>> peter king spoke to rick smith, the gm of the texans, and it sounds like they're not interested in the circus that goes with having brett favre and peter king texted with brett favre who seemed to be not interested in playing. it looks like it really is over. maybe. probably. it really is over. >> yeah. 99%. we never say 100% when the subject is brett favre. for an nfl films all access look at the critical plays from week 12 including another tim tebow game-winning drive in overtime against the chargers, watch "nfl turning point" with dan patrick wednesday night on versus. in kansas city, the steelers beat the chiefs 13-9. al and chris are back to wrap things up after this. dig in, baby. it's the w, new from wendy's. double beef, double cheese... our best toppings and signature sauce on a buttered, toasted bun. try it now for just $2.99. the w. only at wendy's. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offer ends soon. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! ♪ imagine me and y

peter king says you are a loser, on drug and you don't know what you want. >> i would say we haven't won yet. we have major, major changes ahead of us and it will take a grassroots force. this movement isn't about just this park here. this movement is about millions of americans. and we have to find ways to get people really, really active. it's going to take a huge grassroots force to challenge the power of the the big corporations, banks and wall street that are accumulated political pow they are past few decades and they have done it under both republican and democratic administrations. you know, the influence of wall street money is a bipartisan issue. we, you know, this movement is outside of that, acting as a force and hopefully we will get some change. >> johnathon, appreciate your time tonight here on "the ed show." thank you for being an american. now to laura flanders. host of "free speech tv" and author of at the tea party. laura, what do you see today? you were down there. put this in historical perspective of what we are seeing. >> it was an extraordinary day. the daily

like republican congressman peter king. >> first of all, you try to listen to them and they make almost no sense. these are people who are living in dirt. these were people who were involved with drugs. there were violence. there was rape. you're talking about a small number of people. you probably get more people in a mass in st. patrick's cathedral on sunday than you have in zuccotti park. >> really? king says he can't understand what these people are saying. then he's derogatory towards them. here's a start, congressman. these are just some of the issues that occupy organizers really care about. and right now they're calling it phase 2 of the movement. it's time to tax the rich. have we not talked about that in recent weeks, recent months? it's time for the wealthy in this country to pay their fair share. it's time to end the wars the way politicians told us they were going to do. it's time to restore glass-steagall and bring some sanity and fairness back to wall street. it's time to repeal citizens united. it's time to get money out of politics. can we have elections federally funde

king texted with brett favre who seemed to be not interested in playing. it looks like it really is over. maybe. probably. it really is over. >> yeah. 99%. we never say 100% when the subject is brett favre. for an nfl films all access look at the critical plays from week 12 including another tim tebow game-winning drive in overtime against the chargers, watch "nfl turning point" with dan patrick wednesday night on versus. in kansas city, the steelers beat the chiefs 13-9. al and chris are back to wrap things up after this. dig in, baby. it's the w, new from wendy's. double beef, double cheese... our best toppings and signature sauce on a buttered, toasted bun. try it now for just $2.99. the w. only at wendy's. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offer ends soon. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! ♪ imagine me and you, i do ♪ i think about you day and night ♪ ♪ it's only right ♪ to think about the girl you love ♪ ♪ and hold her t

republican congressman peter king trashed the movement again last night. >> to me, any group that wants to be taken seriously should not be conducting itself that way. to me, there was absolutely nothing about them that would resonate with the american people, there was no real message coming from them, and to me they were people living in their own filth. i don't see why the media or anyone took them seriously. to me, there was nothing there that was resonant with middle america, if you will. >> well, obviously king wasn't playing close attention to yesterday's protest. he was regurgitating his own talking point. here's what he said earlier in the week. >> first of all, you try to listen to them and they make almost no sense. these are people who are living in dirt, these are people who were involved with drugs, there was violence, there was rape. you're talking about a small number of people. >> oh, absolutely, they're all scumbags, aren't they, peter? we heard a similar talking point from republican presidential candidate newt gingrich last night. >> and the question is, how many inn

