tucker me sometiÓ y me infecto. dios, tengo tanto miedo de dormirme. voy a perderlo y voy a perderte. ♪. >> voy a perder todo lo que me importa. >> no, no, no es asÍ. no puedes estar una semana sin dormir carol, hay una farmacia, haremos lo que sea necesario para que no te duermas. carol, solo quiero que sepas que no hay nada que no harÍa por ti. nada. ♪. >> sal, sal, tenemos que dejar el auto, ahora. >> ben. >> yo te busco. >> no! >> busca a oliver. ♪. >> mami, mamÁ. >> acompÁÑeme. ♪. >> esto la va ayudar a dormir, tenemos un lugar para que se recueste. ♪. >> ben, estoy en el tren, ¿estÁs bien? ♪. >> no! ♪. ♪. >> jim, ¿y tus padres jim? >> no sobrevivieron. tu familia es mi familia ahora. ya basta de pretender, ven duerme. >> no me gustarÍa salir con todos viÉndome, solo quiero hacerlo sola, lo harÉ, solo que si quieren enciÉrrenme aquÍ, solo quiero estar sola, ¿sÍ? >> estÁ viendo "the invasion" y este domingo en cine de las estrellas. policÍa de pittsburg, este es un arresto. >> no es justo. >> estÁ arrestada. >> ¿q

i want to join miss tucker in recognizing. >> i also want to recognize miss tucker's family because the youth she works with and represents here tonight are our future and they are our legacy. as so many people have said leading up to the celebration of this commemoration of the march, this is not a time for us to rest on our laurels or to be occupied with what has happened in the past and what has been accomplished in the past. we need to move forward in supporting in bringing forth the youth and community. thank you to her family. now i will give it to cheryl davis. [ applause ] >> i have to say this is such a humbling experience tonight to hear all the speakers that have gone before speaking with paul henderson but each of the speakers, their comments have resonated. it's an amazing opportunity to celebrate and recognize that the work is still going forward and there is still hope. i'm going to move into next section and category we are going to move into advancement into economic justice. this is asian american justice asian law caucus. [ applause ] >> good evening, my name is chris

tucker, you're in the media, you're also a ceo. so basically you're something horrible. >> everybody in the media is a psychco path and annoying, but in is totally fake. by far, the craziest people in america are shrinks. everybody knows that. some of them are charming, but they are bonkers, flat-out nuts. most ceos are just not that interesting. >> basically a lot of the things they said were psychopathic was successful. >> this is revenge of the dorks. >> mike, what do you make of this? >> i love the way this comes on the heels of -- >> it's ego, not psychopath, right? >> i think it's a combination of everything. i think you've got to be a certain someone to put yourself out there. >> yeah. >> for criticism, for praise or whatever. and i think you have to have a thick skin, know your own mind. as a ceo, you have to make decisions and not care what people think. so i can see that. the fact is, in the top three means it's not number one. >> right. >> that's what i'm surprised about. >> joanne, how psychopathic are beauty contestant

tucker, i guess the question is, today he met with insurance -- the commissioners. and the state insurance commissioners, they make a big say about whether these states go along, and there were nine saying now that they're not going along. >> that's right. here's the bottom line. any solution needs to guarantee profits for insurance companies, period, or else obama care cannot work. therefore, the solution will guarantee profits for insurance companies. that will make obama care too expensive. someone has to relent. that will be doctors. you saw today, the columnists, i would say the white house, attacked america's doctors as coddled, overpaid, they're whining that obama care doesn't pay them enough. i predict this will be an attack you see leveled at all kinds of democrats. it's doctors who prevent this system from working and they need to have their compensation regulated and curtailed by government. this is the next frontier of their excuse making for why obaema care doesn't work. >> tweet the panel, linda in ft. worth asked this from the panel, why is the obama

it led to a justin tucker field goal. the ravens are up 6-3. the jets offense were a complete debacle. look at this. this is comedy hour out there. look at this fumble. are you kidding me? easy recovery there for suggs. unbelievable. how about the ravens though? they were just on point. joe flacco, airing one out deep. this time to jacoby jones, ravens win 19-3. jets. >>> afc north showdown, steelers visiting the browns, we're tied in the second quarter, ben roethlisberger, going to go up top to antonio brown, a 41 yard touchdown strike, the steelers

