. >> former secretary of state madeleine albright and republican senator lindsey graham debate america's role in the world. >>> then american austerity. >> the path we're on today is not sustained. we are headed for disaster. >> two members of the president's deficit commission, democratic senator kent conrad an honeywell international david cote shares views on tough choices the united states faces. >>> and the coming showdown over tax cuts. >> making these permanent will be the most important thing we could do to help create jobs in the country. >> that and all the week's politics on our roundtable with george will, "the new york times" columnist paul krugman, robert kagan from the brookings institution and ruth kagan from "the washington post." >>> china is expected to overtake the u.s. as the world's biggest economy in the next two years. americans couldn't believe it. they're like, that hasn't happened already? >>> and hello again, by the time air force one lands in washington this evening, it will have flown around the world. a world that is fast changing as the president found out

strikes which senator so this is senator lindsey graham from south carolina lindsey graham crackers more like you guys completely have crocker that's gone crackers lindsey graham please continue so here we've established as ron paul said that america spends trillions of dollars trillions not little billions and millions on their own population but trillions bombing and destroying other people he spoke to these people and he said that we need to attack the islamic republic of iran not to just neutralize their nuclear program but to sink their navy destroy their air force and deliver a decisive blow to the revolutionary guard in other words neuter that regime which by the way iran just announced that they converted fifteen percent of their reserves and to gold so they've bought tons and tons of gold in the last year i mean this is really behind this crazy move by lindsey graham i mean i mean well you want to speculate. he is very close to the apac lobby i mean they're pushing their luck over there they pack i mean you know they've been for decades now they've been using the u.s. military t

strikes which senator so this is senator lindsey graham from south carolina lindsey graham crackers more like you guys completely have crocker that's gone crackers lindsey graham please continue and so here we've established as ron paul says that america spends trillions of dollars trillions not little billions and millions on their own population but trillions bombing and destroying other people he spoke to these people and he said that we need to attack the islamic republic of iran not to just neutralize their nuclear program but to sink their neatly destroy their air force and deliver a decisive blow to the revolutionary guard in other words neuter that regime which by the way iran just announced that they converted fifteen percent of their reserves and to gold so they've buy tons and tons of gold in the last year and it is israel behind this crazy move by lindsey graham i mean i mean well you want to speculate. he is very close to the apac lobby i mean they're pushing their luck over there they pack i mean you know they've been for decades now they've been using the us military to so

strikes which senator so this is senator lindsey graham from south carolina lindsey graham crackers more like the guy is completely a crocker that's gone crackers lindsey graham please continue and so here we've established as ron paul says that america spends trillions of dollars trillions not little billions and millions on their own population but trillions bombing and destroying other people he spoke to these people and he said that we need to attack the islamic republic of iran not to just neutralize their nuclear program but to sink their navy destroy their air force and deliver a decisive blow to the revolutionary guard in other words neuter that regime which by the way iran just announced that they converted fifteen percent of their reserves and to gold so they've buy tons and tons of gold in the last year i mean israel won this crazy move by lindsey graham i mean i mean well you want to check e-mail. he is very close to the apac lobby i mean they're pushing their luck over there they pack i mean you know they've been for decades now they've been using the u.s. military to solve

a 34-yard attempt for graham. shayne graham's kick is a wobbly one but goes through. i think the equivalent of a screwball there. mesko puts it down and which way does it go g? >> cris: after a missed extra point tonight, i think shayne graham is thinking i need all of the good publicity i can get here. ben roethlisberger maybe thinking i could use a little help up front on that offensive line. it really has been -- people forget that willie cologne who is the starting right tackle and i think their best offensive lineman and out at the beginning of the season with the achilles. kemoeatu should be back next week. max starks is out for the rest of the season so this is pretty much a make-shift gup for the rest of the year. >> al: oakland comes here to pittsburgh next week. oakland comes here after their bye week. the raiders are, all of a sudden, hot and very much in contention in that afc west. then the steelers go to buffalo. then in three more weeks, to baltimore and that will be a sunday night game on the 5th night of december. graham's kick taken at the 8 yard lin

