jim: garcon. almost looks identical to a play we saw in the super bowl coming across the middle where he failed to hold on to it. this was a little -- away from him. phil: it's away, takes him up the field which makes it difficult. and a little low. jim: garcon. colts have 49 yards of offense in this half. peyton hit when he threw it. third and 10 coming up. phil: one of my favorite sayings about, when people get ready to do games, they go, the quarterback hates pressure. really? wow. tell me the guy that loves it. but peyton manning that time, he couldn't even create space he wanted to move, nowhere to go. the eagles uniformly pushed him back. jim: to the 41. phil: they have three defensive linemen, one walking around, not sure where he'll come from, darryl tapp. jim: down the sideline, over the head of reggie wayne. patterson on the coverage. phil: what a day he's having, how about it. jim: never started a game before today. phil: he's doing a terrific job. pressure up the field. graham up there

>> the u.s. >> jackie speier walked off to find jim jones. the woman she passed is patricia parks, jerry's wife, in the last hours of her life. speier confronted jones with the defectors. >> he became very agitated, very upset, tried to talk with them. he was sweating, beads of sweat on his face. >> jerry's youngest daughter tracy parks was confronted by jones' wife marceline. >> first off i thought, okay, this is the day i'm going to die. >> but marceline left tracy an opening for her family. >> she said, you don't want to leave, do you? i said, if you take me to them, i'll talk them out of it. >> jerry parks faced down jim jones. >> i said, what the hell has he done for me besides hold my family prisoner here for 7 1/2 months? >> as jerry parks turned away -- >> i look over there. jones is sitting on the bench and he's just sitting there, a dejected, beaten man. >> yet another confrontation awaited jim jones when he sat down with nbc reporter don harris for an interview. >> last night, someone came and passed me this note. >> harris gave hi

>> the u.s. >> jackie speier walked off to find jim jones. the woman she passed is patricia parks, jerry's wife, in the last hours of her life. speier confronted jones with the defectors. >> he became very agitated, very upset. tried to talk with him. he was sweating, beads of sweat on his face. >> jerry's youngest daughter tracy parks was confronted by jones' wife marceline. >> first off i thought this was the day i was going to die. >> but she left tracy a reopening to join her family. >> and she goes, you don't want to leave, do you? i said if you take me to them, i'll talk them out of it. >> jerry parks faced down jim jones. >> i said what the hell has he done for me besides hold my family prisoner here for 7 1/2 months. >> as jerry parks turned away -- >> i look over there. jones is sitting on the bench and he's just sitting there, a dejected, beaten man. >> yet, another confrontation awaited jim jones when he sat down with nbc reporter don harris for an interview. >> last night, someone came and passed me this note. >> harris gave him v

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on a recent summer day she stood and offered an epitaph for the reverend jim jones. >> i would say jim jones was a psychopathic, hypocritical, egotistical maniac who wanted to go down in history. unfortunately, he felt the need to take everyone else with him. >> when we come back, the lost children of the jungle. >> i pretty much thought i was going to die in there. we were hungry. we were thirsty. we had fevers. >> "escape from jonestown" continues. >>> the jungle grows right up to the edge of the airstrip at port kaituma. so where did you go? which way did you go? >> we just ran straight back through there. >> with her mother dead beside the runway, a congressn and three others killed, 12-year-old tracy parks ran for safety in the jungle. >> we ran too far and, of course, it's so thick that, like, once you get so far, you can't -- you get lost in your direction. >> she was the youngest of five who fled. her 18-year-old sister and a boyfriend, a brother and sister in another family. >> we just kept running and running and running. >> they feared the gunmen would be back. you thought t

into the mainstream but our politicians are resisting change at all costs take for example senator jim de mint who said the following on fox news just a few days ago. some of your fellow republicans mitch daniels the governor of indiana has suggested calling a truce on social issues while the country deals with the emergency economic situation where you think about that well you can be a fiscal conservative and not be a social concern a large part of the experience and. now we've heard this type of logic from demented before at the values voter summit where he argued that you can't have a message about small government in fiscal responsibility what out of being an extra could be linked to religion but if you want government to be a small god needs to be big so is this just a tired washed up stagnant way of thinking alienates many americans or in some twisted way does he have a point that we either need god or government to keep us all saying or joining me to discuss that is michael moynihan senior editor of reason magazine and reason dot com michael thanks for being here thank you for

