. ♪ (applause) >> welcome back to branson, missouri. montel williams, tony orlando, and celebrating with me. these wonderful veterans and montel, thank you for you and tony being a special part of this and tony for letting us invade the theater. thank you, for coming to this, and we can see you and love you, every one of you. >> well, i don't know why or if they would love me, but i'm going to make it real clear, i speak on behalf of every grateful american, we love these folks who have made it possible for us to enjoy the greatest country on the face of god's green earth, the united states of america. and earlier in the show, montel williams said something that i think is very very important to remember, simply letting the words, thank you for your service roll off our lips is not enough if we don't do something tangible with it. for a long time this country was rebuilt by people who were able to go to college on the g.i. bill, who were able to own homes because there was an opportunity given to veterans that was really a new reward fo

when you come to a place like branson, you see amazing veterans. i want you to tell me what it does to you inside. >> it makes me understand and realize why i'm still serving today. though i don't wear the uniform. when i look out at you, you give me the reason why i need to go back and visit our soldiers at walter reed three months. visit afghanistan. a reason why i'm a board member at fisher house. you give me the reason to keep me going. what's sad is that today is veterans day. and we're going to hear all across this country this mantra that seems to have been a collective saying that sprouted up out of the last presidential election. i support the troops. rolled off people's mouths and lips very easily. today it's going to roll off a lot of people's mouths very easily. and tomorrow i will still see people turn their back on a lost soldier in the airport. i will see people not go down to the bethesda or walter reid to say hi to the guys still coming back. we have two more back this week. and they lay in hospital beds in walter reid bethesda and

gets a massive gift because he can chew gum and walk at the same time that's richard branson's gift to the business world he doesn't trip over shoelaces he's not technically you know mentally deficient like so much of the banking system in the u.k. so they throw him multibillion dollar gift and say oh we love your blonde hair big shiny teeth can you make our brands look like they're not corrupt would give you one for a billion dollar gift richard branson is so he's just sitting there like yeah yeah i'll take the gift you know sure but you don't need to have a blond haired shiny tooth guy come in with a billion dollar a pound guest you can actually do some regular coke competitive bank set up and twenty minutes on line it doesn't take a genius to figure it out but the government errors you know cameron is just so full of himself and he can't see. his own disingenuousness is just like completely an origami has folded up in the contortions of his own lies of his and he's a total betrayal to his class these people these two tutus you supposed to be representing and cameron just walks in

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gets a massive gift because he can chew gum and walk at the same time that's richard branson's gift to the business world he doesn't trip over shoelaces he's not technically you know mentally deficient like so much of the banking system in the u.k. so they throw him multibillion dollar gift and say oh we love your blown here a big shiny teeth can you make our branch look like they're not corrupt would give you one for a billion dollar gift richard branson and so he's just sitting there like yeah yeah i'll take the gift you know sure but you don't need to have a blond haired shiny tooth guy come in with a billion dollar pound guest you can actually just have a regular competitive bank set up and twenty minutes on line it doesn't take a genius to figure it out but the government here is you know cameron is just so full of himself and he can't see. his own disingenuousness he's just like completely an origami has folded up in the contortions of his own lies and he's a total betrayal to his class these people these two shoes he supposed to be representing and cameron just walks in and t

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gets a massive gift because he can chew gum and walk at the same time that's richard branson's gift to the business world he doesn't trip over shoelaces he's not technically you know mentally deficient like so much of the banking system in the u.k. so they throw him multiple billion dollar gift and say oh we love your blonde hair and big shiny teeth can you make our pranks look like they're not corrupt who give you one for a billion dollar gift richard branson and so he's just sitting there like yeah yeah i'll take the gift you know sure but you don't need to have a blonde hair shiny tooth guy come in with a billion dollar pound gift you can actually do some regular coke competitive bank set up and twenty minutes on line it doesn't take a genius to figure it out but the government errors you know cameron is just so full of himself and he can't see. his own disingenuousness he's just like you completely and origami griswold up in the contortions of his own lies and he's a total betrayal to his class these people these two tutus you supposed to be representing and camera just walks in

gets a massive gift because you can chew gum and walk at the same time that's richard branson's gift to the business world he doesn't trip over shoelaces he's not technically you know mentally deficient like so much of the banking system in the u.k. so they throw in multi billion dollar gift and say oh we love your plan here are big shiny teeth can you make our pranks look like they're not corrupt who did you want for a billion dollar gift richard branson and so he's a sitting there like yeah yeah i'll take the gift you know sure but you don't need to have a blond haired shiny tooth guy come in with a billion dollar pound gift you can actually do some regular coke competitive bank set up and twenty minutes on line it doesn't take a genius to figure it out but the government heiress you know cameron is just so full of himself and he can't see. his own disingenuousness he's just like you're completely an origami has folded up in the contortions of his own lies of his and he's a total betrayal to his class these people the institutions he supposed to be representing and cameron just wal

