this will have to work, he said, and then he kissed jen good-bye. he drove across the street to order a coffee with three creams and three sugars, then he pulled onto the highway and drove to ann arbor. he kept the radio off and thought about the other times he'd traveled this highway. he'd live inside ann arbor, dated a college girl and worked on swimming pools when the economy was booming. customers had often paid him in cash, so he traveled with a stack of $20 bills in his pocket. he'd celebrated a friend's birthday at the fanciest steakhouse in town where waiters refolded his napkin, and the $8 salad looked like yard debris. now he drove past that restaurant and parked in front of the courthouse. framed photos of obama and vice president joe biden hung on the wall at the entrance just beyond the metal detectors. directly above was a printed sign, "bankruptcy proceedings," it said, with an arrow pointing up the courthouse stairs. jay followed the sign to the second floor lounge where bankruptcy hearings had taken place every other wednesday for a

mac stepped out of the room leaving jen with art ream. the hidden camcorder had run out of juice, so jen switched on her tape recorder. >> and, you know, he sort of looked towards the door in a way is anyone there? and leaned in towards me and said in a whisper, you know, it didn't happen exactly the way they say it did. it wasn't -- it's like nothing you'd ever believe. i got the impression that maybe, you know, mac is a police officer, the police presence was a reminder of punishment and maybe he'll talk to me alone. >> let's you and me talk, huh? >> yeah. so i alerted mac to that and mac stayed right outside the door. and i proceeded to talk to art for about four more hours. >> a cat-and-mouse game. >> yes. >> clarice. >> yes. >> brave clarice. you'll let me know when those lambs stop screaming, won't you? >> tell me his name, doctor! >> clarice! your case file. >> the young investigator alone with a manipulative convict with a monstrous history. yes, she thought the same thing. she'd walked into a scene from "silence of the lambs." sh

would roll over in his grave to be compared to william jennings bryan. in a fundamental way they were aiming for the same thing. william jennings bryant became the spokesman of the populist movement in the 1890'ss and at the heart of the populist movement was a belief that the financial system of the united states was tilted against farmers specifically. ordinary people generally but farmers specifically. they had a very specific complaint, namely falling prices for farm products. the price of corn went down by half between the 1870s at 1890s. cotton was a little more. this was a very serious problem for farmers because farmers typically operate under conditions of that and debtors are seriously disadvantaged when prices fault. if you are a $100 when week is $1 a bushel you have to grow 100 bushels to pay it back. but if it is $0.50 you need 200 bushels to pay it back. the fundamental goal for the trick behind managing a money-supply is to get the money supply to grow at the same rate as the economy as oil hole. if you do then prices overall will remain

>>> welcome to "beyond the headlines", i'm cheryl jennings. today we're talking about carbon monoxide and the dangers of this colorless, odorless, gas. carbon monoxide is the leading cause of accidental poisoning deaths in america killing 400 and injuring more than 20,000 every year. i can't see it or smell it or taste carbon monoxide. but at high levels it can kill in just minutes. california joined 25 other states requiring many of us to have a carbon monoxide detector in our home. here is can ashley with the story. >> in 2009, 78-year-old died in his apartment from carbon monoxide poisoning. he might have survived but neighbors ignored the warning, a carbon monoxide detector going off in an empty fourth floor apartment. >> carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, tastedless gas. >> the fire marshal says headaches, shortness of breath, dizziness are warning signs. 700 people are treated for it every year and 40 people die from it. without a carbon monoxide detector like this one, you might not know that you are being poisoned. >> they shoul

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jen, this weekend seemed herman cain and the campaign was moving on from this. how much has that changed now that we do have a woman, a name and somebody that's out there publicly talking about this and in all venues? >> just like anything, any communications ish issues having a name, face and story crystallizes the situation. and obviously the forewe heard yesterday is deeply disturbing, and if i were a republican woman voting in a primary, which i am not, but i would be deeply disturbed by it and would be questioning not just the handling by the campaign, which anyone can argue is going to be a case stud anyhow not to handle crisis communications but also what is his character? what is behind this? what else don't we know? and that's an area where i think people should, will be really concerned out there in primary states. >> michael, regard all of this, the new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll asked voters whether this scandal raises concerns about voting for herman cain and 54% say, not at all. do you think that the strategy he's gone with so far is worki

