look, i really like you, sam. to tell you the truth, i can't stand you slumming it with that hop-along shrek. - ( scoffs ) - 'cause no offence, you're looking way too beautiful to be seen with him. i don't think anyone's even noticed the birthday girl. flattery will get you nowhere. well, it's the truth! you really are something else. i'll be upstairs if you wanna chat or something. - what are you doing? - i'm working. - so work. - yeah. - tell him, lucy. - let it go, ian. - look, please, i just want to go home. - tell him. loved his soup. i don't know how you do it, luv, but you never let us down, do ya? - i don't believe you! - no, kareena, it's not what you think! - save it. - sorry, mickey, i couldn't help myself. oi! mickey! you ought to know better. - and with my niece. - who, me? - she's just a little girl. - charlie, have you seen "the exorcist"? i want a word with you. you have been bullying my daughter. - no... - ian: you weren't mugged. you nicked that money off patrick and yolande. - i hope you can pro

sam? >> if your flight gets cancelled or delayed it's so booked right now it's so difficult to get another. check your air carrier. all of that ice brings heavy rain. this is for tuesday into wednesday. by thanksgiving day this storm is off the coast but that travel day leading up to it will have a serious situation with snow and rain lining up with this. when you get to the rainfall totals we're talking about some areas picking up more than five inches of rain. it's a soaking windy storm with a cold northern edge, really tough travel for tuesday into wednesday as well. by thursday it's settled out. we'll go into the rest of the weather when we come back. >>> let's get the latest on the historic agreement to freeze iran's nuclear program. greeted by cheers in iran, jeers in israel. and drawing tough questions from congress. abc's chief foreign correspondent terry moran is covering it all from london. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. european officials are saying that

. >> sam, sam, sam, sam. >> all right. next question. this question is for all of you, i wish it was a nasty question after all of that. >> cutie cakes. >> the question is for all of you. how did you keep up with your personal and professional lives in the other arenas that you're in, while you're doing "dancing with the stars"? we'll start with corbin. >> i don't know. laundry was never done. when do you eat? when do you sleep? it honestly is a 24-hour gig. you go seven days a week, you're dancing. you're doing like ten hours a day. it's crazy rehearse schedule. i'm excited to sleep. >> and, jack, what about other experiences? could you do anything else? >> no, not really. you do what you can. you try to make it work. but i have a couple really ticked off business partners. you know. we're trying to mend the relationship. we're going to work through it. >> you can mend it with a good salsa. >> you have a hit show. there's a lot of responsibilities that come with that, year-round. >> but professionally, i kind of kept up. but personally,

sam gustin is technology reporter with "time" magazine. thanks for being with us. >> just ahead, two panels from a recent hearing of the president's arrives and civil liberties oversight board. it's examining changes to the nsa's collection and surveillance programs. you'll hear about the -- >> later today president obama honors the nation's veterans at arlington national cemetery during the traditional wreath laying at the tomb of the unknowns. after that he'lledly his veterans' day address at the nearby amphitheater. you can watch live coverage of his remarks beginning at 11 a.m. eastern over on c-span. >> civil liberties oversight board recently held a public meeting to discuss possible changes to the -- [inaudible] [audio difficulty]

let's bring sam back. sam, walk us through this forecast for the next 24 hours. >> reporter: i think we're done with early flights coming out of the east coast for little while and we'll show you why. look at this storm's path over the next 24, 46 hours. it's an all-day runner and even keeping some snow in the mix here. by thursday, by thanksgiving day, this storm is out of the u.s. and it's taking most of the snow and rain with it. here's the snow we're talking about, from knoxville up to buffalo to burlington picking up some snow. some of these areas in western new york state, for buffalo, erie, cleveland, this is an all snow event. that northwestern part of pennsylvania, that western part of new york state, i'm actually convinced you may see some totals go to 18 inches of snow out of that, george. look at the rain here, generally two to four along the i-95 corridor. that's going to slow down driving. rain won't do much for airports -- won't cause many delays for airports, but we are expecting some stron

