>> riverside, california. >> jimmy: riverside, california. our opponent tonight is resident celebrity expert, yehya. hello, yehya. >> hello, jimmy. >> jimmy: you can identify any celebrity. what? >> genius director. >> jimmy: what? >> director -- >> jimmy: the one coming up on the show later, mel brooks. >> i met him long time. >> jimmy: very good. you can see yehya is on top of his game. this is the screen of a famous person's phone. your job is to guess who this phone belongs to. you'll see three tiles, then you make a guess. our first clue is the map tile. and it says "chavez ravine." the second clue comes from the groupo on tile. 50% off two baseball game tickets. and our final clue, we'll look at our famous person's calendar tile. it says "pick up number 27 jersey from cleaners." it says "eat stadium hot dog." and finally it says "play ball." yehya, do you have a guess? >> ah -- snoop dogg? >> jimmy: it is not. cliff, do you have a guess? >> i'm going to go with matt kemp. >> jimmy: matt kemp is absolutely right! >> dicky: cliff will be

trucks are being loaded on to aircraft in riverside county. pg&e announced it's sending 100 workers to the zaft yefr zone to help in efforts. 150 others sent out this week. >> tensions running high among those affected by the hurricane. and the suburbs may have to wait for a week with a cold front coming up. death toll now stands at 97. 40 fatalities occurred in new york city. the damage could hit $50 billion, second only to hurricane katrina. >> dozens of red cross volunteers from the bay area in new york now helping with disaster relief. 50 volunteers on 10 day to three week missions servinging people displaced or without supplies thousands landed in new york providing relief and organization. >> we're working in logistics and immediate yachl we're working in what we call care and shelter and providing high duration and a safe place for people to be. we're looking to support that. >> disney and abc making monday a day of giving for victims of sandy. disney kicking things off with a $2 million donation to the american red cross. ux help by te

afghanistan is accused of recruiting three younger men living in los angeles, san bernardino and riverside county one served in the air force they were planning to unite in afghanistan while they plotted to kill americans and destroy u.s. targets overseas. if convicted, they face up to 15 years in prison. >>> mike up ahead to talk about whether the short dry spell is permanent or in between rain. >>> definitely had rain this morning in a few areas not all of us saw it not all of us will see rain out of this system. right now it is a little dry from this advantage point in emeryville towards san francisco. >>> the most dangerous toys on store shelves, how to make sure they don't end up under >>> sesame work -- workshop says elmo pup tear kevin clash has resigned. -- last week a man accused clash of having sex with him when he was a teenaged boy a charge clash denied. a day later the man recanted. sesame calling it a distraction that led to his decision to leave the show. >>> before you start holiday shopping, you might want to check out this year's list of potentially dangerous toys. this m

gold miners work by the riverside. walk over to them and then make a purchase. whenever i can i exchange for food i mean. has taken this road from his home city of osh in southern kyrgyzstan to the remote chut cul district many times the journey is long difficult and can be dangerous. i've covered the road from. all come down to the valley now compared to america this is like kurdistan's alaska people don't come here unless they really have to. and delmas certainly does have to he knows his efforts will pay off because an indian summer is the best time to buy the precious metal so mine is a preparing for the coming winter they'll need money for food clothing and vodka. i simply know this area in these people. this time of year the sheep and goats return from the past just because the rivers in those fields are the richest in gold. people have by downhill. by then they usually have about ten to fifteen grams each so i buy a lot of the time. about fifteen years ago geologist arrived here the senior geologist name was patrol rich and they discovered gold here at fi

afghanistan is accused of recruiting three younger men living in los angeles, san bernardino and riversideounty one served in the air force they were planning to unite in afghanistan while they plotted to kill americans and destroy u.s. targets overseas. if convicted, they face up to 15 years in prison. >>> mike up ahead to talk about whether the short dry spell is permanent or in between rain. >>> definitely had rain this morning in a few areas not all of us saw it not all of us will see rain out of this system. right now it is a little dry from this advantage point in emeryville towards san francisco. >>> the most dangerous toys on store shelves, how to make sure they >>> sesame work -- workshop says elmo pup tear kevin clash has resigned. -- last week a man accused clash of having sex with him when he was a teenaged boy a charge clash denied. a day later the man recanted. sesame calling it a distraction that led to his decision to leave the show. >>> before you start holiday shopping, you might want to check out this year's list of potentially dangerous toys. this morning 27th annual tr

