with with three time-outs left they don't want to give the ball back to notre dame. >> tom: 4th down and 13. here's kellyss downfield -- intercepted! farley. down the sideline for alabama with a flag down. blocked in the back. >> tom: i thought he telegraphed this throw to strong all day long. farley doing a nice job coming over the top the. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back by number 38 of the intercept ing team. ten yards from the spot of the foul. first down. >> tom: illegal block on the back. >> mike: farley cuts in front. stared it down. here comes the block in the back. >> tom: farley's second interception of the season. midfield now. mr. dependable. the texan cam mcdaniels. arizona state knows that as well. a quick time-out. asu now. two time-outs remaining. >> mike: 1:39 and two more time-outs. they're going to commit everything off the corner again with irabor. they are going to anticipate runs. they hope to make the ball back with a little over a minute left. we'll be out of time-outs at that point. >> tom: mcdaniel remains the running back. gets the handoff, does mcdanie

tom: irish up by three with 3:03 on the clock. 75 yards. there's a sack by shembo. his third of the game. a sack of taylor kennedy kelly. >> mike: to the left. for some reason they didn't pick up shembo. nice job by him staying home on the back side. >> tom: bryce out of the back field draws it back from the 22 yard line. no uh attempt. i thought he had a chance. seven-yard gain. third down and long. kelly. delivers. incomplete. short hop astute was bearing down the on b kelly. >> mike: 325. >> tom: 4th down and 13. it appears arizona state will go for it. with with three time-outs left they don't want to give the ball back to notre dame. >> tom: 4th down and 13. here's kelly. his pass downfield -- intercepted! farley. down the sideline for alabama with a flag down. blocked in the back. >> tom: i thought he telegraphed this throw to strong all day long. farley doing a nice job coming over the top the. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back by number 38 of the intercept ing team. ten yards from the spot of the foul. first down. >> tom: illegal block on the back. >> mike: farley cuts in front. stared it

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with david kelly and his brother tom kelly. they have written a new book called creative confidence. >> i'm thinking is that methodology that we've always used as designers. you know, it's kind of like, you know, it's a process like when a writer has a blank piece of paper and can't figure out how to get started, it's our way of getting started on that. you know, understanding humans, building prototypes and telling stories about the future. i mean, the designers have this lovely job, inherently positive profession because your always painting a picture of the future with your new idea in it and see if anybody like it. >> rose: alan greenspan, david kelly, tom kelly when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> let me start off by just saying, we had a terrible problem forecasting, because when we look out into the future, it is incredibly foggy and i want to try to indicate what it is and why that is the problem. >> rose: alan greenspan is here. he was

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with david kelly and his brother tom kelly. they have written a new book called creative confidence. >> i'm thinking is that methodology that we've always used as designers. you know, it's kind of like, you know, it's a process like when a writer has a blank piece of paper and can't figure out how to get started, it's our way of getting started on that. you know, understanding humans, building prototypes and telling stories about the future. i mean, the designers have this lovely job, inherently positive profession because your always painting a picture of the future with your new idea in it and see if anybody like it. >> rose: alan greenspan, david kelly, tom kelly when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> let me start off by just saying, we had a terrible problem forecasting, because when we look out into the future, it is incredibly foggy and i want to try to indicate what it is and why that is the problem. >> rose: alan greenspan is here. he was

with with three time-outs left they don't want to give the ball back to notre dame. >> tom: 4th down and 13. here's kellyss downfield -- intercepted! farley. down the sideline for alabama with a flag down. blocked in the back. >> tom: i thought he telegraphed this throw to strong all day long. farley doing a nice job coming over the top the. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back by number 38 of the intercept ing team. ten yards from the spot of the foul. first down. >> tom: illegal block on the back. >> mike: farley cuts in front. stared it down. here comes the block in the back. >> tom: farley's second interception of the season. midfield now. mr. dependable. the texan cam mcdaniels. arizona state knows that as well. a quick time-out. asu now. two time-outs remaining. >> mike: 1:39 and two more time-outs. they're going to commit everything off the corner again with irabor. they are going to anticipate runs. they hope to make the ball back with a little over a minute left. we'll be out of time-outs at that point. >> tom: mcdaniel remains the running back. gets the handoff, does mcdanie

work is going to come from overseas, they want her defense systems. >>> for 30 years david kelly and his brother tome computer mouse to remote controls and even the classroom chair. david yel kelly was on "60 minu" >> reporter: breakthrough ideas happen every day here. the keep to unlocking unorthodox approach to problem sov. >> your business. >> yep. >> yep. >> doctor os, anthro pot gists for spam pechlt you've got to have diversion and a computer thiep miss. >> you've got it. that's the hard part having them building on each other's ideas. >> the brothers have put out a new book. it's called creative confidence. david and tom kelly, welcome. >> thanks. >> what is creative confidence? >> it's really two things. the natural ability to come through with breaking ideas combined with acting on the ideas. what we discovered is some have the idea but they have fear of being judged. >> we both believe everybody can be creative. after looking at the book, i am thinking differently. i never believed that. >> look at kids in kindergarten. they're making it like a chicken with four legs and mom puts it upton