peter king says he supports the mayor's decision to block the protesters from sleeping in the park. >> living in their feces and urine, assaults were carried out. to me there was nothing admirationable about the demonstrators. this is nowhere comparable to martin luther king. it was an. [audio not understandable] >> it's been two months since the movement started and since then hundreds of arrests have been made. >>> and new information about a man charged with the attempted assassination of about a rock oam -- barack obama and his staff. 21-year-old oscar ortega hernandez believed he was jesus christ and president was the antichrist. now according to court documents he fired an assault rifle at the white house and the president and family were not at home at that time when the shooting happened. >>> baltimore county police need your help tracking down a bank robbery suspect. take a look at the photograph. this man here. he walked into a wells fargobank tuesday and hand over a note to the tell erin hinted that he -- teller and hinted he may have a weapon. teller hand over the cash and

we are privileged to have as our moderator tonight peter king. he is a professor of law at golden gate university school of law, former chief assistant san francisco public defender, was president of the bar association of san francisco in 1989, and also served as vice president of the state bar in california. he's an internationally known legal analyst and provides regular legal analysis on cbs television and radio here in san francisco. he offered san francisco's handgun control ordinance and proposition 190, amending the california constitution & reforming the state commission on judicial performance. peter is a well known and expected -- respected leader in the community and a perfect person to moderate tonight's forum. it is my pleasure to introduce our moderator for this evening, peter keane. [applause] >> thank you very much, cynthia. it is a great pleasure for me to be here, and i thank the league and the bar association and the criminal trial lawyers association for inviting me to do this. i am a neutral moderator. i have not endorsed an

king is already always i should say a tricky maneuver so is everything going according to plan well that's right everything is going to plan in fact the the soyuz module was able to dock with the i s s successfully nine minutes ahead of schedule now you're right in what you're saying docking quite a tricky procedure to get right really at the cutting edge of human science and it comes down to fixing the module to the rocket can only be done it by a harness. or some quick which is. the way they actually do it they line up to cross hairs one on the in the cockpit of the module another on the side of the space station when they are right they move together slowly and they make a seal there now it will be a little while longer before they're able to get out of the so used module they spent the better part of tune of eight days in. they have to make sure of course all of the gases the seal is correct the pressure is correct before it's safe to open that hatch and they can make their way into the international space station now this soyuz modules bringing untarnished up yet office the mis

occupy protesters are getting slammed again this time by a new york politician representative peter king a republican from new york calls the protesters angry people who are " losers " on the outside and screaming ... congressman king criticized them for not having a cogent platform for their struggle >>starbucks is facing higher commodity costs and will therefore raise prices on selected drinks sometimes for giving yourself can be more difficult than for giving others so how to get over the past and get on with your future jennifer weigel of trib-u is here with some good advice for heiressus >>self forgiveness according to experts as one of the more difficult things we have to do >>you need to have that inner monologue inside of your brain ... but are you running away from things are you beating yourself up ... unless you rethink everything it will overtake you ... >>you have some coping strategies: do not dwell on the past. >>set your intention to change with constant reminders. stay positive read something uplifting there's a good book called " radical forgiveness " ... you need to al

king they call them bunch of angry losers said they need to see a psychiatrist and then there's this really wonderful video of karl rove kind of losing it in baltimore and take a look right quick. yes . you are. right it is you are it was i. was. i right. you. are. it was. screaming who gave you the right so occupy america well you know i think we could probably come up with the answers we call that bitterness here i definitely bitterness i definitely sense a little bit of fear and intimidation i'm sure he didn't expect that to happen he probably thought hey i'm going to show up to john hopkins university you know speak my right wing talking points and everything's going to be ok but i love that they might check karl rove because it totally caught him off guard and he genuinely looks surprised which i love and yeah it was zinger who gave you rights occupy america really is that the best you could come up with karl rove you know they also did a my check on governor scott walker and i also thought that was highly amusing and definitely an excellent my check so i like that the protester