bob he and his co anchor, were selected to succeed peter jennings in the anchor chair. he h had to relearn how to talk, how toto be a reporter, and is now an advocate fofor others with brai injuries esespecily those in the military. during an interview h he told me whatat his recovery was like. >> this is the way it generally works. if you are knocked unconious when you wake up and you realize we are live, there is this happen is -- it does not make sense given the fact that you are frustrated, you are in pain, you cannot move. not able to talk as much as i could. you get up and you look around and your family is there. you realize it is a miraculous and you are alive. as time moves on, the frustration really starts to set in. >> six months down the road -- >> i think it goes on for some time. you are not going to be exactly the way you were before. some things in your le are better and some things are worse. >> what is better? >> first of all, you have gratitude for some of the things that are done for youow. in some ways, more love. you realize this life is pretty sho

i am cheryl jennings. today on our program. >> the change is coming to ocean beach whether we like it or not. >> managing the future of san francisco's ocean beach and the problem of erosion and so many groups getting involved . bay area dentist making houseco calls and salute a local teenage yer a backpack crusade that is helping people around the world. how do you know you are getting what you pay for when you buy sea food? awn you don't. they are hoping to use dna technology to identify the species that enter the united states. san francisco researchers went on a fishing expedition in the philippines and our cameras went alone. >> they are not looking for a good price or best tasting fish. what they want is variety. >> the filipinos each every species of fish. >> this market is in the central philippines and this is where the locals shop. >> it is a lot of fish a lot of odor, and a lot of slime as well. >> this is the academy of sciences. and jeff is with the smithsonian in washington d.c.. these guys k

. >> reporter: what players are you talking about, jennings, walker? >> what we are doing is activating this on a grass roots level. jennings, walker, williams, and vasquez, these guys are really passionate about the game of basketball, and we wanted to bring it to life relating to the kids who are starting the season and combineing that of basketball and bringing it together to have this tour. >> reporter: taking on the high school players, how interesting. i know these kids will love it. the exhibition game kicks off here at 3:30 this afternoon. all the way until 5:30. i'm told they will be in new york this week. the tour kicks off here in baltimore today. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> you want to know what your car is worth so you turn to kelly blue book, scammers are using the name to run a car selling scheme. we will tell you how it works. >>> van dyk returns home to baltimore, we will let you know what he had to say. it's a common concern, your pet could cause your child to develop allergies. new research suggests that may not be the case. a li

we are honored to welcome cheryl jennings. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. thank you for this great turnout. you have such an impressive turnout. we have 12 candidates in the form that we are going to use, for those of you who are familiar with the league, we have a one minute opening statement from each candidate, then questions from each journalist. raise your hand to let people know where you are sitting. the journalists are going to ask questions of the candidates, questions of their choice. they may ask follow-up questions. it bit different, we may have a lightning round within this section. this is confusing to me, so if i get confused, they will straighten me out. this will entail cancers, a simple yes or no, with follow-up questions. not everyone will be included. we apologize for that ahead of time. all candidates will be timed with a maximum of one minute for questions. following questions by journalists, candidates will have questions from those of you in the audience who are submitting your views right now. take advantage, this is your chance. ca

i'm cheryl jennings. today we're talking about the decline of physical education and the importance of it in our schools. the state board of education uses the test called the physical gram for students. it's divided into six different fitness areas, according to the california department of education, only 29% of fifth graders meet the requirements of all six areas of physical fitness. that number is shocking. however, there is one local asset we tha we have. dr. amy chow, three-time olympic gold medalist pediatrician. she is now a pediatrician at california medical association. >> thank you so much for having me. >> i understand, you were only three when you were interested in? >> my mother was looking for an activity for me to do. she got me in ballet. but they don't take children until they are five. >> cheryl: how did you do? >> it depended when i was little it was maybe once or twice a week activity. but i got better and better, and then i would spend five or six hours a day in the gym. >> after sch

