paul george, our george karl, he's seen some players. he thinks that paul george, top-seven in the nba. he is starting at top-five. george had 21. lance stephenson had 15 in the second half. pacers, 5-0. 97-80. >>> mavericks and thunder from oklahoma city. second quarter. thunder up three. russell westbrook, splits the "d" and finishes. thunder up by five. kevin durant. he had 23 points. he also hooked up his teammates. he had ten assists, as well. and westbrook, i'd say he's okay. had an injury in the playoffs last year. second game back. thunder win it, 107-93. oklahoma city, now 3-1 on the season. >> you folks back east, try to stay up late tonight. okay? you have oregon at stanford. they both play in what they call the pacific 12 out here out west. and i think it will be a pretty entertaining game. >> all right. big game. >>> that's all we got. back to you. >> a rousing endorsement, wasn't it? >> it was. >>> up next, country music honors its greatest stars. a surprising choice for entertainer of the year that made the audience go wil

a goes to paul george, unstoppable. this sunday night could be the official elimination sunday for washington's playoff hopes. this team is headed for a complete overhaul, regardless of what happens here on out. but let's think positively. there was -- the redskins are three-a with players competing for jobs next year. the fact that is not lost on anyone. you never know what it can do to the level of play moving forward. >> they are smart enough to understand if your 3-8, everybody is playing for their jobs. that is the nature of our business. i don't care if it's players, coaches, support staff. make sure this game can find a way to win. >> miami's offensive lineman richie incognito's suspension with pay pending conclusion of the investigation of the behavior that led to the departure. it has cost him more than $470,000. local college basketball today. maryland cruises past state. 76 and 60. in my dream. >> if you hit the stores today, i bet you found nothing as good as what this texas team found. he bought a car for o

indiana's paul george scored nine points in overtime. the pacers win, 103-96. the defending champs make quick work of the magic, meanwhile. lebron james leading the charge with the reverse baseline dunk. the heat dominate. trash-talking turns into a brawl before the fight. the teams sprawling at the training session. the real brawl, november 23rd. that is kind of fun to watch. >>> hockey, and minnesota is on fire. talent, highlight. the pass between the legs for score. mini has lost only once this month, beating ottawa, 4-1. >>> what is jose canseco doing now, driving around with two goats in his car? he said he was headed to a shoot of his documentary called "fainting goats." who will win the international ice hockey federation championship? fans hope petroveitch, the giant crab knows the answer. we're not sure how petroveitch will pick winners, maybe two boxes of food, like what paul the octopus used for the world cup. >>> the packers fans made the best of the baby boy being born with a broken collarbone. they named him aaron roger, after the injured packers

paul george with the three. game high 23 for him, indiana up 12. then in the fourth, check out this passing here. midair, behind the back to c.j. watson who drains the three. pretty passing from steven. he finished with ten assists. >>> let's go down a leave. the terps, hosting morgan state. this one, this is the jake lehman show, with the alley-oop to lehman form that tied it at five. terps up. buries the three, a drear high 27. second half, now lehman is going to say, i'll diddish it out. 12 points for wells, maryland wins their fourth straight 89-62. capitals goalie brayden was supposed to have the night off, not because he had too much turkey, but to rest up for round two. when his coaching ran into the locker room, 30 minutes before the game. they had no time to even think about it. the goalie was slated to start tonight, be he stepped on a puck and slipped, so he had to step up. caps up 2-1, puck to eric, who puts it home. great pass, and finished from g a avosky. overtime didn't cut it, thoughs we're in a shootout. guess whog up in gro above

en el contra ataque, paul george con la clavada y ganan el partido y son el Único que es invicto. >> tremendo enfrentamiento, Último cuarto, los carriles abajo encestar el tÍpico y conseguir la falta, lo toma como un reto, penetrar y el tablero, las bulls con ventaja 75-70 muy bien, mÁs abajo de los cubs, la casa de ellos de doÑa pepa, completÓ 38 de tema de campo, abridor, porque puso la velocidad y con 16 puntos, ganaron el punto 96-81 aunque saliÓ lesionado. es el segmento diseÑado por el vehÍculo o oficialed de la nba. >> vamos con otro deporte el 1 contra el 2 contra djokovic en donde tenÍa una ventaja de 23 y 15 en enfrentamientos personal contra el serbio, se antojaba como todos, para que fuera vibrante, sin embargo, nadal el mejor del mundo simplemente no lo dio la pelea porque el espaÑol que pudo haber pagado caro el esfuerzo que realizÓ en la final en donde derrotÓ a federer terminÓ dando nada y dejÓ en claro que la lucha por el 2014 quiÉn mandara serÁ una guerra, terminÓ en el nÚmero 1 y con un gran que terminÓ ganando 10 torneos de esta categorÍa 7 par

