we also have two new senate leaders, robert byrd and robert boehner. by the way, i'm an honorary member of the west virginia state society. i have worked for robert byrd and rockefeller. byrd iniface to face with writing this book. as many of you know, senator byrd was truly a remarkable story. the senate has always had its share of wealthy people, but it has also had people that have come from ordinary circumstances or from poverty. no one ever can further than robert byrd. he was born in north carolina. his mother died shortly after his birth. he was raised by his mother's sister. he was renamed robert carlyle byrd. he grew up on the edge of poverty. his rise was astonishing. he was driven primarily by this incredible will that he had and nursed for education. -- thirst for education. he was embarrassed to did not finish college, so he finished law school instead. he went on and on. the idea of senator byrd as majority leader of the senate is quite remarkable. he came into the senate with the great class of 1958. they set the foundation for what i ca

but massachusetts may not buy a book on robert byrd, but they would on robert kennedy. people in california may not buy a book on robert byrd, but they may buy a book on presidents. there is written on the back, i hope this book is a must read about robert byrd and the american presidency. baker caught what i was trying to convey. i was trying to make byrd appealed to the people outside of west virginia. another objective is important insights into each presidential administration. historians portray the happy days and everybody liked ike. when you read my chapter, you read when robert byrd is trying to help west virginia. miners were out of work and byrd was trying to help the state. since the farewell address, there has been talk about the industrial complex. it took me eight years to realize there was an industrial complex. but anyway, the kennedy administration talked about how they worked together. not one book mentions this. a johnson-nixon administrations, think about this. you have a liberal democrat, johnson, and the other was a conservative republican, nixon.

when lyndon johnson calls robert kennedy. these are two men who have hated each other all their lives. at the time kennedy is having lunch he had a house in virginia, a big white old house, there is a long green lawn that goes down to a swimming pool and robert kennedy is sitting at table with robert morgan who had been the u.s. attorney for new york, and two things happen simultaneously. all of a sudden the house was being repainted, there was a guard on the latter painting and all of a sudden hes the short wave transistor radio, comes down the ladder and starts to run towards us as fast as he can add at that moment the telephone rings on the table on the other side of the swimming pool and ethel kennedy gets up and says to robert kennedy it is j. edgar hoover and cougar telling robert kennedy that his brother had been hit and was probably killed. we know on this plane johnson went in to president kennedy's bedroom, made a call to robert kennedy. he asks him for the details of being sworn in and the exact wording of the oath

please join me in welcoming robert draper.

roberts wore a ballistics vest that carried ammo, and a hockey-style mask. that grisly image, different than the one released yesterday,

- robert. robert, hey. robert, i'm dead glad to see you. how are you? i'm fine. is this a bad moment to call? no! no. little lady had a bit of lock-out problem last night. i helped her out. i was just checking that everything was hunky-dory. - is it? - yeah. now. ( sighs ) now use your magic mobile and get in touch with robert. he had a friend once who kept tortoises and terrapins. sam, i think his name was. describe those neck markings to him. see what he says. you don't believe your cousin, mrs. wainthropp. illogical things bother me geoffrey. kate said children paint the necks, but the first sight of a paintbrush, a tortoise would put his head in, and all that hoo-ha about me singing a solo with the choir and kate not there. i think something is going on tomorrow night and i need to put my mind at rest. i'll be pleased to make the call mrs. wainthropp. - i thought you might be. - ( chuckles ) now, you better go in. you don't want to be late for choir practice. ( chuckles ) well, what do you think? it's strong stuff. are you sure of your facts? oh, yes. two sep

. >> those who knew him say jake roberts was a friendly and upbeat person. not at all the anti-social loner so often involved in this type of random violence. abc's tahman bradley has more, now, from washington. >> reporter: police are revealing a baffling portrait of the man responsible for the chaos inside a packed portland shopping mall. the man behind the mask, police say, is 22-year-old jacob tyler roberts, who using an ar-15 semiautomatic rifle, killed 54-year-old cindy ann yuille, and 45-year-old steven forsyth. a third victim, 15-year-old kristina shevchenko was seriously wounded. >> this was a heartbreaking tragedy, by any standard. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out what triggered the brutal attack. unlike other rampages, roberts, they say, did not leave behind signals his life had gone off-course. in fact, he had no history of serious trouble. >> we do not understand the motive of this attack. >> reporter: roberts' ex-girlfriend, hannah sansburn, told abc news that roberts quit his job, sold all his belongings and said he was moving to h