gets a massive gift because he can chew gum and walk at the same time that's richard branson's gift to the business world he doesn't trip over shoelaces he's not technically you know mentally deficient like so much of the banking system in the u.k. so they throw him multibillion dollar gift and say oh we love your plan here a big shiny teeth can you make our banks look like they're not corrupt who did you one for a brilliant dollar gift richard branson and so he's just sitting there like yeah yeah i'll take the gift you know sure but you don't need to have a blond haired shiny tooth guy come in with a billion dollar pound gift you can actually just have a regular comp competitive bank set up in twenty minutes on line it doesn't take a genius to figure it out but the government errors you know cameron is just so full of himself and he can't see. his own disingenuousness he's just like completely an origami is folded up in the contortions of his own lies of his and he's a total betrayal to his class his people these situations are supposed to be representing and cameron just walks in

they basically just transferred to richard branson in the same week oh that's an excellent plan stacy herbert if you work through the mouth and you put a few of these deals a line em up and blow away the smoke in the mirrors you see that billions of austerity taken out of the pockets of folks to rightfully are owed this money because its interest rates reflected something other than financial oppression and they put it into the pocket of richard branson because his top line parent shiny team i suggest everyone in britain dollar their blonde and get big shiny teeth and you too can be a billionaire all right stay here or thanks so much for being on the kaiser report hotelier here are though you're perfect at that thank you max stay tuned much more coming your way so stay right there. will be the. technology innovation holding these developments from around russia we've got the future of coverage. i am asked azure welcome back to the kaiser report let's turn to richard thomas he's an independent radio journalist richard thomas welcome to the cause to report hello max pleasure to talk to

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because it is. . >>> richard branson is making a new investment in the bay area. the virgin group founder is reportedly putting several million dollar into square. square lets businesses take pay mens through tablet computer is mobile phones. no word on how much he is investing. >> very serious situation at penn state. i don't know how the coach will survive it. there are reports that support for keeping joe paterno as the head coach is eroding in the wake of a child sex abuse scandal. jerry sandusky was arrested on charges of abusing eight boys over a 15 year period. the coach has been criticized for failing to follow up on a report after an incident in 2002 after a report of sandusky and a 10-year-old in the shower room. the coach canceled his press conference today. reporters caught up with him outside his home. >> you guys have a lot of questions and i was hoping i was going it be able to answer them today but we will try to do it soon as we can. can't do it today. >> no rest for the raider who had a disappointing loss on sunday to the broncos. oakland right b

i want you to talk about what you're doing this coming week for veterans day in branson, missouri. >> when i went to branson, i want today take the yellow ribbon, a song that welcomes vets home and give them a show for free. my dream was to have them have a free music, free dinner, onset advance day from all of us in this country and some day that may happen. i'd like to see it happen. >> that would be great. >> and i want that to be my little world and i opened my theater up to them. first year, 600 show up in the theaterfore me and 5,000 the following here and this year, we have 175,000 veterans coming in. >> wow. so it's going to be a remarkable time. >> and with-- >> you're the vice-chairman. >> the reason i got involved with the franklin mint. the president and ceo asked me to be his spokesman, he was willing to give the veterans the proceeds na come in for, this one goes to wounded warriors, if you going to the franklin mint you know the money is come to go help a veteran and we have 34,000 veterans amputees in this war and it's a lot of guys that need a lot of care and loving a

over in branson, missouri. thanks so much. and great veteran's day to you. >> thank you very much, brian. and best wishes from silver dollar city in branson. >> dave: have a good show. 8:00 o'clock eastern time. we also look forward to his take on rick perry's week as well. coming up on a day like veteran's day, shouldn't patriotism trump politics? one mayor ditching veteran's day celebrations for an occupy wall street protest. a father whose son was killed in iraq here to respond. >> brian: let's check in with bill hemmer for what's on his show at the top of the hour. >> they're wild today. ones are wild. did herman cain weather the worst political week of his life? there are brand-new polling numbers on that and this is fascinating. did the white house give in on the solyndra matter? why 38 members of congress are calling on eric holder to resign. we'll ask one of them about that. steve forbes on his solutions for the u.s. economy. all that coming up in 11 minutes on a friday edition of "america's newsroom." happy veteran'su

i will be traveling to branson, missouri, this week to join tony in saluting our veterans. i hope you will join us for a special edition of huckabee with special guests and live performances

i will be traveling to branson, missouri, this week to join tony in saluting our veterans. i hope you will join us for a special edition of huckabee with special guests and live performances. until then f

i will be traveling to branson, missouri, this week to join tony in saluting our veterans. i hope you will join us for a special edition of

i will be traveling to branson, missouri, this week to join tony in saluting our veterans. i hope you will join us for a special edition of huckabee with special guests and live performances. until then from the fox

