the way you say for just $2. nobod

carried out the a cell but al shabaab is thought to be the number one suspect after being pushed from nash wrong holds the al qaeda links insurgents have been trying to gain control of the north of the country. northwestern europe is being battered by severe weather two people have been killed and thousands moved to safety is the worst tidal surge in sixty years sweeps down the british coast around one hundred thousand homes were left without power in scotland and environment agency spokesman says that six thousand properties in england and wales could be flooded. hundreds have protested in islamabad against american drone strikes in pakistan a rally was staged by the. party led by the former cricket star a man can demonstrate is chanted anti us like and demanded an immediate end to all drone attacks the strikes are deeply unpopular in pakistan but american officials say they are crucial in the fight against terror. france's defense minister says military operations have begun in the central african republic after president along promised to take immediate action to kerby escalation of sec

violence has been escalating between couples under the control of former vice president rick nash are and forces loyal to president subject here. speaking after the vote. un secretary general and demons said the un had the port of covert attacks. tens of thousands fleeing their homes and innocent civilians being targeted because of their ethnicity. here is a batik and tried to call his ousted vice president star isn't that mean you are. when you are are among the largest ethnic groups in south sudan the un high commissioner for human rights committee police said. there's palpable fear among civilians the boat due to a new word backgrounds and the needy killed on the faces of their tribal affiliation. leahy also said mass killings have been back to mandate and a top un humanitarian ordinator insult to the end of the edc and thousands of people are believed to have been killed over the past week of violence. the un says at least eighty thousand have been displaced by the south sudan crisis. but about half the man seeking shelter with a new way it is a way to open them up with the united

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this man still in jail that was eligible for release do you think that sort of criticism from the nash amnesty international will have any impact in the influence whatsoever you can on the world knows that mr neville veges and and he is a peaceful and human rights defender he always calls for peaceful movements and he has a great influence in on i'm back range movements sense it started in two thousand and eleven and even before amnesty international and other organizations as well as e.p.o. which are has been pressuring the bahraini government to release and but there is no call from bahrain's the government to respond. to or these letters being sent or calls or join to statements or whatsoever that the government the are united in their organizations you used to communicate with the world and with the bahraini government and just briefly what about your organization then do you do you funny very frustrating is your organization really achieving anything is it having any say on what happens in terms of human rights there in the country. actually we're getting a lot of reports i use th

nash ined to think of terms of shopping digitally or in a store. -- we used to think of shopping in terms digitally are in a store. you can have a seamless experience that has technology involved with it, but you have a choice of how to receive the item. we started with kate spade in new york. a touchscreen on their storefronts. when people walk by, they can shop and have it delivered to them with ebay now. and with the westfield mall in the bay area, we had these gigantic touchscreens. >> still to come in part 2 of my exquisite interview with john get yourebay can packages in nearly an hour, something that amazon does not offer. that is next on this special edition of "bloomberg west: inside ebay." ♪ >> welcome back to a "bloomberg "inside ebay." i am emily chang. in a world of same-day day delivery, time is money. ebay has an advantage over the competition. they offer same-day delivery within an hour, something amazon has yet to offer. of my interview with the ebay president, john donahoe , i asked if he could give us numbers behind ebay now. >> we're not publishing any numbers on it, b

, we have larry, the lead investor, and adam nash of greylock eir. bigger ones that we are going to be sharing coming up soon when we launched on the ipad in 2014. >> what is dana loberg favorite movie right now? >> i actually really liked "the hunger games," and i recently saw a trailer for "spiderman 2" which is coming out in summer 2014 that i'm looking forward to seeing in the movies. >> think you very much for joining us. dana loberg is the chief executive and founder of movielala, joining us from sentences go. up next, how do you get to hall?ie wil maybe with a, but little help from kick starter. ♪ >> david burd, also known as li'l dicky, was not content being the funny guy and his office. he decided he wanted an audience. he wrote,onths performed, and published a new song every week. he built an audience. he has 95,000 subscribers to his youtube channel and is in the midst of building a successful financial backing through the use of kick starter. "'l dicky is my guest for right place, right time." i know hailpers from the suburbs of philadelp

let's go to correspondent take a look at what has certainly been an ashes series so nash. >> it has been a dramatic day. a third day for the fourth ashes test between australia and england. australia on the back of sir mitchell johnson, brilliant. he was terrific in australia going 2-0 up and australia securing the series on that bouncing in%. australia had already won the series and it was a five back of sorts in england. but as i mentioned drama today. england collapsing. mitchell johnson again terrific. nathan wonderful. there was more drama as well when mitchell johnson was involved in a mid pitch clash with kevin peterson. peterson appeared to be put off by a bag making it's way on what was a very windy day. johnson was tired of delaying playtime after time. they had words in the middle and very testy relations between the teams. australia primed to win the four ashes test. they'll go to sydney hope to go make it an ashes clean sweep. we'll wait and see. >> i tell you what, let's get you caught up on the latest football. six matches. west ham from west abraham was an entertaining af