reporting live. >>> thank you, robert. let's go ahead and bring in on the telephone a chancellor at san jose city college. chancellor, are you with us? we're expecting to hear from --. >> you got it. do you have a life --. >> i apologize. that was robert. we're waiting to hear from chancellor rita. chancellor, are you with us. >> yes, i'm here. >> thank you for joining us again. i know you've been helping us on channel 2 with your coverage, as well. can you give us the latest? what's the situation there at your campus. >>> i believe the report you've just stated is fairly accurate. police are still doing the floor-by-floor check. as you know, it's a collaboration by our san jose -- our own campus police, san jose community college district campus police and san jose police department. they are doing a floor-by-floor check. there has not been anyone identified or apprehended, and as indicated, we responded immediately to a message -- text message that there was a -- a gunman at the technology facility so we take all this ex

he was never mean to anybody. >> reporter: tammy roberts, roberts aunt who raised him, also has no answersderstanding or explanation for her son's behavior. she's very sad and wants everyone to know she's so sorry what jake did and it's so out of his character. >> reporter: sunny hostin, abc news, new york. >> just to reiterate, police believe and authorities believe he stole the gun that he used in the rampage. they searched his home and car, but ex-girlfriend, she had been with him a year, his mother -- not his biological mother, his aunt, said completely out of character. his girlfriend texted him over the weekend. he was supposed to go to hawaii. did you make it safely? he said he got drunk and missed his flight. she doesn't even know if he bought a ticket. >> she said something chilling too. she says, i don't understand. i was just with him. i just talked to him. i didn't believe it was him at all. not one part of me believed it. you get a sense of how stunned she was. there was just never a sign this was a violent person. maybe going through a tough time. never a sense that he was ca

so much concern though here about the health of robert griffin iii. he said he's had an ac l before, doesn't feel like an acl. confident he's going to be playing next week. we don't really know anything until he has an mri on that knee expected to take place tomorrow. so in his steed comes kirk cousins, another rookie quarterback who was perfect and then a couple other rookies step up and basically win the game for the redskins who improve to 7-6 on this year after four straight wins. ravens and redskins fans have been trash talking all week long. let's pick it up in the fourth quarter. ravens up by eight. rg3 taking it outside, finds some room. the big hit. griffin's he just gets hammered. he leaves the game, comes back in, but would have to exit for good. in comes backup quarterback kirk cousins. the redskins drive down the field and check out cousins here. hooked it up with pierre for the late touchdown. then he runs in the two-point conversion himself, and we're headed to overtime. after a defensive stop, a 64-yard richard crawford punt return, th

- robert wainthropp.e echo. ( buzzes ) - oh, you're the reporter. - yes. ( seagulls squawking ) so i said to my husband-- oh, he's at work in case you're wondering. "well, having the roof sprayed from the inside seems a good idea." styroprotek protect were giving a good discount, and i always like a good discount. uh, sorry, sorry not--not so fast. my pencil's on fire. so this company, styroprotek, sprayed this plastic stuff all over your loft as insulation and protection? yes. well, it was fine at first. cost a few hundred. but what's money when it comes to your house? how much exactly? £417.67. is that exact enough? yes, thank you. when did the trouble start? well, i said to my husband "there's a funny, musty smell coming from somewhere." and when we went up to the loft to look, the plastic stuff was eating its way into the structure of our house. there was rain coming in. that was the smell...damp! ugh. we were devastated. it cost tom a lot of lettuce to have it put right. lettuce? money, lettuce. "a l

the longest living senator in history, robert died in -- robert byrd died in 2010. hear from two of his staffers. >> the first speaker is ira shapiro. author of "the last great senate." he played important roles in foreign intelligence surveillance and the completing of the metrorail system. during the clinton administration, he served as a leading u.s. trader and earned the rank of staffman. -- ambassador. he was described as an antidote and he promised to deliver. he practiced international trade law and washington. on behalf of the west virginia state society, i would like to introduce ira shapiro. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for the kind introduction. thank you to the society for giving me the chance to be here. thanks to mike who did so much to organize the event. he is an old friend. thank you, mike. i'm delighted to be here today with corbin. -- david corbin. we have two books that talk about robert byrd from different perspectives. my book is basically about the senate and the last great senate as i refer to it. senator byrd was the majority leader du

