and opposite means competition, discord and the yin yang symbol however shows yin and yang not to be contradictory and opposing, but in fact the means of in which oppositions come together to form a harmony. and this basic outlook, this basic chinese outlook is that opposing forces can always, in some sense, be harmonized, brought together. so opposition doesn't necessarily lead to conflict or absolute opposition, because there is always a means in which it's possible to think of two things working together, sort of side by side like interlocking my fingers interlocking. >> when you think about it, that idea of balance; it we're so used to seeing things as opposites and dualisms in western culture for a variety of philosophical reasons and tradition. but i often think of it as a continuum and back to that buddhist idea of no self independent in origination if somewhere on a continuum between opposites you find a place, you find where you are and that's the process through life. i guess how you work towards the tao is you find how those opposites work but that image. i love what james

it was a very dangerous provocation. >> yang said chinese officials summoned a defense from beijing to launch a protest. japan's defense minister dismissed china's protest. >> translator: it is normal for the self defense forces to conduct regular controls and surveillance in waters southeast of the islands in okinawa prefecture. such actions show no problems in light of international law. >> onodera says japan will cooperate to prevent misunderstandings over maritime activity. >>> airline passengers in the united states will soon be able to read, play games, and watch movies on their gadgets during their entire flight. new federal aviation guidelines say flyers will not need to switch off their electronic devices onboard. >> i am pleased to announce that airlines can safety expand passenger use of portable electronic devices during all phases of flight. >> under the new rules, airlines can apply passengers to use their devices during takeoff and landing, and will only apply on planes protecting systems from electronic interference. all gadgets must be switched to airplane mode, meanin

>> john yang starting us off in chicago tonight. thanks. >>> now to the ongoing troubles of the obama care website and the ongoing effort to get it running better and at greater capacity. that deadline is tomorrow. today the administration was trying to limit expectations again. we get the latest from white house correspondent kristen welker. good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. with just hours before the administration's self-imposed deadline of having its health care website working for most americans by the end of tomorrow, top officials were hedging their bets today. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius today blogged that people should shop health care.gov during off-peak hours -- morning, nights, weekends. not a vote of confidence says luke chung. >> it tells me the system isn't fully baked. this system should be able to accommodate as many people that want to get on as possible. >> what i'm going to do is make sure we get it fixed. >> reporter: chung says the administration's goal of making sure the

>> john yang. thank you so much. what will the weather be like for all bargain hunters tomorrow. meteorologist janice huff joins us from the weather center. janice? >> kate, quiet tomorrow, like today from coast to coast. not much going on. chilly conditions in the east. mild out west. tomorrow, friday for all of you shoppers, it will be sunny, boston, down to washington, atlanta, temperatures in the 50s. miami you will be in the 70s. clear in chicago. out towards denver. and san francisco. a few showers in the pacific north west. that's about it. but it looks like for the big travel day coming up for sunday -- the only place that is going to see any major problems will probably be seattle area. heavy rain expected sunday. maybe snow in the mountains. the rest of the country will be nice and quiet. kate back to you. >> looking good. back to you. tonight 48 hours from a self-imposed dead leline by the white house to turn around the obama care website and get it working for most users. and a race happening to get younger people to soon up for health insurance. in order to make that

john yang from chicago, thank you very much for joining us. up next, giving thanks to the members of our military serving abroad. >> theodore yang. i want to say to the people at home happy thanksgiving. >> from afghanistan, i want to wish monique, zoey, cj happy thanksgiving. i can't eat with you this year, but next year, let's bring it on. love you. >> so special. a special look at the last world war ii veterans on the hill. reaction from the first iraq war veteran ever elected to congress. we will talk about the lack of veterans in congress. a look at the politics planner. all eyes on the white house this afternoon for a thanksgiving tradition of the presidential turkey parton. only on msnbc. i will tell you that right now. [ male announcer ] at humana, understanding what makes you different is what makes us different. we take the time to get to know you and your unique health needs. then we help create a personalized healthcare experience that works for you. and you. and you. with 50 years of know-how, and a dedicated network of doctors, h

