i believe he is a patriot. our government asked him to sell ice to eskimos, he would try his best, if he believed it was in our nation's interest. but ultimately, you have a system where we've classified evidence of war crimes, where you have loopholes for torture and coercion. every day we listen to the national anthem in guantanamo bay, cuba, but yet the constitution has been kicked down the road and is persona non grata in guantanamo bay, cuba. >> nevin: at the end of the day, i think we all have to look at each other and say, "are we doing this?" >> stahl: your client, ksm, he admits that he was the mastermind of 9/11. he didn't wear a military uniform. he wasn't on a real, traditional battlefield. he hid among civilians. this is a bad guy, by his own confession. >> nevin: yeah, you know, lesley... >> stahl: you're not saying he's not the mastermind? >> nevin: here's what i'm saying. i'm saying that, in the united states, we have a process. we follow it. we've always followed it. we apply it to everyone, ex

patriot movement.guage of much more extreme groups than the tea party world. so i want to be clear about that. yes. this attack -- >> the word patriot -- >> i mean, the growth has been just astounding. and it really did begin in the fall of 2008, the beginning of 2009. in other words, precisely when our first black president is coming to power. so i think that one of the big drivers of this movement is not only the person of obama, black man in the white house, but the demographic change in our country that he represent, the idea that the white majority in this country will be lost in about 30 years. >> i think what you're doing is very dangerous and conspiratorial. you're talking about this horrible shooting, unforgivable. and we've had a whole series of them. washington navy yard, aurora, virtually none of them are politically involved and to all of a sudden use the word patriot which is a precious word, in the boston bombings, they were celebrate being patriot's day. i am not willing to give up the

[inaudible conversations] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [patriotic music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ turn to [patriotic music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [patrioticic music] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [patriotic music] ♪ ♪ >> the marine band is leading the procession from the capitol to the white house. it apparently was almost a last-minute decision and i believe that the ban was put in at the request of the white house. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is pennsylvania avenue looking back towards the white house. >> there is the apex building at sixth street and pennsylvania avenue. the marine band was just passing this horrifying sight for all of us, swinging down pennsylvania avenue, the west point cadets in the contingent from annapolis and the air force academy and the coast guard. escorting their late commander and it is hard to realize that on this marvelously clear and beautiful, understandably beautiful day, this is what we are all coming to washington to witness. the crowd that has gathered is not a large one. it is one deep in most places because most of the crowd will be along the large march later. beyond the white house to which the procession is now going.

patriot movement.ly using the language of much more extreme groups than the tea party world. so i want to be clear about that. yes. this attack -- >> the word patriot -- >> i mean, the growth has been just astounding. and it really did begin in the fall of 2008, the beginning of 2009. in other words, precisely when our first black president is coming to power. so i think that one of the big dro drivers of this movement is not only the person of obama, black man in the white house, but the demographic change in our country that he represent, the idea that the white majority in this country will be lost in about 30 years. >> i think what you're doing is very dangerous and conspear torrial. you're talking about this horrible shooting, unforgivable. and we've had a whole series of them. washington navy yard, aurora, virtually none of them are politically involved and to all of a sudden use the word patriot which is a precious word, in the boston bombings, they were celebrate being patriot's day. i am not w

it's great to be in a room so full of patriots. [cheers and applause] we're here at a crucial time in american history, because the truth is that we are in the fight of our lives. >> that's right. >> america today is weaker than it has ever been. and as a result, the world is a much more dangerous place. individualism, patriotism, liberty, the unique properties of american life and culture are all at diminished levels. for the first time any of us can remember, america appears to be becoming irrelevant this world affairs -- in world affairs. but this is america. it's time to stop the pity parties and start the -- [cheers and applause] it's time to fight back. it's time to save america. it's time to believe in breakthroughs and turn arounds and miracles. ladies and gentlemen, for as long as i can remember i've wanted to change the world. one heart at a time. i want to change history. i want to leave a lasting legacy. i want to keep america number one. i want to see an american renaissance. but i can't do it myself. i need your help

