watch for heavy delays approaching warren wrote. we'll show you what is happening northbound -- warren road. was an overturned pickup truck and a passenger vehicle involved in an accident. it will take a while to clear and take even longer for those southbound delays to clear. take york road to avoid all this this morning. if you travel in nottingham, belair road is blocked at done road.rfield that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. >> the light rail delay is out of the way. metro subway on time. there is a delay on a train 8 20. 19 bus is operating with a delay. i'm kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. we have some rain to talk about today. first let's say good morning to ava marie. she is in the park heights area of baltimore city and she will keep the holiday theme going to de. >> we are talking holidays and the need is so great for the holidays. we're at the jewish community services and talking about their late

. >> here comes elizabeth warren. alan grayson on how a warrior and the fight for fairness has republican scott brown running scared, and a wisconsin showdown. democrats launch their battle to take down union-busting governor scott walker. we'll go there live. plus, another herman cain moment. >> would you favor collective bargaining for federal employees? >> they already have it, don't they? >> oh, brother. "politics nation" starts right now. welcome to "politics nation." i'm al sharpton. tonight's lead. in just 59 days something has changed in this country. before dawn this morning police officers in riot gear raided occupy wall street, evicting and arresting hundreds of protesters. a judge ruled late today that the protesters may not bring their tents and gear back into the park. it's a shrewd move by mayor bloomberg, but i disagree with it. protest is allowed but staying in the park is not? but no matter what happens in that park, this movement against corporate greed is not only not over, it's only just beginning

the race everyone is focussed on is warren and brown. warren got in this race officially. the obama administration raised a lot of money very quickly and is now up with ads. yes, it is november of 2011. let's listen to a little bet of that. we'll come back and talk about it. >> for years i worked to egs pose how wall street and the beg banks are crushing middle class families. it just isn't right. i stood up to the big banks. i worked to hole them accountable. i led the fight for a new agency to protect consumers and we got it but washington is still rigged for the big guys and that's got to change. >> so this a very traditional biographical spot. they are essentially saying elizabeth warren sympathizes with occupy wall street and she's radical. this ad makes elizabeth warren seem pretty reasonableable. >> the one part i think is most notable is she regretfully talked about how negative campaigning is entering into massachusetts politics and how she lements that. she didn't seem to be limiting those ads. when you contrast that to she says she is intellectual foundation for

and that's what elizabeth warren does so well. only she does it, i have to say, with this combination as ron was saying of the fighting spirit fused with this pragmatic down home commonsensical accessible, plain vanilla way. and it's a remarkable combination. i don't think we've seen someone like her on the political stage in a long time. >> it's not ivory tower liberalism, it's meat and potatoes. >> she's going to get attacked and she already has. she a harvard fancy professor. but she's taken that on. she's the daughter of an oklahoma maintenance man and she'll have to is an stuff because the smears and ron pointed out they'll begin. the money pouring in to this race, they'll take her on. >> the fact that this crazy guy also said the president was born outside the country. friends like that you don't need. ron, katrina, thank you. when we return, let me finish with the president in fact most americans say they wanted to see him added to mt. rushmore. they want jack kennedy there. you're watching "hardball." thngt o venoothiou th

that's what elizabeth warren does so well. only she does it, i have to say, with this combination as ron was saying, as the fighting spirit fused with this pragmatic down home commonsensical, plain vanilla way. it's a remarkable conversation. i don't think we've seen someone like her on the political stage for a long time. >> it's not ivory tower liberalism but meat and potatoes. >> in massachusetts, she's the harvard fancy pantsy professor. >> but she's not. >> she's already taking that on. she's the daughter of an oklahoma maintenance man and speaks in such ways and is going to have to stand tough because the smears ron pointed out are going to begin. the money pouring into this race. they're going to take her on. >> ron, thanks so much. by the way, the fact this crazy guy attacker accused the president of being born outside the country. an ig nor ran mouse on parade. with friends like that, you don't need. the other side may be stuck with them. ron reagan, katrina vandal heuvel. >>> most americans, many americans wanted to

and that's what elizabeth warren does so well. only she does it, i have to say, with this combination as ron was saying of the fighting spirit fused with this pragmatic down home commonsensical accessible, plain vanilla way. and it's a remarkable combination. i don't think we've seen someone like her on the political stage in a long time. >> it's not ivory tower liberalism, it's meat and potatoes. >> she's going to get attacked and she already has. she a harvard fancy professor. but she's taken that on. she's the daughter of an oklahoma maintenance man and she'll have to is an stuff because the smears and ron pointed out they'll begin. the money pouring in t on. >> the fact that this crazy guy also said the president was born outside the country. friends like that you don't need. ron, katrina, thank you. when we return, let me finish with the president in fact most americans say they wanted to see him added to mt. rushmore. they want jack kennedy there. you're watching "hardball." thngt o venoothiou thngt o nd ♪ small talk, big

