gore is suing alleging he lost 9 million dollars with bb&t bank. he was scammed. as always there is a shrewd agent. >>> august 2nd, 2014 there will be a soccer match for the sounders. dolphin fans, bengals running the other way. bengals force overtime. cameron will sack dalton. mymiami won. my body guard of 20 years, look who he ran into. jim harbaugh. it is the fellow who runs the radio show. a nice kid but he dressed up and acted like jim harbaugh for the night. he said have a good time i am takeing it one drink at a time. >> cute. >> stay connected. see you tomorrow. kron4.com mobile apps. >>> halloween tv. can you believe matt lauer? >> it's a lot of plastic. >> and exclusive. the george zimmerman juror. her life a living hell. she's lost her job. now her family has to eat on the floor. and down to their last pennies. all because she served on the jury. >> my whole life has fallen apart. >> and exclusive -- the "playboy" model turned high school teacher. breaking her silence. >> why did you take some of these risque photos with "playboy"? >>> then -- boston tr

. >>> al gore once tried to follow in bill clinton's footsteps and become president. now the former vice president is taking a cue from his ex-boss again. this time, it's not about power, it's about pork and beef and chicken. cnn's john berman explains. >> reporter: bill clinton, al gore, the 1992 democratic ticket. ♪ don't stop thinking about tomorrow ♪ >> reporter: but 21 years later, you might say the clinton/gore theme song has gone from fleetwood mac's "don't stop thinking about tomorrow" to, don't stop thinking about tofurkey. they've gone from serving up political red meat to serving up no meat, no fish, no dairy. the news now, according to "forbes" magazine, al gore has joined his running meat, becoming a vegan a couple months ago. >> it's like playing the piano and deciding, i'm only going to use the white keys, not the black and white keys. it does take a little time to get used it. >> reporter: walter scheibe served as white house chef for several years. >> president clinton, a little bit more diverse in his dining, that's sort of a euphemism, saying he

bill clinton, al gore. the 1992 democratic ticket. but 21 years later, you might say the clinton/gore theme song has gone from fleetwood mac's "don't stop thinking about tomorrow" to don't stop thinking about tofurkey. they have gone from southern fried to southern fennel, from serving up political red meat to serving up no meat, no fish, no dairy. according to forbes magazine, al gore has joined his running mate becoming a vegan a couple months ago. >> it's like playing the piano and deciding one day i'm only going to use the white keys. does take a little time to get used to it. >> walter scheib served as white house chef for 11 years, cooking up meals for president clinton back when he and his v.p. had broader dietary ranges. >> president clinton, more diverse in his diet. sort of a euphemism saying he ate pretty much everything. his diet probably not the best. >> president clinton described his updated diet to dr. sanjay gupta in 2011. >> i like the stuff i eat. i like the vegetables, the fruits, the beans, the stuff i eat now, i

. >> i metal gore. >> jimmy: you did? >> you did too. >> jimmy: when did you meet al gore? >> the night al gore was on. >> jimmy: at the show. what 5-year-old wouldn't want to meet al gore. >> he is the vice president of the united states. g gyp >> jimmy: i know. were you excited. did you talk to him? >> i did. no other 5-year-old kid would like to. >> jimmy: i was just kidding when i said that. did he sign anything for you? >> my energy book of course. >> jimmy: an energy book for you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: have you read the book? >> yeah, i have read it. >> jimmy: did you like it? >> yeah. it has like -- my favorite part is the wind turbines on the front. >> jimmy: really. >> yeah, wind turbines. >> jimmy: you like wind turbines. next team we will talk wind turbines. >> ha-ha-ha. yeah. >> jimmy: that wasn't a joke, arden. but, you, since you were here last you have become very interested in geography, right? >> yeah, right. that's why -- >> jimmy: we have maps on the wall. so you know every country in the world -- >> that does not have south sudan on it. >> jimmy: missing a

