walden still wearing hiselmet head butts walker, ouch. walden was given a penalty, but you can almost ctainly expect a hefty fine from the league. >>> late. colts quarrback andrew luck fake asassnd runs it in for the "today" himselt td himselan ge the titans and celebration in the stands. >>>onathan martin i scheduled toeet with the envelonfl's independent investigator looking into bullying allegations. >>> and ig cog ne ncognito tryi appeal. meanwhile richie incognito h filed grievance to try to t reinstated the union contract limitthe teamo a four week suspension. clemson pounded unranked geoia tech lt night. the tigers tajh boyd concted on four touchdown passeso set a hool completion record and the most td passes in acc history. but boyd had to leavthe game with a bised collarbone. the fil 55-31. >>> the kickofff the marshall university ge with tul was delayed to remember 75 marshall ayers andoaches and others killed in a plane crash back in 1970. a moment of silence was obrved at the precise moment of t crash years ago. >>> and three-

john edgar walden. i think he wrote a book -- hero a book. a very important for me when i read it. two or three things. i love them one. brutal honesty. savannah was important, think, when i was writing. who else? but think that was important to me, specifically because his structure, it's not the usual, you know, accepted structure. added that it to see that done in in the memoir. it actually could pull it off. it was a lot of work. i was working on this one. and i love -- it's not a memoir, but i love james baldwin creating nonfiction this is. i love them. and read his essay about his mom's death, which i can remember the title of. i don't know. of course. tsa. is that what is? i love that as a. the way that he -- you know, and i have read it over and over again. the way that he so elegantly talks about the personal and communal, and the larger issues about craze in america so beautifully done, it's amazing to me ever to marry it. and hoping that one day i can, you know, be on his level. he is fantastic. i was the game but his work a lot when i was turning this. >> what i was rea

look no further than three men that had this in the horn law firm john olsen ken durant and james walden. it's been four years since a military coup depose the democratically elected president of honduras since then the country of little more than eight million people have seen a downward spiral of violence that is there in the small central american nation a reputation as one of the most dangerous countries in the world and there is now on the eve of national elections have been characterized as the most holy. arising in the country's history surrounding the run up to these elections have been several assassinations of political candidates from the opposition party violence in the country is largely exacerbated by a military police that boreas for human rights violations that receives financial backing training and diplomatic support from the u.s. backed down this volatile situation and the likely outcome and what it all means for us i'm joined by b.t.s. producer about a mile below what is up there how are you what's going on man or so why should we care about hunger is elections oh the

gifts and done crutcher as main partners are gone olsen check this guy out and ran and james jim walden gibson and dunn has been around since one thousand nine hundred it's considered one of the most prestigious and selective firms in the country with over one thousand attorneys and eighteen offices around the world including one right here in d.c. it's no surprise that this firm has had a hand in some of those the spectacle legal cases to ever the courtroom so i look at the case that gibson and dunn has been dealing with since two thousand and eight you know valving one of my favorite corporations wal-mart is in early five years ago today a wal-mart employee died from it sixty ation after a rabid crowd of black friday shoppers stormed the store trampling everything in their path now do this employee's death the occupational safety health administration find a wal-mart a whopping seven thousand dollars but unfortunately wal-mart just couldn't find the money to pay that fine out of its seventeen billion dollar your income stream is worth paying a measly seven grand walmart would then hav

michael warren, the staff writer for "the weekly standard," and paul walden, thank you for being with us. i wanted to get with you because you have this memo to democratic chicken little, the sky is not falling. the headlines focusing on the beginning of the end when it comes to domestic agenda items. >> i think we have the tendency to believe -- whatever is happening right now is going to be that way forever. you might remember a couple of months ago people were saying that the fact that barack obama couldn't get a vote on his proposal to have the action against syria and his presidency was crippled. then we had the shutdown. people were saying the republicans were never going to win another election again. now people are saying that, you know, barack obama's presidency is over. the fact that it has three years left in it. people need to take a deep breath. yes, he certainly is a critically a poor moment for obama and the democrats. there's no question. there are a lot of problems that are coming out about the affordable care act. but it's a long time before the next congressional el

