south carolina businesses could not afford it.d when our budget was so heavily mandated by medicaid, we needed to see him repeal the bill. i just respectfully asked for him to repeal the health care bill. his response was as long as he was president that was not going to happen. that's when i followed up and i said, i think that the job of governors is not just to say no, but to give you solutions. if i give you state solutions on what we will do in our state instead, will you allow us to opt-out? his answer was yes. i would consider you operating out if you take into -- account we needed to create a tate exchange and we needed to deal with preexisting conditions. now i'm going back to my state. i'm going to try and see if i can fan good and marketable on shfpbs for the people of our state that don't require man -- options for the people of our state that done require mandates. >> sean: you think you can make that proposal he offered work? >> i think it is my job to try and make it work. i think within i've requested my federal de

is so we can get some perspective on the top secret world of former cia officer jack rice and south carolina is making headlines for hosting a suspension mr ball just in time for the hundred fiftieth anniversary of the start of the civil war and while the state defends its event saying that they're just representing the concept of self government the end of a c.p. argues that the history of slavery is being completely downplayed if not outright ignored here jamal buoy will give us his take on it then more flex on the advancements in medicine thanks to send cell research just last week alone scientists grew hair follicles through stem cells in one man who was hiv positive no longer has any hiv cells in his bloodstream courtesy of subsystem cell experimentation so is this proof that stem cell research is the key to finding cures in the future we're going to have a debate on the topic and britain wants to ban it pornography according to reports the only way the brits will be able to access their nudie pics as if they go through an opt in process now the government says that it's all meant to pr

. >>> we'll be right back with racist extremism in south carolina. reverend al sharpton is our guest. do they really want to succeed and have a big party about it? [ male announcer ] 100 potato chips or 100 pringles. both cost the same, but only the pringles superstack can makes everything pop! ♪ hey [ male announcer ] same cost but a lot more fun. everything pops with the pringles superstack can! >>> and it's not too late to let us know what you think. tonight's text survey question is, do you think the republicans will ever compromise with president obama? >>> and in my "playbook" tonight, conservatives in south carolina are celebrating the destruction of the united states. one week from today a south carolina group called the confederate heritage trust will hold a succession gala to honor confederate leaders who launched a civil war in this country, for $100 a ticket, partygoers can enjoy a stage, play enacting the signing of the ordinance of succession succession. that'll be followed by a three-course dinner featuring carolina crab dip and shrink

i told him south carolina could not afford obama care.arolina businesses could not an for the mandate and i asked if he would repeal the law? he said as long as he was president he would not. i believe in not just saying no but giving options. i asked if south carolina gave options whether it be tort reform, whether it would be making sure we reformed medicaid or allowed insurance to cross state lines all those type things would they allow us to opt-out? he said yes if it met three parameters: having a state exchange, allowing us pooling and dealing with preexisting conditions. >> greta: let me go back to the first part when you said the state of south carolina can't afford the mandate? he said no. did he say here's how you can pay for this? >> no. he actually was very adamant and just said no, as long as i'm president i'm not going to repeal the law. i told him the citizens could not afford it. the businesses of south carolina could not afford it to add those types of rolls on the medicaid program was not something we could sustain. i ne

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south carolina's declaration of the reasons for seceding mentions slavery 18 times. a century and a half later, the war between blue and gray still casts a shadow in black and white. two sides still see this historic issue differently. >> how dare we continue to have to deal with these type of issues, the lack of respect. but, had it not happened, i may still be a slave. >> reporter: several commemorations and protests are planned. >> what occurred here 150 years ago today was one of the most significant events in american history for it impelled the process that led to the civil war. >> reporter: to celebrate the civil war, is that not to celebrate slavery? >> i think celebrating a war is an unusual thing to do. i think people should be fully aware of their own heritage. however, what made the south distinct was slavery at that time. that is the southern heritage up to the civil war. >> reporter: while this war ended the tradition of slavery, 150 years later, some remain prisoners of the past, wrestling with the darkest chapter in our nation's history. linsey davis,

auburn needs to beat south carolina, and oregon needs mike when oregon and oregon state get togetherit's called the civil war. enough said. this is the 114th meeting between these two rivals. first quarter, beavers off to a great start. oregon state on top 7-0. but in the second, it's 9-7 oregon. james, the nation's leading rusher, gets in on the corner. '16-7 ducks at the half. then oregon state cuts it to ten. that score and the ducks are headed to the national championship game for the first time in school history after a 37-20 victory. >> auburn and south carolina in the sec title game. auburn needs a win to meet oregon in the national championship game. cam newton hasn't thousand an incompletion on any opening drive this sewn, continues today. 12 yards, 7-0 tigers, end of the half, 21-14 auburn. newt throws up a hail marry rhythm it's tripped. and the prayer is answered. adams had more than 200 yards receiving today, 28-14 tigers at the half. in the second half, more from newton. hello house movement -- heisman. auburn leads in the fourth quarter. big 1 -- big 12 on hand, and fo