broncos patriots sunday night football. go straight to the fourth quarter.riots were down 24-0 and they came all the way back after this 14-yard touchdown. brady to edelman. >> even i like it. skip the first half. how about the broncos? they come right back. they're down 31-24. thomas, 11 yards score. all tied upment we go to ot. watch this. neither team gets onboard. patriots punt. it's waved off by welker. watch the bounce. right off tony carter. the patriots pounce and they have a chip shot. >> i think we will lker has to that. >> he probably bumped into somebody. the broncos get shocked here. the patriots get to win the 8-3. eli manning, lewis murphy, never heard of him. scores the touchdown. two points and the tie. they get it. tony romo not folding up the tent. time running out. the cowboys get the game winning field goal. cowboys tied atop the nfc east with a record of -- 6-5. kansas city chiefs trailing the chargers by three. alex smith to dwayne bowe. looks like it might avoid the scare. not so fast. the next possession, just under a minute to go, p

act edward snowden's leaks revealed a secret reinterpretation of section six to fifteen the patriot act by the n.s.a. and the pies a court that gave the n.s.a. enormous power to collect americans phone records to find sign bill will remove this program from murky legal grounds and officially codified into law the electronic frontier foundation called the bill disingenuous saying don't be fooled the bill codifies some of the n.s.a.'s worst practices would be a huge setback for everyone's privacy and it would permanently entrenched them says collection of every phone record held by u.s. telecoms this is not an n.s.a. reform bill it's an n.s.a. entrenchment bill. and senator mark udall who's been critical of the n.s.a. argued the n.s.a.'s ongoing and base of surveillance of americans private information does not to respect our constitutional values and needs fundamental reform not incidental changes unfortunately the bill passed by the senate intelligence committee does not go far enough to address the n.s.a.'s overreaching domestic surveillance programs senator udall instead supports

the patriot act is very much with us.he current events i actually one thing i hope we can talk about. i think there might be some prospect for change. >> where? >> guest: one thing that happened. i started writing this weak in the -- book in the middle of barack obama's first term. at that time, people didn't understand that obama continued bush's policy. the surveillance and everything we were doing domestically. and so linda greenhouse referred my book to the wake-up call. people didn't wake up that much. people were not looking to re-examine the decisions that had been made in the fall of 2001 about what our antiterrorism strategies should be. so what i would say is there was a snooze alarm. and the wake-up call came with snowden. when he started releasing documents about what actually is going on behind the curtain and what kind of surveillance there is, i think people did start to pay more attention. i think for good reason. and so, well, i'll tell you i think it matters more than ever people be aware of what is goin

i think they are patriots, and i think they have and do save lives. i look forward to starting this conversation. with that, i will turn to our ranking member senator flake. >> thank you, senator franken. appreciate those who will testify today. this is the first subcommittee hearing we have had. i suppose that given the rate at which technology develops this will be an important subcommittee as we go along to try to strike that balance we talked about between privacy issues and between transparency and national security. i look forward to this hearing to see if we have -- if this legislation, if this bill before us actually strikes that balance and i come to this hearing with an open mind and realize that this is really a struggle that congress goes through continually. i was around when the patriot act passed. there were some issues with that. we authorize d it, but then som studied a law that the provisions we needed to deal with later and dealt with those later. we were continually with technology developing continually trying to strike the right

it's patriotism, not relativism. it's optimism, not pessimism. [applause] its women to the government, not limited to government, not ministate. [applause] god, not government. [applause] its faith, not secularism. its life, not death. it's equality of opportunity not that outcome. it's goodness, not moral equivalence. it's bee being bold, not land, e not meek. it's choosing extraordinary over mediocre. that's america. [applause] i will tell you what else i get asked and they will never forget the first time that it was asked of me. it was in harrisburg pennsylvania a hostile television reporter was covering one of my speeches. the moment we have gone on camera, the ambush happened. what is in us early and care about america, what do you care, she sneered. lucky enough thalucky enough thy first rodeo. i knew the game into the left. i spent eight years dealing with the media bias and distortion while in public office. i shall check because what is good for america is good for the world. [applause] a weak america is a weak world. a strong america i