you heard john yang's report. an issue you're fully aware of.art for what nearly five years and earned less than $25,000 you're telling us. why your supporting these black friday protests that we've been talking about at walmart? >> well, i support them because thanksgiving is a time to be spending with your family. and i feel that, you know, it's not just the walton family that should enjoy the holiday, it's all the associates too should be able to spend time with their families as well. and black friday should stay black friday. >> keep it all in that one day is what you're saying. we reached out the walmart for a comment on this issue and as well as a guest that could speak with us regarding the black friday protests. we're awaiting a response. we also did have this to show our viewers. a recent press release from walmart that says black friday is our super bowl and we plan to win persistenting out there are six fewer shopping days this season compared to last year. now last year there were similar protests on black friday. what do you hope t

wendy yang was the artist. he's 13 years old. >>> what suspended miami dolphins richie incognito is saying about the fire storm of bullying allegations. >>> a change in the recipe for craft macaroni and cheese? we'll explain. >>> and it's warming up outside and the sun is shining and it's beautiful. don't miss the updated first warning weather forecast. >>> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija. and first warning weather ,,,,,, >>> it's mostly sunny and 65 degrees in central maryland right now. the forecast is coming up. >>> the lax shooting suspect remains sedated and under guard in los angeles. police are piecing together paul ciancia's motive. investigators are revealing a letter he left behind may have mentioned references to the new world order. it also talked about how easy it has to get a gun into the airport. >>> new allegations in the harassment case of a miami dolphins football player. incognito was encouraged to toughen up on his teammate, jonathan martin. dolphins suspended h

. >> and i'm eun yang. a more mild start to your day with morning temperatures above freezing for the first time in a couple of days, but a line of showers is rolling into our region. >> it's what's behind that rain that could impact your weekend plans, though. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein here with the big changes you'll see throughout the day. good morning, tom. >>> good morning. a milder start this morning. storm team 4 radar is showing a few sprinkles right along the pennsylvania border. we've had a few passing south of washington near the mouth of the tidal potomac. getting a few sprinkles north of frederick, maryland. that's going to be tracking right along the pennsylvania border. elsewhere we have a lot of clouds around starting off this our temperatures are generally in the mid-40s now in prince george's county, montgomery, fairfax county. in the dk it can dk we're in the upper 40s. upper 40s near 50 right now, right near the chesapeake bay. alexandria, arlington, falls church mid-40s. no

jonathan yang is heading across town.ill accept the organs. it will be heartbreaking if they weren't healthy and we would have to reject them. >> checking into the hospital, lindsey knows this is her only chance. fear takes second place. to reality. i wouldn't have the attitude i have or -- or the strength i have if i didn't have a support system that i have. i fight for them more than i fight for anything else. >> what's the name of the patient? >> lindsey -- >> this is them. >> that's jonathan. >> i think it is well within reason. >> a match, not perfect. but a match. >> we're a go. >> yep. >> legally organ donors, remain anonymous. all lindsay knows is that her donor is a man, 18, from new york. >> i love you. >> love you too. >> all right. >> are you okay? >> okay. >> game is on. >> it is on. >> absolutely. let's get loose and find something more comfortable. >> i need some big ones in a second. in this case anything could happen. >> cystic fibrosis lungs when we take them out, they're wet sponges full of infection, l

children which is the conductor was like it used to cling to and unaware that he was a chaotic jun yang detention in a puma talking about. i kind of joke with him that cometh to god knew that jesus appeals on each both china and india conducted the last joint anti terrorism training and build on india five years ago. so such trip was headed south west china's hunan province in two thousand and seven. it was all for the blast although indian cricket team and the cut made his second last match and go but up against the lifting days before retirement. such a meeting after the city. cody got up on the cricket association of bengal in the norse tone on tone them off to the state with such an amicus match special moment for them often drops to his article. city then it is important is the author defends its innovations said on its one hundred and ninety nine hits. was she may consider the gate to be bigger than an individual the association of the dogs had gone seven extra month to beat the band inevitable highlights of the subject of the baby. i thought that those wax statue. especially when