graham was found. detective lee tells me he has trouble making sense of this. mr. graham was an accomplished poet and his friends say he would be the last guy to start trouble at a bar. annapolis police hope someone has some information. in annapolis, don harrison for abc2 news. >> if you know anything about the murder of ken graham please call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. >>> tonight we're continuing our new series "maryland's cold cases. " we focus on the story of jenny claybrook. a freshman in high school, just 15 years old when she was found murdered not far from her home in bel air. in the spring of 1983. after 27 long years the people who loved her still don't know what led to her death. >> those of us who have been here long enough to remember jenny personally it is really very tragic when we see her picture and know that was the only yearbook picture that was taken of her. >> you can hear about her story tonight on abc2 news at 11:00. >>> in their effort to curb underaged drinking howard county officials are conducting a series of stings at liquo

strikes which senator so this is senator lindsey graham from south carolina lindsey graham crackers more like the guy is completely a cracker that's gone crackers lindsey graham please continue and so here we've established as ron paul says that america spends trillions of dollars trillions not little billions and millions on their own population but trillions bombing and destroying other people he spoke to these people and he said that we need to attack the islamic republic of iran not to just neutralize their nuclear program but to sink their neatly destroy their air force and deliver a decisive blow to the revolutionary guard in other words neuter that regime which by the way iran just announced that they converted fifteen percent of their reserves and to gold so they've buy tons and tons of gold in the last year i mean israel won this crazy move by lindsey graham i mean i mean well you want to speculate. he is very close to the apac lobby i mean they're pushing their luck over there in a pack i mean you know they've been for decades now they've been using the u.s. military to solve t

rename part when detention facility rarely makes the news bob graham is still very much a black hole it's a prison facility that is operating that we don't have very much information about there are about six hundred or so detainees that are there many of them captured outside of afghanistan although a list of names that were released last year a federal court recently denied access to any other information pertaining to those detainees. mobile outrage in condemnation over detainee abuses america's the tourist guantanamo bay prison forced the u.s. to change its practices there but those languishing within the walls of bug room were less lucky the detention facility at guantanamo bay is that is the most transparent or tied to silly in history bob graham detention facility and afghanistan to have the same standards for litigation process bob graham is in a wartime theater it's an act of war zone it would be an precedent to have such access to the original bob graham detention facility may have been renamed relocated but it will take more than a fresh coat of paint to ease the fear afgh

. >>> former secretary of state madeleine albright and republican senator lindsey graham debate america's role in the world. >>> then american austerity. >> the path we're on today is not sustainable. we are headed for disaster. >> two members of the president's deficit commission, democratic senator kent conrad and honeywell international chairman and ceo david cote share some sobering views on tough economic choices the united states faces. >>> and the coming showdown over tax cuts. >> making these permanent will be the most important thing we could do to help create jobs in the country. >> that and all the week's politics on our roundtable with george will, "the new york times" column i paul krugman. ruth marcus of "the washington post" and robert kagan of the brookings institution and "the sunday funnies." >>> china is expected to overtake the u.s. as the world's biggest economy in the next two years. americans couldn't believe it. they were like, that hasn't happened already? >>> and hello again. by the time air force one lands in washington this evening, it will have flown around th

strikes which senator so this is senator lindsey graham from south carolina lindsey graham crackers more like the guy is completely a cracker that's gone crackers lindsey graham please continue and so here we've established as ron paul says that america spends trillions of dollars trillions not little billions and millions on their own population but trillions bombing and destroying other people he spoke to these people and he said that we need to attack the islamic republic of iran not to just neutralize their nuclear program but to sink their knees we destroy their air force and deliver a decisive blow to the revolutionary guard in other words neuter that regime which by the way iran just announced that they converted fifteen percent of their reserves and to gold so they've buy tons and tons of gold in the last year i mean israel won this crazy move by lindsey graham i mean i mean well you want to jackie mason say he is very close to the apac lobby i mean they're pushing their luck over there they pack i mean you know they've been for decades now they've been using the us military to s