jim? >> lehrer: here with now are syndicated columnist mark shields and new york time columnist david brooks the big one thus far on the to do list the blow-out list for the republicans was to win in west virginia. the senate race. but joe manchin the democrat won. is that... can that be considered an indicator in. >> the senate for sure. i mean if you take the connecticut result, the delaware result and the west virginia result you've got the democrats won all three, it now becomes impossible or extremely difficult for the republicans to take control of the senate. not exactly a surprise but it could have been a landslide night in both houses. we're probably not going to see that manchin ran a very good race. very popular figure. very dramatic ad where he took out a gun and shot the cap and trade bill to show he was against some of the washington bills. but the bottom line on that is republicans probably not going to take the senate. >> lehrer: do you agree with that in terms of the overv

jim: new england now to 8-2. indianapolis falls to 6-4 and tom brady has now won for the 25th consecutive regular season game at home as he ties brett favre's all-time record. well, manning almost pulled off another memorable comeback against the patriots. he had that one last year. had that epic comeback in the a.f.c. title game. the super bowl winning year. but it was his third pick of the game matched against his four touchdown passes. trying to shrug off of the pressure of cunningham, influencing the throw. sanders who had a pick and run back makes the game-saver this time. peyton knew that they were in rhythm, poised to steal one here at gillette. phil: i think these two teams might see each other one more time this year. jim: i would love to see it. and i will see you, my friend, on thanksgiving day. phil: look forward to it. jim: for phil sims and all of the crew, this is jim nantz saying so long from foxboro. enjoy your holiday week coming up. we will see you thursday from detroit. you have been watching

and author of the illustrated book how an economy grows and how it crashes and in singapore we go to jim rogers he's an author and financial commentator and another member of our cross talk team you know on the hunger all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i would seriously encourage you to do that again one during the last during the midterm elections other tea party people saying that obama is building a socialist state ok but on the other side side of the political spectrum a lot of people are saying that there is a welfare state but it is for the rich it is not for its for a very small segment of the population of the united states and it's been being a it's been built for over the last forty years and they continue to benefit very much from the state how do you react to that. well there is some truth to it certainly a caricature of obama some sort of foreign born to colonial socialist it's ludicrous but he certainly has participated very aggressively and the policy trend of the last couple of decades which is to let the rich do

jim, thanks for your coverage. jim foreman of king tv in seattle. >>> about the thanksgiving forecast, our friend, janice huff, is here with us in our studios tonight with a look at that, good evening. >> it looks like things will improve for parts of the pacific northwest but it will take time were that happens. we're expecting cold conditions to continue there throughout the week. and that big storm that dumped all the heavy snow from seattle to the sierra is moving east. tomorrow when you're traveling expect delays in the upper midwest due to winds, snow and ice and snow on the backside of that through the rockies. warm in the southern states with a few thunderstorms. the system is complex in the south and the mid mississippi river valley there will be some thunderstorms. in the east that's best. looks like the weather will improve across much of the east. if you're on the east coast, no problems for the weather, at least not until thursday night into friday with some rain. brian. >> janice huff, thanks. >>> and

a very high ranking hispanic congressman king recently for jim clyburn. so you start to see -- to hear footsteps of a brown-black coalition that might be lining up behind jim clyburn. i only raise that because i am wondering how that might fracture or splintered the democratic party in the house, quite frankly, along racial lines. >> if this -- if hoyer-clyburn is a close race that goes to the election next week, it will make a lot of people uncomfortable. let's face it. barack obama is starting off his reelection campaign now. he needs to read-energize the african-american vote. all of those of first-time black voters from 2008. he needs to get that group of people back behind him 110%. he does not want to begin at by kicking the highest ranking black congressman ever out of leadership. that is just a recipe for disaster. and then, there is this other side of, they'd just lost all of these independent voters who broke away from democrats. they do not want to kick a guy out of leadership in steny hoyer who speaks to those voters better than anyone. there

