phil spector's christmas gift was the one that we always -- phil spector was a great producer, yeah. a real tree? >> no. >> jimmy: me neither. fake tree. >> fake tree club. >> rashida: menorah. >> jimmy: menorah, yeah. [ laughter ] menorah. what do you usually do on thanksgiving? >> get together. well, usually, okay. we have no traditions, right? >> jimmy: you don't? >> no. because i'm busy and my husband's hockey schedule is crazy. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, hockey season. >> yeah. if we have a day, we get together with all of the other -- we don't have family clubs near us. and we can't go anywhere. can't do anything. so it is like, "oh, you're alone? come be alone with us." >> jimmy: yeah, like a friendsgiving is what they're calling it. did you invite this gentleman here? your pal mick jagger? >> i did. but he didn't come. >> jimmy: no, he couldn't make it this year. how cool is this? where is this? >> that was in canada. they were playing in toronto. and i was at the end of my tour earlier this year. so they, mick called me up. no big deal. [ laughter ] and said -- and he asked me to s

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there is that spector hanging over people an, and there are or outlets that are presenting things inhe light that israelis are presenting them. >> are you worried about that down the road? >> in a critical view, don't trust the iranians, but i do think there is a more concentrated effort to be more accurate this time around. >> among the misconceptions that consist about iran because of limitations of freedom of press its media speaks with one voice dictated by the supreme leader, that has never been the case in the islamic republic. some outlets reflect the president's views. others the supreme leader. for iranians, newspapers are like political weather veins and hard line papers tell them which way the winds are blowing. >> the tone taken by the newspapers is critical but not critical in a sense that they don't recognize the nuclear negotiations. quite the opposite. they have defended the talks. but the concern is more will that resolution actually be put in place? will it really take affect? or will it be broken promises again. will the lack of trust from the american side continu

mostly republicans want to avoid the spector of another standoff over the budget.ey know what that means for them politically, having gone through the government shutdown earlier on, so they don't -- they just don't want to deal with that again. >> passing a budget was one of the president's top items on his agenda for this term. so now that he's almost passed this -- >> it's a very modest deal. he hasn't taken on any of the big stuff, nor have they done that here. it was interesting that you'll hear in the interview with senator murray that she does not think any kind of grand bargain is achievable at this point. i'm not certain, as i talk to republicans, that it's achievable with barack obama as president. so that may just be the state of things. keep your eye on immigration. that's something speaker boehner would like to pursue early next year as a test to see whether he can wrangle together republicans on this. >> and talking about speaker boehner, i feel like we saw him in a way we haven't seen him before, a big win for him in a sense. >> well, he really took

14 years after his entire men from professional tennis, boris spector is back. >> he will be head coach the current world number two. >> novak djokovic is one of the greatest tennis players of all- time. he has dominated the sport in recent years and bent over 100 weeks ranked world number one. he's 16 grand slam titles so far, the same number as boris becker won back in his prime. in a statement on his website, the serbian champion says, "i am really looking forward to working with boris. he is a true legend. his tennis knowledge is invaluable, and his experience will help me win many more tournaments." becker's return is surprising. he led the german davis cup team from 1997 to 1999, but since then, he has avoided the professional tennis circuit. headlines about his private life have kept him in the spotlight, and he also took up competitive ogre playing. >> that is all for now. thanks so much for joining us. >> we will see you next time. -- he also took up competitive poker playing. >> that is all for now. thanks so much for joining us. >> we will see you next time. captioned by the

life not hide a arenas so what about nadezhda tolokonnikova went to shake spector to go out of jail and well basically we're counting on any given moment really she has gotten her release papers from the prison authorities so literally it's probably about packing her bags and getting out of that penal colony where her husband we know is the already waiting there at the doors as well of course because some news crews who are there. video news agency ruptly is also there and we're getting a continuous live feed from them as well as updates on this issue a scene with the desert but now we do know that and has been released earlier on monday said that she intends to go and meet with the desert. in siberia in-city of course the hours before both of them go back to moscow where there are deal you can say started in two thousand and twelve after both of them have been charged with hooliganism and sentenced to two years in prison no money allusion is said that both the local hugo and herself are plotting to take on human rights interests there and they're trying to see themselves in that capaci

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senator spector traveled twice to baghdad to meet saddam, and so impress the with the sincerity, he helped block military sanctions on iraq. there's an opportunity to pursue discussions with iraq, he said two mochtses later, and i think that it's not the right time to impose sanctions. less than two months after that, iraq invaded kuwait. only after several years did he acknowledge that saddam exploited him. they acknowledged that they transformed their 48 hour embassy sit-in back in is the 79 into a 444-day crisis once they read a boston globe article in which a carter national security staffer leaked that military operation to be taken off the table. now, they talk about a pair dime in which every strategy has an information, military, and economic component, and academic talk about hard and soft power. the concepts are the same. success depends on all elements of government power being used together, and yet diplomats and politicians seek to free sanctions and military preparations in order, they imagine, to enable diplomacy's success. nothing is further from the truth. culture matters.

