advised as giving in on the first in order to win the second carson acknowledges that it's belittling and insulting to be questioned by cops when you haven't done anything wrong but he's quick to point out that that is less in felting they'd be arrested he's got a point there to win the psychological battle carson writes that you should be polite and respectful you should make eye contact. but don't smile because he says cats don't like miles you should be dignified unless you are starting to lose the battle in which case you should become pitiful you should tell the cop how the o. rest will impact your employment or family and if that doesn't work you should be based yourself by bawling hard while begging to not be arrested and if that doesn't work cars then they actually suggests. your pants or volunteer to go on your cell so the cops won't want to put you in their crew there i've not kidding. i encourage you to buy the book so you can have something funny to read while you're in your own home it has many more tips for how not to get arrested in america but none of them are don't do

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she called for carson commanders. >> she called fort carson and said knock it off. let this guy out medically in a way he's earned. and they did. but the statistics show that lots of other injured guys like him didn't have anyone to call and they were just kicked out. >> today, jensen lives a short drive from fort carson. his health has deteriorated and he's still waiting for the va to approve of an operation that will give him some teeth. >> i don't think it means anything, because sometimes when i sit down with a soldier, they're so broken down by the things that have taken place, their dignity has been stripped and so when you sit down, and you talk to them, i have to remind them of who they are. you graduated from your basic training. you made it through the met station. you passed the physical. you passed the written test. remember that day. remember who you were then. >> joie, a colorado senator michael bennett has introduced a bill ordering a federal investigation as to whether the armed forces pushed the the soldiers out that could be related to their combat

ben carson. also, the author of "america the beautiful." dr. carson, thanks for being here. your thoughts as you watch this story and how it has developed and this latest kind of wrinkle back and forth? >> my concerns are a little bit different than those of everyone else. my concern is that if you have a government that can't be trusted, if you have to parse every word, if you have to filter it through legalese in order for the people to understand what's going on, then what have we evolved into? this is not what america is supposed to be, and a lot of people have lost sight of that. america is supposed to be the home of the brave, the land of the free, it was supposed to be a place that was centric to the people, not the government. as we turn over more pow tore the government to control our lives, it's going to change drastically from the place we all envisioned. >> mara, you sit in the white house briefing room. it's about 20 who are having these tit for tats with jay carney. >> it's impossible to explain why the president said something dozens of times that they know wa

carson believed in nothing other than the present moment. that's a recipe for unhappiness. factor tip of the day. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to opine. i love this word of the day. no fubbery when writing to the factor. look it up now. thanks for watching tonight. megyn is next. please remember, the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight the obama care numbers are out and in the words of the architect of the president's signature legislative achievement, we are disappointed. dr. emmanuel joins me live later tonight for round two of our spirited the discussion. but first welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. just hours ago we learned that the numbers appear to be even worse than originally reported. less than 27,000 enrolling in the federally run exchanges. 27,000. as for the state-run exchanges that have been working better less than 80,000 signed up there. we don't know ho

carson still considered one of the best, if not the best late-night host ever. bushkin says he hopes the book will renew interest in john know, especially with younger audiences. fred? >> all right. thanks so much, nischelle turner. >>> this weekend, 47 million americans will be struggling to eat. the government has cut the federal food stamp program, and now food banks are worried that they may not be able to fill the gap. we'll talk with the head of the new york food bank coming up. >>> but first, driving 200 miles per hour, well, it's not easy, especially just a few inches there other cars. but one driver has to deal with a little bit more. here's dr. sanjay gupta introducing us to a young man whose life has changed dramatically in this week's "human factor." >> green, green, green. >> reporter: 20-year-old ryan reid is living his dream. >> i've been a race car driver since i was 4 years old. >> reporter: he was just 17 when one of nascar's top drivers recruited him for his development team. >> it was just like everything was falling into place in my life, an

