transnational corporations they will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one school class i'm tom mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem. rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america have a good job ready to join the movement then walk a little bit. when they don't have anything to do but i often put on street performances i do it alone or call the guys and we perform together. i enjoy it people watch an environment sometimes they give money but it's not about. well i know one thing i have told him something and if god forbid anything happens to him or his family or he has financial difficulties he can go on the street with his hands and living with his act and they'll be no shame in. yes i believe everything you do comes back to you if you heard someone or did something bad it will come back to me i caused a lot of trouble i broke into apartments and stole things from people. so i was once going home from school when a guy approached me and ordered me to give him my phone i r

of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once i'm tom mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem. rational debate real discussion critical issues facing that define ready to join the movement then walk then. we now welcome to larry king now adam mckay and judd apatow the producer writer directors they do everything on anchorman two what do you know i'm the producer the producer yes adam is the writer and the director and the producer he's got three things and i got three what does a producer do you know mostly hug it to a town and i'll say where's the spot where is the spot who does a good spread who does a good shot to massage and then i stay there this is important stuff and then what i say people go why are you on the set and i say because you got to let the director direct the film what am i going to do micromanage and then so you deserve it i disappear and then i. up with larry king. and that i take credit and get a percentage of the profits and i get a ti

of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once i'm tom mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identify the problem try rational debate real discussion critical issues facing to find her ready to join the movement then walk to. the place we. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing the palestine israel conflict. ok norman i come back to you in new york let me i want you to react to something a lot of people tell me that study this conflict they say that if israel stops its colonizing settlement agenda in the west bank and further it risks the very nature the very existence of israel because it must continue down this path because it's become its own true identity. no i don't really think or you know there is this tendency to look at countries in terms of this notion of original sin that is to say israel was born in sin and therefore have to live in sin and therefore there is no possibility of it changing any state ha

that breaks the mark held by tom brady. denver wins it 37-13 and clinches the afc west. the 49ers can earn a wild card birth tomorrow if they can beat atlanta. san francisco would have climped a playoff -- clinched a playoff spot if san francisco could beat arizona. that didn't happen. he hit floyd for a touchdown and arizona goes on top by 7. seattle still had time to come back, but russell wilson's pass bounces off baldwin and into the hands of dansby. and that is your ballgame. the cardinals stun seattle 17-10 and ending the seahawks' 14-game home win streak. this game was a blowout. nick foles gives him a 20-0 lead after one quarter. the defense did their part as well. he returned this pass 54 yards for a touchdown. 54-11 was the final. those teams have to win next week to make the playoffs. still to come, the cal women's basketball team tries to upset number one connecticut. and the saint mary's men were in hawaii. a win tonight would give the program its best start can impaa new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple amer

[applause] fortunate to have in leaders two outstanding , two native americans of tom cole and mark woolen -- mark mullen. we need to immortalize men who were in no way, meeting for the first -- in a way meeting for the first time. during the second world war, he was a member of the 195th field artillery battalion. one day in 1944, he was walking through an orchard in southern france and heard one of his brother and singing under a tree. dialogue and the put them to work on opposite ends of the radio. that coincidence brought these men onto the stage of history and alongside the elite band that we call code talkers. i asking all of you to join me in welcoming him here and thanking him for his service. [applause] edmund and his brothers were at normandy. they were on hiroshima. they mobilized the simplest weapon, language, to thwart the fiercest enemy that free people ever known, and they made a difference. after serving with honor, they did the honorable thing, they kept their service a secret, even to those that they loved. so, these wives and daughters and sons aching to give back to tho

that breaks the mark held by tom brady. denver wins it 37-13 and clinches the afc west.he 49ers can earn a wild card birth tomorrow if they can beat atlanta. san francisco would have climped a playoff -- clinched a playoff spot if san francisco could beat arizona. that didn't happen. he hit floyd for a touchdown and arizona goes on top by 7. seattle still had time to come back, but russell wilson's pass bounces off baldwin and into the hands of dansby. and that is your ballgame. the cardinals stun seattle 17-10 and ending the seahawks' 14-game home win streak. this game was a blowout. nick foles gives him a 20-0 lead after one quarter. the defense did their part as well. returned thi he returned this pass 54 yards for a touchdown. 54-11 was the final. those teams have to win next week to make the playoffs. still to come, the cal women's basketball team tries to upset number one connecticut. and the saint mary's men were in hawaii. a win tonight would give the program its best start for colon cancer? get testd i don't have any symptoms. [female announcer] of cancers affec

