ben carson. dr. carson, is obama care website fixed? >> i guess it depends on how you define the word fixed. some people like to do redefinitions of everything. according to their definition, yes, it would be fixed. but, you know, we have to ask the question, what really works for the american people. we're in a situation where 85% of people had health care that they were satiied with and we turned the whole system upside down for the sake of the 15% who did not have it. and there were certainly many good ways to take care of those people. >> dr. carson, let me ask you this. did you hear in my open, i was talking about the woman, maria silva? >> yes. >> stage four breast cancer patient who was happy with her health care, had a scheduled round of chemotherapy and then gets notified she lost her insurance. she goes to the doctor. he says, you have no insurance. ergo, no chemotherapy. how many americans are in a situation like this, in limbo where they need life-saving treatment and they need it now? >> one is too many. we have a situation

carson, we'll check in with you in a little while. >> good deal. thank you. >>> a new plan in place this morning to rescue dozens of passengers who have been stranded now for a week on a research ship in antarctica. t. martin, good morning. >> reporter: hi, erica, good morning. they tried and failed for a week. ice breakers couldn't cut through the ice 10 feet thick. they called in a chinese helicopter. singing auld lang syne. the russian ship in an icy grip. winds up to 50 miles per hour packed the ice throw against the ship, trapping it a week ago. but they still have to wait. >> the chinese helicopters will reach us when the weather improves. >> reporter: there's been a blizzard on and off for days. the crew would stay behind to man the ship while all 52 passengers would be helicoptered out. from now they are on permanent stand by. >> reporter: it's really a concept, though of hurry up and wait. >>reporter: earlier fierce winds and thick ice forced an australian ice breaker to be the third to give up. as for the trapped ship, all it takes to fre

carson, do you agree with that? cvs imposes a $50 a month fine if you don't answer the questions i guess you could not take the insurance or work at cvs if you don't like that. >> unfortunately those are not very good choices. like with everything, it requires reasonable people to sit down and come up with reasonable guidelines. this is what we're look lacking with obamacare. we have the imposition of people's wills, those who know best for everybody else. this is why we get into these kind of situations. melissa: yeah. >> we could talk about this intelligently and come up with very good ways to incorporate wellness into a good insurance program. melissa: yeah, absolutely. great discussion. thanks, gentlemen? >> pleasure. melissa: just a short time ago senior sac portfolio manager michael steinberg convicted of insider trading. steinberg faces up to 20 years for each of the four counts. let's go to jo ling kent for more. jo, i heard there was drama in the courtroom? someone fainted? >> yeah, that's right. steinberg

the edgy willie. >> carson is out in los angeles. carson, have you noticed the same thing i have. that there's been a nice comr e comradery? >> i can't tell who is in the no shave november category or who does this all year around. i have gotten i thought you were a whimp but you look tough. >> sounds like you all are reconsidering the shaving? >> anybody considering keeping it? >> i don't know. we'll have to see. >> it's game time. >> the voters will decide. >> viewers will tell us in a few minutes. >> i want to mention, carsons came in in about seven hours. unreal. >> i'm the exact opposite of willie. >> willie is like connect the dots. >> all right, carson. we'll check with you in a little while. >> we'll >>> a very good monday morning to you. 8:26 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. protesters plan to demonstrate at the opening of a new planned parenthood. more than 1500 people have signed a petition opposing planned parenthood. the clinic will offer primary and reproductive health services as well as some types of abortions. opponents say it will negatively impact nearby resi

arizona driving, and here's carson palmer, turning the ball over, stepping in front, and picking up where he left off last week, huh? >> yeah, the 49ers knew what to do with it. cappernick, antawn boldin. bold in's first time back in arizona since playing there. he catches this, and it's off for a 53-yard run to the 1- regard line. 6 catches, 106 yards from the 1st quarter alone. they couldn't be stopped. the next play, vernon davis, to the back of the end zone. 17-0, and cappernick, 310, 2 touchdowns, was not intercepted, and the cardinals responded, with a nice long drive, and the 4th and goal, carson palmer to jake ballard. they come back for the 10-point game at the half. when san francisco's offense stalled, arizona took the shot. andre roberts on the receiving end of this grab. the closing seconds of the game. the amazing grab that sets us up with 2 seconds left on the clock. bill dawson, 40 yards away, and he nails it. 49ers win 29-20, and they finish at 12-4. they are the fifth seed in the playoffs, and going to aaron rogers and the green bay packer was a they were done -- packers

