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while i think that it created a ,uch broader template for cable i don't think it really did that much for network tv. tavis: i'm surprised you say that. andlanguage is more saucy more spicy, the sexual innuendo is more in-your-face now than ever before. you don't think tv has changed that much since that era? company" --"freeze "three's company"? it was wall-to-wall sexual innuendo. that kind of stuff has been a staple of the tv for a long time. what i always thought nypd blue would accomplish was not just in terms of a more realistic approach to language. when appropriate, given the kind of show you are doing, but also in terms of sexuality and the sort of legitimate portrayal of how people relate to each other on those levels. always -- there have always been cop shows, but the preponderance now of cop shows on tv, how do you read that? shows are by definition melodramatic. they are larger than life. contrastte very start -- very stark contrasts and conflicts emotionally. they are provocative, you know, assuming that they grapple with -- to the extent that cop shows , theyrrors of t

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itchat, and then went into the one-on-onesessions, and we're told it wen for one hour and four minute,uch longer tn had been scheduled or even expected. >> nbc's andrea mitche there. >>> happy birthy to ryan ward, 34, jodie fost 51. >>> i'm richard lui, alongith bi karins. you ha >>> breaking ne. aiolent and deay morning in lebanon as explosions rock the iranian embassy in beirut. >> new dails about the crash that kills t people including a former oakla raider. we'll let you know whathe faly of thoma howard is sayi. >> she disappead 25 years ago and still no answers. we'll tell you how friends and family are coming together this morng to honor her life. let's take you liv outside for a look over s francisco. some lights dancing. a crisp morning around the city this tuesday, november 19th, this is "today in e bay."

they were instructed not to come in cost uch. >> i was looking forward to doing the job with my bikini. i had it at home. it's a good idea. i would be chaffing if not for that that. >> star wars, my brother got me hooked on that. we are doing it for him. >> auditions like this have taken place in st louis and england. after a day in chicago, the team moves on to austin texas and nashville. can't make it, online video auditions are accepted. the characters are described as rachel, a young woman, beautiful, smart, 17, and thomas - 19-23, handsome, smart and athletic. if any of these hopefuls make it through the rigorous audition pros possibility, it will be years before they are seen in a galaxy far, far away. it's not scheduled to hit theatres until 2015. >>> and that will do it for us, i'm stephanie sye. thanks for watching "the stream" is next. suicides and accidental precipitation overdoses are alarmingly high in the u.s. military. is indies cell natural dispensing of painkillers and psychiatric drugs to blame? ♪ ♪ >>> could the military have a drug problem? the he is department of d

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become experts, and that is the sanctions, we are told, the actual work and that been affected and have uchiranian economy. and now we are watching iranian crude oil make it to market. a black market. and this is not able to happen without the acquiescence of the obama administration. >> as far as uropean powers come and they have their own process. when they designate a front company, designating a st of shipping vessel and something like that and there is a huge reputational type of situation that goes with anything doing business in the last to do business with them. whatou havis a rt of effort. so the iranian people will constantly be looking for inthe treasury department tries to back with them. and that has a real effect with by the nature of how the sanctions work. when a lowdown that process to a rickle, whih is what the obama administration has don it means that there is a part in the frantic effort to find new companies and new cuts in order to dyour business. lou: i don't hink that it' appropriate to use his real name, but now they are withdrawing this story because the fbi has t

the market is rallying so uch.doesn't mean that we are going to stop or correct and it is constructive and economic momentum is in our favor. we are seeing the market right now as we have talked about and it's fairly valued right now and our economy does have room to grow. it's not going to be as easy as it was in 201, but we will still have room on the upside. gerri: tim, do you agree or disagree? >> as a technician, i am not so focused on valuations, but when i do this work, i see that we have a little bit more of the upside possible, but not a major correction and then further upside from there. so it's still not too bad as we get into the stocks right now. gerri: when will that happen? >> well, i'm thinking that we get to about 1836, 1841 o the s&p cash index. then i'm calling for a four to 5% pullback from there. gerri: things the gloves have to come down sometime. a lot are saying that the valuations are 16 times earnings and all the other hand you are exposed to any bad news that might occur and we have some

the position has noteen producing uch, however, someone had to go. gary kubiak remains in the hospital after collapsing in a game against the colts. his family did indicate he is feeling fine they will be cautious with him before the return to the side lines. florida state jumped to number two, and would like to regain the spot on bcs bankings. sanford defense able to shut them down m a three-point victory in eugene. but that is last year. >> all games against oregon have been hotly contested. games we've won we've been able to answer their scores. we know last year's victory didn't hlp this year. they're a ne team, they're playing in a high level. we've played in a high level at times this year. but have to play high level for 64 minutes. it means at 8:59 tonight they're both free agents. if a's picked up options they would have had to pay each player $14.1 million. both can sti sign for less, but probably will test the market. the giants declined to exercise their $6.5 million option for brian voguelsong. he has a $300,000 buyout. warriors hit thee