applause] we are fortunate to have in congress two outstanding leaders, two native americans of tom cole and mark mullen. today, we need to immortalize men who were in a way meeting for the first time. during the second world war, he was a member of the 195th field artillery battalion. one day in 1944, he was walking through an orchard in southern france and heard one of his bretheren singing under a tree. he recognized the dialogue and put them to work on opposite ends of the radio. that coincidence brought these men onto the stage of history and alongside the elite band that we call code talkers. i ask all of you to join me in welcoming him here and thanking him for his service. [applause] edmund and his brothers were at normandy. they were on hiroshima. they mobilized the simplest weapon, language, to thwart the fiercest enemy that free people ever known, and they made a difference. after serving with honor, they did the honorable thing, they kept their service a secret, even to those that they loved. so these wives and daughters and sons aching to give back to those who gave up so much for th

manning's first, tying tom brady's mark, hitting decker for number 50.rd breaker. this is number 51, going togolese thomas. it was also manning's third of the quarter and peyton manning's dreams, he then continues. denver goes away a winner. let's look at payton by the numbers at 37 years old. he's the oldest active starting quarterback in the league and having one of the best seasons we've seen at that position. his four touchdown game to get the texans put him at 51 for the season, passing tom brady's mark in 2000 february. right now, payton stands at 5,211 patting yards. he can knock that out of the water in week 17, as he's just 266 yards shy of the all time mark set by drew brees in 2011. throughout mannan's career, he's put up monster numbers, but this is his first 5,000-yard passing season. here's what he had to say: >> i think of it's a unique thing to be a part of nfl history, even though it may be temporary. i personally think all season records going down, especially if they go to 18 games and there won't be abasterisk next to them. brady will

tom is from a mark of respect and is very reasonable the pay hike dollars the top talent. but you can adapt when i think the government is not for profit enterprise offering five dollars the servant who make the think that money is being wasted. don't know that some local court. in the locality and fire the contract employee. this is less likely to happen the private sector should try to develop their own talent don't think that most of the job to be given to third parties. isn't there to benefit the model. one thing but the government and commercial service providers so what the guy that he and his temperament that don't have the incentive to improve themselves and their work. to think that market competition is healthy to make the tiny cover more efficient if the coupon you. open up to market their party began covering contract. we also cut down a number of people with jobs and carried them to like chinese government. ok that only a prime front gate of the china price what to expect them to the lady from a cost of living in china until then you can do any of our epoch of

he threw four against the texan, this one gave him the record of 51, breaking the mark sed by tom brady in 2007. denver wins and clinches the afc west. >> a lot of receivers caught a lot of touchdowns, a lot of great play calls and good protection. defense getting us opportunities. celebrated with the team. it's probably just a temporary record. brady will probably break it next year so we'll enjoy it while it lasts. >> tomorrow the 49ers say goodbye to the stick when they host atlanta in their final regular season home game. san francisco would have clinched a wild-card spot today if seattle beat arizona. it was 17-10 arizona. seattle still had time but russell wilson was flustered all day. this pass bounces off doug baldwin into the hands of carlos dansby. the cardinal beat seattle, ending the seahawks' 14-game win home streak. >>> playing most of the game in monsoon like conditions, with no time-outs left. cam newton drives the panthers 65 yards. hixon with the game-winning catch. 17-13 the final. carolina captures a playoff spot for the first time in five years. despite the laws, ne

he threw four against the texan, this one gave him the record of 51, breaking the mark sed by tom brady in 2007. denver wins and clinches the afc west. >> a lot of receivers caught a lot of touchdowns, a lot of great play calls and good protection. defense getting us opportunities. celebrated with the team. it's probably just a temporary record. brady will probably break it next year so we'll enjoy it while it lasts. >> tomorrow the 49ers say goodbye to the stick when they host atlanta in their final regular season home game. san francisco would have clinched a wild-card spot today if seattle beat arizona. it was 17-10 arizona. seattle still had time but russell wilson was flustered all day. this pass bounces off doug baldwin into the hands of carlos dansby. the cardinal beat seattle, ending the seahawks' 14-game win home streak. >>> playing most of the game in monsoon like conditions, with no time-outs left. cam newton drives the panthers 65 yards. hixon with the game-winning catch. 17-13 the final. carolina captures a playoff spot for the first time in five years. despite the laws, ne

breaking the mark held by tom braidy. denver wins 37-13 and claim the afc west. >> a lot of receivers called a lot of touchdowns. great play calls. and good protection. the defense getting the ball. getting the opportunity. really celebrating with the team. it is probably just a temporary record. brady will break it next year. we'll enjoy it while it lasts. >> the 49 letters earn a wild card berth tomorrow if they can beat the falcons. san francisco could have clinched the playoff spot if they beat arizona but that was not in the cards. carson palmer gets michael floyd for a 31-yard score. arizona goes on top by 7. seattle still had time to come back. but russell wilson's pass bounces off baldwin. that would be your ball game. the cardinals opportunity them 17-10 ening the seahawks' 14-game win streak. >>> playing most of the game in monsoon like conditions, the saints had a chance to clinch by feeding carolina. with no time-outs left, cam newton drives the panther 65 yards in the final minute. dominic with the game winni