on johnthy carson. this was back in 1975. although it was 38 years ago the message delivered that night by ronald reagan about the debt and deficit and taxes could have been said last night. >> i still say the answer to the problems in our country, even at the national level, is to have a law that says there is a percentage limit of the people's earnings that government cannot go beyond without the consent of -- [ cheers and applause ] >> we ought to have tax reform and we ought to start making it so simple you don't have to hire a lawyer to find out how much you owe every year. >> that's true. it used to be a little simplified but not anymore >> johnny, we live in the only country in the world it makes more brains to figure out your income tax than what you earned. >> when they give me a choice of a budget and the budget deficit is causing inflation, i don't see there's room to be on either side of the argument. the answer to curing inflation is a balanced budget. >> how do you do that? balance the budget? >> balancing the b

carson. >> thank you, kerry sanders. >>> carson is here. that means one thing. tamron is there in the orange room. good morning to you. >> good morning. it's not a bad new york morning temperature-wise even though al is tracking a big storm. but take a look at what's happening right outside our door. what in the world would make people sleep on the ground in new york city, sleeping bags, some in chairs? only one thing. take a look. who is in town? justin timberlake and jimmy fallon taking over snl saturday. jimmy fallon's second time hosting. he was there two years ago. and he brought his best friend, justin timberlake. they have a bromance that's epic in 2013 now and beyond. and we decided to take a look back at the year of the bromance between fallon and j.t. take a look. ♪ you know i'm bringing sexy back ♪ >> we go hard hashtag. >> we can't stop. >> #trueplayersforlife. >> you want to sing that song we heard on the radio today. ♪ there's nothing i can do ♪ i only wanna be with you >> is it possible for america to pull itself out of this economic disas

withholding cold and -- and what was johnny carson? he was someone who was so acutely tuneed to the emotions of his audience. where does that come testimony from? his mother! if you grow up with someone who is just a blank wall and you have to pick up on the subtlest -- so that's why the thing about carson-- and the book makes this point is-- the thing that makes him so great is he just locked in on the emotional responses of the people in front of him. that's his -- so i totally agree with that. >> his genius almost. i think if you do this system mat i can analysis of comedians for whom you -- i think you would see. that it's a reaction -- you can get as much as a productive response from a highly adverseed experience. >> rose: so now this book is out and you're talking about this book. are you already there in terms of what you want to do next >> no, i'm still -- it takes a long time to find an idea that you want to live with. >> does it begin with a question? >> it begins with a feeling and it begins with -- i have to be interested

. >>> carson palmer needing a win to keep their playoff hopes alive. arizona defense didn't give up a touchdown until russell wilson hit miller in the end zone. seattle led by one point. carson palmer threw four interceptions but comes up big. he finds michael floyd 31-yard touchdown. are you ready for this? the cardinals win 17-10 in seattle. arizona is still alive. after two straight losses, the dallas media tried to cheer up head coach jason garrett with an early christmas present. but if the cowboys miss the playoffs, he may end up with more than coal in his stocking from owner jerry jones. >> that's fantastic. >> got to open it up. >> this is tiger balm right here. takes care of any ail that you might have. i'm going to put it right there. >> in washington, cowboys down 6, just over a minute to play. tony romo, he's got all day here to throw. eventually he find demarco murray. game-winning touchdown. cons beat the redskins -- cowboys beat the redskins. they will host the eagles next sunday with the title on the line. i can confirm the weather did

industry for 4 decades and former mistake mayor of carson california and helen for the juvenile and criminal justice system and currently on the and ralph on the commission of san francisco and works closely with the sheriff's department which now leads the program for violent offenders. >> san francisco, he has over 3 decades of experience in law enforcement including his former role as chief of police in san francisco. he's been a critic of current models in the criminal justice system that rely too heavily on incarceration. will looeng is the c e eo of diversion project from ranging from final alternatives to rehabilitative programs to more comprehensive case management and finally jonathan simon is adrian craig in professor of law, teaches courses on criminal laws, criminal justice, law and consulted culture and law risk and studies. his book includes parole and the social control of the under class 1890-1990 how the war on crime transformed american democracy and created fear. welcome our panelist. [ applause ] >> i'm going to start with catherine mccrack in, the organization o

