>> he has not shied away from attacking his rivals in particular during some campaign stops.ow i knew a pro gingrich super pak is launching some ads in iowa urging iowa caucus goers not to believe what they have been hearing about newt gingrich. the question is whether that is coming too late to make a difference for him. >> it makes you wonder if you can't win without having an attack ads. >> some of our own hometown heroes are honored on this year's baltimore ravens a festive as t-shirts. it is the 11th year they have made the popular shirt to mark the playoffs. this year's short -- >> i wanted to take some of the more popular guys in baltimore, i wanted to try to get some offense and defense. >> i got mine this afternoon. we will show you what they look like. even joe is sporting his new fu manchu. it take a look. they look good. saying you might want to get them fast because they are going fast. >> now, your forecast with tony. >> finish your thought, what were you saying? >> if we work together long enough, you can finish it appeared >> get those shirts coming up send so

. >> jon: chelsea clinton who once shied away from the media make her debut with brian williams.sday came the reviews. "washington post", what was surprising to see on monday night's show how someone can be on tv in a prominent way and display very little charisma. one other wrote... >>> from the "new york times," there are plenty of ways to publicize worthy causes besides becoming a television newscaster. but there were others. ron reagan, jr. co-hosted a name on msnbc and also joined the ballet to pursue a lifelong dream. jennifer hager, another former first correspondent is a correspondent for nbc. >> they are being way too tough. it will take hear while to get up to speed. >> isn't that what markets are for? >> he is a celebrity person just like jena bush. there is absolutely nothing wrong and they are being as mean as a snake. >> she would not do interviews, her mother and now it's payback with that. >> i agree with jim

we've been in a multi-decade shied to possibly single digits where we're headed. there's no change nlrb can do moving off where they have a vote earlier or change or hamper business in america. and the nation for having to vote earlier, is move to a free market. in a free market. couldn't people have to vote whether they want a union, don't have to wait 60 or 90 days, i don't see it's a big deal or as far as the current economy, a lot of the areas where there's hiring going on aren't unionized anyway and a lot of them with the low growth rates are low growth rates and nothing to do with the unions and they're kind of old school industries. and in fact, a lot of construction workers are unions. >> okay, i'd like to hear what gary k has to say about that. >> well, look, there's nothing i like about the union heads and nothing i like about the fact that when they overtake businesses, costs go up. and everything wrong happens, but in this case, i don't think it's the biggest of deals, i'd he rather not see it, i'd rather elections take a little more time so employees

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shi. -- space ship. what they will find on the inside. >> and a family is loaded up with gifts. and then later on "nightline. >> i'm bill weir. with this country in chaos and the word that he slaughtered thousands of people he talks to barbara walters. it is the first interview since the country imploded. >>> a stunning revelation. the remains of 274 american troops have been buried in a virginia landfill. it is in king george county and the remains came from the dover air force base, a port of entry from the war dead. the washington post reports the practice of dumping the remains lasted four years. they were never authorized and it ended three years ago. burial at sea is now a cuss stole. -- custom. >>> the public policy institute of california says the percentage of californians living in middle income family is now pea low 50% down from 60% in 1980. the number of lower income families grew to 36%. the high income group dropped to 13.7%. the report says incomes began falling when the recession started in 2007. african-americans and hispanics are the steepest income losses. >>

while the savings are good up front, experts warn you shoulds like shipping and sales tax.hec like shiingnd sales tax. >>> hi, everybody. scott reese in the comcast sports net newsroom. a good 49ers team, plus a bad nfc west equals a potential playoff spot wrapped up the first week of december. that's where we are. the niners beat the rams this weekend. and they could play for seeding the rest of the way. and there's the payback thing. it was the rams that posted the niners out of postseason contention a year ago. >> the first goal, try to win the division. you know? get to a point to win the division. that's what everybody wants to accomplish. and to have it right at our feet, absolutely, we're talking about it. >> not just allow it, but encourage it. how do you know where you're going to get to if you don't know what the goal is. >> we will take it like a playoff game. and go out there and try to put them in the dirt. >>> raider fans getting excited. some giddy about the team's first playoff appearance since 2002. hold on. there's a lot of football to be left to played with the packers,