. >> reporter: while the riverside police investigate the shooting the family was here for the viewing which ended moments ago. earlier tonight they called for justice in the death of their son. cries for justice. >> justice for a.j. >> reporter: as young and old shed tears. >> you fight for your mother and father and children's freedom. the least we can do is give him the justice he deserves. >> reporter: the corporal did not die on the battlefield but in california miles from his base in twenty-nine palms. the police say they killed him after he le fused to pull over and allegedly drove into an officer. >> this is unjust. you know, they used excessive force. there is no need to fire shots in the torso whether they hit him. >> reporter: in the mortuary the family mourned. >> it's very sad. we're mad. i'm really mad too. he was my first son. and you know, he was the one that was going to give me my first grandkids. >> reporter: the officers involved were on routine administrative leave as the investigation continues. the family is in the process of pursuing legal charges against the po

many people on toms riverside of the mainland, they haven't even been able to go over to the jersey shore and see what's left of their homes. and just yesterday, standing where i am, they stood for hours just hoping that maybe they could see what is left of their homes. they have been without power now for four days, and recovery for them could not come quickly enough. reporting live in toms river, new jersey, i'm danielle leigh. lynn, back to you. >> sure is. all right, danielle, thanks so much. >>> well, so many people are asking how they can help during this crisis, and one suggestion is to reach out to the red cross. here's how you can do it. you can text the red cross to 90999. that will automatically give a $10 donation that will appear on your phone bill. you can also go to redcross.org and donate through their website. you can also donate blood in your hometown at a blood drive. check with your local red cross office. >>> now for a look at your weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with your weather channel forecast. good morning, bill. >> look at the pictures and your jaw

fresno state number 19 and uc riverside 24. ucla extremely unhappy with this report, saying its police department also responds to off-campus calls so that makes the report invalid. >>> well, you'll certainly want to watch the weather report because it's changing this week. get out there and enjoy today, right? >> enjoy today what you can enjoy. we still have thick fog out there. as we head throughout the day today it's not going to be that warm either but it with will be dry in comparison to the next four to five days. so pockets of fog are starting to develop and thicken up in places like fairfield and napa. you want to travel cautiously. yesterday at this time we had zero visibility in san mateo and san francisco about 200 feet of visibility so you can see there is some improvement here. the fog, a lot of it, is not even touching the surface. you'll drive through patches as you make your way to work this morning. take it easy, you'll probably lose visibility at some point. the rain arrives as we head through tomorrow. tomorr

[applause] whether it's riverside county, whether it's los angeles, whether it's the central valley, whether it's the san francisco bay area secretary lahood has been responsible. he's been available for phone calls. he's listened to the reasons for projects and he has moved ahead. would you give him a big round of applause please. [applause] >> well, it's time to say a prayer. it's bottom of the ninth. they have two on and one out, so everybody -- if the giants win this i think they can win the series but they need to win this so let it happen please. i can't tell you how important i feel this project is. i also can't tell you how hard it is to build anything in san francisco, so this project must move ahead. i think commerce depends on it and i think people depend on it. nancy said it very well but let me just say what the ridership is expected to be. when this central subway opens in 2019 daily ridership along the third street line is estimated to be 43,700. this is expected to rise to 65,000 people per day in 2030. this project is estimated to have the second highest ridership pe

riverside, 24. ucla is disputing the findings, saying its police department also responds to offcampus calls, making that report invalid. >>> is it creative marketing or offensive? researchers are doing all they can to get your holiday shopping dollars. but some they one popular store is going too far. jean elle is at lululemon to explain. >> reporter: lululemon is wildly popular with yoga enthusiasts. but there's a window display that's attracting even more attention. some say it's a stretch. 'tis the season for holiday wind displays. most are bright and festive. one is raising eye browns. lululemon's window reads, good-bye camel toe. and hello, mistletoe. cue the nervous laughter and suggest the changes. >> as far as yoga pants go, what they're trying to do seems like it's a good idea. i would change the wording on the window. lululemon has a corner on the yoga-inspired market. one of its sellers is pants that never ride up. but the company has taken consumers down this road before. the caption, j