fourth quarter carson palmer hooks up for floyd for the touchdown. the cards win 17-10. >>> to the nfc playoff picture. the winners of eagles/cowboys game as well as winners of bears/packers game will be division champs. meanwhile, the cardinals still have a shot, but they're going to need help. >>> to the afc, patriots and ravens. this one was all new england from the start. first quarter, brady, on the outside. pats go up two scores. it was a rough day for joe flacco. he goes down without even getting touched. i hate when that happens. threw two interceptions, a long way from the super bowl championship last year. new england wins 34-17. >>> peyton manning, what about manning? >> all-time record. >> he passed tom brady's single season touchdown mark with his 25-yard touchdown strike in the fourth quarter against the texans. his 51st touchdown of the season. the broncos beat houston to improve to 12-3. mike, they look great, don't they? >> broncos, i think -- broncos and seahawks in the nfc championship. one is coming to new york. >> all four teams

ben carson? go, here's your opportunity. they're pulling you in. they're demanding that you get involved. go! >> i will keep my ears and eyes open and i will remain a patriot of this country. stuart: and you will continue to appear on "varney & company" we trust? >> absolutely. stuart: you're a ggod man. dr. ben carson, thank you so much. that's a terrific book by the way, we do recommend hater tilly. thank you for joining us sir, appreciate it. >>> okay a young man in his jammies. sipping hot chocolate. selling obamacare. look at that. do you think you can appeal to young people to sign up for obamacare with an ad like that, a kid looking like that? it is amateur hour. my take on it next. ♪ [ male announcer ] if you're taking multiplmedications, does your mth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications but it can also lead to toothecay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene. available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel, biotene can provide soothing relief, and it helps keep your mouth healthy, too. remember,

carson thank you very much. see you tomorrow night at your big charity event. thank you for the dollars for scholars. >> thank you. >> more live report from south africa coming up. ♪ through 12 blizzards blowg ♪ 8 front yards blinding ♪ 6 snowballs flying ♪ 5 packages addressed by toddlers ♪ ♪ that's a q ♪ 4 lightning bolts ♪ 3reepy gnomes ♪ 2 angry geese ♪ and a giant blow-up snowman ♪ that kind of freaks out [ beep ] [ female nouncer ] no one delivers the holidays like the u.s. postal service. priority mail flat rate is more reliable than ever. and with improved tracking up to 11 scans, you can even watch us get it there. ♪ >>> now get ready to speed read your way through the news. first to toronto. elm battalioned mayor rob ford calling into radio show and slamming obamacare. that's right. even a crack smoking mayor is blasting obamacare. >> as a person, i like president obama. i don't like his politics. i'm a conservative. i i would be a republican if i was down in the states. so i don't believe in all the public-funded, you know, he

carson palmer throws a lot of temperatures as well as a lot of picks. how exciting is that as an offense knowing that that defense is out there hungry trying to get tha back into your hands? >> i'm excited. >> reporter: 21 this year. >> hope he throws 25 tomorrow. >> we know they are going into the play-offs so we have a chance to send them into the play-offs with a loss. and that's really the only focus that we can have. we can't rory about scores or injuries in new orleans. you can't be trying to find out what the score is. we just need to focus on the 49ers. >> yankee stadium hosting what else? the pinstripe bowl. rutgers and notre dame. irish quarterback tommy rees threw for over 300 yards. 2nd quarter hands off to it. j jones who runs it in for the 8-yard score. notre dame wins 29-13 in a game that featured eight field goals. >>> last week you remember team usa and canada exchanged blows on the ice. today it was friender will. a shootout where hillary knight scores the lone goal on the u.s. beats canada 3-2. it's the americans' third straight win o

genderh a discussion on hummer race, and in carson race race, and incarceration from tulane university. that is at 8:35 p.m. eastern on saturday. ceremony forwed by native american code talkers or used their native language for code talking. >> we have secular norms ideological norms that govern our acceptance or rejection of the ways in which a god or goddess and speak through people. studyingdavid who is that he has a special insight into the bible and these insights helped members of the community understand the bible better and allows them to understand they are living in the end times. that by itself doesn't seem to be a problem, but when it leads trigger elements, that of law enforcement and the popular press, this idea of someone listening to god and have his followers do same thing -- do something, that is dangerous and that needs to be controlled. >> wesley and religious chalk.sor peter gotts sunday night at 9 p.m. on "after 2.ds" on c-span >> c-span, we bring public affairs events from washington to rectally to you, aiding you in the room at congressional hearings, white hous