and i rejoice, led by the sound of a black smith's hammer, i travel to charleston, south carolina, john shannon, black smith. a large european with red hair, comfortable. they were apprentices to all africans new and old, familiar yet fresh. i have sold another of your beautiful gape with the rice design, how did you learn to craft so well? a young man stepped into the light. i learned by reaching back with one hand and stretching forward with the other he said. people said you are a genius. my father dinka was the genius replied the apprentice. he taught me what 7 generations have learned, i am the 8th. i had bound [inaudible] who answers to moses shannon. both mean safe water. he seems more confident now, wiser. playful mostafa. i had so much to tell him, he could not see me. he could not see me or hear me in this strange land. he touched the spotting smiles. [inaudible] with birds, flowers and animals inspired. i turned to someone tell moses, shannon is going to free you one day. they can find joy, [inaudible] in my mind, i have always been free. free as the wind, thank you so much.

. -- i'd yield to the senator from south carolina. mr. demint: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from south carolina. mr. demint: i want to thank my colleague from south carolina and associate with his remarks. i appreciate the chairman's support of the idea of committing ourselves to developing a missile defense system that could protect against russian missiles. but, unfortunately, during the debate in committee, when we offered this as a binding amendment on the treaty, it would not be accepted unless we moved it to a mere declaration, which has no force of law. but it's good that bev brought it up and -- that we have brought it up and recognized that it is a major point of contention in the adoption of this treaty. so i'd like to begin by speaking in support of my colleagues, senator john mccain and senator john barrasso's amendment to strike the language in the treaty preamble that links offensive and defensive systems and limits our ability as americans to protect our citizens. we know that the russians would l

flag and the confederate battle flag, which was the state flag of south carolina. from the court room, i could look out the window and seaport sumter in the distance -- see fort sumter. they put me on a case with no marijuana. they invented imaginary marijuana. they said i was charged with conspiring to contribute 10 tons of colombian marijuana. i pled not guilty. i had a jury trial. i was found guilty on one account, acquitted on nine. i had an appellate case and the supreme court case. i was then facing 15 years. since may to nine. when i went to federal prison, i did time in eight different states in nine different federal prisons, including four penitentiaries -- that is a maximum security. including the united states penitentiary at marion, the first super federal max. that is on a marijuana convention. -- conviction. i spent most of my time in solitary confinement. you do not know this, but if you plead not duty and you get a jury trial and then you have an appellate case, you go directly to solitary confinement. were you do not have access to the law library

. >> the name of chef mike lata's restaurant in south carolina says it all.ands for food is good. lata, the winner of last year's james beer award for best chef in the southeast has a reputation for using only local ingredients and making it taste so good it will buckle your knees. here is tonight's plate list. >> notoriously, i'm a hands on chef and my peers will tell you the same thing, i have a hard time letting go. i think wakes up and enjoying what you do is the most important thing. it's nice to do what you love. we have peppers, some fennel, some celery and red onion. to that mixture, we're going to add roasted tomatoes, pine nuts and garlic. red win vinegar. more olive oil and we have sauteed eggplant that we diced up and sauteed quickly. a little touch of tomato sauce. so now you can see the vegetables have softened. perfect. when i was growing up, i was a latch-key kid for the most part. and so i had a little repertoire of things i would make for myself, i was a big pancake fan. loved pork chops, shake and back. i understood at one point that if i t

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enjoy your time in south carolina and i'm sure we will be talking to you from new hampshire any day nowk mike vick says he wants to on a dog again some day. should he be allowed? we'll debate that with our great, great american panel, coming up. [ technician ] are you busy? management just sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global publications. so they can focus on building amazing bikes. with xerox, you're ready for real business. >> sean: the year will end on an all time low for president obama according to the numbers. according to a fox news poll 29% of americans think he will be reelected in 2012, significant drop from 44% this time last year. 34% of americans expect obama to rate as either one of the country's worst or as a below average president. on the bright side the iowa caucuses are only 416 days away. caltrate soft chews because they have 20% more calcium per chew than viactiv or for the delicious flavors like chocolate truffle and vanilla

