. >> nate hubbard manages to stay on the horse and is hanging on to her neck. it's the only thing keeping him from being trampled by the other horses coming from behind at 40 miles an hour. >> i looked back behind me and nate is hanging off this horse's neck. i was just like shocked. >> nate is hanging on for dear life as sweet water oak continues to run the last stretch of the race. >> i'm looking at her in her eye just hanging on to her neck. i really had no idea how i got

and once again, nate silver completely nailed it.'s amazing. >> president obama with a little shout-out there for nate silver, brand new to espn and abc news. welcome to abc. great to have you here, nate. >> of course, good morning. >> you nailed the 2012 election. we want to talk about this year's elections and how we see things playing out. we have seen two big story lines this fall the government shutdown, clobbers republicans, the beginning of the fall, president obama, democrats, getting clobbered by health care. the last several weeks. how do you see this playing out? >> these are the two maybe biggest lines that each side has. the obama rollout plan, where how competent is big government is there overreach here? on the other hand, democrats running an anti-incumbent campaign. the republicans are so dangerous when they get power we need to disempower them. i use the jon stewart test, because more americans are watching comedic shows, when things are a punch line there and resonate with people outside the beltway, that's when th

nate hubbard and sweet water oak hang back in fifth place. as the horses round the far turn, chapman makes a break for the lead. >> current lady cruising on by on the outside. >> and now tom chapman's got his eyes on that first place finish. >> back in front current lady takes the lead. >> but nate's horse, sweet water oak, is coming up from behind. in no time at all, hubbard is riding side by side with chapman. >> you can hear him yelling at his horse, i can hear him coming up from the inside. >> current lady on the inside, on the outside sweet water oak. >> my filly started to drift in just a little bit. right when i reached up to grab her is when just a split second too late is when she clipped tommy's horse. >> i could feel my filly take kind of a funny step. and i thought, god, we collided. >> sweet water oak stumbles. >> sweet water oak loses the rider. current lady in front. >> the next thing you know, she's popped back up and i just happened to be hanging on her neck. >> riders, please watch out. >> nate hubbard manages to stay on the

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we all can practice the way of peace, the way of love, the way of nonviolence. >> nate, as an artist,e to say, i'm a fan of your work, even before this. one of the things that must have been intimidating or challenging is to take these iconic stories, to take congressman lewis and his iconic personal history and to make it a little fallible, to make it a little human, to inject doubt and things that we can relate to, rather than thinking of this as sort of history that's carved into a mountain. how did you approach that? >> for the most part, a lot of it had to do with beginning with the preset that we're dealing with human beings, which is something that's kind of easy to forget. when you cross over into the realm of the icon, the legend. so a lot of it is pouring through the script, through the congressman's memoir, and then under my own power, sort of looking around in those recollections and those memories, to look for other, you know, sights and sounds, to look for -- to look to my own family's past, as southerners, and to inject a little bit of the environmental aspects that sor

major nate summers has dedicated his life to serving our nation. he started his career with the u.s. air force in 2001 when he graduated and received his commission through the officers training program at mississippi state university. he also i might add has two masters' degrees. nate went on to serve in arkansas, florida and virginia and was deployed in support of both operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom. prior to joining my office, major summers served as lee azune between -- zee liaison between air combat command on issues ranging from constituent inquiries to weapons systems. over the course of his incredible career, major summers has earned 17 different major awards and decorations including the meter yus service medal and the air force commendation medal. he received these awards comes as no surprise to those who know him. nate demonstrates his extraordinary service to our nation and to our armed forces each and every day. there's hardly a day that goes by i am not better informed because of his assignment to my senate off

irving, injured. >> phil: nate irving is the one that looks like gets in there makes the tackle.g over. after last week was there any doubt that they were going to run that football that time at this defensive line. that stance, no of course that was four down territory. only bad thing is, the fact game management that they didn't get the right guys in there and they had to call time out. >> jim: of course too early to go for two. if you do the math on it. everybody would know you wouldn't want to leave yourself nine down if you failed so you go ahead get yourself in one possession game. >> phil: book says go for what. all books don't tell the truth. >> jim: if that's what the book says, take the book and burn it. seriously, who in the world go for two with 10:42 to go in the game. >> phil: here is why you don't think of going for two. you want to continue the game. in other words, you want to at least have the denver offense and team think about, they are only one score down we have to keep pressure on the issue. if you went for two did not get it that takes a lot of pressure of

