i'm boxer. >> we got to move on. >> what about you, bob? what about you, bob? >> nothing. >> oh! why did i ask that? >> follow-up question? >> oh, it's so close to me. is that true? >> all right. next up -- next up, tv newsers got a headline. knockout game. and specifically why the so-called black leaders in america have gone silent. >> how about jesse jackson and reverend sharpton, why are they silent? >> there's no profit for them. not political advantage. they don't care because they live off of the victimization. therefore, as long as you have black communities that see themselves at victims, that helps perpetuate their existence. now all of a sudden, if you jump in -- why don't they say anything in chicago about the black on black crime? because they don't have a point in that. it doesn't elevate them. that's why these guys should be totally irrelevant, not be listened to whatsoever. >> what do you think, honestly overlooked or cowardly ignored? start with you on this one, bob. >> i don't agree with -- that this is their business, but i do say this -- i've said this before.

i'm really offended. >> bob. bob's the expert at the table. we'll get to online gambling in a minute. i'm going to put my bet behind the ravens, last year's super bowl champs. >> when the steelers win, i want everyone next week to give me appropriate credit. >> we will. we will. this big game, i love college more than i love pro, texas at texas tech. the famous johnny manziel of course will be on the field playing for texas. i'm going to say texas all the way. eric? >> i'm going to say hold off on that because go with -- go with the alabama/auburn game. that's not the full screen up there. this is the game of the year. number one alabama, a team we follow, i have followed for a long time. one of the best college football teams in history taking on auburn who has an axe to grind at auburn/alabama. >> i bet you auburn beats alabama. >> you have a bet, my man. 10.5 points at the line. >> you have to give me the line. i'll take auburn. i think alabama ought to either -- if they win again, they ought to make them into a pro game. >> do you know wha

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and let bob talk. >> bob, and told that this little thing that i have just --ached to the telephone bob, could you say a few words for us? are you still there? >> [indiscernible] >> is this being broadcast, what he is saying right now? i realize you are in a terrible position and cannot get information while you're on the phone. do you think it would be better to remain on the phone? >> [indiscernible] [feedback] click yes, bob. -- >> yes, bob. this is being broadcast. >> [indiscernible] and i will be back in about five minutes. but that is just fine, bob. -- >> that is just fine, bob. you, we've just gotten this from dallas. president kennedy has been given blood transfusions at parkland hospital after -- in an effort to save his life after he and governor john connally were shot in an assassination attempt. the word is still that the president is in very serious condition. other reports say he is in critical condition. jim -- governor john connally, i think he has been moved, has he not? >> this information, which adds up to something rather inconclusive, it says that the secret servi

yes, please go again, bob. thehey are not getting other end of the conversation. >> let's do it this way. you speak slowly and i will repeat what you say. this is robert mcneil reporting from dallas. please go ahead, bob. bob is at the hospital in dallas. where the president has been rushed. the president is seriously .ounded

i'm kimberly along with bob, greg, dana. this is the five. >>> president barack obama s the website prevented too many americans from competing the enrollment process. that's on us. i'll have to win back credibility. that's on me. that's on us. that's on me. not on them, on us. this one is deserved. it's on us. >> after years of lying about his signature health care law and weeks after it launched disastrous result, those words you heard are president barack obama and for a good reason. a fox poll shows most americans thinks the president knowly lied to get the obama care passed. not a good place to be. today he offered a solution to stop the bleeding and attempt to salvage a legacy. >> people that have plans predating the affordable care act can keep those plans if they haven't changed. today we're going to extend both to people who's plans have changed since the law took effect and people who bought plans since the law took effect. >> ask yourself, can we really take president barack obama seriously? it's been six weeks si

bob? i'm not doing well, but republicans aren't either. who cares? whatever. >> look, right now obama is in a position where he's getting perilously close to -- i mean, i think it would be very difficult to pass any major piece of legislation in remainder of this second term. when you get down around -- you ho hover around the 40% mark, something has to come along that bring that back up. i don't see anything on the more rise, say some war or something that's going to do that. now, having said that, the real issue as far as i'm concerned is what does this do to the democrats in 2014? i don't think you can take the emotions and the feelings about obama care today and transplant them in 12 months and say okay, that's going to be the election. one thing we are seeing, in states where the state decided to take on this project themselves, they're doing very, very well. california, kentucky, minnesota, connecticut are running way ahead of what they projected for people signing up. >> no. >> it's