i live in south carolina. in south carolina without the federal judiciary taking or the schools. these were people living in the community and had tremendous courage. because of the tremendous bipartisanship we have now, our federal judiciary is being depleted. good people cannot get appointed because of the partisanship in this country. we have to overcome that. we have to overcome this "me versus you" mentality that has led us down this path to long. thank you. >> thank you. ken. kiki has more reaction from the social media world. >> we hear from sun prairie, wisconsin. she says, "i believe that we must ask our politicians to look forward degeneration, ask them -- look forward a generation, ask them "what have you done in your term in office to move america forward? have you made america a better place to live, safer, provided opportunities, created a healthier in burma for all americans, young and old?" -- created a healthier america for all americans, young and old?" [applause] >> our next speaker is curre

senator demint of south carolina and mike pence of louisiana have new dwipgss to extend the tax cuts.say washington needs to do a better job of balancing the books. does their math add up? they join us from capitol hill. if you match up the strategy, what you're leaders are doing in the negotiations with the white house right now with the legislation you propose, is it fair to say you believe at the moment your leaders are too timid and are asking forme more? >> we want to allow every congressman and senators an up and down vote on a permanent extension. what we hear from the business community and individuals all over the country is we need some certainty. you can't plan to grow a business in 6 to 12 months. sometimes it's a five our ten-year process. so to have certainty in what the tax rates will be is much more important than a temporary extension of the current rates. we don't need a temporary economy, so we don't need temporary tax rates. >> yet, as both of you describe yourselves as fiscal conservatives, do you think you have the obligation -- they say extending them over ten y

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in south carolina, perfect example. more rural whites. >> i think there's a dynamic between -- between class and political diversity, also in motion here. the black electorate is becoming more politically diverse, and the white electorate. the one party i don't think we have mentioned is the tea party. they were very much presence in the last redistrict cycle and some interesting things happened to -- two black republican congressmen were elected in -- in white promptly white congressional districts. another factor is that several members, i understand close to half of the congressional black caucus members are representing districts that are not at least 50% african-american. >> yeah. >> which means they're representing whites, latinos and asians and others. so the political diversity is trumping class in some ways. people are crossing racial lines to vote for elected officials because they feel that those people will represent their interests regardless of race. >> i -- the -- the way i disagree with that is -- you sa

the gentleman from south carolina is recognized. mr. wilson: madam speaker, today i would like to extend my sincere appreciation to a dedicated staffer in the office of the second congressional district of south carolina. pepper pennington will be leaving the office to become chief of staff for congressman elect daniel webster of florida's eighth congressional district. pepper has done a wonderful job serving the people of south carolina's second district since november, 2009. as communications director, she has been the main contact between the office and members of the media. pepper has been dedicated, hardworking, and a valuable asset to the people of south carolina. pepper began her career on capitol hill in the office of congressman tom feeney of florida and served as communications director for congressman paul broun of georgia. . pepper is the daughter of cass and cindy pennington. she is a graduate of the university of florida and she is a die-hard gator fan. pepper is engaged to marry. she is a credit to the people of south car

south carolina jim demint tried to make the current 0% estate tax and tax cut permanent and bernie sanders wanted to raise income taxes and estate taxes on wealthiest americans. all three measures were killed to protect the president's delicate compromise with the republicans. mr. obama again called on angry democrats who oppose the deal to get with the program. >> we heard to negotiate an agreement a win for middle class families and a win for the economy. we have can't afford to let it fall victim to delay or defeat. >> reporter: 27 centrist democrats you remembered pelosi to hurry up and pass the bill. "act to send it directly to the president's bill without delay." some house liberal want changes to estate tax provision and worry the 2% payroll tax holiday hurts security. pelosi postponed debate until thursday and instead focussed on repealing "don't ask, don't tell." >> let's make america safer. >> reporter: as they juggled host of issues, senate democrats hit accelerator. >> ewell a be in session this sunday. we hope we can complete what we have to do here. a day or two after saturda

he's walking along the streets of dillon south carolina and actually asked him questions about monetary policy why are you doing what you're doing you know what houses affect american public well it's interesting we mention that sixty minutes interview because of course he was defending stonily his decision to pump six hundred billion more dollars into the economy and then he said you know there's this myth that people think that we're printing money and that really isn't the case but if that's not the case what else is going on here you know those who are the most to do disingenuous certainly no technical sense he's not pretty money but they're changing you know they're basically changing the accounts the banks have at the federal reserve so if you're changing that account you created money yes you created money electronic way it's the same thing as saying yes i went and bought a bunch of things on my credit card but i didn't spend any money. it's about the same level of you know kind of splitting hairs so he's technically correct but in economic sense it's not correct and it's disinge