i'm anne mackovic. >> i'm jim bernard. taking a look at weather across the bay area, storm warnings up out across the highcountry of the sierra, as we'll see high wind, heavy snow up there, and very cold temperatures through the weekend. again, they will be looking at a foot or two of snow in the mountains, beginning at lake level, and most of it will fall above 7000 feet. here in the bay area, not quite so intense, as we'll look for scattered showers and cold temperatures to prevail this weekend, with a dusting of snow in the local mountains. but we'll go into that in greater detail for you coming up in your complete forecast in just a few minutes. >>> rain for the weekend, not the best timing. >> oh, no. >>> jim promised us he's going downplay the storm watch today. >>> a 14-year-old boy was behind the wheel in a crash that killed two teenagers yesterday. it happened just before 1:00 a.m. on ocean avenue in san francisco. five teenagers total were in the car when it crashed into a utility pole and a concrete planter. the

for that we go to jim forman of king-tv. jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, savannah. they called this square portland's living room. is home to the city's large civic events like last night when 10,000 people packed in here to usher in the holidays. it would be a perfect target for a would-be bomber. today portland's pioneer courthouse square was alive with the sounds of the holidays and full of shoppers. it it was here federal prosecutors allege mohamed osman mohamud wanted to detonate his car bomb during friday evening's christmas tree lighting ceremony. portland's mayor tried to reassure the public and offered high praise for law enforcement. >> this individual was really going to carry out mass destruction in portland. so i'm really pleased they were as patient, they were as smart. >> reporter: mohamud said he had been interested in jihad since an early teen even writing for a jihadist website. he went to beaverton where classmates recalled he once gave a presentation on how to make an explosive device. while the details of the plot are shocking enough, even more

i'm jim lehrer in washington. weomeou to election night 2010. our entire web newshour team will be here for the next hour. reporting and analyzing this big night for the republicans. as many of you know, they've been updating this developing story online all evening. the republicans needed 39 seats to capture the house. network and cable projections say they've done at least that well. the associated press will has yet to make that call. our overview shows in the house the rublins' gains 26 although the projections are by the networks and others that more than 50 have actually now gone to the republican side. in the senate republicans have picked up four so far in wisconsin, north dakota, arkansas-indiana. they of course needed 10 in order to regain control of the senate. the governor's races, there have been seven republican pick-ups of democratic governorships. for the details thus far, here is hari sreenivasan in our news room. >> sreenivasan: good evening, jim. let's ju try to geteople up to speed on someof the latest results. let's start ou

thanks, jim. >>> fans waited more than half a century for it, so it's worth a second look. later, we'll tell you about a cbs 5 special airing of this week's victory parade for the giants. >>> plus, the warriors are off to a great start at home. another win last night at oracle arena. we'll show you who had a very big game. >> when we meet up, she tells us i'm here for you, not here for me, and it's because she was an explorer when she was my age. >> making a positive impact on the lives of our community future leaders. how this week's jefferson award winner is giving back to high schoolers in marin county. ,,,,, well, the party's over... i'm dr. oz. and, whether your side won or lost, the yelling season is through. it's time to get over it and get on with it. i went into medicine to help people live longer, healthier lives. but that's so hard right now. more than half of all personal bankruptcies are triggered by a medical problem, and that's got to stop. right here, right now, there is a historic

jim pinkerton fellow new american foundation and news day columnist elliss henican. i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> it used to be a president could call a press conference and the three major networks would come and he'd talk to them and you've pretty much reached everybody in america. and these days, the closest i can get to that is being on 60 minutes, but there are a whole bunch of folks who watch the daily show or watch "the view". and so, i've got to adapt the presidency to reach as many people as possible and my attitude is is, if i'm reaching people. if i'm talking to them i'm willing to make the risk of overexposure on that front. >> jon: the president there explaining why it is he makes the rounds on tv appearing on some shows that brought him some controversy. in that interview, liz, mr. obama also said when you're campaigning, i think you're liberated to say things without thinking about, okay, how am i actually going to practically implement this. isn't that what the media are supposed to do? >> yes, well, and he wasn't picked up on it t

