uma. >> uma: molly, thank you very much.ell, we asked and you answered and your twitter responses on the election are coming up next. these fellas used capital one venture miles for a golf getaway. double miles you can actually use... but mr. single miles can't join his friends because he's getting hit with blackouts. shame on you. now he's stuck in a miniature nightmare. oh, thank you. but, with the capital one venture card... you can fly any airline, any flight, any time. double miles you can actually use. what's in your wallet? alec jr? it was a gift. >> that's going to do it for us here in washington. before we go, did you vote early or prefer to wait until election day?

>> hi, uma, adolph hitler.as appeared on an ohio voters registration card all part of the fraudulent voters registration here in ohio right on the eve of the 2012 election. that name was part of a batch much 200 or so names that officials in cincinnati are forged. frauds or dupplicate. it was flagged by the company that submitted the name. field works. it is a company based in washington d.c. that conducts voters registration and ballot drives and describe them working with democratic and progressive causes . but one of the members . board of elections told us that accusations of voters registration fraud undermind democracy. >> person who would engage in that conduct with something serious to our democracy voting, is highly responsible and potentially criminal. last month this man pled guilty by reason of insanity that he forged signatures on ballot petition and he was working for field works and field works defended its worker. a employee who reviews and categorized those who are incomplete and flag things th

dom nick. >> hey, uma. it is it a sad loss for the tain tain hagman claimed to be the most famous actor in the world and it was a portrayal of jr ewing that rocketed both him and the soap opi ra to fame. he died due to compliitations with cancer. he was 81 with him in his final moments was his relatives and long-time colleague and friend linda grey. and in a statement, she said he brought joy to everybody he knew and creative and jennerous and talented and i will miss him enormously she said. hagman was captain tony nelson on i dream of jenny. and he took serious roles including appearances. and he was in primary colors and repeated ratings got. and working on the latest for tnt in january. and no immediate comments from warner or tnt on how the series would deal with the loss. he leaves behind a wife of 60 years. >> and of course, he leaves behind two children as well. >> and this is it a major television legend. and i know that when the big episode of who shot jr. it sent people all over the world wounder

uma. >> thank you very much. we'll be speaking with congressman michael grimm whose residents are frustrated at this hour. and turning to another store store making newings . in the cia, at the worst possible time. general david petraeus stepping down an the fbi probe uncovered an affair with a married biographer. >> the affair kale to light in a investigation. the fbi discovered paula broadwell had acess to general petraeus' account. they monitored the e-mails. although he was not under investigation there were concern of a security breach and broadwell was stalking him and they discovered the affair. and meanwhile petraeus who was the cia director for over a year was supposed to testify in the house and senate hearingings. now he will not testify. still law makers hope he will tell them at some point what he knows about the attack. >> i hope we don't have to subpeona the four star general. if he won't he will be subpeona. >> petraeus who was married to wife holly was widely admired for the democrats and republi

. >> reporter: he likened the citizens to bryan uma. the previous government as a criminal that cheated the public. >> we love our president. >> reporter: things are changing since the president was sworn in. publication sensorship was abolished. ham brings his now cartoons to a weekly newspaper publisher. the editor in chief chooses one. it shows a legislature about to leave home but his wife says he won't be able to fulfill his responsibilities without knowing about the lives of ordinary people. she asks him if he has forgotten about the conflict with ethnic minorities. the cartoon shows those who seem disconnected from ordinary citizens. >> reporter: wh . >> translator: i like that he can depict what is going on with ordinary citizens like us. >> reporter: he's owns many copies purchased from second hand bookstores. he hopes to introduce japan's world famous into his own works. to expand his skills, he takes a comic drawing ve ining event at japanese embassy. he hopes that by improving his ability he can support. >> translator: i wil

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plus, how government >> hello, i'm uma pemmaraju in washington.ox news is closely monitoring the growing tensions between israel and hamas in the gaza strip. at this hour, the air strikes are continuing with israel launching nearly 200 strikes this morning. one apparently striking down a rocket aimed at tel aviv. we'll have the very latest in a live report, plus an exclusive with israel's deputy knesset speaker, live from tel aviv. hearings from capitol hill this week about the benghazi attack. but did we get all the answers? fair and balanced, we'll be talking to lawmakers in both sides of the aisle. plus the impact of david petraeus' testimony from former attorney general alberto gonzalez will be coming your way. they fought in iraq and afghanistan. now they're fighting to help people rebuild their lives after super storm sandy. how these veterans and their new mission of mercy is making an impact, when america's news headquarters starts at the top of the hour. don't go away. see you then. >> nearly three weeks after super storm sandy and thousa

tracy: uma pemmaraju, thank you very much. >> you're welcome.ori: speaking of all girls, here is three of us. you have got gold hovering near the flat line after hitting two week highs earlier today on news of course of president obama's re-election and expectations of more money, more money, more money. sandra smith with the details in today's trade. that is what it is all about, isn't it, sandra? >> that is what is was all about. you saw gold, back into positive territory. but we got huge surge in gold and precious metal prices overnight after the election was won by president obama and into this morning. intraday chart. we saw it actually fall below. gold is back up a little bit. seeing volatility. and originally, based on expectations that with president obama serving another term, that we could possibly see more quantitative easing easing by the fed. that would be bad for the u.s. dollar. good for gold prices. then all the investors saw the plunge in the stock market, had to shore up losses and cash somehow. selling gold. that is why we hav