he has not shied away from his faith.has not made that the cornerstone of what he has articulated and what he has campaigned for here in iowa. host: let me go back to your endorsement. the editorial available online. the ability to see -- something other than a meter, ideological perspective -- if you look at past presidents, whether it is bill clinton, barack obama, and george w. bush, all talking about trying to find that common ground. all facing that inability to do so. guest: absolutely. here is something that has echoed throughout iowa. it is reverberating threat the country. washington is broken -- it is reverberating throughout the country. washington is broken. the divide, the rancor, this lack of willingness of republicans and democrats to come to gather in the spirit of compromise and say, here is what we think is the best path for america. it is not happening. we have seen that and heard that route this entire campaign. incredible passion -- that throughout this entire campaign. incredible passion, but there h

continuing we still have foreign wars we still have an expansion of government the patriot act was renewed shies it was renewed you've got more stimulus which under bush was called a banker bailout but it's basically it's the same policies so there would you say at this point america needs a third party candidate definitely we need more than three candidates and why is that. you need choice. there was one of clinton's mentors said something to the effect of you have two parties that pretend to be ideologically opposed to one another but they're so close that you can trade them in and out without any effect and what happens with the government and if you look at countries that are similar to the u.s. canada and the united kingdom they both have dri four and five parties that are very strong. ok would you say americans are sick of the options that they have both the republicans and the democrats oh of course just look back historically over the past five years at the approval ratings for congress. i believe it was in two thousand and ten when congress had a nine percent approval rating but yet eig

asked the very same question are we already at war with iran now officials on both sides have not shied away from rallying to go to war how can you forget senator john mccain's performance a few years back but over the old beach boys song bomb iran. bomb bomb by them but anyway and more recently republican presidential candidates have said that we aren't being aggressive enough with iran taking a romney for example to recognize the greatest threat that america in the world faces and faced was a nuclear iran and he did not do what was necessary to get iran to be dissuaded from their nuclear folly what he should have done to speak out with dissidents took to the streets and say america is with you and we're going to covert basis to encourage the dissidents but with everything that has happened is this proof that a covert war is already happening but answer just that i spoke to author it's really here is his take. i think that for the a number of years western intelligence agencies have been active inside that country there's been enough evidence to suggest it and the pressure is building

they've shied away from medicaid reforms, social security reforms, they've shied away -- they've shiede that would actually get us moving in the right direction. and by the way, i hate to bring up a messy fact. but the reality is that barack obama's answer to his election loss was blowing $1 trillion hole in america's national debt after rejecting simpson/bowlses by extending the bush tax cuts. and his answer now is cutting the payroll tax. so let's not pretend that grover norquist has come up with this piece of paper that has magically enslaved just republicans. i haven't seen a whole lot of profiles of courage from this president either. >> concerning what you said a minute ago, the profile of courage is a bit in reverse. you're saying we should be talking about social security and medicare. first of all, we didn't sign a pledge saying we wouldn't talk about it. second, and we were just -- >> you just don't talk about it. >> i'm not going to be part of raising the retirement age, raising the eligibility age for medicare or social security. i was in youngstown the other day, a 62-year

the shi-ite-dominated government charges he ran terror squads that targeted government officials. at a news conference in baghdad today, maliki rejected hashemi's claim that the charges are politically motivated. >> ( translated ): i will not permit myself, others, or the relatives of martyrs to politicize this issue. there is only one path that will lead to the objective, and that is the path of the judiciary, nothing else. he should appear before court, either to be exonerated or to be convicted. the cause of al-hashemi should not enter into political bargaining. >> sreenivasan: later, a spokesman for the president of the kurdish region rejected the demand. the political fight came as u.s. troops have finished their withdrawal from iraq. last night, vice president biden called maliki and urged him to resolve the crisis. in syria, dissidents reported government forces killed more than 100 people on tuesday in an organized massacre. the activists said a villagin idlib province was surrounded and then blasted by rockets, tank shells, bombs and gunfire. and more scenes of violence u