king they call them bunch of angry losers said they need to see a psychiatrist and then there's this really wonderful video of karl rove kind of losing it in baltimore and quick. yes you are yes. you are. right it is you are it was. i. was. it. you i i. it was. screaming who gave you the right to occupy america. well you know i think they could probably come up with the answers we call that bitterness here i definitely bitterness i definitely sense a little bit of fear and intimidation i'm sure he didn't expect that to happen he probably thought hey i'm going to show up to john hopkins university you know speak my right wing talking points and everything's going to be ok but i love that they might check karl rove because it totally caught him off guard and he genuinely looks surprised which i love and yeah it was zinger who gave you the right to occupy america really is that the best that you could come up with karl rove you know they also did a my check on governor scott walker and i also thought that was highly amusing and definitely an excellent my check so i like that the protest

new york congressman peter king has been a fierce critic of the protester. >> you try listening to them and they make almost no sense. these are people who are living in dirt. these are people involved with drugs. there was violence. there was rape. life full of frustration. they should go see a psychiatrist. they're angry people. they're on the outside and screaming. you don't do it by living in dirt. you don't do it by carrying out rapes. you don't do it by carrying out anti-american slogans. >> congressman king made the comments yesterday and called a lot of attention. i spoke to him earlier tonight. >> congressman king, you were quoted as saying the occupy wall treat protesters are basically anti-american tone. do you standby that? >> i certainly do. first of all, many of us have been e convicted. the remarks that were being made. also the way the entire tone of the demonstration of zuccotti park. living in their own feces and urine. to me there was nothing admiral about the demonstrators. this is nowhere comparable to gandhi or martin luther king. >> supporters say he took many, ma

new york congressman peter king has been a fierce critic of the protesters. here's what he said after they were banned from living in the park. >> you try listening to them and they make almost no sense. these are people who are living in dirt. these are people involved with drugs. there was violence. there was rape. life full of frustration. they should go see a psychiatrist. they're angry people. they're on the outside and screaming. you don't do it by living in dirt. you don't do it by carrying out rapes. you don't do it by carrying out anti-american slogans. >> congressman king made those comments yesterday and caught a lot of attention. i spoke to him earlier tonight. congressman king, you were quoted as saying the occupy wall treat protesters are basically anti-american tone. do you stand by that? what do you mean? >> i certainly do. first of all, the mayor was right having them be evicted. also the way the entire tone of the demonstration of zuccotti park, living in their own feces and urine. to me, there was nothing admiral about the demonstrators. th

new york congressman peter king has been a fierce critic of the protesters. on the other side occupy wall street van jones who says this may just be the beginning. we'll talk to him about what that means. >>> still "outfront" tonight, we have some new details from the penn state child rape scandal. we're going to tell you about some new victims. >>> and police in san diego seize $30 million in marijuana after discovering -- this is like a movie -- a tunnel between mexico and the united states. a pot smuggling tunnel. >>> and are you feeling a little down? it would amaze you how many of us are. dr. andrew weil comes "outfront" with a happiness plan that i'm trying out. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. ♪ plus veggie nutrition. you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new y

my colleague from new york representative peter king, the chairman of the home land security committee has introduced legislation to close the terror gap and i am proud to be a co-sponsor of his bill. my second amendment is modeleded in his proposal and would empower the attorney general to deny the ability of a known or suspected terrorist, somee on the terrorist watch list, for example, who possesses a firearm, deny him the ability to use hr-822 to authorize concealed carry into another state. i would humbly suggest that preventing terrorists from carrying weapons across state line sz a worthwhile goal. i think the bill is a serious mistake, but if we are to consider it on the houts floor, at least i believe members should be able to make improvements. these two amendments provide such improvements. i ask they be made -- >> thank you. >> let me thank the members of the rules committee for their indulgence. quickly i'll just move to my facts on two and three, number two having been revised. 38 states do not issue permits to people convicted of certain violent misdemeanors, 36 states r