walden. mr. walden: i rise today for the voice of oregonians who have already received their cancellation notices. they've been told the policy that they like, that they wanted to keep they cannot have any longer. i was down in my district for eight straight days last week. 36 meetings, 12 counties, 2,476 miles on the road from day in the morning to late at night. i'm going to tell you, there are people like chuck and jan medford who have gone into retirement, who had health insurance, got notice that their plan is being canceled. from mitchell to ben from enterprise, to medford, all over. not only are their plans being canceled, the replacements are coming back, for example, with -- back, folks, with deductibles that are $15,000 when they were paying a couple thousand. the premiums are going up in some cases double or more. some of them may get a subsidy. a lot of them won't. and now they don't have the plan they were promised that they could keep. and another thing that's insidious that's going

the play drew a penalty but walden was not ejected.ase of toronto mayor rob ford took a new turn today. the city council voting to strip some of his powers but can't force him out of office. ford refuses to resign even though he admitted to smoking crack, driving drunk and used foul language at a press conference which was carried live on tv. thousands of gamers lining up today to buy the playstation 4. the first new game console from sony in seven years. new for the ps4 increased emphasis on social gaming and a new controller with a touchpad. brian when you're not anchoring do you ever play some video games. >> do i not. i'm too old. if i did, however, they would be old games. >> super mario brothers. >> mario kart with my kid once in a while. >> tetris. >> if you rip somebody's helmet don't head butt. take off your own. or let his put back on. that was chicken. head butting a dude with a helmet on. let's show it again. there you go. thank you very much. >> the president putting a squeeze on insurance companies to get their help in sa

and walden head-butts him in the face. he did not get ejected from the game.7-21. >>> in march dario franchitti was involved in this horrific crash in the houston grand prix. he suffered a concussion and injuries. he was forced to resign yesterday. he said doctors advised him that continuing to race would be detrimental to his long-term well-being. we wish him well. >>> at bleacherreport.com check out this crazy finish in the nba. thunder down and comeback and russell west brook hits this shot but the warriors win with this shot from iguodala. >>> after suffering a gruesome injury on national tv, louisville kevin ware is back on the court. kobe bryant needs to make his way to louisville after losing a bet. >> you know, kobe is a competitive guy. that was basically whoever came back first, the other person had to come to their game, so i got to get in touch with kobe because kobe has to come to the game. >> you can watch the full interview on "unguarded" with rachel nichols tonight at 10:30 eastern on cnn. >> that is a great story but not that head-butt you sho

has chairman walden talked to you? is this something. >> guest: and, again, we've had extensive conversations with the chairman. we've worked with the committee, you know, i how we'd like to proceed on this. and, you know, i've had the folks in from both sides in my office. but we've -- i'd like to find a vehicle, you know, if it can't be a stand-alone, that we can find a vehicle we can move forward on this. because, again, i think it's good for the consumers out there, and it also -- because, again, this is something the fcc really in my opinion p went beyond what they were supposed to be doing when they looked at the law several years ago. >> host: congressman latta, you've raised the issue of rural call completion in several hearings. what is the issue that you're most concerned about, and what do you see as a solution? >> guest: well, you know, you have you have to look at everyone's districts. i have a very unique district. i go from representing a metropolitan area with a city like the city of toledo all the way

second quarter eric walden rips the helmet off the tight end delaney walker. nasty confrontation follows. wall, still wearing his helmet, boom, head-butts walker. he was given a penalty but he can almost certainly expect a hefty fine from the league. later, andrew luck runs it in for the touchdown himself. and running back donald brown scored two tds as the colts edge the titans. >> he should be a cheerleader. >>> miami dolphins lineman jonathan martin is scheduled to meet today with the independent investigator. meanwhile, richie incognito has filed a grievance to try to get reinstated. the union contract limits team to a four-week suspension. >>> clemson pound eed georgia th last night. they set a record for the most td passes in acc history. he had to leave the game with a pr bruised collarbone. >>> the kickoff of the marshall university game was delayed to remember 75 marshall players and teaches and others killed in a plane crash killed back in 1970. a moment of silence was observed at the precise moment of the crash 43 years ago. >>> dario franchitti has