beacon theater and got to see dirks bentley, and i took joshua the producer there on the left and nash7 fm is the first country station in new york for a long time and they held this event. and my husband peter went. and i did something like night that you would never see me do on the show and joshua captured it here. [ music playing ] >> that is good. >> i danced the whole night and i know the words to every song and he has a new album coming out called riser. >> why don't you dance for us. >> i don't dance on set. >> so in the huffington post there was an argument about greek wisdom so i thought i would pull some tips and share them with you. here is some wisdom. they take naps. they appreciate the value of a good walk. they ask the big questions. they take hospitality and generosity very seriously and they take time for leisure and come together over good food and drink. >> where is the working part? where is the go to work and job part. >> that is not in there. >> they don't do that. >> i'm an anomaly. >> and the ones that came to this country. >> you all have diners. >>> bob, you

steve nash, he had good workouts in his hometown of vancouver. just got back. it will be a couple of more weeks before you see that back occurred back fully. >> do you like the lakers building around kobe britain for the two years that he signed. >> he deserves it. highways done a lot for the lakers, for the league, for basketball, he deserves it. but his buddy, his boy, carmelo anthony, whose wife is filming in los angeles, keep an eye on the lakers. they have the money to bring carmelo there and if the knicks keep struggling i wouldn't be surprised to see those two good buddies together next season. >> in portland, an under appreciated story. the trailblazers have been terrific with wins ove, why is support lanportland played so w? >> they've got veteran leadership. richardson, really, really great play by lillard, i think they are a big surprise. but after beating the pacers, after they win tonight against oklahoma city we got to start calling them--stop calling them a surprise and start calling them for real. >> who are the great teams, are the blazers in t

no steve nash. no problem for the warriors against the lake show last night.ew-look lakers, can you name any of these players? seth curry scored 18 points. the warriors pulled away from the lakers in the second half and win 102-82. >>> stanford handed tennessee their first loss of the year. a huge game! stanford wins 76-70. >>> stanford men had a chance to tie it. just a little short. michigan hangs on to beat stanford 68-65. >>> division 3 cif finals. mason randall gets picked off. >>> and saturday night on the ice, check out this little one during intermission. pavelski goes back, ties it up. in overtime, joe thornton wins it in a shoot-out. 3-2. and that's a look at sports. coming up at 1:25, it is the raiders and chargers, right here on kpix 5. back to you. >>> a little more sporting news. dwyane wade is officially engaged. he popped the question to his long-time girlfriend. >> woo! >> the happy couple announced the news, just as the defending nba champs were gathering for a team christmas party last night. they made it public on social media. they have no

riley nash off of what might have been a double deflection to make it 2-2. and forth in the third. braun with a blast to tie it at 3-3. game winner, yes, a lot of traffic and it's another deflection in front. and empty goal net would make the five 5-3. >>> you don't have to bend it like beckham to know when your soccer team sent into the group of death it's probably not going to end well. that's where team usa is going in the world cup. world cup draw held yesterday leading up to the matches in brazil next summer. the usa in a group just loaded. germany is great. portugal has rinaldo and ghana knocked the usa out of the previous two world cups. top two of each group advance. >> it's one of the most difficult groups in the whole draw. having portugal and rinaldo and ghana and the story with the united states, it couldn't get anymore more difficult or any bigger but that's what a world cup is about. it's a real challenge and we'll take it. >>> high school football. archbishop versus sierra open division championship scoreless until monroe turns the corner and

nash scores on the deflection. third of the year. ties the game. later in the third, going to jam one past alex stalock. 5-3, sharks losing on the road. >>> seattle mariners agreeing to a contract with five-time all-star second baseman robinson cano formally of the yankees. big payday. first contract negotiated by jay-z, cano's agent. .217, 17 home runs in 2013 with the yankees. >>> and soccer. u.s. men's national team facing an uphill climb in the 2014 world cup. fifa announcing the draw, the u.s. landing in the group with ghana, who knocked them out of the last world cup, portugal and germany. it's dubbed the group of death. after the announcement, the u.s. went from 60-1 to win the whole thing to 150-1. that is not good. i don't gamble, bu that is not good. that does it in sports. sharks and warriors, highlights tonight at 11:00. diane, i think you have a scratchy throat coming on. >> as long as it doesn't mean i have to come in. >> you're a good man, jim. will you come in for me? >> i'll do it. sign me up. >> all right. >> we're done. deal. >>

today's showdown in nash got rough in the second quarter. a fight broke out.both sides throwing punches. three players in all were ejected. as one of theed ohio state players stormed off the field for the locker room, he had one final parting shot for michigan fans. as for the game itself, it went right down to the wire. michigan tried to go for the win and instead would tie with a two-point conversion with only a few seconds left. ohio state survived after picking off the pass. that stopped in disbelief on the ground, on your back, looking up at the sunshine going what just happened. they hold on 42-41. they remain undefeated and in the national title hunt. look at the blue. the blue is blue. >>> michael jackson was already a star at the time, but thriller was a game changer. seven top ten hits, including "billie jean," "beat it" and, of course, the title track, "thriller." it became the best selling album of all time is & iteight grammy. michael jackson's legacy has stood the test of time, but the gloved one first thrilled the world 31 years ago today. that

