with rodney harrison and tony dungy, rodney, we know even without rob gronkowski, the patriots can put a lot of points on the board. is their defense good enough to get them to the super bowl? >> rodney: bob, i think they are. i think it is. i think the front seven, you look at vince wilfork, i think he's the best defensive tackle in the game and brandon spikes, he's brought a physical element in this game. but you see the physical play, the activity. coach, just them making plays, creating turnovers, they have been doing it all year. >> tony: and when you have an offense as dominant as these guys are, you don't have to be great on defense, you just have to make those plays. get a stop when you need to. they're coming up with the turnovers. i think they are good enough. >> rodney: basically their defensive philosophy hasn't changed. they give up a lot of yards up and down the field. but when you get to the goal line -- >> tony: you don't score. >> rodney: exactly. >> bob: it's possible the patriots will have to go through houston if they're going to go to the super bowl. which brings u

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with pfrnlt. >> people look at the positive. >> rodney, a real pleasure, rodney lines you can the furniturenection, tfc, love t thanks for your growth. by the way, guys, started three months after -- three months before 9/11 in a 10 by 20 store, now has a couple of stores. congratulations. >> yes. thank you. thank you. >> that was very cool. i -- mandy, i loved rodney, right? the guy's optimistic, he expanded in the downturn. he is like,lien, be -- worry about yourself, don't worry about d.c. expand, optimism. that guy is a living sunshine stop. >> obviously watched a lot of street signs and bought the hopium as well, doubly like him because he didn't blame the media. thanks, get back to you in a second. the meantime you can the countdown continues, tick tock, only 34 days until we fall off that fiscal cliff. so let's ask our washington insider what is the most radical fiscal cliff. robert costa what is your your radical cliff? >> things doug to solve the problems in this country, not just a solution legislatively right now with the fiscal cliff. eliminate the department of education, lots

the wheel noticed something disturbing fall to the ground as parker got out. >> the individual saw rodney parker allegedly armed with a gun, apparently he had dropped the gun, put it back in his pocket. >> reporter: police say the cabby waved down a cop who teamed school police to lockdown the school, to track down park erin side and seize the weapon. >> it's something that's cause for concern. it causes a very stressful situation to the school. obviously they don't know what the situation is. we don't know if it could be an active shooter situation. >> reporter: in a city that's witnessed decades of gun violence many say they feel the schools safe havens and this incident should prompt administrators to review policies to ensure they stay that way. >> i don't feel like as a parent i should need to be checked but if you are going to have parents bringing in guns, then maybe we do need to have somebody checking at the door. >> there is no use for weapons like that. violence needs to come down. there is no reason people should be walking around with guns. >> reporter: in hampden. >> parker

please join me in welcoming rodney erickson to the press club. [applause] >> good afternoon. thank you for your kind introduction as well as your flexibility, rescheduling this event given the weather challenges of the week. i am honored to be here and appreciate your interest in kent state and hiring education. a special welcome to all the penn staters here along with those of you covering a educational issues. we need your continued engagement. thank you for joining us and bringing along the penn state cookies. according to google news there are 45,000 stories about penn state and jerry sandusky. you have written them, you have read them and i imagine most of you have formed an opinion about and state in our actions over the last year. but beyond the headlines there's another reality, one that exists for penn state's 96,000 students, 44,000 full and part-time faculty and staff and over 550,000 living alumni. it is a world of teaching research and service. a world with an $800 million research program, hundreds of degrees offered, 24 campuses, online world campus, academic h

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but you and i have joked about it is sort of like the rodney dangerfield of boroughs. the devastation we saw there, ralph, it looked as bad if not worse. >> everyone says it's a forgotten borough, it's a joke. but it's not. it shouldn't suld take five days for this to happen. the main thing is look at all the supplies people lost their homes and their lives and their families. neil: rao, thank you very much. the people to live in the area and know the area, this is why think you can get a good sense of this. politicians are patting themselves on the back. they want to thank thank this guy for thsomething back after that. everything seems to be going hunky dory and help is on the way. but then these poor people are out there and are not getting the hell. think about that, my friends. one womn i talked to at the top of the show, who can step back and say, you know what? you guys s neil: when my friend was talking about though we have these little worlds that are separated in new york, and the crowds waiting outside for the many ipad, they are waiting for that, and his re