also from the patriots, matthew slater.black man -- [ laughter ] hey, matthew slater. pleasure, nice to meet you. here's another patriot, julian edleman. he was voted biggest little rascal. [ laughter ] i remember him. i remember him. and finally, from the broncos, we have chris cooper. he was voted most sober rob ford. there you go. there are your nfl superlatives. [ cheers and applause ] we have a great show to give it up! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight. oh, one of my favorite comediennes is on the show tonight. she is so funny and so awesome. we love her so much. she has a new hbo comedy special, sarah silverman is here. [ cheers and applause ] just the best. just the best. plus we love this guy's great singer, great actor around the real sexiest man alive, from the "hunger games: catching fire," lenny kravitz is dropping by! [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: and he is the executive chef of one of my favorite restaurant us in the world, grammercy tavern. he has a brand new b

the patriot act had 17 provisions. i insisted that all 17 be sunset so that they would expire automatically if they weren't reauthorized. congress later determined that 14 of those provisions were noncontroversial, and they are now permanent law. the remaining provisions sunset in 2015 and will expire if they are not reauthorized. one of those provisions is section 215, the so-called business records provision. section 215 allows the government to apply to the fisa court, or fisc, for an order to obtain tangible things if they are relevant to an authorized investigation into international terrorism. the administration has used this provision to justify the bulk collection of records of innocent americans. the administration argues that a request for every phone record is relevant because the universe of every call undoubtedly contains relevant information. in her original decision authoring bulk collection, the fisc judge wrote: "analysts know that terrorists e-mails are located somewhere in the billions of data bits;

but in the second half, tom brady jump starts the patriots offense. throws his third touchdown pass of the game to put new england ahead. but the game goes into overtime, and late in the extra period, denver makes a costly mistake, a punted ball hits tony carter and the patriots recover deep in denver territory. that sets up the game-winning field goal. new england completes the comeback with the 34-31 win. >> just took it one play at a time, kept fighting the whole way through and we say play 60 minutes, it took more than that tonight. >> new england improves to 8-3, denver drops to 9-2. >>> and another tough loss to the new york giants. new york battles back from a ag-6 deficit to tie up the game the cowboys have enough time for one last drive. then they kick the 35-yard field goal as time expires to give dallas the 24-21 win. >>> and the wildest finish of the day. the san diego chargers stun kansas city. a 26-yard pass hauled in from philip rivers to gift chargers a lead. san diego sends the chiefs to their second straight loss, 41-38. >>> coming u

patriot act. if we do that, what are the ramifications?at are some of the areas we can curtail some of the surveillance? what would be the impact of that? >> if i could start, thank you for your staunch support over the years. with respect to business record fisa, my concern is right now one of the key ways we have -- what we know about foreign activities with domestic numbers -- this is not just us passing a number to the fbi and saying, good luck with it. as chris noted. noted, that number connected -- who then connected to two other numbers and two sets of terrorist related activities. if you do not know what the numbers mean all you know is you have in number and you pick it out and say "what is it? you don't know if you are facing a threat or something else. what the fbi needs is the fact is associateder with other known terrorist activities. allows them to very quickly look at it. if we take away that program you create a gap. that is a risk that the congress and policymakers will set up. we will faithfully follow the laws that you e

half tom brady jump starts the patriot's offense.uarter he throws his third touchdown pass of the game to put new england ahead but the game goes into overtime and late in the extra period, denver makes a costly mistake, a punted ball hits tony carter and the patriots recover deep in denver territory. that sets up the game winning field goal. new england completes the come back with a 34-31 win. >> just took it one play at a time and kept fighting all the way through. you know it took -- we say play 60 minutes. it took a lot more than that tonight. >> with the win, new england improves to 8-3 while denver drops to 9-2. >>> another tough loss for the new york giants. new york battles back from a 21-6 deficit to tie up the game against dallas but the cowboys have enough time for one last drive and then he kicks a 35 yard field goal as time expires to give dallas the 24-21 win. >>> and the wildest finish of the day, the san diego chargers stunned kansas city with less than 30 seconds of play he hauled in a 26 yard pass from phillip rive