. >> he passed tom brady's single season touchdown mark with his 25-yard touchdown strike in the fourtharter against the texans. his 51st touchdown of the season. the broncos beat houston to improve to 12-3. mike, they look great, don't they? >> broncos, i think -- broncos and seahawks in the nfc championship. one is coming to new york. >> all four teams still have a shot. dolphins, reigns aavens and cha all have to win. steelers can get in if all three of those teams lose on sunday. broncos and seahawks -- >> you did good with sports. >> you like that? >> this guy likes sports. >>> coming up on "morning joe" we're going to huddle around -- it's a good shirt. it's funny. we're going to huddle around water cooler to see one of the many guest who is joined justin timberlake on snl. "morning joe" is moments away. can we stay here? >> it's comfortable. honestly, my kids are hard to impress... so i got the windows nokia tablet. it's, well, impressive. it's got the brightest hd screen, super-fast 4g lte, so my son can play games and movies almost anywhere, and it's got office for school stuff

peyton manning throws four touchdowns to give him 51 for the season, breaking the previous mark held by tom brady. denver blows out houston 37-13 to clench the afc west and earn a first round buy. >>> carson palmer needing a win to keep their playoff hopes alive. arizona defense didn't give up a touchdown until russell wilson hit miller in the end zone. seattle led by one point. carson palmer threw four interceptions but comes up big. he finds michael floyd 31-yard touchdown. are you ready for this? the cardinals win 17-10 in seattle. arizona is still alive. after two straight losses, the dallas media tried to cheer up head coach jason garrett with an early christmas present. but if the cowboys miss the playoffs, he may end up with more than coal in his stocking from owner jerry jones. >> that's fantastic. >> got to open it up. >> this is tiger balm right here. takes care of any ail that you might have. i'm going to put it right there. >> in washington, cowboys down 6, just over a minute to play. tony romo, he's got all day here to throw. eventually he find demarco murray. game-winning touc

tom clancy. this month marks the one hundred year anniversary of president woodrow wilson signing of the federal reserve act creating one of the most powerful and secretive institutions in the united states and the decisions made by the fed's board of governors have proven to have profound implications for the global economy so what exactly is behind the curtain of the federal reserve joining us now is jim burst director of the film money for nothing inside the federal reserve available this month on d.v.d. thank you so much for being here today now i want to start off by asking you it's clear in your film that you're not a fan of alan greenspan for both his mismanagement of bubbles and keeping rates too low for too long however pole booker is clearly portrayed as the hero in your film how do you feel about volcker's latest act of valor the volcker rule coming to fruition this week you know i think we won't really know until maybe years from now how the volcker rule works i know he was lobbying for some harder. you know rules that i think congress or the lobbies really wanted i think the end res

manning can break the passing yard mark debt by drew breese, and denver broncos are on pace to set the scoring record. 2007 is the only season that compared when tom brady set the touchdown mark and the patriots from 16 and 0 but couldn't close it out in the super bowl. i talked to peyton manning about his records. he said haul that matters is the win-lose record. the patriots need to close this out if they are going be remembered for the season. >> there's a huge match-up between division leaders. what could this mean. >> this could have a dommino effect. the eagles could clench the n.f.c.e. if the cowboys lose earlier. if they don't the game is meaningless. the bears unbelievably are back in this thing, controlling their own destiny. the detroit lyons looked like they'd run away. if chicago can win this week and next week, they are division chax. this could be a huge game depending what happens. >> that wraps up sport. we'll be here sunday and keep everyone abreast of the maths. >> you did not clarify it, jessica did. she did the dirty work there. >> she did. >> astronauts repairing the space station and the mission over sooner than expected. >>

applause] we are fortunate to have in congress two outstanding leaders, two native americans of tom cole and mark mullen. [applause] today we meet to immortalize men who were in no way, meeting for the first -- in a way meeting for the first time. during the second world war, he was a member of the 195th field artillery battalion. one day in 1944, he was walking through an orchard in southern france and heard one of his brethren singing under a tree. he recognized the dialogue and put them to work on opposite ends of the radio. that coincidence brought these men onto the stage of history and alongside the elite band that we call code talkers. i ask all of you to join me in welcoming him here and thanking him for his service. [applause] >> edmund and his brothers were at normandy. hey were on hiroshima. -- iwo jima. they mobilized the simplest weapon, language, to thwart the fiercest enemy that free people ever known, and they made a ifference. after serving with honor, they did the honorable thing, they kept their service a secret, even to those that they loved. so, these wives and daughters and