i'm in a position where i'm rooting for nate, and that just feels wrong. [sighs] forget it. i need to work on my mural. i have some pointy trees that i neeto round off. so just go ahead and eat dinner without me, okay? yeah. love you, too. [ man on radio ] ...82 degrees by this afternoon. oh! hello? jimmy john's? [ tires screech, bell chimes ] you ordered immy john's? wow! that was fast. i would've been here sooner, but this traffic stinks. [ male announcer ] jimmy john's. order online at jimmyjohns.com. ♪ order online at jimmyjohns.com. - hey, jim, i thought our call was for later. - yeah, this is actually about the new sales guy. dwight has brought in a bunch of real weirdos. and i was wondering if i couldavsome input - this is dwight schrute. who am i speaking to? ann't lie. i can tell if you're lying. - hey, dwight. it's david. - david. - jim says he'd like some say in the hiring process. - really? that's interesting. 'cause i was thinking th sin jim is only here part-time, he might not be as invested in the decision making process as someone like me who's here every day

of more than forty thousand to one of financially troubled europeans and not so keen on a pain for nate is ambition trails as aunties piece on a medical. european nations i'm sure. two more. to match america is coming. dr commitments is set to see oakwood so forth and found some treats deployed on the news this week in the eu in the coming years old and will work for the future of the alliance. once the combat mission in afghanistan is over. the question is how we can to retain these operational experience this happen in the case of so you must exercise. you must train your forces must test whether the old workings were moms with two works that includes the incomparable. call me a balm is a folding east gym and security office attend all of the spending in korea watching nate and cheering the colts will. he isn't buying the reasons given that this is all parts of the winding down of operations in afghanistan this year hope. and there isn't any need to put the streets in europe. i think they would have dreamt up operations even if aniston wasn't coming to an end dots down to a pc uses a

nate jackson is a former nfl player and author of "slow getting up, a story of nfl survival from thehe pile." good to see both of you, good morning. as we wait to see what the nfl finds out from its investigation, i know you've had your own dealings with richie incognito, in fact you called him a fake tough guy, one of the dirtiest if not the dirtiest players around. what were your encounters with him like? >> well, it was tough, you know, because out there it's a brotherhood. we were out there competing against each other but at the end of the day we're all part of the same elite fraternity and there's certain things that are not allowed when playing against each other. eventually with free agency, eventually those guys can become your teammates. some of the things that he did i felt like wasn't in the best interests of the game or the fraternity of being a professional football player. >> we only know what we've heard so far. we haven't really heard both sides of the story fully, although we have incognito saying that basically he's a good guy, he's not a racist. but what's your ta

nate terhoun. keeps the big body moving for the touchdown. kent state wins. the talk of the town, the hero of the game. the wizards have taken a lot of criticism in the last year and a half. this year the organization promised and -- an improved team. everyone gets involved with under a minute to play. that, they snap their winninge losing streak 104-100. hasearned the mri shows she torn a ligament in her acl which is a big setback in her olympic comeback. >> >> we have seen them out there when we are driving down the road. clever and comical vanity plates. sometimes they border on the inappropriate. how do they decide which vanity message gets thumbs-up or thumbs down? we have the inside scoop tonight at 11:00 p.m. a quiet night but look at the temperatures, warming up in the 50's the next couple of days. some passing showers with a cold front and the bottom falls out. sunday will be windy and cold. highs in the 30's with wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. i will elaborate at 11:00 p.m. >> abc world news is next. i will elaborate at 11:00 p.m. >> abc world

this is called susie and nate hot to trot. it says omg he's hot. let's hope he is as easy to get as the birth control. my health insurance covers the pill so all have i to worry about getting him between the covers. thanks obamacare. yes and thanks for the claw midyaw, obamacare. another ad shows a girl committed -- a girl excited to have birth control so she can have sex to a cardboard cut out of ryan gosling. >> i tell you. first gay marriage and now dog yow gay. this -- dog yoga. >> you look delightful. >> thank you. >> for obamacare to be successful you need all of these people to sign up for. it do the ads help? >> when automotive companies produce a car that explodes on impact they normally recall the car and stop the ads immediately. these people are continuing to try to sell us a car that we know will explode and trying to convince us that jane and dick will not be crispy critters, but indeed we know they are. now they resorted to get obamacare to get you laid. >> it seems almost insulting, rick, to people because they have to pay for all o

