we can even go to bill clinton. >> now richard roberts. >> now richard roberts.ave always been a womanizer. that's what most people say. something about a nice man in his mid-50s with a nice smile, healthy body and a full head of hair. women have a tendency to attract themselves to it. they're like moths to a light. they just flutter right on in. >> though roberts considers himself a ladies man, some of the women in his life disagree. he is currently charged with assault and battery against a former girlfriend. he's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. 16 months earlier, however, he pled guilty to three counts of violating a protective order taken out by another woman and served 60 days in the tulsa county jail. >> i was kind of hooked on women for a long time. after my wife left me and everything, my attitude changed about women. that was probably where the switch started going in reverse toward cocaine. >> though he has been caught in the jail's revolving door, robert says it was during a stay two years earlier that he had an epiphany. it had to do with disca

foods, one, dr richard roberts, called the protest against g.m.o., a crime against humanity. >> the idea of making better plants has been around ever since it was discovered in mesapatania, in much unfortunate world there were severe shortages of food. for some, politicians from europe to go around suggesting to these people who were starving, that they should not touch g.m. foods offered to criminal. >> reporter: you have two nobel prize-winning scientists saying we need g.m.o. and the science around this is false. >> that's right. it's amazing how powerful the media is, and how powerful all that's... >> you think that the powerful companies have been able to buy scientists. >> yes. and each one that comes up, you'll see basically they become targeted, just as i'm targeted. >> shintaku says he and others have been targeted in this debate. >> not that long ago, i wrote a commentary. margaret willie responded. she said that it's unfortunate that the university of hawaii is so dependent on money from the biotechnology companies now, that the professors have to become mouthpieces for the in

richard nixon considered robert byrd as a presidential supreme court nominee, but, to be clear, he seesthat rob ert byrd was a member of the klu klux klan to be a member of the supreme court. he'll be great. he'll be a great nominee. did you know he was in the klan? what? >>> listening to these new nixon tapes, there's a lo of stuff here. actually, one of the unexpectedly muling things has to do with the war. how nixon's war was weighing on him personally. it was a way to let his staff see hr haldeman describe it in his diary. listen. they're talking here about a woman, they describe her as mrs. nolde. this is man who's considered the last official combat casualty of the vietnam war. so the story is about mrs. nolde's visit to washington for her husband's burial at washington's arlington national cemetery. >>> just declassified audio diary from nixon's staff. he later wrote in his memoirs that he never hated the veet nap war more than he did in that moment, in that single enkoubt e counter with the family of the man who was the last reported combat casualty of vietnam. >>> on friday, th

like richard ben cramer, robert caro would spend years. he lived in texas to discover where lbj came from. he lived in washington dc, all over the place. he uncovered fascinating information. >> there is one more to go. >> this will be about the johnson presidency. it is amazing that he has spent 30, 40 years, researching these books. he has just barely got into the presidency. the last book was really the first six weeks or so of the lbj presidency after the jfk assassination. speaking of which, one other book, about the jfk assassination. larry sabato's book which came out last fall. he didn't just recount the events, which has been done countless times. he looked at all the subsequent presidents and saw how the jfk legacy affected their governance and how they tried to present themselves to the public. >> we have 11 seconds of archive. [video clip] >> i don't want to offend anyone here. >> i don't mean to offend anyone. >> i don't want to offend anybody. >> [laughter] they say, i don't want to offend anybody, and they go on to do precis

. >> richard nixon considered robert byrd as a potential supreme court nominee but to be clear he seesn as a reason to pick him for the supreme court. it's not like, i'd love him, but he was in the klan. it was, he'll be great. a great nominee. did you know he was in the klan. what? listening to these new nixon tapes, there's a lot of stuff here. one of the unexpectedly moving things that happens on these tapes has to do with the war. there's this sort of riveting glimpse of how nixon's war, the vietnam war was weighing on him as a president personally. it was a way he was willing at least once to let his staff see and halderman described it in his diary. what they are talking about here is a woman, they describe her as mrs. nolde, the wife of the man considered to be the last official combat casualty of the vietnam war. this is about mrs. nolde's visit to washington for her husband's burial at washington national cemetery. >> looking at mrs. nolde, the wife of the colonel who was the last man to die in vietnam, she came to washington for the funeral with her five children, some brothe