tom, and mark wayne mullen.meet to immortalize men who were in a way we are meeting for the first time. like edmund harjo, a member of the seminole nation, and during the war, a member of the 195th field artillery battalion. one day in 1944 he was walking through an orchard in southern france and heard one of his bertha ren singing under a tree. recognized the dialect as creek. the captain heard the two talking and immediately put them to work on opposite ends of a radio. that coincidence that brought these men on to the stage of history, and alongside that elite band that we call code talkers. we have with us today, and i ask all of you to join me in welcoming him here and thanking him for his service. [applause] >> he and his brothers were at normandy. they were on iwo jima. they mobilized the simplest weapon, language, to thwart the fiercest enemy the free people have ever known, and they made a difference. after serving with honor, they did the honorable thing. they kept their service a secret, even to those

up the map to keep laughed and did most of the sterile the christmas candle by tom stevenson is out now in the uk. today marks the morning of the way. i eye hee hee . i can. our. ch are. says. says. it is. session. steve. you long will we will. the is the sea. is it that an egyptian interior ministry says an explosion of a security door to door but you get that killed twelve people and think about one hundred and thirty. to my mind apart from former president pervez musharraf responded after ab

that breaks the mark of 50 set by tom brady in 2007 and brady set that record by breaking manning's reviewsrd of 49. i love this. ♪ >> and properties, the largest physical asset class in the world -- want to try to take a guess? american single-family homes. it is not american families who want him, private equity firms are jumping and capitalizing on low prices trying to build housing market. is workingn how it in one atlanta suburb. >> outside the courthouse in georgia -- >> $110,000. >> the prices may 1 seem high. this is a bargain. on a block of homes that have been seized by a bank, it is bet onf an enormous some of the hottest new class -- new asset classes on the street. it includes blackstone through its subsidiary imitation homes -- invitation homes. many of the houses they are buying up were until recently homes belong to families like these. devin struggling with the monthly payments when they requested a third mortgage modification from the lender, citigroup. >> we didn't even know about . >> it was just the day's notice. they sold their home to the highest bidder -- blackstone.

breaking the previous mark held by tom brady. denver blew out houston to clench the afc west and a first round box. the bears haven't won a road game this year. doug mcdermott had a game high of 20 points the bears fall to 8 and 4. some women hoops. tom ranked uconn. not quite ready for the big stage. brianna stewart tied her high. and the st. marys men lose last night in hawaii for the first time this year. bottom line tonight, the 49ers have to beat atlanta to clench a wild card spot, if they lose this game, they will go to arizona next sunday with a win or be eliminated football game. the big one, we'll see you tonight, beginning at 4:30 from candle stick park, have a great day everybody. >> it's going to be a big night. and our play of the day today, a holiday homecoming surprise in west virginia. daughter's behalf. instead, she was waiting in the wings for the su what a surprise it was. mo watson's parents thought they were at a game to accept an award on her daughter's behalf. and you see she was waiting in the wing for a s

applause] we are fortunate to have in congress two outstanding leaders, two native americans of tom cole and mark woolen -- mark mullen. today, we need to immortalize men who were in no way, meeting for the first -- in a way meeting for the first time. during the second world war, he was a member of the 195th field artillery battalion. one day in 1944, he was walking through an orchard in southern france and heard one of his brother and singing under a tree. he recognized the dialogue and put them to work on opposite ends of the radio. that coincidence brought these men onto the stage of history and alongside the elite band that we call code talkers. i asking all of you to join me in welcoming him here and thanking him for his service. [applause] edmund and his brothers were at normandy. they were on hiroshima. they mobilized the simplest weapon, language, to thwart the fiercest enemy that free people ever known, and they made a difference. after serving with honor, they did the honorable thing, they kept their service a secret, even to those that they loved. so, these wives and daughters and son

breaking the mark set by tom brady in 2007. brady had broken manning's record.the does not go receiver who catches the ball did not realize it was a record, he just dropped the ball. he picked it up and grabbed it and ran off the field. >> selling it on ebay right now. >> for bitcoin. >> do you have him on your fantasy football team? >> i do not have a fantasy team. >> what? morning must read. >> tom keene would hate this. he less disruption. times" is saying we should lose this war. if there is a buzzword that deserves to be strangled it is disruptor. it originated in silicon valley and has spread like a virus into u.s. politics and media. he points out that most of what gets accomplished in the world gets accomplished by teamwork, hard work behind the scenes. the eureka moment is very rare. we overuse the word and it is not the way the world really works. >> but the idea that things are being disrupted and there is a structural change going on in the economy still is valid. >> it is a horrible clichÉ. it belongs with potus and yolo. adorbs.ay cray, not >> cray