strikes which senator so this is senator lindsey graham from south carolina lindsey graham crackers more like the guy is completely a cracker that's gone crackers lindsey graham please continue so here we've established as ron paul said that america spends trillions of dollars trillions not little billions and millions on their own population but trillions bombing and destroying other people he spoke to these people and he said that we need to attack the islamic republic of iran not to just neutralize their nuclear program but to sink their neatly destroy their air force and deliver a decisive blow to the revolutionary guard in other words neuter that regime which by the way iran just announced that they converted fifteen percent of their reserves and to gold so they've buy tons and tons of gold in the last year and it is israel behind this crazy move by lindsey graham i mean i mean well you want to speculate. he is very close to the apac lobby i mean they're pushing their luck over there they pack i mean you know they've been for decades now they've been using the u.s. military to solve

strikes which senator so this is senator lindsey graham from south carolina lindsey graham crackers more like you guys completely a cracker that's gone crackers lindsey graham please continue and so here we've established as ron paul said that america spends trillions of dollars trillions not little billions and millions on their own population but trillions bombing and destroying other people he spoke to these people and he said that we need to attack the islamic republic of iran not to just neutralize their nuclear program but to sink their neatly destroy their air force and deliver a decisive blow to the revolutionary guard in other words neuter that regime which by the way iran just announced that they converted fifteen percent of their reserves and to gold so they've bought tons and tons of gold in the last year i mean israel won this crazy move by lindsey graham i mean i mean well you want to speculate. he is very close to the apac lobby i mean they're pushing their luck over there the impact i mean you know they've been for decades now they've been using the u.s. military to solve

strikes which senator so this is senator lindsey graham from south carolina lindsey graham crackers more like you guys completely have crocker that's gone crackers lindsey graham please continue and so here we've established as ron paul says that america spends trillions of dollars trillions not little billions and millions on their own population but trillions bombing and destroying other people he spoke to these people and he said that we need to attack the islamic republic of iran not to just neutralize their nuclear program but to sink their navy destroy their air force and deliver a decisive blow to the revolutionary guard in other words neuter that regime which by the way iran just announced that they converted fifteen percent of their reserves and to gold so they've buy tons and tons of gold in the last year i mean israel won this crazy move by lindsey graham i mean i mean well you want to jackie mason say he is very close to the apac lobby i mean they're pushing their luck over there to a pac i mean you know they've been for decades now they've been using the u.s. military to sol

sign an image of america has already been tarnished by places like bob graham a lot of. human rights policies seem hypocritical and inconsistent and i think it's a problem for the government mixing humanitarian aid with contentious u.s. policies and nontransparent detention practices relay a different reality on the ground for the people of afghanistan hypocrisy is basically what it is jan huffers our t. washington d.c. . now russian police have arrested a man they believe responsible for the brutal slaying of two families in the country south twelve killings which included four children shocked the nation five other suspects who are all members of a criminal gang are currently being held parties dinners blotchy reports. grieving relatives detective still working on the scene and candles in the wind this quiet rule neighborhood was the scene of a gruesome murder of two families just days ago the number of victims children among them as well as the way they were killed with knives and razors terrified many in the village of. russia four out of twelve victims are buried he

strikes which senator so this is senator lindsey graham from south carolina lindsey graham crackers more like the guy is completely a cracker and that's gone crackers lindsey graham please continue and so here we've established as ron paul says that america spends trillions of dollars trillions not little billions and millions on their own population but trillions bombing and destroying other people he spoke to these people and he said that we need to attack the islamic republic of iran not to just neutralize their nuclear program but to sink their neatly destroy their air force and deliver a decisive blow to the revolutionary guard in other words neuter that regime which by the way iran just announced that they converted fifteen percent of their reserves and to gold so they've buy tons and tons of gold in the last year i mean israel won this crazy move by lindsey graham i mean i mean well you want to speculate. he is very close to the apac lobby i mean they're pushing their luck over there they pack i mean you know they've been for decades now they've been using the u.s. military to sol

