. >> south carolina a lindsey graham delivered the republican address focusing on the grad tude for the military -- gratitude for the military and he did mention god. >> many people spent thanksgiving day outdoors. as mike reports on this day, we found several people who said they are thankful for this country, health, and more than anything, family. >> a sprinkle of sunshine dripped through the trees providing a reflection on a day many do just that. >> we are just thankful and we're just talking about that for family and health to be able to walk through these beautiful woods. >> home to giants, to creeks, and a magnet for beauty. >> it's so great to see so many people sharing that view and coming to see it. >> it is a beautiful spot to spend your thanksgiving, but if we take you outside of the woods, you get that sense that a lot of people are grateful for no matter where they are or

politico senator lindsey graham posted on his facebook page the following. i think the dam is about to break on benghazi. we're going to find political manipulation seven weeks before an election. we're going to find people asleep at the switch when it comes to the state department including hillary clinton. you can imagine republican glee when two weeks ago cbs's "60 minutes" broadcast a story on how the situation was handled. here's that. >> cbs did this story on benghazi and i see criticism from the left where they go you're covering a phony scandal. >> and the "60 minutes" report recently that came out -- >> when i watched this report last night, i thought, well, about time. >> can you imagine if we knew these things before the election? >> can you only imagine. >> they're jumping with glee when "60 minutes" reported initially. but big development. laura logan delivered an apology for that story with a source

is throwing it liar graham is a republican colleagues refusing to vote on nominees to the d.c. circuit court of appeals that and more into nights alone liberal rubble and should a company that makes dog food really be in the household cleaning products business is strange is a sow's that's reality in the american marketplace today so how do we change that or break up mega corporations that have a virtual stranglehold on american consumers i'll tell you in tonight's deleted. you need to know this the obama administration is preparing to sell america out to a handful of private corporations more than a handful but anyhow that's because right now president obama is preparing to push through the largest trade deal in human history the trans-pacific partnership of its or as it's more commonly known the t p p if approved the t p p would create a whole new set of rules regulating the economies of twelve countries the red countries seen here on four different continents border in the pacific ocean these rules cover everything from pharmaceuticals to digital copyright law and could perm

is throwing it liar graham is a republican colleagues refusing to vote on nominees to the d.c. circuit court of appeals that and more into nights alone liberal rubble and should a company that makes dog food really be in the household cleaning products business is strange is a sow's that's reality in the american marketplace today so how do we change that and break up mega corporations that have a virtual stranglehold on american consumers i'll tell you in tonight's guilty to. you need to know this the obama administration is preparing to sell america out to a handful of private corporations well more than a handful but anyhow that's because right now president obama is preparing to push through the largest trade deal in human history the trans-pacific partnership of its or as it's more commonly known the t p p if approved the t.p. would create a whole new set of rules regulating the economies of twelve countries the red countries seen here on four different continents border in the pacific ocean these rules cover everything from pharmaceuticals to digital copyright law and cou

coming up in this half hour the reverend billy graham's 95th birthday party. the legendary preacher celebrates. what made his last sermon special. >>> one world trade center built to be the tallest in the world. why chicago says check the math. that story is ahead. >>> the presidency of john f. kennedy comes alive and is based on bill o'reilly's book. rob lowe plays j.f.k. >> i will not be pushed by you

eastern time. >> here to tell us more is billy graham's son, franklin graham. welcome back. >> thank you. >> first off, what prompted him at 95 to doing these messages? >> my father has not changed his message in 95 years. he's 95 today. ever since he started preaching, 65 years ago, 70 years ago, his message is the same. that is that god loves us and god cares for us and our problem is we are separated from god by our sins. and his message tonight is on the cross and the true meaning of the cross, that god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believes in him shouldn't perish, but have everlasting life. this message tonight is for everybody. daddy takes two young people with him la cray and lacey and they give their testimonies and in between this is my father speaking from his log cabin there in the mountains of north carolina. it's really a lot of fun. i'm surprised at 95 he could do it. but he still is just as clear -- if he was sitting here, he would tell you about the aches and pains. but at 95, his mind is razor sharp. >> h