. >> i metal gore. >> jimmy: you did? >> you did too. >> jimmy: when did you meet al gore? >> the night al gore was on. >> jimmy: at the show. what 5-year-old wouldn't want to meet al gore. >> he is the vice president of the united states. g gyp >> jimmy: i know. were you excited. did you talk to him? >> i did. no other 5-year-old kid would like to. >> jimmy: i was just kidding when i said that. did he sign anything for you? >> my energy book of course. >> jimmy: an energy book for you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: have you read the book? >> yeah, i have read it. >> jimmy: did you like it? >> yeah. it has like -- my favorite part is the wind turbines on the front. >> jimmy: really. >> yeah, wind turbines. >> jimmy: you like wind turbines. next team we will talk wind turbines. >> ha-ha-ha. yeah. >> jimmy: that wasn't a joke, arden. but, you, since you were here last you have become very interested in geography, right? >> yeah, right. that's why -- >> jimmy: we have maps on the wall. so you know every country in the world -- >> that does not have south sudan on it. >> jimmy: missing a

and albert gore, senior. also speaking to kennedy about the tax issue and there is a great scene in my book at eleanor roosevelt's funeral, it's not just a book by leibovitz. our town has this great scene at the tim russert you know what everyone is doing their own business at the funeral in a kind of modern washington way and the same thing was happening at hyde park at eleanor roosevelt's funeral and al gore senior kind of just cornered him and said that he was talking about the tax cut. and dwight eisenhower was standing in the corner trying to say hello to his successor and he couldn't even although his way into the conversation. and then on the airfield, where the two men were returning to washington, kennedy sent for him and was on another plane and had him right back continue the conversation. that is a first kennedy rule of leadership. once you decide, the decision is made. and well, you guys, you won. presidential me to shut up about it. >> there are newspaper headlines about al gore denouncing the k

we decided to go with some that exeexemplified itself in gore. southwest wind of homer, the southwestern part of the united states. >> is this great uncle tougher, badder than the t-rex? >> no, nobody is tougher and badder than t-rex. at its time, it was the biggest baddest meat eating dinosaur around. >> so why is this discovery significant? >> well, what it really does is, it rewrites the family tree leading to t-rex. and also shows us there's a lot of evolution going on within this tree and these animals were really invented on western north america. it pushes our history back to look back into the particularly record. >> this is called lythronex, am i pronouncing it right? >> yes. >> it roamed an area the stretch of mexico to alaska and parts of utah and was the topped from or the of its time, correct? >> yes, there was a giant sea wave that separated america about 90 million years ago, this isolated north america and produced a continent we called larimidia. t rex triceriritops they foot lg skull weighing about 2500 pounds. t-rex weighs in a

butterfly ballot and some voters inadvertently voted for pat buchanan when they meant to vote for al gore and joe lieberman the butterfly ballot that's being criticized has been in use by the chicago democratic machine for twenty years prior to that so there was nothing wrong with that ballot it's very simple there's an arrow in a hole if you're too stupid to know how to vote with simple instructions and perhaps you're too dumb to vote. no i don't think there was i don't think there was anything fraudulent about that election all right i think we're not very very close yeah i guess half a million votes. is not that close to me you seem to be a huge fan of political theater or what you call political performance. art why do you think that this is a healthy way to approach politics in this country and how can we ever expect real progress of people like you treat politics like a game when so many people are suffering. because politics is about being interesting because if you turn on the television at night with the advent of cable there are hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of channels and

butterfly ballot and some voters inadvertently voted for pat buchanan when they meant to vote for al gore and joe lieberman the butterfly ballot that's being criticized has been in use by the chicago democratic machine for twenty years prior to that so there was nothing wrong with that ballot it's very simple there's an arrow in the hole if you're too stupid to know how to vote with simple instructions and perhaps you're too dumb to vote no i don't think there was i don't think there was anything fraudulent about that election all right i think we're not very very close yeah i guess half a million votes. is not that close to me you seem to be a huge fan of political theater or what you call political performance. art why do you think that this is a healthy way to approach politics in this country and how can we ever expect real progress that people like you create politics like a game when so many people are suffering. because politics is about being interesting because if you turn on the television at night with the advent of cable there are hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of channels

butterfly ballot and some voters inadvertently voted for pat buchanan when they meant to vote for al gore and joe lieberman the butterfly ballot that's being criticized has been in use by the chicago democratic machine for twenty years prior to that so there was nothing wrong with that ballot it's very simple there's an arrow in a hole if you're too stupid to know how to vote with simple instructions and perhaps you're too dumb to vote no i don't think there was i don't think there was anything fraudulent about that election all right i think we're very very close yeah i guess half a million votes. is not that close to me you seem to be a huge fan of political theater or what you call political performance. art why do you think that this is a healthy way to approach politics in this country and how can we ever expect real progress that people like you create politics like a game when so many people are suffering. because politics is about being interesting because if you turn on the television at night with the advent of cable there are hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of channels and t