uch rougher >>> the space station trip is part of the traditional torch run that leads up to the olympicot very traditional. >>> appears to be a rougher landing for a 2,000 pound satellite. >> the european space agency said the satellite ran out of fuel last month and gravity pulled it back to earth. reentered the atmosphere last night somewhere over antarctica. experts say most of it incinerated. the rest likely landed in the ocean. the chances of someone getting hit by the debris was very slim. >> estimate that the odds of getting hit by a piece of space debris are about 1 in a trillion. >> the satellite's mission is considered a success. it was sent into or bit in 2009 to map the earth's gravitational field. >>> a holiday. >> mobile 5 is stuck in some of the backup right now. they're about a mile, mile and a half out. it's in fairfield. a multicar crash. you can see it is very stop and go right now. westbound 80 approaching travis, between air base and travis where the accident is. fortunately just one lane now remains closed, but it is causing a bit of a delay. for awhile all lanes b

we have taken away -- these children are so stressed in their classrooms, we demand so uch from them. and we are dealing now with children of all balances and socioeconomic status. so anyway, we created this program called mindup. actually, i was there, dr. kim, she is our researcher from the university of british columbia, the school superintendent was amazing, because top-down is the way to go. she researched it. she came back and said, in 20 years i have never seen research like this in my life. 12 weeks, these children became 83% more optimistic, and we all know enough to mystic child learns better. happy child is a better learner. a child who has hope has a better chance of learning and retaining information. a frenzied mind cannot. if we think we're going to teach our children with this, we are we sent to germany and our children were more able to manage their home burns -- hor mones. what does that say for health care? stress. managing their think about that. hat about these kids saying, "mom, relax. it's just traffic." we have taught children and i have created this disturbanc

. >> this is the same conversation we had about jordan lynch is he puts uch amazing numbers, but against- puts up amazing numbers but against bad competition. it's not his fault. he's a terrific quarterback and has the skills to be a highsman contenter. his pass and rush and caught a touchdown. i don't think he'll have enough juice behind his schedule to push him into fork. >> let's talk about we are not going see oregon. alabama and oregon look to be on a collision course. >> i think we'll see a lot from them next weerk, oregon is playing. alabama as well. those games will be telling. they'll be the most dangerous. oregon has a couple of other games to trip them up. the next weekend is going to be the one that everyone will be looking out for to see if they'll get over the hurdles. the teams will be on a collision course. >> following tonight the new york marathon begins this weekend after being postponed last weekend. soment of the world's -- some of the world's top runners were at the park. including the winner who shattered the record last year. he expects to contend again, he won't

his great crime was to embrace an ideology that the dulles brothers to tested almost as .uch as bolshevism that was neutralism. they were trying to undermine the entire foundation of the cold war by saying, countries don't have to choose between moscow and washington. we are not involved in this conflict. that drove foster dulles and allen dulles crazy. their idea was, our policy is global. he called neutralism and moral. .- immoral he insisted that they show they were pro-american otherwise he would assume they were anti- american. they fomented a major civil war in indonesia in the meat -- mid- 1950's. it failed but it created tensions that exploded during the 1960's and led to a horrific massacre in which about one million indonesians were killed. another neutral list who emerged in the world during this. and the congo, this was a brand- new country. interesting is very but quite militant neutral list figure. it was a very undeveloped political culture. there were no lawyers, doctors, and he experience in government. , howave to understand that underdeveloped belgium had left the congo.

we pass knowledge on, it is what history is all about, we have to learn from the struggles and try uchs of these people before an i just have been reading about that oral story tradition, when you sat around the fire on the, before the printed age and the elders told you stories and that's where everything came from before the age of print so i would like to think about story telling and how important that can be in our lives but somewhere in story telling leadership world something will emerge. >> rose: somebody said to me we have been doing this table for 22 years what are you doing i said you, i have been doing only one thing, telling stories, that's all that is happening at this table, is telling stories. >> absolutely, stories have the beginning, filled and end and people can remember them because we are wired astor i are telling animals, i read a book about story telling animals, our brains are wired from the time we are, why do kids love stories and have fantasies in something has meaning in a story and that's why lincoln was such a great storyteller, that was his main patea, and

when i hear people say you are not talking about saving that ,uch money, $20 billion a year i say, tell that to the people that are concerned about the trade-offs inside the services, not the military as a whole and other domestic priorities around the country. conclusion, cold war stability never included a triad. we now know that. it did not require a counterforce doctrine. and the massive nuclear force that we bought was overkill. but postwar cold war stability requires all those things even less. the store is used to justify our military posture year after year exaggerates the precariousness of great power peace and the difficulty of deterring aggression. even if one believes peace depends on the u.s.'ability to deter aggression, there is no need for three costly delivery systems, summary and -- and traditional capabilities that we have will suffice. strategy will not be easy, but politics are improving the odds. trimary leaders pressed to nuclear weapons as an attractive target, especially given their irrelevance to u.s. wars. policymakers should exploit these circumstances to impr