come on up >> good afternoon nate i'm donate. it was noticed in the same way there were 2 times we put out announcements and we reached out to our community members to try to get as much diversity as possible there was a lack of interest in the community. we were hoping other supervisors were hopefully investigating folks apply as well. yes, we pilot on facebook and talked to some democratic folks as well >> i'm certainly connected to you and a harvey milk and alice and all of them. i don't know about this. the only thing that concerns me is i always here from the latino community it's how hard to find people that are qualified. when you go to the grocery stores and go to the bread isle to find milk. do i reach out as to the black community. we've got 4 seats here i'm making an assumption if i'm not mistaken i can't rest my head on what the mayors going to do but being a member on this committee i can encourage that were i know i get it there's a commitment that what the need is in terms of developing a very diverse representatio

. >> nate pitched in at julie and jerries. he lives down the street. nate says he's a lucky oneful. >> it's all right, just the roof came off and the back deck and stuff were tore off. think positive about good things. don't let stuff overtake you and bring you down. everyone is family. it's a good neighbourhood. i hate to see it like this. one day you come home everything is fine. the next day it's just wrecked. >> thank you lord for bringing everyone to us safely in a tragedy. bringing people together which is the one good thing that comes on. >> until they rebuild their home they are setting in with their daughter who lives a mile up the road. >> mum, you are eating. >> a meal with friend and family helps to take their mind off the horrible events. >> people at this table are proof that when you are surrounded by those you love, no matter where you are, you are always at home. >> when "america tonight" continues - cam lot and civil rights. what leg as si did kennedy leave behind. >> it's been 50 years since the assassination of john f. kennedy. he's

up the middle for nate phillips. 21 yards and 19-7, arizona. look one way and goes the other. 17 yards for the first career shut down and cal down at halftime. he takes it in himself and second rushing td of the game. cal never quits. still in the third and makes a spectacular one-handed catch. another play face. for the third time in the game, completely full defense. 261 yards in the air and 44 on the ground. the nail in the coffin going to the end zone. second pick of the game and the expression says it all. 1-8 and 0-6 with a 33-28 loss to arizona. san jose state and unlv with 13 yards to chandler jones. gets his foot down. the tenth catch of the year. later in the quarter. halloween is over, but san jose has tricks up their sleeves. hands off and billy freeman to third yards to kyle nun. looks like they are going to win it 34-24 the final. picking off the quarterback and 33-yard pick 6. buckeyes off and running. inflict it to brown. the buckeyes got the 56-0 win. the 21st straight victory. a brief time out with the championship. a two-man

nate, red woods. skyline. and enabled them to go up and develop the hills. the rural roads that go through the coast range. this enabled them to get their stuff to market. this is at road built by the ccc. this is a bridge. this is highway one and you won't know, except you look at the bridge and you will see dates, 1938, 1939. the airstrips are ccc. and the one out at treasure island. long beach, burbank. this is oakland and the whole built line railroad was redone. 19 is a pwa project and our great amphitheatres are from that time. this is santa barbara bowl. this is the forest theater in carmel and these are ccc workers putting huge bolder. here's 6 thousand people getting ready to enjoy oklahoma in that theater. big basin is a ccc project and this one, on the east river, new york. a project built where people from the lower east side could see performances and still do. our parks and recreation. almost all from them. that's the conservatory garden and i photographed that all the time. this is up at jeweliard park. i thought i would show you san francisco

mat's lawyer is saying his clie indured tauntg that went beyond hazing nate jackson is an -nfl player and e offer of "slow getting up" a story of nfl survival from the bott of the pi. nice to haveou both bus. good moing. >> good morning. >> markgive us a sense. as we heard martin's lawyer is saying thi wt far beyond. is there a different defition of hazing versus bullying withi the nfl and, if , how doe it differ what we would perceive on the outside? >> fro the outside, a lot of this behavior looks ouageous. i think from the inside, inside an nfl locker room, there are certain rules and there is a code about what is acceptabl and what is not. rookies get hazed. theyave to carry pads and luggage and things like that for veterans. what we are hearing in this case seemto have gone beyon that code and beyond t normal periods that a rookie would have to deal with this stuff. so its looksike jonathan martinust reached a breaking pot. >> so, nate, in your experience, you spent six yearsithhe denver bronc. you've been in thoseocker oms. you were a rkie at one pot. from what you' heard and se