one beer left made it through the whole day. >> sam. be nice to sam. >> it's still hanukkah, guys. come on. >> looking forward to meet your parents. >> more jews on "morning joe." >> up next the big business of black friday. andrew ross sorkin joins us. >> ask and you shall receive. >> i have some questions about him about some major retailers coming up. "morning joe" continues. [ imitating engine revving ] that's mine. ♪ that's mine. ♪ that's mine. ♪ come on, kyle. ♪ [ horn honks ] that's mine...kyle. [ male announcer ] revenge is best served with 272 horses. now get the best offers of the season. current lessees with an expiring lease get this 2014 ats for around $299 a month. ♪ as your life and career change, fidelity is there for your personal economy, helping you readjust your retirement plan along the way, rethink how you're invested, and refocus as your career moves forward. wherever you are today, a fidelity i.r.a. has a wide range of investment choices to help you fine-tune your personal economy. call today, and we'll make it easy to move that old 401(k) to a fid

the better sam. i'm curious if any of these guys pressed on policy specifics would back away from the traditional republican agenda. he took medicaid expansion money but critical of health care reform and a number of policies. scott walker asked about immigration reform. scott walker after the 2012 election had expressed openness to a pathway to citizenship. he was very vague but left it open he would support a pathway to citizenship. i asked him if he continued to support that and he backed away from it. i'm wondering as you get closer to the election, they look at presidential ambitions, whether this is a policy divide or receipt or cal divide. >> i think also the affordable care act is going to be uncomfortable for republican governors who have either expanded medicaid or taken the funds and done good by the people of their state, karen. for the ideological period it is a big problem. that's all the republicans have, opposition to obama care. >> if they can play it where they say this is my thing,

let's get over to sam. sam? >> we've already been talking about the rain and the snow that goes along with this storm on the travel day. behind it will be the big push of frigid air. you're going to notice the temperatures go down and the cold, dry air working in. as soon as the rain starts to depart. already drying. but take a look at the right-now windchills. dallas at 29 degrees. oklahoma city at 22. when you get to houston at 29 degrees, the real temperature in houston today will be in the 40s. that's 20 degrees cooler than it should be. that's how powerful this push of cold, dry air is. it doesn't get to the coastline, the east coast, until you get probably into thursday. at that point, everybody's starting to get drier. on the west coast, beautiful weather. but we have a little air stagnation problem. there's an air stagnation advisory out for at least, what looks like about three states, including northern idaho. it is gorgeous in the southwest, though. and the idea is all this dry air starts to sweep acr

as we mentioned, sam there in philadelphia. let's check in with sam now at the site of the 94th annual abc and dunkin' donuts thanksgiving day parade. sam, the oldest in america. hello to you, good sir. >> it's true, josh. i'm not the oldest in america. but the parade is. i want to be clear. i want to make sure that america gets that figured out. what's a parade without some pilgrims? we found some pilgrims from around the area. we have folks on unicycles. we have a float or two. some clowns. this is like the 94th year. so, old this parade, that gimbel's, you have to watch old movies to know who gimbel's is. gumbel's is the original sponsor. now, it's dunkin' donuts. the favorite station of philadelphia, wpvi, i love them. this is the show that gives you two parades this morning. my lovely ginger zee is standing at the macy's parade in new york city. ginger, how is it going? the pictures look beautiful this morning. >> it is. it is. for a very cold morning, this is beautiful. how lucky are we that we have just learned, just now

sam ellergan, the ncaa attorney. here is sam keller and here is his avatar. a few years later keller played for nebraska. his picture and his avatar are nearly identically. >> they had me from california, player 15. >> right handed. >> right handed. everybody else was boiled down to a t. >> keller's lawsuit set the ncaa played money off him and thousands of other college athletes by allowing clij sports to use their likeness in the ballgame. this shows video game designers use athletes' real names in the develop process then roox them before the game is released. >> they realize something bad is going on, they continue want that in the public right? they have been doing it they still do it. this is exactly the type of thing that could submarine the game if it got into the media. >> if it got involved in the media? they didn't want anyone to know? >> yep. >> do you believe they are exploiting the student athletes? >> you captain treat them as amateurs when you're treating them like proastles. everyone is making money off of it, everyone but the student athlete