tucker, this is a dangerous world. the public sees it. you have to make the investments today to secure tomorrow. this is exactly what the constitution says is the first responsibility of government and that's what they all concluded at the reagan library. >> weak american defense invites aggression. frank luntz joining us. thank you for coming on. i appreciate it. >> thank you, tucker. >>> taking the christ and the toys out of christmas. one school forced to cancel the toy drive because it promoted christianity. then, it's the latest fitness craze taking the world or parts of it by storm. it's as easy as knowing your abc's. anna kooiman here to demonstrate what we're talking about. ♪ ♪ ♪ life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for h

hello, tucker. >> good morning, juliet. >>> pack your patience. how the winter blast could affect your travel plans on the single busiest travel day of the year. the interception of terrible weather and the holidays. tell you more. >>> and take a look at this. don't try this at home. hugging a shark. if you have a shark at home, call me. >> good for you. >> i'd like to know more where you live. in atlanta. "fox & friends" hour three starts right now. >>> good morning. my pleasure. good being here. >> wonderful having you. >> cheerful morning person. >>> when we turn the temperature down in the studio, that's when she is not cheerful. >> i'm looking at a fried turkey, i can't cut it. >> we're going to be talking more turkeys. john will be back with us. >> he's so great. i love that guy. >> tips when you gear up for that. we have other big news. >> we do. >>> while you were sleeping, fox news alert, the u.s. and other world powers reach an historic agreement with iran. this morning benjamin netanyahu voicing his profound concerns about this. watch.

now you got yourself in a box with tucker. >> what box? >> find something that works better, where are the republicans? where are the republicans? >> wait a minute. >> where are the better ideas? >> listen to congressman price of -- congressman ryan. you need to listen. i have been advocating patient savings accounts for years. >> yeah. so did john mccain. guess what, that would be more disruptive. >> wait a second. wait a second. >> that tucker's so concerned about. that would totally disrupt. that would affect more than 80% of the american people. >> but it's a specious argument to say we screwed it up. don't you have a better idea for fixing it? it's not my job to defend the republican party. second, it's incumbent on the obama people, the white house and the congress that voted this montrossty into law to fix the problem they created. they created the problem. >> i'm all for it. i'm glad to hear that. >> why don't you fix it? that's lewdludicrous. >> why don't you say something to the republicans on capitol hill -- juan, juan? specious

. >> he's starring in christmas with tucker. he played a grandfather who teached his grandson important lessons about faithfulness and the power of love. >> what he meant to you, what he means to you. i'm sorry you had to go back, but if there's anything i want you to grow up to be, it's a man of character. >> oh. >> i love movies like this. >> me, too. >> love them. so nice to see you again. >> you said it all. i'll see you. what a nice introduction. >> when you got the call from hallmark, you were immediately thinking maybe not? >> i didn't know it was hallmark. here's an offer you got. can you read it. you know, having been a real, for some reason, sucker with lassie, you know, grant said i can keep you, lassie, now i'm grandpa, and there's the kid and the dog. i thought, how could you not? and the one thing, the one criterion i like is changes in a character in a movie. watching people grow up or change because of the movie or in the movie. and he didn't like dogs. he wouldn't have a dog around the farm for anything. so i li

tucker link happens to be a wonderful human being. he and a bunch of one percenters got together over cigars and played golf in southern hills in tulsa and founded a thing called the tulsa children's hospital. americans, human beings are great at compassion. the government sucks at compassion, always has and always will. >> winning wars and paving roads and leave the rest to citizens. larry gatlin, that was great and i hope that recording takes over the charts. thanks a lot for joining us this morning. >> god bless. i'll send it to you. >> thank you. >> a normal flight turned into one of the most emotional rides of their lives after passengers found out a fallen soldier was on the flight with them. caught on camera. >>> a school now separating students in the cafeteria based on the grades they get. some call it segregation. others say it works. we'll debate it coming up. i love to eat. i love hanging out with my friends. i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had that issue with the seeds getting under my dentu