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carson. so this body on may 25th, 2010, rejected the conditional use for t mobile >> correct. >> and at this point there was a t mobile service developed by t mormon mobile now we require a third service that the staff has said there's inadequate service would you say to this body that rejected the antennas why this is an important issue for your neighborhood. at that time, there were many, many people come out opposed but that if you could address we rejected it what are the same issues that came about three years ago >> the same issues that came about were the city had under federal law under the telecommunications act the city and the state had a right to do its own zoning. i can give you the exact thing. the desire open - a lot of people expressed whereas the health and safety we're not going there we're explaining that through the presentation. there was evidence presented that would go to what i said here today that in the t mobile case there was possibly a nonsignal gap when the wilkin

was i going to fort carson with exercise and socialization that her problems have been managed. i can literally say for constant save my dog. my husband called for cuts in the city canine mental health center. for some dogs going to a small neighborhood park isn't enough if the difference between a gel cell in an open field. some dogs need to run. some don't. but mine does. one high-energy breed doesn't get enough exercise that extra energy become anxiety, parking and even aggression all of which i've experienced with my dog. exercise is a simple solution to many of these problems for a lot of dog. the exercise also helps me my family has a history of asthma and high blood pressure but thanks to my dog [inaudible] i'm well on my way to breaking that pattern. i'm pretty sure it's not the presence of dogs that's preventing non-dog owners from going to places like fort constant. if i don't have a dog would exercise somewhere less windy and closer to home. i don't think that the older folks that washington square and chinatown are going to go to fort constant to do tai chi. no matte

industry for 4 decades and former mistake mayor of carson california and helen for the juvenile and criminal justice system and currently on the and ralph on the commission of san francisco and works closely with the sheriff's department which now leads the program for violent offenders. >> san francisco, he has over 3 decades of experience in law enforcement including his former role as chief of police in san francisco. he's been a critic of current models in the criminal justice system that rely too heavily on incarceration. will looeng is the c e eo of diversion project from ranging from final alternatives to rehabilitative programs to more comprehensive case management and finally jonathan simon is adrian craig in professor of law, teaches courses on criminal laws, criminal justice, law and consulted culture and law risk and studies. his book includes parole and the social control of the under class 1890-1990 how the war on crime transformed american democracy and created fear. welcome our panelist. [ applause ] >> i'm going to start with catherine mccrack in, the organization o

industry for 4 decades and former mistake mayor of carson california and helen for

overnight dozens of people sickened by fumes at a warehouse facility in carson, california.d spill. it made workers complain of burning in their noses and their throat. in all 70 patients were evaluated is he scene. 12 taken to area hospitals. the sulfur rifewer rick acid ca from a acid company. >> zimmerman's girlfriend claimed he pointed a gun with him in an argument. >> points a gun at me in my freaking face. (bleep). >> this is not zimmerman's first run in with the law since being acquitted in the death of trayvon martin. he has been pulled over twice for speeding and two months ago his estranged wife accused him of threatening her. >> the death toll from the violent twisters in the midwest now rising to 8 people. this morning accurate forecasts and warnings are being credited with saving many more lives. one of the hardest hit towns that is washington illinois where an ef 4 tornado touched down it had winds up to 190 miles an hour. >> the september 2012 unemployment numbers were manipulated. the numbers were manipulated and the census bureau knew it. employees admitted to fulls

was johnny carson. so this is old john, eh? going right into all homes, across america. mom, i'm on tv! the curtains don't just part, they kind of fly open, and out comes johnny bigger than life itself. introducing the best of the tonight show starring johnny carson, from starvista enteainment and time life.

he was waiting for her in a bar in carson springs, but she was scared, so i went instead. you went? where was cho? we-- i thought it was more likely that he would come quietly if i was alone. he doesn't like cops. doesn't like anyone much. (blaze foley's "cold, cold world" playing) ♪ outside it was hot but inside i was cold ♪ (door closes) (pool balls clatter) hey. let's go. i'm taking you back to the hospital. damn. you can never trust a woman. let's go. look, you can sit down or you can get out, but i'm good here. listen, you need to be in a hospital. i don't believe i need to be doing a damn thing. you have a shotgun pellet lodged in your heart. it could come loose at any time. (snickers) you're just like your mother. worry, worry, worry. i thought you'd be out there looking for the guy who shot you. i'd rather sit here and have another beer. that's my choice. now you make your choice. but i'm telling you i'm not leaving here without a fight. yeah, well, i ain't fighting you anymore. miss, i'll take a beer. (birds chirping) (knock on door) (ringing) hi. whatever it is, we're