roberts of "good morning america." love that smile. sb >>> and led zeppelin in the news tonight. that's cashmere there. billionaire richardson reporting the original members $800 million to get back together. robert plant reportedly the only holdout. tonight, he's calling the report, quote, rubbish. stay tuned. >> it when we come back here, a sesame street quiz for you. the one character on sesame street who came before the show even started. >>> hello, america, it's kellie pickler. and the greatest thrill for me was not winning "dancing with the stars" or even singing in front of thousands of people. my greatest thrill is being able to visit and perform for america's real heroes. the men and women who protect our nation. so, please join me in thanking a veteran today. >> brought to you by usaa. do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic... ♪ ♪ i'm sure you know what this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed... balances. no. portfolio. and if doesn't perform well for two co

for richard and i, it wasn't until '74 that we started the robert cray band. we were a blues cover band and i'm sort of digging deep in the well, relearning things that our families had around the house and reeducating ourselves to the roots of it. and that's what we did in '74.

. >> i'm richard lui this is first look on msnbc. way too early with thomas robertsright now. stick around. >> buffalo is known for tenacity and buffalo is known for dealing with adversity and overcoming and this will be one of those situations. >> so as much as 8 feet of snow could fall before this deadly storm is over. the latest details on the crippling and on going lake effect storm in the buffalo area. a big immigration announcement coming from president obama today. will it satisfy the 48% of americans who oppose executive action? and is it time, get this, for a moat to be built around the white house? yeah, this is a real deal. one congressman's proposal to the secret service director will have you scratching your head this morning. this is "way too early." ♪ >> oh, nice, good stuff. hey everybody. i'm thomas roberts it's thursday november 20th. welcome to way too early. the show that is stocking up on stove top stuffing right now. one we just decided we're too thin and two because jen said it, can you believe that thanks give as good a week away? it's amazing

attorney- general robert watter richard succeeds eric as attorney general. lynch intersected term as u.s. attorney near eastern district >> : confirm should be the first of the current american woman to serve as u.s. attorney general formal announcement at the white house scheduled for later today or troops to retire at the funny as the terrorist devices the house making the announcement friday additional 1500 soldiers will go to iraq and that doubles the number of u.s. troops deployed there now >> : the old train kurdish iraq the security forces and gold helped weaken and ultimately destroy us as warehouses prison obama wants congress for now five and half billion to fund this fight beyond coming up details on the official autopsy robin williams >> : and in the meantime live looked aside a portion the bay bridge under brilliant sunshine will be right back and once what's possible today? wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and entertainment that

richard branson offered the band $800 million for three shows one in london, one in berlin, one in new jersey. robert plant turned it all down after jimmy page and john paul jones agreed. they are calling the report "rubbish." >>> america is taking over the ballroomeballroom tonight with g with the stars." we are kicking off primetime tonight and at 10:00 an all new "castle." i am not imagining that. >> i am sorry mr. castle before today you and i never met. >> wow, that had to catch castle offguard. how he responds at 10:00. it's "dancing with the stars" and then "castle" and then "action news" at 11:00. quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those moments with family. can we sleep over? please! come on! see why fios is rated number one in customer satisfaction and hd picture quality based on customer satisfaction studies. call today and make your house, the house. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v i bet you didn't see this one coming. up your game with a new frit

richard sherman. enters russell wilson, the seahk , he's going to end up dumping this one robert turban.s up top scoring. and then find his tight end for a 63 yard gain here with wilson. wow, that's a heck of a strand. it ends up being 63 and seattle would have to settle for a field goal and that puts them up 10-0. jim harbaugh, marshawn lynch got a lot of hard yards here. that sets up another seattle's field goal. niners looking to cap. getting out of a jam here and gets picked for the second time. pete carroll is happy and jim harbaugh is not and neither is kaepernick there. they would get the turkey and the victory beating the niners. another big nfl match up tonight, eagles and cowboys at jerry world. both teams came in in the game at 8-3. mark sanchez scored with his feet and arm. here, he handed to mccoy. a long night for tony getting this sideline passed. picked by carry williams. romo got sacked four times with the 33-10 win. the cowboys 8-4 good for a second place. lions' quarterback, matthews sto take his team to the playoff. then staffer finds mr. tron in the back and for a si