senator lindsey graham is now telling fox news that he wants a british security contractor who he says saw the deadly attack on our consulate in benghazi to testify here in the united states. >> what's next is to call this man, the british contractor before the congress, so he can be questioned under oath about what he really did and what he really said. if, in fact, he did tell chris stevens and the entire system that the security arrangement in benghazi is going to fail, that the contract guard force is interior, that the militia is unreliable, that you need to beef up security or you're going to get people killed, then the people in charge, secretary clinton, and others, need to answer for that. >> four americans, including ambassador chris stevens, killed in the september 11th attack on our consulate there last year. >>> secretary of state john kerry arriving in saudi arabia this afternoon. the second stop in his nine-day tour of the middle east and

lindsey graham's waiting to bring it and pound away with benghazi. he did it again with this. he's now attacking again on benghazi because of ending the filibuster power. >> and threatening to block janet yellen who had nothing to do with benghazi. >> weren't they over there somewhere? >> she must have been. i don't know where she was that night. so she needs to answer questions. >> unbelievable. >> it is unbelievable. that is what they're doing. and similarly on the affordable care act, there are fixes that need to be made. we've all known it. we've known it since the day after it was passed because that's what happens with big legislation. but they won't collaborate on common sense fixes. so you've got the legislative path completely obstructed. you've got the appointment path. you've got the judicial nominations held up. it's a complete breakdown. and now democrats have realized we've got to go ahead. we're going to let him make these appointments. we're going to govern as best we can. >> here's lindsey graham going at it again with the one word he's learned. this is his wo

listen to lindsay graham on this. >> i saw a movie like this before. north korea, did not end well. what does this accomplish. >> in iran they're spiking the football in the end zone. >> stephanie, he has seen movies i hadn't seen. i never saw the north korean movie. so this thing, this appeasment, you know, obama has -- has lost the universe in iran. >> yeah, yeah. already. here's what i love too. it's all like, right-wing, amazing race to hitler analogy. some sort of game show. how fast they can get to. it is just like hitler. it's not anything like hitler. munich. or appeasment, or i mean that happened once in history. every other comparison is a bad one. this i think any normal person would say, is a huge, the american people, in a approximately poll today, 2 to 1. a stunning diplomatic success like syria was. they called that a debacle. tell me how getting some one to disarm without firing a shot is a debacle. >> to get up in arms, you have to argue there is a long term consequence that may, may not kick in. bah because the it is quite clear. what they have to do, iranians, bri

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senator graham? >> if we can convince the american people to provide assistance and prevent abortions at the 20th week, nothing bad is going to happen. good things will happen. >> how's that for change? back to bills banning abortions. they haven't learned anything. not one thing. joining me now are krystal ball and jess mcintosh. thanks for both coming on the show. >> thanks for having us, rev. >> krystal, let me start with you. 32 republicans today voted for discrimination against gays. if that were not enough, they're still going after women's rights. why haven't they learned anything, krystal? >> well, i think the problem is they sort of set this train in motion and now they're not able to get off of it. i mean, they've been feeding their base this far right rhetoric saying the world is going to end if we allow women to make their own decisions, if we allow gay people the same basic rights that everyone else expects and is granted in this country. so when you've allowed that rhetoric to take hold

down the left sideline, he finds graham and graham finds the end zone. graham is a former basketball plier and likes to dunk over the goal post after he scores. graham knocks the goal post crooked, briefly delaying what would turn into a 17-13 substantiates win. falcons were officially out of the n.f.c. south race. >> a florida state attorney interviewed a woman leveling sex charges against winston. according to a florida department, d.n.a. samples match him in her underwear. he says he had consensual sex with the woman. >> to the action on the field, central florida, 18th in the b.c.s. standings, hosting rutgers. he obliterated en route to a 20-yard game. johnson gets the call from a yard out. he had two scores in this one. leads it 21-0. late first half, punting the ball away, rutgers gets back into the game. patton recovers the ball, in the end zone for six, rutgers cut the deficit in half. that's as close as it would get, beating rutgers 41-17. >> breaking magic johnson's record, if you're chris paul, you make the record harder to break again. chris

