i did see tom skilling just a few minutes ago. money to cool weather.e need some cool weather. >> so great to have you here. the races next sunday. >> tom skilling has your forecast. very interesting. it has been i lovely quiet autumn. and south dakota is 87. 2 ft. of snow on the way. a blizzard heading into that area. just shy of hurricane strength. the night before last we had something of an astronomical display. suns as a shot of the north of light. this display is really something seen across the midwest. it was all about a big flare back on monday. if you heard the siren sounding, this was the funnel cloud that set them off last night. folks were watching that interested. cindy adams shows the fall colors. peter observes that in no summers behind us when it is a beautiful day. that is an amazing shot. from princeton mike and suzanne show farm country. this harvest season up there as well. our farmers have been busy. many the moisture. quite an interesting time lapse. will be separated by intervals of dry weather. altogether the next couple of is m

tom skilling tells us how long the storms will last. and he will adopt some of those pets. now that we're retired, we don't have time for stuff like laundry. we're too busy having fun. we get everything perfectly clean by tossing one of these in the wash. and that's it. i wanted to do that. oh, come on. eh, that's my favorite part. really? that's our tide. what's yours? tonight, relatives of the woman killed after a chase in d-c remember her as a loving mom who fought post-partum depression. miriam carey's boyfriend reportedly told police she had delusions about president obama spying on her. police shot carey after she led them on a chase yesterday from the white house to the capitol. investigators at her connecticut home found prescriptions for schizophrenia and other disorders. her sisters tell cnn her post-partum drugs were being graduallly reduced. i just now that my sister did an experienced post pardon depression with a psychosis. they labeled it which came along with treatment medication and counseling which she did and she had her challenges with that. carey's sist

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president obama praised former house speaker tom foley at a congressional memorial service today saying he brought civility to congress and was a skilledus builder. foley died this month at 84. >>> survivors of superstorm sandy are lining up the shores to commemorate the one-year anniversary. >>> and a brazilian surfer took on a mammoth wave to set a new record. >>> officials at the center for medicare and medicaid services who are charged with implementing the exchange has added and i quote, due to a compressed time frame, the system wasn't tested enough. and frankly, three years should have been enough and had the administration provided more forthcoming answers and shared in a transparent manner the reality of the challenges it was encountering in the implementation process, i suspect many of these glitches could have been avoided. >> welcome back to "hardball." the gop blame game is certainly working there at that table. that was u.s. congressman dave camp speaking at another gop hearing on the affordable care act. as you saw in that clip, the same republicans who have made it their mission to sabotage the president's health care l

tom hanks recreating a scene from a famous movie. ♪[music] force back in 1988, hanks did the chopsticks routine on a giant keyboard in the movie "big." this time around, he showed his musical skillsn a british talk show while promoting his new movie, captain phillips. number two at the box office this weekend. "gravity" was number one. and look who joined him on the giant keyboard. yep, sandra bullock. ♪[music] >> i'm not doing that last part. >> kris jenner's popularity with viewers appears to be sinking fast. a poll of her likability known as the q score shows her dropping 66%. meanwhile, kris, who recently announced she and husband bruce jenner were living apart, said she's looking forward to hitting the singles scene. she wants to date and she wants to date younger men, a friend tells hollywood life. the couple was spoofed on "saturday night live." >> they are getting divorced. it's sad but i'm ready to start my middle age life as a single woman, said bruce. >>> and alec baldwin premiered his new talk show, the guest was the candidate for the mayor of new york. >> my question is what i don't see here is job creation. >> the first reviews are in. and the "new york times" says

tom foley, congressman, in japan, and mike mansfield before him. some of our best and most effective ambassadors have been people with real political skills, with a knowledge of business and industry, who have lived real lives, not in the cocoon of the foreign service. c-span: by the way, is your colleague, who wrote this book with you, david frum, glad that he wrote the phrase "axis of evil?" >> guest: yes, i think he's glad, and i think subsequent events have demonstrated that the north koreans are the arms merchant to the others in the axis of evil. iran, which is the as yet unmolested member of the axis, is up to its eyeballs in terrorism. i don't think he would take that back, not for a minute. c-span: our guest has been richard perle, co-author of this book, "an end to evil." thank you very much. >> guest: thank you. .. vote republican in how could so many people get it so wrong? i think her question is apt. in fact, i think, it is in some ways the preimminent question of our time. people getting their fundamental interests wrong is what american political life is all about. visit booktv.org to watc