host: a few minutes left with tom coburn of oklahoma and author of the wastebook. mark from california on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a disabled vietnam veteran. i have seen a lot of fraud and abuse in the pa system 0 -- in the va system. they say it is the best health care system we have. that is a lie. most of the stuff that comes out of washington is a big lie. we have been fed a lie. we need to get money out of politics. until we do that, our government is broken. everybody is on the take. i do notr a very few, know. i just wanted -- guest: a couple of points, they are not on the take. what they are on is how do i make sure i get to stay here. and my career is more important than the country. that causes more poor decision- making. the second point is why should a veteran, disabled or not, be forced to go to aca system -- to a va system rather than wherever they want? in some places-- it is great, in some places it stinks. i would give veterans the right to go wherever they want. you served our country, you are service connected,

mark pryor here. it's interesting that tom cotton took a stand in defense of his opponent. >> yeah, look, the fact iss interesting to hear cotton come out and defend pryor because the nrsc is pretty dug in on that line of attack saying, hey, you know, mark pryor had previously said that the bible is not a rulebook to legislating, which is pretty typical d.c., you know, finding a piece someone had said, using it against them, and now saying this guy wants to tout religion. tom cotton took that completely off the table and said, we're not going there, not going to get sucked into what maybe he saw as a trap. >> let's talk about the strategy for mark pryor. obviously, we know what part of the country he lives in and represents and why the ad certainly might be seen as a wise strategy in his state. but it is an interesting one. >> well, some evangelicals are certainly an important block of voters there. the thing that it automatically reminded me of was the last arkansas candidate running for office who used religion in an ad. mike huckabee. if you remember back in 2007 or so, 2008, he used an ad that ev

including people like bill clinton's chief of staff, elizabeth warren wing has tom haskins from the state of iowa and markrom alaska. let's expand social security benefits, not cut them. same is true of wall street. so, you know, my basic thought is, if hillary clinton firmly says that she supports elizabeth warren's positions on the populism issues, there's very little room to her left. there's little room for a competitive primary change but if she takes the wrong position on those issues, some insurgent could occupy that political space. >> karen, there is the notion that you would be doing hillary clinton a favor by running against her. let's listen to what else david axelrod said about what shapes hillary as a candidate. >> in 2007, she wasn't a very good candidate. she was the front-runner. she was kind of a battleship. i think she got bad advice. in 2008 i think she was a great candidate after obama rocked her in the first caucuses and it became a race. she got very close to the ground, spoke to the economic concerns of every day americans. did she learn something from that last experience? and thi

ktvu's tom vacar continues his investigation into fbn brokers and the owner mark smith. >> reporter:e businesses, all sent envelopes containing letters immediately demanding hundreds of dollars from business owners whose business name registrations expired. the letter sender fnb brokers registered the business in their name. >> i am going to fight it and keep my name. this store had to go through something like this 20 years ago. >> reporter: they range from small businesses to big targets. some owners already paid but most were skeptical to send their money to this po box. >> having a strong arm structure of pay real quick or it will go up. the vibe was this is a shake down. >> i am feeling like the mafia sent me a letter. >> someone trying to get you to react before you can have it checked out. i was going to have somebody look at it to see if it was real. >> reporter: one man says he will not pay even though the letter warns -- >> he will take the name and sell it to someone else. they can't do that. >> reporter: why do you think that is? >> because the name is not registered to t

mark. >> reporter: quite a shake up indeed. the news spread across the city within minutes of tom sherwood first breaking the story at 4:00. by the time we got down here, we got reaction from councilmembers as well as city activists. it was d.c. mayor vincent gray we wanted to speak to. when he showed up, he was unusual upbeat and chose to joke with reporters about the recent high school football game rather than answer questions about running for re-election. here is what the scene looked like a few minutes ago. >> we want to ask you a question. >> how you doing? good to see you. >> are you asking about the turkey bowl? >> what did you think about that? >> it was a good game. >> we have a real horse race. there's no question about it. i know in ward one, you know, it certainly changes the whole lay of the land, but i think we have a tough race for everybody in the race. >> i'm excited. i'm just happy. i love it. i love him. and it works for me. >> people -- a number of people think he knew about the campaign. if he didn't know about the shadow campaign, he should have. >> reporter: now that's the reaction from community a