paul george leads the way for indiana, scoring 21 points while the pacers' bench players combine for a 12-0 run in the fourth quarter to give indiana the win over chicago. >>> and in hockey, usually the rowdiness is relegated to the ierks but not in last night's game between chicago and winnipeg. watch this. winnipeg's adam pardy gets knocked through the glass. a fan rips the the helmet off his head app puts it on himself. the helmet-swiping fan was escorted out of the arena. he missed the end of the game. it was a 4-1 win for chicago. and it's a good thing cameras were rolling because i don't know how much of that incident he's going to remember. >> a kentucky high school track star gave up the chance to win a meet over the weekend. cody refused to race when she was given the bib number 666. some christians believe that number rents the devil. thacker chose not to run because she did not want to risk her relationship with god. it is a little creepy. >>> when we return, bruce springsteen headlines a charity event to help wounded veterans. [ female announcer ] now your most dazzling a

indiana's paul george scored nine points in overtime. pacer wh pacer win 103-96. lebron leading the charge with that reverse baseline. heat dominate 120-93. trash talking turning into a brawl before a fight. uncommon, isn't it? brawling at a training session. real brawl, november 23. hockey in minnesota. talent highlight, this pass between the legs for the score. they beat ottawa 4-3. what is jose canseco doing right now? driving around two goats in the back of his car. of course. he says on twitter he was headed to shoot a documentary called fainting goats. >> like tyson and the pigeons. >> one never knows. the packers fans made best of the boy being broken with a broken collarbone. they named help aaron roger. dropped the s so it sound more like a middle man. finally meet the man who put jo living on the prayer back on the that's the way i used to dance. fast fun song. >> thanks so much, richard. >>> an underwater volcano creates a new island off tokyo japan. the japanese coast guard caught this video of heavy smoke and steam billowing over the newly formed piec

when you mess with paul george, you get the horns. he led the pacers with 21 points, adding six rebounds. the bulls never had any control in this gail. it was all george, all pacers all the time. stat geeks, check this out, this is for you. george with an astounding plus 28 on the court. that's a grade of a plus plus plus. pacer are 5-0, bulls 1-3. >> coming up big with the game on the line, scoring 15 of the spurs last 16 to lead spurs to a win. they are now 4-1. >> the clippers rattled off three straight wins before their trip to disney world. there they ran into the magic's version of the to your of terror. 21 boards to go with 20 points. 96-90, that's sports. back to you. >> around one in 88 american children affected by autism, now researchers say a baby's gaze could be a signal to detect it. >> taking a live look at the capitol rotunda on this gloomy morning. good morning. let's look at what potential precipitation we are looking at across the nation today. nicole is here. >> yesterday, you showed the same shot, it was a beautif

paul george. josh smith fakes. and you know who i'm a fan of? >> who? >> curious george. >> the monkey? >> yeah. george, 31 points, 10 rebounds, 4 steals. the pacers, 99-91. still unbeaten. indiana/chicago, wednesday. >> oh, that will be fun. >> yeah. we'll do the highlight on "sportscenter." and then, we'll probably do the highlight here. >> yeah. >> you got that to look forward to. >> not just for us. but frankly, for you, as well. >> this is called fill time right now. >>> that's it. we're out of material and out of time. back to you. >> thanks. >> yeah. >>> a baby-faced card shark, more than $8 million richer after trouncing some of the world's top poker players. makes it our "play of the day." >> 23-year-old ryan outplayed the competition last night to win the world series of poker. he sailed to victory in the no-limit texas hold 'em event, thanks to his style and lucky streak of cards. >> he takes home a cool 8.4 million bucks plus the diamond-encrusted championship bracelet. pretty cool. >>> up next, "the pulse." she is back. we saw her in the li