for private information gagging recipients of the first amendment to the patriot act national bird the privacy that enables speech then we let our government expand its reach into your bank account your medical records. your browsing history eventually . down the street if we still open the bureau threatens democracy. for the next generation for the f.b.i. immigrants with. citizens equal rights but demand for housing less tax revenue running on the vine what else do we do not take the local cops arrested and give it to take a look at what the f.b.i. itself that we start with immigrants and i will give the plan that already led well beyond mass deportation instead of the bureau has a price on your head. fingerprints your iris patterns the sound of your voice a national id imposed without choice there is blood on our constitution. but check it out it's still moist. agency versus the constitution we got people are the ones our government is abusing force anybody to make a. movement by each raising of. the peaceful activists setting in motion predictable plot twists. cation of. shows the r

the patriot act had 17 provisions.d that all 17 the sun said it so that they would expire automatically they were not reauthorize. and after having hearings on 17 of these provisions in 2005, congress determined that 14 of the provisions were noncontroversial and made them permanent law. the remaining provisions sunset in 2015 and will expire in if they are not reauthorize. one of those provisions in section 215, the so-called business records provision and it allows the government to apply to the fisa court to obtain tangible things that they are relevant to an authorized investigation into international terrorism. the administration use this to justify the collection of records of innocent americans. the administration argues the request for every phone record is relevant because the universe undoubtably contains relevant information and her original decision authorizes this with analysts that know that's heresy also located somewhere in the billions of data bits and they can't know exactly where. and we recently fou

for private information gagging recipients of the first amendment to the patriot act national bird the privacy that enables speech then we let our government expand its reach into your bank account your medical records. your browsing history. library down the still open threatens democracy. for the next generation for the f.b.i. reporting immigrants with. equal rights less demand for housing less tax revenue running on the vine what else do we do not take the local cops arrested and give it to take a look at what the f.b.i. is that we start with immigrants and i will give the plan that already led well beyond mass deportation instead of pure. has a price on your head. your iris patterns the sound of your voice a national id imposed without choice there is blood on our constitution. but check it out it's still moist. agencies vs the constitution we got people are the ones our government is abusing force anybody to make. a movement by each raising of. the peaceful activists setting in motion predictable plot twists. to risk. shows the nation of countries creation you can say be patient b

i know you're thinking about the patriots game monday night. it will be windy monday night in boston. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, morning joe. reaction to the president's latest apology. how his new plans are playing within his own party. >>> jon stewart not shy about attacking chicago style pizza. hooe he's gotten a strong-smelling response. we'll explain. ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? >>> at the top of the show, we talked about the sink hole growing by the hour in florida. tell your friends that sink holes are common in florida because of the sandy soil and because it sits on top of layers of clay and limestone. when water seeps in the ground, a void can form. the ground above gets too heavy, it just collapses, creating the sinkhole. a little sinkhole 101. did you know all that? >> no. you learn something

the patriots recover. they kick the field goal.get the win. 34-31. 24-point comeback is the largest comeback of tom brady's career! >>> another thrilling finish yesterday between the chiefs and the chargers. san diego down by four with under a minute to go when philip rivers led san diego down the field and he found ajirotutu for the touchdown! after kansas city winning first nine games they have lost two in a row now. >>> check out how hard-core the green bay packers fans are! they are working bikini tops! it was 20 degrees with a windchill of 9 yesterday the at lambeau field. the girls didn't get to see anybody win or los lose. the packers and vikings tie the game 26-26 after an overtime period. >> and they all have the flu next week. >> and frostbite! >> they are tough in the midwest! >> i don't know. >>> the american music awards were a big hit for taylor swift. she was the top winner earning artist of the year and three other trophies at the awards in los angeles and she also looked amazing. she didn't perform but those who di

braye tee and the patriots -- brady and the patriots come back.g interception. 28-24 new england and the game goes to over time. patriots punting. wes welker called everyone off, but tony carter never saw the ball. 31 yarder is good and the biggest come back in tom brady's career. >> it is disappointing. you have a chance to beat a good team at their place. still felt like we had a chance there getting the ball there at the very end. i thought we would have the ball last and either we would score to run the game or i guess it could have ended in a tie. >> we need to keep being consistent on offense. we need to keep leading the charge. it was a good one. >> mike shumann is in maryland. the 9ers are playing the washington redskins on monday night football. they will enter third place in the nfc west because the cardinals have gone a half game up. a nice moment there pre game. carson palmer and this guy has been good. 26 yards to fitzgerald. 14-3 arizona. andrew luck and a rough day for luck. going down. the pick six and 40-11 is the final. cardinals

