richardson's meeting with north korea military officers.the way. the stakes, clearly are enormous. the meeting breaks up. the general is not backing down. he warns that if the south koreans go ahead with their exercise, the north h retaliate. >> it was a tough, sobering meeting and the situation was extremely tense. >> they said we need the world to knee that we're not the provokers and we will respond if this goes on. >> but the general is not closing the door on dialogue. >> he reacted openly to a couple of proposals that i made. one, a hot line between the two countries, north and south. to diffuse kris sis like this. secondly, military commission. united states, north korea, south korea, to monitor the disputed areas on the west sea. to find ways to prevent crisis like this. he was open to them. he didn't accept them. >> at this point, i'm getting very anxious. worried we'll be stranded in north korea. but even an international crisis of this magnitude is not enough to change the north korea's program of sightseeing for us. today's trip

denise richardson: ok so. i'm in, "i'm into something good," "mrs.a lovely daughter," great little story there. peter: well "mrs. brown," "i'm into something good," was my first song when i was 16. i went into the studio and made a record and i and i think it was a pretty good record. i was in my first band when i was 13 which is pretty embarrassing which was in 1961. when i am on stage i actually think i'm 17 i have to jump into the 17 year old person. i have the energy of a 17 year old boy and the stories "mrs. brown you've got a lovely daughter," is a story about a young man talking to somebody's mom. denise richardson: well the good this is your still gonna' be with us and i have to throw this to tj and i don't want to 'cause i love you so much. peter noone: throw this at him as well it's full of cds. denise richardson: take it away tj. tj lubinsky: oh, that's ok its, "henry the 8th" sorry. listen it's very, very important you call right now and the thing i love about peter noone and his music is the connection is real. that's something you can't

on 8 october, admiral james richardson, commander of the pacific fleet told the president he was opposedthe decision. >> admiral richardson did not think that hawaii had the facilities adequate to service the fleet. >> oliver: michael gannon is a professor emeritus of history at the university of florida and aah you thor of pearl harbor betrayed. >> he was is worried about things that were human oriented such as recreational facilities for the men and opportunities for the mckinley into visit their lives and families. >> admiral richardson fired by president roosevelt because he was try dent about his views about where the fleet should be based. >> oliver: the man chosen to replace richardson was from henderson, kentucky. tom kimmel is his grandson and retired fbi agent. >> my grandmother was shocked, stunned as he describes it when was suddenly picked to be the replacement for general richardson. >> oliver: tell me about your first memories of your grandmother. >> he would pack up his four kids and go listen to admiral kimmel. you couldn't talk to this man for two minutes without the su

on 8 october, admiral james richardson, commander of the pacific fleet told the president he was opposed to the decision. >> admiral richardson did not think that hawaii had the facilities adequate to service the fleet. >> oliver: michael gannon is a professor emeritus of history at the university of florida and aah you thor of pearl harbor betrayed. >> he was is worried about things that were human oriented such as recreational facilities for the men and opportunities for the mckinley into visit their lives and families. >> admiral richardson fired by president roosevelt because he was try dent about his views about where the fleet should be based. >> oliver: the man chosen to replace richardson was from henderson, kentucky. tom kimmel is his grandson and retired fbi agent. >> my grandmother was shocked, stunned as he describes it when was suddenly picked to be the replacement for general richardson. >> oliver: tell me about your first memories of your grandmother. >> he would pack up his four kids and go listen to admiral kimmel. you couldn't talk to this man for two minutes without th

it is also really wonderful to be here at richardson in hayes valley, because julian and ray richardson, the oldest black african-american bookstore in the country, and they were involved in education. so this is about community. it is about honoring our responsibilities to each other. it is about regional collaboration. it is about national cooperation among agencies. it is about the american dream that the president has always spoke so much about. and for these people for reigniting the american dream to give them opportunity to reach their aspirations and their own fulfillment. so i thank all of you who were so much a part of this. it is an honor to be here with each and every one of you. as i look out there, i see leaders in the community. low-income housing tax credit, every aspect of what makes this a tremendous success. so let it be a model to the nation. it is a national significance. we want more, don't we now, mr. mayor? and mr. director, to all of you. happy thanksgiving. congratulations . let's gail again -- let's applaud gail again. isn't she remarkable? [applause] >> on be

denise richardson: hi there, i am denise richardson "twist and shout," "louie, louie," but we know i first song that hit me was, "if you wanna' be happy for the rest of your life." if you wanna' be happy, if you wanna' keep this public television station alive you just gotta' pick up that phone because this is important to all of us. we love this music and we're keeping it alive. so folks it's your turn to vote for it. pick up that phone and dial the number on your screen. tj lubinsky: it is so important we hear from you now. you want to be happy. i would not have picked that song for denise to have gone to. ok pick up right now your, your phone. we've got an amazing collection for you nothing that has been available before. we put this together just for this national pbs broadcast. when you call, $150 you can choose a 7 dvd set with all the great hits from the '60s acts. over 70 songs altogether and wow this collection over 120 songs will come your way. the original recording now just so we are clear the original versions of the great hits you are hearing tonight davey jones, "daydr