>> robert jones. >> robert jones? >> uh-huh. am i not supposed to be on the tracks?> no, that's not the problem right now. what's your address? >> i don't have an address. i'm at the hotel. we're working on houses and stuff like that, roofing. >> the police officer seems to believe the man's story, that he's a roofer staying at a nearby motel. but he's not 100% sure and questions the man further. it turns out the man is mcnair, the exact person the police are looking for. but the smooth-talking criminal is able to fool the cop. the man tells the police officer that he has a brother who can back up his claims. >> call my little brother, man. >> all right. let me just verify. he says his brother is staying at the motel. let me verify that. if so, i'll just cut him loose. all right, thanks. >> but the officer never checks, and instead, seems to take a casual attitude. >> you know the bad thing about it? you're matching up to him. >> that sucks, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> the officer notices the man's legs are scraped. >> did you go through a brier patch or something? >> ye

robert work. something very important had happened between the nominations of rehnquist and scully at 86 and nomination of work and 87. in the midterm elections, the democratic retaking control of the united states senate. so the chairman of the judiciary committee was no longer strom thurmond, but was instead a young senator from delaware named joseph haydn. eitan engineered bork's record and to his credit, perhaps to his regret engaged senators and discussions of how he felt about the issues and it became clear he got the civil rights act was a monstrous thing an individual choice beauty that there is no such thing as a right to privacy and the senate by a vote of 582942 site to conservatives than he was voted down an ronald reagan nominated instead to anthony kennedy, who certainly no liberal, but no robert work either and he has had a long and distinguished career as now the swing vote on the court. and that's sad, that really set the rehnquist years at the court, which i've read about in my l

mates share the story with the teacher he said that roberts mother sometimes disciplined her son with more than just words of wisdom in the form of a question i was summoned to school to pick up my son's homework and while i was in school they came to our house to remove him from our home in other words they made me leave on purpose once i realized something was wrong i rushed back to see a car driving on. the police that robert was sent down in front of a police officer and started on soaring questions why did you hear so we can talk some of what is your name robert run tyler we go now i would like to ask you several questions about your life at home and your mother well sometimes we have arguments with my mum but on the whole everything is ok let's agree that you will tell only the truth i only tell the truth. i'll get there when they brought me there the policeman asked me many times does your mum abuse you should be you up my said no she doesn't ask you are you. after the interview robert was taken in by an orphanage mostly welcome to the intensive treatment care unit and this is

finland for two years i worked she started then i met my future husband and children of two words robert was born all the time we lived in a house of our own and dreamed that it would be studying english class. did join an english language class as a good school where staff paid close attention to their students and then one of his classmates shared the story with the teacher he said that robert's mother sometimes disciplined her son with more than just words levels will score a wash i was summoned to school to pick up my son's homework and while i was in school they came to our house to remove him from our home in other words they made me leave on purpose once i realized something was wrong i rushed back to see a car driving on. the. robot was sat down in front of a police officer and started on soaring questions i know why did you here so we can talk some of what is your name robert run tele we go now i would like to ask you several questions about your life at home and your mother well sometimes we have arguments with my mum but on the whole everything is ok. let's agree that you will

okay. >> the parole hearing for robert was interesting in that robert believed every time he might have he felt very hopeful. he'd been turned down many times before, so he obviously carried that realism with him, but i think there was a piece of him that thought maybe this could be the time i get set free. well, what are your thoughts, feelings about the whole thing? >> well, the way he was talking, he may give a good report. so things may go my way this time. >> what's your main goal right now, robert? >> getting back on the street. going back to work. let my wife sit back for a while. >> i'm hoping this time it will go through. because things are going a little bit different than it has in the past times. i done got everything prepared where we can have a little time together and everything. we've got a lot of time to make up for. >> the wait would continue. teter was once again denied parole. he will most likely not leave holman until his 30-year sentence is complete. >> i have two daughters. i like at it from that perspective. do i want these people around my family? no. but there

robert o'sullivan/capitán de policía :04:00 you know, they made extraordinary decisions, and they madehe right decisions and they got that small child to the hospital.. este capitn en el distrito de bayview dijo la decisin de los oficiales de suministrar primeros auxilios y el haber transportado al beb al hospital inmediatament e le salvaron la vida. otros policas encontraron a la madre del beb a corta distancia, y tambin la llevaron al hospital donde se encuentra en condicin estable.. an se desconocen las circunstancias del nacimiento, y quien era el hombre que sostena a la criatura. s.o.t. robert o'sullivan/capitán de policía 18;25 we often times deal with juvenile and adult victims, but very rare is it that we interact with a victima that it is literally minutes old. el capitn dijo que en el distrito bayview suelen lidiar con vctimas adultas, o adolescentes, pero muy rara vez con vctimas de minutos de nacido..

