john henry. team chairman tom warner. president, larry lukino, your general manager ben sharington. d your manager of the 2013 world champion boston red sox, john farrell. now to present the commissioner's trophy, mr. bud selig. >> it's my pleasure tonight to present the 2013 world series championship trophy to the boston red sox. i want to congratulate larry lukino, tom warner, john henry, ben sharington, john farrell, and all the great red sox players. you know, this started off as a really tough year in boston. and i was boston strong and the red sox have made all your fans very, very proud. and so here's the trophy, john, larry and tom. the 2013 world series championship trophy. >> mr. henry, it's been since 1918 that this organization has won a world series here at home. how does it feel winning it in front of all your fans? >> wow. i mean -- i just want to give a shoutout to the unsung sear rows and every one of these guys would like to thank along with ben and john the scouts, the coaching staff, that helped us through this. they're the best in baseball. and thank you to them.

. >> my name is tom john. i live in 1478 43rd ave. supervisor, i'm here to basically support what everybody else has said, but also mentioned 2 things i want to get on the record. so that we have some things to support how we feel. one thing is the notion beach the dog ran around [inaudible] and it's meeting practices. the science behind that is fairly weak and most of the [inaudible] practices are believed to be held in utah. so i think we nail down the actual,, what's happening with these science behind the reasoning for banning dogs that would also help. also, i don't believe the gg nra is shown that they're able to enforce the issue that they have properly. do not trained properly unrefrigerated like the taster dog walker in san mateo county. these things need to be on record the way that the gg practices the enforcement. people should not have to be worried about being taster when they're out walking their dog. i again will agree with everything everyone said. it's quite important and is directly attached the value of our homes i

. >> tom cruise, john travolt travolta, kirstie alley, beck. >> they have been asked to defend themselves, they have given tons of money to the church. everybody knows that they are a scientologist, it's not so easy for them to say i'm back being out of here. >> that was the paul hagger. >> he was the only one, the the only one to publicly, conspicuous celebrity scientologist to say something is wrong here. then there's a third category. and that's the sea org, that's the clergy. this is where it becomes really difficult because the sea org it was created by hubbard when he created this scientology armada in the mid '60s, fleeing extraditions and indictments and process servers. so he brought in all of these young people to serve as his crew, they called themselves the sea org, they became the clergy. many of the people in the sea org today joined as children, many were born into the sea org so they never really had a choice. but they signed contracts for a billion years of service. >> literally a billion years. not an exaggeration. >> lifetime after lifetime after lifetime. the center fo

. >> we have to keep in mind, it matters not at all what tom cole, john boehner says, mitch mcconnells, because nobody listen toss them. i don't care if tom cole is moderate or whatever he is, or john boehner, like he says, we're not going to shut down the government. the pocket of conservatives running the house republican conference don't listen to what their leadership says. tom cole could want to raise tax toss 50% and that doesn't really make a difference. >> you're saying no lessons have been learned since the shutdown. the orientation of power has shifted even further toward the right towards the tea party. >> i think it has. i think some people have learned lessons. you have to remember republican leadership likes to downplay this. these are just 30, 40 people off the reservation, too conservative. that doesn't matter. you need 218 votes to pass something. if john boehner wants to keep his speakership, he has to take that into consideration. i can hear ryan sighing there. >> look who provided the 218. >> i'm with you. >> not the tea party. >> that is only after john boehner le

the church claims to have over 10 million members worldwide among them celebrities like tom cruise and john travolta. the church will reportedly take its fight even further to the european courts. >> seen by many of the worlds -- many in the world as the most important literary award, it went to [indiscernible] >> she made history on tuesday when she became the youngest ever author to win the prize. her 800 page novel, luminaries is also the longest book to win. a tale of conspiracy, blackmail, and murder. >> i feel honored and proud to be living in a world where the facts of someone's biography does not stand in the way of their life. >> presented in london the prize is worth 50,000 pounds or 60,000 euros. for 45 years the booker prize has been awarded annually to the best writers in the british commonwealth islands. next year the competition will be widened to include all authors who write in english. >> famous for holding out against the romans, the entire world wound up facing congress in the french national library in paris, an exhibition to a planetary phenomenon, no fewer than 352 mi