after the rodney king beating, chicago police decided to use an old antieves dropping low to protect. a law which basically made it a felony to record a conversation unless all parties agreed to be recorded, that meant you couldn't shoot video of chicago police because of course, video rorying normally including sound. a constitutional challenge finally made its way to the court on monday and the court refused to hear the case, which in this instance, was a huge victory for the first amendment because that means that the lower court's ruling stands. the seventh u.s. circuit court of appeals rewrote the old law out of existence. the opinion written by a judge who was appointed be i president george w. bush says the illinois eves dropping statute restricts far more speech than necessary to protect legitimate privacy interests. it violates free speech and free press guarantees. the people of illinois had tired of this obviously unconstitutional law before the supreme court disposed of it this week. in august of last year, a woman was prosecuted for recording internal investigators who s

/police say rodney parker was called to a disciplinary meeting for his son. he arrived in a cab and dropped a .22 caliber handgun as he was getting out of the car. the cab driver reported later.parker was arrested in s - the front office..o onn was injured. wo men accused in thee violent killings of three youngg hildren are preparing to stand triil for the third ti. time. poliiarpio essinooa and adan this morning which would have resulted n a 40-year prison sentence. instead, thee choss tt stand trial in march for the 2004 murders of three &pyoung relatives. they were convictee six years ago but a high courr later overturned their convictions. this new ccse could be more difficult to provee ooe of the key witnesses has since died. another is serving time in a exican prison. 3 also first on fox, emails obtained by fox 45 show more problems with crime reporting inside city schools. &pschools. last month we told you that school officials were using in-house referrals to keep some school ccimes off city police say reportsson dozens of serious felony crimes that o

>> rodney king for lieutenant governor. right direction, wrong track number, 40%. dramatic improvement. how would you feel if the president is reelected? these are the same numbers, the same "wall street journal"-nbc poll from eight years ago when a george w. bush 154% of the vote. that is the parallel this election, 2004, 2012. ohio decided then, ohio is at the epicenter today. history repeats itself. and that is the story from washington. [laughter] >> let's -- there is the benediction. >> shakier now than they were then. the real issue is how bad is the crisis have to be before congress' response? the wall street crash, going over the cliff -- what has to happen -- >> romney's numbers on the economy are better. >> slightly. >> the senate, is it going to go republican, or state democrat? >> it is is going to state democratic barely. anybody disagree with me? >> kaine or george allen in virginia? >> kaine. >> kaine. >> kaine. that is 8 for kaine. [laughter] >> massachusetts -- elizabeth warren or scott brown? >> warren. >> i think. >> sherrod brown, casey in penns

. >>> in college basketball, rodney clark made very long three-pointers to give unranked butler a stunning upset as number nine north carolina, 82-71 at the howie classic in ha why see. >>> meet jack taylor, division three grenel college, set an astounding scoring record with 138 points against faith baptist bible. final score 19-104. unbelievable. he's got the moves. >>> did actor sean connery pass on a movie role that would have earned him close to $500 million? your early morning entertainment is next. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." a lot of people packing up maybe trying to beat the rush. rain still on i-5, especially towards the seattle area. we'll get a break and this afternoon become more scattered. we get those instability showers, a pop of a thunderstorm, too. we'll be watching light rain from san francisco to sacramento. things dramatically improve for thanksgiving day. it looks like most of the showers, if they do approach the northwest will be very late in the day. most areas look dry. you'll dry out after about three wet days in a row. enjoy

rodney anderson, thank you. >> thank you. melissa: business leaders are demanding action on the fiscal cliff but will they get it? president obama hears from ceos this afternoon. first we get lou dobbs take on all that. lori: we'll see how confident folks are. thereby buying treasurys a little bit today. long bond, 30-year treasury is yielding 2.77%. we're back after this. [ male announcer ] this is steve. he loves risk. but whether he's climbing everest, scuba divi the great barrier reefith sharks, or jumping into the marke he goes witpeople he trusts which is why he tde with a company that doesn't nickel and dime him with hidden fees. socan worry about other things, like what the market is doing andeing ready, no matter what happens, which isn't rocket scice. it's just common sense, from td ameritrade. >> i'm adam shapiro with the dow reversed its triple digit fall and went positive following optimistic comments from both president obama and house speaker john boehner. on the fiscal cliff negotiations. >>> allstate says sup