from afghanistan is accused of recruiting 3 younger men living in los angeles, san bernardino and riverside counties down south. fbi files indicate the 4 were planning to unite at al qaeda training camp with the intent of returning to the u.s. to commit terrorist acts. >> san jose police are appealing for help to get a wanted killer off the street. 20,000 dollar reward now offered for the capture of second man who took part in a string of weekend crimes. police have already arrested this man jonathan will banks who committed the crimes with this man. the 2 are caused of killing 22-year-old the man during attempted carjacking at 7-11. victims friends are asking the suspect to turn himself in. >> justice should be done and i hope the guy gets caught and serves life in prison. because that's not the way people should leave this earth. >>reporter: 2 gunmen also accused of robbing 4 businesses and wound ago police officer during a shoot out. that officer suffered just minor injuries. >> artist arrested at the oakland airport as we reported last week for carrying what looked like bomb materill no

gold miners work by the riverside. he will come over to them and then make a purchase. whenever i can i exchange for food and. has taken this road from his home city of austin southern kyrgyzstan to the remote district many times the journey is long difficult and can be dangerous.

san diego state ranks seventh, fresno state 19th, and uc riverside number 24.cla says its police department also responds to offcampus calls, making that report invalid. >>> the confetti is in question. investigators want to know why shredded confidential police documents were mixed in with the confetti during the famous macy's thanksgiving day parade. some of the small strips of paper raining down on that parade contained private information, including social security numbers, license plate numbers and addresses. there are even details about a motorcade for presidential nominee mitt romney. the documents came out of the long island police department. >> we're back in a moment with more. hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at

from afghanistan is accused of recruiting 3 younger men living in los angeles, san bernardino and riversideth. fbi files indicate the 4 were planning to unite at al qaeda training camp with the intent of returning to the u.s. to commit terrorist acts. >> san jose police are appealing for help to get a wanted killer off the street. 20,000 dollar reward now offered for the capture of second man who took part in a string of weekend crimes. police have already arrested this man jonathan will banks who committed the crimes with this man. the 2 are caused of killing 22-year-old the man during attempted carjacking at 7-11. victims friends are asking the suspect to turn himself in. >> justice should be done and i hope the guy gets caught and serves life in prison. because that's not the way people should leave this earth. >>reporter: 2 gunmen also accused of robbing 4 businesses and wound ago police officer during a shoot out. that officer suffered just minor injuries. >> artist arrested at the oakland airport as we reported last week for carrying what looked like bomb materials will not face charg

from afghanistan is accused of recruiting 3 younger men living in los angeles, san bernardino and riverside counties down south. fbi files indicate the 4 were planning to unite at al qaeda training camp with the intent of returning to the u.s. to commit terrorist acts. >> san jose police are appealing for help to get a wanted killer off the street. 20,000 dollar reward now offered for the capture of second man who took part in a string of weekend crimes. police have already arrested this man jonathan will banks who committed the crimes with this man. the 2 are caused of killing 22-year-old the man during attempted carjacking at 7-11. victims friends are asking the suspect to turn himself in. >> justice should be done and i hope the guy gets caught and serves life in prison. because that's not the way people should leave this earth. >>reporter: 2 gunmen also accused of robbing 4 businesses and wound ago police officer during a shoot out. that officer suffered just minor injuries. >> artist arrested at the oakland airport as we reported last week for carrying what looked like bomb materials w

of the ten top foreclosure markets in the entire country are here in the golden state i mean in riverside county one out of seventy three homes is in foreclosure now we're dealing with one of the biggest and most lucrative real estate markets here first of all so during the housing boom people got rich and it got really really broke once it fell but we can really look to settlement that happened just a few weeks ago with countrywide where there they had to deal out hundreds of millions of dollars after settling a lawsuit in which they were accused of really targeting minority borrowers and this is black and latino families who were unfairly targeted by the subprime mortgage lenders primarily countrywide here in california more than half of the foreclosures were black and latino families and just forty and forty eight percent were let the families alone so that's a big reason why the crisis hit especially hard here in california and according to this report from on three hundred thousand homeowners have benefited from this program overall so far getting an average it says eighty four thous