congressman greg walden spoke on the 2014 elections. this is an hour. here we go. thank you for coming. we have representative greg walden. his last visit with our group was in may 2012. we welcome him back. he was born in oregon where his family came to the state by wagon train in 1845. he grew up on an 80 acre cherry orchard and graduated from the university of oregon. early on he was a distraught he and a talkshow host and worked as a press secretary and chief of staff for a member -- as -- remember of congress. he was elected to congress himself. in 2010, speaker been asked them to be chairman of the republican leadership. a chair.ected as he also works on the telecommunications subcommittee. as always, we are on the record. orase note live blogging tweeting while breakfast is underway. span haveds at c- to give reporters time to file. if you would like to ask a question, please send me a subtle, nonthreatening signal and i will do my best to calling you. we will move to questions around the table. thank you for coming. [laughter] >> good morning, everyone. i'm

gifts and done crutcher as main partners are on olsen check this guy out and duran and james jim walden this is gibson and dunn has been around since one thousand nine hundred it's considered one of the most prestigious and selective firms in the country with over one thousand attorneys and eighteen offices around the world including one right here in d.c. it's no surprise that this firm has had a hand in some of those the spectacle legal cases to ever get a courtroom so i look at the case that gibson and dunn has been dealing with since two thousand and eight involving one of my favorite corporations wal-mart is in early five years ago to the day a wal-mart employee died from it sixty ation after a rabid crowd of black friday shoppers stormed the store trampling everything in their path now do this employee's death the occupational safety health administration find a wal-mart a whopping seven thousand dollars but unfortunately wal-mart just couldn't find the money to pay that fine out of its seventeen billion dollar your income stream is worth paying a measly seven grand walmart would

talking about the kennedy assassination in the secret world of you know the cia had contacts with us walden things didn't even come out that we didn't know about today and what i was saying is that this secret world of cia f.b.i. national security agency always well we've learned about. the eavesdropping on people in this country people abroad like the chancellor of germany merkel this is the the world of concealment and i think it's dangerous i think we need to know more about it what troubles you more present to. knows what's going on and lies or a president who doesn't know what's going on. they're both drawn into the asli and in this case in fairness to obama it's not clear what he knew or exactly what he didn't know in terms of the eavesdropping on chancellor merkel i think will get answers to them and i think they're reviewing that. you know if this is all about nine eleven this is even a dozen years after nine eleven bush and obama set up this apparatus to get dad to spy to be very aggressive in the counterterrorist programs runs to yeah you know because germany is a hothouse of terr

. >>> oregon congressman greg walden is chairman of the national republican congressional committee. he spoke at a christian monitor breakfast this morning, saying the president's health care law is a "category 5 political hurricane" and that republicans will add seats to their majority in next year's midterm elections. >> let me start in my role as nrcc chairman and talk about 2014 and what we see. and i want to start by recapping what i said when asked about what i saw in 2014 what it looked like a year ago. and that was i believed then and i believe now that 2014 will be about the president's health care law, obama care. and i believe it more now than ever. and now it has become a category 5 political hurricane that is not just causing havoc in certain regions of the country. it is ripping apart every region of the country, from tiny hamlets and towns to major cities where people are finding confusion, chaos, cancellation, cost increases, all of which were predicted as if you had noah reporting that the storm was coming three years ago and the administration and the democrats in t

after the 2012 election, representative walden was elected as chair. he also serves as chair of the energy and commerce panels telecommunications subcommittee. now on to the riveting mechanical details. as always we are on the record. leaves, no live blogging or tweeting or other means of filing while the breakfast is under way. there's no embargo when the session ends except that a friend at c-span have agreed not to air video of the session into one hour after the breakfast is over to give reporters in the room here time to file. finally, if you'd like to ask a question, please send a subtle non-threatening signal do my best to call on wendell. we will start off by offering our guests the opportunity to make some opening comments and then we will move to questions from around the table. iyou have had your two bytes of breakfast, thanks for coming. >> good morning, everyone. i'm divided to join you this morning. i appreciate that warm welcome and introduction. i would also add to it that my wife and i were in the radio business for 22 years as owners