crisis that crisis forces you to face some very difficult decisions and in the past europe always shied away from taking a. really severe action if not crisis now that we have a big surprise is at hand with the euro currency i think that's the time to act politically in ways that have been unthinkable so far and as you point out we have very strong personalities within europe but at the end of comes down to where you are supposed to had and if we would like to have a single european currency and the single european union that requires that we have only one had for this kind of. structure in the future and that requires some persons to step behind others and i think that as you point out it's not easy but that's what is required from the european school of management and technology live in berlin thank you. for watching r.t. now one person has been killed some seventy injured after a taliban suicide bomber targeted a nato military base in afghanistan the attack occurred just south of the capital kabul a suicide bomber is said to have used a truck packed with explosives it's caused yet mo

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the very same question are we already at war with the country now officials on both sides have not shied away from rallying to go to war how can you forget senator john mccain's performance a few years back. you know that old beach boys song bomb iran. anyway and more recently republican presidential candidates have said that we aren't being aggressive enough with iran take mitt romney for example to recognize the greatest threat that america in the world faces and faced was a nuclear iran and he did not do what was necessary to get iran to be dissuaded from their nuclear folly what he should have done to speak out with dissidents took to the streets and say america is with you and we're going to covert basis to encourage the dissidents but with everything that has happened is this proof that a covert war is already taking place here to talk more about this is anthony shaffer and director for x sternal communications center for advantaged defense studies welcome anthony so we just went through all those events tensions. going high between the two country is in some instances turning viol

. >> that was ginger shi reporting. at home, santa cruz county was one of the hardest hit areas and crews are continuing to work. as of this morning, 98 hundred residents didn't have power. >> alan: "occupy" sf protesters are marching through the streets right now. we're live at their encampment at justin herman plaza with the latest. >> reporter: "occupy" san francisco is holing its weekly march and protest today. but today they're doing something a little different. they're marching to neighborhoods in the city in order to protest evictions and foreclosures there. >> "occupy" san francisco took to the streets this morning at 11:00 a.m. they marched into the bay view hunters point district, an area that experienced a high number of evictions and foreclosures, and they marched with union representatives who are striking at local hotels and they were jointed by tenants rights advocates, protesting the roll of bank in tenant evictions. one area is the tender line, which chris daly represented for ten years and jointed the

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. >> jon: chelsea clinton who once shied away from the media make her debut with brian williams.n on tuesday came the reviews. "washington post", what was surprising to see on monday night's show how someone can be on tv in a prominent way and display very little charisma. one other wrote... >>> from the "new york times," there are plenty of ways to publicize worthy causes besides becoming a television newscaster. but there were others. ron reagan, jr. co-hosted a name on msnbc and also joined the ballet to pursue a lifelong dream. jennifer hager, another former first correspondent is a correspondent for nbc. >> they are being way too tough. it will take hear while to get up to speed. >> isn't that what markets are for? >> he is a celebrity person just like jena bush. there is absolutely nothing wrong and they are being as mean as a snake. >> she would not do interviews, her mother and now it's payback with that. >> i agree with jim and hank stewart from wh

these are pictures of her before the program, she was overweight, she shied away from the camera.t she looks like now. >> i lost 70 pounds. i exercised three to five days a week. if i miss, i feel it. not obsessed with exercise. it's a part of what i do. >> she called what happened to her a metamorphosis. >> sounds like the program changed your life. >> it did, it did. i'm healthier than i was when i was 26. >> donna hamilton, wbal-tv 11 news. >>> joining us this morning is a nurse practitioner with mercy. tell us about this program. how do you get involved in it? >> breast cancer or any cancer survivor, you can call us up at 410-951-7950. we can enroll you in to this free program that's partially funded by the susan g. komen foundation. and it's funded by the prevention of research at mercy. >> you do not have to be a mercy patient? >> you do not have to be a mercy patient. we invite cancer survivors across the state to join us. >> you found a lot of cancer patients specifically tend to gain weight in the treatment. they're not their oldselves anyway coming out on the other side.