singer robert plante is denying reports he turned down a staggering amount of money to tour with led zeppelin. richardranson offered the three members $800 million to get back together. >> two signed on, but he tore up the contract. his publicist says it's rubbish. >>> and some of music's biggest and brightest stars are coming together for a good cause. >> the legendary band aid recording session. to help those starving in ethiopia. the song, " do they know it's christmas." ♪ do they know it's christmas time at all ♪ now that was then. but this saturday bono, one direction, chris martin of cold play, among others, will remake that classic. >> i love that song. >> you have been singing it all morning. >> all morning in your ear. that song will be released monday with the sales fighting ebola. it's called band aid 3037. >> you're looking forward to the song. >> and i'm looking forward to swif swif. >> i think she's the new host. >> that's the news. >> that didn't happen. she's going to be on "gma" in a bit. w class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, loving your numbers. in

. >> julia roberts, the bug eye woman. >> richard gear? >> of course you would.re the toys you buy for the kids? all right, we have the list it, comes out every year, most dangerous toys, do you not want to buy your kid a bottle rocket party. >> no, not good idea. >> that's what they used to call me in >> bus stop buddy wearing his shades this morning, bright out, little milder than yesterday. twenty's, 30's, instead every teens and 20's. still too early, though, to be this cold. a seven out of ten, is your number of the day. 37 degrees, in the city. the windchill, though, is 30. you got to factor in the southwesterly's at 10 miles an hour. head today 43 today. we never got out of the 30's yesterday. so, that's a bit of a improvement. the winds will, though, start to pick up tonight, and we'll have gusts as high as 25 miles an hour, so, 29 degrees, but the win chill will probably be in the lower 20's, and teens. so, you'll need to bands up up again for tomorrow. the seven day coming up in just a few moment. right now, let's head to the roads. this is getting any

richard sherman. sherman takes the ball back to the 49ers 45 yard line. and it was the beginning of a long night for kaepernick. enter russell wilson and robert turbin.es another move along the sideline. this one takes turbin 13 yards for a touchdown. seven to nothing seahawks second quarter. wilson drops back, rolls out of trouble, steps up, looking down field the whole time wilson.finds his tight end.who chugs down the sideline for a 63 yard gain before the niners make a tackle just in time. if the play had gone 64 yards, it would've been a touchdown. wilson likes it, harbaugh does not. seattle ends up settling for a field goal. one of four on the night. putting them up ten to nothing. more kaepernick. again not looking good, this time in the fourth, rolling to his right before finding more trouble along the sideline. kaepernick's second pick of the night. he'd end up completing 16 of 29 passes. good for 121 yards. the 49ers never got the ball in the endzone. kaepernick looked lost, and the seahawks looked like rude thanksgiving guests. seattle wins by a final of 19 - 3. and right after the game. jed york sends out this tweet, saying. "thank you 49

richard 1 pick this season, 2 tonight. led to the gym only touch down. wilson. quick toss to robertds for the score. 7 nothing seattle. from there on the defense kept them out of the end zone. the deflexion. seattle has field goal 13 nothing. seahawks at the half. third quarter peace mode. lynch. former cal bear 20 carries 104 yards. the shake off the tackle. pushed out of bound another field goal. 4 49ers 164 yards of offense hoping to get a touch down in the third but cap sack on third down. 7 minutes left in the fourth cap left out of the pocket favorite receiver richard sherman second peck of the game. if lost 19-3. seattle im paragraphs to 8 and 4. before we get to the stadium frainers dad york thank you forty-niner faithful for come out strong tonight. this performance wasn't acceptable i apologize for that. all right let's good to if collin who picked seattle to win this evening. pretty strong statement from yshing. frainer offense has too much talent to be this incoursetive. >> you said it. niners built themselves ts off season for the moment. bolstering the offense so they