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in a phase transition with energy and i just don't think that warren's perspective is as valid as it seems right now i gregory mentioned this phrase tightly coupled with i guess another analogy to this would be that just in time the supply chain management that's part of globalization everyone's all hooked up and moving around in the transportation system and all the parts and assembly is all happening linked together very tightly coupled i guess you could say now with their pan obviously being an island and whatnot you can see how they would be exposed to this tightly coupled economic backdrop what are some of the other countries that are similarly let's call risk you know let's call tightly coupled risk as as the world the leverage is as the world as globalization i think we have people globalisation as we have hit peak oil and and peak water so what are some of the couple of the other countries that are rest of tightly coupled disintegration rest i think the other system that of course remains way too tight as of course the financial system within the o.e.c.d. ations and that's pr

ad, which was released today. >> i'm elizabeth warren. i'm running for the united states senate. before you hear ridiculous attack ads, i want to tell you who i am. like a lot of you, i came up the hard way. my dad sold carpet. when he had a heart attack, my mom went to work so we could keep our house. we all worked. my three brothers joined the military. i got married at 19, had two kids. worked my way through college, taught elementary school. i went to law school. for years, i worked to expose how wall street and the big banks are crushing middle class families. it just isn't right. i stood up to the big banks and their army of washington lobbyists. i worked to hold them accountable. i led a fight for a new agency to protect consumers, and we got it, but washington is still rigged for the big guys and that's got to change. >> elizabeth warren in her first campaign ad speaking the language of economic populism in a way that shows you why she is as popular as she is. if the democrats are going to make any sort of claim to being the party

era of global growth i think that warren has perhaps run out of ideas at this point it's not really warren's fault the world has changed we're in a phase transition with energy and i just don't think that warren's perspective is as valid as it seems right now are gregory mentioned this phrase tightly coupled well i guess another analogy to this would be that just in time the supply chain management that's part of globalization everyone that's all hooked up and moving around in the transportation system and all the parts and assembly is all happening and linked together very tightly coupled i guess you could say about it what's your plan obviously being an island and whatnot you can see how they would be exposed to this tightly coupled economic backdrop what are some of the other countries that are similarly let's call risk you know let's call tightly coupled risk as as the world the leverage is as the world as globalization i think we have globalization as we have hit peak oil and and peak water so what are some of the couple the other countries that are rest of tightly coupled disintegratio

run out of ideas at this point it's not really warren's fault the world has changed we're in a phase transition with energy and i just don't think that warren's perspective is as valid now as it right now i gregory mentioned this phrase to. the cop old well i guess another analogy to this would be that just in time the supply chain management that part of globalization everyone's all hooked up and moving around and the transportation system and all the parts and assembly is all happening and linked together very tightly coupled i guess you could say now what they're pan obviously being an island and what not you can see how they would be exposed to this tightly coupled economic backdrop what are some of the other countries that are similarly let's call risk you know let's call it tightly coupled risk as as the world the leverage is as the world as globalization i think we have people globalization as we have hit peak oil and and peak water so what are some of the couple the other countries that are a resident of tightly coupled disintegration rest i think the other system that of cou

in a phase transition with energy and i just don't think that warren's perspective is as valid as it right now are gregory mentioned this phrase tightly coupled with i guess another analogy to this would be that just in time the supply chain management that's part of globalization everyone's all hooked up and moving around the transportation system and all the parts and assembly is all happening linked together very tightly coupled i guess you could say now with japan obviously being an island and whatnot you can see how they would be exposed to this tightly coupled economic backdrop what are some of the other countries that are similarly let's call it a risk you know of let's call it tightly coupled risk as as the world the leverage is as the world as globalization i think we have peak globalization as we have hit peak oil and and peak water so what are some of the couple the other countries that are rest of tightly coupled disintegration rest i think the other system that of course remains. is of course the financial system within the o.e.c.d. ations and that's principal united sta