here is tyler cameron picked off by nate andrews. 28-0, florida state. and whitfield fields the kickoff on his own three. finds the seam. and 97 yards. shrugging off the facemask. 59-3 seminoles and now 9-0. don't sleep on missouri, a one loss team with bcs hopes facing kentucky today. the freshman pumps and goes over the top. catch of the day in the end zone reaching around the defender. take another look. caught it behind the guy's helmet. mizzou wins, 48-17 and they are now 9-1. when we come back more college football history made in annapolis. an historic day for the coaches to thosuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com or call 800-675-2607. >>> nebraska coming off a dramatic hail mary victory against northwestern last week paid a visit to the big house to meet michigan where brady hogan yet

alys good to hear the nate is taking the same approach to legislation that take with the itun user agreement. yeah, yeah, ye, i agree, i agree. i agreto that. >>> now to sports thursday night football. colts and titans. the lebacker ripd the helmet off the head of titans'ight end delanie walker and a nasty confrontation follows. you seet right ere. walden still wearing hiselmet head butts walker, ouch. walden was given a penalty, but you can almost ctainly expect a hefty fine from the league. >>> late. colts quarrback andrew luck fake asassnd runs it in for the "today" himselt td himselan ge the titans and celebration in the stands. >>>onathan martin i scheduled toeet with the envelonfl's independent investigator looking into bullying allegations. >>> and ig cog ne ncognito tryi appeal. meanwhile richie incognito h filed grievance to try to t reinstated the union contract limitthe teamo a four week suspension. clemson pounded unranked geoia tech lt night. the tigers tajh boyd concted on four touchdown passeso set a hool completion record and the most td passes in acc history. but boyd had to

with her just -- sofas nateed just her kind of daily what was she wearing, what was she saying, that kind of thing. >> uh-huh. [laughter] let's get back to your relationship with her, because i find it really interesting that in the end you actually never really met her in perp. how -- in hearn. how does one write a book about someone who won't spend, you know, countless amount of hours, dreaming, thinking and obsessing with that person and actually never met her before she died? and then, so how's that relationship, and how because -- how does that inform your writing? >> el, i think i always -- well, i think i always thought i would meet madam nhu, and when i started this book and finally started talking to her, we would set up these really elaborate meeting plans. again, all on her terms. i know this church on the corner, and it's dark, there's a park, it's really discreet, all these kind of cloak and dagger things. and you would ask me to bring my children, and i did sort of thinking, oh, that would make me seem sweet and naive and i wasn't going to hurt her because i really was

the moments were raw, obviously and still rest nate today. here is an excerpt from the "assassination of president kennedy". >> if it's a conspiracy, the president was hit, the governor was hit, who knows if the next shot would be lyndon johnson. johnson's car pulls into the emergency bay at park land hospital. four agents reach in and grab johnson and pull him out and start to run him down a corridor looking for a safe place. >> mr. johnson, his whereabouts are being kept secret for security reasons. if anyone knows where mr. johnson is, it is not us at this moment. >> there was a signal moment in our cultural history, suddenly it occurred to us the right thing to do is turn on television. >> the reports continue to come in, but in a confused and flag monitory fashion. >> president kennedy has been given a blood chance fusion in an effort to save his life. >> it was odd because there were no commercials. it was just a continuous experience. >> two priests have entered the emergency room at park land hospital where he rests after the assassin

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work and suffer from life-threatening illnesses that max makes you indicating trop tropicly ill and nate's that's why the time period is shortened to 10 years. i want to make sure people still get the preference >> just so i understand things clearly all the folks for 10 years for individuals who have been suffering from a life-threatening illnesses as a physician says to add another thing the 5 year look back would occur for folks suffering a life-threatening illness or under the mission code so it's more inclusive not less. >> any other feedback. gentleman. >> i think this is what steve was getting at. i would suggest using the language of the debt in the ellis act. the distinction in the oilsz lapsing is 15 years ago a walkness of all the distinctions if this made senses to use ellis >> let me ask the rent board is that a suggestion that makes sense. if you wouldn't mind speaking on the record >> i know the destines which is unable to - >> it impairs a life-threatening activity it's much boarder. >> i would sunken we defer this item i want everyone reading from the same page. i'd like t

come on up >> good afternoon nate i'm donate. it was noticed in the same way there were 2 times we put out announcements and we reached out to our community members to try to get as much diversity as possible there was a lack of interest in the community. we were hoping other supervisors were hopefully investigating folks apply as well.

