in one talon the eagle is holding an olive branch. the eagle is looking at the olive branch to show that the united states will always seek peace. the other talon, the eagle is holding arrows to show that the united states understands if you will be effective and successful in seeking peace, you must be strong. let me expand. because it only only peace but a better kind. the elimination of poverty, better lives all over the world for ourselves and other people. the arrows don't just stand for military strength but capability, they stand for the idea that the underwill try to recruit the best and most capable to apply themselves to those grand objectives. as i studied the life of christopher stevens, he embodied that and sought the grand objectives that our dwok si stands for. we gather to mourn his loss and demonstrate to his family how much we understand their grief. we also gather to celebrate the immense accomplishments this man has made for us. i picked out of my closet a tie. says on it democracy is not a spectator sport. christo

. >> it was like a hawk with the talons copping in scooping up the car and then the talons breaking off. >> i saw it about a second before it hit. i was opening my mouth to go duck, the next thing you know there's shattering. >> the suv was on an access road next to the airport when the plane clipped them. the faa is investigating. >> the 2-year-old boy who fell into a wild dog exhibit at a pittsburgh zoo was killed by the dogs. the medical examiner's report released today says the little boy was mauled after he fell into the exhibit. it happened yesterday. the boy's mother placed her son on a wooden rail so he could see better when he lost his balance. witnesses say he bounced off a net to break his fall and into the exhibit. >>> tv host sharon osbourne reveals she recently had a double mastectomy despite never getting a diagnosis. she found out she carries a gene that increases her risk of developing cancer. she has already battled colon cancer. she called the decision a no brainer and says she's happy to start enjoying life as a grandparent. >>> most of us have fines in d.c. that dro

and the other talon the eagle holds arrows to show that the united states understands that if you're going to be successful and effective in seeking peace, you must be strong. and i would say strong, and i'll use that word a little bit more loosely and say competent. you must be able to do things. so, if you take that image and you have objectives on the one talon and capability on the other, and you marry them together, that's what we in the united states have been doing, particularly since the end of world war ii. then there we were having propelled the three worlds to victory. the other of us having seen we had an aggressive adversary on our hands and looking back what a horrible last century or so, we had to do better. and we did it by this iteration of objectives and capabilities. and we put together what has amounted to a global economic and security commons from which we all have benefited and continue to benefit. [speaker not understood]. so, we have to keep working at it. and i think the things that have been talked about here are very much in the line of keeping [speaker no

and the other talon the eagle holds arrows to show that the united states understands that if you're going to be successful and effective in seeking peace, you must be strong. and i would say strong, and i'll use that word a little bit more loosely and say competent. you must be able to do things. so, if you take that image and you have objectives on the one talon and capability on the other, and you marry them together, that's what we in the united states have been doing, particularly since the end of world war ii. then there we were having propelled the three worlds to victory. the other of us having seen we had an aggressive adversary on our hands a

bill talon live for us this morning.. >> earthalulia to you children, earthalulia. >> we've got an early morning sup prize for one las vegas military family. riley morris was in the middle of dance class when her dad sergeant major ronald morris walked into the room. he wasn't supposed to be home yet from his 14-month tour, so his kids were not expecting him for thanksgiving. the family says they are thankful to be together and safe. and if that one made you tear up just a little bit, this one will make you laugh. ♪ troops in afghanistan made their own version but rather than use carly's video they did a shot by shot remake of the one made by the miami dolphins cheer leaders there. they got it down. every hair flip, every hip dip, every hand ear like a phone but instead of coming out of a troop, you can see there they were buried in sand and no tour buses in afghanistan. these soldiers ride in tanks. nicely done, guys. >>> mexican president felipe calderon is trying to get the united states out of mexico. we'll explain i

. >> kind of like with a hawk with its talons scooping up the car and then the talons breaking off. >> i saw it a second before it hit. i was opening my mouth to go duck. or something to that effect. >> the next thing you know it's shattering. >> reporter: take a closer look in slow motion. you can see the plane nearly peels off the roof of the suv. sending the plane's landing gear into the air. >> the student did everything he was supposed to do. he landed the airplane perfectly, landed as if he was a professional pilot. >> reporter: she rushes to help her husband. >> the pilot made a miraculous landing after all of that. so everybody was fine. walked away. >>> right now at 6:00, the last chance, the last 24 hours. president obama fighting to keep his job. governor mitt romney could be on the brink of moving into the white house. >>> it is a very slow and crowded recovery for hurricane victims suffering still in new york and new jersey. >>> another coastal storm threatening to add insult to injury in the northeast. >>> good evening. i'm jim vance. >> and i'm doreen gentzler. in the f

you see the talons? you heard of the bald eagle. a bald eagle has 1,000 pounds of pressure per square inch. if that was a bald eagle, it would go through his skin, through the muscle, break his bone in a split second. that's how powerful the talons are. see how he turns his head like a corkscrew. the reason is his eyes are so big, they cannot move in the eye socket. if you see a pretty girl go by, you go like this without your wife seeing you. well, he can't do that. his eyes are so big he has to move his whole head around. he can't turn it all the way around or his head would fall off but he can go almost all the way around. also, they're the bird of silent flight. if i were to fly him one inch over your head you would never hear anything. >> really? completely silent? >> silent flight. one last thing. they call it the wise old owl not because they have a big brain. it's because their senses of hearing and eyesight, this animal's ears are over here on the side of his head like a soup bowl like this. the echo location he picks up, h