. >> bob, you are chuckling and laughing. the reality is that americans are going to have to shell out more money. a lot of them for obamacare. >> i feel badly the stock portfolio is going through the roof. i feel sympathetic. i'll give you a loan. >> what does it have to do with anything? >> this economy is stronger than you are making it out to be. nothing to do with obamacare. it's silly and stupid. >> the american people aren't feeling that. >> you have no evidence that it's abilitied by obamacare. >> john, go ahead. >> wait a minute. it's my block. he interrupted. >> you took a shot at john. i want him to react. >> millions of people lost their confidence, lost their confidence because of obamacare. just as the social security recipients have to worry am i going to get the increase. medicare has to worry is the medicare, and the government intervention creates paranoia. it doesn't solve it. >> go ahead, bob. >> can i address your issue about the stock market going up? it has nothing to do with anything that is going on w

but we begin with bob turk, updating our conditions. bob? >> quite a hard day to decide what to wear, when it starts off below freezing, and goes up by afternoon. high clouds at 56 now. the dew point is about as low as you ever see it. 12 degrees. 52, ocean city. 43 the cold spot in oakland. 57 over in cumberland. and we have a 15-degree increase in temperature. right now, from where we were yesterday. 20 degrees warmer in cumberland. and 10, warmer in -- d.c. this morning, however, we bottomed out at 25 degrees. so it went from 25 to about 58 this afternoon. that's rare for this part. country. just really amazing change. and looks like that change will continue into the weekend. tim is live. has a look at how much warmer it's going to get. tim? >> it's definitely, bob, going to get warmer. we're here at the inner harbor. 58 degrees now. while the sun is up. although we know that with the early sunset now, around 4:52. the temperatures drop very quickly. pretty calm wind from the west. it's a delightful evening. we're down here, of course. t

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otherwise bob says you guys are making stuff up. no, the people on left, a lot of the barack obama supporters -- >> a lot of? >> his money people in hollywood say if you don't agree with him it's likely because you're racist. >> you know what, let's play that. oprah on the bbc. i don't know what the bbc is. i think it's a type of candy. she says criticism -- >>er crossed your mind some of the treatment obama and the challenges he's faced and some of the reporting he's received is because he's an african-american? >> probably it's crossed my mind more times than it's crossed your mind. think there's a level of disrespect for the office that occurs and that occurs in some cases and maybe even many cases because he's african-american. >> dana, you're a huge oprah fan. do you agree or disagree? >> i disagree with her on this. i think from a communications standpoint and reality is she believes it. there's a lot of people that believe this. did not necessarily start with the tea party or anybody that was conservative or republican. remem

first question to bob, kevin asks, number one, what would be bob's birthday wish if he knew it would comert soon? >> this is a family show, bob. >> i appreciate you asking me that question. ap but i get myself in a whole lot of trouble if i answer it. let me put it this way, it wouli be at night. it would not be alone. and it would be a lot of fun. but yeah. lot >> midnight movie. >> that's right.idni and a good meal and a -- >> bowling! >> bowling, yeah, sure. >> you want to hang out with eric bolling? >> eric bolling is your birthday wish? n moving right along. number two, monica d asks, do you have a hot date for your birthday? if i weren't married, i would love to go on a date with you. i would even pay. >> whoa. >> that would be different. >> yeah. >> actually it's nice of to you say that. i do have a date. monica, right? monica lewinsky. >> or crowley. >> right. i do, but thank you very much for saying that. right. number three -- happy birthday. >> thank you. >> number three for greg, christian r, greg, do you choos. some of the music that lines up for your breaks? what's your

bob's fine. bob's fine. >> the thing is, look, say what you will about well respected in the music industry. he is a great songwriter. he is a very talented performer, but his politics are askew and somewhat ill informed when he goes on rants about the bush family who is actually an incredible family. he is just mad at everyone. he is known for saying stuff like this. >> it was a rant on obama. >> he strikes me as having a lot of anger issues. [ overlapping dialog ] >> took the mic from -- taylor swift. do you remember he sat there on the telethon to raise money? absolutely. >> that's why president obama called him a jackass. >> see a jackass. you know where you find that information? in our material. >> let me introduce you to my little friend. it's called the pact. >> one more thing is up next with -- he didn't write it. >> read it. >> what does it say? >> you can't give the names. [ male announcer ] 'tis the season of more. more shopping. more dining out. and alo with it, more identity theft.