when rodney parker pick ited up, put it inside his pocket and walked in to the building the hack waved down a police officer and they secured the gun. parker was apparently there to attend a parent teacher conference. he now faces a pair of gun charges. >>> and new information tonight an a triple shoot that killed two brothers. police released their names tonight. allen and darion horton along with a family member were shot tuesday night. police say this was a home invasion so tonight they are look for more than one suspect. if you think you can help with a tip call city homicide right now. >>> and another popular energy drink is being investigated by the fda as a possible factor in several deaths. >> monster was linked to five deaths, now five hour will also be investigated. officials say it may have been at least a factor in 13 deaths over the last four years. it contains less caffeine than monster but more than one could be potentially dangerous. >> now someone was to drink multiple cans which is when we see a lost side effects with this you are getting up to huge amounts, 30, 40 cu

>> rodney king for lieutenant governor. right direction, wrong track number, 41% think we are headed in the right direction. dramatic improvement. how would you feel that the president is reelected? 50% feel positive. these are the numbers in the same nbc poll from eight years ago when george w. bush won 50 .7% of the vote. that is the parallel of this election. 2004, 2012, incumbent, beleaguered, a close election, ohio decided. -- ohio is at the epicenter today. and that is the story from washington. [laughter] >> thus spaketh -- there is the benediction. >> things are a lot shakier now than they were then, i think that people sense that. how bad does the crisis have to be before congress' response? the wall street crash, going over the cliff? >> romney's numbers on the economy are still better than his. >> slightly. >> the senate -- is it going to go republican, state democratic? >> stay democratic barely. anybody disagree with me? >> kaine and george allen in virginia, who is going to win? >> kaine. >> kaine. >> kaine. >

>> that was rodney clark hitting the buzzer to win it. >>> and soccer star david beckham will play his final game for the los angeles galaxy next month when they face houston for the mls championship. the 37-year-old is not retiring but he's not yet quite announced where he plans to play next. bill will take your spot. not to worry. >>> in entertainment headlines, lindsay lohan may be headed back to jail. stop me if you've heard this before. the 26-year-old actress will reportedly be charged with lying to police after she slammed her porsche into an 18-wheeler back in june. lohan claimed she wasn't behind the wheel but officials say otherwise, which may lead to her probation being revoked. so it doesn't end. >>> seven of barbara walters' most fascinating people of 2012 have been unveiled. and, no, sorry everyone, lindsay lohan is not one of them. some of the choices aren't too surprising like olympian gabby douglas. governor chris christie we showed you before. plus others are raising some eyebrows like british boy band, one direction. not really the demo you think. maybe she's going a

rodney parker went inside the academy for college and career exploration with a.22 caliber gun. a cab driver noticed the gun and reported it to a nearby police officer. he was arrested without incident. >>> and the bus operator caught on video with a physical at indication with a passenger will not be charged with the incident. m.t.a. police must witness an at indication firsthand before making an arrest. they say an investigation isen going and could result in termination of the driver who is currently suspended without pay. that video has turned up on youtube. >> the fire department has tried to determine what sparked a three alarm fire in lakeshore. the firefighters battled the blaze coming out of the home. no one was hurt. red cross is assisting the two adults and one child displaced. there is no word on the cause. >>> and there could be a future tax in maryland. law makers met to consider whether to impose a new sur charge on the product registration that pet food companies pay to the state. it would be on top of the sales tax consumers pay and the existing product registra

. >> in college basketball rodney clark gave unranked butler a stunning upset of number nine north carolinamaui classic. >>> and get to know this guy, jack taylor of division iii grennel college. he set an astounding new scoring record for any level of college basketball with 138 points against faith baptist bible. the final score, grennel 179-104. >>> now for another look at the weather, we check in with our meteorologist/sports expert, bill karins. >> slash skeptical of everything. >> for a d3 school s th, is tha extraordinarily high-scoring? >> the game is only 40 minutes, 180 is ridiculous, him, 138, we saw the highlights. >> you're still skeptical. >> i am. i don't believe it for a second. today the big concern is the airlines and on the road. so many people driving and traveling this morning. the northeast is looking good. clouds will clear out. airports at this hour, usually there's no problems, just opening up and just starting to get going. no issue whatsoever, looking clear as can be. all the concerns are with the foggy conditions. be careful, wisconsin, michigan, illinois, those