butterfly ballot and some voters inadvertently voted for pat buchanan when they meant to vote for al gore and joe lieberman the butterfly ballot that's being criticized has been in use by the chicago democratic machine for twenty years prior to that so there was nothing wrong with that ballot it's very simple there's an arrow in a hole if you're too stupid to know how to vote with simple instructions and perhaps you're too dumb to vote. no i don't think there was i don't think there was anything fraudulent about that election all right i think we're not very very close yeah i guess half a million votes. is not that close to me you seem to be a huge fan of political theater or what you call political performance. art why do you think that this is a healthy way to approach politics in this country and how can we ever expect real progress that people like you treat politics like a game when so many people are suffering. because politics is about being interesting because if you turn on the television at night with the advent of cable there are hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of channels a

butterfly ballot and some voters inadvertently voted for pat buchanan when they meant to vote for al gore and joe lieberman the butterfly ballot that's being criticized has been in use by the chicago democratic machine for twenty years prior to that so there was nothing wrong with that ballot it's very simple there's an arrow in a hole if you're too stupid to know how to vote with simple instructions and perhaps you're too dumb to vote no i don't think there was i don't think there was anything fraudulent about that election all right i think we're not very very close yeah i guess half a million votes. is not that close to me if you see me huge fan of political theater or what you call political performance. art why do you think that this is a healthy way to approach politics in this country and how can we ever expect real progress that people like you create politics like a game when so many people are suffering. because politics is about being interesting because if you turn on the television at night with the advent of cable there are hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of channels and

butterfly ballot and some voters inadvertently voted for pat buchanan when they meant to vote for al gore and joe lieberman the butterfly ballot that's being criticized has been in use by the chicago democratic machine for twenty years prior to that so there was nothing wrong with that ballot it's very simple there's an arrow in a hole if you're too stupid to know how to vote with simple instructions and perhaps you're too dumb to vote no i don't think there was i don't think there was anything fraudulent about that election all right i think we're very very close yeah i guess half a million votes. is not that close to me if you see me huge fan of political theater or what you call political performance. art why do you think that this is a healthy way to approach politics in this country and how can we ever expect real progress that people like you treat politics like a game when so many people are suffering. because politics is about being interesting because if you turn on the television at night with the advent of cable there are hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of channels and there

bush but john kerry ended up being their nominee and blending gore didn't even run while we are about a thousand days away from election day chris christie has been christened by the polls as the rip. publican mini however you still celebrating of landslide victory over barbara bono in the new jersey governor's race what i'm interested in doing is being the governor of new jersey practice we've got a lot of things to do a lot of things to focus on and i know everybody's going to be speculating about what may come in my future lots of other people's future and our party on the blue side we had hillary clinton leading the polls for the twenty sixteen alexion she was also polled as the nominee for the two thousand and four and two thousand and eight elections and the years before the race i don't think anyone would have predicted in two thousand and seven that barack obama is going to win the democratic nomination another candidate can surprise told stories or other factors could arise for someone not to run hillary was inevitable in two thousand and eight we don't know what's going to h

bush but john kerry ended up being their nominee and wending gore didn't even run while we are about a thousand days away from election day chris christie has been christened by the polls as the republican nominee however you still celebrating of landslide victory over barbara bono in the new jersey governor's race what i'm interested in doing is being the governor of new jersey practice we've got a lot of things to do a lot of things to focus on and i know everybody's going to be speculating about what may come in my future lots of other people's future and our party on the blue side we had hillary clinton leading the polls for the two thousand and sixteen election she was also polled as the nominee for the two thousand and four and two thousand and eight elections and the years before the race i don't think anyone would have predicted in two thousand and seven that barack obama is going to win the democratic nomination another candidate can surprise pollsters or other factors could arise for someone not to run hillary was inevitable in two thousand and eight we don't know what's go

bush but john kerry ended up being their nominee and wending gore didn't even run while we are about a thousand days away from election day chris christie has been christened by the polls as the republican nominee however he still celebrating his landslide victory over barbara bono in the new jersey governor's race what i'm interested in doing is being the governor of new jersey practice we've got a lot of things to do a lot of things to focus on and i know everybody's going to be speculating about what may come. in my future and lots of other people's future in our party on the blue side we had hillary clinton leading the polls for the two thousand and sixteen election she was also polled as the nominee for the two thousand and four and two thousand and eight elections and the years before the race i don't think anyone would have predicted in two thousand and seven that barack obama was going to win the democratic nomination another candidate can surprise pollsters or other factors could arise for someone not to run hillary was the notable in two thousand and eight we don't know wha