. >> and kevin's outrageous niecy nash interview. >> your husband -- >> is happy!m >> her sexy >> am i too raw for? >> omg! >> for 24/7 access to celebrity news. >> kevin frazier is off tonight. >> hello, thea. now, as some of you guys pore over your presents and return a couple of them, we have a few gifts you might want to pick up. i asked the mom if she regretted being an open book. the vasectomy. >> yes. >> are you sorry that you revealed that particular part? >> yes, i am. i feel bad because my poor husband didn't deserve to have the attention put on him and his pr

i also want to say thanks to the robert wood johnson foundation and nash p. and urban for making this briefing possible and encourage you who want more information about these programs to consult the websites of those organizations. thanks to all of you. thanks again to those of you for joining us today, and have a great holiday. [ applause ]

europe's biggest nash, oddity jobs.s.modity they have dropped to the lowest level since 2009 is regulations have doubled. we are moments away from the jobs report. we have full coverage. dianne swamp is with its. wonk is with us. as we are awaiting these numbers, i know your expectations are a little lower than what most economists surveyed are expecting. why is that? >> it does not feel like a 200,000 jobs a month economy. i have 160,000 jobs. that is like. of ther, last month, 40% jobs gains were low-wage in leisure and hospitality. those are minimum wage. that is the composition we need to get itself feeding momentum in the u.s. economy. , looking ahead to 2014, some are saying we are likely to get a minimum wage increase, at least that seems to be the momentum right now. do you expect that to have a big impact on the jobs market? >> one of the issues on minimum wage, during the great depression we saw a lot of unionization. when people are living below the poverty level on minimum wage, they will be upset about it.

let's bring in josh nash with the voice of conservative views. you are 20 something.aying out. the first hour we had shelby holliday on and she said there is something where they understand they need assurance, they understand it is the patriotic duty to do this but realistically how will they take the bait on this? >> they are not. they need catastrophic coverage. that doesn't mean they will enroll in obamacare. is not about being benevolent but looking at the economic climate and howard is affecting young people. 16% is the youth unemployment rate right now. so many students are saddled with student loan debt i don't see how the administration thinks this goes into account. charles: we are asking the architects of this, the poorest adults for the richest adults, to subsidize the richest adults, how does anyone -- the youth overwhelmingly voted for obama both times do they understand what he is asking of them? >> they're having buyer's remorse but you are right, makes no sense whatsoever. why should the young and healthy have to offset the costs of the sick and elder

the rise of criticism and the american and commissioning next minute, the american novel, robert nash's wilderness in the american mind. leo marx's regeneration through violence than a dozen others. to find a literary historicism of the time each of those predicated their reading of the american past identification of unifying trope of national identity. frequently at odds with the reigning formalism of english department, american studies programs and a few of them funded by the cia are committed to an interdisciplinary quest for the determining mothers of the national psyche. that approach was disrupted of course otherwise an week of 1968, the thrust the chandra so concisely and brilliantly described. the coming of culture was in the 70s and 80s. because action, feminist and then post duration challenge the fundamental assumptions of madison and defendant, exegesis intimate, privileging of the truth on a beautiful and universe will into suspicion. as sean noted, we all look for cells. tests are no longer registers as a lay dominican and personal or national. objects of interrogation,

the robert wood johnson foundation's maximizing enrollment project under nash beat's direction has helped particulaparticula r states pursue innovative strategies to enroll eligible children and families into medicaid and c.h.i.p.. this afternoon we will hear how these strategies where they have in successful can help shape current efforts to help the uninsured enroll in health coverage under the affordable care act. we will also learn about what enrollment expectations are realistic and what are not for the aca given the state's past experience with these earlier expansion of coverage. you're in for a treat today with the panel. you will hear from two of the countries most inspiring state-level leaders, gretel felton of the medicaid agency and rebecca mendoza. we will also hear from alice weiss who codirects the project and who is our own urban institute stan dorn one of the experts on innovative enrollment and retention strategies in health care. tomorrow to ensure that it is a real conversation and not just talking heads we are delighted to have with us susan dentzer who has previously