good deal. [ applause ] lucky you, tucker. anyway the next one comes from carlos who watches the show in los angeles. i recently took my wife salsa dancing. as i twirld her around, i noticed -- i noticed who was dancing next to us and got distracted and i trip on my own foot and almost fell on my wife. it was leah remini. what a cute picture. we told her we were huge fans and she gave me a big hug and posed for the picture. leah is the only woman my wife would let me get so close to besides you, wendy. how you doin'? our next celebrity fan out comes from paula m. who watches the wendy show on wnol in new orleans, louisiana. paula writes. i was sitting at home one afternoon and decided to walk outsideo get some fresh air. i walked down the street and around the corner and got much more than fresh air. i got the fresh prince. it was will smith. oh, my gosh. [ applause ] he was taking a break from filming a movie and gladly agreed to take a photo with me. he was genuinely friendly and laid back. i almost forgot he was a movie sta

thank you, alan, tucker. heather: new information on the dead live attack on our consulate in benghazi, libya. >> our father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name ... bill: tornado victims giving thanks for surviving the unthinkable tragedy that came to their home and their town. >> hail mary, full of grace, the lord is with me. blessed thou among women. pray for us sinners. bill: a chili sauce factory is ordered to halt production after people around the factory reported health problems. a judge called it extremely annoying. they ordered the company to close their doors until they couple with a better solution. heather: i love hot sauce on eggs. i know you wanted to know that. here is a good story. hope in the face of tragedy. nearly two weeks after their community was devastated by a powerful tornado. the people of washington, illinois are banding together to show despite their huge loss, they still have a lot to be thankful for. first of all, how are people doing there? >> they are getting by with a litt

>> tucker, basically here's the deal. iran has agreed to freeze their nuclear program for six months and in return they're going to have some economic sanctions lifted and they're going to get access to some foreign accounts that they have been sealed off from. it's a little bit less than $7 billion in total economic relief for iran. we heard president obama speaking about this late last night here at the white house. >> these negotiations, nothing will be agreed to unless everything is agreed to. the burden is on iran to prove to the world that its nuclear program will be exclusively for peaceful purposes. >> so the whole deal is going to be off if iran is caught trying to build a nuclear weapon, and we heard via twitter from their president today who wrote, quote, iran talks progress in such a way that rights of iranian nation to peace full nuclear energy and enrichment were acknowledged by world powers. another tweet said iranian people's vote for moderations and constructive engagement and tireless efforts by negotiat

our moderator is jill tucker an education reporter at the san francisco kron cell. i told jill it's hard to find bios online for reporters. they can stay out of google. she's award winning reporter and covered california schools for 14 years and knows a lot about this subject and was honored by the california teacher association and received the highest award about the growing number of homeless students in the school system. she is a san francisco native and was in the peace corps and tout in west africa and please welcome jill tucker. [applause] >> thank you. she just dated me with that 9090 peace corps thing. okay. i want to say how great it is to be here. i have been looking at everyone's name tags and awed by the wide variety of people and i want you to in rolodex. email me. there are great stories i have been hearing today. we have amazing and large panel and it is an honor to moderate for them. real quickly you will have to take my word. i have read their full bios which are three pages here. i'm not going to read all of that but you have to my word these are

so we congratulate justin tucker and his new fiancee. very nice pictures. >> yeah. >> candles all around. >> gorgeous, yeah. >> that took some doing. >> yes, it did. >> he gave that some thought. >> wow. okay. very nice. he had a beautiful night to do it. it felt like spring yesterday, you know, the rain came through and added a little humidity to the air. we got up to 70 degrees. it felt like april. >> i've got to tell you too. as a result many of my neighbors have their windows open. if you walk down the street, you can hear beep, beep, it's the alarm. >> oh, really? >> yes, the batteries in the alarms they have not changed them. i'm here to say this morning, change them. >> this is the night to do it. >> this is the night to do it. >> we fall back to standard time. you get to set your clocks back and change the batteries. >> change the batteries in your smoke detectors. >> gigi's neighbors listen up. she's fussing, you know. it is definitely the night to do it. you get the extra hour to do whatever you want to do, whether you want to