rename part one detention facility rarely makes the news bob graham is still very much a black hole it's a prison facility that is operating that we don't have very much information about as i indicated there are about six hundred or so detainees that are there many of them captured outside of afghanistan although a list of names that were released last year a federal court recently denied access to any other information pertaining to those detainees. global outrage and condemnation over detainee abuses america's the tourist guantanamo bay prison forced the u.s. to change its practices there but those languishing within the walls of bug room were less lucky intense and on top of. the most things were time to sort of in history bob graham detention facility and afghanistan to have the same standards for the litigation process but also treatment has a kuantan amount they do they do not have access to the hideous courts as because it is the grammys in a wartime theater it's an active war zone it would be and present to have such access to the original buggering detention facility may h

a 34-yard attempt for graham. shayne graham's kick is a wobbly one but goes through. i think the equivalent of screwball there. mesko puts it down and which way does it go g? >> cris: after a missed extra point tonight, i think shayne graham is thinking i need all of the good publicity i can get here. ben roethlisberger maybe thinking i could use a little help up front on that offensive line. it really has been -- people forget that willie cologne who is the starting right tackle and i think their best offensive lineman and out at the beginning of the season with the achilles. kemoeatu shod be back next week. max starks is out for the rest of the season so this is pretty much a make-shift gup for the rest of the year. >> al: oakland comes here to pittsburgh next week. oakland comes here after their bye week. the raiders are, all of a sudden, hot and very much in contention in that afc west. then the eelers go to buffalo. then in three more weeks, to baltimore and that will be a sunday nit game on the 5th night of december. graham's kick taken at the 8 yard line. this

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and graham having the confidence to come out and kick in the game winner. i mean, you tip your hat to everybody. >> when we return, a homecoming for albert hainsworth. how did his return to nashville go? [ music ]  . >> welcome back. i'm dave feldman. everybody nice a homecoming. today albert hainsworth had his. the big fella played for the titans from 2002 to 2008. the first seven seasons of its nfl career. hainsworth had only one registered tackle today but he was disruptive. and i mean that in a good way. after the game he shared some bond titan memories with our lindsay murphy. >> reporter: what was it like for you to be on the opposite side line today? >> i could say it was very, very strange to be looking over, you know, at the guys i've played ball with. you know, just because everybody, the people that own the chain. you know, the ball boys and whatever. it was weird to be on the opposite sidelines. >> reporter: i know at least pre-game you seemed to be enjoying it. hugging a lot of the fans. you knew just about everybody here.

detainees today bob graham rename power when detention facility rarely makes the news bob graham is still very much a black hole it's a prison facility that is operating that we don't have very much information about as i indicated there are about six hundred or so detainees that are there many of them captured outside of afghanistan although a list of names that were released last year a federal court recently denied access to any other information pertaining to those detainees. mobile outrage in condemnation over detainee abuse is that america's the tourist guantanamo bay prison forced the u.s. to change its practices there that those languishing within the walls of bug room were less lucky the detention facility at guantanamo bay is that is the most transparent or time to sort of in history bob graham detention facility and afghanistan to have the same standards for the litigation process in a wartime theater to an act of war zone it would be on president to have such access the original bug room detention facility may have been renamed relocated it will take more than a fresh coat of