i'm jim lehrer. riots in haiti have disrupted efforts to fight the growing cholera epidemic. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. on the "newshour" tonight, we get the latest on the protests and the spread of the disease on the ground from jacqueline charles of the "miami herald." >> lehrer: then, margaret warner runs a debate between two former negotiators about the u.s. russia arms control treaty now stalled in the senate. >> ifill: special correspondent david brancaccio goes to maine to find people who have figured out creative ways to survive the recession. >> it involves a bank but not the kind with money. it's a time bank known as hour exchange portland, where people swap services and build community. >> lehrer: judy woodruff talks about how to cut the deficit with budget veterans alice rivlin and pete domenici. >> ifill: and jeffrey brown talks to photographer tim hetherington about his new book capturing life on the battlefield in afghanistan. >> i just wanted to show the texture of it. and that mea

i'm jim lehrer. control of the congress is at stake this election day, as voters go to the polls across the country. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. on the newshour tonight, we'll have the latest results and reporting from our entire newshour team, including mark shields and david brooks; david chalian and stuart rothenberg; updates from republican headquarters and the white house; plus, field reports from around the country. >> lehrer: that's all ahead, along with a look at today's supreme court arguments in a case about violent video games, on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> lehrer: this was a day of reckoning for republicans, democrats, and president obama in this midterm election of 2010. newshour correspondent kwame holman begins

and "mad money's" jim cramer. joe miller falls behind in the vote count and enlists dirty campaigns from the past. mccain versus mccain. the senator leading the charge to keep don't ask, don't tell and the wife speaking out against the military's ban. >>> moscow confirmed a doesn't agent blew the cover of ten russian spies. you won't believe who was giving former george w. bush a big thumbs up for his new memoir. i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. president obama is in tokyo for a summit of pacific nations the final stop on his ten-day trip to asia. so far the trip has not produced the results the white house expected. the g-20 lined up with china against the u.s. on currency and deficit issues. the trip has been overshadowed by political problems at home like whether to extend the tax cuts. savannah guthrie is traveling with the president. >> reporter: the president has wrapped up his time here in seoul. the g-20 summit is over. the president held his concluding news conference today and got a lot of questio

jim? >> lehrer: just a reminder, of course, that the republicans need 39 seats tonight to take control of the house. 10 to win a majority in the senate. our overview thus far shows no major change except the one we just reported. we have a net gain here of one. that is dan coats who was the heavy favorite. former senator... he already served earlier in the united states senate from indiana. and here now are... we will keep these going, these overview totals going as they come in. both in the senate races, the house races and the governor's races as we come up. here now are mark shields and david brooks. mark, is there a philosophy difference on the table here tonight? i mean, are people voting because they are... they want... or is it about a specific thing they want changed? are they being driven by a philosophy or being driven mostly by facts on their ground? >> well, i think there's always a philosophical element to every election, jim. people have a predisposition for one party and wha

jim? pat? >> thanks. >>> right now germany is stepping up transit security because of concern about a possible terror strike. germany's interior minister told reporters faye that police are increasing security measures at train stations and airports. german officials say a foreign intelligence service provided them with conete information about a planned attack at the end of ts month and they stay intelligence matches leads they've gathered on their own. this is the first time concrete intelligence has been mentioned in connection with possible terror attacks in europe. >>> one of washington's most notorious murder cases is now in its final chapters. juror in the chandra levy murder ial are now deliberating in d.c. superior court. ingmar guandique is facing murder charges in the 2001 disappearance and death of levy. the jury is now weighing three options. guilty of first-degree murder, guilty of second-degree murder, or not guilty. in closing arguments yesterday, prosecutors said levy's deat fi

jim, stand by. i want to bring jon back in. jon, on this question of whether these leaks will hurt our interests abroad, one of the things we keep hearing from the white house is that it will compromise our intelligence assets, people that give us information in secret, will be named in the documents, they say. how serious of a concern is that really? >> reporter: well, there are certainly concerns that lower level sources can be named and their lives can be put at risk. in terms of real top intelligence assets, spies in foreign governments, those kind of names you would never see in documents classified at this level. that would be in top secret, at the minimum. and as we said earlier, there are no top secret documents in these leaks. >> and one last question for you, jim. apparently this story is not over. there are more revelations to come. what do we know about that? >> reporter: well, there are 250,000 documents. we've seen today just the highlights of some of them, a small percentage of them. and dozens of news stories pl