paul george, in the final seconds, with the pacers down three, iman shumpert fouls him. gives him three free throws. 80% career free-throw shooter. hits all three. we're tied. carmelo anthony says, we're going home. that's what he says. but that's not what happened. we're going to overtime. george, 9 of his 35 in o.t. and the pacers win their tenth, 103-96. >> so, the knicks are 3-8. everybody says it's not time to panic. j.r. smith says, i'm panicking. >> should have taken my own advice. >> he's talking about brushing. that's too bad. >>> talk about scary. take a look at this driver as he tries to set a land speed record going 209 miles per hour. he loses control suddenly of his car. there it is. it starts to flip and flip and flip and flip. >> finally, it ended with a nosedive into the ground. a cloud of dust. the driver was hurt. but believe it or not, but the safety cage inside the car saved his life. >> i want to say smart enough to have a safety cage. but you can't really use the word smart and going 209 miles per hour in a car in the same sentence. >> when i first

but i'm going with another paul. paul george. this kid still young in the game, is really, really made himself into a superstar and pushed a great roster to even a higher level without danny ganger. so i'm going with the paul in indianapolis. >> the pacers are 9-1 to start the season. of course george is an all-star some people say he is a superstar as you just said, but around the league do insiders believe that he is enough to carry a team to a title? >> i not only respect him, i respect their whole roster. as you remember, i picked the pacers to win it all. they have west, granger will be back, stevenson is going to another level, hibbert is one of the best in the league. and they are only a game away from making it to the finals against any heat. this team is better now. a guy that no one is talking about scola, right off of the bench can start for another team. this team is scary. >> if the pacers are one of the more surprising teams to open the season, the nets have to be one of the more disappointing teams. it seems there

i will go at another paul. paul george. the 9-and-1 start that the lakers had this kid has made himself into a superstar and pushed a great roster to a higher level with out danny granger. the lakers are 9-and-1. george is and all star and so ae say he is a superstar around the league do insiders believe he is enough to carry a team to a title? well, hey look i not only respect him, i respect their whole roster. i pick the passers to win it all. they have david west and danny granger will be back and lance stevenson is going to another level. and roy hibbard is one of the best defence men in the league. they have this experience. they are only a game away to making it to the times against the heat. they are one win away. this team is better louis scola is great off the bench and can start for a lot of teams. this team is carr scary an and capable of beating anyone any night. of the the mets are a dispointing team. a lot of money was spent bringing in pierce and terry and they have jason kidd. there are rumbling that kidd is

they've also got the 23 points and 7 rebounds per game from paul george, who is trying to down play his much anticipated head to head match up against knicks scorer carmelo anthony. >> he is a threat any time he's on the floor. his ability to shoot the ball, i've guarded him enough times now where i'm locked in to his tendency. >> reporter: big game tonight in new york. >> michael, thank you. a bit of breaking news. in egypt clash versus broke out between students and police at an university in cairo. there are reporte are reports ts have set fire to the building. aszhar is one of the top islamic seminaries in the middle east. we'll continue to monitor the situation and update you as it unfolds. >> reporter: coming up on real money, credit scores and the generation gap. plus cars that drive themselves. science fiction has become reality sooner than you might thing. all that on "real money." >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >> meteorologist: welcome back. we'll show you where we're seeing the storms across the nation. montana is looking at the teens, 12 degrees right

paul george took over. how about this. 17 of the 23 points in the third. the home crowd changing nvp. we are only six games in. the fans love him. the 91-84 win. it's the best start since 1970. >> now, we go to the san antonio spurs hosting the golden state warsiers. stefan kurry - great news for tony parker - scoring the spurs final seven points to secure the victory in the low-scoring affair. 76-74. parker with a team-high 18, and san antonio's regular season win. >> great expectations in the college ranks, that's what we can dump every recruiting class. for the fourth straight season the wildcats have been ranked number one, and it's the reason they are at the top of the pre-season polls, and uk opened up against u&c ash feel. julien randell showing why he's a top pick, scoring 15 of 23 points in the second half, leading five kentucky players. randell grabbed 15 boards. here are a few scores: duke putting up 111 points. that is a look at your morning sports. plenty more, of course, with the nfl scandal going on. >> and go, duke, go. >> brazil prepares t

paul george led the way with 23 points for the nba's only undefeated team. the last time the pacers got off to a hot start like this was 1970-71. the season when they played in the a.b.a. and on bleacherreport.com, you can't play like michael jordan, but you can live like him. the basketball hall of famer is putting his chicago suburban mansion on the auction block on november 22nd. bidding for the nine-bedroom, 15-bathroom estate starts at $29 million. don't expect an open house for this one. a deposit of $250,000 is required to enter this auction. and, christi asked me at the beginning of the "bleacher report" if i was bummed, you know, we're ending "rivalry express." this face say it is off. this face say it is all. [ laughter ] this is my bitter -- my bitter face for the ending of "rivalry express." a bitter carlos face. i want to say right now, i'm going on the record, this is how i feel about "rivalry express" ending. we'll see you in 2014. okay? >> we look forward to it. that is a big head, though. >> yes. >> a large sign, too. [ laughter ] >> oh, no.