cheryl jennings has the story. >> i do everything. >> you can jump? >> this twelve-year-old is not shy about showing his prosthetic leg. >> i not so good like my real leg, but it's good. >> he was fitted for the prosthetic after his leg was blown off by a landmine february 6, 2010. he had been playing with his brother and three sisters in the snow on a family outing in the golan heights. they didn't know he was in an unmarked land field. his sister was badly wounded by shrapnel. >> it was terrible expense and it is not -- it shouldn't happen to other children or men or ladies. >> i remember every detail from this day. >> still i lost my leg. then my sister, she's blind. >> i open my eyes and like nothing. >> it must have been so scary. >> yes. and i am hearing screams and like i didn't know what to do. to go, to stay? >> i remember she was always daniel, daniel, are you okay? are you weak? >> their little brother was 8 at the time. he wasn't hurt but was traumatized. >> landmines i want gone. >> you want them gone. >> no more. >> they came by abc7 tv

. >> and stay with us because later tonight cheryl jennings reports on a system in south korea. >> and right now, time for a check of weather. we've got a couple more lovely days so far. >> and there is lovely and mild weather. and let's take a live view right now. and this is a clear everything and a cool one this afternoon. sunny skies and from coast to boy to -- bay to inland and was it mild. high temperatures 70 degrees today in santa rosa. 69 in fairfield and there is 68 in antioch. and still mild in locations and 63 degrees at this hour in oakland. 63 in san rafael. and 60 in concord and livermore. there are some sunny and mild again tomorrow, and a cold, wet pattern by week's end. looking for lows to drop into upper 30s in napa and santa rosa and other parts of the north bay. low 40s in other locations. and mid-40s into the bay. the satellite shows a big ridge of high pressure still a controlling factor for one more day. sunny skies and mild conditions again, tomorrow and part of the day thursday is looking pretty clear as well. but this cold showery wet weather air mass is comi

. >> good morning, mindy and jen. the shooting happened here in january, and in february, mayor stephanie rawlings-blake commissioned the independent panel to look at the incident. officer william torbit and 22-year-old sean gamble lost their lives and three other civilians and another officer were injured in a brawl that got out of hand. the independent review board consists of four national law enforcement experts. they've been working since april, charged to review the incident and recommend changes and policies and procedures to prevent a similar occurrence in the future. the state's attorney office says torbit was shot 20 times by fellow police officers who didn't recognize him in plainclothes or see his badge. they announced in august no charges will be filed against the officers who shot for bit. torbit's senior -- torbit's sister spoke to 11 news after that announcement. >> i feel as though they know the truth, and it's time that people stop covering up for the police officers. there's no way in the world that

anyway, i am ken jennings. i think what we will do is talk a little bit about the book and then i don't know how this is going to go but i want to do an impromptu geography quiz. pretty fun when we turn this into a game show. i don't know what c-span is going to think of that but we are going to do a little geography and see how it goes and then some q&a and sign some books and hopefully it will not be as long as it sounds because when i go to book signings and like it when the author errors on the side of getting me home in time. [laughter] is there any other joke i can't finish? [laughter] i will just note that you guys can knock them down. the book is called "maphead." im "maphead." it sounds like a 12 step thing. like my name is ken jennings, i am a map head but it's a troup i'm a fan of maps and all its forms. anybody here eight "maphead"? you want to share my where? my name is, your name is, with initials and i am a maphead to read the book was sort of blown out of experience i had a couple years ago goin

. >> also ahead, cheryl jennings takes us along for a high speed takes us along for a high speed rail to[ female announcer ] did you know that the sources of bad breath are hidden in the contours of your teeth & tongue. introducing a breakthrough for aquafresh. new extreme clean pure breath action. its micro active foam penetrates those hard to reach places. and it now contains a mineral compound that captures and neutralizes bad breath odors giving you 80% cleaner, purer breath. for all the confidence of pure breath try new extreme clean pure breath action from aquafresh. you could get two things for $4 and one for $2. or five things for $2. or one for $6 and two for $2. [ male announcer ] with denny's 2-4-6-8 value menu, we're open to all new ways to save you money. [ imitates explosion ] [ male announcer ] denny's. >>> talking about below freezing in parts of the bay area, right now. >> right, in napa and santa rosa in the low 30s. lots of sunshine and enjoy it because we'll see an end to that and a wet weathermaker headed our way into the evening hours. here is a look at tahoe whe