and we had william blunt in 1797 yanged out. th founding fathers put that in there for a reason. we are tired of -- the american people are tired of the kongmen exhibiting poor judgment. i get it. i'm synthetic for drug addiction, but this is cocaine. people are in jail for drug use. the voters deserve better. >> john, as misguided as the drug war may be, the fact is that this guy has responsibilities now, both of these guys do. they can't afford to be sleeping or stoned on the job, right? >> he does, but i think you're describing the problem. if it matters what we say to a congressman at 3:00 a.m., that's 3:00 a.m. that speaks to a congress and government that h way too much power. the founders were explicit -- >> i understand that, but the founders didn't have to deal with the level of terrori that we're dealing with right now, did they? they didn't have to dea with communication instantaneous as it is now. >> yeah, fair enough, but i think at 3:00 a.m. a congressman is not going to have too much of a role in that to begin with. and i think that'she extreme circumstance that we

. >> among the chinese delegates was yang bochan. he's the vice director for a think tank affiliated with china's government. >> reporter:. >> translator: public opinion and the social environment will be fostered, so as to push both governments toward a negotiated settlement. >> reporter: the business communities are also taking their own steps to improve bilateral ties. for example, this trade show in chengdu, sichuan province. 1,700 businesses and organizations took part. they came from more than 70 countries and territories. the participants were targeting china's huge market. last year, the japanese companies didn't participate fearing possible anti-japan protests. but this year, 30 japanese businesses and local governments took part. some chinese customers said the issue of nationality didn't matter to them. >> i frequently shop at japanese affiliated retailers in chengdu. no need to talk aboutpolitics. >> translator: ethnic sentiment has no place here. if products are technologically advanced, we should accept them. >> the ter

you need your ying, and yang. miley is the party gir jennifer s-i gues, the less tarty party girl but setting up on "hot topics." >> the reason why people love her except maybe joan rivers is she's so just authentic. >> wendy: she lost an oscar. she doesn't care. >> she doesn't have the filter on. we saw her in london. diyou see her at the premier. she opened thebarricade to go hug the girl in the wheelchair. what's interesting about this is you see these two women, miley is on stage at an award show lighting up a joint -- >> wendy: they have a relationship. jennifer and miley's ex liam hemsworth co-starred in the "hunger games." >> not these two. she met miley. >> wendy: yeah. >> people may visit -- >> wendy: how is liam's love life doing? >> supposedly he's single. yeah. nothing like asing hor brother on market. he was recently asked about miley and said he was extremely happy for her. he's extremely happy that enot with her. >> wendy: he looked better when he was with her. this man right here hotter than that p

. >> reporter: that's brian yang's plan, whom we spoke with from china via skype. he bought an older home in ir ryan and plans to move there in five years when his daughter turns ten. >> education in america is very good and world class. so first of all, for education. and i think the second one is for the property appreciation. >> reporter: few nor now he's renting the home and getting a 5% home but lanier, pulte and more are rushing to cash in, even employing the multigenerational floor plans and designs the chinese buyers want. and cash is king, a seemingly limitless amount. >> the price they are looking, it doesn't matter, 800, 1 million, 1.5. whatever, they like it -- they will, they will purchase it. >> reporter: while education and investment are the primary drivers, quality of life doesn't hurt, either. many of the buyers we spoke to said they like the climate and the lack of pollution in california and the political stability doesn't hurt, either. as for where all that cash is coming from, nobody wanted to talk about that. for "nightly business report", i'

so they gotta make the numbers and that's sort of a good thing-- part of the yin and yang in the market. > >matt, i have to bring this up. you called the market on our show. you did a terrific job. you were talking about 16 thousand in the dow, 18 hundred in the s &p 500. both happened yesterday. what was going through your mind? > >i'm really pleased and my message is---the pace of appreciation will be steady and constant from here. we'll have some filtering out. stocks will make their numbers, stocks won't but at the end of the day, the bears basically recognize by calling this a bubble that they were wrong. that the dow went from 13 thousand to 16 thousand. and even though we might have a correction or a pullback, that money has been made and that's history and the market was worth a lot more than they thought. > >matt thank you so much and thank you for that great call. > >thank you very much. coming up tomorrow-- the new out of the box ways corporate america is fighting cyber attacks--as hackers cost companies billions of dollars. we hope you will join us. from all of us first busi