sheriff arpaio never shied away from criticizing the obama administration immigration policy.porters claim this is political payback. others say it's time someone stopped the sheriff from overreaching his authority. now the judge could sanction arpaio in the next 48 hours and many expect a class action lawsuit sometimes next year. in los angeles, william la jeunesse, fox news. >> bret: a federal judge has blocked several provisions of south carolina's new immigration law. from taking place new year's day. ruling applies to a requirement that officers check the immigration status of people they pull over if they suspect they are in this country illegally. also blocked sections regarding the transportation of illegals and immigrant registration cards. latest on the payroll tax cut deal as well as 2012 with the fox all-stars nextp@?ñm Ñoyó >>> senator reid and i reached an agreement on payroll tax relief on behalf of the american people. key parts of this agreement that are on january 1, no american worker will see increase in their taxes. it's not always easy to do the right

he shies at every sound. >> steven spielberg's epic war horse makes the christmas debut.t the only one hitting theaters this week. we will get the movie weekend round up in the scoop. first up. there was a lot going on today. here are a few of the things we thought you should know. careful what you say at least in your holiday card if you are a member of the house of representatives. members can only wish constituents a je merrick happy holidays and tax funded mailings. no merry christmas or happy hanukkah. outraged lawmakers are working on changeing it for next year. >> america would be better off today if hillary clinton was our president. the wall street would be jailed and people could afford college and homeowners wouldn't face foreclosure. >> if you heard that robo call, it is not coming from hillary clinton. politico reporting that the latest speculation that the call is part of a plot trying to create a rift in democratic circles. and it looks like rick santorum is trying to channel the pop up video. you remember that show. running in iowa complete with little bub

. >>' shies the final outcome was a medical miracle. >> but first from fox tonight. he was a hero in afghanistan, a purple heart who survives a suicide bombing attack, only to be shot in the back at his welcome home party, two days after returning to california. 22-year-old army specialist christopher sullivan was celebrating with friends, an hour east of l.a. he when trouble broke out and someone started shooting and cops say at least two bullets hit him in the back. and he's still alive and sullivan's mother is begging her son's friends to help at the investigation. >> i want anybody who knows anything to please call, please. if you guys are really his friends, don't turn your back on him now. he really, really needs you guys. >> so he does and on this christmas day, a u.s. soldier's family is praying he'll just survive. while investigators hunt for a gunman. casey stegall live in los angeles with the latest, casey? >> reporter: yeah, jamie, merry christmas to you. the unthinkable, really, when you consider eyewitnesses are telling police that this whole thing star

but the embattled leader still has allies-- among them, china, russia, iran and hezbollah, the shi-iteitant group based in lebanon. its leader, sheikh hassan nasrallah, spoke in beirut yesterday. >> we support the reforms in syria and we stand with the regime against the resistance movement. there are some people who do not want reforms, security and stability in syria, and neither civil peace nor dialogue. >> brown: meanwhile, u.s. diplomatic pressure against the assad regime continued. as secretary of state clinton met with syrian opposition leaders yesterday in geneva. >> obviously, a democratic transition includes more than removing the assad regime. it means setting syria on the path of the rule of law and protecting the universal rights of all citizens regardless of sect or ethnicity or gender. >> brown: and the u.s. ambassador to syria, robert ford, returned to damascus today. he had left in october after threats to his security. deborah, thanks for joining us. what was their reaction to assad's comments from people you were able to talk to today and who did his intended audienc

i knew christopher, and can tell you, he was a man with strong convictions, never shied away from criticizingitics or in religion. while we certainly did not see eye too aon a lot of issues, i always respected for what he fought passionately. we duked it out here on this network, sparring over religion. >> are you asking me or telling me? >> well, i'm the peace maker here. >> get off your knees and stop groveling. >> people should not confuse go with those who represent him or misrepresent him. that's my main disagreement with mr. hitchens. >> morally serious p earn should welcome excommunication from the catholic church. >> make sure you note he mentioned the catholic church, i didn't. >> that was on a special edition of "hardball." his passion extended beyond political arguments. in the latest published piece, christopher hitchens said he wanted to tackle death head-on. quote -- i have decided to take whatever my disease can throw at me, and to stay combative, even while taking the measure of my inevitable decline. this is no more than what a healthy person has to do in slower motion. it is

