the al qaeda terrorist steve america has to tell the american spirit of perseverance.a american i believe if our perseverance is a country is to grow and continue we need to identify what it means to be an american today in the post 9/11 bald and what we can do collectively and individually to pay it forward by selfless good deeds made to the community into the country to continue to make america the greatest country in the world. throughout history individuals have stepped up and have given themselves to become pioneers for the betterment of mankind. often we believe that he is to prevent us from doing the unthinkable to affect change. however as each and every one of us looks within ourselves to offer that can only make a difference. it is our hope that in sharing the personal stories and experience of fighting terrorism people will identify with and themselves what it is they can offer finally to the country but to the communities to change for the betterment of all. so, my question that i would pose to each one of you is can one person make a difference against the

. >> steve jobs is america, bill gates is american. >> you cannot just do that, because people look at their own lives. you have to bridge over from what you are saying. that is the first paragraph. the second paragraph has to be "but we have lived beyond our means for it too long --" >> there is a third part. this is what we now need to do to regain what we were. we need to do something about infrastructure, we need to do something about education so that our kids can be competitive in the 21st century. you go down that road and cite examples of where it could happen and individuals who are clearly doing that, and there is a political argument. >> the problem here is the complete gridlock of ideology. to do something, you have to do something. we cannot seem to do that i. >> we have to say goodbye. see you next week.

the second wave coming up already sweeping across the us by the way i recently met with steve cohen one of america's best political experts will discuss the situation in detail the protests currying in eighty two countries worldwide their currencies mauler and medium sized towns but does it look like a socialist revolution it looks like a new stage of class struggle in order for a revolution to happen the lower classes need to be no longer willing to live as before and the upper classes need to be no longer able to control the situation you also need a social force a strong smart well organized party capable of carrying it out we're not quite at that point yet but you have to keep in mind that both the east and the west do not have much time left of a fourth person and earth today is suffering from a shortage of bread and water. there will not remain patient who could write recently occurred in forty countries of the world mr zyuganov. called me commented i understand your hints about the need for a strong party. but communist and socialist parties are very weak in the countries where the occupy eve

steve: those aren't olives. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, they were olives. they were -- they were olives. they were olives. they were olives. [ light laughter ] they weren't olives. they were not olives. ♪ thank you, "america'sg like youtube for old people. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i love that show. >> steve: i love it. ♪ america america this is you ♪ ♪ ♪ [ mumbling ] ♪ they'll come and go ♪ ♪ you're the red white and blue oh the funny things you do ♪ ♪ america america this is you ♪ >> steve: "i'm tom bergeron." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the last one right here. [ audience aws ] ♪ [ light laughter ] thank you, kris humphries, for not being able to keep up with the kardashians. [ cheers and applause ] there you have it! those are my thank you notes! we'll be back with more "late night," everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t and verizon charge you extra for going over 2 gigabytes of data. t-mobile slows down your data speed. with sprint you don't get charged extra and you don't slow down. and you get unlimited data, text and calling to any mobile -- for only $79.99. the best unlimited plan...wins. make the most of unlimited data with a brilliant screen on a pencil thin phone. in

right you have behaved badly we've got a partition that's not a union in united states of america you for steve behaved badly imagine taxes behaving badly and you think obama is going to we're going to kick you out of united states of america no i'm not going to bribe the cooling sense of a bad year and greet with a good year a great has not gone unnoticed by struggling countries was this clear that these he waved a spent less now face a painful stereotype measures a sense of being treated like a naughty school child. then he added to the growing strain in the euro community it's only now started because well so see there was much more france and especially germany to the times there must be up to a say two to express a political leadership not just for their own countries but for europe as a whole your attentions have not called on this by the financial markets punish political leaders. in dealing with the crisis in struggling economies like italy even the. mistakes italy's being considered by many the test case for the entire a year you say it fails and it could take down the entire fifth the