supporters of prime minister yang lumps in our lives have countered with a show of support. opposition protesters angry about an amnesty bill members of the party tried to pass a cut above other brother of former prime minister since they don't want to return home after years in . the bill has been scrapped but now protesters are demanding that you love resign. it's the sins of the compounds of government ministries several thousand supporters of the prime minister and her brother gathered together to ask members of the not to join in the demonstrations he called on people to take part in their rally planned for this weekend. when i was leaving the government was elected to turn it into next week members of the lower house of parliament are scheduled to vote on a no confidence motion against the prime minister leader on thursday. but the ruling camp holds a majority in the chamber and the motion is expected to be voted down. i i. people on the pacific island of kiribati have heard endless arguments about climate change is the negotiators at the latest un conference goal back

korea's foreign minister yang dilshan was quick to speak out. in response to japanese chief cabinet secretary us use as reference to korea's independence fighter and you look at the quantum quilt the line tuesday. mr hughes said such remarks black historical understanding and are unacceptable. i'm stunned and highly prospective leader of the independence movement in korea assassinated the first japanese governor general of korea. he'll call me a toe in nineteen oh nine at the initial stage at japan's thirty five year colonial rule. sold foreign ministry also condemned such as common. he sacrifice his life for a nation's independence and for peace in the region. describing him as a criminal is deeply regrettable. the spokesman also learns to plan to prepare for its imperialist aggression. the diplomatic browser browning the historical figure began when president cup in hand we confirmed a plan to jointly establish a monument which i now commemorating and during her bilateral meeting with chinese state councilor can see a chair on monday. china is

state school i would never have thought that these yang actually come back with what i seem to hit it again the anti semitism. the noble gases the hatred that is exactly how it was before raising anti semitism is part of the safest or two against the national front the nights it's amazing let's not let him cry in my collections in moscow months while the right wing anti it's driven by internal power struggles in a cell phone to the only political policy that hadn't been thought of any government since the nineteen eighties soaked up some frames or to say what why not give it a try. as a jew and have a friend said to them. i do not think that we should get it right because for a walk. are we to become a frost remains is the naked after an it and getting out of eu with twenty four percent it supports both say the offenders it seems like it's a remix is getting elections elections which could see a surge of up to this nazis. nine pence close to perfection isn't difficult to think says that in economic results and not the news would help stimulate the company. today this pot seized in the

joined by the philanthropist to tie a nobel prize nominee and founder of global village champions yang barry you might also know him from the popular sixty's band the king's men and their hit louis louis how did you go over of louie louie the global village champion in in the sixty's and seventy's i was in the music business i went to sports management in the eighty's and got involved in a we were the world project on the philanthropic side and it became really really good that they're feeding kids in ethiopia and one of my best friends was ahmed ali told ali one day we're going to feed kids together i ended up in the food business in one thousand nine hundred and got muhammad as my spokesperson and we started feeding kids and i told mohammad that in twenty years we're going to feed one billion children and today it read nine hundred fifty six million documents of mills without donations and have you enlisted these two evander became our goodwill ambassador mohammed tell started failing that you know larry and two years ago we took asia off the map for him and appointed manny pacquiao

the dhhr study concludes that west virginia yangs of low socioeconomic status, adults without a high school diploma and with an annual household income of less than $25,000 are significantly more likely to have asthma. in short, it seems clear to me that asthma-related health effects of living near coal-fired power plants -- which we do all through our state, we have no other alternative -- often costs people who can least afford it; children, seniors and women. please, establish strict rules. >> thank you. >> good morning. i am dustin white also with the ohio valley environmental coalition which is also a member group of the alliance for appalachia. i want to thank you for the opportunity to speak today, and i am here to represent the communities that i feel are often not mentioned when talking about reducing emissions from coal-fired power plants. i am speaking about the communities where they mine the coal for these power plants. i am from the communities of the navajo nation to the powder river basin and to my home in central appalachia who live in the wake of the extraction proc