mark pryor. he's going to struggle there. republican tombe the best recruit for the republican side that they found. coming in at number three for us is maybe the linchpin race. if democrats hold louisiana, the path for the republicans to get their six suddenly is totally blocked. this has been among the most contentious races we've seen in this off year already. republicans have to figure out if bill cassidy can get through and make it to the finals before he gets beaten up. he's also had some fund-raising problems. at number two, florida governor. let me just put it to you this way. it's rick scott, it's charlie crist, well-known figures. in 2000, bush and gore competed in 12 swing states over a 90-day period. combined they spent $130 million. 14 years later in one state race, you are going to have two candidates spend close to $200 million on one race. think about that. >>> finally, there's kentucky senate, which apparently is so big and so hot that it's not on my board, but this has got it all if you think about it when it comes to kent

and i want to thank our guests today, tom mcpherson, mike peska, anita marks, and thanks for gettingining us every saturday and sunday morning this week. we'll be back next weekend, next year, actually, and we double dare you to watch on saturday, when one of our guests will include television host, game show host, tv personality extraordinaire, mark summers. stick around, right now, because up next is a can't-miss edition of melissa harris-perry. it's mhp's second annual look back at the year in laughter. a phenomenal panel of comedians join her. we hope to see you next week, next year, right here on "up." m] we eased your back pain, you turned up the fun. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. that your favorite dutch apple pie starts with a golden flaky crust, wedges of fresh fuji apples, and a brown sugar streusel on top. so she made her dutch apple pie just like that. marie callender's. it's time to savor. shhhh! shhhh. [ coughs ] i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ snif

tom vacar, ktvu news. >>> some frightening moments outside an east bay auto repair shop today where a bright green box marked radio active was found. people who work at lafayette repair near brown avenue reported the discovery at about 8:30 this morning. the video of the scene was posted on the acalani's booster site. the sheriff's office says the box contained a penetrating radar which was reported stolen. it has now been returned to its owner. >>> family and friends of a missing san jose pilot are not giving up hope of finding him and four other relatives in the idaho wilderness. dale smith and four family members were on their way to montana when their plane disappeared. family and friends tell the salt lake tribune that they will continue to search the backwoods. >>> more on that angry protest in santa rosa tonight. at issue a sonoma county sheriff's deputy who returned to work today. that deputy shot and killed a 13-year-old boy. >>> this was the heated scene just a couple of hours ago as protesters tried to push their way into the santa rosa city council meeting. and ktvu's christien kafton joins us no

james lee, there's the braces looking good, mark. and tom, next year, you're one of the few people -- how long have you been bullish, three, four years? >> yes, four years. >> are you going to make it five? are you still bullish? >> yeah, we're still bullish. i think a lot of things that were still supporting stocks this year are going to support equities next year. we don't see any reason why we won't have double digit gains. >> double digit gains? >> yes. >> what about equal gains? what would you put the probability of that at at this point? >> you know, we've looked at some classic bull markets, which this is really tracking closely in the sixth year. there are maybe 1/3 of the time you actually match the gains of the fifth year. so i think there's a one in three chance we're up 30%. >> from your lips. that's been my dream, the mid '90s once again, which would -- you know, if you went back and -- it would get us way above the mean again for the long-term average that stocks are supposed to give us, but it's not impossible given that we ha

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this to try and value what facebook is going to be like 10 years ago in mark zuckerberg's dorm room. very hard to tell. liz: tomre at very early stages. this is almost price discovery mode and the potential on the upside is tremendously high just as there is theoretical potential there would be a better coin that replaces bitcoin and renders it valueless if bitcoin continues to be the main vessel of this technology it will be worth far more. liz: well, for people who are just wonder about the value of it, in its growing pains, it is feeling pain from central bankers and other exchanges. we put up a list of the latest stumbling blocks bitcoin has endured. some involve china's central bank blaming bitcoin investors on a recent cyber problem. you have btc china, which is the biggest bitcoin exchange in china. they stopped, i don't know about it is temporary but accepting yuan deposits for bitcoins. pboc ordering 10 payment processors to stop working with bitcoin exchanges. you have the reserve bank of india warning against using these exchanges. i went on the bitcoin site, bitcoin.org. i see different exchanges, c