congressman peter king was on "anderson cooper" last night and here's how he described the protesters. let's listen. >> first of all, you listen to them and they make no sense and these are people who are living in dirt and these are people who are involved with drugs, there was violence and rape. they're frustrated. life is full of frustration. they're angry people, angry people who are losers who are on the outside and screaming. if they want to get involved, go and get into the system. you don't do it by living in dirt and you don't do it by carrying out rapes and by anti-american slogans. >> will, i heard your argument and it's difficult to know what exact message the prost iters want to get out, but some people say what is wrong with getting out a lot of different messages, as long as we're having this conversation. i just want to address this question to matt. when you hear congressman king describe the protesters that way, what do you think? i mean, does that add to the conversation or the argument in this country? >> well, it's a point of view, certainly. what i see these "occ

this comes from peter king of new york. we would get responses from our guests. >> life is full of sight -- of frustration. they should go the psychiatrist that they are frustrated. what are they proposing for tax reform our job growth or government regulations? they are angry people who are losers. they are on the outside screaming. going to the system and get involved with concrete proposals. how they can do anything by living in third for two months, they were living in terror and happy to do that. what does that mean? mayor bloomberg exactly the right thing. host: sam jewler, activist with occupy d.c., your thoughts about that? guest: he said that we were angry people on the outside. we are on the outside because the number of people supporting this movement is about -- the number of people saying that they think there's too much money in politics and the gap between the poor and wealthy is too great is about 80%. the vast majority of the people agree with our fundamental position. host: amin husain, your thoughts? gues

my colleague from new york representative peter king, the chairman of the home land security committee has introduced legislation to close the terror gap and i am proud to be a co-sponsor of his bill. my second amendment is modeleded in his proposal and would empower the attorney general to deny the ability of a known or suspected terrorist, someone on the terrorist watch list, for example, who possesses a firearm, deny him the ability to use hr-822 to authorize concealed carry into another state. i would humbly suggest that preventing terrorists from carrying weapons across state line sz a worthwhile goal. i think the bill is a serious mistake, but if we are to consider it on the houts floor, at least i believe members should be able to make improvements. these two amendments provide such improvements. i ask they be made -- >> thank you. >> let me thank the members of the rules committee for their indulgence. quickly i'll just move to my facts one, two and three, number two having been revised. 38 states do not issue permits to people convicted of certain violent misdemeanors, 36 stat

we had peter king in here from "sports illustrated" and says the management in denver don't believe he's the guy and now he's 4-1, and they might have to -- >> you have to have accuracy. i'll talk from my packers for a second. these quarterbacks are so amazing in their accuracy. top flight quarterbacks can throw a ball in about a 6-inch space 25 yards away. he never could, he never had to at florida, he can't as an nfl quarterback. and there's no amount of changing your mechanics this late in your career that's going to change. >> i find it fascinated. this is a nice kid, talks about his faith versus some of the bad dudes we see. and this is just a nice kid. a guy who has given -- >> we're talking purely football. i think he's great -- >> the senator from the state of colorado, we'll talk about him a lot, don't worry, donny. >> he could win florida today if he ran for president. jim, great to have you around. >> thank you, vandehei. >> thanks. great to be here. >> up next, must-read opinion pages. jon huntsman here later and also jeff bridges. big show. be right back. capital one's new c

king for moving this legislation and all of my colleagues in committee, particularly ranking member bennie thompson and subcommittee ranking member sheila jackson lee for their support. thank you, mr. speaker, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from california. ms. richardson: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 1801 and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. richardson: thank you, mr. speaker. first of all, i'd like to acknowledge the work of chairman king and ranking member thompson. as a member of the committee on homeland security, i'm pleased that for the first time in this 112th congress the house is considering important transportation security legislation. h.r. 1801, the risk-based security screening for members of the armed forces act requires that transportation security administration to develop a plan for providing expedited screening for our military personnel at airport security checkpoints. since 2001, there hav