. >> we're in the kaiser frazier slash tucker room of our museum. and what we have here is a collection of cars that were manufactured by kaiser frazier. the major manufacturers were able to come out with cars right away in 1946 because they didn't have to do design work. they just used their prewar models. kizer and frazier were a little bit late. but what they did come up with was something new, fresh, and new looking. and what we have here is an example of 1948 kaiser which was the first body style that kaiser and frazier came up with. and post war years first of all it was hard to buy new cars. they were only in business for six years. they sold almost what? $900,000 cars in six years. henry jay one of the two partners that created the company. 1951 they came out with henry jay which was one of the beginning compact cars in the automotive industry. it was a very low priced car and rather primitive in interior design. it surely is something that is stark compared to modern day cars. it was inexpensive. price tag on it was $1,499 in 1951. i think

kicker justin tucker is now engaged. he proposed to long-time girlfriend amanda bass last night. tucker posted these photos to his instagram account showing the proposal with the inner harbor in the background. congratulations to justin tucker and amanda. >> candlelight everywhere. >> he did it right. >> very nicely done. torrey smith. >> that's right. >> got married and now expecting a baby and joe flacco with his second child. right down the line. lots of celebrations going on. hopefully they'll be celebrating tomorrow in cleveland after the game. pretty good weather, 42 degrees, partly sunny tomorrow. the weather should not be an issue and certainly not an issue for us today. >> oh, good. >> we're at 52 degrees. it's a comfortable start. we have clouds out there now. the 6:00 it feels have come in. we've got up 1 degree. it's going to be a nice day with a slight cans, a small chance of sprinkles widely scattered this afternoon. your outdoor plans overall are safeguarded. we're looking at 49 as your dew point. relative humidity at 80%. calm winds. it's a pleasant day really in

tucker, over to you. >> why, thank you, anna. a new set backs this morning for the hero doctor, the one who has been locked up in pakistan since he helped the united states nab usama bin laden. dr. shaquille afridi is now being hit with a murder charge. it stems from a surgery death six years ago. is this legitimate or is it yet another calculated move by the cpac establish government to punish a u.s. ally? joining me now is dr. robert laura l and carol: you have been part of the reason he is still in the news. thank you for that tell us of this new charge. on the face of it it seems absurd. charged for a murder that occurred when he was a doctor. >> clearly nothing more than a sham on the part of the pack assistance to continue their efforts to humiliate and embarrass the united states as bad partners and in order to extort continued amounts of dollars in addition to the $1.5 billion we already send them for being bad partners. >> that's a little bit confusing i think probably to most viewers. certainly to me, too. the u.s. subs

tucker, your thoughts? >> it's a application process. the operator is there to make you feel good but doesn't expedite it at all. it goes to the same place into the ether. it watch jay carney to attack john karl of all people who is a good reporter and fair and smart person shows you the depths to which they have sunk. it's appalling like it's john karl wants fault for having a totally straightforward and honest question. carney as a reporter part of him has got to know this is not an adequate response to a straightforward question. they don't have another answer. it's another sign of their desperation i would say. >> steve? >> the whole point is they are trying to make people feel better over a process that doesn't work. it's not ultimately going to make people feel better whatsoever if they call and making progress if they are in fact not making progress. that's the problem with the entire explanation of what's going on for the first five weeks of process. they can't provide process. they can't say things are getting better everybody s

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. >> we're in the kaise kaiser frazer/tucker room of our museum. and what we have here is a collection of cars that were manufactured by kaiser frazer. after the war was over, the major manufacturers used their dyes and designs from the war and were able to come out with cars right away in 1946 because they didn't have to do any design work. they just used their pre-war models. in the case of kaiser frazer, they didn't have pre-war models so they had to do their design work and kaiser and frazer were a little late entering the car market because they had to do design work. but what they did coming up with was something new, fresh and new looking. and what we have here is an example of a 1948 kaiser which was the first body style that kaiser and frazer came up with. what's brand new is what's sometimes called slab style chicago is a full flat surface on the sides. in post-war years, that was something brand new and fresh. kaiser and frazer were very well received. it was hard to buy new cars because there were so many people wanting to buy them. in

. >> yeah, so what you do is switch over to "christmas with tucker." >> on that note -- >> sweet. >> we're going to play a game. want to play a game? >> you're a big barbra. >> i'm a big fan. >> i heard her, said she changed my life. we're going to call a game called who knows barbra better? which actress has the same birthday as barbra, helen mirren or shirley maclaine? >> shirley maclaine. >> you got it. >> you thought i was slow, didn't you? everybody thinks i'm real slow. >> all right, ready? how many academy awards have barbra won and can you name them? >> no. >> careful. >> she won best actress, tied with katharine hepburn. >> how many? >> one as an actress for funny girl. she won one as best song for evergreen. >> you're right. >> hmm, all i know is you go into, you know, the library office and there's no place to put anything on the desk. just 40 awards. >> a tiebreaker. >> what singer did barbra do a duet with for the song -- what? >> wait until the question is asked. >> you don't bring me flowers? >> neil diamond. >> she's right. >> give him a chance to tie it. >> that wasn