things would get nasty when the colts eric walden rips off the helmet of walker and head butts him. he got to stay in the game. the colts would rally. in the end the colts beat the titans 30-27. >>> a not too late for you to enter the purple pride slide show contest. go to cbsbaltimore.com and up load your favorite game day photos. it's sponsored by the zone super store. >>> tomorrow the terps head down to virginia to take on virginia tech. that game is coming to your live here tomorrow at 12:30. >>> we have been looking at the sunrise. you pointed out the past two weeks have been world class. i have to show you a good sunrise. ed hail just took that picture and sent it to me. >> i know that buoy. >> that's the light at the cut between north point pleasure island and hartin miller island. i got to tell you something, that's exactly what tie die is supposed to look like. >> got you. >> it's a beautiful morning. it's going to be a fine day with temperatures in the low 60s. we're at 27 now. there's going to be quite a warm up. we will start sunny, end cloudy. in between, partly sunny s

then a look at the 2014 elections with greg walden. later, the u.s. supreme court oral argument in the case bond versus the u.s.. on saturday night, martin o'malley headlined the jefferson jackson dinner in manchester new hampshire. it is an annual fundraiser thrown by the state and the credit party and included remarks by maggie hassan and senator jeanne shaheen. this is 1.5 hours. >> thank you. thank you all very much. >> thank you for that great introduction. thank you. it is so wonderful to look at and see such a great crowd of and enthusiastic and noisy democrats. thank you to ray and to all of the team in new hampshire for together in putting this dinner tonight. it is no surprise that was such a great team to lead successful election day. 2014 is coming up. it is really important to a lot of us. i want to take a moment of personal privilege tonight. i want to introduce my husband is here with me. i also want to introduce the newest select did official official in the shaheen family, stephanie, who is a newly- elected counselor from portsmouth.

walden. mr. walden: i rise today for the voice of oregonians who have already received their cancellation notices. they've been told the policy that they like, that they wanted to keep they cannot have any longer. i was down in my district for eight straight days last week. 36 meetings, 12 counties, 2,476 miles on the road from day in the morning to late at night. i'm going to tell you, there are people like chuck and jan medford who have gone into retirement, who had health insurance, got notice that their plan is being canceled. from mitchell to ben from enterprise, to medford, all over. not only are their plans being canceled, the replacements are coming back, for example, with -- back, folks, with deductibles that are $15,000 when they were paying a couple thousand. the premiums are going up in some cases double or more. some of them may get a subsidy. a lot of them won't. and now they don't have the plan they were promised that they could keep. and another thing that's insidious that's going

adrian walden, who is 25. and solomon dun. he is 37. they are charged with robbing that 7-eleven. also, two different dollar tree stores and a dunkin' donuts. we will talk to towson university students about these coming up new at 6:00. for now, we're live in towson. mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> police say the majority of robberies were at businesses in baltimore county. >>> updating the story we brought you as breaking news this time yesterday. we now know the identity of the man killed in a boating accident in essex. maryland natural resources police say 24-year-old james bills and two other men were rescued aftertheir fishing boat capsized in the back river, near the cuff point fishing pier. bills was pronounced dead at the hospital. the condition of the two other men is not known tonight. >>> under pressure from congressional democrats, president obama is making a change to the affordable care act. danielle nottingham reports for wjz, if you like your current health plan, you can keep it, at least for another year. >> reporter: for nearly 5 million americans who got

yesterday the nfl announced the colts eric walden has been suspended for one game for this helmet-to-facelivered to the titans delanie walker. what is worse than that? how about getting kicked in the face? in the lineup section of bleacherreport.com. chris paul was kicked in the face by allen. allen received a flagrant two and rejected from the game. he tweeted after the game apologies to cp 3 for the accidental kick. check down the thunder fan knocking down the half-court shot to win $20,000! if this looks familiar because it is. cameron rodriguez is the third oklahoma city fan to win big money this year with a shot from midcourt. two fans did it at the end of last season and cameron brought home the big money last night. look! you never get tired of these celebration. i love it! >> is it easy at half-court in oklahoma city? >> maybe it's something in the air there in oklahoma city. >> maybe they are just good, right? >> it has to be something else. >> andy, thank you so much. >>> coming up, new video inside the storm as dozens ripped apart homes and communities and lives. indra peterson