pase la reforma inmigratoria y queda en manos de los republicanos en el liderazgo de la casa, john boehner, tomde representantes, john boehner para presentar la misma exigencia. >> vamos a perseguirlo por donde se, vamos a hablar con él, ir a sus oficinas, nos acompañan personas que ya han sido detenidas. >> reportero: ella recientemente reveló su situación migratoria luego de vivir 18 años como indocumentada y sufrió la muerte de sus seres queridos en méxico. >> ahora estamos luchando para que se haga la reforma inmigratoria, para que todos mis compañeros, conocidos y familiares que no pueden salir. , tengan sus papeles y puedan ir a ver a su familia. >> la reforma migratoria es un asunto que afecta a todas las comunidades, no sólo a una. >> reportero: la comunidad asiática es la segunda más grande que carece de estatus migratorio. >> sulema: vamos a las noticias internacionales del día en el mundo en 60 segundos. >> en el salvador, luego de una investigación, autoridades de medio ambiente determinaron que el consumo de algas nocivas causaron la muerte de docentes en contra tortugas en las pla

tom clancy died at johns hopkins hospital. 17 of his novels were number one on the new york times best sellers list. charges have been dropped against the second by camaker in new york. attacked after hitting a member of a biker group. one of the bikers is now paralyzed. several biker's chased him and dragged him out of the car. family members of the injured bikers say the driver should be charged. >> he gets scared and peeled off. he paralyzed my husband away. >> they're still investigating whether more people should be charged. the man who confessed to a cold case murder is expected in court this afternoon. pedro hernandez and admitted last year that he killed a six year-old. he was last seen inmates 26 of that year.may 26th of that year. the lawyer has said he has schizophrenia and low intelligence. gave a false confession. a california company is recalling nearly 90,000 lbs. of ground beef that might contain small pieces of plastic. the recall was announced yesterday by the department of agriculture. produced at central valley meet company in california. intended for the national s

tom clancy... died last night... at johns hopkins hospital... at... the age of 66.. karen parks is streaming live at loyola blakefield tonight where clancy graduated from high school... tom clancy graduated from loyola blakefield in 1965.....the man known as a literary giant is being remembered today... clancy was famous for military thrillers focused on on political intrigue... technology and military tactics... like the hunt for red october one of many novels which inspired movies and video games.... he is known for dozens of other works like clear and present danger.... the sum of all fears and patriot games... clancy who is from baltimore county was a student at loyola blakefield graduating with the class of 1965. officials say while here he was a member of the debate team... and the radio club and participated in intramural programs... (29:32) we mourn the loss of a don........ incredibly prolific writer.... (:50) no word yet on how clancy died.... how are the roads looking tonight? carrie peirce has our traffic edge report. map smartboard cam- 695. w of york rd

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we really appreciate the generosity that you and john and tom gave us. if it's way too early, what time is it? >> it's time for "morning joe," but now it's time for chuck t oro todd. >> go sox. >> a celebration in boston and horror story politically. president obama faces an angry and fed up public in our new "wall street journal" poll. anger over the shut down and the break down of getting things done found its way to the white house. republicans are not doing any better. the party has terrifying numbers lurking outside their window as well and the leaders are bearing the brunt of the blame. plus, a house call. secretary sebelius sits down for apologies and caustic questions from congress. we will hear what the health insurers themselves think this is all headed. good morning from new york. happy halloween, it's thursday, october 31st. this is "the daily rundown." let's get to the first reads of the morning. it's halloween and boy, is it scary. the american public is mad at hell and they are not going to take it anymore. with the one-two punch and the h

tom clan si, has died. the 66-year-old passed away at johns hopkins last night. >> tom clancy was well known for his military thrillers. clancy went on to write 28 novels. >> the whole point of any kind of artwork is to make people think. >> several were turned into several hollywood blockbusters. and the sum of all fears. he made his mark in the video game world with games like, ghost recon. his novels gained him a following within the armed forces, which gave him inside access that helped him with his plot lines. he said he never wrote anything that would jeopardize u.s. national security. clancy's latest novel is set to be released in december. hitting thee hitting theaters christmas day is the latest movie. and we'll talk with the entertainment reporter. she has more on his legacy and how stars are reacting to his death. >>> some buzz now in the sports world. two georgetown university women's basketball coaches are under investigation for misconduct. >> a lot of questions for kristen berset is here with more on all of this. >> of course, this is a developing story, but what we know is keith brown, he is