we're in the kaiser frazer/tucker room of our museum. what we have here is a collection of cars that were manufactured by kaiser so of the anner tafter the war major manufactures were able to come out with cars right away in 1946. they didn't do any design work. they just used their plea wrewa models. they had to do their design work. kaiser and frazer were a little bit late entering the car market. because they had to do design work. what they did come up with, was something new, fresh looking. an example of a 1948 kaiser which was the first body style that kaiser and frazer came up with. what's brand-new is what's sometimes called slab styling. which is a full flat surface on the sides. and post war years, that was something brand-new and fresh. kaiser and frazer were very well received. first of all, it was hard to buy new cars because there was so many people wanting to buy them. in addition to that, it was a fresh new design. they were only in business for six years but in that six years they sold almost 900,000 cars in six years. b

. >> we're in the kaiser frazier tucker room of our museum. and what we have here is a collection of cars that were manufactured by kaiser frazier. so after the war was over, the major manufacturers used their dyes and designs from the war and were able to come out with cars right away in 1946 because the didn't have to do any design work the just used their pre-war models. in the case of kaiser frazier the didn't have pre-war models so the had to do their design work and keiser and frazier were a little latent everything the car market after world war ii. the had to do design work. what the did come up with was something new, fresh looking. we have an example of a 1948 keiser which was the first body style that kaiser and frazier came up with. what's brand-new is what's sometimes called slab styling which is a full flas surface on the sides. and post-war years that was something brand-new and fresh. keiser and frazier were very well-received. first of all, it was hard to buy new cars because there were so many people wanting it buy them. in a

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we're in the kaiser frazer/tucker room of our museum. what we have here is a collection of cars that were manufactured by kaiser frazer. so after the war was over, the major manufacturers used their dyes and designs from the war and were able to come out with cars right away in 1946 because they didn't have to do any design work. they just use d what was there. kaiser and frazer were a little bit late entering the car after world war ii because they had to do design work. but what they did come up with was something new, fresh and new looking. what we have here is an example of a 1948 kaiser, which was the first body style that kaiser and frazer came up with. what's brand-new is what's sometimes called slab styling. which is a full flat surface on the sides. in post-war years, that was something brand-new and fresh. kaiser and frazer were very well received. first of all, it was hard to buy new cars because there were so many people wanting to buy them. in addition to that, it was a fresh new design. they were only in business for six ye

tucker jails it from 46 yards out. a 20-17 over time win that was far from perfect but desperately needed as it snapped the ravens three game losing streak. >> it feels great. it's like stepping in dog dodo.t feels great to get rid of that. >> i couldn't be more proud of our guys. every single phase of our football team found a way to win the game. we say by whatever means necessary and that certainly held true today. >> with the victory the ravens improve to 4-5. they get the win at home, now they head out on the road to play the bears in chicago next sunday. back to you. >> thank you. ron is live at cbsbaltimore.coms fan cam. hey, ron. >> reporter: hey. you know, it wasn't pretty but to quote a hit song in baltimore, this is how we do it. it doesn't matter how the ravens win, our question for fan cam, as long as they win. >> any way we win is a great win. you know, it put us right back in the chase again. >> it matters that they win at the end. if it's going to be an ugly win at the end of the day a win is a win. >>

tommy tucker es que no tiene. ya la tengo con su pensión de lópez obrador. por cierto, el miércoles tres es cumpleaños de lilly téllez laura zapata se va a presentar en el un avión laura zapata también vi un grupo de seis cantantes, más o menos como una bohemia sabrosa, se ve bastante interesante. rebeca de alba dice que puede ser que adopte un bebé pero que todavía más el momento, me pregunto cuándo será, no por nada sino porque la paciencia se agota y no nada más la paciencia, las leyes para adopción en méxico impidenque una mujer mayor de 40 años y soltera pueda adoptar, a menos de que tú tengas algún arreglo personal con alguien, seguramente lo pueden lograr, pero las leyes son estrictas al respecto y después de 40 años ya no puedes adoptar si eres hombre soltero tampoco que yo sepa no lo siento, lo seguiremos apoyando como debe de ser rebeca de alba uno desea ser madre llena exclusiva para ventaneando la guapa conductora compartió que noes el momento, sin embargo más adelante le gustaría adoptar que otro que la vida son etapas ento