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sales so developers can more quickly begin producing homegrown energy for american consumers and create uch-needed jobs for americans. we know b.l.m. has the capability of doing this because they conducted a test run of the program by sell 25g parcels via live internet auctions. the pilot program resulted in 1,500 unique visitor, increasing the number of bidders and sale price when compared with traditional in-person option. even the admferings support this is legislation and i'm hopeful the senate will act on it quickly to bring the b.l.m. process into the 21st centuryism urge my colleagues to support the underlying legislation and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expire. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. >> mr. chairman, i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio, the ranking -- the minority member of highest rank on our committee, the resources committee. may i ask how much time -- how much time -- the speaker pro tempore: the -- the chair: the gentleman from new jersey has 11 1/2 minutes remaining. the gentleman from washington has

kennedy was shot and it was .uch a shock to the country we went straight into the vietnam war. all of the young men were going there. trying to go into fields where they didn't have to go there. there's a lot to be said for public service that never got cuts,nd with the funding government change from being something that people wanted to support and participate in. host: there has been some thoughts about having mandatory public service for kids after they graduate high school. do you think public service should be mandatory? i think that opportunity should be mandatory. i think that maybe having people do ino classes like they college and show with the different occupations are. so that they know what kind of fields are open to them, not just college and university fields, but tech fields that are opening up. there were so much more out there than people realize that the government participates in. host: thanks for the call from denver. we are asking you this question of what public service means to you. jan was talking about the pr efforts. that there should be more pr about

but a growing recognition that this is got to far and needs to uch toohis has gone m far.n ourext caller democrat line. caller: this is really crazy to me that you guys are not talking about racism. in this criminal justice system. now, i am 50 years old, i remember back in the 1980's when all of this proliferation of th is came into being. drugs going into the black community is -- black communities and whole generations just being victimized -- systemize into the prison system. we created the system. and now you have 2, 3 generations that are not being productive members of society. now, we have got to get these people into society, or we have a lot of baby boomers, me for one, that are going to be retiring, and we have a whole 2, 3 generations that are not going to be productive, are not going to be giving into the social security system. this is not a sustainable system, but we did created. createyou are absolutely your prison system, laws come from congress, we elect the members of congress, in the 1980's, you refer to, that was really the inception of the war on drug

as it moves along and we have the different winter weather advisories uch and warnings from texas torkansas and slick conditions there and this slowly moves out through the day and turns more into rain as it moves through the south with warm air coming in but this is where all of this moves heading up the coastline into the day on wednesday impacting some of the big hubs out there on a very busy travel day, one of the busiest travel holidays as we watch all of that. by midday tuesday on ward they are some areas impacted and the areas in yellow are chances for thunderstorms through the south and then on kind of back and north side of in the blues that we are showing are areas that could see some snow mix in so if you are doing the drive instead it could be more of the slick conditions like we have already seen and a number of accidents as the storm has moving its way along. this will be very troublesome and still snow around the great lakes and also wind that could kick up as the system moves in and on the backside of that it's creating a brisk warning today and will talk more about t

two, the premium and cost sharing assistance available for coverage obtained through uch marketplace. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. he house will come to order. the clerk may continue. the clerk: two, the premium and cost sharing assistance available for coverage of paying through such marketplace. three, the consumer protections provided under section act that are not provided under the continuing health insurance coverage. d, construction regarding notices of cancellation or conversion. one, in general, nothing in this section shall be construed to prevent the secretary of health and human services from requiring state ensures commissioners, a, to investigate and take appropriate administrative or other action such as the imposition of a fine in cases of inadequate notices of cancellations or convergence of health insurance coverage in the individual market that take effect on or after january 1, 2014, and b, to submit to the secretary a report from the investigations of the actions so taken. two, inadequate notice. in the subsection a notice of the cancella

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for uch time as she may consume. ms. titus: thank you for yielding me the time. as the ranking member of the veterans memorial assistance affairs subcommittee, i rise in support of s. 893 to provide a cola increase to veterans. in the wake of veterans day let us take a lesson from president kennedy's admonition that we should show our respect for our heroes not just through words but through actions. this legislation -- is an opportunity for us to take such action. with its passage, congress show tangible support for our nation's heroes. unlike with social security recipients, congress is reared to adjust veterans' colas every year. s. 893 would make that important adjustment for next year. that's a good thing, which i support, but i would also urge the senate in the meantime to pass h.r. 570, the american heroes cola act that would allow for an automatic cola increase so that veterans' benefits are not subject to any congressional delay. making the adjustment automatic would remove this important benefit from the capric