bob, you're next. >> this day in history, 1941, franklin d. roosevelt established the modern thanksgiving holiday making the fourth thursdays in november thanksgiving day. one of the america's great presidents. he wasn't a vegan. >> that little girl is cute in that video. >> today's post. through november of this year in new york city, 43 homicide victims were between the ages of 13 and 21. last year in the same frame of time, 87. they cut the amount of murder victims in half. the majority were young minority men. ray kelly has done more to save minorities than any left winger. and he's leaving. >> abraham lincoln established thanksgiving. >> he officially made it the third thursday in november. >> was it lincoln or roosevelt? >> set your dvr so you never miss us. "special report" is next. >>> the supreme court gets another chance to bite out of obama care. this this is "special report." good evening. last year the nation's highest court kept the president's health care plan alive. next year it will get another shot at obama care through a cha

no i'm just kidding, bob. the schools have gotten away from basic history, reading, writing, math, they are teaching the kids to do soup and compost, i remember a friend showed me his young child's textbook, if you read it, you would think lincoln was a democrat. and i was outraged saying they cannot write it like that. there's been a push to long co-op lincoln's legacy and hide the democratic party's behavior when he was president. >> do you agree with that? >> i am going to offer a contrary view. i think it doesn't matter if he is republican or democrat in their minds, they see him as a great president and i think that is fine with them. he belongs to the ages. he gave a speech that was so full of confidence. it takes a confident person to get up and give a speech, that is so short and panned by everyone at the time. and everyone apologized this past weekend because they panned it back 150 years ago and they are still apologizing for it. i think abraham lincoln is a great american president. >> exactly right

>> yes, bob? i have a medical -- [ indiscernible ] five minutes. >> that's fine, bob, we'll be expecting you. i'll keep the phone. thank you, bob, very much. >> to interrupt for a moment, there is this from dallas. while robert mcneil is on the phone, he's unable to gather information. president kennedy has been given blood transfusions at parkland in an effort to save his life after he and governor john connolly of texas were shot. the word still is that the president is still in serious condition. other reports say he's in critical condition. governor john connolly, i think, chet, has been moved. >> yep, we have this information that adds up to something rather inconclusive. secret service said the president remained in the emergency room and the governor was moved to the general operating room of parkland hospital. one secret serviceman was overheard telling the other that there was no need to move the president because emergency facilities were adequate in the emergency room. that would indica

mobility, right, bob? i mean, is that the sort of, you know, innovation of the day and twitter going public today and raising all that money is sort of emblematic of that? >> it is. i don't have comments about all the specifics. but i'd say the most dramatic change that i've seen in media, in the 40 years that i've been in media, has been the unbelievable growth overnight of mobile and social. mobile in particular. we're obviously very focused on this because mobile flplatforms are another great way for us to move our content as well to consumers around the world. we're seeing huge growth for espn, abc, disney, all the products that they create on mobile platforms. it's not only another way to monetize, but it's just another way to engage more with consumers. and i think what happened with twitter is, you know, another example of the unbelievable change that we've seen in media to basically mobile. of course, with the inclusion of social. you can't ignore that dynamic. >> right. for sure. >> i like it, by

how do you really feel, bob? let's move on to former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> she can be thankful for the fact that she doesn't have to campaign for the presidency. >> not yet, right. >> she's got all these groups that are happy. she's got all these groups that are doing it for her. stand there and make the big bucks making speeches. >> new jersey governor chris christie, what's he thankful for? >> thankful for the fact that he is viewed as the most sane candidate potential in the republican party. it is a very, very low bar. >> i was going to say. last but not least what should president obama be thankful for on this day of thanks? >> probably for the fact that he doesn't have to apply for obama care. >> oh, my goodness i knew you were going there. >> on that, i want to talk about saturday, november 30th. it is the obama administration's own self-imposed deadline for the obama care enrollment website to begin working smoothly for the vast majority of americans. are you optimistic or skeptical about

bob with the center of disaster philanthropy. robert with save the children is here with me in washington, and in san francisco, alexander of give well. you just heard that exchange between new york and san francisco, and save the children is trying to cultivate long-term relationships with donors but is called upon in the moment when disaster strikes. how do you do both duties well? >> the focus right now is on the immediate needs, and i think that is what we need to focus on for several weeks and months to come. i was a first responder in indonesia after the tsunami and was there for several months. we worked on a program there for five years. i have to say that the resources need to be spent in the immediate period, but there need to be resources for the massive recovery and rebuilding that is going to happen in the philippines over the next decade, actually. this is a huge disaster and it will take a long time. look at all these people in the natural disaster centers. their homes have been destroyed, wound care, basic sanitat