the sheriff says the gun used in the shooting was stolen from someone roberts new. john blackstone, clackamas mall, portland, oregon. >>> yesterday software big wig john mcafee was in a jail. he awaits in a hotel this morning on a ritzy beach. mcafee arrivinged in miami last night. he had gone there, running from police in belize where he was wanted for questioning in a murder. mcafee says he's not worried about being sent back to belize, and he'd be glad to answer questions in an american court. >> if i'm in an american court, there's nothing they have that will send me back. i have evidence about the corruption and harassment beginning with the attack on my property. of course, i'm not worried. i'd be happy to go before a judge, just not belize. >> police say no arrest warrant has been issued for mcafee. >>> a mega concert from the boss to bon jovi. some of the biggest rock stars in the world got together at new york's madison square garden to help hurricane victims. this is the "morning news." s." [ female announcer ] born from the sweet monk fruit, something thi

robert waxman: entering here."a special deliiery... playoff shirts..."from robert waxman...o babaabooies in federal hhll.confidence comes quick to robeet.robert waxman: .opening ddor 42.50 "i just delivered the playoff shirtt: back to back, cause we're gonna do it. we're goiiggto the suppr bowl this year."a super bowl would be welcome news at printing shops.fred "everyone has one thought in mind, and that's football. theee's nnthing else to think &pabout."even iffsketicism is still in the air....robert that we're goinn all the wayy" in baltimore, paul gessler, fox45 news at ten. straight ahead... smartphones and tablets increase in popular. tryinggtoollre customers back. - 3((break 3)) & tt say p-c's analysts say p-c's are drrpping in popularity as people replace uus hat p-c makers are doing s (nats hello i'm a mac, 'm a pc) in 2012 the pc went rom being thh butt of jokee- (nats i'm into doing fun stuff liie &pmoviessmusic podcats tuff pike that-i'm also into fun stuff like time sheets spreadsheets and pie charts) a&to suffering the ulttmate indignity; being left or dead the

>> investigators say the gun and was 22 year-old jacob roberts.ey mask shooting an ar-15 semiautomatic rifle they say he had stolen tuesday from someone he knew. they don't know yet how many rounds he fired. the bullets killed two people a 54 year-old cindy yoli and 45 girls stephen foreside a father to the coast use boards. a third victim christinas and then go is still in hospital. the county sheriff calls it a heartbreaking tragedy at ads >> we need to all be very people that this incident was not worse. >> one reason he says law enforcers were on the scene with one minute after the first 911 calls. >> there's one person say man with a rifle and the food court and he shooting people. >> and other reason is there says robert reich will jam when he fired in the food court. though he later fixed it, people had more time to escape. officials say an early investigation shows roberts had no significant criminal in history. they say roberts shot himself in a mall removing the chance for him and asked how he could do this. most people knew dick roberts

robert griffin, iii is their leader but they play as a team. morris was a great back.hey look good. >> what about the cowboys next weekend. >> they are playing add redskins so home field advantage. we are bumped up and confident. >> reporter: some spouses let their significant others shop while they eyeballed the game. some were here to finish the last plant holiday shopping. >> is santa coming to your house? >> no. >> been a naughty boy this year. >> reporter: redskins fever was evident everywhere, especially after rg3 and the gang eked out a win. >> i came out here because the redskins won and i wanted to do a little shopping, my victory latch. >> reporter: others were in a long line to take the kids to see santa. >> i want a bright light pillow and some other stuff. >> what are you going to ask for. >> a helicopter and a batman tower and a gold fish and bright blades. >> consumers may be nervous about the fiscal cliff and the possibility of tax increases and spending cuts. with time running out to reach a deal, lawmakers are finger pointing about the lack of progres

narrator: by 1986, robert joffrey was planning several ambitious works for his repertoire including a restaging of another diaghilev classic, nijinsky's "le sacre du printemps." he also continued to bring in new contemporary choreographers, like laura dean. at the same time, though joffrey was confronting a new challenge beyond his control an illness he was desperate to conceal. watts: rob was always rallying during his illness and always fighting back. and always very eager not to get sicker. and it was not being spoken of as a.i.d.s. -- i knew it was. we were in the middle of the epidemic of a.i.d.s. many of the dancers from the joffrey ballet had died of it earlier. consoer: i don't think bob wanted people to know he had a.i.d.s. and the hospital, obviously, cooperated. and the newspapers also. in those days, i guess you didn't talk about it so much. migdoll: if you're a close friend or family member, you never accept that death will finally come. that somehow some miraculous way, something's going to turn around. man: and we were really happy in l.a. when mr. joffrey came to the p