joining us to discuss the fcc's agenda is sam gustin. what do you think is the main priority for the fcc? >> i would say the biggest immediate priority is the spectrum auction that is scheduled next summer. and that is to sell the existing spectrum for broadcasters to address the growing spectrum crush that is being driven by the smart phones and tablets. >> tom wheeler talked about the upcoming spectrum auctions. here is what we had to say: >> it is something that has never been tried before. and i liken it to a rubeic k pi cube and you have to provide an incentive for broadcasters to want to auction their spectrum. on this side of the cube, you have got to provide a product that is structured in such a way that it incentives the wireless carriers to want to bid for that spectrum. and on an almost realtime bases you need a band that is changing to reflect the variables going on. that is why this hasn't been charged. this is as a monumental und undertaking. and all of the pieces to create value for the broadcasters and value for the wire

and the truth is it's somebody else's fault. >> anyway, creepy uncle sam is back. you might remember when the conservative koch brothers group generation opportunity introduced us to their freakish

not just sam being back. >>> also ahead. that's it. that's it, sam. hands off the champion man. >>> we're also down to the final four on "dancing with the stars." a fascinating two weeks. we have a two-night finale tonight. we have been there throughout. exclusive access to all the rehearsals. >> we have been there for every step of the way. very exciting. also, everybody. just days away from your best thanksgiving ever, we hope. and our health and wellness contributor here with smart ways to enjoy our favorites without extra calis. is that bake snn i knew i loved you. >> 30 strips. look at this. >> everything is better with bacon, as was always say. you would expect thanksgiving day to be a big show. monday to be a big show. tomorrow may be bigger. i gotta tell you. look at them. >> wow, so handsome. >> one direction. right here. live, if you're anywhere near times square, i can't imagine you wouldn't be here. >> they won two big awards last night. >> and they owned the stage. >>> a lot coming up. news from josh first. >> we begin with the storm tear

i'm about to knock on sam's door right now. he has no idea how many of his friends, family, neighbors have been a part of making this happen. his wife, christy, has been in on it the whole time. she's inside with him right now. let's get this surprise started. >> oh, no way. oh, my gosh. >> sam. come here. wait a minute. you don't even know what's going on. >> i know who you are. >> come on out here a little bit. >> my kids are not at school! >> over here. i have friends that are going to help me with it. >> you guys. >> i need your help right now. are you ready? three, two, one. >> all: sam, this is your new car. [ horn honks ] >> it's got a big red bow on it. >> you may recognize the driver. that is your neighbor, samantha. pulling up in your new mazda cx 5. >> oh, my god. >> it's a beautiful car. >> didn't know what in the world. first of all, my kids are supposed to be at school. >> details. details. you know, look at everybody that's come out to support you. >> samantha. oh, my goodness. hi, sweetie. >> get in your new car

. >>> sam in that piece showed all that havoc on the roads. in the air another mess. the storm's rain and wind setting off a domino effect, flight delays and cancellations across the country as millions of americans try to fly home. in dallas it's already begun and abc's ryan owens is there. >> reporter: going nowhere fast -- more than 300 flights canceled at dallas fort worth international airport -- planes de-iced and passengers rebooked. not how anyone wants to start the trip to grandma's house this year. 25 million americans will get on a plane over the next week and those planes will be full -- more than 85% of seats taken on the busiest days. >> it's not as simple as if they cancel your flight you can hop on another plane? >> absolutely. it's very difficult to rebook now. >> reporter: rick seaney is the ceo of farecompare.com. he says airlines have gotten smart and now cancel flights at the first sign of a nasty storm -- long before passengers arrive at the airport. in fact, just tonight delta announced it's letting you rebook for free i

abc's weather editor sam champion starts us off. good evening, sam. >> reporter: good evening, george. there is a light, cold rain in central park. this prethanksgiving storm has made it on the east coast. look at the radar. it's the entire east coast, every eastern state from the gulf coast to maine is getting something outs of this storm. there is still the possibility of severe weather in north florida all the way to coastal a carolinas. let's head south a little bit though because that's the area that took the brunt of the storm during the day today deep into atlanta where they had a break in the rain for a couple of hours but now back into rain and there is even a possibility of that cold air bringing light snow in the morning. our gio benitez is standing by in atlanta right now. good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you from a wet atlanta, so much rain here all day long, so many accidents and the timing couldn't be worse. for millions of americans tonight, getting to grandma's house for thanksgiving means doing battle wit