. >> you know it is funny, i was just reading the new biography of johnny carson. it talks about, the fascinating thing where his mother, who was the most emotionally withholding, cold, and what was johnny carson? he was so tuned to the emotions of his audience. it comes from his mother! you grow up was somebody who is a blank wall. you have to pick up on the smallest -- the thing about carson, the book makes this point. what makes him great is he is locked in on the emotional responses of the people in front of him. totally agree with that. his genius. i agree with you. i give you give this kind of systematic analysis of , i think your whom would see that. you can get as much of a aoductive response from highly adverse experiences you can. >> now the book is out. you are talking about the book. are you there in terms of what you want to do next? >> it takes a long time to find an idea you want to live with. >> does it begin with a question? >> it begins with a feeling. be interested in something that is of the moment. that other people are thinking about. i would

benç carson. nice to see you, sir. >> thank you, greta. >> dr. carson, when you hear about this doctor in somerset, kentucky, 11, 12,000 person community.ç 40,000 community. are you surprised he is getting out oof the business? >> i'm not surprised. my heart really goes out to him because i talk to doctors all over the country constantly who are facing similar situation. and, you know,ç it costs a lot of money in order to upgrade to an electronic system. and even more concerning than that to me is the fact that you put all of this electronic forum accessible to people you don't want it to be accessible to. it has been publicized that the site is insecure and can can be easily hacked. do you want all of thisç sensitive information all over the place? some of the kinds of questions that are asked by doctors, very sensitive. it's required. you have to do all these check marks on the electronic medical record. the only way you can escape that is if you pay cashç and request the doctor not to include certain information. and most people are no

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carson is a juggler, he does magic tricks. you know, people of course are texting on their phone, booking the next job. >> reporter: and no one is pulling rank. >> no, no, we all get on on the same level out of costume and off set. >> reporter: for the actors, "downton" is a dream job. >> well, i thought i'd died and gone to heaven in some of these dining room scenes when i was sitting there between these two great legends in the entertainment industry. i was maggie on one side and shirley on the other and the stories they were telling and chatting away about. >> i love my character and one thing that attracted me to her when i first read the script was her morality and the fact that she was a really decent, kind person but also very strong as well. >> reporter: but would these actors want to trade places with their characters? with all their the lavish living, those gorgeous clothes? >> i wouldn't want to be him in a million years because he has no life. all he has is his duty. his duty is to make sure this place doesn't fall

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chamber of commerce, and in it, he said, he pointed, points out to ralph nader and rachel carson, as i recall, the american spirit of the times, the american population, we're losing them, going off, going radical. business has historically not been involved in politics, which was true. we've got to get in the game. if we don't, we have people like ralph nader telling us what to do, and that won't be a good thing. how do we do? first, we have to control public opinion, create think tanks. who will constantly turn out papers reflecting our point of view so our point of view is out there in the market place competing with nader and rachel carson. secondly, we have to get some control of the media, whether it's by buying it or influencing it. third, we need to get our people in the schools. we need to be teaching in the schools, influencing the textbooks, have conservatives and professors in the colleges. we need to take control of the courses. he went through this long list of basically all the institutions, and, of course, the institution of governance, get people elected to the house