encontraban a carson y vikingos se quedaban con la victoria >> en nba lakers y houston. el ex lakers howard anotaba. blake marcó la diferencia, otra vez desde fuera. lakers ganaron 98 a 97. la historia fue diferente para clippers. miami explotaba con su dupla, miami ganó a clippers >> es todo en deportes >> suerte para mexicano mañana >> ahi estaremos >> más adelante hbalaremos de programa consular >> el consulado de méxico y prestigiosas universidades de ese país ofrecen programas virtuales para que continue estudios >> esta universidad virtual ofrece clases de licenciatura e ingenieria. entre los requisitos ser mexicano y tener bachillerato >> se puede consultar a través de página de secretaría de educación publica >> es de gran utilidad para jóvenes que quieren seguir estudiando >> para las maestrias existen becas, las carreras técnicas son en 7 cuatrimestres >> es gran oportunidad para los que trabajan y amas de casa >> en 3 a 4 años se puede completar >> para más información unadmexico.mx >> más información local mañana a las 6 al despertar, luego

carson, go for it. >> i love hing carson, it eats, you are going to eat, too? we need a brussel sprout. >> wait. so you put them on the grill like this. you brush them with the bourbon brownugar carmel. what do you in >> wh's, natalie and i think the sa wa this is adessert, believe it or no cnberry soup. >> eating bread crumbs. >> great new takes o traditional sides for thanksgiving. giada, thank you very much. >> what is going on with the goldfish? >> we will name them tomoow. we have two great nails, jimny gallon and savannah ffie. >> good. i >>> good morning to you, 8:56 now, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >>> in just a few minutes, b.a.r.t.'s directors have a vote, saying they signed a tentative deal. union leaderser expect b.a.r.t. to approve that contract. >>> time to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, lawyer, good morning to you at home. temperatures pretty chilly out there, mostly in the 50s, headed toward the 60s later on, sun and clouds in san jose for today, a fair amount of sunshine by the end of the day, clouds

carson palmer stands in the pocket and finds larry fitzgerald for 26 yards. the cardinals stun the colts 40- 11. cardsals in the afc race. the texans the victim today. both teams are 2-9. >>> it was the long bowl today in st. louis. the rams chris against the bear's kyle with howell also in attendance. the ricky austin heads one way. and that's a 55-yard touchdown run the fourth straight week carson has scored 26 or better. chris comes sprinting from the sidelines to get his brother out of a scuffle. protection by big brother or sibling rivalry? only the lines know for sure. but the older brother has bragging rights when it comes to the game outcome. >>> the packers came from 16 points down and salvaged a 26 all tie with the vickings. both teams played field goals but could get nothing after that. >>> quarterback pairing does not get bigger than this. this game was all denver early. the patriots steven ridley hit by van miller who takes it back 60 yards at the end zone. the patriots staged the greatest come back in team history when brady hit julian adelman a

less charlie rose and more carson daly. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states. multiple reading events are happening every night of the year, competing against a big names like city arts and lectures. radar was voted the winner of these san francisco contest. after two decades of working for free, michelle is able to make radar her full-time job. >> i am a right to myself, but i feel like my work in this world is eagerly to bring writers together and to produce literary events. if i was only doing my own work, i would not be happy. it is, like throwing a party or a dinner party. i can match that person with that person. it is really fun for me. it is nerve wracking during the actual readings. i hope everyone is good. i hope the audience likes them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪

she called for carson commander. she said, "knock it off. let the guy out medically in the way he earned." they did. but the statistics show a lot of other injured guys didn't have anyone to call and they were kicked out. >> today jenson lives a short drive from fort carson. his health deteriorated and he is waiting for approval of an operation ta would give him teeth. >> this is a service army. these are volunteers. this should mean a lot. >> you don't think it means anything today? >> no. it's sad to say. i don't think if means anything. sometimes the soldiers are so broken down, their dignity has been stripped. when you sit down and talk to them, i have to remind them of who they are - you graduated from your basic training, you passed the physical, the written test. remember that day. remember who you were then. >> that's "america tonight's sheila mcviccer. still to come - from the assembly line to the bone yard. budget cuts at the pentagon. we take you to the arizona watch dogs call government waste. power of the people until we restore

robert gray live from carson, california, and rich edson down the street in times square here this new york city. rich, let's start with you. i know you've been busy today helping shoppers find their way around store. i think they believe you work there, right? >> reporter: absolutely. and i'm learning -- here we go -- i'm learning a new trick, huh? huh? not bad. and then the takeoff. >> there we go. >> reporter: there we go. >> whoo! >> reporter: and we're back again. this store opened 5:00 last night, ashley. 5:00 this morning they reordered up some of the doorbuster deals, different doorbuster deals, and it wasn't all that crowded at 5:00 in the morning. but within the last hour or two, this place has been absolutely jammed here. national retail federation predicts that somewhere to the order of $600 billion will be spent by consumers over the next couple of months, through the holiday season. and here at toys r us, they opened up last evening, they every day counts because -- they say every day counts.