development of public opinion on whether we should actively engage in global warming because that is when al gore movement came out. saw it and hee got a lot of publicity. he won a nobel prize and there .as a lot of coverage of that there was a major scientific reports. once again pointing to the threat of global warming and are going that something had to be done in the united states and other countries. is if youf the matter look at questions that were asked, i cannot use the old gallupns but more about, was asking about how serious a was asking if they believed global warming was happening. we may have to flip it. the people do not think it's a big threat or higher here, case, oninion in this both questions, split along party lines. not so much around 2006. actually not that are apart right around here. suddenly, a new media campaign was launched, which one scholar tracked by coding all the stores on fox news, msnbc, abc, cbs. particularly the stories on fox news, went from night to day to featuring stories about climate change as a hoax that scientists were trying to perpetrate on the public

. >> gore. >> al gore is a vegan now. correct. instant bonus you can double your winnings. when al gore was elected in 1992, who was his opponent? >> could you repeat that. >> when al gore was elected in 1992, who was his opponent? >> dan quayle. >> dan quayle is correct. spoken confidently. 100 point question. on the heels of a two-day iowa tour, this southern governor who is not shy about his 2016 presidential ambitions will gain trip this week to the early prime ministerary state of south carolina joy. >> incorrect. time. rick perry. 100 points. democratic control of the legislature in this swing state was preserved this week. >> it's colorado. >> colorado it is. 100 points for raul. >> that brings us to the end of the round. emily 100. raul into the load with 200 after an early slip-up. now joy with 100 points. this brings us to the 200 point round. questions get a little more difficult. stakes a little higher. you still have 100 second on the clock. we will put it up there and as soon as it is, we will go with this. this former senator who vowed never to be a lobbyist

i thought i was about to get gored on the leg. >> a lot of people are praising these two. eventually the video ends and they leave the deer beer. >> they would have been easy prey for somebody else but they wanted to do something nice. >> i'm going to call this a rescue attempt. this is in seminole county, florida. we're seeing a group of officers trying to wake up the suspected drunk driver inside the drunk. >> he's sleeping? >> he's apparently passed out at the wheel. >> great. >> you can see they're shaking the truck because he's still in drive. >> did he stop at a stop light and foot fell off the brake or something? >> if he does wake up, what's to stop him from taking off? >> right about here as this emergency vehicle is pulling up, you see the guy does wake up, slams on the gas and pushes the patrol car across the street on to on coming traffic, eventually crashing it into a tree. he had the green light. >> he probably thought he could go. >> at least it stopped. >> in the driver seat was 23-year-old damian browning. apparently next to him a 24 ounce empty beer bottl

the king of gore was discovered four years ago in utah. paleontologists calling it a great uncle to the t rex. it was 24 feet long 8 feet tall and it was covered in scales and feathers. researchers say the discovery offers valuable new insight into the evolution of the tyrannosaur tyrannosaurus. >> the king of gore. >> victoria secret unveiling the fantasy bra. everyone look at the screen. you have got to. this time it has a $10 million price tag on it. it is the highest since before the recession hits. model candice showing off the 14 carat gold under garment. it is made with more than 4,000 precious stones. she will be wearing the bee jeweled bra for the annual fashion show. who is prettier the bra or this beautiful girl? >> does any one ever buy that i wonder? >> no one can afford it. >> it is 26 arch the top of the hour. one cancer survivor knowing first hand about the president's broken congress when it comes to obamacare. >> i feel like i am a loser in this because i have lost my medical insurance and potentially can lose my doctors.

ell let's not use bush gore then. let's use brown v. board of education. >> i'm not saying it's good or bad. just the pressure is there. it's not just the pressure of digital media is not just the immediate and the short but it's the pressure to -- it's a wonderful pressure which is what i think is the real hievement of scotus blog, is its data base, is it's following a story over a period of time. >> although the question about -- >> talking about a case as if you might come back to the subject some other time. >> but the question about electronic devices in the court is about instantaneous. >> but i'm saying there is a radical shift here of redefining the story. journalism is about teg the story in a most authoritative way. if you get a new media forum, you get to think what is the story? so it's interesting that these questions have arose. maybe we should be covering other things if we had more access. and then the other question is, how do you honor the complexity of the part of the procedural part of the court, which is the focus?