with us, sam from the food environment report in dallas. and julie with international agriculture, and dwayne, i want to come back to you. we said we would talk about nutrition and we will, but before we leave this issue of how we feed the planet but we can't not talk about international strife, war, failed states, states with no governments. how do you fix the problem when you've got this human dimension superimposed on it. we make it worse. >> yes, it's true. a lot of reason for hunger around the world has very little to do with agriculture or even food. it has to do with human relations. governments purposely oppressing their own people. there are solutions to hunger. hunger is fundamentally an economic problem and less much an issue of agriculture production. >> no one is going to repeal the laws of human nature. we're talking about 9 billion people, climate change. it's not like these conflicts are going to go away. are there plans, ideas, innovations to overcome those obstacles. >> one of the things we should be doing is listen to wha

so sam, that's a very strong statement from the pope. we've heard similar statements since he became pope, talking about the poor, talking about income inequality. this is a pretty bold, fairly direct statement coming from the pope. >> i mean, i'm not a follower of the papacy. i don't know the history of the papacy that well. i'm jewish. but i have to say, you know, honestly, this sin credibly impressive to me. is seems pretty daring on his part to weigh in so clearly on political and economic issues. for what it's worth, there is resonance here for american catholics obviously but for also our political dialogue. you should look at what he's saying and see if your policies are matching it. i don't know how much is going to change the debate in washington. certainly very brave on his behalf. >> we know paul ryan has been trying to, as i like to say, make the pivot to poverty. we have some sound from him, but clearly, you know, at the same time he is also heading this budget process that doesn't seem to be in line with what the pope is ta

>> he just said, "mom, sam messed up big time." he said, "the police have her down at the edge of the field, and they won't let me get to her." >> reporter: and what went through your mind? >> panic. >> reporter: the police gave her a breathalyzer, which came back .341. four times the legal limit, an amount that could have killed her. so literally 0.3 could be fatal. >> yeah. >> reporter: and you were 0.341? >> yeah. >> reporter: what were you thinking? >> i wasn't thinking at all. >> reporter: the cops took her to a holding cell but forgot to confiscate her phone, which is when she started tweeting to her 200 or so followers. "just went to jail #yolo." short for "you only live once." and "i'm going to get .341 tattooed on me because it's so epic." >> i was just doing it for my friends, and i wasn't doing it thinking, "oh, this might get picked up by the entire country." >> my son and i just sat there and watched twitter. and it was just growing and growing. and we knew it was bad. >> reporter: how did you know it was bad? >> when

at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of our producers that make the food, our staff, those who sell it, and our guests who come and buy and eat the food. and we really feel that we wouldn't exist if it weren't for all three of those components who really support each other. and that's kind of what we work towards every day. >> valley creamery was opened in 2006. the two pastry chefs who started it, chris hoover and walker who is sam's wife, supplied all the pastries and bakeries for the market. they found a space on the block to do that and the ice cream kind of came as an afterthought. they realized the desire for ice cream and we now have lines around the corner. so, that's been a huge success. >>> in 2008, sam started 18 reasons, which is our community and event space wher

i'm sam sax and you're watching our team and we begin at los angeles international airport the site of the latest deadly mass shooting in america it was there just before nine thirty this morning that a gunman walked into terminal three at the airport pulled an assault rifle out of his bag and opened fire he continued firing that assault rifle through the security screening area making it fairly far into the airport before he came under fire from law enforcement officials and was taken into custody one t.s.a. agent was killed making him the first ever to be killed in the line of duty several other individuals were injured in the shooting the gunman has now been identified as twenty three year old paul anthony ciancia artie's ramon glinda joins us now from l.a. with the latest ramona you've spent a good portion of the day at l.a.x. today what do you see while you were there and what's the latest on this story. that's right sam as you mentioned authorities have now confirmed the identity of the suspected shooter as twenty three year old paul anthony c. and c. a regionally from pens of il

we begin with your money, misused by the biggest transit agency, sam tram. it comes years after claiming financial trouble, hiking fares and reducing service for riders. we dug through records to fine hundreds of thousands of dollars in questionable transactions. insiders paint a different picture than we have been told. here is vicky nguyen. >> they don't want you to ask questions, they want you to do what they say. >> reporter: he worked at sam tram from 2001 to 2012. >> it's on the worker bees, the grunts who know what's going on. in this case, my scenario, i know what's going on. >> reporter: his duties include caltrains financial statements. he was asked to make changes that were illegal. it was to inflate the expenses to ask for more money. >> we had to increase expenses where there were no expenses. >> reporter: the finance manager asked him to record made-up expenses for services they never received. >> it's hard to believe. >>itis hard to believe, but it's done. it happened. >> reporter: from san francisco to gilroy, the trains, buses provide more t