the violence pitted members of president bashar assad's minority alawite shi-ites against the majority sunnis. also today, assad received public support from sheikh hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah in neighboring lebanon. >> we support the reforms in syria, and we stand with the regime against the resistance movement. there are some people who do not want reform, security and stability in syria. and neither civil peace nor dialogue. there are people who want to destroy syria, to make up for their defeat in iraq. and syria is a partner in defeating the americans in iraq. >> sreenivasan: the syrian government has come under growing pressure from new sanctions imposed by the u.s., the european union and the arab league. and in egypt, the leader of the muslim brotherhood sought today to reassure egyptians and the world that his group would not try to "islamicize" the government. instead, he insisted the brotherhood remains committed to democracy. his group-- and a separate, hard-line islamist faction-- dominated the first round of egypt's parliamentary elections. those are some of

party rise, since the republicans took back the chamber you serve in, the president, at "times," has shied away from saying the government must be important, the government must have a role here. you welcome him to this debate. why do you think it took so long to get him there? >> i don't know about that. what i do know is the president has what drew me to his candidacy in 2008 was striking this cord that says we have to work hard a higher order to look out for what's good for all americans and i think today we heard that articulated in a way that has taken time to come together but i know that i received it really well. >> she received it really well. am i wrong in that the -- right after the election a lot of democrats, the president had a priority on spending reduction, here he's not saying those things are important but he planted a flag and said you're wrong. when it comes to taxes, you're wrong. when the government cannot be a an instrument to change this gap, between rich and poor, you're wrong. >> a case about the economy, the activist base in the democratic party wanted president

the shi-ite-dominated government charges he ran terror squads that targeted government officials. at a news conference in baghdad today, maliki rejected hashemi's claim that the charges are politically motivated. >> ( translated ): i will not permit myself, others, or the relatives of martyrs to politicize this issue. there is only one path that will lead to the objective, and that is the path of the judiciary, nothing else. he should appear before court, either to be exonerated or to be convicted. the cause of al-hashemi should not enter into political bargaining. >> sreenivasan: later, a spokesman for the president of the kurdish region rejected the demand. the political fight came as u.s. troops have finished their withdrawal from iraq. last night, vice president biden called maliki and urged him to resolve the crisis. in syria, dissidents reported government forces killed more than 100 people on tuesday in an organized massacre. the activists said a village in idlib province was surrounded and then blasted by rockets, tank shells, bombs and gunfire. and more scenes of violence

the shi-ite-dominated government charges he ran terror squads that targeted government officials. at a news conference in baghdad today, maliki rejected hashemi's claim that the charges are politically motivated. >> ( translated ): i will not permit myself, others, or the relatives of martyrs to politicize this issue. there is only one path that will lead to the objective, and that is the path of the judiciary, nothing else. he should appear before court, either to be exonerated or to be convicted. the cause of al-hashemi should not enter into political bargaining. >> sreenivasan: later, a spokesman for the president of the kurdish region rejected the demand. the political fight came as u.s. troops have finished their withdrawal from iraq. last night, vice president biden called maliki and urged him to resolve the crisis. in syria, dissidents reported government forces killed more than 100 people on tuesday in an organized massacre. the activists said a village in idlib province was surrounded and then blasted by rockets, tank shells, bombs and gunfire. and more scenes of violence

shis polling numbers are going up. this seems to be working well for them. it's ironic that no matter what if they pull out a one-year payroll tax cut plan it could be seen as a victory for the white house. if they do a two-month extension the democrats get to keep talking about this come groundhog day. if you're a republican congress, i guess the question is how do you not see the writing on the wall? sasha, you said you're not quite sure the american public carries about congressional maneuvering but i feel like the sausage making on this one is out there in the open. >> i think one of the things that boehner needs to start wor iing are about as congressional districts are redrawn, is the closer it looks like there could be a change of control in the house or really tough margin the more he's going to be worried about the leadership vote that takes place after november. if he's been running scared because of where his conference is, caucus is, over the course of this year, it's only going to be worse in 2012 if you start saying predictions that, you know,