here's cheryl jennings with daniel's story >> i do everything. >> you can jump? >> this twelve-year-old is not shy about showing his prosthetic leg. >> i not so good like my real leg, but it's good. >> he was fitted for the prosthetic after his leg was blown off by a landmine february 6, 2010. he had been playing with his brother and three sisters in the snow on a family outing in the golan heights. they didn't know he was in an unmarked land field. daniel was 11 at the time and his sister was 13. she was badly wounded by shrapnel. >> it was terrible expense and it is not -- it shouldn't happen to other children or men or ladies. >> i remember every detail from this day. >> still i lost my leg. then my sister, she's blind. >> i open my eyes and like nothing. >> it must have been so scary. >> yes. and i am hearing screams and like i didn't know what to do. to go, to stay? >> i remember she was always daniel, daniel, are you okay? are you okay? >> their little brother was eight at the time. he wasn't hurt, but was traumatized. >> landmines i want gone. >> you want

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let's go to jen delgado who's been looking at this one for us. jen, these floods is like a slow-motion crisis in thailand even when they're retreating, there are still major problems. >> oh, absolutely, because all of that water so backed up towards the north. and the canals and the drainage system so poor in parts of thailand. this is going to be a slow-moving story. we're going to be talking about this through next year. and this is really having an effect on the economy of thailand, especially in bangkok. and you have to keep in mind, they're estimating sheer losses to be double what they estimated the $5 billion. and we're also talking about the small, the medium-sized businesses. many of them ones that aren't insured. and keep in mind, only 1% of residents have flood insurance across parts of thailand. so this is, of course, devastating. it has been deadly, but it's really crippling the economy for thailand. as i step out of the way for you, this image coming to you out of nasa. and it's showing you anywhere in blue. this is reflecting the w

. >> also ahead, abc7's cheryl jennings takes us along on a ride through the high-speedxtxtt hey! you want that? you want a warm, super-delicious strawberry toaster strudel yeah but now i have nothing to eat sureou do. hey! you can have the pop tart! pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat [ female announcer ] pillsbury chocolate chip cookies with hershey's chocolate chips. for a moment of warm, gooey, togetherness. chocolate chip cookies... from pillsbury. >> welcome back. you are looking at a live picture of the golden gate bridge obviously, and it is -- boy, that's a beautiful shot. something different about the bridge today. the walkway and the bike way on the bridge returning to normal configuration today. for the first time since mid-september. this morning the east side walkway fully opens, allowing visitors to walk across the entire span. the west side returns to bicycles only on weekends and weekday averages when there is no seismic retrofit work being done. bicycle lifts say they would like to see the return of the 24 hour access on the west side and the brid

thanks, jen. nina. >>> well, government officials say that greece will announce a new coalition today. discussions to decide a new government are entering a third day. the question is, what's the holdup? we'll be live in athens in a few minutes' time. stay tuned. >>> hello from cnn london, i'm nina dos santos. >> hello, i'm andrew stevens at cnn hong kong. welcome back. you're watching "world business today." >>> now, the head of the international monetary fund is sounding a grim warning about the state of the global economy. speaking in beijing on wednesday, christine laguard said the world is at risk of entering, quote, a lost decade. as the ongoing debt crisis in europe takes a toll on both growth and confidence right around the world. investors remain worried that italy may be the next domino to fall. on tuesday, the yield on italian ten-year bonds jumped to its highest level since the euro was introduced in 1999. the yield has fallen slightly today. but nina, it's still in that critical level

that's awesome. >> and jen is working on this story today. >> joseph a. bank clothier, they do this every year, where children and johns hopkins pediatric children's hospital, they come one artwork, and then their artwork is turned into miracle ties. and they're awesome. this is by alyssa of oden ton, maryland. she is fighting leukemia right now. all these children are so brave, and they're courageous, and the money from the sale of these ties will go directly to the children to help them with their child life activities that they do. it's a lot of enrichment programs. >> you can get them at joseph a. bank? >> mine is a christmas tree tie. i love this. it's a holiday tie. >> that's very nice. >> where's yours? >> mine is lady bugs by victoria murray of essex. really nice design as well. >> we'll be there later today, and the story will be on tonight between 5:00 and 6:30. >> outstanding. let's talk weather today. not as much sunshine as yesterday, but no rain to talk about. let's look at the current conditions. right now, upper 30's. 39 at the airport. pa