. >> speaking of movies, there's someone who's been cast to play elton john in the elton john bio pic. tombbed the lead role. you might recognize him. 36 years old. he had a big role in "the dark knight rises" and "lawless." he will be playing, the bio pic is coming at a theater near you. big casting decisions made in hollywood. congrats, fella. >> i don't know if it is because i don't either one of them, but they look alike. like the same person. >> well, you know. >> elton john, sex freak. >> similar characters. >>> sad news out of hollywood, an a-lister getting a divorce. clint eastwood and his wife dina calling it quits after 17 years. inreconcilable differences. she is 48-year-old journalist and reality tv star. >> does she want somebody older, more mature. >> 83 was not cutting it for her. she is asking for full physical custody of their 16-year-old daughter. we have known this was coming. they announced their separation last month. we knew divorce was impending and here it is. we have their decision to split officially. >> at least clint eastwood has plenty of practices talking to e

>> and, harris, we still do not know how tom clancey died all john hopkins hospital would say he sufferedrief illness. they won't tell us what the illness was or how long he was in the hospital. his career was long and it was prolific. look at this. over the years tom clancey wrote some 20 novels. of those 20, 17 of them hit number one on the "new york times" best seller list. and five movies were based on his books, including shadow one, which comes out this year. that's the last jack ryan movie. four different actors played the part of jack ryan including alec baldwin, harrison ford, ben affleck and chris pine in the movie that comes out later this year. listen now to tom clancey with former centcom advisor anthony zinni talking about a book they wrote together. play this. >> the reason i try to do the commander series was to give the american people an idea of what kind of people we have out there commanding our kids. for the most part they're brilliant guys. >> a lot of people don't know clancey had a lot of his books turned into video games. his estimated worth, harris, was in excess

what john, tom, larry, this entire organization has done. >> that's very true, joe.eam in december of 2001. they transformed this fenway park. they transformed this ballpark around us. completely renovated it. kept it. it's a piece of history that will go on into the future. >> they were going tear it down. i was here at the all-star game in '99 and everybody was talking about tearing fenway down. >> they provided new england and red sox fans, three world series titles within a span of ten years. you're right about 2003. the epic heartbreak in game seven in new york with aaron boone hitting the home run off tim wakefield. they decided it was their destiny. but this year's team what happened with this year's team after what happened last year -- baseball is a sport of resilience and redemption and learning how to live with failure. this red sox team is a team of resilience. fans have learned to live with failure. you win three out of ten times you go to cooperstown. >> nothing like being here last night. it was hard to describe. >> it really was. doris you talked to p

tom aeshgman, al jazeera. >>> overseas secretary of state john kerry is in london for the so-called friends of syria meeting.erry is meeting with his arab and western counterparts trying to make sure that geneva two stays on track. he says there is no military solution to the syrian crisis. >> it is clear that both sides will continue to fight and t fight and to fight. and in the end the greatest victims, the people who suffer the most are the syrian people themselves who are being driven from their homes and killed in the most wonton violence. >> reporter: much of syria's war is now the battle for check points like this. this town rebels break cover and mount their defensive. regime forces fight back, but the rebels prevail. these scenes are being repeated across the country. here the rebels appear to win, but that's not always the case. in the damascus countryside this bee sieged town, violence is immense. even as the fighting continues and planned peace conference finds itself embroiled in controversy. one of the rebel groups has decided it would like to discuss his its talks outside of geneva. meanwhile

i'm wondering, within the republican ranks, tom, is there -- it sounds like last week john boehner was sending signals that, hey, i get it, we have to raise the debt ceiling. how many republicans don't share that basic view, though? >> cruz just messed this whole thing up for the republicans in terms of their strategy. now they have overrepresented to their base what they can get, they have not managed news expectations, tough to put back together. i think the speaker would like to put a clean debt ceiling on the floor of the house, see it voted down by republicans and democrats and come back with something that has some conditions on it and negotiate from there. that would have been negotiating from a position of strength. now it looks a little more desperate to some people. but there will be conditions. if you think you're going to get a clean debt ceiling out of this and say you win, that's not the way it works. but they have to try to make this a win-win. that's the only way this thing gets resolved. >> we'll talk to a democratic member of congress down there for the vote yesterday