the lead singer robert plant turned down richard branson's offer by ripping up the $800 million contractigned the deal to perform 35 shows in london berlin and new jersey. plant asked for 48 hours to make up his mind before giving a dramatic no. >> come on. $800 million. think of all the kids you can help with $800 million. >> okay. still ahead on "morning joe" thenew head of the va will announce a major overhaul of the department. we'll talk to the founder of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america paul b. ieckhoff and what those changes will be. bloomberg "business week" is take a look at the future. ♪ it's not about how many miles you can get out of the c-max hybrid. it's about how much life you can fit into it. ♪ the ford c-max hybrid. with an epa-estimated range of 540 miles on a tank of gas. and all the room you need to enjoy the trip. go stretch out. go further. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise special discounts, new technol

robert turban. 17 yard. 7-0. all seattle. fourth quarter. down 16. colin kaepernick. time out of the pocket. looking for stevie johnson. he find richard sherman.rman's second peck of the night. seahawks rule. 19-3. 49ers ceo, jed york tweeted an apology to the fans for a poor fer o performance. >> not acceptable. we didn't play well. we have a much higher standard for us. >> been the best team, three years. lost superbowls. lost playoff games. weave have been here before. we have just got to do better. >> earlier today, eagles, cowboys, battled for n third quarter. up, 33-10. sean mcboy. to the house. he rushed for 159 yard. on the day. flying, eagle fly. and, they lead the nfc east outright. nfc north showdown. bears, lions. troilt tr detroit slow to the party. second quarter. lions down 11. calvin johnson transforming into megatron, double coverage. pulls in the grab for six. two touchdowns. 164 yards. lions win, 24-17. big bone game. 30 second left. and hooking up. 23-yard touchdown. two point conversion was good. linco lincoln, 29-28. 17th straight in the series. we have more news coming up for you after the break. hey john, check it out.

robert e lee's army. union forces under ulysses s. grant repeatedly attacked and attempted to outflank the entrenched rebels, finally gaining an advantage that led to a confederate retreat, and days later, lee's surrender. richard

. >> billionaire richard branson is offering the original members $800 million to get back together. >> the answer should be yes. robertup the contract, his publicist is calling that report rubbish. this is going to get done. i assure you. >> who do you believe? >> $800 million? of course they are getting together. >> you never know. money isn't everything. >> it is. >> feel the vibe. make sure it's right. >> there's nothing you'll say no to for $800 million. >> maybe they have a nice place in their lives. we'll be back. >> stop. there's nothing you'll say no to for $800 million. >> maybe they have a nice place in their lives. we'll be back. man (mr. mucus: tore do you work, with you.ing? it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm good all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 hours. let's end this we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of you

. >>> coming up, why led zeppelin's robert plant ripped up an $800 million and what sir richard branson. all of that when we return. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. sometimes they just drop in. always obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> the living founding members of led zeppelin close to signing $800 million contract to play reunion tour. the "new york post" reports sir richard branson offered month ty to play 35 tour dates. page and jones signed on and jason bonham would have played drums but robert plant tore up. contract in

richard sherman boy at a hit that guy. the interception has leaving the giants with the open touchdown on the second goal with i'm running back robert was good last night what is that russell williams escaping not one but 234 a * to take it down. barry is connecting with high-end 20 molly for a huge game there. it's painful to watch and once vest for the niners down by 16 at this point. t short with church sherman once again our systems up in front of come cabinet passed. there was >> : still winning it 1930. there after the game should set up this week. and but apologetic and post the remarks >> : and we hear more from him a little bit later on >> : coming up a morning news monterey bay area or the traffic and the center bridge camera showing right now. arrive on highway 92 so far so good as a fog begins to lift will be right back in mind making coffee? yeah, enough for two. gosh. try four, buddy. hmm, i'll take a dark roast. chai tea, please. honey, text the man what you want. french vanilla, make it strong! the all new keurig 2.0 is here. brew for one, brew for all. whether all agreed a month female announcer: through thanksgivin