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council member jim graham spoke to a high ranking d.c. official and they ashowered him they are following up on leads in the case. reporting live from northwest, darcy spencer, craig, back to you. >> we'll have whateve comes out of the meeting tonight. appreciate theeport. still ahead, not one but two surprises for a mother and daughter at this afternoon's redskins game. we'll take you there a chuck bell is standing by taking a ok at the forecast and your thanksgiving day forecast. come back. >>> montgomery county liquor stores were open today on a sunday for the first time. the 24 county-owned stores will be open from noon to 6:00 for the next six months on a trial basis. county leaders say part of the motivation is to raise extra revenue. privately owned liquor stores in the county are already permitted to sell on sundays. the caffeine buzz from alcoholic energy drinks may soon be gone in maryland. state health officials were asked to ban the drinks from stores and bars. the request comes on the heels of a warning from the food & drug a

thursday will mark one year that this man, kenneth graham was murdered. police say graham left the bar, the whiskey, which is in the 1,800 block of west street early morning november 18th after an argument. investigators say graham was later found behind the cherry grove shopping center with stab wounds. anyone with information on the case should call metro crime stoppers at 1-866-7-lockup. >>> abc2 partners with local police to get more of these cases involved in our new series "maryland's cold cases." we're looking closer at the story of jenny claybrook. she was just 15 years old when she was found murdered not far from her bel air home in the spring of 1983. 27 years have gone by and family and friends still don't know what happened to her. >> those of us who have been here long enough to remember jenny personally, it really is very tragic, when we see her picture and know that was the only yearbook picture that was taken of her. >> you can catch jenny's story tonight on abc2 news at 11:00. >>> there's some new information tonight in the disappearance

so graham said, mr. president bashir, i have a hospital in thi south, and bashir said the one and only sentence he uttered in english during the whole time whichdd is to his aide, he turnr to his aide and said, center that the hospital we -- isn't that the hospital we bombed? and graham leaned forward and said, twice, and mow missed. tha and -- you missed. what happened next was even more fascinating.what graham told me later that he remembered that in the pocket of his blue blazer he had a george w. bush 2004 re-election pin which he'd taken from the deske of karl rove's secretary. so he leaned forward and took the pin from his pocket and gave it to bashir and said, mr.e president, i understand you'll be speaking to my president later today. why don't you tell him you're his first voter here in the sudan. so what does that mean?. if essentially, that means thatm watch out, bashir. i've got the ear of the president, and i found that particularly interesting at the time because of the relationshia between

>> ephram graham, the chinese church is booming. new christns born again everyday. marked bymiracles and signs and wonders. deaf are hearing, blind are seeing, and lame walking. many parts of china, it has been a remarkable story of evangelism in the 20th and 21th century. >> signs and wonders as well what haveyou heard about the back to jerusalemovement? >> it is the term used for the chinese church taking the gospel dgoodnews from china all the way back here to jerusalem. vision began in 1940s. take the gospel back here to jerusalem. they were stopped in 1949 when the bordrs were closed and evangesm stopped out side the borders of the chinese church. many streams have the same vision take the gospel back here? >> many people feel it could be the completion of the great commsion. there was a moe men tus turning point in book of acts, apostle paul had a vision, instead of going east, gospelwent west. that evangelized europe and north america. now that it has gone strongly, it will actually, the gospel will sir cum nav kate the world. >> why would you be making journ

wonder if you are politicians are straight up out of their minds take for instance senator lindsey graham who said that we should neuter iran or the heritage foundation's lobbying arm that sent out a fear mongering mailer saying that voting for the new start treaty would severely weaken our national security and put nuclear weapons into the arms of rogue nations even though it's going to do exactly the opposite now these suggestions go against all sensible logic and you know our lawmakers make these types of statements on the daily so how do we get them to wake up before it's too late or earlier i caught up with josh rogin writer for the cable and foreign policy magazine and i first began with new york mayor michael bloomberg is quote so the following he said if you look at the u.s. you look at who were elected. to congress to the senate they can't read he also said i'll bet you a bunch of these people don't have passports we're about to start a trade war with china if we're not careful here only because nobody knows where china is nobody knows what china is those are some pretty harsh wo