the reverend billy graham, celebrating his 95th birthday. kicking off the party, the debut of a new religion outreach video graham made from his home. >> our country is in great need of a spiritual awakening. the good times. i've gone from city to city. and i've seen how far people have gone to see god. >> among the guests, donald trump. and former vice presidential candidate, sarah palin, who told graham, we need him around for another 95 years. >>> a new "time" magazine is creating a buzz. chris christie, with the tag, the elephant in the room. >> others got the message the emerging cloud in the republican party. neither "time" nor christie, shedding light on what they think. >>> time, now, for a look at the weather across our nation. other than lingering rain and snowshowers in the pacific northwest and lake-effect snow around the great lakes, most of the nation can plan on a mild, dry day. >> temperatures coast-to-coast, in the 50s and 60s. in the southwest, summer-like readings in the 70s and 80s. >>> and coming up, brand-new allegation

meanwhile alex rodriguez could sue baseball. >>> saints jimmy graham, a former college basketball player dunking on the goal coach. it tilts left. the grounds crew grumables. new orleans wins 17-13 in a squeaker. >>> used to play with action figures as a kid. now calvin johnson nicknamed mega tron gets his own action figure. it is not any other action figure. it is a transformer. >> does it transform into the shoe? >> it is a three-item package. >>> thursday college football. central florida did not need typical game to beat rutgers 41-17. >>> college hoops. new mexico against alabama birmingham to overtime. another three sends it is double ot. lobos win. >>> in nhl columbus on a power play. calgary loses 2-1. >>> the dallas mavericks wanted to pump up fans so they released a video of the incredible hulk for their game against houston. the mavs pull out a comeback win over the rockets. did you see that movie? >> i did not. >>> inside nba hosts running around t shaquille o'neil slipp >> that's a big fall. shaq getting a couple of chuckles. >>> for the second time this weekend oklahoma thu

with sean hannity, uninterrupted billy graham delivering one of his final messages. listen to billy graham weigh in on this last chapter. >> i began so many years ago. come to the cross! the gospel is for everyone. >> god has done this. our country is in great need of a spiritual awakening. >> i was going to say i am a friend of franklin graham's son. >> tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. on "hannity." >> i p wanted to give a shout out to the fan. brian kilmeade has his latest book called "george washington secret six." i read most of it. >> sex? >> george washington sex. it was amazing. >> if you were interested in spying how they used to do it in the george washington days. >> take your wig off or something. >> take your wooden teeth out. >> that's enough you sick people. it's time for "i hate these people." all right. 18th floor there's a microwave in the kitchen. there are people that sit around that microwave. you got lunch you want to reheat yesterday's salmon with the broccoli, you understand that you stink the hallway up? do you understand what is does to other co-wor

the grahams spoke with diane in 1992 >> you know what his favorite meal is? a can of vienna sausages, a can of cold tomatoes and a can of baked beans. all cold, dumped on a plate. his favorite meal. a man like that, you know -- >> reporter: throughout his life it's been the gospel that has sustained him. >> reporter: is there one passage in the scripture or one part of a hymn that never fails to make you feel great? >> what a friend we have in jesus. it's my favorite hymn. >> reporter: today on this video, what may be billy graham's final public prepare. >> i invite you to come into my heart and life. i want to trust and follow you. as my lord and savior. in jesus name, amen. >> reporter: he is very direct in this final message, arguing that america is in spiritual pearl ill. here's a man who has seen so many change but his core message has not changed one bit. >> his family is calling it the final sermon? >> yes. >> thanks, dan. >>> tonight keep your eye on the sky, the fire ball that lit up the sky and 911. why scientists are saying we have underestimated t