carson palmer has been good lately. 14-37 second quarter lead. luck picked here. the card minals 7-4, won four straight games. >>> 20 degrees at kickoff. these ladies don't care about the weather. leading 20-7 in the third quarter. they go up 16 before the packers rally behind form who are raider matt flinn. flinn brings them back. touchdown to boy kin. 218 yards passing. second half and overtime. this ends in 26-26 tie. whether sam ford can win the championship game in two weeks to earn another trip to the rose bowl. 50 point win yesterday with the 116th big game. they retain the act in the fourth year. they move up one spot from ninth to eighth. alabama is one followed by florida state, ohio state, auburn up to four. missouri now in fifth. bears open with 9-0 run. gray, man she was good. 23 point, 10 rebound, cal up 11 at that point. 3-2 they win. 65-51. playing in eugene, against oregon. quick first step in reverse. he had 14. team high 207 points a-- 20 poi boards. 3-3, 182 final in eugene. i was talking about the broncos patriots game. looks like too patriots

less charlie rose and more carson daly. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states. multiple reading events are happening every night of the year, competing against a big names like city arts and lectures. radar was voted the winner of these san francisco contest. after two decades of working for free, michelle is able to make radar her full-time job. >> i am a right to myself, but i feel like my work in this world is eagerly to bring writers together and to produce literary events. if i was only doing my own work, i would not be happy. it is, like throwing a party or a dinner party. i can match that person with that person. it is really fun for me. it is nerve wracking during the actual readings. i hope everyone is good. i hope the audience likes them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪ >> (cheering). (clappin (clapping). >> thank you so much (clapping). >> wow. welcome to the people's house of san francisco. historic. historic day today for all of us for the struggles f

she called for carson commander. she said, "knock it off. let the guy out medically in the way he earned." they did. but the statistics show a lot of other injured guys didn't have anyone to call and they were kicked out. >> today jenson lives a short drive from fort carson. his health deteriorated and he is waiting for approval of an operation ta would give him teeth. >> this is a service army. these are volunteers. this should mean a lot. >> you don't think it means anything today? >> no. it's sad to say. i don't think if means anything. sometimes the soldiers are so broken down, their dignity has been stripped. when you sit down and talk to them, i have to remind them of who they are - you graduated from your basic training, you passed the physical, the written test. remember that day. remember who you were then. >> that's "america tonight's sheila mcviccer. still to come - from the assembly line to the bone yard. budget cuts at the pentagon. we take you to the arizona desert and show you what some watch dogs call government waste. >>> ri

sort of in his seat or speech when there's a disaster happening as appears to be unfolding tonight in carson airport thank you very much you're a carriage aviation expert. you're watching r t thanks for your company but i stride round what we know now what's come out in the last hour or so about this boeing seven three seven that crashed in central russia new reports suggest that fifty two on board all of them we're hearing of been killed our correspondents have been mazzei joins me now live. hi there. you've been hearing what i've been hearing you've been across the news was as well as the details of. rounded up what we know . kevin what we do know is that the seven three seven. on the airlines was heading from a moscow to cazan. was it going to run the airspace for parity trying to land three times before it landed we don't know if it actually landed on the top of the actual landing. internationally. this seemed to be some conflicting information that was coming through the area on saying that it could have been a technical error and now we're hearing that it could have been a crew arrow w

. >> carson palmer with the 49ers at the west. former radar, corner back, huge chunk here. michael floyd, takes a few defenders and he goes 91 yards for the touchdown. cardinals beat the jags, 27-14. they are tied with the 49ers in the west. raiders called undrafted ricky, started training. and you know you're in texas when the bushes make a combo appearance. gary coaching from the box after suffering a mild stroke two weeks ago. this was not exactly the welcome wagon. they hit -- for the first career touchdown. raiders up 7-0. after the case, interception-- it was 14-0. how about this. 14-7. oakland 2nd quarter. and hits martin. this would tie the game at 14. a huge special team, momentum and in favor of the texans. 17-14, houston in the prd 3 -- 3rd. over the linebacker's head, in the lines, and raiders lead 21- 17. later in the 3rd, jennings puts the game away by literally running in. he goes 80 yards for a touchdown. 28-17 lead. jennings finishes with 150 yards. mcgown had 197 yards and three touchdown. >> and a battle in the 4th quarter. try to change the culter. >> it