by gene luen n yang.nd applause] we, on the committee, loved these five books with the crazy passion of teenage love and the sticky open hearts of toddlers. this year's national book award for young peoples' literature goes to cynthia kadohata for "the thing about luck." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hi. i don't have a speech because i'm wildly, wildly surreptitious. i thought it would be bad luck. maybe i did the right thing. i want to thank everyone at simon and shuster at every level and step of the way. they have incredibly great people. my editor, i adopt think there's a better editor in new york. that would be impossible. john anderson, justin for being so supportive of their team and the writers. russell gordon who designed the cover. paul and the team. every time she works on one of my books. the fabulous agent. i want to say to same and george, if you were here, you inspire every breath i take. thank you. [cheering and applause] ♪ >> okay. to present the national book award for poetry is knicky finney. she's the autho

. >> mine is by a 13-year-old emily yang and it's blue crabs on yellow. >> that's a beautiful tie in person. that's a really beautiful tie. >> you have to look closely but there are cartoon crabs on it. >> your tie is really cool too. ron, who are you wearing? >> rem wearing lila. he's 12 now. she's 12 now. i've known for her 4 years now. we're going to see her and do a story coming up on 5:00 news. >> that's really cool. if you go to the johns hopkins n center's website or joseph bank they're priced to go. the beneficiary of course are the kids and johns hopkins. we like to get behind this every year. >> reporter: absolutely. >> all right. ron, we're doing more fundraising here. let's talk about it. >> reporter: yes, we are a big fundraiser at the mount washington tavern. mary booker is here with the tavern. hi. >> how are you? >> reporter: g great. what's going to be happen sometm 5:00 to close we're having a big party. basically we want to show our appreciation to the great firefighters who helped salvage our building 2 years ago. we also want to celebrate being reopened for anoth

i see this as being yin and yang. my dark side, my light side. but i don't view either as being evil. i just view them as different aspects of myself. when i come to prison, one thing i can still do that i'm not letting the system take away from me, it helps remind me that i'm not just an animal behind bars. i'm not just you know locked away for the rest of my life. i can still experience and do a few of the things that make me feel who i am. >>> coming up on "lockup raw" the devil's workshop. >> allegedly involved in a situation in the chapel where he was involved in sexual activity with another inmate. >> when it comes to sex behind bars, not even the chapel is sacred. >> this isn't the first time that it's happened. >> unfortunately, i'm not good at hiding. that's my problem. i stand out. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> most prisons offer religious services but for some inmates, not even the chapel is sacred. >> i was down in the chapel, i was down there with another person and i knew that the situation was

. >> i want to thank 13-year-old emily yang who came up with this. mt. airy, this was the team. it was a wednesday and hope you had a chance to get outside and eat your lunch. this was the day to do it. there will be big changes tomorrow. we will not seat blue sky that we saw in parkton. instead it will be cloudy dreary and set for rain. havre de grace this evening cool as we go past sunset. 59 degrees and humidity has come up. so a will help keep temperatures up. maryland's most powerful radar all scans all clear. that will change fairly early in the day. here's a look at the hour by hour forecast. we're tacking about cloudy conditions lending itself to rain. noon will be our peak window for rain and on and off showers. looks like we will clear out. if you have a game to take the kids to, we're clear but much cooler as the winds turn cooler. temperatures 60. 61 rather. most of the state very mild for the rest of the evening. what a change friday night. we're in a south breeze, a southerly flow, that punching up both the warmth and the humidity level. it all adds to a milder fee