. >> reporter: well, tom clancy who was born and lived in baltimore died after a brief illness at johns hopkins. he wrote the hunt for red october and patriots game. he attended loyola college. before making his literary debut he spent time selling insurance. he was a minority owner of the orioles. tom clancy is one of only three authors to have sold 2 million copies on the first printing. tom clancy was 66 years old. jessica back to you. >> thank you. more on his death and life coming you up on wjz at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >>> day 2 of the u.s. government shutdown and lawmakers are still trying to find a solution. tara mergener reports from washington. >> there's no sign of compromise on capitol hill. plenty of finger pointing though. >> republicans in the house have proposed one can't pass idea after another the last few days. >> in the end they got their shut down, which they apparently think will help them politically. >> house republicans are pushing a plan to fund parts of the government, including national parks and veterans affairs. democrats call it a publicity stunt and insist

tom clancy died tuesday night at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore. he was only 66 years old.py thrillers, and was famous for his keen technical knowledge. many of clancy's best-selling novels, like "the hunt for red october" and "patriot games," were made into high-profile films. clancy's next book, "command authority," will be published december 3. a special rememberance today for the late comedian and actor, bernie mac. illinois secretary of state jesse white presented to mac's widow and family a "b mac" commemerative license plate. this coming saturday would have been mac's 56th birthday. the chicago native died five years ago of an inflammation in the lungs. let's go to tom pour the seven day forecast. interesting statistic. nicolas dave we have had is 46 and every statistic has had a cooler temperature by now. we are running wild. it will be interesting to see it that is a trend that continues. it will for the next few days. by bit that scattered showers overnight. big cluster comes from the southwest overnight and during the morning. there is noontime and evening rush h

john mccain. this is what he had to say. >> we are not going to go through the shutdown again. people have been too traumatised by it. there's too much damage. >> tomare you as optimistic as senator john mccain. my party has has learnt a lesson. if the tea party conditions to go down the road, all they'll do is empower the democrats. they'll have to elect democrats. they have lost us five united states senate seats over the last four years. that is a difference in the direction that we need to take this country in, if they are happy about electing democrats they should do what they are doing. to put a guy like thad cochrane on notice, because he had the commonsense to say we can't shut the federal government, we can't put the pull faith and debt of the united states at risk. if that is out of touch, well then, i think freedom works is out of touch. >> patrick, what do you say to senator mccain's optimism about no shut down in january. >> responding to the previous comment, if you look at the results, the centerist big government republicans lost the house of representatives in 2005 and lost in 2008, lost us the white house why 2008 and again in 201

said bob you know you he you know john boehner you know all these republicans you were in congress for decades what's going on what's the status and he says he said tom this is the end of john boehner speakership he will not be speaker in january two thousand and fourteen and i said is that because the democrats are going to take congress he said no i think the republicans are going to hold congress but boehner is toast so we'll see we'll see how this works out i mean the freedom works was who came up with this thing it's on their web site this idea that using the can specifically using this continuing resolution to crash the government as a way of forcing changes in obamacare and it was ed meese former attorney general under reagan who came up with this idea we added up this little secret cabal met in this restaurant here in washington d.c. six weeks after president obama was inaugurated and said let's use the continuing resolution crash the government and that'll cause them to do away with obamacare ed meese by the way just to remind you when he was attorney general during the reagan administration was the guy who led the meese commission on pornog

tom foley today. other tributes expected from speaker john boehner and house my knownity leader served as speaker from989 to 1995. he died october 18th of complications from a stroke. he was 84 years old. honoring the sacrifices of dogs in combat dedicated in texas. it is in descriscribed with the guardians of freedom. it is the home that trained dogs for all branchs of the military since 1958. >> they say lightening doesn't trike twice but that wasn't the case for one man. it dropped me to my knees and when i was on my knees it hit me again. there were sparks eerie where. >> casey wagner was in st. joe texas when he was hit. despite sore muscles and shortness of breath he knows he is lucky to have survived. >> time for the first degree weather update with maria molina. >> she is tracking a storm that could bring flooding and snow to the in i had el of the country. good morning maria. >> we are talking about a storm system that has a winter side to it and a summertime side to it. we are talking about thunderstorms and even flooding possible across sections of texas and up into oklahoma. i want to star