promised interpreters like sam that they could come to the u.s. on special immigration visas if they're persecuted for having helped u.s. service men and women. congress approved up to 7500 such visas for afghans and 25,000 for iraqis, but only a fraction have been given out and in the meantime, on this facebook page for afghan interpreters seeking visas, you can see moustafa. a few weeks ago, the taliban kidnapped and killed him. larson is terrified that sam might face the same fate. >> without getting him out of there it's a broken promise. and it's a daily threat. the threat to his life would not exist if we hadn't been there and he hadn't chosen to serve with us. >> reporter: buried in red tape, larson has been working with sam and his family to bring them to the united states. >> i got a phone call today. >> you did? >> the guys i got an issue with. they said the time is coming soon. >> reporter: they're relying on the generosity of others, essentially, to hide him and help provide for his family on a day-to-day basis. at one point, sam's vis

i'm sam sax and you're watching our team and we begin with breaking news out of los angeles international airport where at around nine thirty this morning a gunman walked into terminal three at the airport pulled out an assault rifle and opened fire it continued firing his gun through the security scream screening area area making it fairly far into the airport before he came under fire from law enforcement officials and was taken into custody there are reports of multiple injuries and another report that one t.s.a. agent was killed in the shooting archies ramon glinda is on the scene at l.a.x. and joins us once again with more hello around eight am so ramona you were at the airport earlier you joined us what's the latest now. sure well we're getting reports from the associated press and several other news agencies anonymous sources that the gunman is a twenty three year old man by the name of paul. i think and a good art i have talked to law enforcement officials here myself and our team has contacted the l.a.p.d. who have said that they cannot confirm that identity saying that identity

sam peikert, outside with music star jason derulo. sam is about to make a very big move. jason is here to help. there is the ring. you saw the ring. >> look who is going to get that ring right there. it's jackie, upstairs getting her hair and makeup done. has not seen any of the show. got a nice big smile on her face. she thinks sam is going to be named the coast guardsman of the year. by the uso. she's getting all ready. a special treat. she doesn't know what a big treat this will be. >> while i'm sure he is the coast guardsman of the year. he does have some other pressing business to attend to on this date. we know she's completely in a safe and secure location. but still, just in case, don't say anything. nobody reach out. >>> also ahead, boy, when i saw in this weekend. whoa. homeless veteran getting a dramatic transformation. you see, of course, time-lapse photography. never so devastatingly effective. over 9 million views thus far. you'll see why people can't stop sharing this online. and you'll see just how much this man's life has changed for the good. >> i love w

back with us on set, we have mike barnacle, steve ratner and in washington, sam stein. the drawdown of u.s. troops from afghanistan was supposed to be completed in 2014, but the u.s. is ready to maintain outposts in that country for years to come. according to the document, american troops could stay until 2024. while the u.s. pays to support hundreds of thousands of forces. here's richard angle with more on what the agreement would entail. >> troops training and advising afghan forces and hunting al qaeda. movement off base would be severely restricted. officials want 1015,000 troops to stay for a decade at least. they talk of 7,000 to 8,000. u.s. troops here mostly in training. the u.s. air force working with afghan air men. >> they are on their face, nervous about taking their first few steps, but i think they can do it. >> most don't want the men to leave. >> we have strong support from the termination in the community. especially families. >> why not just leave? the afghan government would likely collapse and it would become a haven for terrorists after so many yea

and the eye japan's prime minister she was a lot and his cambodian counterpart who sam have agreed to work together in a economic and medical and outs to the hazmat team called themselves the. they agreed that it will all fell official development assistance and support for infrastructure development and education. built on greed of the japan will provide a and private helped improve the investment environment in cambodia. the two prime ministers agreed the advanced medical technology and systems come to pass will be used to improve management in cambodia. ali has also discussed security. they said they will seek the only conclusion of a cool book on god to help resolve conflicts in the south china sea. after the meeting they issued a joint statement containing the entry. didn't end up a new angle iron will and hence private investment. in addition to conventional official development assistance in the day though sam says he wants to build a strategic relationship i'd thought of developing tots the european commission president and use them oh well bob rose has expressed his willingne