. >> richard branson. >> he's very good with his german. little mistakes there. we should get that ruling in a few hours. some airline news. shares fell today after it warned of a significant loss for the current financial year. we are talking about the singapore budget carrier. also, high fuel costs is really hurting tiger. it's not all gloom in the airline sector. the european low-cost carrier has reported a 32% rise in full- year profit. it made almost $400 million. more passengers offset rising fuel costs. a total dividend that's equivalent to 71 cents per share. that's rare in the airline industry. let's take a quick look at the markets. i have the european markets up there. they are down, believe it or not. if we get to see them, it will be a sea of red. they are focused on the eurozone and the issues that continue to bog down the entire region. that's it for the business. they're supposed to be a whole new system, but it's less whiz and more bang. >> you get it right one day. thank you. the official accused of -- is giving his version of events in public f

he told his fans at a theater in branson that he has bladder cancer but vowed to back before the same audience next year this time to celebrate the 75th year in show business. >>> for millions of americans he was sunday night. andy rooney, the tributes pouring in for the cbs commentator buried later this week near his hometown, albany, new york. >> not many people in this world are as lucky as i've been. >> just a few weekends ago he delivereded final essay on "60 minutes." hoe started at cbs on the 1949, he prided himself as a writer, starting in the army with "star and stripes" and writing for big names in early television. but his contributions to "60 minutes" connected him to millions of americans for decades. >> something i've been meaning to talk to but for a long time now is faucets. why is we look forward to the mail coming every day? dogs are nicer than people. >> rooney often saying that many of us didn't realize we've been thinking, too. >> i wish there was something we could all take to cure us of stupidity. >> he would poke fun at himself sometimes. >> i draw the line whe

pointed to third the slow we whites with us trading at around one thousand one dollars per barrel dr branson scoring at one hundred nine dollars. and staying with the greek referendum called peace a western edge of town believes the country playing with fire. i think was the grease obviously with. the leadership now putting this to a referendum is playing with fire i think it's inevitable given to study measures and the unpopularity that you see from the greek population and i can't really blame them for doing what they're doing but it is playing with fire and we might have a solution to the crisis more quickly than otherwise expected because through these periods of being called all the the about the inevitable default of greece right now your position is if you look at the opinion polls and we say we vote no and that'll probably mean a quick move towards towards a default whether that's a good solution or a bad solution totally up to how they actually exit. and russia has lost its last leg ok it was a low cost carrier the license of sky express has been revoked the move was not a surprise

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he told fans in branson he has bladder cancer. he vowed to be back before the same audience next year to celebrate his 75th performance. >> andy rooney, tributes pouring in for the cbs comment eighter who will be buried this week near his hometown of albany, new york. >> not many people in this world are as lucky as i've been. >> just a few weekends ago he delivered the final essay on "60 minutes." he had a 70-year career, starting in cbs news in 1949. he prided himself as a writer, starting in the army with "star and stripes" and writing for big names in early television, them arthur godfrey, harry reasoner, walter cronkite. but his contributions to "60 minutes" were what connected him to millions of americans for decades. >> something i've been meaning to talk to you about for a long time now is faucets. why is we look forward to the mail coming every day? dogs are nicer than people. >> rooney often saying that many of us didn't realize we've been thinking, too. >> i wish there was something we could all take to cure us of stupi

to stop between gains and losses investors are still concerned about the possible supply shortages branson's posed a european involved on imports from iran after the international atomic energy agency said the country may still be developing the new global up and whether we could become a picture is a way one could rise and run when it is not trading at one hundred seven dollars a barrel while light sweet is hovering at nine to six dollars a barrel. and on to that which he's asian shares are mostly lower trampy overseas losses though the u.k.'s gaining point two percent that's the sour but the weakness in the markets is after the euro zone's three biggest news is ruled out calling on the group in central bank to help tackle sovereign debt crisis energy and financial stocks are among the worst performers in hong kong china coal energy is losing almost cry for sons in tokyo some of the stores just on the rise helped by the weekend it's a basic is up more than two percent. less than one hour ahead of the opening bell here in moscow russia stocks retreated for the first day in three juries thurs