nash miller is all about the music.nashville, tenn.all about the music. >> country music, is live music. >> we're in the southern of living house, >> i love the days. this gives it such a nice of normal still.warm feel. i can vh did used to this kitchen. every year, this magazine builds a kitchen that is meant to inspire. >> you have all the communiti amenities that you ne >> at&t is all over the zone. with thisu0-vers u- verse receiver you just a and your phone and it will tell you all about a. >> this is a fun way without actually using the doorbell. >> (music and singing). >> this is nicer than the house. >> i like the barn doors, something about the cathedral. i like the fireplace. >> the best part is that you can stay here, they will turn this into a bowl to setique hotel. >> police are investigating a shooting near lake merritt in oakland this morning. it happened around 8:00 a.m. near toll and madison street. the victim was female. she has been taken to the hospital where we understand she is in stable condition. police have not

. >> herren drives on nash. >> it will have you ten minutes before a game waiting for your dealer. play addiction will be your toughest opponent. as a husband and father you'll spend every dime you ever made on drugs and put your family in debt. you'll feel defeated and at times suicidal. but one day please know you will find meaning to find back. on august 1st, 2008 your awakening begins. you're granted a day off campus from treatment to see the birth of your son. yet again you fail. after his birth you walk out of the hospital and go get high. upon returning from your relapse, your counselor tells us to pick up the phone and promise your wife you will never call her again and to tell your three kids their dad has died in a car accident because you don't deserve a family and you should let them live but instead you pray for sobriety and from that prayer on, god willing, you will stay sober. treatment and faith gave you sobriety. it will be your life's greatest gift. sobriety will enable you to become the man you always wanted to be. you will find your life's purpose from your stru

i also want to say thanks to the robert wood johnson foundation and nash p. and urban for making this briefing possible and encourage you who want more information about these programs to consult the websites of those organizations. thanks to all of you. thanks again to those of you for joining us today, and have a great holiday. [ applause ] >> and so inside this year's $30 billion of stupid -- what i consider stupid or at least poor judgment when it comes to spending money in a time when we have very little money to spare and had the defense department and people in the other nondefense discretionary departments screaming about the cup board is bear, nothing to cut. the fact is that that just isn't true, and so the congress is going to probably pass this bill. the house already has and senate probably will today, but it shows you that the congress doesn't have its eye on the ball, and that we're not spending money in an inappropriate way. we still provided money to study romance novels. we provided money todd state departments to buy people with votes to li

the time traveling black girl because in your career you've played everyone from harriet to diane nashin extent? >> when i was living in d.c., a friend of mine told me when february comes, we call it black actor employment month, i think. which was obviously a joke. but i think -- >> well kind of. kind of not. >> kind of and kind of not. i think as an actor of color, a lot of times these roles come out of the need to show a certain historical event. and so that happened to me. i also personally have a lot of interest in history. so i just sort of -- it went from one show to the other to the other. that kind of thing. >> i want to play for our viewers at home really quickly another clip from the series. these are some more of the questions that you've answered. take a listen. >> didn't i read somewhere that george washington actually freed all of his slaves after he died? >> well, i don't know nothing about that because he's not dead yet. but even if he was, it would make no difference to me, like most of the people around here, i'm owned by mrs. washington. >> where do your kids go to

escalating violence in two nash ouring nations in south sudan there are reports that up to 500 were killed tuesday, with 800 wounded. the government says 10 follow tirns are under arrest for taking part in a foiled coup attempt. led by the former vice president. the united nations says fighting across the border cost more than 200,000 people to flee the capital. the french foreign minister says several nations are sending in troops to support a military effort to restore order there. >> we begin with the violence in south sudan. the state department is warning american citizens to leave the country and is suspending normal operations in juba. >> the u.n. security council held an emergency meeting tuesday to discuss the growing crisis. >> fleeing for their lives. these people are looking for a safe place to hide from the fighting. >> at this united nations base in juba the message from leaders was to go home. >> when you came here you were looking for peace. now there's no fighting. now we are telling you that everyone should go back to their house. listen to me, listen to me. >> the crowd

. >> and that is a fox sports kelly nash, i guess she was taking a selfie. and she got hit by that?en you stop to when you shot to take a picture of yourself. >> the baseball stadium where there were signs that said be careful of the baseball. >> no selfies. >> the best of the best of 2013. the first we have to show are two victims amid the rubble of a garment factory of a bangula desh building collapse. >> is there a more haunting or moving picture? we tried to figure out who the two were and no one seems to know. that means they are essentially every man and every woman. we can all relate to some element of that. it might be the picture of the year. >> the story continues with some major clothing manufacturers not helping out in the aftermath of that. the next photo is april 19th, 2013. a 19-year-old boston marathon suspect in the boat placed in custody. >> the pictures were taken by shawn murphy, police photographer. he was going to keep them and when rolling stones put something on the cover, he said these need to be seen. these are the real pictures of terror. >> didn't he get