tranquilidad en las calles, pero será una loza que enrique peña nieto tendrá qque cargar y podría ser su talónarme y desde entonces tengo que vivir con escoltas las 24 horas del día y esto se ha convertido en elementos reales, mi familia sufrió un atentado, mis hermanas han sido amenazadas con armas, yo he sido perseguido y me parece una vergüenza el nivel de violencia que se ha ejercido contra nosotros los periodistas, espero que enrique peña nieto si quiere garantizar seguridad a los mexicanos que también lo haga con los periodistas. > muchas gracias, por ese libro muy valiente. >> ante todo esto, el presidente felipe calderón dijo que la fuerza fue la única opción ante el crimen y luego, esto citando: la historia habrá de juzgar lo que pasó. >> la toma de posesión de enrique peña nieto será el próximo 1 de diciembre. ->> luego viene joaquín castro y sus críticas . >> el congreso de los estados unidos el próximo año tendrá nueve caras hispanas, ahora tendremos a joaquín castro, el hermano gemelo de julián castro¡. >> (habla en inglés). >> gracias por tenerme aquí. >> una de las cosas interes

.: those are not parrot talons. >> jimmy: is that like chicken-doodle?ould be a mixed breed. >> jimmy: yeah. it's a mixed breed. my kid has allergies. we figured it out. >> a.d.: it's a chicken. well what does a chicken thinking? >> jimmy: well, here it is. the guy is thinking, "you look like a beautiful exotic bird." why would you say that? it's obviously a parrot. [ laughter ] and then the chicken is thinking, "you look like the result of an orgy between mitt romney, bob costas and josh brolin." that's a pretty good gene pool. that's a decent gene pool. >> a.d.: who had the baby? >> jimmy: next up, we see a woman walking her horse on the beach. here's something you see every day. she's thinking, "you can lead a horse to water." and the horse is thinking, "but you can't call that tablecloth a dress, honey. uh-huh." that's a horse with a lot of attitude. >> a.d.: uh-huh. that's a clydesdale. >> jimmy: here's another one here. this is a picture of a woman feeding a squirrel in the park. the woman is thinking, "nice squirrel." and the squirrel is thinking,

hearing about hurricanes, to review something i wrote about my uncle's trip from his training bay talon in egypt to the front line near alamein. it's really what i try to throughout the book is tell the story as they lived it and thought about it and saw it. it's kind of trying to get inside his mind as he drives across the egyptian dessert. in october of 1942. when the great day came for cox to join the second battalion he and harrington, every british officer has a servant they call for reasons i don't know they call batman. they loaded their possession on to a jeep and set up early on the road toward cairo. it was a friers trip of any length cox had driven in a long time. and excited him to travel on his own for a change. the morning air was cool, the sky slowly brightening to a crisp, sharp blue. like a fall morning in new england. he felt happy with all of the belongings strapped on to the jeep and harping ton crammed in it seemed briefly like the trip his family made twice yearly moving between new jersey and vermont. as cox headed west the nile delta opened up before them, startl

republ republicans are holding on to this with very sharp talons.e, how do you see this playing out moving forward? >> it's hard to tell because this was like a bigger story before the election. you have the fiscal cliff, the violence in benghazi and the middle east. i think, you know, there will be a lot of hearings, three different committees in the senate with jurisdiction. i think this is going to go on for a while because it's one area the republicans see weakness in the president's position. >> and that's interesting that you say that because if you look at this, it almost seems like the gop wants to put this at the forefront, distract from the fiscal cliff where they have less bargaining chips. >> well, that could be the case. something happened in benghazi and i don't think we have all the answers yet and there are democrats that want answers. there's a lot of information that will come out. the question in all of this politically does it ever touch the president? what i thought was interesting when he defended susan rice, she was sent out o

in the winter, in the spring, when the other side was thinking there talons into the democrats, romney was doing his best to get his party's nomination, so he never got his feet off the ground until june. so he is bitter. that is a natural human emotion that we all feel. it was such a devastating loss. i am hearing from republicans all over the country. they are depressed, distraught, heartsick. everybody has that feeling. mitt romney was a candidate for everyone. he did not single out the groups. he just wanted everybody to believe in america. i keep thinking about the story he told the crowd about cutting the flag that was on the shuttle in 1986 and i could see the electricity going through him. he loves america and wants us to love america too. host: to facebook -- twitter -- back to your calls, republicans on 00 only, on the future of your party. mark in arlington, virginia. caller: i think tim pawlenty is absolutely right. i would have voted for him. i think republicans should stay away from issues that have to do with -- social issues, and stay more on the fiscal and financial is

animal trap and they worked for half an hour to free the bird, not hurt except for a small cut on the talon a nearby pine tree and police say the trap was not intentionally set to catch the eagle and it was not illegal. a new name for himself as the human billboard. jason sadler gets companies to pay him to wear t-shirts with their logos on it. and the latest money marker, selling his last name to the highest bidder. and he will change his last name to whatever they want. and jason explained how it will help the company. >> the big thing on this, i'm pretty well-known in social media and verified account on twitter which is pretty cool, a bunch of friends on facebook and my website gets a pretty good amount of daily visitors so ado a lot of weird marketing stuff and online exposure in the so much in person stuff not going to reach a lot of people that way, but seen online. >> well, right now, j lab audio has the highest bid, and bidding ends, december 12th at midnight and he'll legally change his name on january 1st, any suggestion force a last name. i threw it out on twitter, i think taco