he and his son robert also founded politico.ight, my personal thoughts and all of our thoughts at abc go to barbara and the whole family as we salute joe allbritton. >>> and finally here, it is our made in america christmas, as "world news" issues a challenge to everyone to tell us something great you are buying this holiday, made right here at home. you've already answered the call with some amazing ideas and our made in america champion, david muir, is here to tell us what they are. >> reporter: tonight, in every corner of the country, viewers on the hunt. >> we're in. >> i'm in. >> we're in. >> we're in! >> are you? >> reporter: it's part of his homework. >> i'm a seventh grader at crestville middle school. >> reporter: his entire class. >> we're in! >> reporter: pastor bill at grace presbyterian church in ohio, with a divine idea. >> now, i'm in. what about you? >> we're in! >> reporter: viewers discovering there are great american finds, if you just look. >> hi, david. >> reporter: this is linda from georgia with her southe

it's the next man up if robert cannot go against cleveland next weekend. that's kirk cousins.was 2-2 for 26 yards, a touchdown and the game tying two-point conversion. from fedex field lindsay murphy, fox 5 news. >>> coming up the giants with the skins on their heels strive to maintain their one-game lead in the nfc east with a home game against the saints. stay with us. if the politicians in washington negotiate a bad deal on the budget and deficit, what do you think will happen to medicare and medicaid benefits? and to our coverage? cutting hundreds of billions of dollars from medicare and medicaid will short change the people who need it the most. so if you don't want seniors to come up empty. call sen. warner and tell him don't make a bad deal that cuts our care. >>> welcome back to sawn samples it's nissan sports xtra. >>> a new orleans -- welcome back to nissan sports xtra. a new orleans tie would mean giants rookie david wilson on the kickoff return, lots of room up the middle for the virginia tech rookie, best move he makes. wilson goes the distance, 97 yards for the t

roberts has no police record, but his mother had seen his life going wrong for years. on her my space web page, he complained of his drug use and refusal to talk to her. in 2008, she wrote, i really thought he was growing up to be a man, and i'm afraid my son will end up in jail before he gets a clue. >> investigators say the rifle roberts used was stolen that day from someone he knew. >>> well, they devoted their lives to their faith. but a group of east bay nuns are also devoted crime fighters, turns out, and the fbi is taking notice. the fremont-based sisters of the holy family have been working for years to stop human trafficking. they support a number of local agencies that reach out to exploited women and children. they also partner with the fbi to find help and resources for those victims. >> i need the fbi, because of the work that i'm doing. the fbi needs us because we're that link to the community. >> today the fbi honored the sisters with a prestigious community leadership award. and the pope is now tweeting. he sent seven messages so far. the first one said

the last two weeks the talk around the park has been robert griffin, iii will only play with speed. his rushing line read two carries 4 yards. lindsay murphy has more from philly. >> reporter: robert griffin, iii was back in action today following clearance last night to play on his injured right knee for the first time in two weeks. granted it was a limited version of the rg3 this team is used to. mont he got the job done in a different -- nonetheless he got the job done in a different way. >> i felt like myself out there. >> reporter: wearing a brace on his sprained right nye rg3 was limited in run -- knee rg3 was limited in running accounting for two carries and 4 yards, but he made up for his lack of mobility with his arm throwing two touchdown passes and amassing 198 yards through the air. >> i thought he did an ex had not job coming back and not -- did an excellent job come back and not having the reps last week and being able to do what he did today. >> it's not abbreviated with a running quarterback before that or whatever else anyone else wants to say. they call me quarterb

is the president of the robert f.center. welcome to you both. i ran into kerry backstage at a show on broadway. you talked to me and said your viewers would love this i started to look at the offerings i want half of this stuff. first talk about the center and where the money goes. >> well, this is the rfk center --. liz: we have breaking news. we'll get back to it in a second. adam shapiro on the treasury. >> it involves aig. the u.s. treasury is announcing public offering for all its remaining common stock in aig. the treasury department says after the remaining 234.2 million aig shares it will still hold warrants to purchase aig common stock. liz, back to you. liz: we'll be watching as the stock trends down a bit in after-hours. what you were saying about the center and where the money people will bid on? >> this is to carry forward robert kennedy he is unfished work. this is for schools across the country and around the world and teaching kids about stopping bullying and human rights. we do grassroots human rights