they went on to say neither political views or inappropriate spectors are there. >> zero tolerance goesnew place when a 5th grader gets suspended for shooting an imaginary arrow at a class rate. the sign for ver go that is getting you suspended now with expulsion threatened. that's it right after the break. >> there's a growing change in how men are speaking how they are talking. you have to hear this. we have evidence of all of the guys on our show last night being traced and many others. we will let you hear it we want you to let us know what you think. are you hearing a change? {off-lin {off-line} it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures

$677 million in growing -- and growing on a website that doesn't work when a good one in the private spector would have cost less than $10 million. and the affordable care act is anythingba fordable. and the president is going to need the entire new york city fire department to put out the fire on his pants for his utter lying in saying we can keep our health care, we can keep our doctors and we'll save $2500 per family. [ applause ] >> a year ago, being a democrat seems like a pretty good place to be politically. now democrats are wearing paper bags on their heads, hoping to avoid being seen in public again. 2014 could be a great year for the gop, except for one thing. republicans have got to figure out that if they spend millions to attack other republicans, who are virtually identical in beliefs, then their self-instruction will allow the self-destructing democrats to survive yet another election cycle. 2014 ought not to be about democrats or republicans surviving, it ought to be about our country and it's families surviving. [ applause ] >> let me just say that the party which focuses on

when congress enacted the in-sbin inspector general law that placed annen spector general in every department of the government, justice, defense, health and human services, they are totally independent of the secretary. so she can't tell them what to do. in fact they can investigate her before she can order them to investigate something else. so i don't know what's going on in her head. she's probably trying to get this off the front page by saying i ordered an investigation. she can't order an investigation. >> but they certainly want it off the front page. people are signing up, they're putting out stories for people for whom this is working. sort of the same thing you've seen for people who it didn't work on. >> they don't want us to focus on the 5.5 million people who lost their policies and don't have them back and lthey don't want us to focus on who knew this would happen. >> where do you think it goes from here? >> you know, i think that the president has been damaged politically in his own party. most of the people that are suffering from there are lower class people who the presiden

keep it rolling out and out and raises the spector of people believing that it's not working the way> i want to definitely into the health care. the health care law, it seems to me that there is a contradiction in how the public views the health care law. a majority call it a bad idea. 80% now say they are satisfied with their own health care coverage, an increase since before the full implementation began. explain the contradiction. >> it's easy. this happened in 1994. people like what they had when they realized they could lose it. we are watching the same thing when people say don't take what i have. today people are saying this law did not impact meechlt i think this in country there was a strong sense we have been fight being this. they haven't come to final judgment, but it's how long they have to convince people this will be a productive idea. the president has a harder road. >> the 58% number, having no impact, the fact that that is a large majority that said the law had no impact. how important is that to the white house? views on the health care law, just 26% want full repe

helen mirren, phil spector, elizabeth mall, top of the lake. best performance by an actor 18 motion picture drama. 12 years of slave. mon della, long twuk freedom. tom hanks, captain phillips. matthew mcconaughey, dallas buyers club. robert redford, all is lost. >> all right. they will keep going on this morning. the golden globe nominations announced in beverly hills. we'll continue to follow what's going on and probably post a link. tina fey and amy poehler, they are going to make a return appearance to the 2014 golden globes. the two had rave reviews to the hosting job. a lot of fun to watch. >> i'm watching now and it's still funny. they are funny. golden globes going to air on nbc bay area on sunday, january 12, starts at 5:00 p.m. tune in early for all of the red carpet appearances. >> pretty fun to watch, what everyone's wearing. let's check in with rob mayeda. >> good morning. we're seeing chilly temperatures, 30s around the north bay, actually 20s in spots in the north bay and east bay. 33 right now in san jose. and you can see our tem

. >> that was the beauty and uglyness of phil spector in one full circle there. >> wasn't a down beat movie. just the way things are. some people make it, some don't. these women got right up to the edge of making it. >> it's really poignant and there's something kind of symbolic and meaningful that they are mostly african-american women and most of the people in the film are -- >> i worship -- thank you, right back after this. stick with power. stick with technology. get the new flexcare platinum from philips sonicare and save now. philips sonicare. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be take

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what that looks like is an attack on teachers and public spector, and it is about union busting, union busting in particular because of the power, the political power and that power unions have in the city; right? breaking the unions to closing down schools breaks the union breaking the political power of chicago teaches to fight against the public agenda. there's a clear thing happening here on multiple levels of what the attack looks like. he's also -- since he's been in office, eliminated the corporate head tax. this is a tax in place on corporations of more than 50 employees to basically pay for some of the infrastructure excepts and to acknowledge the profits that they make by being based in chicago. that was eliminated. now, at the same time, that happened at the same time he passed the budget to cut mental health clippics by 50%. clear connection of who is benefits and who is not from the policies moving forward under this administration. this question starts with our current mayor; right? we had a few years of mayor daily before hand where we move forward, but he's continued th