dawn for what it's going to elicit bought a polo in walden policy and ideas to know when will i be in the glory. this has to go. i mean hey i'm curious to hear because i actually agree its height that you would listen to the side to the idea at the same time and that there is a mess inside and i don't understand that the statistic listen. for our upcoming is a ukrainian experts why cut off ukrainian top red white green and not a billion dollar coal to the canadian market and the economy and a time like this it seems to me doing that and willing to listen to an explanation but what's the point of that. was that me didn't i bring this result around to where it was satisfactory for moscow to come in. again our crop up all the soviets of us played since and its cities that are putting up two assists and two dj was continuing on. are you doing and on. economists to target to get out will be open for said was formed european jewry. so as is out we simply cannot say all season with two little eyes out. in fact it was out with all this was our studio cast on of tools out to the total cost of

walden was asking you about cgi. as you know, chairman issa last night released this document, monthly project status report from cgi last night, and it looks to me as sort of a technical document that has a punch list of outstanding open issues. and some of them do highlight items that upon first read seem to be alarming. for example, one of the entries said, due to the compressed schedule, there's not enough time built in to allow for adequate performance testing. and this certainly, in retrospect, sounds bad. but the date of the document that chairman issa released is september 6th, and then on september 10th, four days later, cgi came into this committee and testified under oath, quote, cgi federal is confident it will deliver the functionality that cms has directed. and we're trying to figure out, at least i'm trying to figure out, how cgi is now coming in and saying, you know, we warned everybody that this wasn't going to be ready, when they came in and directly told me that they would be ready to launch on oct

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at two, we will go live the national press club former marks on charles schwab ceo walden that -- walter bettinger. that will be live at 1:00 eastern. right now, more veterans day programming with an -- with a look at issues from today's washington struggle. about veterans issues all morning on this veterans day edition of the washington journal. just before the start of the veterans day weekend, eric chin skipped -- and set the city was going down in overtime program aimed at slowing the disability backlog reference waiting to be processed. joining us to talk about this is tom tarantino, for me army captain and chief policy officer at the rack and afghanistan veterans of america. sign for veterans waiting for benefit claims to be processed? >> it was an expected announcement. we have seen the backlog he reduced by about a third. outstanding news showing there is light at the end of the tunnel. he have about 400,000 claims in the inventory. it will halt mandatory overtime. we hope and expect it to resume after the holiday sometime in february. we have 400,000 claims. if they want to make

eric walden has been suspended to this helmet to head butt that he dplifrd. >> that looks so painfulan was off the air for like a month after your last head butt. >> the next hour of "newsroom" begins right now. >> we want to take you right now to gettysburg in pennsylvania. on that site that's a ceremony marking the 100th anniversary of the address from president lincoln. >> one person noticeably absent from this komc commemoration. and. >> he announced his cannedsy in springfield, illinois. he took a train trip to washington for his first inaugurati inauguration. so like we said, there's a little bit of a controversy there. in the next half hour we'll speak with ken burns about all of this. he's working on a documentary about his gettysburg speech called, "the address". >> now, going to mayor ford. the mayor was outraged by the vote calling it a coup ke clairing that he will not step down from office. his brother says that his goal is to help some of his colleagues lose their job after they voted against the mayor. >> for his part, he's touting his record while shaking off the clai

walden: thank you, mr. speaker. the concept -- mr. blumenauer: the con soacht a world toilet day can make us giggle and blush. the world cannot afford to be squeamish, make jokes or change the subject about the fundamental issue of access to sanitation. 2.5 billion people live without it, which leads to 700,000 premature deaths each year and it's getting worse. instead of solving this global crisis, the numb living without access has increased by 700 million people. today we want to renew our commitment to helping unfortunate people around the world to have access to sanitation which we all take for granted. i appreciate the gates foundation and other n.g.o.'s like water aid for stepping up to help solve the dilemma and i call on my colleagues to support h.r. 2901 which congressman poe and i have introduced, the water for the world act, so that the united states can play a greater more effective role to save lives around the globe. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman fr