. >> but he's not bob. >> bob, come on, this is redistribution. "the new york times" calling it redistribution. >> certainly is. to call him a socialist is really just obscene and absurd. >> wait, redistribution, isn't that the very heart of socialism? >> you'd have to -- there's a lot about social system historically. is there redistribution? of course. that's something those of us on the left believe very strongly about. you don't agree. most people around this table don't agree. there does have to be, if you're going to take a finite pot of money that's going to be available, you have to have some redistribution. >> that's why i love bob. because bob is not a decepticons. meaning, in order to achieve their aim, they mask their ideological ideologically. whatever you say about them, they tell you what they believe inero win, they have to lie. they slip it in a glove of compassion. that's how they get you. at least bob doesn't deny it. he says it's there. the problem with the logic is you're talk about a finite pot. that's what happens. when you

i tell you this, eric, they miss bob. everybody said where's bob? >> we talked and juan will be on tonight and one of the things, all the things he can talk about and things he can't. is there things you can't talk about and why? >> oh, because it was a background meeting so i can't directly talk about what the president, you know, quote said, but i can tell you what other people in the meeting said. i had talks with other senior officials there so i can give you a sense of what's going on in a way that obviously wouldn't be possible if you didn't get to talk with the big man. >> when you talk to president jerrett did you find anything new about the health care bill and how it will unravel. >> it was interesting. i was thinking about all the pressure and criticism coming these guys might be ready to fold. what you see these guys are ready fight. they have a sense that right now they have to rally their troops because the poll numbers have been bad for obama and right now they are going to try to say to the democrats and independents we got a good pr

. >> bob. >> the reason i talked from

. >> o'donnell: good morning again bob will be along later. seth dohn joins us from beijing the latest on the typhoon. >> good morning a. local official in the philippines suggested as many as 10,000 people might have parished in this typhoon that number is very different when you talk with the philippine red cross which tells us 1200 people whose fluctuating death toll give you indication of how little know about the extent, the scope of this tragedy so far. it was the wind early on that got so much of the attention then disaster but turned out to be the high waves and heavy surf that proved so damaging, so deadly alkn÷qrror philippine government tells us around four million people were affected by this typhoon, 400,000 people displaced from their homes for as bad as this typhoon is, it has not yet over. in fact it's barreling toward vietnam where it's expected to make landfall early monday morning local time. already seen around 800,000 people evacuated in that country. taiwan has seen eight people die in heavy surf, here in southern china

don't go to bob. >> i am not going to bob first. >> kimberly. cyclones are caused by weather fluctuating and climate variability. why do people say stupid things in light of tragedy. >> everybody knows that. they must be really dumb. what i don't like is taking advantage of a situation like this. i think it's really sickening for political opportunists to jump in and fill the void to further their cause. they are not thinking about the casualties the lives lost, the families affected any of it. they don't have the science of the facts to back up what they are saying either. >> this argument is always dangerous at this table because greg. these are facts. facts are that that -- the water level is higher than it has ever been before when that typhoon hit. two, this year, in canada in the glaciers they receded so far there were two islands that had never been uncovered by a glacier. the plant loss on that thing all died. it was 44,000 years old. it had never seen anything but a glacier. >> where do you get this from? >> scientific american. >> what

it's an impossibility. >> i'll start with bob today. bob, it was your birthday last week. you've had a great weekend. you're hitting the ground running. tell us, do you believe pelosi when she says the democrats are standing tall and that when he says they've got nothing to worry about? >> i tell you, they are very disciplined. they had a caucus. the ones that voted for the republican bill are ones who clearly are in marginal districts. i think what he said has some merit. there will be millions signed up for this. for better or for worse. that means you're going to be taking on people who now have insurance because of the affordable care act. and do you really want to take them on? >> well, eric, every day that goes by, we get a little bit closer, because of all the fixes the administration is announcing. a little bit closer to what republicans are asking for in the first place. >> okay, first, regarding what he said, you said millions will sign up. i can't make that assumption. maybe millions will be thrown off their insurance also. two pieces of news that you pointed ou