i'm pleased to have tom and david kelly at this table for the first i'm. so welcome.great to see you. >> thank you very much. >> rose: explain the brother act. >> well, you know, we've been close our whole lives. he's four years younger than me, and in a mid western house which didn't have enough bedrooms, he and i ended up in the basement together and that was our bedroom. so for 14 years before i went to college we lived there. kind of left alone in a basement, you can get into all kinds of trouble. and so but the story of the book is really, we've been close our whole lives. but in 2007, i got cancer, throat cancer and it was bad stuff. i told you that story and it's like you know, 40% chance of survival and my lovely brother was there every day for me. as i started to get better, as it was clear i was going to survive, we said you know we got to celebrate this. we don't usually hang out that much in a company like ours one goes one place and the other goes the other kind of divide and conquer. so we decided we were going to do something about this, celebrating my

work is going to come from overseas, they want her defense systems. >>> for 30 years david kelly and his brother tomcontrols and even the classroom chair. david yel kelly was on "60 minu" >> reporter: breakthrough ideas happen every day here. the keep to unlocking unorthodox approach to problem sov. >> your business. >> yep. >> yep. >> doctor os, anthro pot gists for spam pechlt you've got to have diversion and a computer thiep miss. >> you've got it. that's the hard part having them building on each other's ideas. >> the brothers have put out a new book. it's called creative confidence. david and tom kelly, welcome. >> thanks. >> what is creative confidence? >> it's really two things. the natural ability to come through with breaking ideas combined with acting on the ideas. what we discovered is some have the idea but they have fear of being judged. >> we both believe everybody can be creative. after looking at the book, i am thinking differently. i never believed that. >> look at kids in kindergarten. they're making it like a chicken with four legs and mom puts it upton refrigerator and ir somewhe

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tons of this petition the emmen that so just googled the petition and they have blocked great kelly there is tom a petition so we want everybody to stand up attentions and they go to your legislators entailed the on to blog the election. i'm with you there thank you so much for coming on sharing your story cathy eris former customs and border patrol senior officer and whistleblower i shared it ok. if you want to know what i'm doing when i'm not on the air check me out on twitter at abby martin like me so you can follow me there i know my trip thinking a segment from the show as well as i have the other day and also please help us get a break in the set one thing on twitter there's no votes in hashtags we can get trending on the put it's fair but only with your home i'll have a twitter dot com check me out at abby martin and that's it for our show today you guys see tomorrow a great night here right here bright the sets. like soldiers you're in the military now no more joking any more. never been some time in my life. every day would be close to an obsolete limits. do you think it's going to be e

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kelly & michael." today, academy award winning actor, tom hanks. and long distance swimming legend, diana nyad. r 7, 2013, everybody. welcome to the show. [applause] michael: he's wearing a texas southern university t-shirt. [applause] that's my alma mater. kelly: i know. michael: yeah. how did you get tickets? [laughter] front row? my shirt. now everybody's going to wear a shirt like that. kelly: the tigers? michael: yes. we are the tigers. kelly: that's awesome. michael: and we talk about the band? kelly: yes. [applause] michael: we got to get through the show. we can't reference the school anymore. kelly: they should have named you guys the texas southern howlers. [laughter] ok, i guess not. maybe not. michael: so how was your weekend? kelly: i had a great weekend, very busy. very, very busy weekend. michael: kid busy weekend or you and mark busy weekend? kelly: both of us busy weekend. we went to a place -- friday night, we went to a place that young people go to but we went there at a time that old people would go. [laughter] so it was -- when the young people showed up, we left. michael: w

kelly & michael." today, academy award winning actor, tom hanks. and long distance swimming legend, diana nyad. chael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ kelly: thank you. thank you.

kelly o'donnell, nbc news, washington. >>> at a time when democrats and republicans aren't getting along a former speaker of the house, tom foley, has died. he was a democrat and a friend of many republicans, a politician who promised and delivered a return to bipartisanship when he became speaker in 1989. foley was swept out of office in the newt gingrich revolution. the first speaker to lose his seat since the civil war. he later became president clinton's ambassador to japan. foley died of complications from a stroke. he was 84. >>> president obama has chosen a former top pentagon lawyer, jay johnson, to be the new head of the department of homeland security. if confirmed by the senate, johnson would be the first african-american to lead dhs. he is 56 and a former federal prosecutor here in new york. he succeeds janet napolitano. >>> in a matter of days, same sex couples in new jersey will be allowed to get married after a court ruled new jersey the 14th state to allow marriage equality. it's a development that chris christie the governor and a potential presidential candidate tried to block but lost. nbc news justice