now some nfl history, peyton manning, he has broken tom brady's record for more passing records in a season. he passed brady's mark of 50. >> you can have a lot of yards and not have points and not win games. this only means something because it's helped our team win games. we won the division today in a competitive afc west that is a good thing. >> in the nba the oklahoma city thunder suffered their first defeat of the season against the raptors. the boston celtics were in action against the indiana pacers. roy hibbert finished the game with the double-double 15 points and 12 rebounds for the pacers as they controlled from the start. leading the way for indiana was paul george. he scored 24 points to lead the night. the pacers winning this one, 106-79. >>> a couple of games on sunday in the nhl for the first time since '96. the winnipeg jets the canucks taking the first period lead. reflecting this goal in. the canucks with a major loss in the game as their starting goalie luongo left due to injury. winnipeg tied the game in the second but in the third vancouver would get the winner, the 2-1 win. >>> the new york

why do i have tom keene here question recchi wants to fool around, and he wants to get a drink. >> it is 5:00 p.m. in belgrade. >> somewhere, right question mark right? tasteore we get to the test, which i know tom wants to do -- >> the way. -- no way. >> you brought bottles with you. >> a lot of my collection is about quality rather than quantity. a lot of my pieces are rare. into twoparated these groups. on the left-hand side, tell us about those bottles. >> let me start off -- getting into whiskey collecting is a unique subject. the bottle that i wanted to showcase, the pale, yellow one in the middle, it is hard of a classic mold selection. 10s is one that i bought years ago, and it has appreciated considerably. touching $1000. that is one way to get into the collecting seen. product.sic malt i started off with smaller bottles. >> that is about $1000. >> it is now, but you can get annual releases that are a couple hundred dollars. you can get them from already sources in thele united states. have a release from the around990's, which was 300,000 a bottle. -- $3000 a bottle. the bottle has been fantastic to taste and enjoy, but if you can bu

remember when mark walburg said of tom cruise when he said, acting is like war and we risk so much.spond to the remarks? >> kanye west? >> yeah. >> he lives in such a bubble that i don't know how much reality he really is exposed to. he walks with his team. he arrives at the stadium. he plays and i understand some of his crowds are half full. >> when he wants to get real, he goes home to the kardashians. >> that's real. they're as real as his wife's -- enough said. >> today is friday. >> peter what, are you laughing at? >> today is friday the 13th. it sounds like more trouble with obamacare. yesterday kathleen sebelius had a conference call and announced first the deadline was going to be december 15th. we moved it to december 23rd. now the deadline, you can pay up until midnight on new year's eve and then get covered the next day. obviously things aren't working well. they're not getting enough people signed up and they're trying to extends it. >> first, let me pitch what i call geraldo's law. under geraldo's law, there should be a one-day delay in the implementation of the individ

tom cotton and jason chafitz. >> hi, sean. >> congressman cotton, you're leading in the polls. red state democrat mark pryor. >> yes. even a so-called fact checker knows the president's promise you can keep your health care plan if you like it was the lie of the oh year. marc pryor said he just learned that but he voted for obamacare and for the very regulation causing people to lose their health insurance. i gesds he didn't know or understand. >> didn't he regurgitate the same talking points as the president is this. >> absolutely. he's been saying for four years it would help you. if you liked your health insurance you could keep it. i guess he didn't know or understand and the people of arkansas realized he's directly responsible for up to 50,000 arkansas getting higher deductibles and co-payses. >> your race is one of the most important to watch in the election year. all that's said and done here but the bottom line is the president just will not budge, won't make significant changes. one delay after another. a lot of it is lawless. i don't think he can issue edicts and change provisions of the law the way he ha

mark berlin. i guess real and for tom, the advisory committees supposedly have and 77 plus over trade policy. aren't they just window dressing in so many words? these icky branch does what every damn well pleases without regard to either congress or industry or labor or anybody else. >> you go first. >> i would agree with the premise of that question, it is when addressing. previous administrations it was rare to have meetings of the advisor committee to the u.s. tiara office. it improved somewhat in a short tenure of suzanne schwab and then with president obama taking office, would relieve the encouragement and guidance of the secretary of labor, she was very consistent that the trade representative have these meaning some more frequent basis so we did meet maybe tarsier. at the meetings it was usually to plead with the administration to cease and desist on some of the directions that they were taking on trade policy. in fact, we came away pretty much as though the meeting never occurred. >> let me add, since i left the government in 88i have had no direct involvement with the advisory commi

he passed tom brady's single season tu touch down mark yesterday with this 25 yard strike to julius thomas in the fourth quarter against the text apes. it was his 51st touchdown pass of the season. the broncos beat houston to improve to 12-3. >> and there of course elway took a lot of criticism for not embracing another quarterback. but, wow. >> it this could be a playoff preview. andrew luck is everything that he thought he would be.t this c preview. andrew luck is everything that he thought he would be. this co preview. andrew luck is everything that he thought he would be.this cou preview. andrew luck is everything that he thought he would be. colts won in kansas city 23-7. >> are they not going to make it through? >> they have had a tough month. andy reid is just incredible job, though. >>. >> the way this will line up is the way the one companies and patriots play for the nfc title game? >> yeah. >> depends how the black kets with set. >> absolutely that could happen. and you ever the ravens, chanlgers and steelers still in the hunt. what about ravens struggling to get in this year. >