justin tucker nails it. a 20-17 over time win that was far from perfect but desperately needed as it snaps the ravens three-game losing streak. >> it feels great to get that sink off our shoe. it's like stepping in dog dodo. we have to keep fighting. . >> couldn't be more proud of our guys. every single phase of our football team wound a way to win. >> with the victory the ravens improve to 4-5. they head out on the road to play the bears in chicago next sunday. back to you. >> thank you. you can see that game next sundt 1:00 live right here on wjz 13. you can use the time in between to enter the purple pride slide show contest. go to cbsbaltimore.com and up load your photos. it's sponsored by the zone super store. >> so my question still remains, why would marvin not attempt a field goal in over time. keeping in mind i love marvin lewis. i got to know him when i was doing ravens tv during the first super bowl run. a finer man. >> i agree. >> i'm just trying to figure out why a really brilliant football coac

tucker carlson, host of "fox and friends weekend, juan williams and charles krauthammer. >> the timing, it extends past the midterm election. this results in genuine panicked in. the consensus is among the democrats in the senate is they could very easily lose control of the chamber which is a big deal for the administration because it's two more years of dealing with the congress uniformly against them. i have to say if you're an individual who is not the beneficiary, you're not in the labor union, you don't own a small business, but the individual mandate still applies to you, at some point you're going look and sigh why am i not getting special treatment? it's interest group politics at its worst. >> juan? >> i think this is an administration that is struggling with a program that so far looks filled with flaws. but i take a different view of it, which is i'm glad that trier trying to fix it. i think it's important that people acting in good faith to say we're trying to deliver a health care system that covers more people that addresses the fact that the health care system is so cos

thanks, tucker. cold season is in full swing and was close to 1 billion cold cases in the united states each year. it's important to know what really causes the common cold and how you can beat it. [coughing] >> here to debunk the medical myths this morning dr. marc siegel. morning. nice to see you. was s. behind the cold. coming off the subway behind gi. it's contagious i'm going to get whatever she is coughing in my face. >> contagious. a myth to think it's that easily. unless she really tries to give it to you. there is clayton morris. washing your hands is key to prevent ago cold. a study of naval recruits found that those who washed their hands were half as likely to get it standing in the same room with someone probably not going to get a room. if you start touching and sneezing and putting it on your feet. >> the problem is the hands on the doorknobs? >> absolutely pick up the cold verizons that way. >> what about late nights, the lack of sleep could that cause us to get a cold. >> absolutely

justin tucker boots it through and the ravens breathe a sigh of relief bouncing back to beat the bengals 20-17 in overtime. >> i don't know if it was as much exciting as one of those ones where you wipe your forehead and say thank god we got out with this one. having said that, it is a big win. >> we have to go back to work. we have to go back and have great practice. we have to keep going. we're not where we want to be at right now, so that's why we have to go back to work. >> ravens next game on the road at chicago. much more on today's game coming up in sports. back to you. >> in sports news for the first time we're hearing from the player at the center of the nfl hazing controversy. accused of bullying and harassing former teammate jonathan martin. he has been suspended from the league while the nfl investigating the claims. in a televised interview, he says he regrets the language he used but that it came from a place of love. >> this isn't an issue of bullying. this is an issue of mine and john's relationship. i've taken stuff too far, and i didn't know it was hurting him. i can't

once you're tuckered out on turkey, it's pigskin time. but hey, don't get up to grab a beer. let it come to you with the rc cooler. yep, it's a remote controlled beverage cooler that holds ice and a six-pack. take that, r2 brew2. roll with one of these for around 60 bucks. thanksgiving day, the ticky way on the futurist. >>> from gobblers to gigabytes, we did a big autumn harvest on our computers and selected the day's most savory viral video. >> viralist. >> first up, get lucky. ♪ we're up all night to get lucky ♪ ♪ we're up all night to get lucky ♪ >> the a cappella pentatonix is back with their def punk remix. ♪ ♪ work it >> what's more hypnotizing, the singing or the video? next, flex that dance muscle. check out this russian bodybuilder rock the stage by showing off his muscles and pumped up dance moves. ♪ >> look at this one. this is like a swimsuit and talent competition all in one. >>> lastly, one motivated mouse. this little guy hit the jackpot with his cookie, but he can't seem to get it back up on the ledge. again and again and again he tries. moore g