in a phase transition with energy and i just don't think that warren's perspective is as valid as it seems right now are gregory mentioned this phrase tightly coupled with i guess another analogy to this would be that just in time the supply chain management that part of globalization everyone's all hooked up and moving around and the transportation system and all the parts and assembly it's all happening linked together very tightly coupled i guess you could say now with japan obviously being an island and whatnot you can see how they would be exposed to this tightly coupled economic backdrop what are some of the other countries that are similarly let's call it a risk you know of let's call it tightly coupled risk as as the world the leverage is as the world as globalization i think we have people globalisation as we have hit peak oil and and peak water so what are some of the couple the other countries that are at rest of tightly coupled disintegration rest i think the other system that of course remains. is of course the financial system within the o.e.c.d. a nation's in its princ

has perhaps run out of ideas at this point it's not really warren's fault the world has changed we're in a phase transition through their energy and i just don't think that warren's perspective is as valid as it seems right now are gregory mentioned this phrase tightly coupled well i guess another analogy to this would be that just in time the supply chain management that part of globalization everyone's all hooked up and moving around and the transportation system and all the parts and assembly it's all happening linked together very tightly coupled i guess you could say now with japan obviously being an island and whatnot you can see how they would be exposed to this type of a couple of economic backdrop what are some of the other countries that are similarly let's call risk you know let's call tightly coupled risk as as the world the leverage is as the world as globalization i think we have people globalisation as we have hit peak oil and and peak water so what are some of the couple of the other countries that are rest of tightly coupled disintegration risk i think the other syste

ad, win was hic released today. >> i'm elizabeth warren. i'm running for the united states senate. before you hear ridiculous attack ads, i want to tell you who i am. like a lot of you, i came up the hard way. my dad sold carpet. when he had a heart attack, my mom went to work so we could keep our house. we all worked. my three brothers joined the military. i got married at 19, had two kids. worked my way through college, taught elementary school. i went to law school. for years, i worked to expose how wall street and the big banks are crushing middle class families. it just isn't right. i stood up to the big banks and their army of washington lobbyists. i worked to hold them accountable. i led a fight for a new agency to protect consumers, and we got it, but washington is still rigged for the big guys and that's got to change. >> elizabeth warren in her first campaign ad speaking the language of economic populism in a way that shows you why she is as popular as she is. if the democrats are going to make any sort of claim to being the party

in a phase transition with energy and i just don't think that warren's perspective is as valid as it seems right now are gregory mentioned this phrase tightly coupled with i guess another analogy to this would be that just in time the supply chain management that's part of globalization everyone's all hooked up and moving around and the transportation system and all the parts and assembly is all happening linked together very tightly coupled i guess you could say about it with japan obviously being an island and whatnot you can see how they would be exposed to this tightly coupled economic backdrop what are some of the other countries that are similarly let's call it a risk you know let's call it tightly coupled risk as as the world the leverage is as the world as globalization i think we have people globalisation as we have hit peak oil and and peak water so what are some of the couple of the other countries that are at rest of tightly coupled disintegration rest i think the other system that of course remains. is of course the financial system within the o.e.c.d. it actions and tha

has perhaps run out of ideas at this point it's not really warren's fault the world has changed we're in a phase transition with energy and i just don't think that warrants perspective is as valid as it seems right now i gregory mentioned this phrase tightly coupled with i guess another analogy to this would be that just in time the supply chain management that part of globalization everyone's all hooked up and moving around and the transportation system and all the parts and assembly is all happening and linked together very tightly coupled i guess you could say about what they're pan obviously being an island and whatnot you can see how they would be exposed to this tightly coupled economic backdrop what are some of the other countries that are similarly let's call a risk you know that's caught tightly coupled risk as the as the world the leverage is as the world as globalization i think we have pico globalization as we have hit peak oil and and peak water so what are some of the couple the other countries that are a resident of tightly coupled disintegration rest i think the other

so they're pouring into norman's pad tonight for elizabeth warren. hollywood always needs excitement and they want a candidate to be excited about. they are out of their obama honeymoon. they're supporting him and are strong for him, but it's not as exciting as elizabeth warren, is it? >> elizabeth warren who is someone that speaks what they want a candidate to say. she's very anti-wall street and have populist, and hollywood is desperate for someone that's a good communicator. obama got hired and everyone thought he was such a great speaker and communicator, but he can't sell the democratic message to the public the way that hollywood wants them to. so they found in elizabeth warren someone they think can communicate a clear message to the public in the way that they've always been jealous of carl rove and the republicans. this is someone that can break through all the talk and actually speak like a human being. >> is this, to your knowledge, her first invasion of hollywood for aid fund-raiser? >> she's been there tomorrow. this is the big coming-ou