if he wanted to do that, and we have seen lindsey graham have these fights over nominations. and linking it to benghazi time and time again. he did that with susan rice -- >> but that's a complete frauld. that's a complete charade. we know why he's doing it. >> yeah, we do know. here is lindsey graham, folks in south carolina, very much, at least some republicans think he's a rhino, has got some republican challenges now. and his way is to prove he's a krcht is to talk about benghazi and you have seen him do that time and time again. he did that with the hagel nomination. he wanted panetta to testify. that happened. he hasn't blocked all of these nominations. i do think some of this is theater. and you see john mccain obviously engaging in that today. whether or not this goes down to the wire and these folks don't get confirmed, hard to see that happening. this same thing again happened with hagel, tom perez. he eventually got confirmed over at labor. so i think eventually, you know, folks will get -- will get a good hearing and an up or down vote on the senate floor. >> josh

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. >> you have senator graham hall talking about holding up the yellin nomination. this is a bargaining chip the minority can use. >> when will public discussed get to the point where they change the rules? >> that is a good question and maybe we will get to that someday. inord on the red sox victory the world series. are theed sox champions. click 6.5 months after the boston bombing, fansook their celebration to the marathon finish line. >> it was something that people rallied around which is something that really unites the entire city on a regular day. >> a wonderful touch. the story begins after a miserable 2012 season, the lousiest season and 47 years. >> a terrible season. what they did was very simple. they unloaded their prima donnas and said them to los angeles. overachievingse neymen players. spend with an open checkbook and they put together the chemistry. on the field they played well. they were the best team in baseball. >> there is a lesson in politics. you know what i mean? you higher jobs who did -- people who will do the job for you. no prima donnas

look at the newest challenger to lindsay graham, the fourth challenger. he ran and lot of in the 2010 race for the lieutenant governor. he is up with a web video. what's interesting about it is when you watch it, you see you can picture the 30-second ads that a lot of these republicans against graham are going to put together like a blueprint. >> i don't do this much, but i want to thank ted kennedy. >> you made the right call today. we helped president obama when he needed our help the most. >> the question on every conservative's mind, how do we beat lindsay graham? >> i do not believe that question deserves an answer. >> to win we have to remember that. >> doing something that is weak is just as bad as doing nothing. >> the point is the governors haven't had to deal with this the way washington republicans have had to deal with this. tim scott also happens to be on the ballot next year. he declined to endorse graham. he said this. i will make sure that tim scott gets elected. that will change and the anger is a preview of coming attractions. will the g

. >>> reverend billy graham was released from the hospital on thursday. the 95-year-old evangelist was said to be in good spirits. >>> apparently, instagram is not just for posting selfies. more and more people are using the app to buy and sell guns. authorities worry about potential legal loopholes. >>> the fcc on the verge of making air travel better or worse. it's in the matter of opinion here. the use of cell phones is being reviewed. while some will enjoy the connect activity, others won't be able to stand it. >> no. we've done surveys of the use of cellar telephones. by far, passengers do not want that. passengers do not want cell phones and i can promise flight attendants don't either. >>> turning to business. the dow jones finishing above the 16,000 mark for the first time in history. just six months after closing above 15,000 points. >>> wal-mart plans to match amazon's free shipping deals during the holidays. customers who spend $35 or more get free shipping. >>> last friday, it was ps 4. today, microsoft's turn with the release of x box 1. sony

what do you think about senator graham's efforts. to find out what really happened in benghazi from the survivors themselves, e-mail us, tweet us, as well, using #realstory. we'll read your tweets and e-mails at the end of the show. >>> shocking new video showing what can happen to a distracted driver. watch this. wow. more on what police say that driver was doing at the wheel coming up. >>> plus an nfl coach gets carted off the field after halftime. >>> new questions about president obama's health care team and whether political fear kept him from naming an expert to lead the overhaul. >>> and we asked you on facebook to weigh in on what to call the interview set over there. head to facebook.com/gretchencarlson to vote for your favorite name. right back. [ woman ] when you own your own business, it's a challenge to balance work and family. ♪ that's why i love adt. i can see what's happening at my business from anywhere. ♪ [ male announcer ] now manage and help protect your small business remotely with adt. arm and disarm your al