in a separate protest riverside conte deputies arrested six people for blocking traffic. >> now the mostamazing stat you will hear is that about 80% of wal-mart employees use food stamps. okay. you know what they do, it's an amazing thing. not only do they take it out of the employees but use the government to subsidize their business. in california the stunning fact they have 86 million a year, the taxpayers are providing for health care on just wal-mart employees and 144 million -- i'm sorry, much larger, 730 in taxpayer funded health care per employee we are funding in california. nearly 2,000 per wal-mart emmy ployee the taxpayers are paying and that gives us an advantage over mom and pop stores. >> think about the assumption of people who use food stamps it's always they are lazy individual who don't work hard. many of the people work 40 hours a week. why would you have -- you are workinga a futime job why aren't you getting paid enough money to take care of yourself. >> and they want hope to work on thanksgiving. the unions who created the weekend and child labor laws and created t

and uc riverside at 24. ucla is denying the fining, saying the police department also responds to offcampus calls, making this report invalid. >>> the next couple of days will be dicey with the weather dipping. but tonight some of the homeless population will get a hot meal and a warm dry place to sleep. three cold weather stations opened at 6:00 this evening. 275 shelter beds are now available in san jose. and in gilroy as well. and for the first time a portion of the beds will be allocated for the homeless living in encampments and also for veterans. the program will run through march. >>> get ready to clean out the rain gutters. let's bring in jeff ranieri with our monday forecast. >>> great advice to get out and get them ready for a series of storms across the bay area. today it was pleasant outside. we had sun finally make it out here in the early afternoon. 65 in san jose. also popped up to 62 in redwood city. we are currently under dry conditions in the 250 mile radius. but in advance of the series of

afghanistan is accused of recruiting three younger men living in los angeles, san bernardino and riversidenties one of the men served in the air force, the four were planning to unite in afghanistan while they plotted to kill americans and destroy u.s. targets overseas. if convicted they face up to 15 years. >>> natural gas explosion that ripped through indianapolis neighborhood november 10th, is now a homicide investigation. investigators believe the blast occurred in a vacant home killing a couple living next door, damaging dozens of homes. federal investigators offering a reward for information about a suspicious white van seen several times near the home that exploded $10,000 reward is being offered. >>> new television documentary suggests a death row inmate in florida may have been involved in the murders of o.j. simpson's ex-wife and her friend. the investigation shows it focuses on glen rogers convicted of killing women in florida and california rogers' family says he met nicole brown simpson in 1994 when he lived in southern california. he reportedly confessed to the brutal stabbin

charles payne on why he keeps his money in riverside park and pays squirrels to guard it. first, why is the city of swrur rick -- zurick? i don't know, but you had me at sex box. you are watching fnc so stick around. smie it is a drive in -- >>> it is a drive in for sin. zurich is hoping to move sex off the streets and into sex boxes. it will start for prostitutes and their johns. a row of garage with walls for privacy and easy access for cars. >> they are in an industrial neighborhood and allowing the government to control the coldest profession. that should have said oldest. prostitutes will be required to take out medical insurance and buy a license, and they will have to put $5 into a road side machine when they clock inment inment -- clock in. let's check in with the zurich pup poe box. -- puppy box. i wasn't watching. sherrod, so they have to register, they have to pay $5 to the machine. >> sounds right. >> these are not the prostitutes we grew up with. >> no, these are like -- but it is still a prostitute is a prostitute. you don't look a gift prostitute in the mout

and another man from riverside. the four of these men all wanted to join the taliban. >> they discussed wanting to join the taliban and ultimately graduating to joining al-qaeda, who they referred to as the professors. >> as part of al-qaeda, the f.b.i. alleges they wanted to blow up american sites, kill american soldiers and cause mayhem. >> shep: they only talked about this. they didn't do anything. what do we know about the f.b.i. informant? >> the interesting thing about the f.b.i. informant is they had the f.b.i. stopped these guys before it happened. they won't say whether this guy flipped on them or was he someone that found out about them and went to the f.b.i they haven't discussed how this fifth person got involved with the group. but it's very clear he was involved from very early on. he tried to get them to change their mind on a number of occasions and every time it's said, according to the f.b.i. allegations, that the men wouldn't do it. he was paid $250,000 for turning them in. >> adam housley. >> she