what else are you finding out about jacob roberts? you know, everybody is questioning what was the motive here? >> good morning. investigators have not found anything in terms of a violent history or criminal past, but if you look at his facebook page, you will see a slogan that said "follow your dreams" with the word canceled stamped over it. then the reports that he was telling friends that he inherited a bunch of money and was planning to move to hawaii, nothing of which is grounded in truth. still everyone seems so genuinely shocked that the kid they remember as a popular student in high school could be capable of committing such an atrocity. here's what his ex-girlfriend told abc. >> this is the last thing i would have ever expected. especially from him. he was just too sweet. never mean to anybody. >> reporter: we are getting a better sense of the two people he killed. 45-year-old steven forsythe, father of two, a respected executive, and 42-year-old cindy yule. >> cindy was an amazing hospice nurse. she helped others transition

they her family knew roberts well and they trusted her to care for sierra. the grandmother says she thought of roberts as her own daughter. >> the love she needed from my family, she got it. she calledme momma so many times. she didthat in front of her own mother. >> while roberts was given the opportunity to participate in a state program but she opted out of it. >> she wanted to come over to this prison because tlfgs opportunities for work -- there was opportunities for working and other experiences she might not get, however in doing that, she lost some very good treatment that could be beneficial and she offered no explanation whatsoever as to her behavior to cause this child's death. >> although robert's parole was denied the board recommended cognitive therapy for her. >> a dundalk family losz everything in a fire right before the holidays. neighborsare pitching in to help out. two children were in the home when it went up into flames. the kids escaped and. the causeof the fire is still under investigation. you can donate clothes and shoes to help out

we're going to leave you with the last word, robert gibbs.nk you very much for being on the show. >> thank you. >> best of luck to you. >> thank you. >> chuck todd, thank you as well. >>> coming up, we'll talk to republican senator bob corker and republican congressman tom cole about the state of negotiations. >>> and up next, secretary hillary clinton has a serious health scare as she's hospitalized with a blood clot. we'll have a live report on her condition next. we'll be right back with much more "morning joe." i have lost 101 lbs on weight watchers online. i just got started and i'm like "hey, that first 20 came off, well it wasn't too hard at all." i love breads. you can still eat bread. i love my sweets. i can still have a cookie on weight watchers. i love the barcode scanner. occasionally, i'll use it at the bar. of course! that's what it's for, right? bar code. oh i think i'm never going there again. i feel healthy. and just...young again. [ female announcer ] weight watchers online. the power of weight watchers completely online. jo

robert griffin the third -- robert griffin iii but all in perspective. >> i was 9 years old in 1999. i stand before you at 22 and the redskins are nfc champions. to me, it is incredible. this is the first time the redskins had a chance since 1999. we did it in one year. the sky is the limit for this team, not only this year, but in the future. >> next up for the redskins, the seattle seahawks. that game is sunday at 4:30 at fedex field. >> rg3 even at less than his best leads the redskins to new levels. hobbling around on one leg, he still rushed for touchdowns. -- a touchdown. the redskins turned it around. third quarter rgiii, a standoff and he brings it in himself. he is faster than everybody even with are hurting me. fourth quarter, a four point lead, and alfred morris did a ton of work on the day. 200 yards, two touchdowns. he was the ndp for many in that game. tony romo, classic, picked off. 28-18, they wear in the nfc east title crown. >> the main thing for our football team is that they are not satisfied where -- with where we are at. that was our first goal. only one team is

roberts is supposed to save -- roberts was supposed to say that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states and then on, repeats, but instead of saying those words he said, but i will execute the office of president to the united states faithfully. so then barack obama stopped, paused, smiled, as if to say come on. this is my big day. you have to get this right. unfortunately he did not get it right and then obama even later repeated some of robbers mistake. so the very next night in the white house they did again, but it was a second of, this time roads used notes, which she had not use the first time, and they got it right. so that chapter in my book is called a state it again. in 1965, lady bird johnson became the first lady to hold the bible as the oath was administered. that was up president and has been the case ever since. you can see here from kennedy's inauguration four years earlier, jackie kennedy is off to the left not holding the bible. the bible was, instead, held by james r. browning, a clerk of the supreme court. a few more pictures to show

. >> our robert handa is on the scene now. robert is joining us live on the telephone. what can you tell us? >> reporter: as frank said as we reported earlier, the san jose police are basically assisting the san jose city college campus police. they are conducting a campus widowed. police say officers are going from building to building looking for this reported shooter. the initial call came from one person who did not identify themselves. important thing that policement to say is they have not had any reports of shots fired. they have not had any reports of any victims reported. we've been talking to faculty members. they say that basically they are only going by the initial information they were given by campus police that there is a search going on for a possible gunman. they say the scene is hectic but everyone is staying pretty calm. at this point it's been going on for a little while. they say they haven't had anything really new to report except for just waiting to see what happens. one thing that one of the faculty members pointed out to me was that just a coup