. >>> and my interview with the reverend billy graham, america's pastor turns 95. hear what he says is his biggest regret in life. i started part-time, now i'm a manager.n. my employer matches my charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: opportunity. that's the real walmart. how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using

prosecutors say jordan graham pushed her husband off a cliff days after they were married. why her lawyer now wants the judge to drop the first-degree murder charge. >>> and unbelievable dash-cam video. a high-speed chase end with the police officer and a suspect going right over the side of a bridge. we have the latest on their condition. arthel: right now the attorney for a montana woman wants a judge to drop the first-degree murder charge against her. jordan graham is accused of pushing her husband off a cliff just days after their wedding. patti ann browne has details from the breaking newsdesk. >> hello, arthel. jordan graham and cody johnson were married in june of this year but eight days later the 25-year-old gram died after falling from a cliff at glacier national park in montana. earlier that night his 22-year-old bride texted a friend she was planning on telling her husband she was having second thoughts. she went on to say, dead serious, if you don't hear from me all again tonight, something happened. but after johnson disappeared, graham first told police he va

his name, of course, is graham nash. he is writing his own memoirs. a rock 'n roll life, i still have not scratched the surface of all you will find in this text. we always have a great conversation. thank you for your time. as always, thanks for watching and keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with edward james almost and lisa gay hamilton about their new movie. that is next time, see you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. ♪ >> dean: hi welcome back to hometime. we're at the stage on the creekside project here where we're starting to install some of those really critical mechanical rough-ins. >>mim: yup. it has to do with saving energy and keeping things comfortable inside. so it's a perfect time to talk about the new heating equipment, the gas fireplace and what the electricians are using to cut down on air leakage and energy loss. >> dean: and we don't have to tell

but nothing from senator lindsey graham today. and david, how does he justify blocking every post that the president proposes? i'm talking about the head of federal reserve, all of these things that have absolutely nothing to do with benghazi. >> sure. well, you're right. they've been quiet today. at least as far as we knew by mid-afternoon, fox has not covered this story at all. what's going to happen here rather than what should happen is they're going to have some closed door hearings next week in front of a partisan committee. this source didn't work out for them. but they're going to keep looking and looking until somebody says what they want them to say. what should happen here is the republicans, "60 minutes" should apologize to the american people. they should apologize to the obama administration. and really, the real thing here is this was -- they politicized this tragedy. and an apology is owed to the brave men and women some of whom were there who died. >> i'll have to leave it there. thank you for your time tonight. >

she is also at the big billy graham -- excuse me, billy graham birthday celebration the other night talking about assault on religious freedom in this country and also billy graham spoke as well. take a listen. >> our religious freedom is under attack and it's pushed out of the public square and it's censored. you'll see it blatantly, keep your eyes and ears open for this, you'll see it blatantly this holiday season, around christmas time it rears its head. you'll see the scene -- censorship and double standard unless we do something about it. >> i've gone city to city and identify seen how far people have wandered from god. >> you can catch "my hope with america with billy graham" tonight here on fox. he is really -- he's probably the most revered person in america. >> that's why -- so, you who is running for office wants to meet with him and have a conversation with him. and just be in his presence for at least a few moments. >> i would argue that there's an attack on religion, people who set the policy in the country and who set the opinion the elites contemptous of religion. but people

reverend graham dubbed america's pastor. helped to transform lives during this 7 decades in the pulpit. >>> where they are set to take action on obama care's biggest problem. mike emmanuel live for us in washington hi. >> there are a variety of ideas of how to keep the promise that president obama made to the people. on one democrat facing a tough battle next year has offered their own bill. >> you said the people that could keep their private insurance could keep it. the grand father clause was not written as strongly as it could have been i would like to do that. ron johnson says he has a plan to would allow more policies to continue. it is difficult at this stage to allow people to keep their health care plans. this is complex. we are trying to pass a simple bill here, but there is nothing simple about this. what americans are starting to see now is the truth of what obama care is meaning in terms of the loss of their coverage. the government is not going to take this over and it is not going to go well. >> there is a bil