i'm lucky i i was able to call friends and sam rockwell was in my first film choke and once sam signs up everybody likes to act with him that is writing and directing help the other aspects i mean i think it does mean we move so fast on our television show and it really helps me to know how to do what i need to do in that amount of time to find out what the scenes really about now you're a guy you're in is it maybe you were in marvel's agents of shield saw iron man yet you also played leonardo in the film adaptation of much ado about nothing yeah i like it i love shakespeare but i don't get to do it there's kind of a shakespeare club and i don't get asked but where did you shoot the film at us with his house why because. because joss is a little crazy in a wonderful way he had just finished making the biggest movie i've ever been involved in or i think we have ever been made in the avengers and i knew we had a week or two off before he started editing after the six months shoot and i was at his house for a dinner party and he said i said we're going to go we going to go on a beach i s

. >> but one day they showed up and sam wasn't driving anymore. they didn't know why. >> see why sam has taken his case to youtube to solve the mystery. >> as you students, you deserve to know the truth. >> if you gamble against mother nature, chances are -- >> you're going to lose. >> what happens when racing motor cycles meets rushing waters. >> want a chance to win a tv? we have the buzz word to make you win and a turkey that will get you in the thanksgiving mood. now dickey stick head will get you in the mood. >> i woke up singing gobble, gobble. >> it looks like a slow night in this pizzaria in brazil. but then thing does pick up a notch when you see these two guys walk in with helmets on. they're not there for pizza. they're there for catch. they've got a gun. the employees remain remarkably calm during this. they kind of just start forking over the cash. this guy here with the dyed blond hair sort of stands there. as soon as they get the money, they start to take a few steps ahead out. >> oh! >> all of a sudden, yeah, that's gunshot, gun fi

kelly ann and sam stein. kelly, i most want to hear from you. just forget the usual partisan arguments we have here and everywhere else. if you sat with a young candidate, man or woman, who tried to turn so he had a 50/50 shot at the woman vote, what would you tell that person to do? >> i would say many things. one is if you're accused of holding a position and people are going to go on eight cylinders against that position, in this case paint ken cuccinelli as too anti-woman, anti-abortion, anti-divorce in virginia. you have to own it or explain it. and i think what he did is he allowed silence to be acquiesced. he went jobs, jobs, economy, economy. he lost women by nine points. romney lost women by 13 points to barack obama a year earlier. he also missed a tremendous opportunity to burrow into some of these pro-choice women. ken cuccinelli could have turned around and said virginia's women, do you know that terry mcauliffe is for late term abortion, he's for taxpayer funded abortion. you and i, sam, i'm sure knows pro-choice women who disagree

i'm sam sax and you are watching r.t. and we begin with election day twenty thirteen that's right political junkies around the country can rejoice because big name elections are just reserved for an even number of years they have been an odd number of years too so let's take a look at the math in new jersey and in virginia voters head to the polls to elect a new governor and new york city detroit and miami beach a new mayor will be elected although we should put an asterisk on the detroit mayor all race as we'll explain a little bit later in the show and there are some important ballot question is to be voted on in colorado and in washington two states that made history last year when they legalized marijuana and are trying to make history again this year with a session vote and a vote to require g.m.o. labeling and we're going to bring you coverage of all these issues throughout the show but we begin. with the big races in our t. team of correspondents positioned up and down the east coast on a stasi churkin in new york

i'm sam brock and that's today's "reality check." back to you. >> thank you, sam. very good information. >>> heavily sedated and under guard. the suspect in the deadly shooting at l.a.x. remains in critical condition tonight. today police revealed 23-year-old paul ciancia legally bought the semiautomatic rifle at a gun range near his apartment in l.a. the weapon is reportedly collapsible and could fit inside the suspect's bag. he worked as a motorcycle mechanic is accused of killing a tsa officer and wounding three others last friday before being shot in the head by police. the shooting is renewed the debate on whether tsa officers should carry guns. >>> a bribery scandal is threatening the reputation of the u.s. navy tonight. court documents reveal a navy commander passed confidential information on shipping routes to a malaysian defense contractor in exchange for hookers and show tickets. documents show the two would move navy vessels like chess pieces and contractors would overcharge the navy millions of dollars for food, fuel and other services natu services. >