everytime you reach for a bag yang, small backpack, it just wasn't there. >> why did you do this?ld you go anywhere without more underwear and more clothes? >> well, the reason we like each other is because we're both interested in experimenting, and so what we wanted to test with this trip was whether you can have sort of a meaningful travel experience without off this stuff, and be happy with less. we found out, at least for us, we can. >> do you like each other? >> we do. yes. >> here's why i'm asking. >> right? >> i'm looking at the pictures. and they all have something in common. here's one. here's another one. here's another one. i'm walking the big wall here. here's another one. you haven't been as close to each other as you are now on the entirety of the trip. it's as if you -- this thing is standing arm's length -- why? >> now, shepard, if you hat gone through europe with one pair of clothes -- >> i knew it. >> the ladies don't necessarily want to stand right up next to you. >> i knew that was the reason. how did you choose these particular uniforms for the trip? >> inter

yang in mandarin tells how he rescued a passenger pinned under klachsed overhead compartment. >>reporter: i took the panel on the ground shouted go go go. >> couple says they will likely never be able to pursue the biggest passion and tell what you that is. how the lives have changed forever and exclusive report from our morning anchor kristen tonight on abc 7 news at 11. please tune in for that if you can it's fascinating. >> well if you like turkey but not necessarily weren't to eat one check this out. this huge bird turned up at the peninsula huh main society door over a week ago. the staff says it's not a wild turkey most likely had lived on a farm. maybe the owners changed their minds about turning it that a holiday dinner. still no one has claimed it. so they put the turkey up for adoption. but with two day until thanksgiving humane society doesn't want anyone to get the wrong idea. >> our hope is that instead of make a meal out of him we make sure a meal for him on thanksgiving. >>reporter: pet turkey can be treated kind of like chicken. just need a pen with high fence

i see this as being yin and yang. my dark side, my light side.iew either as being evil. i just view them as different aspects of myself. when i come to prison, one thing i can still do that i'm not letting the system take away from me, it helps remind me that i'm not just an animal behind bars. i'm not just you know locked away for the rest of my life. i can still experience and do a few of the things that make me feel who i am. >>> coming up on "lockup raw" the devil's workshop. >> allegedly involved in a situation in the chapel where he was involved in sexual activity with another inmate. >> when it comes to sex behind bars, not even the chapel is sacred. >> this isn't the first time that it's happened. >> unfortunately, i'm not good at hiding. that's my problem. i stand out. ♪ [ male announcer ] over time, you've come to realize... [ starter ] ready! [ starting gun goes off ] [ male announcer ] it's less of a race... yeah! [ male announcer ] and more of a journey. and that keeps you going strong. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we get t

john yang joining us us with those details. >> as you say this is all about or a lot about the city'ser-funded pension plans. moody's downgraded in july, s&p followed in september and now it's fitch and in their statement they say the downgrade reflects the lack of meaningful solutions to near and long term burden the city has been unsuccessful in attempts to negotiate a solution with labor unions. according to the pew center, chicago's four pension funds are the worst funded of any major city in the united states. they've only got about enough money for about 36% of its obligations. that's a short fall of about $20 billion. everyone is looking towards 2015, a little more in a year under the law chicago has to make a balloon payment. it could be as much as a billion dollars that could blow a big hole in the city budget. enough money to keep 4300 police officers on the street for the year. now this is something that's been building over the years. rahm emanuel has been talking about it since he got into office. there's been a lot of discussion about it. not much attend. not much action

so unfortunately today, period yang net worth in america is around 45,000. it's about 20% below greece. liz: that's crazy, i mean, 20% below greece, but what is the answer? by simply making sure or removing the government support of propping up a housing market and propping up home ownership? >> well, i don't -- i think the government support was really important over last three, four years to try to get us out of what we got into. so today financial markets and the commercial end would finance if the government stepped away, and i think in many other areas you'd get financed without the government. might be half a percent more, might be a percent more. but i think if the government looked at what are our priorities, the indirect subsidy that the federal government has provided could have been much better provided in education and health care. so if the government decides how to allocate its money, the future of a city, a state, our country is based really on the productivity of our people and the education levels and their skill set. liz: which brings us to

. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to to this monday, november 25, 2013. the cold blast heading our way is already blamed for 13 deaths in the southwest part of the country. icing roads in new mexico led to a roll over crash that killed a 4-year-old girl. a winery mix much of icy rain turned to snow covering nearly the entire state. there is so much snow state patrol closed roads just as millions of drivers are preparing to head out for thanksgiving. the same storm dumped 13 inches outside of oklahoma city. road conditions are also treacherous there. at least four people died in spinouts and rollovers in that state. temperatures are not expected to get above freezing making road conditions even worse. >> now all eyes are on our part of the country with such cold temperatures here. what lies in store for us and how does it coincide with your thanksgiving plans? storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here with the first check on the forecast for us this morning and we're looking at temperatures, windchills now in the teens in a lot of places. >> yeah, the

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. >> reporter: that's brian yang's plan whom we spoke with from china via skype.n older home in irvine and plans to move there in five years when his daughter turns 10. >> education in america is very good. so the first one is for education. and i think the second one is for property appreciation. >> reporter: for now he's renting the home an getting a 5% return. over in the new great park neighborhood development big u.s. builders like lennar, pull it te, riland are rushing to cash in, even employing the multigenerational floor plans and feng shui designs that chinese buyers want. cash is king. a limitless amount. >> the price they're looking is -- it doesn't matter, 800, 1 million, 1.5, they like it they will purchase it. >> reporter: while education and investment are the primary drivers, quality of life doesn't hurt either. many of the buyers we spoke to said they like the climate and the lack of pollution in california and political stability didn't hurt either. as for where all that cash is coming from, nobody really wanted to talk about that. sue? >> i can

see thailand with amazement to topple prime minister yang auction watch has won since this wednesday a day for protest or demonstrates is gathering its own provincial government offices as well as in bangkok. it's a hop a dozen ministries they accuse the government of being controlled by the prime minister's brother texas in a lot to say that ryan said he is adamant the team. fourth day demonstrations the protest was sprinting to you and your toe into the province's numbers are down so you can calls the protests to gain momentum with hundreds in each state offices in twenty four provinces in one evening effort to cripple the administration. this prime minister and that too much. my mom i need to keep the miracle in and government officials to take part in this new one and to stop licking and chewing is he gonna use that route as gavin and medicine were fears that the situation could descend into finance. the mass protests in twenty ten keen to avoid more bloodshed the prime minister bank that governments will not use force to address repeatedly referred to go see an end to the crisis

cities set up on 60,000 -- [inaudible] and took the next step of saying let's compare thein and the yang, the top and the bottom foremost, and we'll get them together and find out where gaps are. the interesting thing that it revealed is that although there are minimal visible differences, there are major -- in medical prescribing -- there are major differences in the systems within the way success is afforded or allowed or evolved. and, in fact, the evolution of, you know, an incorporation of new treatments and new practices and ongoing quality assurance that -- [inaudible] clearly was very successfully done in the high achieving and poorly done in the low achieving. and now have put all of our efforts into understanding in collaboration with management -- [inaudible] ourselves as physicians in a system of how -- [inaudible] where the responsibility comes, and we need to -- [inaudible] so i wondered if you could comment about our responsibility and our feelings about our performance, but how we take that more broadly into success within the system. >> it's, the description that you have

i hope it is a nominee that sets the tone of uniting us, and yang the country behind the public and ideas. i hope it is a nominee that leaves the power of persuasion and off the power of anger. this is something that we are going to have to plow through. i don't see how getting more people in is more divisive. getting people out is divisive. i do not think we have the luxury. should the tea party breakaway from the public and party, or should sell and so? we are not winning elections. it is building a bigger party. >> thank you for your talk read i'm a professor of theology here. i have a question for you. >> you think republicans need prayer? >> the republicans have a lot to offer. i want to ask you about jon huntsman. i'm going to admit that i'm a democrat. i tend to vote democratic. i saw what jon huntsman had to offer and i'm pretty sure nine times out of 10, if he were the candidate, he would've had my vote. he is a man with cents, a big vision. he is able to reach out to people. i know that you already know this. you were on his team. what do you think strategies would you suggest f