- south carolina that would benefit republicans. democrats might argue it would be possible to create another african american majority district in the state. " we are likely to seek some wrangling caught between the obama administration and state regulators in a few small isolated cases. host: richard in arkansas sends us this e-mail. guest: that is actually something that a lot of computer programmers have tried to do. there are programs out there that do redistrict automatically, but state legislators who have the power over this process would argue that a computer would not know where communities of interest libe. so legislators, in addition to that argument, would also be reluctant to give power to someone else or something else in the process even though it might be beneficial to the overall fairness of the process. host: we are talking to david wasserman, the house editor of the cook political report. charlie, you are on the "washington journal." caller: good morning. it in the presentation yesterday, he mentioned that the fi

south carolina has started to make the difficult decisions. we have a balanced budget requirement in our constitution, so we have been forced to make those difficult decisions and do something that politicians don't do very well, which is look people in the eye and say no, we cannot do that for you this year. a lot of us in the south carolina delegation know that the states have made the difficult decisions. other states like california that can borrow, they need to start making the difficult decisions. when they go looking for a bailout, which we all know is coming, the answer is going to be a very firm not. let the states make their difficult decisions. there will be less federal money this year, but south carolina knows that. the committee does not get a lot of attention on the hill. a% of my folks work at small businesses in the fifth district of south carolina. small business has mitt -- has really been moved aside for the last few years. there have not been meaningful impacts on revealing what it has meant to small business. focus our at

later this evening, a two-time grammy award winner, his latest album "charleston, south carolina, 1966 number one on the country music charts. darius rucker is here from the bud light outdoor stage. next week on the show, what a lineup of guests we have. helen mirren, dan aykroyd, mila kunis, ryan seacrest, paul bettany, rosemarie dewitt, brian austin green and music from brad, little big town, crystal castles. and making their network television debut, believe it or not, social distortion. so please join us for that. in february, our first guest is co-host of the academy awards and he might very well be handing himself a trophy too for his terrific performance in the new movie "127 hours." please give a big hand to a man who cut his own off, james fran franco. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, first -- [ cheers and applause ] he knows. he knows. first of all, i want to thank you, because i know you flew out here from new york, you just got here a couple hours ago and then you're flying back tonight, is that the plan? >> right after this, yeah. >> jimmy: because why? >> i'm a ner

the tigers routed south carolina in the scc championship game. they have 13-0.umber one will be decided january 10th between them and glendale arizona. >>> here is how the other bowls shake out. it's texas christian against wisconsin in the rose bowl, the fiesta bowl the big east representative connecticut and oklahoma, and the sugar bowl is ohio state against arkansas. >>> the craft hunger bowl is a nouned. boston college the team that will square off against nevada on january 9th. >>> when we come back the shoe on the other foot for tiger woods in golf . . >>> the warriors got off to a cold start. the thunder ran to a 18-2 start. right now they are trailing 88- 70 in the third. we will have that for you tonight at ten. >>> tiger took a four stroke lead in to the final round of his tournament today. the chevron challenge. never lost leading by that much going in to the final day and he looked to be in good shape but this approach to 18 tiger tied with mcdowell as the two played that hole. mcdowell on the green as well but t as close. that didn't matter. he roll

senate nominee alvin greene is once again running for office in south carolina. greene filed papers to run for an open seat in the south carolina state legislature. he made national news earlier this year with very little campaigning he won the democratic nomination to challenge jim demint. greene suggested that one way to create new jobs would be to hire people to build action figures of him. >>> showing what he called poor security in san francisco international airport is going public. the pilot has been identified by a sacramento fell vision station as chris lou of colfax. he is going public because he wants to change major flaws in security. officialsed a that most -- officials add that most of the security is not available to the -- is not visie to the public opinion >>> the ss bay will be moved from suisun bay. it will go into dry dock and be cleaned before it's sent to virginia to be dismantled. two other ships will follow next month. the federal government is cleaning up the decaying ships which are polluting susan -- suisun bay. >>> let's go outsiden i

while arizona, florida, georgia, nevada, south carolina, utah, washington and texas win. texas, alone, picks up four seats. the population growth in the south and west traditionally republican strongholds could be a win for republicans. >> if this count were applied to the 2008 presidential race, president obama would have won with six fewer electoral college votes so he has a higher hurdle to clear in 2012. >> reporter: now states will redraw congressional districts and republicans appear to have an advantage. the country has been counting the population since 1790 when george washington was president and 3.9 million people lived in the 13 original colonies. in 1940, fdr was president with 132 million people living in 48 states. by 1960, with eisenhower in the white house, baby-boomers had surged the population to 179 million. when reagan was elected in 1980, there were 226 million of us. 281 million by 2000. and 308 million today, bigger than ever but the slowest growth rate in 60 years. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> to something a bit more basic. the weather,