carson palmer found larry fitzgerald a few plays later they role the dice and come up aces. 17-7. passing on the 9ers. 2nd quarter. the tackle eligible joe, he has a streak at 27 straight fieldgoals. it was tied with 3:30 left in the game. 17 all. tied at 20. we have overtime then quinten patton sets up this fieldgoal by dawson. 9ers win 23-20. the cardinals eliminated with the saints won earlier in the day. here is why the 9ers will be in green bay instead of chicago. aaron rogers came back from the broken collar bone. it is ruled a fumble instead of incomplete pass. there is no whistle. it is 10-7. great finish. 45 seconds left. 4th and 8. rogers finds cobb 48- yard game winning touchdown. 33-28 they win the nfc north and had an 8-7-1 record. most losses are without aaron rogers. they will host the 9ers sunday at 1:30. the cowboys and eagles it was a winner take all deal. we look at highlights. jason garrett. garrett on the hot seat, here is bryce brown. mccoy had 131 yards. it was 24-16. kyle orton throws the interception ending their season. jerry jones not happy. 24-22 eagles

not so far from carson -- from boston, their 10 degrees. all of the rain, sleet, snow moves off to the north and east. areas of low pressure developing off the coast. that will bring the heavier snows to boston and domain is the move through the overnight and into the day tomorrow. our weather, our rain now over with. doppler proves it. it is quite and dry run the capital. slick spots to the west of us. i don't see rain here at least for the next few days. i winter weather advisory for another hour and eight minutes. for frederick county, and that storm warning, all of the should of been canceled. that hanging on until 1:00. then that will cancel off. the next 48 hours, a good deal of sunshine. feel colder will than today. even though we will see highs around 40 degrees. it feel up tomake 20. keep the sunshine and the forecast. reinforcing shot of cold air on monday. we will start that slow warming trend as the move into the end of the work and school week. 30-35 for laurel. showers andeltway, snow over with. a gradual clearing for tomorrow

they are wonderfully distinct if the each of them f carson and robert, they sort of weigh equally in the balance, or michelle who plays mary or joanne who plays anna, they weigh equally in their love lives and their private lives and all the rest of it. and i think we were very, very lucky in that, actually. >> rose: what is an average viewing, how many people watch in america on public television do you know? >> i don't know what an average. i know we get -- >> rose: what you get is what i am asking. >> we get about 20 i didn' 25 mi think. >> rose: 25 million? 25 million? >> don't we? >> how many episnoadz a season? >> well, here, i it has all of changed because they put it into 90 minutes instead of one hour so i never quite know. i think it is about six or seven. it is nine for us. but we have an hour and a half and then we have an hour and so on. >> rose: whatever it is, whatever the number is, it is spectacular, people, i mean just look at the awards, look at the viewer reaction, as the spectacular kind of connection between the character and audience. >> the sort of emotional i

less charlie rose and more carson daly. >> san francisco is consistently ranked as one of the most literate cities in the united states. multiple reading events are happening every night of the year, competing against a big names like city arts and lectures. radar was voted the winner of these san francisco contest. after two decades of working for free, michelle is able to make radar her full-time job. >> i am a right to myself, but i feel like my work in this world is eagerly to bring writers together and to produce literary events. if i was only doing my own work, i would not be happy. it is, like throwing a party or a dinner party. i can match that person with that person. it is really fun for me. it is nerve wracking during the actual readings. i hope everyone is good. i hope the audience likes them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪ ww

carson palmer 34 yards to andre roberts. tied at 17. 18 seconds left. kaepernick down the sideline. look at patton making the catch. that set up phil dawson. 49 yards to win it. 23-20. they finish the season 12-4. niners get the five seed in the playoffs. >> number 81 now is terrific, terrific. what a football player. you can sum him up right there. football player. >> another team, another stadium, division opponent. for me it wasn't any added motivation. i'm motivated about winning and that's it. >> show me the money. mike shoeman will talk to vernon davis. >>> with seattle's 29-7 to win over st. louis, the hawks win the afc west. carolina winner, they get the two seed. jay cutler to brandon marshall. the bears led 28-20. aaron rodgers hits randall cobb and the packers stun the bears 33-28. >>> winner take all in dallas. tony romo done for the season. horton to dez bryant. two-point conversion would fail. 24-22. dallas one last crack. horton, he romoed it. eagles get the three seed. >>> the niners, they finished the season with six straight wins. the raiders the opposite. six stra

this is carson the butler tr from "downton abbey." >> what is their point? >> their point is the arctic is melting. the north pole where santa lives is in danger. they want everybody to sign the petition. 4.5 million signed already. they say if you sign it, you will be in good company with jude law and paul mccartney and madonna. they need to raise money to save the arctic. they say we already saved the antarctic. it's 137 below there. so they are taking credit for that. >> they are adding ice. so this is a money fundraiser by showing you santa that looks like a serial killer. >> yeah. >> i don't know if this is the right way to go about it. if they had a happy santa who was sad. i used to be a happy santa but i'm sad now because the north pole will collapse into the sea. >> remember the indian with the tear, that's a better way to go. this is scary. kids, santa is busy. he's not in the video. >> if anybody sees that guy slide down the chimney, take out your gun and shoot him. >> looks like carson from "downton abbey." same actor. >> that's above me. >> ever