boehner and graham, not reacting to the gahlani verdict but acting all terrorized. today's "worst persons in the world." >>> tonight, the junk heard roun the way continues to reverberate from sea to shining sea. ron paul's new bill would prevent the tsa from groping passengers in california. one california d.a. is promising prosecution for any agent who crosses the line. the american traveler dignity act was submitted{ to the house of representatives last night. employees of the federal government are not allowed to see nor touch your stuff. >> if you can't grope another person and if you can't x-ray people and endanger them with possible x-ray, you can't take nude photographs of individuals, why do we allow the government to do it? we would go to jail if an individual -- he would be immediately arrested if an individual citizen did these things. yet we sit there and calmly say, they're making us safe. >> in california, san mateo county, home to san francisco international airport, the district attorney put the tsa on notice. telling the san francisco tv station his

let me play reaction that we got from republican senator lindsay graham who was on abc's "this week"s. >> i think in summer 2011 we can bring some troops home but we'll need a substantial number of troops in afghanistan past that. 2014 is the right date to talk about. that's when karzai suggested that afghans will be in the lead. i'm pleased to hear obama talk about 2014. >> is 2014 realistic? >> not at the current pace. it is. we can sustain that, at great cost. it's going to cost at the current pace, to go to and 2014, cost 2500 american and coalition lives, thousands of more afghan lives and half a trillion dollars at the current pace to 2014. can we pay that? yes, we can. what do we get out of it in how does that affect al qaeda? those are the questions that the administration has to answer. and in this review scheduled for december, the white house should answer those questions. how does what we're doing in afghanistan make us safer? how does stabilize the region because, our operations the last four or five years have made the region less stable, and they haven't had an effect o

and two while the scandal exposed the use of torture to obtain information from detainees today bob graham rename power when detention facility rarely makes the news is still very much a black hole it's a prison facility that is operating that we don't have very much information about there are about six hundred or so detainees that are there many of them captured outside of afghanistan although a list of names that were released last year a federal court recently denied access to any other information pertaining to those detainees. global outrage and condemnation over detainee abuses america's the tour has gone time obey prison forced the u.s. to change its practices there but those languishing within the walls of bug room were less lucky their tension so you're on top of it is that is the most transparent we're talking to in history bob graham detention facility and afghanistan to have the same standards for litigation process isn't a wartime theater it's an act of war zone it would be an precedent to have such access to the original buggering detention facility may have been renamed rel

and two while the scandal exposed the use of torture to obtain information from detainees today bob graham rename part when detention facility rarely makes the news blog is still very much a black hole it's a prison facility that is operating that we don't have very much information about there are about six hundred or so detainees that are there many of them captured outside of afghanistan although a list of names that were released last year a federal court recently denied access to any other information pertaining to those detainees. global outrage and condemnation over detainee abuses america's the tour has gone time obey prison forced the. u.s. to change its practices there but those languishing within the walls of bug room were less lucky this interaction so your one problem is that was the most transparent work time to sit in history bob graham detention facility and afghanistan to have the same standards for litigation process in a wartime theater tonight the war zone would be on president to have such access to the original bug room detention facility may have been renamed relocat

the drive gives graham the second chance to be a hero. this time from 48 yards out. it's another yard out. is it long enough? it is. it's perfect. his second game winning kick. the redskins improve to 5-5. they beat the titans 19-16. and those are your game highlights sponsored by hh greg. >> well, i don't think i've ever had that many guys go down and the team stay together and keep on fighting and find a way to win. it really says a lot about our football team and how they handle themselves and how hard they work. as you are well aware, a bunch of guys went down during the game. that just doesn't happen very often. you find a way to win in the national football league. >> for the team really to rally behind each other knowing what happened on monday night and the way we played for us to come out to a game like this where we knew it was going to be a battle and for us to pull it out together. it wasn't just one unit here or this guy here. i thought together we were able to pull it out. >> i think we needed to win today to get that momentum going. a lot better team t