your head you have behaved badly we're going to punish that's not a union in united states of america you for steve behaved badly imagine taxes behaving badly what you think obama is going to do we're going to keep you out of united states of america no they're not going to be growing sense of a bad year with a good year agreed has not gone and missed by struggling countries because it's clear that those who have a spend less now face a painful sperry's he measures the sense of being treated like a naughty school child only added to the growing strain community if it's only now sarsour because well so to say there will expose much more france and especially germany to the times there must be up to a say two to express a politically defeat not just for their own countries but for your of us all your attentions have not called on this by the financial markets punish political leaders to try to eat and dealing with the crisis and struggling economies like italy now cause even the napery think we are mistakes it's least being considered by many the test case for the entire year you say it fails and it

steve forbes, moments away. stay close. jenna: well, it's friday and time to take your questions to one of our biggest speaker views, america'sbes, about the economy and everything else and steve, let's go ahead and start with a question by thra*eubg harris has mentioned before our break. he wanted to know how involved you are with rick perry and the formulation of rick perry's tax plan. >> i have input on it. he had a couple of people work on it. i talked to him himself on it, and i think the outcome was pretty good. he got the rate down to 20 percent. i'll take that. and the generous exemption for adults and kids, so taxes don't go up for lower income people. that's critical to making it pass politically and economically. jenna: the last time we talked, it was just before you officially endorsed rick perry for president. now thaw officially did, i'm just wondering how you think things have gone over the last couple of weeks. are you disappointed with rick perry and his performance for example in some of the de stpwhaeuts. >> the famous debate incident, i think that's what people look for when something like that happens is

it's all part of what steve stoute calls the tanning of america.le of his recently published book. hip hop stars are now status symbols, curators of cool who can sell products not just to black america but to everyone. >> these are all my friends. people who supported me through the rough times. >> reporter: but today, he's the successful ad man behind dozens of multimillion dollar celebrity corporate pairings. how do you know that lady gaga and mac cosmetics -- >> it's obvious. >> reporter: stoute noticed the trend in the mid 's 0s, seeing more and more white faces at hip hop concerts. and the almost color blind impact of urban music. >> amazing thing to see. why are they dressing like sean "p. diddy" combs? because they wanted the brend. >> reporter: then came the movie "men in black" with will smith's famous line. >> i make this look good. >> and he said, i make these look good and i figured out how much people were buying the shades that he had on. if you put the product in the close proximity with something that's driving pop culture in a way

as the gop candidates competed to lead america back to prosperity. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, rochester, michigan. >>> in a massive shakeup at penn state university, legendary football coach joe paterno was fired last night. the university president was let go amid a widening scandal over how the school handled allegations of sexual child abuse by a former assistant coach. penn state students flooded the streets last night in protest. at least two were reportedly arrested. nbc's jay gray has more. >> reporter: the turmoil at penn state poured to the streets overnight. as word quickly spread of a late decision by the university board of trustees that legendary coach joe paterno and university president graham spanier would be relieved of their duties immediately. >> i think we reached a point where change was necessary. we thought it was in the best long-term interest of the university. >> reporter: thousands of students gathered on campus and outside paterno's home to support the man who has been a part of penn state football for more than six decades. wi

>> reporter: steve, mishandled remains of america's war dead., it happened here at arlington national cemetery. and now a new report has found similar problems at drover air force base in delaware. what happened to some up identified remains just ahead. 3q -- unidentified remains just ahead. prove it. enough's enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding, guaranteed. d-con. get out. [ speaking french ] movie buffs! this film is tres bien, but the interest rate on your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn more with new high yield free checking at capital one bank. your interest rate will be five times the national average. five times the interest! and free atms at any bank. show's over folks. make your way to capital one bank. what's in your wallet? were you crying? yeah. >>> welcome back on this friday. taking a live look at reagan national. you could see the camera bouncing around a little bit. kind of breezy out there. >> in honor of 11-11-11, right now it is 11 degrees. >> no. >> it's cold. it is