people who were there say you couldn't really hear john, paul, george and ringo screaming because the screaming -- singing because the screaming was so overwhelming. people who attended that concert say it is something they will never forget. >> to our right they came out of the dug out. they had their guitars on and they turned around and started waving at the stands and paul looked right at us and it was an incredible experience. >> i am not sure why they were 5,000 empty seats at candlestick, but it was a damn large park. >> i can't believe it. i can't believe it. yes, you heard right. it was not sold out. the tickets for the most popular band in the world didn't sell out because no one, not even the beatles knew it would be their final live performance. >> interesting. >>> time now 7:52. the dangers of parking problems up in the oakland hills. the reason that parked cars are making it harder for firefighters to save lives. >> i want you guys to be happy. >> and rallying in support for the family of an east bay woman who lost her battle with cancer. she left behind a husband and fo

. >> and along with animating john, paul, reingo and george, ron is the man behind many saturday morning cartoons. george of the jungle, the flintstones and smurfs. >> the art show runs through sunday. at number thre-- be prepared for more drunk history on comedy central, the cable network just renewed the sketch show for a second season. the show, which began on -- is produced by will ferrell. new episodes will begin airing next year. >> there's no way the mexican army is coming until spring. >> now you're caught up and clued in to what's happening around baltimore. i'm nikki mayo. >>> he'll tell any lie for $54. and then when you get up -- can i play? no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fios, you get it. america's fastest, most reliable internet. it's the ultimate for downloading, streaming, and chatting. you have that guy all over the football field. thanks, joe! if the running backs don't start picking up the blitz, the quarterback is going to have a long night. is that your sister? look, are you trying to take my job? maybe. [ male an

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let's join lennon george harrison paul mccartney and rigorous. it's an old song but the disobedience of the beatles' version of buddy holly's words of love is new directed by the man behind many of the quran as any of it is it's just been released to mark the torch of a compilation of life bbc recordings by the fab four these. it makes is that it's fitted with modern computer graphics creating a unique backdrop for this previously unreleased sound. the follow up to the fast line but the bbc collection released in twenty years ago by the bbc volume two beaches sixty three recordings made in the air in the mid nineteen sixties. it includes different batches of six rarities such as this popping nineteen sixty three cup for plants of love recorded a year before the beatles coffee for a record. all the dancing concrete tiles i got a woman reaches the sale and some berries memphis tennessee. he will love beatles classics also make up the caps about five weeks when number one hits as well as of the favorites such as ice or the stunning events with thems

paul george 22 points. the pacers starting 9 and 0. losers of three straight. the nets travel to phoenix to face the suns. darren rms went um strong. his ankle has a heart beat. >> jo johnson took over, making the running jay. the game sent into ot. in transition pj tucker for the alley oop game tie at 98 with six seconds left. channing fry takes a three, miss, the nets grab the board and jo johnson drives a leg to the floor. it's in there for the game winner. nets blood out the suns 100-98. that is sport. >> two points. thank you so much john hxenry smith. >> about 400,000 children are in foster care in the u.s. and 100,000 waying to be adopted. many are ageing out of the system alone, without a family. we are told about a man trying to change all that. >> he's known as mr travis to the 80 teenage boys he's fostered since 2000. >> i try my best to ignite the hope. it seems their hope has died. we want to reactivate the hope, that they believe they can achieve success. >> 40-year-old travis davis found his life's purpose in fostering teenage boys, and sees pote

too much paul george, scoring 35 to lead indiana to a 103-96 win. knicks fall to 3-8. that's your look and it is sports this morning. >> if only i could play half as good as any of them, i'd be all set. >> it's one of america's highest honors. >> we'll see which high profile names were added to the list of recipients presidential medal of free dam. >> the nation parks 50 years of the death of the man who created the award. how a casual conversation would prey a major role determining the president's final resting place. >> evey weeknight on al jazeera america change the way you look at news >> good morning. welcome back to aljazeera marrying. i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm thomas drayton. friday will mark 50 years since the death of john f. kennedy, one of the most tragic moments in u.s. history. we'll see how a stranger played a major role where j.f.k. would be buried. >> let's look at potential precipitation, nicole mitchell is back, nicole. >> we're going to have a little bit of everything today, a mixed bag. here's what we have, really the midsection of the country is un