as it makes its way to the south carolina coast, will it turn up the eastern seaboard or head out to sea? there is an offshore tracts that keeps that storm to our south and east. we have more specific storms coming in. one of them is slamming into the west coast tonight. the forecast is 5 feet to 7 feet of snow in the the the sierra nevada. it will pummel the higher mountains out there with higher snow. once it moves east, it may bring us another couple of snow showers next week. the sudden storm that is approaching us now could head out to sea. it looks like a miss for us on sunday, although there might be a few flurries to our peace. temperatures are expected to stay below normal. 33 degrees to 38 degrees tomorrow with a variable wind. it will be mostly cloudy around western maryland tomorrow with a high of 25. i around chesapeake, it will be 35 degrees with some cloud cover. on sunday and monday, when the storm is offshore, the wind will start to kick in again. if we get snow in maryland over the weekend, the lower eastern shore would be a good spot for it. as the storms off the co

pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, texas, florida, south carolina, and georgia. we have some states with democratic governors -- california, illinois, and massachusetts. it is very constructive for people to take a look at those states that are open to tax increases and those states where elected officials say they are not going to raise taxes. that is the difference in the approach. it you have a problem with spending, raising taxes does not solve the problem. you are an enabler, -- taxes off the table are the only time we get spending restraints. it is one of the things that is misunderstood. from 1993 you that the clinton tax increase which passed with only democratic votes. from 1993 until three weeks into the obama administration when he raised taxes on people who earn more than $250,000 a year -- that 16 year. without tax increases. that is the longest time without tax increases. it also had a collapse of the clinton spending plan. they did not spend as much as they planned to bid for the republicans took over the house and senate. >> is that not the point?

they were the early years of the black awareness, robert williams was active in south carolina. there was a period of time when the cot in the back of the store was a drop off for various disassembled armaments. sometimes someone we didn't know would put something under the mattress, making the cot unusable for several days. someone would come by and take the hardware away in a shopping bag and that would be it for a week or so. there was often a black photographer who would come to the shop with an empty shopping bag. when he left, he with leave in a zigzag and eventually get on a bus going south. >> i wanted to read a poem that was sent by the poet that i invited to the recent san francisco international poetry festival from iraq i've been in touch with for more than a year and a half. after the united states would not give him his visa, i asked him -- i told him about mutanabbi street and he wrote a poem and he wrote it in english, though he writes in, of course, in arabic. but this one he wrote in english. so i'll read it. one figure in the poem you should know, humbaba, whi

ferguson is now retired and living in south carolina. the check he sent was for $10,000 which is the money he got from unemployment plus interest. it includes a note saying repayment for what california did for me. >> at 6:30, a sign of the times. the holiday help that had people standing in the rain and hundreds more today lining up in san francisco. >> the big adjustments to pipelines because of the san bruno explosion. >> you may be making big adjustments. 2 hour 17 minute flight arrival delays sfo. snow heading towards dallas. >> we're following several spinouts and injury crashes due to those wet roadways including a sigalert in = = = = í@í@çaçaça >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> 6:30 and the opening bell has just rung to start the trading day. wall street appears to have a quiet open. no major corporate earnings are expect the today. investors waiting for the november index of leading indicators. after the market opens we'll go live to the new york stock exchange in about 15 minutes. >> 6:30. we'll che

he tigers blew out south carolina and the sharks in montreal for game two of their 5 game road trip.ontreal took it by 3-1. finally cal and iowa state tied in the final seconds he gets it inside for the hoop and the foul. they hang on for the victory. that will do it for sports have a great day. >> san jose state was a winner, uc irvin santa clara fell at home against uc santa barbara and san francisco lost at csu bakers field. in football san jose state finished its tough injury plagued season with an overtime loss at idaho. nfl action today. the 49ers at green bay, the raiders are in san diego and on tv, 1:00 here on cbs 5. on basketball the warriors are on the road and the ladies are in the national championship game. good luck to them. >> will president obama be a one term president. >> yeah, we will hear from willy brown put the obstacles he needs to clear for a second term. >> why does the sea lion try to cross the road? we will never know but we will show you rescued. >> plus an unusual rescue at a contra costa --no. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪[ music ] >> well, we have got an unusual