so they're pouring into norman's pad tonight for elizabeth warren. hollywood always needs excitement and they want a candidate to be excited about. they are out of their obama honeymoon. they're supporting him and are strong for him, but it's not as exciting as elizabeth warren, is it? >> elizabeth warren who is someone that speaks what they want a candidate to say. she's very anti-wall street and have populist, and hollywood is desperate for someone that's a good communicator. obama got hired and everyone thought he was such a great speaker and communicator, but he can't sell the democratic message to the public the way that hollywood wants them to. so they found in elizabeth warren someone they think can communicate a clear message to the public in the way that they've always been jealous of carl rove and the republicans. this is someone that can break through all the talk and actually speak like a human being. >> is this, to your knowledge, her first invasion of hollywood for aid fund-raiser? >> she's been there çtomorrow. this is the big coming

. >> tom: and warren buffett changes his tune on technology, buying up a big stake in big blue-- i.b.m. it's "nightly business report" for monday, november 14. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> tom: good evening and thanks for joining us. susie gharib is on assignment. italy's new government comes under pressure as investors around the globe question whether new leader mario monti can make the cuts needed to bolster italy's struggling economy. already, we're hearing plans for 300,000 public sector job cuts by 2014 and spending reviews for all government agencies. european markets finished broadly lower and u.s. stocks followed suit. the dow fell almost 75 points, the nasdaq fell 21 and the s&p 500 lost 12 points. trading volume started the week light, with just 709 million shares moving on the big board and less than 1.5 billion on the nasdaq. where stocks head this week will

and then when you, obviously, went on to warren beatty, we all went, yeah, i saw that coming. then life meat sense again. >> no, no, no,. we'd is a good-looking man. >> jon: please. with all due respect-- believe me, in your relationships, he's the one i relate to. but let's not kid ourselves. up against warren beatty... >> looks-wise, is that what you're talking about. >> jon: pretty much everything-wise. >> he had those cool glasses. remember? >> jon: that's what all the ladies are looking for. "hey, are you nearsighted?" ( laughter ) >> you're horrible. >> jon: can i tell you something, then again, it's on the bookshelves now. you have to get this. it's so well done. >> thank you. >> jon: and it's so nice to see you again. the next movie we do together i'm definitely going to try to stay in. diane keaton, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank y..

and then when you, obviously, went on to warren beatty, we all went, yeah, i saw that coming. then life meat sense again. >> no, no, no,. we'd is a good-looking man. >> jon: please. with all due respect-- believe me, in your relationships, he's the one i relate to. but let's not kid ourselves. up against warren beatty... >> looks-wise, is that what you're talking about. >> jon: pretty much everything-wise. >> he had those cool glasses. remember? >> jon: that's what all the ladies are looking for. "hey, are you nearsighted?" ( laughter ) >> you're horrible. >> jon: can i tell you something, then again, it's on the bookshelves now. you have to get this. it's so well done. >> thank you. >> jon: and it's so nice to see you again. the next movie we do together i'm definitely going to try to stay in. diane keaton, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you.

and then when you, obviously, went on to warren beatty, we all went, yeah, i saw that coming. then life meat sense again. >> no, no, no,. we'd is a good-looking man. >> jon: please. with all due respect-- believe me, in your relationships, he's the one i relate to. but let's not kid ourselves. up against warren beatty... >> looks-wise, is that what you're talking about. >> jon: pretty much everything-wise. >> he had those cool glasses. remember? >> jon: that's what all the ladies are looking for. "hey, are you nearsighted?" ( laughter ) >> you're horrible. >> jon: can i tell you something, then again, it's on the bookshelves now. you have to get this. it's so well done. >> thank you. >> jon: and it's so nice to see you again. the next movie we do together i'm definitely going to try to stay in. diane keaton, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank y look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes... ♪ it'll be spinning new chrome wheels when it comes. ♪ custom spoiler, race grade pistons ♪ gt35 turbo charger and they'll all know that it's kevin's awe

and then when you, obviously, went on to warren beatty, we all went, yeah, i saw that coming. then life meat sense again. >> no, no, no,. we'd is a good-looking man. >> jon: please. with all due respect-- believe me, in your relationships, he's the one i relate to. but let's not kid ourselves. up against warren beatty... >> looks-wise, is that what you're talking about. >> jon: pretty much everything-wise. >> he had those cool glasses. remember? >> jon: that's what all the ladies are looking for. "hey, are you nearsighted?" ( laughter ) >> you're horrible. >> jon: can i tell you something, then again, it's on the bookshelves now. you have to get this. it's so well done. >> thank you. >> jon: and it's so nice to see you again. the next movie we do together i'm definitely going to try to stay in. diane keaton, ladies and gentlemen. >> thank you