. >> pacers' paul george paying dividends last night against the pistons, showing off his hops on the alley oop jam. he had his coming out party last year in the playoffs and continues to shine. george, 31 points, 10 rebounds. the pacers win 99-91 to improve to 4-0 on the season. they arele only undefeated team in the nba. as we all know, it's not a sprint, it's a marathon. >> it is. you like moses malone. >> double digits. rebounds. >> ross shimabuku, thank you very much. >> still ahead, the economy forces people to get creative about ways to save their money. we'll show you a unique sharing program that is helping people afford everything from lawnmowers to their dogs. >> we are off to a soggy stretch. i'll tell you where you need to have that umbrella handy. >> audiences are intelligent >> the sun is shining on new york city where the temps should reach at least in the mid 60's. we'll see, though. , to aljazeera america. i'm del walters. just ahead, how a sluggish economy is teaching people to share so they can save cash. let's find out if you have rain heading your way. here's nic

george had a high of 26 points and paul george scored 11 of 26 during a 14-2 pacers run in the second half. that helped seal 98-84 victory and indiana is 13-1, the best start in franchise history and shooting 33%. and that is sports this morning and back to you. >> john henry smith thank you. microsoft has static about the new x-box, the company says some of the x-box one gaming consoles have facility disk drives and gamers were complaining after hearing clicking or knocking noise when they inserted a disk, a small number of customers are having problem and fixing them immediately. the company sold a million consoles on the day it hit stores. owning a piece of paris, steps from the eiffel tower on the auction block. and some classic movie memorabilia for sale and what someone paid for the maltise falcons. and weather conditions are detid detid detier deteriorating and we will look at the holiday. ♪ >> and now, a techknow minute... welcome back to al jazeera america, just ahead paying big buck force a piece of the tallest structure in paris. first let's look at what precipitation we

paul george scored 23 points. the pacers win 95-79. off to a franchise best 8-0 start. >> in the great midwest, bulls hosting the cavaliers, derrick rose drives and finishes with the high gloss varnish. rose grimaces after he lands, he would stay in the game briefly before leaving with a pulled right hamstring. chicago beat cleveland 96-81. >> the utah jazz remain winless, scoring just 13 points in the fourth quarter monday night against denver. they lose to the nuggets. that's sports. >> john henry smith, thank you very much. i know a good clean-cut guy like you knows nothing about this next story. >> alabama's first legal distillery since prohibition is leading to a battle over moonshine. >> the usa team had their bus break down. who came to their rescue. >> snow this morning, i'll have the details on the weather whiplash. >> this is a scene outside in new york city right now. the snow changing over to rain, but we did see those flurries earlier. we'll be right back. >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >> welcome ba

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and girlfriend jane asher; patty boyd, george's girlfriend and wife to be. soon, he was welcome in their homes in london. life went on around him. ringo and son jason, a chip off the old block. john and cynthia and julian, two years old. everything looks very conventional, with wives and girlfriends. >> grossman: that was a surprise to me, too. john's house looked very much like a straight, middle-class american house. george and john were strumming guitars and playing while little baby julian was watching. the girls and the wives were in the living room talking about drapes and curtains. >> safer: grossman was there for the band's famous audience with the indian guru the maharishi-- the summer of love, 1967. >> grossman: i think they were genuinely hooked on him and what they might become through him. i don't know how long it lasted. >> safer: he took rare pictures of others in the beatles family: paul and his father, jim; brian epstein, the band's brilliant manager; george martin, the legendary record producer. >> grossman: george martin was the kind of gu

lopez, swaying to paul mccartney, playing hoops, playing golf. is he ever working? >> is he ever working? the president obama takes too much vacation thing was not just the right-wing fringe and fox news, it really became a mainstream republican critique. >> his idea of a hand-on approach to the economy is getting a grip on his golf club. he's going off for 17 days in hawaii. he'll be playing a lot of golf. >> hawaii. can you believe that guy? why would anybody go there? republicans have been incredulous, outraged every time president obama and his family have gone on vacation. from the very, very beginning of his presidency. in the second year of his presidency. being mad again at the time, about him going to martha's vineyard. what was never really noted in all of that fume and outrage was that, this -- is how much time president obama had taken at that point in his presidency. compared to his predecessor, george w. bush. vacation time. doesn't matter. obama is lazy. that guy never works. you know what president obama does he puts his feet up o