richard sherman picks it off. total offense 164 yards. sherman was just getting started off the interception. russell wilson found robert touchdown. third and nine wilson avoids the sack getting out of trouble finds tony who goes down the sidelines 63 yards. but he is going to get caught at the one-yard line. 49ers defend held the seahawks to just a field goal 10-0. marshawn lynch broke three for a 33-yard gain to the 49ers ten- yard line. no offense never showed up. just three points from the niners. cap trying to run and do something and he is picked off again by richard sherman. seahawks win the game by the count of 19-3 and sherman was enjoying a little bit of turkey after that ballgame. >>> next up for the 49ers they will play the raiders that game is coming up in 10 days. that's it for sports. >>> play of the day from college football, the game louisiana state and texas a & m. check it out. >> touchdown! 22 yards. >> the lsu tigers went on to beat the aggies 23-17. that's your play of the day. >>> all right. 5:25 now. the price to buy a christmas tree is going up and tree growers are happy about it. why experts sa

richard brand sop is founder of virgin gal aktic. >> a former a & a ban prosecutors say 27-year-old dante martin organized violent initiations that killed drum major robert champion. hazing ritual known as crossing bus c requires band members to make it through a gauntlet of drum sticks and fists to get from the front to the back of bus. several other former band members pleaded guilty to lesser charges and three others are awaiting trial. a d.c. police officer was slightly injured in ambush by axe wielding man. you can see the giant hole left behind. it happened early in the morning the officer was sitting in the vehicle when the man swung the axe at the driver side window that window shattered and the officer june out of his car to try to take the man into custody. the officer was hurt during the drug struggle and attacker got away. >> time for the accuweather forecast. light rain falling but just in time for most of the trick or treaters to be backed in. >> let's check in with meteorologist adam joseph live at the big board that rick williams intensify overnight. dreary start to the weekend. brighter second half of the weekend. however, sunday has its

richard sherman making the pick and gives the seahawks the shortfall on a miscommunication. the seahawks took advantage of that short field. 13-yard touchdown pass from russell wilson to roberteft in the first quarter. >>> if you want to see why russell wilson is so dangerous. take a look at this play. we're early in the second quarter. donte johnson takes a cut. that results in a 63-yard play to tony moiaki that set up another seahawks play. lynch always seems to have a big play against the 49ers. he begins with this big match. 149yards rushing for lynch. he has had four 100-yard rushing games. the rest of the nfl has only done that five times. when kaepernick was having problems because of miscommunications when he wasn't doing that he was being sacked. ben net with this one. a very pedestrian. richard sherman puts a cap on it with his second interception of the game. the seahawks win it. seattle now 8-4. the 49ers 7-5. the indignity of wilson and sherman sharing thanksgiving dinner on the middle of the 49ers field. right now the seahawks have nothing but bragging rights. >> their fans were saying sol pretty vulgar things. we always tell our fans to be graceful. sometimes

richard sherman. he picks it off. kaepernick threw for 121 yards and total offense 164 yards. sherman just getting started. off the interception, russell wilson found robert who gets the touchdown. 7-0 seattle. early 2nd quarter on third and nine wilson avoids the sack look at him he does a great job by getting out of trouble finds that guy tony moiaki, down the sidelines 63 yards but gets caught at the 1-yard line. 49ers defense held the seahawks to a field goal and it was 10-0 at that point. 3rd quarter 13-0. beast-mow is unleashed. marshawn lynch 33-yard gain to the 49ers' ten-yard line. 16-0. no offense for 49ers, just three points from the 9ers kaepernick trying tow run and do something picked off again right there by sherman. he was enjoying turkey after that win. >>> next up for the 49ers, they will play the raiders that game is coming up in 10 days. that's it for sports. >>> let's go to your play of the day from college football. the game louisiana state at texas a & m. >> check it out. >> touchdown! >> look at that. lsu tigers went on to beat the aggies 23-17. and that is your play of the day. >>> all right. now 25 minutes after 6:00. the true sp