. >>> riverside county slaughter house today agreed to pay the u.s. humane society half billion dollars. that's the largest settlement on record in an animal abuse case. it settles the civil suit accusing west land hallmark meat of butch ering sick cow and selling the beef to the national school lunch program. slaughter house was exposed in 2008 by undercover video shot by animal rights activists. that led to the largest meat recall in u.s. history. symptoms only symbolic. west land hallmark meat is bankrupt and shut down. >> california high speed rail project will continue as scheduled. june turned down an attempt by farmers to stop the project in the central valley. that's where the first segment is scheduled to break ground next summer. however capitol correspondent annette explains the legal fight here is still far from over. >>reporter: future of california controversial 800 mile, 68 billion dollar high speed rail project hinges on the outcome of lawsuit filed by farmer water district and other opposing interests in the central valley. that's whe

the military loaded the utility trucks into giant cargo planes at the air base in riverside county. they will help restore electricity and humanitarian aid to the storm victims. >>> and we are proud to announce that our parent company cbs corporation has contributed $1 million to the american red cross. in addition, cbs corporation will match any contributions made by its employees to any sandy-related relief effort by making an additional contribution to the american red cross. >>> four days before election day president obama and mitt romney are campaigning in swing states. cbs reporter danielle nottingham shows us that they have their own spin on the new jobs report. >>> reporter: armed with the latest jobs numbers, president obama and republican rival mitt romney are battling it out over the economy. >> and unless we change course, we may well be looking at another recession. >> we have made real progress. but we are here today because we know we have more work to do. >> reporter: employers added 171,000 jobs in october. but with more americans looking for work, the unemployment

ramon >> caller: hey, jim, boo ya, baby, calling you from riverside county but born and raised in the san fernando valley. i'm a frequent watcher, jim. thank you for all that you do. >> thank you for that. that is a -- go ahead >> caller: my question is with the recent news of a possible takeover on walter energy, what is your stance, sir, on the possible buy on the stock. >> i cannot recommend anyone buying stock on a takeover basis when i think the fundamentals are not going the right way. the fundamentals are not going the right way. let's go back to florida. bart in florida. bart. >> caller: yes, jim, i really enjoy your program. i see where the earnings on tether pharmaceuticals has been reduced. i wonder what you think the future of the stock looks like. >> sunshine that stock was down about 1.70 when that news came out between 7:30 and quarter of 8 and it rallied hard. to up 13 cents. my take is this. i don't like it. i think it can go to 42. and then sell sell sell. okay. keep an eye on sunday's "meet the press" for yours truly. of course treasure secretary geithner to tell us

versailles and the senate struggled over whether or not the united states should ratify the treaty of riverside this is in the second term it ends the first cold war and the treaty does more than and the war is designed to create a postwar settlement, some sort of a world that will be more stable and will never leave ever again and of course we know they failed but with the treaty does is create a league of nations so it is in fact wilsons brainchild. none of the other negotiators at the oversight peace conference had an interest but will send did. but it's not truly productive will send. to give an example to other people that supported the league, the roosevelt and william howard taft, wilson's opponent in the election the two recent republicans in the united states, so he was well within the mainstream of american foreign policy. they believed in it but he's the negotiator and he gets part of the treaty and then he comes back to the united states and the senate has to ratify them. 96 members and 80 of them have said that the one the united states to ratify the treaty and join the league of n

fresno state 19 and uc riverside number 24. now, ucla not too happy with this report. it's downplaying the findings saying its police department also responds to off campus calls, which would make this report invalid. >>> it's 5:49. coming up, a play on words or just plain rude? a christmas window display that's raising some eyebrows. >>> and the social spokesperson who should have known better makes a big mistake on facebook. we'll take a look coming up. [ male announcer ] this december, remember -- you can stay in and share something... ♪ ♪ ...or you can get out there with your friends and actually share something. ♪ the lexus december to remember sales event is on, offering some of our best values of the year. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> welcome back, everyone. taking a live look outside. san francisco this morning. see the flag bill owing in the wind just a little bit. we're going to have a clear day ahead we want to take advantage of. you need to get out and about, hang those christmas lights perhaps in the afternoon, rain is coming. we'll check the for

the federal complaint that was unveiled, unsealed yesterday in riverside court really detailed what they to do. according to the complaint, three of the men planned flying to afghanistan to meet for training and meetings with al qaeda and the taliban. now, kabir allegedly claimed he made contact with people who had connections to terrorist organizations. the fbi learned much of what was allegedly being planned through a confidential source who wore a recording device. but the men also used social media to communicate with each other, allegedly talking about bombing u.s. military bases overseas and government buildings, all according to the complaint willing to commit violent jihad. now, if convicted these suspects are looking at 15 years in a federal prison. i'm toni guinyard, reporting live from westwood. laura, back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. >>> right now we have breaking news out of israel where a knife and ax-wielding israeli man attacked a security guard there at the u.s. embassy in tel aviv. that happened this morning. the guard was slightly injured in the leg b