graham has his story. >> with a cry to god romanipulatians rose up in december of 1989 and defeated the communist regime. days after revolution square grew quiet a talent manager made the short trip to help those in the newly freed country much >> been to many desperate parts of the world normally there is smiles on the children because they don't realize the situation awayed them. here the children did not smile and they didn't know how to smile. they had nothing to smile about >> seeing children who would not smile broke kevin's heart. he learned the revolion ended communism it did not erase the poverty and pain. this lead to 1 simple goal. give childre something to smile about. >> the mission where simplest. smile foundation expands today a smile social worker delivers food. abandoned by her husband her and her 2 children share one room in a social housing project. 87 families live in this build anding there is a long waiting listf families with nowhere to go waiting for space to open. her one room apartment used to be the building's laundry room. >> herp 7 year old son admitted to h

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. >> reporter: long time rock promoter bill graham is promoting the show and how do you describe prince? >> you have to start with the raw talent and the song-writing there s ere and the stage presence is here and all the ladies in the office are gaga over prince. >> reporter: and prouded showed off pictures. >> the house is purple. >> san francisco, clap your hands, come on. >> reporter: bay area people might be interested to know that the opening act on the prince tour is sheila e., the young laid why are for years who played east bay clubs and now little sheila have very big star. but the main attracti is undoubtedly this man. ♪[ music >> it's like a dream come true for rock fans in the cow palace in san francisco. members of rolling stone, the who, eric clap tob and many more all together on stage for one concert at same time. we're backstage, but a little earlier tonight this is what the concert looked like: ♪ lay did you know sally. ♪. >> reporter: it's a special night not just because of the music, but because of the cause, to raise money for action research for multiple sc

three days ago in one of the most closely watched supreme court cases this term, graham versus florida, the united states superior court forbid the sentences of a juvenile to life in prison without the possibility of parole for a non-homicide crime. they found such a sentence is consistent with basic principles of decency. i'm proud to say that my firm was co-counsel for the juvenile in this case and wrote the brief for the juvenile in the court. this decision gives our clients, terrance graham, who had received the sentence of life without the possibility of parole. the bad acts he committed as a teenager are not representative of his true character and gives him some realistic opportunity to gain release before the end of his term. i personally understand the importance of the work that you do. but our nation's fiscal crisis threatens your very existence. as predicted 25 years ago by chief justice rose berg , she said the following. we have no difficulty, it seems finding sufficient funds to build more prisons. one of california's largest industries. but each year, public defenders a

with a number of republicans coming in to take over key committees i think and with senator lindsey graham especially this past weekend up in canada making the point that containment is off the table i thought it was pretty notable that senator lindsey graham he is still a senator he's not president was kind of taking it upon himself to dictate u.s. foreign policy toward canada exactly what it was a new era exactly let's look at maybe later on when so yeah i mean this has been building it's been it goes back a number of years even after the iraq invasion there were a number of new conservatives who wanted to just move right on into iran. but now it's definitely due to a higher gear of the past or do you think that you know we're just hearing more loudly right now because of the midterm elections because republicans have taken over some key seats or is there really some type of a long term strategy it's being planted here well i think it's both i think there is definitely a strategy to to foreclose certain policy options for president obama i lot think a. it does and i think a lot of conser

graham missed one at the end of regulation from 57 yards. hit the 48 yarder in after time. you talked to him after the game. why did he miss the first one? >> i don't know. i think the snap was a little bit high on that one. didn't go specifically into any of them because he said he kind of blacked out and didn't really remember any of them. but always puts himself in these situations. a game winner where he missed a field goal. always puts himself in these situations where he can come up clutch and tends to come through. >> albert had a nice piece on him in the pre-game show. talked to him after the game. did he enjoy coming back to nashville? >> he did. you know, it's really funny before the game albert was out on the field pretty early going around and shaking everybody's hands in the stands. hugging fans. it seemed like everybody was happy to see albert. so after the game when i spoke to him, the first thing he said was it's weird, you know you are with a team and with coaches for seven seasons. you see them on the opposite side line. it was definitely weird. i think it