braye tee and the patriots -- brady and the patriots come back.tion. 28-24 new england and the game goes to over time. patriots punting. wes welker called everyone off, but tony carter never saw the ball. 31 yarder is good and the biggest come back in tom brady's career. >> it is disappointing. you have a chance to beat a good team at their place. still felt like we had a chance there getting the ball there at the very end. i thought we would have the ball last and either we would score to run the game or i guess it could have ended in a tie. >> we need to keep being consistent on offense. we need to keep leading the charge. it was a good one. >> mike shumann is in maryland. the 9ers are playing the washington redskins on monday night football. they will enter third place in the nfc west because the cardinals have gone a half game up. a nice moment there pre game. carson palmer and this guy has been good. 26 yards to fitzgerald. 14-3 arizona. andrew luck and a rough day for luck. going down. the pick six and 40-11 is the final. cardinals are now 7

there is talk he may not be able to play against the patriots.know he wants to play against the patriots that is where he played for several years. you have two of the best quarterbacks going at it. speaking of the patriots they are trying to stand in line for the no no. no no. no. 2 seed in. the panthers are the hottest team in the afl right now and they have their own battle going on. this match up tonight. cam has been doing well and now they are taking on tom broady b- brady this is a great match up. >> you are right. carolina at home and they favored. this is mind boggling to me. you give bel belichick two weeko prepare for anything. they are coming off a buy. carolina has given up 12 points a game. cam newnan has been hot and on fire. they have won five in a row. carolina need to win. the saint te defeated the 49ersn carolina and the saints are battling it out for a great playoff position. i do anticipate them both to make it to the post season. >> the saints and maybe the panthers to get the no. 2 seed. >> mohow about the nfc east. thit's

. >> a man accused of assault and disorderly conduct for punching a patriots fan. he was charged with punching a woman after the game october 20th. he's due in court in new jersey today. nugent and two others involved will also make court appearances. >> the two university students placed on probation after using a pistol to scare off an intruder now have their guns back. they have to be scortored in a nonuniversity residence they are told. >> dan mcintosh and eric fagan's guns after a man was trying to force themselves into the university owned apartment. they were placed on probation for violating the weapons policy. they are not allowed to have guns if they live in a university apartment or a dorm. >> the game changer in 30 years what is being called drastic new guidelines on heart disease. nearly a third of all adults may need to be on cholesterol medication. anna kooiman is here with what you need to know before your next doctor's visit. >> the brand new guidelines are designed to protect our hearts and are recommending a much larger group of people take chole

i know you're thinking about the patriots game monday night. it will be windy monday night in boston. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, morning joe. reaction to the president's latest apology. how his new plans are playing within his own party. >>> jon stewart not shy about attacking chicago style pizza. hooe he's gotten a strong-smelling response. we'll explain. ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? more shopping. more dining out. more traveling. and along with it, more identity theft. every time you pull out your credit card, shop online, or hit the road, you give thieves a chance to ruin your holiday. you can't be on the lookout 24/7. but lifelock can. protecting your identity, your bank accounts, even the equity in your home. when lifelock detects a threat to your identity within their network, they'll alert you by t

independents, but patriots all. but our voice is a whisper against the roar that is this government. we began as a tea party group in may of 2009 here in los angeles. born from the tax burdens from within the american recovery and reinvestment act. a government too big makes each citizen small, we thought. the first amendment would offer a platform for us to speak politically. but we were wrong. our government unsheathed its sword, the i.r.s. the i.r.s. did what tirne does, threaten and control. the questionnaire sent to us were consuming but their intent to test our resolve. but liberty prefers to stand and to be heard. we held more than 85 events in two grires donations drop and costs rose. we could afford fewer speakers, rallies and handouts. in july, 2012, we withdrew our application for tax exemplet status but the i.r.s. after 20 months of delays and read tape. we must now pay nonprofit taxes in california, the minimum is $800 annually. we have little money but more people. on june 4, 2014, the ways and means c