that's our own bob schieffer and bob is in dallas tonight. bob? >> schieffer: well, scott, those of us who covered the assassination and are still around all these years later have had a long time to think about what might have been. it was a misty morning as the president spoke in fort worth. >> there's mrs. kennedy and the president of the united states. >> schieffer: but by the time he got to dallas the sun had come out. >> i can see his sun tan all the way from here. >> schieffer: jim lehrer was at love field assigned to cover the president's arrival for the dallas "times herald." he remembers seeing the bubble top on the presidential limousine. i asked the agent man i knew who was the agent in charge of the dallas office of secret service "are you going to leave the bubble top up?" i'll never forget it, bob, he looked up at the sky "well it's clear." so he turns to the other agents who will there by the car, five or six of them, and says "lose the bubble top." >> the presidential car moving out. >> schieffer: lehrer believes it was a fateful

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nice to meet you, bob mcdonnell. as bob mcdonnell prepares to leave office, federal prosecutors in virginia are preparing, some time between now and thanksgiving, to make their decision about whether or not to criminally indict bob mcdonnell in the corruption and bribery scandal that arose around him and his family taking over $100,000 in gifts and cash from a virginia businessman, who was seeking favors for his company from the state government. through this whole scandal, through the apology, through the paying back of the gifts and all the rest of it and the legal defense fund and the legal defense website and all the awkward announcements and the defensiveness and the watch and everything. through all of it, bob mcdonnell never bothered to change the ethics law that allowed him to take those gifts in the first place. terry mcauliffe will have to be the one who does it come january. today the company who employs the ceo who gave bob mcdonnell all those gifts says the ceo will be leaving the company, whether or not

his name is bob mueller. and so i brief him about this case and after he's done, he goes, mike, that's the coolest case i ever heard. is this for real? i go yeah. he says, are you guys ready to do what you've got to do? you know, we have the section chief for russian matters, and he worked with tim crusoe at wfo and they started briefing people away from the brian kelly case one by one and made stephen pluto the case agent and actually teamed up with the co-case agent from buckmire's squad. from within a month and half, two months, we open that case on november 15th, november 16th. so he's arrested february 18th. presidents' day. it's what, phenomenal to me, three months they write about a hundred-page affidavit. why was it such affidavit, why did it have so much information from a sensitive source? well, the reason it did is because ashcroft wanted to make this a capital punishment. with good reason. my source had agreed to beyond all hope, he agreed to be a witness if i would be an advocate for him to help

but we start with bob turk in the first warning weather center. bob? beautiful sunset. >> unbelievable sunset out there. just a magnificent picture if you have a camera. take a look at that. it's been cold all afternoon. this morning, believe it or not, we started out at at 52 degrees. front came through and dropped around 40. basically upper 30s to low 40s all day. only 23 in elkton. these are january temperatures in denver. 40 in d.c. right now, running at 17 degrees colder. and 15 degrees colder in ocean city. with the breeze, the wind chill, if you're heading out, should be dressing for 29, 30, 28, 31-degree temperatures. that's really what your body is feeling. 16 is the way it feels in oakland. whatwhat do we have on tap for tonight? how long will it last? >>> tell you what. we've got even colder temperatures headed our way tonight. but first, before we get there, let's talk about what else is going on with the wjz mobile weather lab. we are sitting around 39 degrees. we have been flirting with 38, 39 degrees here for the past hour and a half now

i do see your point, bob. i think if they just make the panel decide based on diversity purposes, i think that's probably not very fair. >> how did you do on your s.a.t.s? >> i did well. why would we take tools away from the admissions office for any school? i would have more. i would have transcripts. a.c.t. s.a.t. whatever it takes. there are different criteria of different high schools around the country. one of the best high schools across the river in jersey city. is it fair those kids may get lower transcript scores to a kid who may be going to a public school in the city and be graded at the same level? >> if i thought standardized tests actually were reflective of what people were doing, but people opposed to those things had a group kids take them back to back and the range was 150 points. >> you're talking about something different. you're making a very good point that within the a.c.t. or s.a.t., you may want to dig in and find out and make sure the questions are fair to the widest group of kids. ra

but first, bob turk is updating temperatures. bob? >> we talked about normal temperatures this time of year, around 57 for a high. take a look right now. we're only at 38 degrees. that is actually about the normal in some areas here in january. 40 in d.c. 20 in oakland now. 38 in ocean city. dew point is way down. much dryer air mass came in, only 13-degree dew point. very dry cold air. we're running 17 degrees colder than yesterday at this crime. out in far western maryland. 20 to 23 degrees colder than we saw yesterday at this particular hour. so with the breeze right now, the wind chill is just around the freezing mark, as you can see, 31 here. and garrett county, dew points, low. humidity is low. the little bit of snow falling. but the windshield area, with the breeze and temperatures in the 20s is only around 16 degrees. so if you're heading out tonight, dress for some cold temps. not only will the wind chill be down in the 20s. the actual temperature will be down in the 20s as well. chelsea is live with more on this information.