sam. first major snowstorm in the midwest and chilly here in the east. >> you noticed it yesterday along the east coast and great lakes. canada, by the way, thanks for sharing.ç here's the area of high pressure. the way it's positioned, north of the great lakes if not right on top of it. so its reach isç grabbing all this cold arctic air and swinging it right down on top of us and through the middle of the country. so check out these temperatures. there are already single digits in the windchills this morning. saranac lake, 7.ç new york city feels like 26. washington, 27, cincinnati feels like 36. the cold shot to the east. it moderates a bit.ç but that's about to change. as the high drops a little bit, it brings in colder air from the west. that sets up what we're talking about, about this snowy event you heard in the headlines. minneapolis, today, 48. not cold enough to drop a lot of snow.ç starting tomorrow, there are about eight states that will be a good solid collection of

and he was part of this and he became the chief justice in this includes a great friend of sam houston and thomas rusk and my roots to go way back. >> kay hutchison is our guest and pioneering women who shaped texas, sally, good morning to you. you're on booktv. >> good morning. >> caller: my question for the senator is about the mexican women. we talked about the southern belles that came from the east and the women who are already there. >> yes, there were very brave mexican women who are part of mexico in the early days especially and many of them stay, but it was hard for them, because there was a revolution and there was a hardship that yes, there were, and the early women and came in and helped to settle them were at war with mexico and it was a tough situation for them. >> we have lena in norwalk, connecticut. please go with your question or comment. >> i just want to tell you how much of an inspiration you are and i thank you for the weight you are bridging the gap between people and that you are a peacemaker and that being said, i wanted to know if you are involved at all with

kelly ann and sam stein. kelly, i most want to hear from you. just forget the usual partisan arguments we have here and everywhere else. if you sat with a young candidate, man or woman, who tried to turn so he had a 50/50 shot at the woman vote, what would you tell that person to do? >> i would say many things. one is if you're accused of holding a position and people are going to go on eight cylinders against that position, in this case paint ken cuccinelli as too anti-woman, anti-abortion, anti-divorce in virginia. you have to own it or explain it. and i think what he did is he allowed silence to be ak we essenced. he went jobs, jobs, economy, economy. he lost women by nine points. romney lost women by 13 points to barack obama a year earlier. he also missed a tremendous opportunity to burrow into some of these pro-choice women. ken cuccinelli could have turned around and said virginia's women, do you know that terry mcauliffe is for late term abortion, he's for taxpayer funded abortion. you and i, sam, i'm sure knows pro-choice women who disa

protesting employees on your i may argue political commentator sans sax what's going on it sounds up so sam how do you see this lawsuit faring out because it's really awful wal-mart you know they hired protesters who were their employees and are the stems of the stems from last year's actions on black friday that's a huge walkouts across the country and wal-mart charged with intimidating threatening and even firing a lot of these workers which of course goes against their right to protest national labor relations board expected to file these charges wal-mart will challenge them but assuming that wal-mart's found guilty of violating their workers' rights here will have to pay back fines they might have to reinstate some workers pay back salary to that and also have to inform their workers basically of their rights what they can do and i think the big takeaway here is there's more actions planned for this year there's more actions planned for black black friday this year and given the fact that wal-mart's catching some flak for how they acted last year maybe they'll be a little bit more hesit

he was running sam's club at that point in time in the u.s. and anybody looking at that couldn't say he had any real knowledge. as for the overall effect, it could be a hurdle where bribery is seen as a way of not doing business. but there are many companies around the world where this is not a surprise to see it coming to light. and while there are big questions and certainly potentially monetary finds, it would be something that walmart could handle going forward. >> and what about competition? this retail industry is so competitive. there are a lot of newcomers coming in like the amazons of the world, big companies trying things. and then you have the discounters and all of that. who do you see as walmart's biggest competition? and what do they have to do to get ahead of it? >> well, certainly in the u.s., target, potentially these dollar stores coming from underneath, but then target and amazon in the u.s. would be by far the two biggest competitors. we have the interesting situation that in many of the foreign countries, there are differe

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. >> july of this year, a 77-year- old man allows his car into the sam's club in gaithersburg. -- they can best very dangerous. 2010, cars hit 74 pedestrians in montgomery county parking lots and rodgers. 98 and 2011. 125 last year. in june, and acura suv hit and killed and 81-year-old woman outside this giant. only a few weeks later, an elderly man would hit -- was hit. debbie knows thean's daughter. i am surprised it has not