. >> eric walden, he's going to rip off a helmet. and walker looks at him what's that about.d butts him right in the face. shockingly, he was not objected from this. >> if it was daum con suh and there was a tap, he would have been thrown out of the game. >> as for the game, they led another comeback. colts got the win in tennessee, 30-27. >>> back in october there was a cash. those injuries have sadly forced him to announce his retirement from the sport of the racing. in a statement the three-time i understand an list 500 winner said that it's tough to think that the driving side is now over. >>> you'll find a crazy finish from the thunder game last night. they came all the way back and russell westbrook hits this three to give them the lead. but two seconds was enough. crazy fadeaway shot. that gave the warriors the win, 116-115. >>> after suffering a gruesome injury on national tv, kevin ware is back on the court. his return means that laker's star kobe bryant will need to make his way to louisville after losing a bet. >> you know kobe is a competitive guy. that was basica

walden. >> thank you, mr. chairman. madam secretary, we are delighted to have you.i hope you can appreciate we are trying to understand what we missed along the way, and one of the things that bothered me was the letter that was sent from back inncy to the gao june 6. i will read in part, it said we are in the final stages of testing the i.t. infrastructure, will support the application and enrollment process. hhs is extremely confident that october 1, the marketplace will open on agile, and millions of americans will have access to affordable quality health insurance. guy from an average oregon, and when i read i come it tells me you believe everything is good to go, the testing was in place, and we should have full confidence everything would work, correct? letter i signed, yes or -- >> actually, it was signed by your assistant. i went into this thinking things were ready to go, we should have full confidence, because when someone uses the words extremely confident, it tells me we are extremely confident your second piece -- when we had the testimony from the witn

." >> now, the national republican committee chairman, greg walden, talks about the 2014 elections willowcare law impact democrats. he spoke friday at the christian science monitor's requested washington d.c. for about one hour. >> ok, here we go. yesterday, representative greg w speaking, and his last visit was in may 2012, and he was born in oregon, where his family came to the state by wagon train in 1845, and he grew up on an 80-acre cherry orchard and graduated from university. early on, he was a disc jockey and eight talk show host, and he was elected to congress himself in 1998, and in 2010, beaker john boehner named him the chairman of the republican leadership. after the elections, he was unanimously elected as our chair, and he also serves as chair as the energy and commerce panel subcommittee. are on the record here. please, no live blogging or , except or other means that our friends at c-span have agreed not to air video of this session until one hour after the brick is is over to give reporters in the room here time to file. like to ask aould question, please send me a nonth

in response to judge walden i don't know. can congress mandate to meet in the concerns about withholding classified information for this outside counsel or whatever you call it. can congress include that say that person shall have the same access to all documents and information classified or not that the government has? i don't know. >> that's another constitutional question. >> i'm not a seed the expert but by and large the classified information procedures act setting a criminal case the government cannot be forced to disclose information to a defendant. the government can be forced to make a hard decision on whether to prosecute the person or the sanction or may suffer for not disclosing information to the defendant in disclosing the case. at the end of the day i think it is a significant constitutional issue whether you can force the government to disclose classified information to someone the president does not want to. >> with the analogy of the situation would be basically the court would in essence say if you want to

walden in a previous question mentioned the fact that in an individual market you would be able to keep your policy grandfathered. yet regulations issued by hhs say that grandfathered status would not be a continued for so much as a $5 change in a co-pay. is that accurate? do you believe that that is a significant change? >> sir, we gave, i think in, the grandfather regulations a guide for how pricing could change, medical inflation and i think it was in most cases plus 15%. there were some individual consumer outfacing issues that were more rigid than that. but i would say that in terms of having companies being able to collect a profit margin, that was certainly built into the grandfather status. >> i think that's too little a change. >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome, honorable secretary. thank you for fielding our questions and for responding when you were extended the kurt stoi off -- courtesy to offer a response. as a strong supporter of the aca, i'm frustrated and it's fair to say the american people are frustrated as well. i heard you hear

walden honor sacrifices of veterans." " health, emotional issues remain."greensboro, north carolina, on our line for veterans. caller: good morning. i have a couple observations. theis that prior to volunteer army, there were americans -- in other words, every adult 18 years old and males, was considered one of going into the military. now with the volunteer military, it is sort of like a separate world. he comes into the military and he has kids. these people now, it is like they have their own community. the military have their own community. that weee happening is are saying thank you to the american veteran for his service, when it is his duty under the old military, it was his duty to go into the military. now as a volunteer, as long as the people who don't volunteer saying, ok, you chose to go there, so the things that happen to you, that is your problem. that is the thing that is areging for many, that we putting the military, the people who are in the military, somewhere out there bank -- somewhere out there. we as americans, it is like we are not i