casper the pony and rodney the zebra escaped from their backyard pen and made a dash for freedom. great escape down victory boulevard was caught on cell phone by a shop owner. they returned home and will be sent to live in a barn in new jersey. in new york more like christmas. last night they turned on the lights to the rockefeller center christmas tree. the norway spruce is from new jersey where it survived hurricane sandy a month ago. this is the "cbs morning news." it's that time of year again. time for citi price rewind. because your daughter really wants that pink castle thing. and you really don't want to pay more than you have to. only citi price rewind automatically searches for the lowest price. and if it finds one, you get refunded the difference. just use your citi card and register your purchase online. have a super sparkly day! ok. [ male announcer ] now all you need is a magic carriage. citi price rewind. buy now. save later. [ male announcer ] it's that time of year again. medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. but

of parades and we were feeling pretty good about things and on 30 april, 1992, the results of the rodney king trial were announced. two days later, we found the first marine division deployed to compton and watts and one of the most horrific sights i'd ever seen. it was the largest riot in u.s. history. 3,000 people were injured, 60 people were killed, and we actually ended up at one point in time having to use live ammunition. but once we did, the bloods and the krips and the gangs there realized we were serious. the reason we got involved is because they learned none of the police departments within los angeles could talk to each other on their communications gear. they had a different piece of equipment in the los angeles county sheriff's department than the police department or the compton police or the watts police or whoever. we ended up, we were providing radios so they could talk to each other. and i said that that should never happen again. we should have interoperatable communications. there's some that say we aren't any better off today than we were in 1992. we don't know, but

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that was rodney clark hitting the buzzer-beater. >> amazing. >> a three-pointer to win it.- >> they're crushing him. >> -- go on to maui invitati invitational. >>> more bad news for my red sox. this continues. this doesn't involve fried chicken. american least east got more competitive. blue jays signed former san francisco giant superstar melky cabrera to a two-year deal worth $16 million. just hours before the cabrera deal the commissioner's office a approved last year's deals involve johnson and mark buehrle. some say free agent josh hamilton might make a good fit. that, of course, depend on whether he wants to play or not. he kind of quit on the texas rangers last year. >> good job with sports. >>> coming up at the top of the hour with "morning joe," the republican chorus continues against susan rice. we'll discuss that with our "morning joe" crew straight ahead. >>> when we come back, we'll huddle around the water cooler where corey booker makes an odd bet with a follower on twitter. he's at it again. >> wow. >> but he's not saving babies. this is kind of interesting.

of factors that are not necessarily addresses and may be in phase two and this is a wild idea from rodney but i would suggest breaking it up in a larger pool and give 25 to market rate and 25 to senior and 25 to affordable and 25 to market rate and share that category and i realize that,that is accurately creating different categorize which you are trying not do so it would be nice to spread that out and southerly, i'm not sure how we are going to vote but i'm supportive of the microunits and i'm supportive of the cap but i would very much like it put the condition if we can on the study and bring some signs to it when it's completed. >> commissioner woo? >>> thank you i also want to be supportive of supervisor wiener and how they have couple to with a way to pile and and understand what these units are being used for and in inc., the idea of putting a criteria on how and when we study it, i would be interested in that and i'm open to commissioner hillists idea of is there another way but i think it's hard for us to create right now in this forum. i think that what matters is where these

please join me in welcoming rodney erickson to the national press club.ood afternoon and thank you for your kind introduction. as well as your flexibility rescheduling this event, giving -- given the weather challenges. i am honored to be here and i appreciate your interest in penn state in higher education. a special welcome to all of the penn staters here along with those covering education all issues. again, thank you for joining us and bringing along the penn state cookies. according to google news, there are over 45,000 stories about penn state and sandusky. you have written them, you have read them, and i imagine that most of you have formed an opinion at about penn state and our actions over the last year. beyond the headlines, there is another reality, one that exists for penn state's students and over 550,000 living alumni. it is a world of teaching and service, it is a world within $800 million research program, hundreds of degrees, 24 campuses, an online violation. they were organized and carried out by penn staters. students continued to respo