jen statsky, one of our writers. sure, jen, go for it. >> shout out to tootsie pops. i love these suckers. pun intended, bitch. [ laughter ] you got that crunchy, fruity shell, and that chewy choco core, it's like two candies in one. how many licks does it take to get to the center tootsie pop? however many i want, son! damn. the tootsie pop is one bad ass mother sucker. yeah, that's how i tootsie roll. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love tootsie pops, too. they're good. >> hey, jimmy. hey, jimmy. let me do one. >> jimmy: okay. >> can i do one? >> jimmy: sure, sir. good ahead. >> shout out to my cat brum. [ laughter ] today's his birthday. i love him so much. i know he's watching this at home. can i tell him something? >> jimmy: uh, yeah. go ahead. >> okay. [ light laughter ] hey, brum. hey, there. hey, brum-ster. hope you're having a good birthday. i love you so much, brum. hey, brum. get down. get off the couch. brum, brum, you get down there right now. brum, stop misbehaving! damn it, brum! get down now! damn it! what are you doing? what the hell are you doing

jen, who do you think president obama wants to run against in this crowd? >> ron paul. you know -- comedy over there watching this at the white house? >> i think they know, all kidding aside, that next year is going to be very difficult. we know -- i haveqçó every confidence the president's going z a second term. but, you know, it's a challenging team. >> they have to be loving this. >> i that must be loving it. you know, you can playok a drinking game first of all.

jen to the ravens house -- did the ravens house. >> of us had a ringer. >> i have a helper -- one of us had a ringer. >> you couldn't tell nobody helped me -- you can tell nobody helped me. >> you can vote for your favorite by clicking on the link. >> mindy grousing already. >> oh, my god. >> jen's was really nice. >> 49 degrees on tv hill. up next, one of your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. >> time to get to one of your answers to our watercooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- what discipline do you think should be handed out for first reponsders who separated an injured blind man from his service dog? >> keep sending as those responses. we will post more of your answers on the front page of wbaltv.com. >> good morning. i have some ravens players if they could imagine what this week would have been like if they had not held off the bengals. dders and some shutter mumbles. >> my name goes up there, your name is up there, too. thank you, baltimore. god bless you. >> joe flacco, nake

jen, who do you think president obama wants to run against in this crowd? >> ron paul. you know -- comedy over there watching this at the white house? >> i think they know, all kidding aside, that next year is going to be very difficult. we know -- i haveqçó every confidence the president's going z a second term. but, you know, it's a challenging team. >> they have to be loving this. >> i that must be loving it. you know, you can playok a drinking game first of all. but no. this is not an impressive field.

guest was talking about when he was besieging me to look at these m two numbers and it's more than jen rogers talking about it let me give you an example a seeking alpha contributor who was recently writing about it in a column saying this is a broad money supply and two is up at an unprecedented annualized pace of fifteen point seven percent over the past three months so what exactly is this and two that has risen so much and why does it matter well let's take a look at the definition first of all it's a category within the money supply that includes an one which is a narrow measure of the money supply in addition to some other things related deposits savings deposits and non institutional money market funds now of congress use and to we're looking to quantify the amount of money in circulation and trying to explain different economic monetary conditions and just in case if you're wondering and one is currency plus demand of posits which for example is checking account so now why does and two matter so much well this is the broadest measure of money the federal reserve has so let's ta

. >> good morning jen. economists believe 100,000 jobs were added to payroll. last month. >> it's enough to hang on and keep the unemployment rate from rising, but it's not going to start bringing the unemployment rate down. >> the labor department out with its jobs report. >> just to keep holding on, just to read the water right now actually is a disaster. >> economist heidi sheer hold says the public sector keeps shedding jobs and the private sector -- >> it comes with the latest component of president's job pack. >> jobs, jobs, jobs. you say how are we going to create them? >> and lawmakers in both parties are blaming america. >> why don't you ask the millions of americans out of work if they are better off. >> economists predict the unemployment rate will stay at %. -- at 9%. >> college loan debt continues to mount and it's all about jobs. jane king joins us for a look at the bloomberg business report. happy friday to you jane. >> happy friday. definitely watching the jobs report coming up here. with the holiday season upon us hiring is ramping up. career b