here's john henry, the principle owner of the red sox. >> joe: tom warner, the front office.mpster's 16 years he's been around. his first taste of the world series. he's allowed a home run but now he's one strike away. from ending game one. 1-2. freese 0 for 3 tonight with a pair of strikeouts. bounced in to a bases loaded double play back in the fourth. it was a 5-0 game at that point. it's now 8-1. 2-2. euhara's stopped throwing for boston out in their pen. tomorrow night, john lackey and michael wacha. veteran right hander, the rookie right hander. here is the 2-2. in to right. base hit. victorino! safe. as freese just beat the throw. >> tim: by sliding. feet first. victorino plays a shallow right field and with david freese before the series is over, he could be burned playing too shallow because freese has great power the other way. just safe is freese. better shot -- oh. >> joe: and napoli, he was ready for the throw. and safe is the call by mark wegner. dempster thought the game was over. looked like the right foot went over the bag. safe was the call. >> tim: maybe. >

john. thank you very much. cnn has learned the former house speaker tom foley has died. foley served 15 terms as a democratic congressman from eastern washington state from 1965 to 1995. he was house speaker during the presidencies of presidents george h.w. bush and bill clinton. foley lost his re-election bid during the republican revolution as it was called back in 1994 becoming the first sitting house speaker to lose since the civil war. the current house speaker john boehner released this statement. "fourth right and warmhearted tom foley endeared himself not only to the wheat farmers back home but also colleagues on both sides of the aisle. that had a lot to do with his solid sense of fairness which remains a model for any speaker or representative. with his passing the house loses one of his most devoted servants and the country loses a great statesman." tom foley was 84 years old. >>> the government shutdown is over, but president obama says the economic effects could linger for a while. we'll talk with a former top economist to the president about the costs of th

tom. >> more updates when they come in, john. thank you. >>> war veterans in washington sent a very clear mention to lawmakers on both sides of the aisle this morning. thousands showed up to rally. organizers of the quote million vet mercier veterans have been dishonored. they are wanting to prevent any member of government from closing memorials except for maintenance periods. >> the international red cross says there has been no contact with gunmen who coom. >> a speaks person in syria said the relief team had six red cross aid workers and one local volunteer. more from al jazeera's omar a omar al sala. >> we understand that the staff members as well as the syrian arab red crescent volunteer were kidnapped when they were running back to damascus after spending three days in the proof ince. they were assessing the medical needs and providing medical supplies to doctors in that area. now, according to syrian act visits, they do believe that the islamic state in iraq affiliated group is behind the kidnapping of the icrc's staff. n

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and tom hardy going to be playing elton john in the biopic rocket man.r #cbssf. >>> the king of pop reign again as the top earning celebrity living or dead. four years after his death the late pop star earned $160 million this year way ahead of madonna who is the richest living celeb bring with $125 million this year. this is the third time in the last five years the top earner has been a dead celebrity. >>> when it comes to earnings, mark zuckerberg is doing all right. the facebook founder is making $30,000 every seven minutes. [ laughter ] >> every seven minutes. [ laughter ] >> his corporate compensation package last year, a record $2.3 billion. of course most of it came in stock options. >> his stocks went over 50 bucks a share now. the rich get richer. he is doing okay. >>> liz, how are you doing? >> he still wears that same gray sweatshirt every day. amazing. all right. let's show you live traffic cameras, live traffic sensors. we have one hiccup in the road right now. it's in pacifica. there's a tree apparently a large tree from some of my coworke

man had gave us the hunt for red october, we remember tom clancy for his complex best selling novels which were turned into hits. he died at johns hopkins hospital, who he gave millions to. he grew up on glen eagle road. his life was up and down charles street. down to loyola college. he was researches about u.s. intelligence with incredible detail and ac a say. former secretary of state colin powell called him a dear friend. 17 of clancy's novels appeared on the new york's best selling look. you could see him out there at camden yards and he was referred to as a treasured friend and devoted marylander and that his passion for the military is evidence to make sure the machine and women who served our country were properly recognized for their service and commitment. we want to know which was your favorite novel or the story made into a movie. >> clear and present danger. >>> coming up, the shutdown won't be too much of a burden on one person. that's because they won $180 million. >> lus, we always -- plus, we always want the latest and the greatest. we'll break down what you should and shouldn't cope around the house so you don'