of course bob youngers are horse is dead. frank james is the last one to leave and out of pure meanness and pure spite and vengeance, he levels his resolver at haywood and murders him. frank wilcox witnesses this murder and then he flees through the back door himself. frank james rushes out. they're all scrambling for horses. bob younger races down the sidewalk because people are shooting from threatened corner, and cole younger said, kill that man at the corner, and they're dodging back and fortharound their stairwell, and finally bob younger starts shooting through the stairway and trying to get manning who backs off. bob younger at the corner, one more shot from the hotel, from henry wheeler, the medical student, it shatters bob younger's elbow, his gun hand. he coolly tosses the gun to his left handand keeps blasting away but as the men are riding off, he says, my god, boys, don't leave me, i'm wounded, and they pull him on the hours and they gallop out of town. it takes seven meants -- seven minutes for this to happen. a

in conclusion the commission recommended that jim both bob and micros be a historic place. they will forward our representations for future hearings. that concludes my presentation >> thank you. commissioners. thank you to mary for the inclusion of the information we discussed at our prior meeting >> commissioner john's. >> well, this is in some ways one of the most interesting items that has come before this commission in some time. and what i find interesting is the staff report in this regard mary brown has done an extraordinarily job in handling this. it's an example of using article pen as a guideline which is flexible enough to protect well, a well traveled and somewhat modified building. i'm particularly referring to the section on integrity. i think this is one of those situations in which were the facts ever so slightly different it wouldn't quality under article 10. i think there is the most serious concern in this regard. however, i also think that in the particular facts of this situation the building ought to be preserved. there are a large number of reasons mo

please, go ahead, bob. white house press secretary has just announced that president kennedy died at approximately 1:00 central standard time, which is about 35 minutes ago after being shot by an unknown assailant during a motorcade drive through downtown dallas. the president died approximately 25 minutes after the attack took place. he had been rushed bleeding and unconscious to the parkland memorial hospital in dallas and was given blood transfusions. about 15 minutes ago, reports nbc's bob mcneal in dallas to whom i'm talking to now, a priest emerged after having given the president last rites. just before the announcement of the president's death was made, vice president lyndon johnson emerged grim faced and was driven off with a police escort to assume the constitutional responsibility of the presidency. a casket has just been brought into the emergency ward of the hospital for president kennedy. the attack took place as the president who was just completing what amounted to a triumphal drive through

joining us is bob franken. good morning, happy thanksgiving, bob. >> good morning. happy everything, i guess. >> exactly. >> thanksgiving, hanukkah, black friday eve. >> thanksgivukkah. let's talk about something serious for a moment. about 45,000 troops are celebrating thanksgiving in afghanistan, but a new security deal could keep those troops there past the 2014 draw down to train and mentor afghan security forces. is this a good idea? >> well, it depends on your point of view. probably for the afghan forces it's a very good idea, although president karzai is making it extremely difficult to reach that kind of deal. but certainly for those who want everybody home from that very dangerous part of the world, it's probably not the best idea. as a matter of fact, we're seeing that controversy raging right now. >> you know, just this week, bob, afghan president hamid karzai said the only way he would sign a security deal is after the u.s. brings peace to his country. so my question is, how exactly is he measuring peace? >> well, to say peace and afghanistan in the sam

bob, wasn't it their goal to get single payer as a part of obama care. there wasn't enough democratic votes when they were trying to push it through. they wanted a public option to be able to compete in the insurance marketplace and the insurance industry went crazy and they dropped it because of that. that had always been something that a lot of us wanted and when the democrats took over both the house and the senate and the white house there was still hope you could push that through and then it became clear the insurance companies weren't going to allow that so they fell back under obama care. >> eric, what do you think? from day one it seems like this is what they have wanted. >> we have been talking about that's the ultimate goal. it's the only thing that would actually work in their world. what they're trying to do is a qazi hybrid government run versus capital health care system. it's not going to happen. if they said give us your best price and public option comes in over here and they try to undercut the private companies people on the right wou