got quite bloody the grandfather says he took a video game of his pants pocket in order to grab his branson out of the crowd police say he was shoplifting that's just one of many examples chaos in suing as some fights to get a bargain meanwhile a growing number of americans aren't making it to the stores and are having a hard time simply putting food on the table with over forty eight million living in poverty things getting faeces out of reach for more and more americans this holiday thousands lined up in los angeles to get a free turkey dinner the county rates the highest for food insecurity in the nation artie's ramon kalinda reports from l.a. . lost my house my business and now i'm just kind of surviving it's difficult for lisa jones to plan beyond tomorrow she struggles to make it through the day the mother of three worries about her oldest son but in the war in afghanistan and she's among the millions of americans who go hungry every day you see around me you see the elderly you see pregnant women you see people were wholly owns the people would die if you people have died well eager

that couple says cockroaches coming out of the air branson carry on compartments shortly after takeoff they took these pictures which are now part of their lawsuit i mean it's gross but it is this a classic case of frivolous lawsuits i don't know it's grows or similar but i'm not surprised this is i thought there. it sounds i mean like it sounds like something you'd find like a cockroach and this thing is huge i mean was it this is actual size yes that's real sizes actually the. actual size it could be though they lasted through the dinosaur age. a little flight but come on one hundred thousand dollars this is a really good case for tort reform even though i know that people sometimes get hurt by tort reform welfare and want to give people a million dollars yesterday was very. not i mean not for cockroaches i suppose if i was playing like i know that the guy is like caught that attention. flight attendant i would have been screaming and you're stuck on a plane man you can't go anywhere about one hundred thousand dollars is going to tell you of that if you are suckers on the floor i wou

. >>> and it's tough time for a man known as a richard branson. >>> it's the monday morning after the weekend before as you might say and clearly a busy political time. now let's have a look at the financial implications of what's been going on in terms of new governments being formed, both in italy and in greece. let's take a look at the european stock markets, clearly investors watching numbers in europe closely, the measure of confidence in italy's interim government and greece as well. we are looking at a higher open on monday. this follows gains of 1.5 and 3% on friday. it does look as if the rumor has been bought because the selling that we're seeing now on the fact is fairly luke warm, i would say, 0.5% for the ftse, the cac current and the zurich smi, a little bit more for the dax, which is the new volatile index of europe, it seems these days. let's focus on the italian stock exchange. the ftse is currently higher by 1.7%, just below 16050 there. mario monti is now in place to replace silvio berlusconi. he's accepted the huge responsibility as he termed it, of forming a new g

serene branson reports. >> my air speed indicator doesn't seem to be working here. i need to go around and land. >> reporter: you're hearing this pilot. moments before his cessna went nose-first into a santa monica home. >> you're okay, man. you're almost there. >> this shows good samaritans, pulling him from the burning plane. now from the tower tapes obtained by cbs news, you could hear what led up to the crash. >> you need further assistance? is everything okay? >> just my air speed indicator doesn't seem to be working here. >> reporter: the student pilot took off august 29th, when he encountered trouble. tower controllers tried to help him land. >> we're calling the equipment immediately. >> should we go to the app? >> hold that there. we have progress. >> witnesses pulled him from the plane, even before he was identified. he only suffered a broken leg, even after the cockpit collapsed. >> unit 3, you can see him from the tower. just south of departure from the runway. >> assistance. going out of bounds or something. >> that's it. we have emergency personnel. >>

this is the banking arm of sir richard branson's empire. this is the quote coming from the reuters news agency. it says the sale of northern rock to virgin money is an important step in getting the british taxpayer out of the business of owning banks. they've attributed that comment to the chancellor of exchequer george oz borne. this is the northern rock we're talking about. former mutual that used cheap credit to grow quite aggressively back before the british mortgage market had its troubles in 2008. it was one of the first of thousands of banks to be nationalized by the government. it was nationalized back in 2008 after they stopped lending to that particular company, and it had trouble meeting its short term and long term obligations. the british treasury will be selling it for a price tag of $1.2 billion. >> and the treasury will be very happy to get that sort of money coming in at the moment, nina. >>> record flooding in thailand is taking a serious toll on the lives of people and also of businesses there. many foreign companies, lik

we do it in branson, missouri, right now, we have a show with riders five days a week and we move up to the theater in ranson so we're looking foord to a great relationship with them. >> next year, this year is in honor of everything we've done in the show honor of roy's 100th, so we've done songs roy wrote or enjoyed singing. next year dale would have been 100 so all of our songs for the show will center around dale >> are you going to sing in the falsetto? >> yes, cinch the belts tighter. >> you think we'll see the western come back? >> i would hope it would come back. it used to be every 25 years they'd come back but i don't see it. my dad used to say son, there's movies out there i wouldn't want trigger to watch. >> we're going to have leave it there. dusty and dustin rogers, so good to see both of you. >> thank you. >> the two-month celebration airs on rfdtv, leading up to the tournament of roses parade live on nbc. >>> still to come, spicing up your wardrobe in seconds. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming uhm, you think hoda and kathie lee, you think sexy. >> yes, we do. >