>> we talk very much about "pulp fiction" and that scene between travolta and uma thurman. >> that clip doesn't really show that. >> that was in the early rehearsals. >> but it's a very bipolar dance they do, but it's a heck of a way to meet somebody, to be in a very tight -- >> wow, wow. >> that's it there you go. >> that will help you get to know your costar a little bit. nice to meet you. proves we had no stand-in, us for better or worse. >> not bad. i first met you when the first "wedding crashers" movie came out, "wedding crashers" and the first "hangover" movie and then do "limitless" and then did de niro. seven years ago i burst on to the scene and here i am with the hero heroes. >> never felt like there was bursting going on. we went back and did a little q&a and the fact that i'm here on the "today" show, the whole thing is really crazy. >> so you're a humble guy as you just displayed. >> grateful. >> sexiest man alive, a smart guy, a good guy and on top of all of that you do this to the rest of us. let's watch this clip right here. [ speaking french ] >> bradley. >> what an id

and tonight i am so pleased to welcome its author, pulitzer price jon people uma they are.ng me. >> thank you governor ernie appreciate it. >> jennifer: i am so excited about this, in an era where we are looking at fantastic presidential figures cesc especially with the movie lincoln unand all of that and a movie about f.d.r. coming out. >> it's a goodoment for d d pridents. jni r:fet is. iis and i mean, dude, this is a book. as we would say. so you have said that you think that there is some resemblance between president obama and thomas jefferson. why? >> i do. they tall, cool, cerebral writers and ambivalent and they are good at it. there is a kind of continuity there. and one of the things i want today do in doing this and you would appreciate this given your former day job is that politicians should be helped along, should be saluted in a way for getting into the arena and trying to solve the problems we have. jefferson was for 40 years a working politician. he, yes, he did all of the wonderful things, you know, on his tombstone it says that he was the author of the de

dennis: thank you, uma. president obama an hour or so late meeting with ceos.all street ceos not on the list, not invited. the capital market and regulation, joining us now. an industry bipartisan trade group. it looks like obama's relations with the things have improved. does he look ready to make peace? >> piece has to be made. sort of like the same situation of fiscal cliff. they have to get together and figure out the best way to go forward. dennis: keeping the regulations with an onslaught of dodd-frank regulations, the consumer financial protection board, thousands of small lenders, are these relations aimed at fixing or are they aimed at punishing? >> in large part they ar they'rg cases they're going overboard, so they're trying to do good but maybe doing harm. we want to strengthen capital in banks, some have more capital, everybody agrees with that. but how do you do that, and on such onerous capital requirements that you're basically hurting lending. we are risking that. a lot of people are very concerned. a lot of critics from both sides on capital.

. >>> hill low, i'm uma pemmaraju. the conflict intensifies as israel and gaza militants launch hundreds of rockets at one another as concerns grow at this hour that they're closing in on an all-out war a. short time ago, the israeli military said its iron dome defense system shot down another incoming rocket bound for tel aviv. joining us now, leeland vittert on the border with the very latest on the growing crisis. >> right now we are waiting to see if the tanks will cross the black abyss that is behind me into gaza where we have watched the rockets fly out of all night as i speak. you can hear the buzzing sound of israeli drones and f-16s as they head in on their bombing sorties trying to search out the rocket crews and hit them with a missile before they can send things raining down on nearly a million israeli civilians in the line of fire. through the afternoon, gaza militants launched countless rocket volleys, firing one toward tel aviv where air raid sirens sent beach goers running for cover. the iron dome syste

. >> uma thurman named her daughter luna. that is uma thurman's daughter's name.es, the name reagan. >> yes. >> shot up. >> reagan shot up, he had a big year. it's also used often for a girl's name. carter's up, lincoln. you've got to go back in history a little bit to see presidential names on the rise. >> we did see nixon on the list and on the rise. >> there's another reason for nixon, there's a skateboarding and snowboarding culture. there's a brand there and the young people like that. >> but the current presidential candidate's names? >> mitt, barack, all down. paul and joe too. >> paul and joe, too. nobody was inspired by those names. >> it's always kind of fascinating. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> now here's matt. >>> thanks very much. paul rudd is keeping himself awfully busy this holiday season. he's got a new movie coming out and he's also returned to broadway in the play "the grace." he portrays a guy named steve a guy who wants to open a chain of gospel-themed hotels but gets involved in a real estate scam. welcome back. >> thank