. >> as the gop candidates competed to lead america back to prosperity. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, rochester, michigan. >>> following the debate on the "last word" with lawrence o'donnell. lawrence asked republican strategist steve schmidt and msnbc's alex wagner to weigh in on rick perry's debate blunder and if it spelled doom for his campaign. >> it's over for him. i think his campaign effectively ended tonight. just an extraordinary moment. the likes of which we have never seen before in a presidential debate. he had fallen off the radar screen, he's fallen to michele bachmann's levels in the race, think that was something over tonight. >> ha was something akin to wetting your pants on the last day of school. there's no reprieve for rick perry. especially ironically on energy, which something he has hammered out over and over and over. >> it turns out later he was thinking of the department of energy. he finally got that out. the governor of texas, the oil business centered there, and he couldn't quite remember oh yeah, the department that regulates my big

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steve jobs, right there. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." thanks so much for watching, make sure you have extra money when you hit the road. how much more you will be paying. >>> a new busline hitting charm city. i'm sherrie johnson, live, i will have the story coming up. >>> hold on to your debit cards, banks decide to cancel the monthly fees. the story coming up. >>> it's tuesday, november 1st. i'm charley crowson. let's get it started with a quick check of the forecast for this tuesday morning and say hello to justin berk. >>> hello, good morning, happy november. we start off the month with milder temperatures, 46 degrees baltimore and easton. yesterday thick frost and back to the northwest, above freezing new york to hagerstown. central maryland, rain issues. sprinkles near the susquehanna. across the bay bridge through the eastern shore and getting rain towards denton, federalsburg and towards salisbury. mid-40s this morning. 56 and sun developing quickly and in to the afternoon. . good morning everyone. starting with good news. we have

. >> let's first talk about the america that produced steve jobs. what i was struck by is you were describing a california at a time when it was incredibly rich, prosperous, and also full of foment. i looked this up, 1972, the year he graduates from high school, california's public schools are considered the best in the country. this is the golden land. did it feel like that when you were researching the book, that this was kind of the -- the future? >> absolutely. and steve jobs felt this. he kept telling me over and over again that california in the early '70s, the bay area in particular, you had two great cultures erupting, one of which is sort of the counterculture, the free speech movement, the hippie culture, the grateful dead and janice joplin, all the music, that sort of explosion of rebellious art. and then secondly, you had the electronics, technology, geeky culture that had come out of the defense industries but was then being propelled by the invention of the microchip and transistor, you know, the transistors to the microchip. he was at

america. max tipton and steve wilcox, thanks for joining us tonight. i just want to say that the people of iowa were just absolutely outstanding. >>> republicans are lying about how transportation money would be spent. they're talking about things like a giant coffee pot, turtle tunnels, but we'll tell you the truth. stay with us. [ elevator bell dings ] ugh, great. you may be going up, but those roots are bringing you down! try root touch-up by nice 'n easy. to extend the life of your color. nice 'n easy has 50% more shades, so you can find your seamless match. with root touch-up by nice 'n easy. >>> and in the "playbook" tonight, the senate is expected to do work tomorrow and vote on a transportation bill. republican senators are still lying about how some of the money will be spent. they say money is wasted on transportation enhancements instead of roads and bridges. but it's not true. the specific examples they offered did not get money from the transportation funds. like john mccain's giant coffee pot. >> one of my favorites is the, of course, is

america. max tipton and steve wilcox, thanks for joining us tonight. i just want to say that the people of iowa were just absolutely outstanding. >>> republicans are lying about how transportation money would be spent. they're talking about things like a giant coffee pot, turtle tunnels, but we'll tell you the truth. stay with us. [ elevator bell dings ] ugh, great. you may be going up, but those roots are bringing you down! try root touch-up by nice 'n easy. to extend the life of your color. nice 'n easy has 50% more shades, so you can find your seamless match. with root touch-up by nice 'n easy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> and in the "playbook" tonight, the senate is expected to do work tomorrow