jacob george admits to selling narcotics. >>> businesses along saint paul street downtown have water service again this morning. it was knocked out after a water main break. >>> adam jones will be on hand for a ribbon cutting ceremony at the boys and girls club. the facility has undergone a $75,000 renovation. >>> students at towson are on alert after two robberies there. >>> witnesses speak out about the shooting inside a new jersey mall, this after reaction from the shooter's family. >>> hazing fall out. how the nfl is launching a league-wide investigation into the incident that happened with the miami dolphins. details coming up. >>> more news, first warning wer >>> more news, first warning wer first,,,,,,,, [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. [ chicken caws ] [ male announcer ] when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast with tums. heartburn relief that neutral

we spoke with general brigadier paul kennedy who outlined what the george washington can do. >> they bring in a number of ships, and so those ships are equipped with helicopters. they can all make pure water hundreds of thousands of gallons of pure water. they have containers to pump that water to and distribute it to outlying regions. they can searc search and rescue aircraft getting to places where we can't get to and make contact with restricted populations. they have restricted aircraft and they can fly in to a couple of air strips that we've identified on different islands. >> in the hardest hit areas that people are struggling, there is this report for tacloban. >> reporter: everything changed here seven days ago. since then very little has. dead bodies still litter the road sides like garbage one survivor said, waiting to be picked up, while the living struggle for basic necessities. here people are taking carcasses from the slaughterhouse hoping that it's still safe to eat. running water like that from this broken pipe is now a prized commodity. and petrol is in high demand.

. >> reporter: when he grew up, paul pursued a career as an actor. his resemblance to george clooney got him work as a stand-in in "ocean's eleven" movies. today, paul works for a college in nevada where he lives with his wife, michelle and their daughter, emma. you remember how you felt when paul said, "i'm not really sure who i am?" >> the first time he told me i thought he was joking. i thought he was just kidding around. but then, once i realized it was true and i saw the newspaper clippings i felt - - very sad for his parents and sad for him. >> reporter: how do you think it has shaped him? >> i think as a 10-year-old boy, when he first saw those newspaper clippings, not realizing who he was, i'm sure that that has somehow shaped him and that's done something to him over the years. it's just sad. >> reporter: was it sort of there in the back of your mind, this peculiar thing? >> it was really a big part of me through my whole life, and it's just gotten bigger and bigger and bigger. >> reporter: who am i? who am i? >> yeah. >> reporter: then, las

but i'm -- paul wolfowitz was the deputy secretary of defense under george w. bush. he joins me now, mr. wolfowitz, my first question to you was given the fact that there was a kind of reformist regime in iran ten years ago during the bush administration, why with respect you guys in the bush administration able to get this deal done a decade ago? >> let me just ask, i take it you think it's a mistake to take osama bin laden's rhetoric seriously or saddam hussein's rhetoric seriously? >> but they're being compared to hitler. >> but we should not go to war with saddam hussein. >> that's a different question. but you're mocking the idea of taking someone's rhetoric seriously. >> i'm not mocking the idea of taking people's rhetoric seriously. strategic calculations of what someone's going to do. people can have bad rhetoric and actually use that rhetoric for domestic purposes or political purposes. but the rhetoric being taken seriously when invoked in the context -- >> i do not necessarily think that all the rhetoric coming out of iran is an indication of ma their desi

when george h.w. bush said, read my lips, no new taxes and he broke the pledge that was the deal breaker. if you like your plan, you keep your plan, every month -- >> full disclosure. bob said during the five yesterday and i think he's still mad at me -- are we okay? >> we're all right. >> are you going to hug? >> i have seen democrats threaten republicans. you're going to cut medicare. they're going to cut grandma's medicare. all the ads with paul ryan pushing grandma off the cliff. we have seen it since the '80s, but the democrats did it. they already cut 700 billion -- >> so did paul ryan in his proposal. >> one is real and one happened. one has already gutted medicare. >> what was the intention -- >> it doesn't matter. >> shake hands. you're going to fight again. >> i know. >> good to see you both. >>> up next, we have our hands on the letter that sarah palin's political action committee sent to nbc news regarding martin bashir's disgusting political rant. and ann coulter after this short break. l