kelly & michael." today, from the new action-thriller, "escape plan," arnold schwarzenegger. and making his acting debut opposite tom

absolutely necessary to get post secondary education or training tom and probably at least a two your degree. ideally, a four-year degree. host: kelly is next in prescott, arizona. moving on to market in new jersey. how old are you? caller: 59 years old. good morning. i am interested to know if you nos aware of the kro personality assessment test given to most job applicants these days. i am aware of it, by no means an expert, but i am aware of personality testing. a shame fors myself. i was a software engineer up until 2008. once i was unemployed for about three months, it was already assessed, i was not capable of working any more, because i was unemployed for three months. i was a software engineer. now we call them the stem field s. so i did what a lot of people suggested and i humbled myself and apply for other jobs that paid a whole lot less and do not utilize any of my skills. but in order to apply for those skills, you need to take that personality profile assessment test. if the algorithms determine that you answered some questions incorrectly, other than mixed remit agree or extremely disagree, somewhere in the middle, if

kelly kennedy. but first here's nbc's tom costello on how the system was not ready for the high traffic. >> reportertwo weeks into the glitch riddled roll out of the health insurance website the white house still on the defensive. >> those challenges are being addressed and progress is being made and people are enrolling across the country. >> reporter: who is behind the healthercare.gov website the prime contractor is the u.s. arm of a canadian company cgi federal. its business grew dramatically during the bush administration. on october 4th, 2011 it was awarded a $55.7 million contract to build the website with a ceiling price tag of $94 million. by may of this year the contract showed cgi had spent $196 million. the ceiling price tag had soared to $292 million. >> is this escalation in price due to the fact of the quick turn around time to get this website up and running, are there technical glitches and bugs that's driving the cost up. >> reporter: the government said costs went up as more states joined the federal exchange. for weeks cgi has declined to comment. last year the canadian province

kelly. good morning. >> good morning. >> tom, for how long will the markets believe there will be an 11th hour deal on both and the debt ceiling or, tom, at some point do we start to wobble on that? here's an interesting way for me to answer that question. i've been traveling around the last few days meeting with accounts. what's interesting is no one started ot asking about what was going on in washington. i think that goes to show you where their heads are at. it's sort of indicative of market action that we've seen over the last few days. the one thing i would amplify that john harwood, a point he made earlier, speaking with some guys down in d.c. over the last day or so, what's interesting is they've been telling us is that the gop doesn't know what they want to get out of this. there seems to be this real lack of strategy as john pointed out. we're getting the same sort of color from folks down there. this is sort of a perverse idea but the longer this goes on the better. what i mean specifically is there is a hard stop on the debt ceiling. the debt ceiling we think can go to the end of the month. but

kelly... is... not ruling it out. the man... who gave us... "the hunt for red october.../ "patriot games"... and... the "sum of all fears"... has died.../ best selling author and baltimore native tom clancy died tuesday night... karen parks is live at loylola blakefield where the baltimore county native went to high school. karen? clancy was here at loyola blakefield for four years..... went on to college then wrote dozens of novels.... seventeen of those appeared on the new york times best sellers list....... and several were made into movies..... the literary giant was remembered here today.... ((take pkg)) (nats red october) the hunt for red october was one of several novels written by tom clancy that made it to the big screen.... others include patriot games and the sum of all fears.... (cover this bite) (29:54) he was a literary giant..... clancy died last night at johns hopkins hospital at the age of 66.... (nats from movie) clancy published 28 books and was known for writing thrillers focusing on political intrigue.... military tactics and technology... (33:12) he would dive into intimate details on military life then get beyond that and into the personalities of these char

kelly. >> it's a very curious tweet. carl icahn will be on cnbc at noon. coming up next, red sox chairman and tv legislaend tomand let it do its thing. wow, more fan mail. my uncle wanted to say thanks for idea hub. he loves how he can click on it and get specific actionable trade ideas with their probabilities throughout the day. [ male announcer ] open an account and get a $150 amazon.com gift card. call 1-888-280-0149 now. optionsxpress by charles schwab. ♪ [ male announcer ] united is rolling out global, satellite-fed wi-fi to connect you even 35,000 feet over the ocean. ♪ that's...wifi friendly. ♪ >>> the boston red sox will try to take a commanding two games to nothing lead in the world series tonight after a dominating victory over the st. louis cardinals in game one. the red sox have had quite the turn around. just last year they had their first losing season in more than a decade. joining us this morning, tom werner is the chairman of the boston red sox. he joins us this morning from boston. great to see you again. good morning. >> great to be here. fenway park was rocking last night. >> no doubt. my