what happened today that gives them yet another rallying point. >> good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. police are hunting people that opened fire on a crowd in a parking lot. >> several people were wounded including a toddler this, shows the child being carried into a store. the boy was with his father and a low budget rap video shoot when shots rang out. we have an update on the investigation. laura? >> first, as far as we know there has been no movementment here at this boys condition. police and city officials stood shoulder to shoulder to say the community could not tolerate this. they want people to do something before more people are hurt. >> norman is the uncle of a 23-month-old toddler now on life support. a boy one of seven people shot last night in a west oakland parking lot. >> he's in a coma. i can't say. i don't -- he's in a coma. you know? you're just waiting. >> pleek plees now have two surveillance videos of the mass shoot bug say the images aren't enough.

. >> cheryl jennings has a story of a young man that turned tragedy into triumph. he is mak >>> president obama is in hawaii this morning for talks with the leaders of china, russia and japan before who's contingent the asia-pacific cooperation summit. air force one arrived in honolulu overnight. his home state is hosting the summit. eight member countries are involved in a plan to establish a free trade zone in the pacific. before leaving the u.s.s. aircraft he recorded his weekly address on meeting the economic needs of veterans. >> i called on congress to pass a returning hero's tax credit and a wounded warriors tax credit. i was pleased to see the senate put partisanship aside and came together to pass the tax credits. >> his trip will take him to australia and indonesia before returning to washington. >>> new move to boost the taxes you pay every time you fill up. a new report shows hundreds of billions of dollars short when it comes to fix go roads. nannette miranda reports it's a funding gap that could delay more than 3,000 safety improvements. >> tire damag

the news at 5:00 continue nouz with dan ashley and cheryl jennings. >> law enforcement provides photographic evidence an iraqi vet did get prompt medical attention after being arrested during the occupy standoff with police. >> the reason repairs are being delayed along a newly-ruptured section of pipeline. the line exploded with results in san bruno. >> and a woman to put a face behind sexual harassment charges against herman cain does not skutem his stop in san francisco. >> and good evening, i'm cheryl jenning autos i'm dan ashley. more questions from pg&e after another gas pipeline explodes during testing. >> this sent a wall of mud and water across two lanes of highway 280 in woodside yesterday afternoon. we have more on what happened this time. david? >> pg&e opposed doing testing of the gas pipeline. once forced to do so, it began to get hammered by results. now, it's engaging in spin control calling a fail test a success. the pipe known as line 132 undergoing a spike test and engineers stressed it at 500 psi. far above 370 when used for natural gas. >> this is the purpose of doing th

jen -- that's t latest on traffic pulse 11. >> fire officials are continuing the investigation in park heights. >> good morning. the fire started at 9:00 last night. at elmer avenue. fire officials say the fire started in a garage behind the home. police and fire crews worked after the blaze was out and it was safe to go inside the garage and they found one person dead. >> firefighters performed search and rescue operations after extinguishing another fire where they found the body of an unconscious, non-responsive victim expired. preliminarily appeared to be from smoke inhalation and burns. >> the state medical examiner will do an autopsy to determine the official cause of death. no word on their identity or what caused the fire. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you kim. and in harford county two people had to be rushed to the hospital after a two-alarm fire at the intersection of green and mores road. no word this morning on the conditions of the victims. >> a 10th grader at a baltimore city high school is in mount sinai hospital after a 14-year-old pulled a knife on a fellow stu

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he ran again in 1900 under william jennings bryant. this is grandfather stevenson's hat. >> thank you for joining us tonight. live from libertyville, we will work our way it over to the barn on the family farm. we are currently in the study. next to it is a barn. this is a working farm at some point. we will work our way over there where there is a new display about adlai stevenson. first, we want to show you some campaign commercials so you can see some of the video of adlai stevenson. these are from 1956 and 1952. one of them was felt right here in this study. >> i am sitting right here in my own library. thanks to television, i can talk to millions of people that i could not reach any other way. i am not going to let this spoil me. i am not going to stop traveling in this campaign. i can talk to you, but i cannot listen to you. i cannot hear about your problems, about your hopes and your affairs. to do that, i have to go out and see you in person. that is what i have been doing. for the past several years, i've traveled all over thi