roberts has no police record, on h but his mother had seen his life going wrong for years. on her myspace web page, she complained of his drug use and refusal to talk to her. in 2008 she wrote, "i really thought he was growing up to be awman, and i'm afraid my son will end up in jail before he appe a clue." itfore roberts came to the mall here yesterday, a neighbor saw sim leaving his home with what appeared to be a guitar case. and, scott, the sheriff says the gun used was stolen from someone roberts knows. >> pelley: john, thank you. north korea, a hermit dictatorship that cannot always feed its own people, has now become the 13th nation to put a satellite into orbit. the success last night means edat the nuclear armed country has a rocket capable of reaching the united states. here's david martin. u.seporter: u.s. intelligence failed to detect signs the north korean launch was imminent. officials insist that made no difference in the ability of the ket acan missile defense system ge track the rocket as it jettisoned its first stage in the yellow sea as planned, and its s

robert is a native of houston attended university of texas at austin. please join me in welcoming robert draper. [applause] nice to see you. i thought we might start broad. are we better off than we were two years ago? [laughter] >> i really have to answer that question? it's a question that needs answering? >> it does. >> unit of measurement to democrats produces different from that which the republicans would use. a speaker john boehner has said over and overcome in the past record lows speaks ill of this congress are not imposing new regulations are increasing taxes. that's one way of looking at it. the way most people look at it i tested two bytes record of popularity approval rating is that this is a congress that has been defined by dysfunction in gridlock, a congress in which half a loaf has never been better than none. there were compromises really seem to be a foreign policy, naming a policy for him to the world's great deliberative body. >> you actually think that people are granted 2010 it got elected or the people ran before and it now ascen

ktvu's robert handa -- remares. >> ktvu's robert handa is live now in san jose. >> reporter: the lull between storms came in time for a lot of people repairing and cleaning up. we showed you the ice rink after reopening. and now it is filled with happy skaters. but some of the other projects may not go as smoothie. >> reporter: -- smoothly. >> reporter: crews are trying trying to salvage this road that collapsed. this shows one lane is now missing. >> i am glad it didn't happen while i was driving. i left yesterday for work. came back and saw this. >> we are thankful nobody drove into it. >> reporter: they filled sand bags today. >> we had flooding in my house. drainage ditch couldn't handle all the rain. we needed to divert everything. we will have to go up and take care of that water. >> reporter: he also has damage piling up. he began repairing his roof after two trees fell on it but then discovered another tree. >> it was up against the house. and every heavy rain storm we have had, the tree started to lean over from the weight. >> reporter: tonight workers in the mountains are tr

. >> charlie: robert facerhurst?eep the child in view is what he said in his notes to the old curiosity shop. that's what he did throughout his whole life. he kept the child in view. there was his own childhood that he could never get rid of and dragged around behind him in the way that majerle drags his old chain behind him but also that sense of wonder. that sense of the imagination is something that he always kept with him. that sense in which he could always make even the most familiar bits of the world look surprising. >> charlie: why was it that he never told anyone about his experience at the factory until later? >> shade. simple unadult rated shame. he had managed to make it from a working class childhood through the low middle class through the ranks into a stable bourgeois family life. i think that he always felt that he managed to climb a ladder which could easily have taken him back down so where he came from. so i think he did in fact describe that part, that secret but he did it in disguise. he did it b

robert proved this in the health- care he was the deciding vote that helped sell the mandate. he will go down in history as the roberts vote, not the kennedy boats of all holding that. i think that he will see this as a similar issue. not at the kennedy--about. >> and they are not anyone. >> little says that it is likely that they will not take the proposition 8 and the marriage back case back to back toward the could be looking at a decision sometime in the month of june, next year. dan kerman, kron 4 news scored >> mexican officials confirm that mexican american singer jenni rivera has died in a plane crash. video shows the site of the crash. the superstar along with two pilots and four other passengers were flying to mexico city when the plane lost contact with air traffic controllers just outside of monterey, mexico. rivera was born in long beach and first released her debut album in 1999. in october, people en espanol named rivera to its list of the 25 most powerful women. stories... >> opposition groups in egyp lots of sunshine today are on the bay and a view from mt. ta