statistician nate silver. states probably the slowest to move towards legalization are mostly in the south, what we call the deep south, in particular alabama and mississippi are maybe the last two. >> when you went to mississippi, what do you find? >> benoit to mississippi. >> what about alabama? you went to alabama? >> i'm not been to alabama. >> and you call yourself a stat tissation. >> think it's interesting to add color to a story. >> of course, alabama and mississippi. so who is it going to be? cletus or betus. it was time to see which one of these backwoods inbred, homophobic states will swim against the tide of history longest. we'll see who has the intolerance edge. from the state with segregated sore roarities alabama lawyer doug jones. >> with regard to same-sex marriage, alabama will be the last state if we ever ratify. >> and in the other corner from a state with the confederate flag inside their own state flag mississippi state columnist. >> mississippi will be last and get there kicking and scr

nate is 6'4", 265 pounds. he looked like it there. kent state beat ohio state 44- 13. we're calling them the big turhuni. >>> later today we should find out who the starting quarterback is for the raiders. do they go back to pryor or does mcgloin get the job against tennessee on channel 5 this sunday? we'll have that for you in the clock news. have a great day, everybody. >> play of the day from golf. chi chi rodriguez on the wrong end of a bad bounce. trick shot, yeah. >> ow. >> he still has the swing that brought him success but the 78- year-old doesn't have the reflexes. he gets the play of the day because he shook it off. and he did it again. [ laughter ] >> if you could only see lawrence right now. >> looks like it hurt. >> all right. >>> honor role mention to rianne berryman of southern oregon. she broke the world record in her age group for the bench press. there she is. one rep, 127 pounds. can you do that? >> you know what? i don't know. i haven't done that in a long time. >> can you do that? >> no. i could say that. >> i think i might be able to. >>> 6:26. co

recovered by nate ebner. patriots recover in field goal range. steven gostkowski does it.pats overcome a 24-0 halftime deficit and win 34-31 in overtime. >>> tonight, a dandy for you on espn's "monday night football." 49ers have to have in the game. already looking up to the cardinals and panthers in the nfc playoff picture. the skins and rg3, looking up at everybody in the east. >>> we figured we had to give this guy a ton of credit for doing what he does. that's why he's the star of our "play of the day." >> he's freaked out wheelchair athlete aaron. he's doing tricks that are the domain of skateboarders. he inevitably rights himself and keeps going. >> it's amazing stuff. >> wow. wow. but he recovers. >> he can get back up. tough guy. >>> up next, it's "the pulse." it's all about the american music awards. >> all the fashion, performances. don't forget about miley cyrus. store and essentially they just get sold something. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. it's the ultimate sale on the ultimate bed. come to the sleep number store and discover t

it's pass nateing to me because i had worked in government as a young lawyer, and had security clearances since i was 30 years old, but this would all have tock redone. >> you open up your life, was your fitness for office ever a question that was hashed out by members of the senate? >> no. offense subject to something called the blue slip. and there's a difference between a blue slip and a filibuster. a blue slip is a single senator who chooses to block a nominee. and that senator does it -- it's a kind of privilege that the senator chooses to say i dislike this nominee. this nominee is from my state, i was nominated from wisconsin. where i had taught for many many years. and he decided to stay no. this nominee should not go forward, should no go forward to the committee. and this privilege has been recognized for a very long time in the senate. but it is not very well known. >> so never mind 50 votes or 60 votes, this is a minority of one that kept you from getting a hearing? >> that's correct. it's in some case a preverse honor. the chief justice, our current chief justice, was nominat

terps up by four, but watch bc's chase reddick who will throw to a wide open and nate freese's kick ised by the terps, and that is a live football. they are standing around like nothing is about to happen. the terps take it the other way. great play here. a defensive two-point conversion. we're tied at 26. later on in the ball game, two seconds lest, freese on for the game-winning field goal, this one from 52 yards out. it's not blocked, but it's no good. wait a second though, head coach randy edsel called a time-out before the kick so freese gets another chance. this time it's right down the middle. boston college, they go on to win it 29-26. down in miami the hurricanes playing host to david watford and virginia. first play of the game not so good for watford. his pass gets intercepted and taken the other way by tracy howard. 19-yard touchdown. one of three interceptions on the day for watford. miami is up early, 7-0. then the hurricanes just kept it rolling. third quarter winding down. stephen morris is going to hook up here with allen hearns. 26-yard score. the u pick up the win, 4