two or violent gore three. >> what about parental responsibility. i look at adam lanza and i have to say she lost her life and that's tragic but nancy lanza, adam's mother was grossly responsible and in the raising flags about this boy. he is blackening out his windows, she's taking him to gun ranges and he communicates by e-mail the last few months of his life and she doesn't bring anybody in to tackle a ticking time bomb. what do you say to other parents who might have concerns about their son? should they do? >> i happen to be very sympathetic to mrs. lanza because i know what it's like to deal with people who have developmental disabilities, who are periodically violent, what cannot be committed and what happens in some homes with parent whose are struggling with children with behavioral disorders, if they can get somebody to a doctor, a young male refuses to take medicine and there is enough of a climate of fear in the home that the illness ends up controlling the home. we don't know what happened in the lanza home, but we do know that she's th

gore, bush v. kerry, kerry v. predator. (laughter) but as much as i love the political horse race, i am disgusted with my colleagues on the sunday shows. the last presidential election was only a year ago. i can't believe the media is wasting its time speculating on 2016 front-runners. and neither condition k the 2016 front-runner. chris christie appeared on all four sunday shows to talk about how much he didn't want to talk about the presidential race. race.laugh. >> governor, how interested are you in running for president in 2016? >> well, chris, what i'm interested in doing is being the governor of new jersey. what i'm focused on is doing my job in the state of new jersey. i'm the governor of new jersey. for me, i'm the governor of new jersey and my job is to run the state of new jersey. >> stephen: yes, he's just the governor of new jersey. that's why he went on "meet the jersey" "fox news jersey sunday" "face the turnpike" and "this new jersey with new jersey new jerseyopolis." (laughter) and i admire how despite all

two or violent gore three. >> what about parental responsibility. i look at adam lanza and i have to say she lost her life and that's tragic but nancy lanza, adam's mother was grossly responsible and in the raising flags about this boy. he is windows, she's taking him to gun ranges and he communicates by e-mail the last few months of his life and she doesn't bring anybody in to tackle a ticking time bomb. what do you say to other parents who might have concerns about their son? should they do? >> i happen to be very sympathetic to mrs. lanza because i know what it's like to deal with people who have developmental disabilities, who are periodically violent, what cannot become mitted and what happens in some homes with parent whose are struggling with children with behavioral disorders, if they can get somebody to a doctor, a young male refuses to take medicine and there is enough of a climate of fear in the home that the illness ends up controlling the home. we don't know what happened in the lanza home, but we do know that she's the only person who

he has rubbed elbows with president obama, al gore and other champions of the environment. the legal battle over public access to this beach is not over. the community members who lost in court plan to appeal and a separate lawsuit has yet to be heard. >> thank you very much. pretty amazing there when you think about it. not what you would expect. >>> "outfront," we've told you the story of a woman missing for weeks only to be found in a hospital stair well where she had been dead the whole time. >>> and then secret meetings about benghazi our coverage continues. and does chris christie's big win in new jersey mean the death of the tea party? just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it got his okay on treatment from miles away. it even pulled strings with the stoplights. my ambulance talks with smoke alarms and pilots and stadiums. but, of course, it's a good listener too. [ female announcer ] today cisco is connecting the internet of every

. >> al gore from 2009. coverage of the miami book fair. that is a live picture the c-span bus in 2013 part of the street out in front of chapman hall at miami-dade college north side of downtown miami. just a minute, representative debbie wasserman schultz will be live in chad are talking about her new book for the "for the next generation." -- created our world followed via chris mathews at 5:00 p.m. in between those two panelists will have to call and opportunities. you'll be able to talk to jeremy scahill of "dirty wars" and representative debbie wasserman shultz. that is what coming up in our coverage. if you'd like to see this casual, go to book tv.org. you can also get updates from miami are twitter feed at time but tv is are twitter handle. you can also go to face the.com/booktv. blake is there to get the updates all week long for but tv. well, we are going to go to the room. debbie wasserman schultz should be there in just a minute. she will be introduced. this is live coverage from the miami book fair. [inaudible conversations] >>