that led zeppelin robert plant ripped up an $800 million to reunite the band is being called "rubbish" today by the singer's publicist. london's daily mirror reported billionaire richard branson offered the band a massive deal to perform a 35-date three-city reunion tour. the story went on to say plant tore up the contract right in front of his bandmates after they had signed it. led zeppelin broke up following the death of drummer john bonham in 1980. the three surviving members have played together live only three times since then. 12340e9 do they know it's christmas time at all ♪ >>> get ready for a renaissance of the 1980s pop classic. today musician activist bob geldof announced a 30th anniversary version of the band-aid charity single "do they know it's christmas." unlike 1984 when the song raise add wareness for africa famine relief, the new version will raise money for ebola victims. u-2 front man bono has signed up again. among those also taking part are chris martin of coldplay and boy band one direction. the song will be recorded this saturday and ready for downloading a week from today. >>> homeless veterans in san francisco are getting a chance to dress f

richard lui live on the ground in ferguson, missouri. obviously keeping a close eye on that this weekend. thanks for the update, appreciate that. >>> now i'm joined by our panel. we have roberte of "the new york post." we have co-executive producer of "the alpha house" jonathan all thor. we also have mike peska with us. we got the update from richard lui there. the naacp is leading this march. i think they're going to jefferson city, the capital of missouri. as we had in the intro there, the shopping malls and big box stores across the country where protesters yesterday came in. i guess the question i have watching all of this is what are we seeing here? are we seeing just a temporary response, frustration to the decision by the grand jury? is it just people who want to be expressing their frustration with that? or is this leading to something more? is this leading to something bigger? are we going to be seeing protests like this for a long time and are there specific outcomes that could lead to? >> i think that's a question a lot of people are asking. i think the initial frustration with the no indictment is understandable. if they want to try and possibly put pressure on t

robert kaplan, thank you so much. worldso come, why is the largest insulin maker setting its sights so high. ? plus, what caused richards spaceship to crash? i will speak to serve richard branson himself next. ♪ billionaire richard branson said he will slow his quest for space tourism after the crash of his experience all spacecraft on friday. federal investigators have begun studying the fatal test flight. certain richard branson says version is: -- sir richard branson is cooperating. thank you for joining us. initially come it looked like it might be something wrong with the new fuel mix that had not been tested much. we are hearing that there might have been a defect with a function that helps the craft ascended to the atmosphere that could have been deployed early. can you give us an update? well, some elements of the press speculated that it was an and some press said it was fuel tanks and some people said it was rockets. the ntsb quite rightly said that and weshould speculate had to watch the footage and those of self-proclaimed experts. night andame out last said clearly that was not the fuel. the 400 wonderful

robert plant literally ripped up a contract for the band to reunite. a contract worth a whopping $800 million. ♪ that is a heartbreaker, no doubt. not just for zeppelin fans but for richard's reportedly the one who made the offer. the group hasn't been together officially since 1980. other band members were said to be on board with the reunion. branson even offered to fly the group around in one of his fancy jets. but sources say plant played them like a fool in the rain. the rock star's publicist denied the claims calling the report, rubbish! still, it's a reminder of just how tough it can be to get an iconic band back together. ♪ some of you might remember when "saturday night live" creator lorne michael tried to get the beatles to come together. that was back in 1976. >> i'm lorne michaels. we're being seen by approximately 22 million viewers. but please allow me to address myself to four very special people, john, paul, george and ringo, the beatles. i'm inviting you to come on our show. well, if it's money you want, there's no problem here. the national broadcasting company has authorized me to offer you a certified check for $3,000. >> lorne went on to say if they

robert e lee's army. union forces under ulysses s. grant repeatedly attacked and attempted to outflank the entrenched rebels, finally gaining an advantage that led to a confederate retreat, and days later, lee's surrender. richard somers takes us into the minds of each commanding general. he argues that the siege was unique in military history and discusses how the conflict brought about the end of the war. this talk is about an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the director of the u.s. army educational center and the entire staff of the u.s. army heritage and educational center, and the u.s. army war college, welcome to the third lecture of our series. the u.s. army war college sponsors the series to provide an historical dimension to the exercise of generalship, strategic leadership, and war fighting institutions of power. we would like to extend a warm thank you to the army heritage center foundation for their support and everything we do. please be aware that the book for tonight is on sale in the gift shop, and we will have a book signing directly after the lecture. all proceeds go to the foundation to support the growth of the army -- the army heritage and education center. our speaker is dr. ri