host: a few minutes left with tom coburn of oklahoma and author of the wastebook. mark from california on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a disabled vietnam veteran. i have seen a lot of fraud and abuse in the va system. they say it is the best health care system we have. that is a lie. most of the stuff that comes out of washington is a big lie. we have been fed a lie. we need to get money out of politics. until we do that, our government is broken. everybody is on the take. except for a very few, i do not know. i just wanted -- guest: a couple of points, they are not on the take. what they are on is how do i make sure i get to stay here. and my career is more important than the country. that causes more poor decision- making. the second point is why should a veteran, disabled or not, be forced to go to a va system rather than wherever they want? va health care -- in some places it is great, in some places it stinks. i would give veterans the right to go wherever they want. you served our country, you are service connected, you go where

>> guest: well, tom paine took advantage of a social media environment that had in fact been mostly constructed by ben franklin. ben franklin did two very important things. the mark zuckerberg of the 18th century. he constructed a platform for social discourse. he was newspaper publisher, among many other things, of course, and he was also one of his many jobs was to be postmaster general for the american colonies so he improved the efficiency. ... in the run-up to the american revolution. just spread the idea that america should be coming from great britain. it's also one of the things that's recommended. but it's also newspapers and learn about what tom paine has to say. he was able to ripple throughout the colonies had become extremely widely known. and franklin prepares the ground for it in tom paine and other writers of evolutionary. richie used his sister to spread the idea that it's a way forward >> let's move forward in history. let's talk about the 1900s, 1920s, the rights of ham radio. amateur radio. >> guest: the interesting thing about radio is initially it was a social media. if you look at the rise of the 20th century, they were to build radio cente

extraordinary moments of the year on this show, tom hanks and robert peter voted ten on your top ten moments. cnn entertainment correspondents join me with markt hill and the editor of "yummy." all star panel. number one was rachel jeantel when she explained, she was the key witness of trayvon martin's friend, when she explains the "n" word. fascinating moment. >> start spelling n-i-g-g-a. >> what does that word mean to you, spelling that? >> that mean a male. >> a black male? >> any kind of male, black, chinese can say nigga or anythinigger or nigger, i advice you not to say that. >> the use of words in america karks the "n" word, the f word with the alec baldwin thing. where do you think we are? >> right where we started. >> exactlimey not allowed. >> white people don't do it. >> she said i'm a n-i-g-g. >> that's where she and i wildly disagree. >> you can't open that door again. you got to close that door and open that door to leave any room for that whatsoever is a big mistake. >> the good thing is we're talking about it again, and i think the more we talk about it, even though marc is right, we haven't gotten far, the more we talk, the b

marks right near the crash. >> the star had been filming the latest installment of "fast and furious 7". >> his co star tweeting this: >> toml editor at, he leaves behind a daughter, what kind of guy was he? he played an action figure whu who was he? >> he was a great guy on the set for example. everybody who made movies with him said he smiled a lot. his daughter moved to california to be with him. what he was doing 30 minutes before he died. he was raising money charitable funds for the sir vsurvivors of the typhoons in the philippines. he really cared. >> why? what was his interest in helping these international issues and did he do things in los angeles as well? >> yes, he did. reach out worldwide was based here and when "the fast and the furious" became such a huge hit he wanted to pay back. there was a lot of money at stake here. his financial adviser was the man who died with him. >> oh gosh. i take it both these guys were clearly car official nad does. the movie marked him as this crazy out there sort of actor, but as you say, he was not. how did those films so go forward without him? they were right in the middle o

host: a few minutes left with tom coburn of oklahoma and author of the wastebook. mark from california on our line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a disabled vietnam veteran. i have seen a lot of fraud and abuse in the va system. they say it is the best health care system we have. that is a lie. most of the stuff that comes out of washington is a big lie. we have been fed a lie. we need to get money out of politics. until we do that, our government is broken. everybody is on the take. except for a very few, i do not know. i just wanted -- guest: a couple of points, they are not on the take. what they are on is how do i make sure i get to stay here. and my career is more important than the country. that causes more poor decision- making. the second point is why should a veteran, disabled or not, be forced to go to a va system rather than wherever they want? va health care -- in some places it is great, in some places it stinks. i would give veterans the right to go wherever they want. you served our country, you are service connected, you go where