graham: yes. ms. ayotte: under this situation where you said we have commanders that aren't going to ignore what is brought before them in an investigation from their jag lawyer, particularly on a sexual assault let's assume they did do that even though the evidence isn't there that they do it, under our proposal the proposal that i have that senator mccaskill has and senator fisher, that decision, if a commander makes the decision not to bring the sexual assault case, it then goes up for review of the civilian secretary of whatever forces the army, air force navy. what do you think that does in terms of accountability? mr. graham: if you want to improve the system and we all do -- i'm not questioning anybody's motives -- if a commander knows when they turning down the jag's advice and one of the four situations we've identified -- sexual assaults the nature of the discussion here, that decision will be reviewed by the secretary of the service. i can assure you that will do more good to make sure comm

. >>> reverend billy graham is back in the hospital. family members insist that graham is in good health and they expect him home in just a few days. president obama pays tribute to president john f. kennedy. he laid a wreath at his grave side after honoring more than a dozen of americans with the medal of freedom. friday marks 50 years that kennedy was assassinated. "real money with ali velshi" is next on al jazeera america. >> call it the credit generation gap. young adults struggling with low credit scores and late payments while boomers have their act together. i'll give you the reason. also small banks making a big role in a community. we'll tell but one community bank in harlem. i'm ali velshi, this is "real money." ♪ >> this is "real money," and you are the most important part of the show. join us live reason twitter @aj real money. the national average consumer credit score hovers at 691, like the fico score, the credit score that you're used to, that banks judge your credit worthiness, experian uses a similar credit system. n

drew brees will find jimmy graham. he weather go up and do the old cross bars slam dunk, graham is so strong, you will see in a moment. saints win 17-1. they are 9-2 and graham is such a power house, he has been the cross bar for atlanta, drops to 2-9. big game. if you grow up in the bay area, how many years have we said "big game, are you kidding? none of the teams are good." right now, stanford, a favor over cal. they have won the last three meetings and coach shaw by about thursday, they are tired of talking, but one more time, here they go. >> you want to be the favorite, you want to be the established program, you want to be all of those things. if you are not, you can go into the game with a "we have nothing to lose" mentatility. >> they have an outstanding quarterback with really bright future. >> good receivers, goods running back. >> what dave forgot to mention, they are 1-10. here's javier lopez. first class guy. first class repitcher. back with a giants three year contract, total $13 million. manny ramirez,

. >> he is the most humble man you could meet, and he knows it's not about him. >> we need billy graham's message to be heard i think today more than ever. >> graham's sermons have been broadcast to an estimated audience of 2.2 billion people. >> ir will the hopportunity to speak with him. >> happy birthday. >> from the moment twitter stock began trading shares were soaring as eager investigators scrambled to get in on the debut. lauren simonetti has more on this story and other top business stories. >> we are talking about a tweet twitter making his wall straight debut surging 27 percent closing at 44.90 after hitting 50 bucks a share at pricing at 26. if you are worried you missed out on the first day pop? recent history shows you will be able to get in at a much lower price in three months. some social stocks face planting. that includes facebook, link linkedin. >> air fair watchdog says frontier does a good job being on time delivering bags on time and good fairs and a lot of promote codes. virgin america and jetblue came in second and third. the next time your office is shipy with yo

a claim that prosecutors poisoned the jury pool in calling graham a sociopath. now telling graham's attorney they have a new possible theory for the case, claiming jordan may have blindfolded cody before pushing him off the cliff. the defense argues prosecution is overreaching and wants the trial date pushed back and some charges dismissed. friends say the marriage didn't seem right from the start. >> when they were exchanging vows, jordan was looking down and wasn't looking at cody. >> jordan graham says she doubted the wedding, but didn't kill her husband. big questions now on when and how this case moves forward. >> this is a federal case because the alleged crime happened on federal property. it would be extraordinary if some of those charges were thrown out. both sides now asking for this trial to be pushed back a bit so they can prepare their cases. kate, back to you. >> miguel, thank you so much. >>> we'll take a break on "new day." when we come back, one of the worst custody battles. a father in colorado, they're in a custody fight over their kids. his e