he's 7, tucker. and brady, he's shy. >> tucker is an easy baby but he heats like a pig. i don't know if there's a point in which you have to stop them from eating. it's all he wants to do. >> you almost never want to limit the portions or food at this age. the only limit is what kind of food. >> my 5-year-old won't eat anything. he's the pickiest kid. >> you want to talk to the doctor quickly about why you don't eat food? >> how come you don't eat any food? >> i just eat the ones i like. >> do you play sports? >> i like baseball, and soccer. >> do you know that some, there are some foods that help you do good in baseball? and there are some foods that slow you down. your mom knows the whole list of foods that helps you score touchdowns, and hit homeruns and stuff. if you are not sure if it's a good hock tefood or -- hockey food or a bad hockey food, then ask your mom. >> say thank you to dr. jim. >> thank you. >> thanks for coming to help us out! ♪ >> thanks so much dr. sears. now you heard of surgery fillers and lasers to keep you looking young bumpt would you believe

joining me now are joan walsh and cynthia tucker. thank you both for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> good to be here, reverend. >> cynthia, let me go to you first. why won't republicans comparing the debt to slavery when we have gop presidents with a federal debt? >> you know, the extreme right wing of the gop has certain verbal ticks that they just can't seem to leave alone even though these ticks get them in trouble. there are certain things they should know by now they should not discuss. they should never discuss rape because if they do, they'll say something stupid. they should never discuss slavery, because if they do, they'll say something stupid. as you said earlier, slavery was a horrific institution. nothing else like it in the history of the country. debt does not allow a slave to legally rape his property. debt does not allow us -- excuse me, a slave master. debt does not allow a slave master to take away your children. on top of which, the federal debt is actually falling. so sarah palin is wrong on all counts. >> and the

thank you joan walsh and cynthia tucker. thanks for your time tonight. >> good to be here, reverend. >>> coming up, the right wing's obama care sabotage strategy strikes again. but we have the facts. >>> plus, they couldn't buy the election. now these far right billionaires have a new scheme. >>> and a mom says this is a family tradition. her son in a klan costume. >>> plus, live from new york, it was saturday night. and i made a surprise appearance. i'll tell you why. >>> and friend or foe, i want to know. reply al is ahead. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® >>> have you joined the "politicsnation" conversation on facebook yet? we hope you will. today mitt romney got a lot of attention for accusing president obama of being fu

>> that's it. >> now over to tucker and anna. watch your eyes, everyone. >> this is $34.99? >> this is honestly the coolest toy i've seen in a long time. >> should i do it? should i do it? >> so these are -- >> $34.99, right? >> these are actually $29.99. these are the bows we use at all of our arcades. these are the bass pro shop air hunter. $29.99. they shoot up to 125 feet. >> how far does the -- >> oh, thank you. >> right. and then we have the more -- >> oh. >> we have the other level one for $34.99. >> it's incredible. >> we're going to have more -- >> you guys are good. >> more with bass pro shop in two minutes. don't go anywhere. here you go. >> it's a bow. throw it. online but they didn't fit. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomes happy customer. then, repeat customer. easy returns, i'm happy. repeat customers, i'm happy. sales go up, i'm happy. i ordered another pair. i'm happy. (both) i'm happy. i'm happy. happy. happy. happy. happy. happy happy.

it led to a justin tucker field goal. the ravens are up 6-3. the jets offense were a complete debacle. look at this. this is comedy hour out there. look at this fumble. are you kidding me? easy recovery there for suggs. unbelievable. how about the ravens though? they were just on point. joe flacco, airing one out deep. this time to jacoby jones, ravens win 19-3. jets. >>> afc north showdown, steelers visiting the browns, we're tied in the second quarter, ben roethlisberger, going to go up top to antonio brown, a 41 yard touchdown strike, the steelers take a 10-3 lead. later on, former red skin jason camp bell gets drilled and will allen scoops up that football and going to take it down to the browns 4 yard line. a 49 yard return. campbell, he was injured on that play, did not return to the game. meanwhile, very next play, big ben, quick strike to emanuel sanders, pittsburgh goes on to victory, 27-11. it was a wild one in kansas city, the 9-1 chiefs hosting the chargers. fourth quarter san diego down four. fill ip rivers finds la darius green an