that's a live ball, patriots recover. they kick the field goal that give the patriots a 34-31 win. the question had to be asked, how did the patriots save their bacon in the second half. >> our execution was better. we didn't give ourselves in the first half with the turnovers. they can a big lead, and we found ways to just put one play after the next one and next one and ended up scoring some points. >> we'll study the film. it's disappointing. we certainly had a chance to beat a good team at their place. we still had a chance at the very end, thought we would have the ball last and would have scored to win the game or it could have ended in a tie. i hate the way that ended and not getting the chance to get our hands on the ball. >> now let's ride the chiefs-chargers roller coaster, eight lead changes in this one. rivers shrinks it to green and green sees lots of green to the end zone, 60 yards, touchdown sand craig, back on top 34-31. back comes k.c. under two minutes to go, k.c. retakes the lead. rivers lays it out, throwing for 392 and two touchdowns, the chargers win. neck up,

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

are you more patriotic paying 91% than you are paying 40%? >> no. but i think you're more patriotic if you're willing to pay for a government that defends you. >> all right. >>> are you living better by working less? a group is now saying that a 30-hour mandatory work week will make all workers healthier. the gang at forbes say that will only bring misery to america. that at the top of the hour. >>> up next, >> it's meant for border agents. >> you have to admire the ingenuity. >> no, actually i don't admire that at all. >> it's been going on for years. >> but that's disgusting that we say that. even computer jockeys who are sitting in a room making personal calls just to collect overtime. >> not to pick on the homeland security people, new york city cops have been doing this for years. padding their overtime to get more money. it's an old trick. >> well, you guys are unpat iraq. you don -- unpatriotic you don't want to pay for that. >> ben stein, what do you make of this latest development? >> i don't think it's a big new huge deal. this is somethin

the patriotism of that.for the united states or fighting for the highest bidder. >> in the early '70s at the time the u.s. was going to an all volunteer force and wes moore land didn't want to lead morse narcoticries because they were going to be volunteers and paid instead of being drafted and milton freed men's response was then i'm served by a mercenary barber and chef. an american working for america by the oxford definition doesn't mean mercenery. we pay people, if not it's core horgs and you're a slave and if people want to trash the idea of a merconary. across the the white house is the park and kusko bridge in new york. these are professional military officers, mersonaries, if you will, patriots in the word of inat the pen dense. >> what does the word patriot mean to to you? >> someone who answers the call to the country. >> is edward snowden a patriot? >> i don't know if it's a patriot. it was a public service to raise the issue which is real government over reach and lack of oversight to pay attent

while the miramar patriots start celebrating. saints coach dion robinson doesn't act so saintly. >> dion, he started to trot behind the referee as they were trying to escort them off the field. >> he's coming after him. >> i'm like, okay, what the heck is going on? there was pandemonium. >> get the kids off the field. >> going right to his left. then i just came. the open slap. if you look at the video, it shows a slap. >> the blow knocks the referee to the ground. >> open hand slap with my left hand. and i'm right handed. >> get the kids. get the kids. >> the referee quickly gets up and heads to the patriots' sideline, but he's being followed. >> you have coaches, parents. everybody was coming on the field. >> all these adults on the field, there's all this commotion. >> robinson lunges at the referee again. this time, a parent restrains him and escorts him off the field. but the crowd is still stirred up. >> if you're looking at the tape, you'll see me in the right hand corner. i'm getting into an argument with another guy. the

then just the other day, the patriot news editorial board said the patriot and union failed to recognizehe timeless eloquence of lasting significance. the patriot news regrets the error. >> i tell you, if anything they did not go far enough. frankly the body of it in addition to getting it wrong about the eloquence and significance and whether it would be remembered, they were accusing lincoln of pandering of playing for short-term political gain in everything that he was doing with regard to the conflict with the south. it was an extraordinary blown call. >> i think it's nice to know when you screw up, you have -- there are a lot of people that called for romney and supported the iraq war are happy to know they have 150 years to correct that error. >> they do say that newspapers are the rough draft of history. it's instructive to say what you think is important today may not be important in the future. >> just on this point, seriously for a second, that's also something about the written word and what happened. you wonder if all of the noise and all of the talk of cable television, is a