she could be strong and perhaps more a yin than yang with her husband. i actually have found in reading her papers and looking at her to be much more likable. there was a kindness about her. there was a caringness. she had many causes she believed in. we can talk more about that. she should be both respected and liked. >> was she an early day nancy reagan? there are number of aspects that connect with modern presidents. i want to bring in a happy part of the 1920 campaign. accusations about warren harding's heritage. >> that goes back to the friction between harding and his father-in-law. the rumors have been going around that part of the country for a while about the harding family. the theory now is that arose because the hardings were abolitionists. they worked on the underground railroad. when you did that, people started rumors about you. the rumors would be that the hardings were part black. these rumors were floating around. one of the reasons he doesn't trust her judgment in men after the first marriage. also, he believes harding is part black. h

. >> guest: i was contributing editor to the washington taupe yang magazine -- washingtonian magazine 30 years, and i did notice my name off the masthead. i was never called. i never got a letter. so i called jack, and i asked why. and he said it was because of the bush book and because of the intimate details of their private lives. i said that's what a biography is. you never had any problem with jackie o., you featured it in the magazine. you never had any problem with nancy reagan, with frank sinatra, the british royal family. why this one? click. and so i do think it was because of the connection with the bushs. phil merrill subsequently took his own life, and his daughter is now running the magazine. but it is true, you do pay a price. you cannot expect to write a book like "the family" and then be invited to a white house state dinner. [laughter] you'll pay your price for standing up. >> host: greg from hawaii asks, is kitty kelley your real name? it's very catchy. [laughter] >> guest: it is. but as i said earlier, i was with raised catholic, and at the time i was born you had

nbc's john yang is in chicago with more for us on the storms. john, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. already big travel delays. the website flightaware.com says flights into new york's laguardia airport delayed three hours, and that's likely to ripple across the travel system, including big hubs like here at chicago o'hare. but overnight, as the storm moved east, it turned deadly. overnight, the halloween storms that ravaged most of the country turned deadly when a 9-year-old boy was electrocuted by fallen power lines and later died outside of nashville. in austin, texas, more than a foot of rain caused flash flooding, swamping more than 600 homes and sweeping away cars. >> everything is gone. i've seen everything float by. pets were rescued by boat and by helicopter. some barely escaped with their lives and the clothes on their backs. >> i lost complete and total control and was coming up and down out of the water, and i seriously, i saw two of my dogs wash away. >> reporter: she fears her 18 horses all drowned. in houston, st

of you say, when insurance companies partnered with obama, it was way back in those house yang days when was just a second milepost. martha: that stopped me in my tracks this morning. >> isn't that happening? martha: it doesn't appear to be, chris. >> when the president -- they built the law the wrong way. they had to do it in a procedural end around using a trick at the end because of scott brown's election from massachusetts. they were never quite content with the law and they sort of hung it together with baling wire and chewing gum. now on to reform america's financial system is, on to green jobs, on to these other things, but it turned out it was just a ticking time bomb back there because they did it on a single-party vote, because they didn't do it correctly. as the thing unravels itself, it steals from the president and, consequently, the nation the opportunity to move on and talk about other things. shoddy worksmanship by the president and democrats in 2009 pays a terrible consequence when you get down to it for the rest of the country in all stripes in 2013. martha: yeah. it's

state counselor yang and the foreign minister, with many of those closest to the leadership who work on core national security and foreign-policy issues but it would be nice if there were a structure that would accelerate and coordinate chinese foreign-policy and national security decision-making and facilitate the kind of collaboration and deconfliction that we enjoy here most days in the united states. thank you all very very much. appreciate your time. [applause] before heading into a two-week break for thanksgiving the senate voted today to change the chambers filibuster rules for most executive branch and judicial nominations. it would allow the nominations to advance with a simple majority of 51 votes instead of a 60 vote supermajority. it limits the minorities party's ability to confirm -- senators carl levin of michigan mark pryor of art joe manchin makkah west virginia were the only demo rats to vote against the rules change. you can see more about what happened in the senate today on the filibuster rules change on our companion network c-span tonight. at just after 8:00 eas