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drew brees finds jimmy graham. watch what he does afterwards. he dunks it, but then he hurts the uprights. they were off kilter. this pretty much sums up the falcons season. matt ryan slides. might have gotten crushed. samuel jackson doesn't like it. he wanted him to go for the touchdown. i don't know. he ladhad a lot of guys, but ma you should try to score and win the game. they got a field goal and lost by four points. saints win 17-13. i want to turn our attention to pretty sad news in the world of major league baseball. michael wiener died yesterday, 15 months after announcing he had an inoperable brain tumor. he took over leadership of the union in 2009, he was 51 years old. almost across the board liked even on the owner side of baseball. worked through having brain cancer and there were tweets all across the twitterverse yesterday there players just obviously thanking him and being sad and his children go to my would ha wife's school. so a lot of people mourning today. we wish his family well. >>> alex rodriguez' fate in the hands of an a

lindsey graham is not going to back down, he says. >> lindsey graham says he'll hold up all the appointments unless he gets more information on benghazi. the questioning we just saw with john mccain is sort of home state john mccain, representing arizona and wanting to be able to go home and talk about more security along the border. also an important piece, if immigration, which was passed in the senate could ever move forward in the house that, border security piece is essential. this is one of mccain's sort of home state with national security implications issues and he pounded away at jeh johnson, wanting to get more of an answer. johnson saying he needs to talk to the people at dhs to know what he can provide. there's been a long frustration there. but it is the sort of second-term blues for the president with the kind of focus on nominees where the senate can use its power of advise and consent in the constitution to lemp leverage the administration on things like, this wanting to extract information. so the good friends mccain and graham are taking different approaches here, but it's

unless you're lindsay graham, then it goes back to benghazi. a totally negative approach. >> one of the most interesting things in the times report was the admission from the republicans they weren't going to advocate any new policies, they were just going to participate in oversight to try to scuttle health reform. this is one of the reasons why their numbers are historically low. congress's number and the republican party. because people recognize they're against everything and they stand for nothing. they have no health care plan. challenge them and ask how they're going to deal with the problems we have been talking about, and they have no answer. ultimately, they're going to pay a price in that. >> david axelrod, thank you for coming on, and thank you, jonathan. >>> up next, ron burgundy and toronto mayor rob ford. what a match. this is "hardball," the place for politics. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters mo

. >> the ref lend billy graham is back in the hospital. he was admitted on tuesday suffering from respiratory congestion. graham has been in the hopped several times over the past year for similar issues. he's expected to leave the hospital over the next day or two. friend and family help himsel hm celebrate his 95th birthday. >> reporter: the senate is discussing how to combat sexual assault in the military, and senator gillibrand is gaining momentum taking it out of the chain of command. we'll have more coming up after the break. (vo) next ... >> does the nsa collect any type of data on millions of americans? >> no sir. (vo) fault lines investigates what it's like to live under the watchful eye of the nsa. >> they know everything that you do, everything that you think, everything that you fear. they know how to manipulate and control you. the state has all the power. >> we have done more to destroy our way of life than the terrorists could ever have done. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. the senate could take a stand in

graham has been in generally failing health of late. he turned 95 early this month. >>> news about american jobs set a new record on wall street. the dough hit above 16,000 for the first time ever. applications for unemployment benefits are now close to where they were before the great recession. that was the news that helped push the dow up 109 points. nasdaq and s&p up as well. >>> still ahead for us on a thursday night, a new chapter in one of this nation's most sensational outstanding murder mysteries as the man convicted from a powerful family walks out of prison. >>> later, history waited at the other end in texas. >>> as we mentioned, a stunning reversal of fortune for kennedy cousin michael skakel, ethel kennedy's nephew, who was convicted for decades after one of this country's most famous murder mysteries. tonight he walks out of prison. we get our report from nbc's rod motte in connecticut. >> reporter: 15 minutes ago, michael skakel walked out into the fall air libertied but not yet free after 27 years of a murder he said he