from "the lion king" to an ice scene from "peter pan" artists took more than five weeks and 440,000 pounds of ice for all the fairy tale sculpture scenes. the sculptures must be kept at 14 degrees to keep from melting. >>> in paris the christmas, it was illuminated in holiday lights foregoing traditional lighting. an international contest urged competitors to refresh the avenue with a more futuristic design. the winner dressed the 588 trees in rings of light that sport over a million l.e.d. lights. >>> well, who said only reindeer had a hold on being santa's escort? in south korea one rudolph became a red-nosed reindeer and caught a cold. they improvised using sheep instead. shining on their day in the spotlight, the sheep dressed to impress in christmas capes and chiming bells welcoming children to an amusement park with santa. can you imagine explaining that to your 2-year-old? here's the deal, it is not usually sheep but we are going with it this year. >> just put a red nose on it with a marker. >> that would work fine, but he wouldn't understand so well. >>> time for an early look at s

this comes from representative peter king from new york. we will hear what he has to say and get responses from our guest. >> life is full of frustration. let's talk about concrete proposals. what are they proposing as far as tax reform? what about job growth? what about government regulations? what about trade? they are angry people who are losers. they are on the outside and screaming. if they want to get involved, go into the system. how do they achieve anything by living in dirt for two months. they are living in dirt. they are proud to do that. what does that mean? what message is that sending? mayor bloomberg exactly the right thing. host: sam with occupy d.c. -- your thoughts? guest: he said at what people on the outside have been saying. the number of people supporting this movement -- the number of people saying they think there is too much money in politics and there is a gap between the poor and wealthy is about 80%. the vast majority of people in this country agree. host: your thoughts about representative king's statement? gues

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peter hunt of the bbc went along with them. >> reporter: william and frederick, with kate and mary. two wives with similar background, who were both once nonroyals. together britain and denmark's future kings and queens, getting stuck in on one prosperous continent to remind the world of suffering elsewhere. the aid packed by royals is for the children still suffering from east africa's worst drought in 60 years. they are malnourished and need urgent medical help. william and kate are well aware of the intense interest there is in every aspect of their lives. here now they're trying to exploit that global fascination and focus it on the need of others. aid agencies are appealing for more money at a time of financial difficulties for many. prince william knows it will be a challenge. >> as tragic and disastrous, as what is going on the rest of the world financially, i think what is going on in east africa puts into perspective of how terrible a crisis can actually get. >> reporter: kate says she wants to put the spotlight back on this crisis. >> it is really just how shocking the sit

i would point out that peter has also put develop a proposal in block printing of the remaining welfare programs which has a similar affect including an integrated opportunity corestates to deal with people who are poor using innovation and new approaches in ways that save money. i want to talk very briefly about medicaid and a couple of levels. picking up on something that harmon has said that is exactly right, this is where we will have a real national debate. i don't believe you solve problems dealing with poverty under the liberal model we have had over the last 40 or 50 years of people being helpless. it was a remarkable book that really helped it does not -- define our welfare reform proposals in the 1990's. i just want to suggest to you, we need to rethink medicaid much the way we rethought the process of more welfare reform. for example, gov. judd the bush when he was governor of florida had a program where if you have diabetes or asthma and you took care of yourself. you did not need to go to the emergency room, you got a christmas bonus. he saved the state some much money by t

my colleague from new york representative peter king, the chairman of the home land security committee has introduced legislation to close the terror gap and i am proud to be a co-sponsor of his bill. my second amendment is modeleded in his proposal and would empower the attorney general to deny the ability of a known or suspected terrorist, someone on the terrorist watch list, for example, who possesses a firearm, deny him the ability to use hr-822 to authorize concealed carry into another state. i would humbly suggest that preventing terrorists from carrying weapons across state line sz a worthwhile goal. i think the bill is a serious mistake, but if we are to consider it on the houts floor, at least i believe members should be able to make improvements. these two amendments provide such improvements. i ask they be made -- >> thank you. >> let me thank the members of the rules committee for their indulgence. quickly i'll just move to my facts one, two and three, number two having been revised. 38 states do not issue permits to people convicted of certain violent misdemeanors, 36 stat