you also have key partiers like paul broun. ministration looked at george as an outside possibility. the states are changing in a way that is advantageous to democrats. if the republicans nominate two extreme candidates, they could cost themselves a seat that should be an easy one. >> thank you for working as worrying about the republican party. i really appreciate it or it -- it. i love talking about the senate. republicans have to close the gap to get the majority. what you make about this talk about the gop having a primary problem deck of you have some conservatives going after mcconnell. as one of the strongest religious conservatives out there is that he is going to challenge the senator from texas. change for this republicans as they try to get this majority? >> they have been doing this for several cycles now. the pro-free-market party invites competition in some of their primaries. in the end, the race is the nepal -- republican nominee versus democrat. i think all of the people you advantages.ed have senator mcconnell

dentist has to do is not there and george w. bush is not there. in the couple of years, you have elected this incredible crop from marco rubio to rand paul and susanna martinez and chris christie. there is so many exciting things happening. i don't get why now there is this resentment. maybe they won't be happy until mitch mcconnell and john banner will be gone. i'm not sure but why not have senator pat twomey and kelly ayotte and this new crop of conservatives -- why not give them a chance to get things done? it seems they are being labeled the establishment now, two. why should they pay? 10 years ago, republican was a bad thing but maybe move past that. host: i want to show our viewers the female vote in the new jersey race to compare. the female vote for chris christie, 57% compared to his female opponent who garnered 42% of the female vote in that state. guest: absolutely, chris christie had a great night. one thing to learn is clearly you can be a conservative. chris christie is a conservative. he defunded planned parenthood in new jersey. an

>> look, i think paul ryan is clearly sending out signals he's trying to pick up that george w. bush playbook from 2000. and in some ways put distance between himself and his own plan especially when it comes to things like medicaid. you know, it was harsh. he was being encouraged to be bold and to break the deadlock, but you don't break the deadlock by showing absolutely no compassion. we're talking about extremely low levels of income to qualify for medicaid at all, so it's not like you're going to attract the votes of people who get medicaid. it's what you express about your party's values and about your own values. again, paul ryan's a smart guy. he recognizes this is not a winning track that he was on before. >> when you look at the fact that even as late as yesterday, goldie, fox was mocking the president's recent statement that he's not a socialist. watch this. >> conservatives like me think he's a socialist, but the president doesn't always see it that way. here's what he said last week. >> i would distinguish between the rhetoric and the tactics versus the ideological d

when we hear his side of it, it's always george zimmerman is the victim. that's what i'm expecting to hear next. >> paul, how would you counter that if, in fact, that's how he comes into his arraignment? >> well, first of all you've got the tapes. you hear her explaining and you get the excited utterances in. >> and it appears he was right there when she was talking to the dispatcher. >> absolutely. she's saying he's pointing the gun at her face. when the cops came, if the police saw the gun when they got there, it made it sound like she was accurate. that she was angry and upset and wants to testify. but for purposes of the bail hearing, the courts have to evaluate and look at the charges as if they are true. that's not the time to hear all the defenses a defendant brings in. i'm curious to see what the court does tomorrow facing this evidence not just by what the woman said, but by the evidence the police protected. so that they'll say and talk about the gun that they may have confiscated from this incident. and to see what the judge does with that infor

(laughter) there's george stephanopoulos dressed as george clooney on "good morning america." next we have hoda and kathie lee these are adult men and women making a living on network television. >> paul: yes. >> dave: and we do have morley safer on "60 minutes." take a look. here he is, morley safer. >> it sometimes seems america is appropriately -- (laughter and applause) >> dave: that's right, morley safer. ladies and gentlemen, happy halloween to our friend paul shaffer! >> paul: absolutely disgusting! good evening, everybody! ♪ >> dave: ladies and gentlemenÑin the program tonight we have halloween costumes, little kids from the neighborhood. we'll be right back, everybody.3 "...three cat toys, two hamster wheels..." ♪ "...and a rawhide enough for three." ♪ ho, ho, ho, ho... (female announcer) celebrate the season! right now, all specialty pets are on sale! and save up to 20% on select exoterra® reptile or kaytee® hamster habitats. at petsmart®. ♪ [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain... ♪ ready or not. [ female announcer ] ...so you can be up there. h