gore so detrimental to one's own efforts and imaging to resume from our country. this issue has become a mission to get into mumbai decoration chavez with. i would have forced us to be put in. going next the thus baucus the new officials have denounced any drone attacks but the washington post story exposes the noteworthy that the new obama strikes with the old school actively participated in selecting some targets. one documents files and ten. jeans and t ball striking the site is cool what's your government this is going with the cooperation the intelligence agencies in the two nations. i ended mixed tapes have a strong ongoing competition and open each. it was a useful addition. your support of the usual goings in the meeting. emphasizing the need for an end to such strikes. cheap old nicholas was full of pockets on each wrist and the beast was said to be pretty. we should instead focus on stuff and signed all stripes will be on a few occasions when the topic was up suzuki isolated and no tones asked about the damage. still it was a frost on it all possible bec

one german, katrin goring-eckhart, called the alleged spying an unprecedented breach of trust between two countries. unprecedentd? i don't know katrin. (laughter and applause) personally, i think -- i think -- (cheers and applause) i think deutschland deutschland uber reacting and i am not alo alone. >> the fact, is like it or not this is often a reality of real-world politics. >> we spy on foreign leaders, they spy on our leaders or try to. we're better at it perhaps than they are and they don't like it. >> everybody spies on everybody. it's like a marriage in which both spouses pretend the other spouse isn't cheating it's just easier. >> stephen: it's a perfectly healthy relationship. all the allies are screwing around on everybody else. at this point, nato is just one big ass-pile. (laughter) but the merkel jerks out there keep saying ooh, but remember what obama said in his 2008 berlin speech? >> true partnership and true progress requires constant work and sustained sacrifice. they require allies who will listen to each other, learn from each other, and, most of all, trust each o

all that covered, refugee camps, cat gore 5 hurry-ups in mexico. it does not get any worse than this. a massive humanity has taken over this airport. from the crying babies to those in wheelchairs, thousands here have nothing. and the smell of human waste is overwhelming and ever present. the good news is, it is not raining. >> one san jose family is grieving the loss of 11 family members in the philippines. >> one daughter, two sons, six grandkids and two inlaws. >> he says he does know that his sister survived and that other family members are trying to get her out of the disaster zone. to distract themselves from the grief they are helping to raise money for the relief efforts. >>> go to ktvu.com to help learn how you can help. look for topics on the link to 10 organizations coordinating that massive relief operation. >>> new faa rules for pilots, designed to make flying safer, is coming under fire because of a loophole. the new rules require pilots of apparently planes to be limited to 9 hours a day but not to cargo planes, they can be in the a

. >> you site david boice, he represented ibm against the united states, al gore in his election, he also is dyslexic. the new statesman said, according to your theory, siting statistics showing proportionately more people with dyslexia enjoy worldly success than without. not even gladwell can run the experiment in which boyce repeats his dyslexia, seems more personal about the attack but there was a lot of it about the dyslexia part. >> you can say certain things, not every idea can be presented or tested with scientific rigor. it's not possible. in my book outliers, i play with the idea that perhaps something about the culture of rice cultivation in southern china has contributed to asian success, chinese success in mathematics. is that a provable assumption? have no, you can't rerun history, see how chinese would do it if they hadn't had a rice cultivation, but is it not useful to play with that idea? of course not. first submit it to seven layers of academic rigor, they're saying the world would be a very boring place. i think it's fun to play with ideas, so in the case of david

because not only did he get gored by a bull, but he's had to put up with that kind of stuff for 3 months. what does she want, another 10? hey, how did robert's appointment go? not good. what do you mean? what happened? i asked the doctor about the clicking in my jaw when i chew sometimes... and he said there isn't much i could really do about it. i have a suggestion. what about robert? oh, no, he's good. his therapy's going very well. in fact, he can move back into his apartment in 3 weeks. oh, my god, another 3 weeks? hey, robert. hey, robert! well, i suppose you heard my wonderful news. yeah, 3 more weeks! 3 more weeks. oh, listen, 3 more weeks! if you say it like that. here, let me try... bubonic plague! hey, what do you got, is that a new cushion? whoo. boy, i wish i had one of those. man, that is...sweet. robbie, 3 more weeks is not so bad. your father and i will help you with your stretching. i just wanna say, if you do the one where you throw your legs over your head, all baggage must be completely stowed. all right, go ahead and laugh. that's what everyone else does. robert, list