ambassador to the united nations bill richardson.assumption was that kim jong-il was sick, but that he was in decent shape. this is almost exactly a year ago when i was there. they were getting ready for a succession to his son. he had been making appearances and over the past year has been making a few appearances, although it's obviously a totally uncertain situation that's unfolding now because no one really has a good appreciation of the inner workings of what's going to happen inside north korea. reminds me of when his father died. we were uncertain what was going to happen. kim jong-il did eventually take over and he continued. the communist totalitarian regime. we don't know what's going to happen now. there's not a whole lot of intelligence, a whole lot of information. but i'm sure there's going to be a period of nervousness to see what happens on the korean peninsula. and let's not forget, this is still one of the most dangerous areas in the world. we have a million north korean troops north of the demilitarized zone. nearly

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from the vehicle -- charmaine richardson.t is unclear how many vehicles were involved. two others also hurt in the crash. now that herman cain's presidential campaign has collapsed, who will win his support? in 30 days, the caucus will kick off in iowa, but as brian moore explains, there is a fight going on right now to win his support and that of his supporters. >> german king will not be the next president, but he may have an opportunity to play kingmaker. >> i will not be silenced, and i am not going away. >> the now former presidential hopeful says he will be supporting one of his rivals in the coming days with the iowa caucus less than one month away. the battle for his support is heating up. >> they saw him as an outsider. my voice would be the one that is most reflective of his. >> they say he is leaning toward newt gingrich. the latest poll shows supporters agree. he already had a strong lead in iowa, 26%, ahead of mitt romney and ron paul. gingrich will gain up to 28% with him out of the picture. >> you might have a

we'll get more on this from bill richardson. take you live to the most dangerous border on earth, the one separating north and south korea. >>> when it comes to the republican primary, what goes up must come down. another gop high flier who is now feeling gravity's pull. newt gingrich's slide in the polls. [ male announcer ] the cold aisle can be overwhelming. [ coughs, sniffles ] especially when you're sick. now, with new simpler packaging, robitussin® makes it simple to get the right relief for your symptoms. new simpler packaging, same effective relief. robitussin®. relief made simple. and video chat with up to 9 of your friends with the galaxy nexus by samsung, or get the samsung stratosphere, and for a limited time, get twice the data for the same low price. verizon. >>> south korean armed forces on high alert tonight and not just because kim jong-il is dead. according to south korea's news agency the north did more missile testing just this morning, just before the death announcement came. and now the man supposedly in cha

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we heard it earlier on the show with trent richardson. he's hungry for this game.ot. that motivation for that rematch and that redemption will play a role. >> a little something to think about. in 2003, fellows, nick saban took an l.s.u. team to take on your oklahoma sooners. that year, u.s.c. was left out. i truly believed before this game is played, the associated press may give l.s.u. a share of the national title, regardless of the outcome of this game. if it's close, maybe not. if alabama wins big, perhaps it would be a sweesm but i think -- sweep. but i think the a.p. could have an agenda against the b.c.s. >> i think you're very right. i think the second time around is going to be better for alabama. i was at the lombardi awards the other night. upshaw and hightower have a chip on their shoulders. one of them thought they shoup won the award. >> this one will be played on the turf in l.a. but it should be one whale of a football game. that's right, football. that will do it for tonight. thanks for watching the "jeep postgame show." here's a look at what you'

we heard it earlier on the show with trent richardson. he's hungry for this game.ot. that motivation for that rematch and that redemption will play a role. >> a little something to think about. in 2003, fellows, nick saban took an l.s.u. team to take on your oklahoma sooners. that year, u.s.c. was left out. i truly believed before this game is played, the associated press may give l.s.u. a share of the national title, regardless of the outcome of this game. if it's close, maybe not. if alabama wins big, perhaps it would be a sweesm but i think -- sweep. but i think the a.p. could have an agenda against the b.c.s. >> i think you're very right. i think the second time around is going to be better for alabama. i was at the lombardi awards the other night. upshaw and hightower have a chip on their shoulders. one of them thought they shoup won the award. >> this one will be played on the turf in l.a. but it should be one whale of a football game. that's right, football. that will do it for tonight. thanks for watching the "jeep postgame show." here's a look at what you'

duncan richardson is chief equity investment officer at eaton vance management, and he joins us this evening from that firm in boston. duncan, always niles to see you, welcome back. >> happy holidays, tom. >> tom: so if it isn't holiday shopping y is this season histor anything your estimation? >> well, i think we have to look back and view this as a very historic time. it's amazing the level of fear out there europe has been everything. we were worried from a year ago and people should be more encouraged about the steps taken there we think. >> tom: we should be earn couraged by what we have seen out of europe, just even today. what does that portend for the stock market direction, at least not new year as well as in the new year? >> well, i think the threat of chaos has reduced a bit. there's going to be problems there for years, i think. but that fear has caused people to lose focus on some of the great fundamentals that are going on. especially in the u.s. we see very good positive economic progress and lots of indicators pointing up in the u.s.. >> tom: but clearly it's a global