later, the new penn state president rodney erickson. live at 1:00 p.m., eastern. >> these are the stories that your textbook left out. they are real people in american history. very important moment in american history that we do not know about. programs that came 50 years before the mayflower sailed. , they were wiped out by the spanish. we have completely left the story out of the textbooks. the most famous woman in america, she was taken captive by indians in 1665. she killed her captors, and realized she could get a bounty for indian scalps. she made her way to boston where she was a heroine. they erected a statue to her. the first statue made to an american woman. >> cannas davis is our guest on sunday. he is the best-selling offcast -- author of the "don't know much" series. >> i have watched shows on the weekends or they are interviewing politicians, and the politicians are talking about what they are doing in congress and different legislation and different opinions. >> most recently i watched the debates. i was at work and want

the rodney king doctrine is not applicable here. we're talking about a couple of votes. and one is clearly -- >> by the way, do you talk about the rodney king doctrine in the new "jefferson" book in. >> i do. he helped draft it. >> big jefferson. >> he used his quill pen on that. historically practically, you need the vote on some kind of bargain real quick on the lame duck. you're going to need it to make sure you ratify that deal going forward. and then you're going to need it on a couple of things that you want -- if you're the president -- that you want to invest on, right? whether it's education or whatever it is. and you're not going to get a whole lot more. there are not going to be a lot of 60% votes here. where democrats and republicans are coming together. and so practically, the president has a couple of chances here where he can pull this together, use this kind of historical feeling which is very effervesce effervescent. it will stay with us for a long time. if you've got a district to run in in 23 months, not long. >> fleeting. >> it's so fleeting. such a t

[talking over each other] cheryl: i want to go back to you because rodney is bringing up the issue oft and that is something you have been discussing over and over, swell lack of credit and lack of wanting banks to finance those homeowners. the fha debacle change that? >> it doesn't change that. the fact of the matter is this country has taken as a matter of social and economic policy to encourage home ownership. haven't we got carried away in the past? yes but in the recent past. not since the mid 90s have people put 20% down. and saves $7,000 is fine. a percentage of the overall cost of the house and you have to look not only at how much someone puts down but holistically and a buyer's ability to repay. you want to encourage home ownership and the government said it has since its inception ending courage economic growth you cannot take the government out of housing period. dennis: let's go to ed. how do we get housing off the heroine of government subsidies? how fast can it happen? never? >> i think it can happen. i think fha needs to be made a responsible lender. still doing things

. >> kimberly: rodney dangerfield here. >> andrea: paine came out and said i'm open to compromise. is doing is smart. he knows the republicans are likely to get blamed for this anyway. no headlines of fiscal cliff heading up to the election and the day after the election is all you see the fiscal cliff, doom and gloom headlines. boehner is saying okay, president obama, you want to talk about the fiscal cliff. go first. we're waiting. what do you want to cut? i think that the conventional wisdom in washington among democrats and republicans is the president need to embrace simpson bowles. a great starting point. it allows him to not come out and put cuts on table, which i don't think he wants to do. i think some democrats, too, come out, like schumer and said i don't want you raising taxes on people under $1 million. we know it hurts his constituency. the they said raising taxes in a recession or down economy is not the good thing to do a year ago, it's not good to do now either. >> dana: bob, if you are in a position of leadership at the white house, do you think it's smart for pre

i got impressionitaten island was rodney dangererfield and no one paid attention or gave it much do. of officials congratulating themselves on what a great job they are doing and i look at those people out there and they are saying hello, not out there. is there a disconnect? >> guest: they stopped the mara thon. >> neil: took a lot of bitching. depest guest they got what they wanted you think it was the right decision in >> guest: under the circumstances. i would havemented the support and money and go to worth while causes to ease the pain. if i was on staten island i would want everything stopped. >> neil: not starting on staten island. >> guest: to get attention necessary and say you are patting yourself on the back. and i have lost property andeving and hope. 92 why the hell are you running a race? y >> guest: if it was sold property like a telethon and like a fundraiser. and i think you could have convinced the people if it was handled properly they are running for us. >> neil: you are trying to put a big stick. >> guest: it didn't happen. >> neil: it was a dumb idea. except fo