. >>> finally, singer robert plant is denies reports that he turned down a staggering amount of money for a led zeppelin reunion tour. richardeportedly tore up the contract. today, reportedly, page and jones are gluing back pieces of that contract. plant is saying it is rubbish. a lot of people are saying it happened. >> a lot of money. $800 million. wow. >> glue. >>> we're going to turn to the battle over school lunches. new federal guidelines have calf near yas serving up healthier foods. >> reporter: school cafeteria lunches. for years, they've been the butt of jokes. >> lady, you're scaring us. >> reporter: a new study suggests they may be healthier than the brown bag lunches at home. >> packed lunches were of less nutritional quality than school lunches. >> reporter: a team of researchers collected data on 1300 packed and school lunches over five consecutive school days. they came from pre-k and kinder departen students in preschools in rurp virginia. they had less fruit. fewer vegetables and less milk than the school lunches. the packed lunches had more savory snacks, like chips and crackers. and more sugar-sweetened b

robert e lee's army. union forces under ulysses s. grant repeatedly attacked and attempted to outflank the entrenched rebels, finally gaining an advantage that led to a confederate retreat, and days later, lee's surrender. richards takes us into the minds of each commanding general. he argues that the siege was unique in military history and discusses how the conflict brought about the end of the war. this talk is about an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of the director of the

. ♪ she's buying the stairway to heaven ♪ >> lead singer robert plant reportedly tearing up an $800 million contract to reform the band. richardnt says it's never going to happen of the steve? >> thanks, brian. >>> the u.s. navy seal who says he shot and killed osama bin laden taking major heat for breaking his silence. rob o'neill decided to speak exclusively to fox news for a special that airs tomorrow night and wednesday night. but many of his superiors say he had no right to go public. howard watson is a former navy seal who also wrote a book about his experience and he joins us alongside his wife, debbie, live in our studio today. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> now, howard, you've never met rob o'neill. >> no. >> but you're a former navy seal. what do you think about the fact that he has decided now, since this was one of the greatest military operations of our generation -- he would like to reveal himself and tell the story about what really happened. do you have a problem with that? >> i have absolutely no problem with that. as a matter of fact, if i were a general or admiral or a secretary of defense,

bill: so led zeppelin frontman robert plant blasting a report that he tore up a $800 million contract for a zeppelin reunion tour offered by virgin atlantic founder richard. saying the story is rubbish. zeppelin broke up in 1980 after the death of drummer john bonham. surviving members reunited for a performance eight years ago, 2007? martha: should have stuck with the story. it's a pretty good story. ripped up the $800 million contract. bill: headline in the "new york post" was, a whole lotta a dough. martha: there is still hope for future reunions. >>> all right, a big day at the george bush presidential library center. president george w. bush launching release after new book there, biography of his father the former president. casey stiegel joins us live from college station, texas, with the story for us. good morning, casey. >> reporter: martha, a good morning to you. a big day indeed. starts at 11:30 local time, 12:30 eastern. bush 41 and bush 43 will be here together. that is always a treat. there is a moderated conversation that will happen between president george w. bush and andrew card, his former white house chief of staff. the new book title

robert plant ripped up a contract for a led zeppelin reunion to your. jimmy page and john paul jones had already signed on to the $800 million plan with richard branson.dio, that's a joke. yeah, i hear it and go whose that guy. i wonder what he for breakfast. >> you haven't thought about led zeppelin in 34 years. >> john passed away in 1980 and you just have to pick up and go. and the essence of a four piece band is four pieces. and he and i played together since we were like 16. it was a big, big hole in all of our lives and i just thought it was time to move along. >> on ward. >> john is a drummer. >>> atlantic says pepsi is testingtest ing a doritos flavored version of mountain dew. he described it like orange with a nacho cheese after taste. >> got to being a great for your breath. >> parents are often looking for ways to get closer to their kids. >> i'm the cool dad. that's my thing. i surf the web. i text lol, laugh out loud, omg. i know all the dance to high school musical. >> we're in all of this together. yes we are. we are allstars. you know it. >> why the face. works for me. dads like on "modern family" might face a challenge when it comes