this is a man who unleashed the carnage, 22-year-old jacob roberts.cked friends say he was kind and he was upbeat and studying to become a firefighter. kyung lah went to the home where he spent his final hours. >> reporter: anybo >> anybody standing behind it they'll have problems. >> reporter: housemates of jacob tyler not willing to talk about what might have led roberts to open fire on holiday shoppers. >> i've seen him there. >> reporter: neighbors say the 22-year-old moved in six months ago renting the basement of this portland house. >> just came out and he didn't wave or anything, you know, just got out and came out and wiput e guitar case in the car. >> reporter: two hours later the 911 calls were coming n roberts wearing a hockey mask and firing a stolen ar-15 semiautomatic rifle was making his way through the mall. >> all i heard was "i am the shooter" and shots rang out, five, six shots and i ran out and started telling anyone and everyone i saw there is a shooting going on. >> reporter: police say the only reason he didn't kill more people

not willing to talk about what might have led roberts to open fire on holiday shoppers. >> yeah. i've seen him there. >> reporter: neighbors say the 22-year-old moved in about six months ago, renting the basement of this portland house. bobbi bates last saw him yesterday when he left at 1:30 in the afternoon. >> he just came out. and he didn't wave or anything. came out with a guitar case in the car. >> reporter: two hours later, the 911 calls were coming in from the clackamas town center. roberts, wearing a hockey mask and firing a stolen ar-15 semiautomatic rifle was making his way through the mall. >> all i heard is, i am the shooter. and then shots rang out. five, six shots. by that time i hit the floor and i just ran out. i started telling anyone and everyone i saw, there's a shooting going on. don't go in there. >> reporter: police say the only reason he didn't kill more people, his rifle jammed. he had several fully loaded magazines. officers back at roberts' house are still trying to piece together what caused this man to fire into crowds of people before killing himself.

one is dead and the other robert sullivan is alive although that robert sullivan is not the robert sullivan who is with us this evening. not exactly, but more about that in a moment. first this robert sullivan is the author of seven extraordinary books, meadowlands, the whale hunt, how do not to get rich, rats, cross-country, the thoreau you don't know and the one that brings us here to delancey st., "my american revolution." in my humble opinion each of these books is in its way a masterpiece. wonderfully idiosyncratic, uniquely incisive, e. tizon investigation of the american mindscape and sulzgeber related with the american landscape. each confronts the obvious, where there are garbage drunk -- garbage dump or a family road trip or a transcendental windbag and allows us to see what we didn't and what we couldn't and that we did not want to, the spiritual, historical, existential connections that expose, subvert, demolish presumptions and require us to receive people and places and yes, rats with fresh eyes. i've been amazed, enlightened, educated and contained by robert sullivan's books,

contrast that with what chief justice roberts wrote in a forward to clare's book last year. it sets asides the black robes and delves to the private side of the the court catching relations between friends, family, and one another. it will delight all those who want to look beyond the portrait and gain view of the individual who quietly contributed so much to the work of the court and the advancement of justice. we are in a new era, really, of supreme court historiography. i think we should raise it. it any my own career i -- as much as the.of the court and makes for interesting reads as all of the authors illustrate. so to start it off, i think i'll ask question about this point whether why pernltd and background are important. i hope the panelists will use this as an opportunity talk about the books and tell stories. then we'll have further discussion and eventually i'll open it to the audience and there's a microphone that will ask you to use in the center aisle here. so first i'll ask clare cushman to speak about her book court watchers. clare is public indications of th

robert f. kennedy: i have some very sad news for all of you, and i think sad news for all of our fellow citizens and people who love peace all over the world. and that is that martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight in memphis, tennessee. martin luther king dedicated his life to love and to justice between fellow human beings. he died in the cause of that effort. in this difficult day, in this difficult time for the united states, it is best well for us to ask what kind of a nation we are and what direction we want to move in. for those of you who are black, considering the evidence, evidently that there were white people responsible, you can be filled with bitterness and with hatred, and a desire for revenge. we can move in that direction as a country, in greater polarization, black people amongst blacks, white amongst white, filled with hatred toward one another, or we can make an effort, as martin luther king did, to understand and to comprehend and replace that violence, that sta

roberts is supposed to say -- roberts was supposed to say i will execute the office of president of the united states, but instead of saying those words, he said and i will execute the office of the president to the united states faithfully. so then barack obama stopped, paused, smiled as if to say come on, man this is my big day, we've got to get this right. but unfortunately he did think it right and then obama evin leader some believe could repeated some of his mistakes. so the very next night in the white house they did it again. it was the second oaf and this time roberts used notes which he hadn't used the first time and they got a right. so that chapter in my book is called they did it again. [laughter] in 1965 ladybird johnson became the first lady to hold the bible as the oath was administered. there was a president and that has been the case ever since. you can see here from the inauguration four years earlier jack kennedy is off to the left in the picture and the bible was instead held by james browning who was a clerk of the supreme court. a few more pictures to show you. he

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