the patriots would score 29 unanswered points. the patriots punting.r's wes welker tries to tell his teammates to stay in. and even growkowski scores after that. >>> the jets 5-6 after baltimore's 19-3 win. >>> kansas city fans hoping their once beaten team would not become twice beaten. phillip rivers throws to the end zone. the chargers won a back and forth game handing the chiefs their second straight loss. field goal on the game's final gives the cowboys a win over the giants. new york sees a win streak ended. tough days for miami. and he hits one to mike wallace. the dolphins get the lead. but the panthers chipped away. there at the one. cam newton fires to greg olson. carolina pulls another one out of the fire for a seventh straight win. this is the panthers improve to 8-3 -- the panthers improve to 8-3. today the steelers 5-6 the wild card picture after starting out 0-4. in detroit the fans and his wife thought marine captain john muncey was delivering a message on the big board then muncey was there. the 85-yard play puts the bucks in front of

are you more patriotic paying 91% than you are paying 40%? >> no. but i think you're more patriotic if you're willing to pay for a government that defends you. >> all right. >>> are you living better by working less? a group is now saying that a 30-hour mandatory work week will make all workers healthier. the gang at forbes say that will only bring misery to america. that at the top of the hour. >>> up next, forget about the halloween candy you might be munching on. it's actually the government candy bowl that's filled with waste. and it's killing you. @@ heart healthy, huh?! ugh! actually progresso's soup has pretty bold flavor. i love bold flavors! i'd love it if you'd open the chute! [ male announcer ] progresso. surprisingly bold flavor for a heart healthy soup. surprisingly bold flavor even turn night into day.ing. now she could use a hand. comfort keepers provides a variety of in-home services while truly connecting. comfort keepers. keeping the comforts of home. call now to learn more. >>> coming up, a candy bowl of cash, literally. a new

are you more patriotic paying 91% than you are paying 40%? >> no.ink you're more patriotic if you're willing to pay for a government that defends you. >> all right. >>> are you living better by working less? a group is now saying that a 30-hour mandatory work week will make all workers healthier. the gang at forbes say that will only bring misery to america. that at the top of the hour. that at the top of the hour. >>> up next, the ocean gets warmer. the peruvian anchovy harvest suffers. it raises the price of fishmeal, cattle feed and beef. bny mellon turns insights like these into powerful investment strategies. for a university endowment. it funds a marine biologist... who studies the peruvian anchovy. invested in the world. bny mellon. help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch ove

show you what happened when the patriots and panthers got together in charlotte.t you were going to do the -- >> i'll do it now. newton, 25-yard touchdown, wrapping up an 83-yard drive. but the patriots have tom brady. down in the red zone. looking for rob gronkowski. but you see the flag there. officials threw it. apparently for pass interference. that's what brady thought. and then, they waived it off. they said the pass was uncatchable. so, the panthers hold on to win it, 24-20. they pick up the flag. brady wanted an explanation. didn't get one to his satisfaction. panthers win it. >> ear muffs there at the end. >>> oklahoma city, kevin durant. thunder hosting the nuggets. durant, 38 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists. stops and pops with under two minutes to go in a tie game. and then, well, can't have durant without having -- oh. he had a double-double. with a double-crossover. russell westbrook, seven assists. >>> i'm doing a juice cleanse for the next three days. >> tmi. that's all we got. back to you. >> that's always exciting. >> exciting, no doubt. >>> coming

and denver jumped over the patriots and eventually a 24-0 lead. such a commanding position a lot of people turned off the teup a tube. >> they took a and then we would be back in the game which ended up happening. we found away to get back in it and then took the lead and then you know, had some chances we we we could have had a bigger lead. we learn from those things and try to get better. >> we had some mistakes and when you make mistakes it's hard to beat good teams on the road. anita depending on the your perspective either denver or new england you could spin last night's game a multitude of ways. >> what did we learn from this come back from new england. >> the biggest thing we le leard you need a quarterback that can play in the sub zero temperatures. especially this yoir. the super bowl is being held in new york/new jersey. peyton manning is 3-and-7 in games he has played in freezing temperatures below 32°. we saw tom brady really excel and be the better quarterback last night. that is going to be important when the super bowl is going to