we could elect the nation's first gay man of color from riverside, california.s that are not just -- it's not like west hollywood or the village. those are places that look like the rest of the country. and they'll be electing -- and probably -- you know, sean maloney in new york could win. we could see six or seven openly gay members of congress in the next congress. >> bill: plus three states affirmatively adopt marriage equality. >> maine, maryland and washington. >> bill: karl frisch in studio with us as a "friend of bill." your calls. who do you think is going to win today by how many? we're talking about the presidency, by how many electoral votes? of course, the "full court press" on election day 2012. >> announcer: get out and vote! it's that simple. this is the "full court press." the "bill press show," on your radio and on current tv. the troops love me. >>only on current tv. dose of politics from a fresh perspective. >>i'm a slutty bob hope. the troops love me. >>only on current tv. [ forsythe ] we don't just come up here for the view up in alaska. it

we got our own district in riverside.have a new congressman -- openly gay teacher. >> marc satano. >> we worked for him. he's a gem. show him the ropes and get him at the right lunch tables because he can do a lot of things. >> you know what? i'm going to see him today and tell him that. i was out there campaigning for him so he's already a friend and we've absolutely embraced him and we'll do everything that you just said. >> bill: when i was democratic state chair of california, he was a member of the executive committee. >> oh. >> bill: i worked closely with him fet. he was one of our most powerful people and helpful people in southern california. >> that's great. >> bill: another point? >> the other point i had was scott brown, john kerry susan rice, the whole thing. ed marquis i heard from a friend of mine who knows people. he's actually considering the run if it comes up. he's been talking about it for awhile. >> bill: okay. ed marquee is a great -- duval patrick, even if scott brown were to run there's no -- >> tha

we got trouble in riverside county, california. four people have been charged. a fellow from the philippines and mexico as well. and they were charged with getting ready to be part of jihad in afghanistan. one of the men, 34 years old, the oldest, has been detained in afghanistan. the others charged here in california. it was based on a sting operation involving a confidential informant. f.b.i. joint terrorist task force in southern california. these folks were going to target practice. they were going to paint ball practice. they were talking about whether their interests in suicide bombing was c-4 or on the line as a sniper. and how much money they had to get to get to afghanistan. they were shaving their heads and taking off their beards and/or mustaches to be clean cut so they didn't arouse suspicion. based on the complaint of the f.b.i. and a 77-page affidavit, this was a full-blown effort conspiring to go to afghanistan to kill americans and others and blow up american facilities. >> brian: police see khalid sheikh mohammed in jail, they think we're out of

and lastly, apartment six at 240 riverside boulevard for a mere $75 million. street" straight ahead. >>> president obama's fiscal cliff puts the focus on another company. we want to listen into what the ceo had to say about the cliff. >> i think we have to rise above all of the partisan rhetoric that we've been talking about. what we're talking about here is a fiscal cliff as a math problem. we have solved bigger problems as a nation in the past. i'm 100% confident we'll have a deal by the end of the year and gdp growth will be above 4% next year. >> congressman jim gerlach represents the district next door to where the president will be today. yesterday we had speaker boehner come on national television and say the president needs to stop campaigning. here he is yet again today going basically to your part of the country. how does that feel? >> he's going to be up in southeastern pennsylvania near where my legislative district is. i think the president ought to get off the campaign bus and get into the conference room with the speaker and the other congressio

ron in riverside, illinois. it's your turn. please go ahead. >> caller: yes. i have to say, i stumbled monday by let today. i normally would be watching the chicago bears' camp, but i have been staying with this program for the last couple hours now. >> host: the bears are way ahead. you need to worry. >> thank you for that update. i was going to say, i did kate's h. w. kranz lecture yesterday on ulysses grant's. and, cap the tv channel on the same network. gramm kind of concurs of what you're saying, how that if we did not fight the civil war when we did we probably would be still fighting more wars between the broken up country at the time. you know, grant being also on the same page with lincoln knew that it would be an all-out war. there could really be no compromise after the war broke out. i was amazed, especially with spielberg coming in with the movie about lincoln. lincoln really is still kind of a misunderstood man. and don't know if it's because of the sanitized versions we get from grammar school through high school. but lincoln really is such an i