. >> the race between kennedy and nixon is almost compared to bush v gore of current times. >> yeah, the closest race in which the president wins the popular vote and the electoral vote, the closest race this country has ever seen. >> of all of the things you have found out, what is the one thing that stands out most in your mind about the kennedy legacy? >> i think what stands out is the way in which a very, very, very rich man said to his children, i have made enough money. there is no morality or ethics in make more. we don't need it, take my money and do good in the world. >> would it happen again? >> one would hope so. >> but it has -- hasn't? >> no, it hasn't. someone always goes off of the road and detours from public service, but the kenendys have not. >> you have made enough money, no go serve. >> yeah. wouldn't that be wonderful. >> like i said a massive book, thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >>> up next we have less than a week to go until thanksgiving and a major nor'easter could be developing. >> that's right. this could have major impacts across the southeast a

let's get to sandhya pat dwroel see how strong gusts goring to be. sandhya? >> it's gusty up here. i'm having a hard time just holding myself down here, winds are going. white caps on the bay. trees going. let me show you the area that is under wind advisory. lake county area, peninsula, coast until tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m . north bay mountains until 10:00 p.m tomorrow. especially with the recent rain, check out wind gusts now. 44 fairfield. 37 napa. windy conditions i can tell you when you consider the windchill factor it's colder up here. i'll be back with what is coming upping -- coming for the weekend >> a judge ordered samsung to pay apple $290 million in a patent dispute. the verdict covers 13 older samsung devices. a previous jury awarded a billion dollars but a judge concluded they miscalculated. she through out a part of the damages and ordered a new trial. samsung is expected to appeal the verdict. >> bart contract negotiations stretched on eight months, including two strikes and pro two employees killed. trains are running but the vote on a contract deal that maybe

and forty-niners running back frank gore is suing a bank over millions in investment losses gary has that story and all of the sport next on 40 nine san francisco forty-nis aldon smith is apparently willing good today. >> smith is expected to play in a little more than a week at home when the set a cisco 40 niner's host of the carolina panthers. >> smith will be ready to go a week from sunday. >> i wonder what the end as elk will do about the news that smith is coming back. >> what will they do about his charges and his alcohol abuse. >> the league will determine if he will be suspended their ally bad news for san francisco 49 or running back frank gore and are suing a bank for nearly $60 million in investment losses appeared alleging that his adviser place their money and in late in ago alabama casino venture corp. for the most money he alleges he lost almost $9 million with the bank base in north carolina. >> some of the other names and bob are mayor whether a future hall of famer and ray lewis of the baltimore ravens. >> at the first game at the new stadium will be the san francis

joining us now is aaron car moan, and andrew kaczynski andy gore bowl ski, managing editor at thinking thinkprogress.org. >> really want to hear from his staff. so far covering for them pretending this is not real plagiarism. i think -- >> let me ask you, you're a journalist in the dot com world. we know wikipedia is out there. they had to outlaw it in schools, tell kids not to use it. is it a valid defense to say he was using wikipedia, which is not -- i don't know. >> he wasn't using wikipedia, he was copy and pasting wikipedia. i want to represent for all internet journalists and say we don't copy/paste, it doesn't count. it's not about lifting information, it's about lifting word for word, as andrew reported. i think the problem is, he wants to cast himself as a serious guy. and serious people do not lift their speeches from wikipedia. i mean, he is just making himself look like he's just not substantial. >> andrew, you've obviously done a lot of major reporting on this. how serious a story -- we're laughing and challenging rachel maddow to a dual. how serious is this for paul? >>

and i remember senator -- then-vice president al gore was sitting in the chair up there, mr. president. but we were one vote short. today, however, as times have changed, we know you need 60 votes to pass things here now. just think about that. 17 years ago, 50 -- 51 votes would have passed this bill. now you've got to have 60 votes. but i won't get into the testify in having to change the -- in to the necessity of having to change the rules of the senate. but we need 60 votes before we can even bring the bill up. it is a tribute to the leadership of the bill's sponsors, senator jeff merkley and senator mark kirk, that we have now reached 60 votes. actually, as of just last week, we only had about 57, 58. and another person came on. then another person this morning announced -- senator heller of nevada announced his support for the bill and that puts us as 60 votes. so we have the 60 votes. and i'm predicting, mr. president, we'll get more than 60 votes. once you reach that critical mass, i think people here will understand that this is a ste step -- another step in the direc