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steve jobs, right there. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america."r watching, everybody. have a great tuesday.

steve culbertson runs youth service america, program engaging hundred of thousands of young people in the service around the globe and build those relationships and understanding that we need to build on. scott biel who runs -- reverse peace corps where people come from all over the world to serve in the united states and learn and i think when you think about preemptively how do we learn and prevent there is a broad range of tools. the military peace may be part of that but if we think creatively we have so many wonderful social entrepreneurs, people doing incredible things around world that if we start to support them and leverage them that will get us farther. thank you. >> you have clearly reached levels of excellence in everything you set out to do. what do you credit that to? it is just in your dna or your upbringing? >> first of all, thank you very much. one of the things i should point out and i hope is made clear when you read the book is what you may be seeing is the end of a very long journey. along the way there is a tremendous amount of pain and difficulty and failure tha

you have been on nbc's america's golferal en, the steve harvey show. how you learned from those experiences? is it targeted to get you up on your feet. >> it's like the karate kid, you know, when mr. miyagi was teaching the kid, wax on, wax off and then you learn what it's all for. you know, i headline in the area where i grew up, that's a big deal. >> in manhattan, you were up in new york, making your way around there how is that compared to anywhere else you have been? >> new york is a different animal. the comedians there are on another level, another planet. they are doing such creative things because new york comics really are born and bred to be comic. they don't want to do anything else. they are not trying to act, don't want to host, don't want reality shows cameras following them. they want to did their stuff at a high level. we can't wait to hear your stuff this weekend. again, that's the riot act comedy theater. tickets still available, right? >> just a few. like three tickets left so hurry up and get them. >> all right. thank you. thank you

steve jobs, right there. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good

america. max tipton and steve wilcox, thanks for joining us tonight.republicans are lying about how transportation money would be spent. they're talking about things like a giant coffee pot, turtle tunnels, but we'll tell you the truth. stay with us. [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> michele bachmann has been trying to get out of single digits in the polls by pushing a plan to replace the united states tax code with a flat tax. she has even accused rick perry of stealing her ideas for his postcard-sized tax plan. it turns out bachmann doesn't seem to know what a flat tax is. >> i would flatten the rates and simplify them. i would not have just one rate, but i'd have several rates which is a flattened, simple, much fairer system. >> well, it's not a flat tax if there are several rates. which is something bachmann should know since she claims to be an expert on taxes. >> i'm a former federal tax lawyer. i'm a form

america. max tipton and steve wilcox, thanks for joining us tonight.standing. >>> republicans are lying about how transportation money would be spent. they're talking about things like a giant coffee pot, turtle tunnels, but we'll tell you the truth. stay with us. [ oswald ] there's a lot of discussion going on about the development of natural gas, whether it can be done safely and responsibly. at exxonmobil we know the answer is yes. when we design any well, the groundwater's protected by multiple layers of steel and cement. most wells are over a mile and a half deep so there's a tremendous amount of protective rock between the fracking operation and the groundwater. natural gas is critical to our future. at exxonmobil we recognize the challenges and how important it is to do this right. >>> michele bachmann has been trying to get out of single digits in the polls by pushing a plan to replace the united states tax code with a flat tax. she has even accused rick perry of stealing her ideas for his postcard-sized tax plan. it turns out bachmann doesn't

to steer is seriously start considering a job jubilee or other alternatives here in america and around the world as steve king a suggested time to start over. when we come back democrats in wisconsin are halfway to the finish line and those who are in this one race but governor walker and the state's republicans wish i'd never start. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it through to be made who can you trust no one who is you know in view with a global missionary see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called fascism when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. for. the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour scott walker may want to get the movers of the state capitol on speed dial wisconsin democrats are more than halfway through the recall campaign was the latest from the ground in this week's edition of everything you know is wrong you may be underestimating your true .