less charlie rose and more carson daly. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states. multiple reading events are happening every night of the year, competing against a big names like city arts and lectures. radar was voted the winner of these san francisco contest. after two decades of working for free, michelle is able to make radar her full-time job. >> i am a right to myself, but i feel like my work in this world is eagerly to bring writers together and to produce literary events. if i was only doing my own work, i would not be happy. it is, like throwing a party or a dinner party. i can match that person with that person. it is really fun for me. it is nerve wracking during the actual readings. i hope everyone is good. i hope the audience likes them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪ >> (cheering). (clapping)

less charlie rose and more carson daly. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states. multiple reading events are happening every night of the year, competing against a big names like city arts and lectures. radar was voted the winner of these san francisco contest. after two decades of working for free, michelle is able to make radar her full-time job. >> i am a right to myself, but i feel like my work in this world is eagerly to bring writers together and to produce literary events. if i was only doing my own work, i would not be happy. it is, like throwing a party or a dinner party. i can match that person with that person. it is really fun for me. it is nerve wracking during the actual readings. i hope everyone is good. i hope the audience likes them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪ regular meeting for thursday november 14, 2013. please be advised the commission does not allow any sdrumgsz and please 125ur78 when speaking for the commission. i'd like to take roll at

ben carson. we'll have you on again. >> i don't think so. >> happy thanksgiving. >> same to you. >>> you may want to think again before you write a negative review of an online company, especially after what happened to jen and john palmer. utah couple didn't receive a gift they ordered from clear gear.com so they posted a negative review. clear gear fined them $3500 claiming the company violated a nondisparaging remark. clear gear reported the debt messing up the couple's credit rating. they're suing clear gear for $75,000. joining us, vieira givens, personal finance. nina davuluri. ni nina, you're the review person. >> ripoff report, yelp.com. you write an unbiased review. how many stars do you want to give it. they did the right thing. they didn't get the ornament they ordered, they complained about it, and the whole thing backfired. it will make you think twice about posting anything on these types of sites. >> they could not have heat for three weeks because they couldn't buy a furnace. they

it's neurosurgeon ben carson and he wasn't a fox news consultant when he said that. it was after they heard it they said hire that guy. >> one of founders of communism, he said socialized medicine is the keystone of the arch to the socialist state. in other words, you have to get the socialized medicine as the foundation because it gives you control of the people. >> jon: i don't want to it in pick the doctor here but historically slad her lenin never actually said that. it's a made up group and architect actualally, the keystone and the foundation are different things. one is at the top and one is at the bottom. my point is these guys seem more like expert doctors and more likely the shady expert witnesses paid about it defense. to say that the bullet wound is maybe a third nipple, i don't know. what fox really needs is an in-house psychiatrist. >> joining house in is fox news in-house psychiatrist dr. keith ablow. [ laughter ] >> jon: this isn't going to work out well. dr. keith ablow despite the fact that he is a mental health professional with a segment called no

carson. certainly it sounds reasonable for the american people to have this fear, this distrust because of what's going on. and you say in your recent article that things are just going to get worse. originally, we he have had two big problems with obamacare. one the web site is a disaster and two people who get their insurance through the individual market have seen higher premiums and deductibles go sky high. the next thing we are going to see is a much larger segment of the population, people who get their insurance at work and they work for small companies. companies who have between 2 and 50 employees. experts saying those people are going to experience kind of the same thing that those people in the individual market experience. they could be facing same set of problems. >> it seems that people aren't aware that this next wave is even larger, this looming over the healthcare industry. americans very upset when you see some 5.5 million and change have already had their policies cancelled

>> two. >> two of us. >> carson, i got a couple of people for you. they're coming on in. >> guys, clean up. we have guests coming in. get the coffee going. >> perfect. >> the resees. >> it's not as big as it seems on television. it fits about 8 people. >> you have a new project. >> go to today.com and we have narrowed down all the great suggestions that we had and the final options are savannah guppy. jimmy gallon and orange julius and finn. >> what about al grouper? >> didn't make the cut. >> neither did natalie's suggestion, flush. >> i like that. >> isn't this great, now, here. >> yes. >> ask the ladies. what do they like? >> what fish name do you like -- here are the names. savannah guppy, egnara. jimmy gallon. >> jimmy gallon is hard to beat. >> savannah guppy. i like that one. >> coming next on trending, a popular celebrity talking about a bit of a cancer scare. hugh jackman. why he owes his wife a big thank you. >> and where were you? the moment everyone remembers so well. 50 years ago today, we will look doing during black friday? they've got