this guy in the gray car cut across the gore pointed jobs traffic that is growing and is splitting lanes like he is driving a motorcycle. this driver is and the dedicated car pool lanes are required for passengers and fasttrack transponder. which is called the driver could end up with a $500 car pool violation ticket and she creeps along thinking of a plan. then in a stroke of genius, the passenger gestures to the driver and a park asking for permission to merge despite the lanes divider. then is a bit of confusion no one appears to be on the same page. and then finally get things worked out but you have to ask which is the bigger ticket the purple or the driver of the lane dividers. the answer the driver could of been cited for three separate violations car pool, and speeding the flow of traffic and crossing a divide how about a grand and tickets and two points. >>: it got to keep going. >>: this lady just decided to stop and wait. >>: and his driver came out of the carpool lane across the gore point and impeding the flow of traffic. this driver time out of traffic into the car pooling

former vice president al gore will likely be feasting on tofurkey. according to "the washington post" an unnamed source close to gore confirms the revelation made in a recent "forbes" article. no word whether bielecki will be giving tips about giving up beef and poultry. a smile on miley cyrus and her cat. >> we have a big deal, nuclear deal with iran. they made some kind of an agreement, they will give up their enrichment program and -- but something is not right at the white house. did you see the president? >> no. >> i think it's the wear and tear of the office. president obama is announcing the big nuclear agreement with iran. something is not right. >> okay. >> take a look at this and then we'll talk about it. >> diplomacy opened up a new path for the world, a future in which you can verify that iran's nuclear program. >> he has a giant cat there. >> that cat is everywhere. that's going to wrap things up for me. alex wagner is up next. who would you vote for, caramel or popcorn? either of those gobbles? >> i'm going to go with popcorn. >> that's

that is the supreme court said in bush versus gore that the recount is done. that ruling in a lot of cultures and a lot of years would have resulted in riots. but in the united states it was simply accepted. on some level, despite interested in books or whatever, -- thes recognized justice is recognized. they detract from the sands in the nation that they are a group that objectively articulates the law so i do think they like their privacy on some level. they like the fact that they can go around and be in the community without having to have overwhelming security that a lot of government officials have to have. the institution itself depends on the idea that it is not just whoincidence of 19 people >> could you describe your efforts to get press credentials and why that has been unsuccessful? >> sure. this has been another incident in which the court has been relatively ok. they have been thinking about this for a while. the history of this is that the blog originally asked to be credentialed in the supreme court. we were told we needed to have said russ cre

if you goring to a destination inland it will be in the up ir40s by 9:00. you know, clear skies, it will get cool tonight. right now, we have 52 degrees at concord. oakland others 52. santa rose a53. santa rosa gets down to the upper 30s. on thanksgiving we have a chance but not much of a chance with shower coming in on thanksgiving day. between now and then we have plenty of sun and tomorrow looks good. we have readings in the middle 60s. and, sunshine inland around the coast, low 60s will do it. the bay, in between, 64 degrees on average. what is happening is, high pressure is building into the pass civic northwest. high pressure builds, it will scoot out. causing all of that-1/2 being on in texas and do it in florida and the eastern seaboard. clear skies tonight, allowing things to get nice and chilly. dry weather through wednesday as the high remands in command until late wednesday. low pressure will move in and that will give us a little bit of a chance of showers on thanksgiving. not a big deal. chilly night tonight. dry through wednesday and wet. by

he's rubbed elbows with president obama, al gore and other champions of the environment. >> the legal battle over public access to this beach is not over. the community members who lost in court plan to appeal, and a separate lawsuit has yet to be heard. erin? >> casey, thank you very much. pretty amazing mstory when you think about it. >>> we'll tell you the story of a woman who went missing for weeks only to be found dead in a hospital stairwell where she'd been the whole time. the story gets even worse. the late-breaking development tonight. then secret meetings about benghazi. why members of the house intelligence committee believe they're being stonewalled by the cia. our coverage continues. >>> and does chris christie's big win in new jersey mean the death of the tea party? when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-ar

family to the success of the middle-class. >> ifill: senator johnson, what about the whose ox is being gored question? >> well, we already have one chamber of the congress that's ruled by the majority. that's the house. the senate was supposed to be more deliberative. it's supposed to protect the minority rights. senator robert byrd has to be rolling over on his grave based on what his democratic colleagues have done today. this is a very sad day and, you know, the fact of the matter is the way the rules in the senate should be changed is an incredibly bipartisan way before the start of every congress by the a two-thirds vote. that's how you get bipartisanship. that's how you start healing this divide that really, really began with the totally partisan vote around obamacare. that split our parties. that split this nation and it hasn't been healed yet and today's action certainly isn't helping heal that division. it's widening it. it's a very sad day for the united states senate and america. >> ifill: that's what i was going ask you both as a final question. do you feel like the senate is mor