. >> thank you, george. tune into "this week" with george stephanopoulos later this morning, george goes one-on-one with white house senior adviser dan pfeiffer and republican senator rand paul. >>> take a look at this extraordinary new video, a fireball roaring along power lines right in the middle of a suburban neighborhood and abc tracked down the guys who shot this video. >> reporter: when they lost power friday morning in montreal, they never expected to see this. some kind of an electrically-fueled maz, blazing down the power lines towards their house, watch again, as the oncoming surge approaches the second one that day, he had his camera ready. >> we saw this fireball barrelling down the power lines emanating an extreme amount of heat. it was so hot. >> reporter: he put the video up on youtube friday. it's racked up over 1 million hits. >> it's like a fireball. >> reporter: online users have been chiming in, calling the result of a high impetus. >> first time i have seen anything like that. i appreci

paul's school on hammersmith school in london. and they are on may 15 eisenhower, patton, omar bradley, winston churchill, king george, vi, and several dozen of the most senior commanders have gathered to review for a last time the plan called overlords which is the invasion of france which is to take place in three weeks. they met in an auditorium at saint paul's called the model room. and the generals and admirals would envelope in their overcoats because even though it was the middle of may it was as cold as a meat locker and they sat on benches normally reserve for schoolboys. on the floor of the pit of the auditorium was an enormous plaster of paris relief map of the normandy coast where the river sin had gone into the atlantic and a british brigadier shuffled around on this map as they discussed the individual locales and what with a come in three weeks the most famous battlefield in the world. the beaches for example. utah, omaha and towns that no one had ever heard of that soon would become infamous, towns like sure board

paul, good morning. >> good morning, allison, george, so far this month, chris christie is right, it is. the let's be honest the early moves in the next race for the white house are already under way. and for the first time, a front-runner appears among the possible gop presidential contenders in our new cnn orc poll. 24% of republicans we questioned said we'd lily trust christie as their party's nominee. he's 11 points ahead of paul at 13%. last year's running mate and freshman ted cruz of texas are the only others in double digits. christie says first things first, he's got his eyes on next year's midterm elections. >> we've got 2014 to deal with. that's what we're going to deal with. >> our poll like all the rests indicates that hillary clinton would be the overall front-runner for the nomination if he runs. >> when women participate in the politics of their nations, they can make a difference. >> but what if she doesn't make a second run for the white house? our survey suggests vice president joe biden would be the front-runner right now with 43% of democrats sayi ing they'd be l

thes paul harvey would say, rest of this jury, the person behind that camera, advising george herbert walker bush, reminding him to bring up the therrence to dan raat walking off the sentiment was roger ailes, resident and ceo of the fox news channel. >> i have got to george h.w. bush's diary because it is available. that is the one kept by the national archives. roger ailes talked to him a lot. some advice took from him. i think it was very ill advised to have agreed to that interview. number one, do not -- it looked like he had gone to their studio him although they had a studio in the old executive office building. but i think he should have found the format that was comfortable for him. for example, president obama does interviews with "60 minutes," and he will do long- form once. let's say, he talks to steve kroft for maybe 48 minutes. but he doesn't at the white house, and he may have to answer some tough questions, but he adds some other ones also, and they use -- they use a good portion of what they videoed. >> although the bush campaign said it did what it did it to do which

but let me just tell you something right now president george w. bush never claimed the right to extradition really assassinate american citizens this president barack obama should be impeached for crimes against the citizens and against the constitution because he has killed women and children in drone strikes so i just like to say that i think that history is not going to judge the presidency of barack obama and george p. bush in the same light whatsoever i think obama is way worse than bush and i am not a big fan of george w. bush ok and you could probably be co-hosting this program i guess i don't need to say very much definitely give you reflective on what we have heard from good will be and from monster america there is no compare and contrast between either president whatsoever besides having a spending problem this president currently has spent and ballooned to debt and deficits out of control more than all presidents combined however george w. bush did spend too much but his governing style foreign policy prowess taking a set of crisis and

paul ryan has a premium support plan. john mccain got it right in 2008. he said look, tax all employer provided health insurance is wh -- but give people ability to shop across state lines, which you're not allowed to do. that's a republican plan. >> also, tort reform is often talked about as something that would be big. >> it's a huge problem. it's a special interest group problem, because the trial lawyers association don't want it in, and howard dean was asked, why is it not in the plan? he's pretty straightforward, even though i don't agree with much of what he has to say. he said the trial lawyers give us a lot of money and they don't want it in there. we've got to stop complying with these special interest groups. >> there are a lot of republican ideas, but i don't think most people can tell you what is the republican health care plan. they've got to come together behind something that everybody understands. >> one more tweet. ralph tweets do you think the affordable care act will force a two-tier system of medical care. george? >> we already have o