i am tuckered out. you guys want to play monopoly or something? shouldn't you be getting home? well, i really have to make sure that joanne is in a real deep sleep, you know, 'cause i kind of have the tendency to plop into bed. yeah, mush-mush to us. hey, i know. how about pictionary? i'll get a sketch pad. oh, don't you feel bad for robert? i--i feel bad for you, 'cause i'm going to bed. now, wait a minute. wait. listen, you've got to talk to robert. he's so unhappy with joanne. he's not unhappy. what? so, she's a little bossy, all right? he seems fine with that. she's always putting him down, and he just sits there and takes it. hey,t's marriage. their marriage. that's their marriage over there. just tell him that he should talk to joanne about the way she treats him and how that makes him feel. how about, i'll just tell him to go home, and then you and i can go upstairs and shake it up? if you don't talk to him, i will. no, don't, no. i'll talk to him, ok? i know--i know what to say. found a deck of cards. crazy 8s. listen, robert. you really, really should go home to your w

but the ravens win with a 46-yd field goal by kicr justin tucker. >>> they sayetter late than never, righ the jaguars hold off the tennese titans and get their firswednesday of the season, -27. and san diego, denver broncos over thechargers, 28-20, peyton manning had three touchdown sses, but hurhis leg. he'll get an mri today. major upsets, first, the rams dmolgish the colts, rs ricky tavon-austin with this touchdown. and the panthers beat the9ers with their dominating defense. the fifth straight win for carolina. we're still talking about it, many . >>> welcome back, aoist flow out of the northeast causes some excessive rainfall throughout some of the hawaiian islands, a flash flood warning in effect for maui. the western mountains are seeing the worst it, there could be some high rivs and streams, you can se them colored in with a flash flood warning in orange. the foreca willeep the rn showers there during the day. no problems in the weather to start your work week in the southern portions of california. it looks ready to stay that way all week. san dio, l.a., enjoy. >> aice week

i would like to lay down a challenge because i think of the work of tucker and i would love to see how we partner the next generation with the legacy and the work of the people like george davis and spinola jackson. that we don't leave it in this room tonight but as we leave here, we share those strategies and best practices and the struggles and use that information to empower the next generation. this is not just the cake, it is the icing on the cake. as we get ready to split that cake up and enjoy the celebration, we need to talk about the recipe of success and how we came to be. i challenge everyone in this room to actually make the connection to look at veronica, look at cameaya and look at how they are working at the bay view hunters point and learn from the work by frankie jelt and looking forward to some of the talks at the end of the meeting tonight. thank you all so much and thank you the awardees and making this all possible. >> madam secretary? >> would you read agenda item no. 7? >> item 7. san francisco human rights resolution a collective work and contribution of 2013 he

thank you joan walsh and cynthia tucker. thanks for your time tonight. >> good to be here, reverend. >>> coming up, the right wing's obama care sabotage strategy strikes again. but we have the facts. >>> plus, they couldn't buy the election. now these far right billionaires have a new scheme. >>> and a mom says this is a family tradition. her son in a klan costume. >>> plus, live from new york, it was saturday night. and i made a surprise appearance. i'll tell you why. >>> and friend or foe, i want to know. reply al is ahead. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® the holidays can be an especially difficult time. everything's different now. sometimes i feel all alone. christmas used to be my favorite. i just don't expect anything.

but the ravens win, with a 46-yard field goal by kicker justin tucker. >>> better late than never. the jaguars pulled off the tennessee titans. and get their first win of the season. denver broncos over the chargers, 28-20. peyton manning had three touchdown passes. he hurt his leg. he'll get an mri today. >>> major upsets to tell you about. the rams demolish the colts. rams win 38-8. and the panthers beat the 49ers with their dominating defense, winning 10-9. this was the fifth-straight win for carolina. >>> finally, soapbox road racing. red bull at it again in argentina, with this crazy car race. 40 contestants barrel down a closed road in handmade cars, decked out in outrageous costumes. i'm not sure what that one was exactly. >> no idea. >>> bill is here with your veterans day forecast. >> good morning. the pictures of the supertyphoon is just as bad as we feared. vietnam wasn't hit even a quarter or even an eighth or a tenth as hard as the philippines were. by the time it got there was weaker. there is a tropical depression about to move through the philippines. it could add s