i want to thank jen, amy co-en, her wonderful staff. they've been working together with our redevelopment agency with the market street, the c.b.d. thank you for being there. carlin diamond from our market street association as well. the c.a.c., i need to thank them. where's john and terry bow guard? thank you. the owners of the building. thank you for being here. thank you for the construction work as well. thank you. you've all been very patient working with us, working with our mid market, our cultural district lone fund with the oewd, with redevelopment and their funding. there were many months of that when gavin was mayor to put that all together. they had great faith. just like ralph lee does. because he's the owner of a nice hotel up there, the hotel, and he's known that this feeling of the transformation of mid market is really coming, and it's come with today's opening and a lot of people's hope continued to make sure that my office, working with the boozer, continue the positive transformation. so we have two announcements tod

rodgers and jennings, going together like peas and carrots. touchdown. second quarter, minnesota down 17. a little trickery. ponder looking and finding tramon williams. that's good, right? no. not so good because williams -- he plays for the green and yellow. green bay would take over at the 23. third quarter, rodgers, quick to jordy nelson. breaks a tackle. and the rest is history. take another look. nelson with a nice stiff-arm. breaks free. scores. rodgers 250 passing yards, 4 touchdowns. packers win easily, 45. 7. >>> that will do it for your espn news update. until next time, i'm cole wright. >>> here's dedication for you, courtesy of yale university's quarterback. patrick witt says he will play on saturday against archrival, harvard, instead of attending his interview for the prestigious rhodes scholarship. witt canceled his interview and withdrew his application to play in what's known as the game. >>> up next, "the pulse," brad pitt talks about stepping behind the camera for good. >>> and it was the final night on the dance floor for one of the f

. >> jen, the white house has focused its attacks on mitt romney. out of the three front-runners that we're talking about right now. >> who would white house officials most like to face? >> alex, that's my most favorite question that i get asked. what you're really asking is, who is most likely to self-come bust and today i would say that's herman cain but the front-runner keeps changing and that says a lot about the primary voters and where they are. most people would have said three months ago, two months ago that mitt romney would be running away with this race right now but he's not because people don't feel comfortable with where he is on issues. they don't know where he stands on issues. they don't know if he's going to change his position and that's an interesting issue. newt gingrich, who has a lot of experience in congress and washington, but he's not running a campaign. a couple months ago he was on a cruise in greece instead of campaigning and he's untested as well. people keep emerging in this race because the natural front runner is not

>> jen? >> that how it ends up looking? >> that's the finished product. >> after a lot of whipping it looks like this, and you soak your lady fingers in two tablespoons of sweet marsala wine and espresso and lay them out and spread the love. >> we're running out of time. how long do you put that in the oven? we are out of time. how long is that in the offen? >> you chill it, not in the oven. >> then that's why i don't cook. >> savannah guthrie, everyone! savannah guthrie! >> not cooking. >>> coming back, justin bieber in concert. happy thanksgiving. >> let's put the polenta in the fridge. ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you've got a lot on your plate at thanksgiving. which is why safeway has everything you need to get it all done. right now, get a safeway frozen turkey 8 to 24 lbs, for just 58 cents a pound. cook your thanksgiving turkey perfectly with our free chef assistant app. it's foolproof. safeway. ingredients for life. ♪ >> announcer: the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> still to come

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>> you know, jen kwrarbgs i've been talking to a lot of people on wall street, the investors who move the market and they say all along we thought this was going to fail, so this wasn't a big shock to us, but you do see the readit -- credit rating agencies saying they're taking a lot closer look at the u.s. debt. as you know, jenna, remember back in august, we had the downgrade of the debt by s&p and moody's. i don't think it's going to happen eminently, but there is now a lot of talk about possible second downgrade of our debt. by the way, jenna, as you know, it's been 50 years since we had a downgrade of our aaa bond rating. we had one in august, and now we're looking at a second one later this year. that's pretty glum. jenna: that does sound glum. first i'm going to talk to you as an economist, and i'm going to talk to you as a psychologist. >> i need a pay raise, too, jenna! jenna: so let's start with the economy. first of all, based on what the folks you talked to in our article today said, some say that they actually prefer the sequestration, these automatic cuts, to the tax inc