tom clancy, who was born and lived here in baltimore, died at johns hopkins after a brief illness. mary bubala has more on his literary legacy. >> as one of the most successful writers of military and political thrillers of all times, tom clancy kept readers on the edge of their seats. news of his death at just 66 years old has shocked his fans across the world and here at home. >> it's a huge fan base of people, particularly male readers of action, they're going to feel a sense of sadness. >> clancy was a minority owner in the orioles, throwing out the first pitch in 1994. >> when i get involved i get involved. that's my team now. i have to watch and make sure they do it right. >> orioles owner peter angalos released this statement. h he was a valued friend and advise or. he will be missed. >> tom clancy was born in baltimore, attended ed loyola. >> what an honor. >> and then loyola college where he was commencement speaker in 1986. he was a former insurance agent who went onto write 28 novels. >> it's to make people think. >> clancy's book s s were will transformed into block bust

jury that investigated the case and at that time recommended recommended indicting john and patsy ramsey. tonight p tomen covering the story. >> reporter: the 6-year-old beauty contestant was found dead in her basement of her home the day after christmas 1996. it first thought was a kidnapping that turned fatal and her pararemits warned the community. >> there is a killer on the loose. i tell my friends to keep -- >> it's okay. >> keep your babies close to you. there's someone out there. >> but investigators were soon watching the ramseys themselves with suspicion. their daughter had been struck on the head and strangled with a piece of cord tightened with a broken paint brush from patsy's hobby kit. a ransom note contained little known details of the finances and history and some investigators privately said though thought it was in patsy's handwriting. there were no signs of forced entry and the tension rose rapidly. john ramsey would much later suggest he was not surprised by the police scrutiny. >> why did they think it was you? >> because the police always go after the parents. and we understood t

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. >>> tom hardy who played in "the dark knight rises" mr. take on the role of elton john. >>> bob barker paid $3 million to have three elephants taken to a welfare society in southern california. they join eight other elephants he has helped care for so far. >>> who is this? a virtually makeup-free jennifer lawrence looking stunning, right, in her new ads forde or. >> that's why i don't wear makeup. >> i need everything you can put on this face to help me out in the morning. >>> channing tatum doing his own stunts in "21 jump street" showing off his sexiest man alive skills. sources say jeremy piven's higher paid grade is the main reason the other "entourage" actors are refusing to sign on for the movie. they want as much as ari gold gets. that's what happens in these -- >> you try to get everyone back together and have their grudges from the salaries before and maybe they don't think they got enough money and -- >> the good thing we at "early today" have agreed to keep our salaries at 50 million and that's agreed upon. >> we spread it out evenly. i'll take about 99% of t

tom folley died today. he served for 30 years. house speaker john boehner released a statement about tom foley saying he was warmhearted. he would call leaks on both sides of the aisle. she had a solid sense of fairness. he was 84 years old. -- he had a solid sense of fairness. he was 84 years old. >> c-span, wouldn't you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, greetings, conferences," which of the u.s. house, all as a public service of private industry. cable tvreated by the industry and funded by do local cable or satellite provider. you can watch us in hd. today president obama officially announced former defense department attorney jeh johnson as his nominee for department of homeland security secretary. he will represent -- replace janet napolitano. from the white house rose garden, this is about 20 minutes. ladies and gentlemen, the president and vice president of the united states accompanied by jeh johnson. >> good afternoon, everyone. please have a seat. president, my most solid responsibility is to safety and security of

john? >> reporter: where do we go from here, tom. that is the $64,000 question. nobody really knows. what we know is the house and senate are back together tomorrow, so there may be progress and they better get something done quickly because time is running out. that debt ceiling needs to be raised by thursday. what happened today was that the senate met and the headline of the day was harry reid said he had a telephone conversation with mitch mcconnell following up on their face-to-face meeting yesterday. he thought it was optimistic regarding how the conversation went and the chances of actually sorting out a deal on the debt ceiling. take a listen. >> i've had a productive conversation with republican leader this afternoon. our discussions were substantive, and we'll condition those discussions. i'm optimistic about the prospects for a positive conclusion for the issues before this country today. >> reporter: also talking about telephone today, minority house leader nancy pelosi speaking to president obama and making it clear that she thinks that any deal regarding re-opening the