in washington, jim angle, fox news. >> bret: this just in to fox news. south carolina democratic congressman heath shuler says he will challenge nancy pelosi for the position of house minority leader in the next congress. pelosi will lose her current spot as house speaker, of course, once republicans take control. schumer says the democrats will have better chance to regain seats they lost in the mid-term if pelosi is not the leader in 2012. shuler saying he's making good on campaign promise to challenge her. >>> congress is back and there is a big change. we talk about the lame duck session with the fox all-stars when we come back. >>> what i've concluded on the issue of congressional earmarks that the leader of my party in the senate, i have to lead first by example. nearly every day that the senate has been in session for the past two years i have come down to this spot and said that democrats were ignoring the wishes of the american people. when it comes to earmarks, i won't be guilty of the same thing. banning earmarks is another small but important

yes, that jim morrison. and the democrats' shellacking on november 2. a new poll says it was not disappointed liberals who drove the election night losses. ♪ [ male announcer ] what does it take to excel in today's business world? our professors know. because they've been there. and they work closely with business leaders to develop curriculum to meet the needs of top businesses. which means when our graduates walk in the room, they're not only prepared... they're prepared to lead. devry university's keller graduate school of management. learn how to grow the business of you at keller.edu. >> there is a new school of thought about why the democrats lost so many congressional seats in the midterm elections. simply put, they weren't liberal enough. the last time the democrats took this kind of shellacking in 1994, the undisputed conventional wisdom was they lost because they had been too liberal, having past gun control, having tried to pass a massive new health care plan, and having actually succeeded in passing the biggest tax increase in history. soo

yes, that jim morrison. and the democrats' shellacking on november 2. a new poll says it was not disappointed liberals who drove the election night losses. if you could talk to them with this? if you turbocharged this little guy? if old water bottles became new seats? if you never bought another gallon of gas? or what if cars had force fields? that would be cool. nissan. innovation for today. innovation for tomorrow. innovation for all. ♪ consider this: these duracell batteries were given... to the mattel children's hospital, u.c.l.a. because when it comes to kids and healing... you're not just powering a toy. you're powering a smile. duracell. trusted everywhere. >> there is a new school of thought about why the democrats lost so many congressional seats in the midterm elections. simply put, they weren't liberal enough. the last time the democrats took this kind of shellacking in 1994, the undisputed conventional wisdom was they lost because they had been too liberal, having past gun control, having tried to pass a massive new health care plan, and h

i'm jim handly. >> i'm pat lawson muse. the 4,500 passengers and crew are finally getting off the cruise ship. it arrived at a dock in san diego earlier today. the ship was aift for three days and nights with limited food, backed up toilets and dark cabins after ling its power when the engine caught fire. >>> to mark veterans day, president obama participated in a ceremony with u.s. military personnel south korea. and first lady michelle obama surprised a group of soldiers based in germany by jumping in to serve them steaks at a special veterans d meal. >>> tuition is going up at the use of maryland and other public universities in maryland. governor martin o'malley whohas just won his second material a governor says the four-year tuition freeze can't last forever. he proposed a 3% increase for next year. heaid he is hoping the tigs rate hike won't go higher than 3% over the next four years. >>> and disney wasn't the happiest place on earth today. that help ive down wall street. the media giant missed its profit estimates.

who is senator jim demint, and what does he really want? michael y michael crowley profiled him in the washington times and he joins me from washington. the big headline from the profile? what's the sense you have of demint? >> well, he's determined to keep plowing ahead, and he's not interested in the strain, the school of thought in the republican party that says be careful. don't overreach that you have to reel the tea party passions in a little bit, and if you try to push too hard on cutting government, you're going to scare away the middle of the country. independent voters. he thinks there will be more candidates to come in 2012. >> is jim demint oo success of populism? am i seeing that right? >> yeah, i do think there's a populous strain to it. i think demint has been in washington for a while. but i think he does a good job of presenting himself as being outside the system. it's the theme we've seen so many times. there's a washington establishment that is caught up dm its own rules. earmarks are a good example of this. they're caug

what can you tell us, jim. >> hi, chris. well, it does still look like a standoff at that building where a much smaller hard core group maybe several hundred split off from that earlier march of tens of thousands and that smaller group tried to storm that