airways allowing this man to board wearing lingerie, well not richard branson but another man who was allowed to board a plane in june wearing little more than long way. there he is. airlines say specific dress codes would be hard to enforce and expose them to lawsuits if a flight aat the present dant overreacts which according to the head of virgin is what usually happens in these cases. >> if an airline is going to be so unreasonable to kick people off for wearing saggy pants or being slightly overweight, to me, it seems impolite of the airline to behave in that way. >> airline operators say if passengers dress appropriately and flight attendants are more tolerant everyone can have a nice flight. that's not good enough for consumer rights groups who want it in writing. there is no confusion about what flies and what doesn't. back to you. >> harris: all right. kind of easy to understand though. some people just want to get through the check point quickly they wear practically nothing like that one guy we saw in the picture good to see you. >> hard to know. >> harris: speaking of trav

a spokesperson from branson, missouri, said that folks with bladder cancer are beating it, and i'm going to be one of them. he is best known as host of the "andy williams show" in the late '60s. and joe frazier is said to be very ill and in hospice care. he was diagnosed a few weeks ago. fight fans will remember frazier as the first man to beat muhammad ali in 1971, but he also two later bouts with ali. >>> the nba has given the players association until wednesday to accept a new collective bargaining agreement. both sides met for about eight hours saturday, the first meeting in eight days after talks broke off last month. the latest proposal would give the players between 49% and 51% of revenues, but commissioner david stern said by wednesday, that percentage drops to 47%. the players association say they have tried, but the efforts don't seem to be recognized. >> you know, we obviously hear, number one, our fans, the people who drive this game. you know, it is our talents and abilities, but it is really the support of the fans who drive this business. and we have heard them loud and cl

a reporter from the branson trilake news says that williams told the audience that people with bladder cancer are beating it and i'm going to be one of them. williams starred in the andy williams show during the 1960s. >>> today's ing new york city marathon is one for the record books. look at that. kenyan geoffrey mutai shave toledo minutes from the previous record set in 2001. this year's 47,000 runners is a far cry from the 127 that ran in 1970. >>> a spokesman for connecticut light and power says the utility won't make a promise to restore power to 99% of the customers affected by power outages. the governor asked state prosecutors to join a review in to what he calls an inadequate response by the state's largest utility to last week's freak snowstorm. 100,000 people are without power as temperatures dipped to the low 20s in some parts of the state overnight. a spokesman for connecticut light and power says the company will cooperate fully with the state's inquiry. >> now big stories in the week ahead from the white house to wall street to tinseltown. our correspondents tell you wh

williams broke the news to concertgoers last night during a christmas concert in branson, missouri. andy williams is 83. he has been seen professionally since childhood. >>> good news. president obama creawe baulhaml completed his annual physical. he's in tip-top shape. but it doesn't look like his insurance company will pay for it. he listed a bad economy as a pre-existing condition. >> jay leno taking a jab at president barack obama. we're exactly one year away from the 2012 presidential election. and if you pay attention to either the white house or to national democrats, you'll notice a pattern. they generally ignore criticism coming from the various gop candidates for president unless it's mitt romney. take a listen. >> mitt romney's coming out with a spending plan. if it's like his tax proposal, it will be something only a billionaire could love. protecting -- >> this video is from the democratic national committee. they released this rebuttal to the romney spending plan before romney even had a chance to unveil the plan friday. dan lothian has more on the white house's fascin

hartsfield-jackson, at that airport, whether it's the airport in springfield, missouri, the spring field-branson airport that would like to go to a outside provider or the can kansas city airport which is about halfway, probably, in size between the springfield-branson and the huge operate in atlanta who's had a private provider the the whole time and had what i thought was some unfortunately experience just even trying to ec tend that -- extend that private contract. as it turned out, the courts agreed whenever your agency was taken to the claims court to talk about this. and i want to talk about that a little more. but all of us understand the critical importance of your work. i want to join ms. boxer's comments on -- senator boxer's comments on the importance of foreign travel. we're looking at ways to make the visa process work better and make entry and exit from the country work better. and i think there are ways to meet the security needs to have country and still encourage -- of the country and still encourage the friendship and economic imfact foreign travelers make. you know, they stay

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