tom brady. these guys have played for a number of years and john elway who we played in the super bowl against whoas able to defeat us unfortunately. he played for 15 years. these guys have longer careers for the most part. i understand the intrigue with foster when you look at what he has produced for a number of years he is an interesting character off the field. he is one of those guys who has an interesting image and how he presents himself and the things he does in the end zone and his whole little niche. for me, i would probably want to again a young quarterback or defensive tackle. you are looking at ten or 12 years of earning potential. >> the short careers to me are another reason why this investment would be a terrible idea. nonot only for the investors but for foster. >> he gets $10 million up front. >> we know people like to buy cars and houses and things. this could be gone in a year. and if foster is still signing auto grafts at the local mall he has to give 20% to fantax. >> we have to leave it there. it's going to be an interesting ongoing conversation to see where it goes. the sho

tom clancy... has died. he penned such books as "the hunt for red october" and "patriot games"... that were later turned into movies. clancy died tuesday night at johnshopkins ... no word on the cause of death. he attended loyola blakefield in the 60's... where he was a member of the debate team and radio club... he also participated in intramural sports. we mourn the loss of a don of a son of loyola today and in many ways it means a great deal to us

tom clancy, who was born and lived here in baltimore, died yesterday at johns hopkins hospital after a brief illness. mary has more on this literary legend. mary? >> reporter: well, denise. clancy fans across the nation and here at home, are mourning the loss of one of their favorite authors. ♪ [ music ] >> as one of the most successful writers of military and political the thrillers of all time, tom clancy kept readers on the edge of their seats. news of his death at just 66 years old, has shocked fans. >> it's a huge fan base, especially male readers reader of action and techno, they're going to be feeling a sense of sadness. >> reporter: clancy became a minor owner in the orioles. >> when i get involved in something, i get involved in it. that's my team there. i have to go and watch and make sure they do everything right. >> tom, a proud baltimorean was a devoted marylander, treasured friend, and valued partner and adviser in the orioles ownership group. we are deeply saddened by tom's passing. he will be missed but long remembered. tom clancy was born in baltimore, attended loyol

host: you heard house speaker john boehner and representative tom cole saying this clean c.r.re's not enough votes in the house. guest: two democrats signed a letter to speaker boehner saying we will support a clean resolution. there are at least 25 republicans on record saying they would support a clean continuing resolution. think the fear is frankly if it's put on the floor, it will pass. host: one of the things we heard yesterday the speaker indicated he wants to see some sort of supercommittee. do you think that's the right way to go here? guest: the fact is, the supercommittee that we need is a conference, house and senate conferees working on a budget. that's the only supercommittee we need. it's one that really operates within the processes of the congress. we've actually been calling as democrats and been calling for appointments to house conference and that hasn't happened yet. if we get the government open again, raise the debt ceiling so that we pay our bills on time and appoint conferees to a conference committee, we can work out the budget details and what do rep

. >> jon, tom clancy passed away last night at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore, maryland. death is not being released but reportedly came after a brief illness. he wrote best selling military thrillers including "the hunt for red october", "clear and present danger" the sum of all fears "among others." several were made into black buster movies and video games. he was highly regarded by military officials who marvelled at the detail and accuracy of his writings. he wanted to join the military himself but his eye sight was too poor. he was a member of republican party and part owner of the baltimore orioles baseball team. in 1999 clancy married a journalist. his latest novel "command authority" is slated to be released in december of this year. the latest movie, based on his most famous character, jack ryan, shadow one, is scheduled for release this christmas. jon: so sad. he died way too soon, too young. thank you. jenna: right now the government shutdown forcing the president to cancel a few stops on his planned trip to asia. now he's invited congressional leaders to the

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tom clancy, who was born and lived here in maryland, died tuesday, at johns hopkins hospital, after a brief illness. his fans across the nation and here at home are mourning the loss of this literary giant. >> reporter: as one of the most successful writers of military and political plil thrillers of all time, tom clancy kept readers on their feet. >> it's a huge fan base of people, i think particularly male readers of action and techno kinds of books, they're going to feel a real sense of sadness now that he's not going to be producing books anymore. yeah, a real shame. >> reporter: clancy was the owner of the orioles, throwing out the first pitch in 1994. >> when i watch something, i watch it. i have to go there and make sure they do it right. >> reporter: peter angelos said, tom, a proud baltimorean, was a devoted marylander, a treasured friend and valued partner and adviser in the ownership group. he enjoyed talking about baseball, the ball club and its operation. we are deeply saddened by tom's tom's passing. he will be missed but long remembered. tom clancy was born in baltimore