and she is, even though all of us know elizabeth warren. there are a lot of massachusetts voters who should be with her but do not know who she is and that she has a background that is not connected to either liberal elittism or to radical or what is portrayed as radical occupy wall street and people have to know her story. >> it is a compelling story. >> it is a very compelling story. and it strikes to the heart of why she is in the race. so much of her funding and support has come from outside the city of massachusetts as well and this has played directly to why she is in and why so many people feel she is the right person to take that seat. >> certainly not the last we will see or hear from elizabeth warren. is it time to take a step back and have the party re-evaluate their candidates? maybe. smal l bu sinesses are the smal lifeblood of our communities. on november 26th you can make a huge impact by shopping small on small business saturday. one purchase. one purchase is all it takes. so, pick your favorite local business... and join th

warren later told the huffington post she actually feels sorry for the guy. "i'm not angry with him. but he didn't come up with the idea that his biggest problem was occupy wall street. there's someone else prepackaging that poison, and that's who makes me angry." elizabeth warren is exactly right and on target. there is someone prepackaging the poison. look no further than the american right wing and the right-wing talkers of america. coming up, the results of tonight's text question. here it is again. do republicans hate president obama more than they love america? text a for yes. text b for no to 622639. and in just a moment, in my industry in the radio, talk radio world, there's a lot of conversation about left and right and middle of the road. no one has ever explained to me, and you can go to my blog and give me an explanation at ed.msnbc.com. what is the middle of the road position on universal health care? no one's ever explained that to me. what is the middle of the road position on collective bargaining? no one's ever explained that to me, either, b

that is warren beatty. >> oh, i know, i know. that's... >> rose: right there. >> that's an aspect of waen. >> rose: it is. >> that's a beautiful aspect and i think it's something to call in love with. >> rose: there nothing i won't do just to be next to you. >> odd thing to say but it's completely enchanting to feel someone say that to you. >> rose: it is, indeed. >> yeah, i'm a girl. >> rose: and woody? >> woody wasn't like that at all. >> rose: you wanted to meet him. he was extraordinary. >> of course, and i still love him. but woody, no, woody was about... we were friends for a long time because we were in that play together "play it again, sam." i got cast in "play it again, sam." so i had to work the room with him. he had to get used to me, get to know me and when i became this person who he couldn't get rid of i think he sort of finally said "okay, i kind of like her in spite of everything. she's there." i was a good audience. >> rose: back to mom. tell me what she was like. >> here's what mother was. she was an extraordin

that is warren beatty. >> oh, i know, i know. that's... >> rose: right there. >> that's an aspect of waen. >> rose: it is. >> that's a beautiful aspect and i think it's something to call in love with. >> rose: there nothing i won't do just to be next to you. >> odd thing to say but it's completely enchanting to feel someone say that to you. >> rose: it is, indeed. >> yeah, i'm a girl. >> rose: and woody? >> woody wasn't like that at all. >> rose: you wanted to meet him. he was extraordinary. >> of course, and i still love him. but woody, no, woody was about... we were friends for a long time because we were in that play together "play it again, sam." i got cast in "play it again, sam." so i had to work the room with him. he had to get used to me, get to know me and when i became this person who he couldn't get rid of i think he sort of finally said "okay, i kind of like her in spite of everything. she's there." i was a good audi.ence >> rose: back to mom. tell me what she was like. >> here's whatheenot mr was. she was an extraord

that is warren beatty. >> oh, i know, i know. that's... >> rose: right there. >> that's an aspect of waen. >> rose: it is. >> that's a beautiful aspect and i think it's something to call in love with. >> rose: there nothing i won't do just to be next to you. >> odd thing to say but it's completely enchanting to feel someone say that to you. >> rose: it is, indeed. >> yeah, i'm a girl. >> rose: and woody? >> woody wasn't like that at all. >> rose: you wanted to meet him. he was extraordinary. >> of course, and i still love him. but woody, no, woody was about... we were friends for a long time because we were in that play together "play it again, sam." i got cast in "play it again, sam." so i had to work the room with him. he had to get used to me, get to know me and when i became this person who he couldn't get rid of i think he sort of finally said "okay, i kind of like her in spite of everything. she's there." i was a good audio t.om m to mo. tell me what she was like. >> here's what mother was. she was an extraordinary listener