that was for bob. >> we've got to leave it there. still ahead in "the five," i'm sorry, let's try that again. in the five decades since the jfk assassination, there have been all kinds of theories about whether lee harvey oswald and whether he acted alone. what does the kennedy family think? a surprising answer when jfk's niece when we come back. >>> it appears as though something has happened in the motorcade route. something has happened in the motorcade route. spread eagle over whoever is in the car. the president, mrs. kennedy and governor and mrs. connelley. at this point it looks as though all of the people in the car are victims. >> there is only one word to describe the picture here, and that's grief, and much of it. it's official. as of just a few moments ago, the president of the united states is dead. >> that was november 22nd, 1963, a day i'll never forget along with many of americans who were alive that day. it's been almost 50 years since jfk was assassinated. but the conspiracy theories haven't been laid to rest. peopl

>> bob, where have you been? that was the reason republicans won in 2010. >> i'm talking about the majority of the american people. >> can i just throw this out here? i'm a conspiracy theorist. the reason why obama delayed the employer mandate is they knew it was going to be 70 million people thrown off the rolls and they didn't want it in an election year. >> there's an alien in -- >> that's not even a conspiracy theory. >> what, the alien? >> please, that makes perfect political sense. >> that alien does not have insurance. >> -- our last point about political sense, bob, even you would appreciate this, some of the ads i saw today targeting red state democrats saying, why was it that senator pryor in arkansas defended and repeated the obama care lie? that is very effective tagging. and will help the republicans in 2014. >> it's a strong statement to say the president of the united states is a liar. i hope you all can feel comfortable saying that. >> i can. he's a liar. >> i wouldn't say that to any president. >

let's go inside to bob for a look at the next five days. bob? >> big warmup. 52 tomorrow. sunny, no wind, feels good. 56, friday. 62 to start the weekend. 65 on sunday. and it will be in the mid-60s, by the way, in chicago, with showers. and 68. chance of showers here monday. a low of 56. we're going backwards instead of forward. mary? >> bob, it maybe -- may not be in the forecast now. but a snowstorm is always in the cards when we hit winter. which we're not there yet either. wjz is live. monique griego is there. baltimore laid out its plans. >> we haven't had a major snowstorm since 2010. but snow mageddon is still very much on people's minds. and that's why the city isn't taking any chances and getting ready for everything. >> reporter: in 2010, back-to- back blizzards, left baltimore under 6 felt of snow. -- 6 feet of snow. and put the agencies under a massive response. >> snow mageddon was an anomaly that the city knows they will probably never see again. >> reporter: today, they laid out their snow response plans for this winter, which takes into accounts, previous

still ahead, my sit down with bob woodward. but up next, rand paul blames msnbc's rachel maddow as he responds to allegations of >>> msnbc's rachel maddow had a contentious interview with rand paul and she's bl been at it again accusing the senator of lifting lines from a movie no one has heard of. >> in the not too distance future, engistics is common and that line appears almost verbatim in the wikipedia entry. >> paul dismissed that and a second allegation involving wikipedia as a technical matter, criticized maddow and he let loose on abc's "this week." >> do you concede at least this is pretty sloppy? >> the footnote police have been dogging me for the last week. i will admit that. and i will admit sometimes we haven't footnoted things properly. i take it as an insult and say people cannot call me dishonest, misleading or misrepresenting. i have never intentionally done so. if dueling were illegal, but i think i'm being targeted by hacks and haters. >> but then another issue, the website washington times reporting that som

meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are updating temperatures and the forecast. bob? >> actually, i saw the moon out there. actually, a very pretty night. we have clouds west of us. they're going to move in overnight. but look look at these temperatures. 69 here. 62 in hagerstown. even oakland is mild at 59 out there. couple of weeks ago, had snow. 60 in ocean city. and 63 over in d.c. right now, we're running 7 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. oakland is 26 degrees warmer. and cumberland, 22 degrees warmer. there's the front. we're going to bring you some shower activity overnight. probably in their early morning hours. but most of it is going to be done by 11:00, or 12:00. most of the day will be wet in the morning, turning dryer and cooler. with more on that, let's take it out to tim. out in the outback. >> definitely a nice night. and there are changes coming. but at least if the rain is going to come, it will come in the overnight hours where most of of us will not be impacted. mild temperatures are already here. it's going to get breezy. we even have