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carson thank you very much and see you tomorrow night. thank you. >> thank you again. >> and we're going to have more on the death of nelson mandela and a live report from south africa coming up. >>> now get ready to speed read your way through the news. rob ford calling into a washington, d.c. radio show and slamming obama care. that's right. even a crack-smoking mayor is blasting obama care. >> as a person, i like president obama. i don't like his politics. i'm a conservative. i would be a republican in the states. i don't believe in public funded health care. we have to pay for it. what you are doing down there i can't get my head around it. it's costing a fortune. i don't know where you are finding the money. i think people are taxed to death and i don't mind two-tier health care if you want it, pay for it. i understand it. but you know, and we have general health care up here. but, you know, it's going to cost a fortune for you to put in this obama care. and i don't see how the people will afford it. >> the mayor was invited to talk

fourth quarter and carson palmer . tied at 17. they would exchange late. 18 seconds left. 29 yards and 40 yards to win it of the 23-20. 49ers finish the season 12-4 and they get the five seed. let's hear from the rookie difference maker. >> just get the ball. put me in and not on the sidelines. >> he is a great player with a great future. we just haven't had the opportunity to get him out there. he was injured for a lot of the season. >> making a difference. the packers beat the bears in dramatic fashion so they are the fourth seed and the niners are headed to green bay next sunday at 1:30 at lambeau field. reminder, another edition of vernon's view's at 11:35. mike shumann talked to vernon davis. what he told him in training camp and came to fruition today. >>> still to come, if he is on the hotseat, the performance by the raiders didn't help. peyton manning and the broncos setting records left and isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? the only bed clinically proven to relieve back pain and improve sleep quality. and

fourth quarter and carson palmer . tied at 17. they would exchange late. 18 seconds left. 29 yards and 40 yards to win it of the 23-20. 49ers finish the season 12-4 and they get the five seed. let's hear from the rookie difference maker. >> just get the ball. put me in and not on the sidelines. >> he is a great player with a great future. we just haven't had the opportunity to get him out there. he was injured for a lot of the season. >> making a difference. the packers beat the bears in dramatic fashion so they are the fourth seed and the niners are headed to green bay next sunday at 1:30 at lambeau field. reminder, another edition of vernon's view's at 11:35. mike shumann talked to vernon davis. what he told him in training camp and came to fruition today. >>> still to come, if he is on the hotseat, the performance by the raiders didn't help. peyton manning and the broncos setting records left for colon cancer? get tested i don't have any symptoms. [female announcer] of cancers affecting both men and women, colorectal cancer is

and carson is much cooler than mr. baits. i didn't recognize him at first. i thought this was the beginning of an action movie. he escapes and he shaves and then gets clean and then kicks the ass of the people who locked him up. >> the guy from "downton abbey," this is more important. he is doing something for the environment. he thinks he is giving this amazing acting roll, roll of a lifetime, and it is propaganda for the man. your child asked santa this year for a different father. that must have stunning. i wanted to keep your mind on the story. >> the truth love in that one. the jokes seem to resonate in the new studio. a lot of things happening in this video. first of all it showed a scientific breakthrough regarding global warming which is a side effect of global warming and it is unwatchable over acting. by the way, global warming has been accused of a lot of people -- you are not even listening. you are waiting for a punch line. >> we all are. >> this is a good one. let me get this out. >> the minute you say that -- >> do you want to take this one? >

carson, when you hear about this doctor in a 40,000-person county, are you surprised he's getting out of his business? >> i'm not surprised and my heart goes out to him. i talk to doctors all over the country, constantly, who are facing similar situations. and you know, it costs a lot of money to upgrade to an electronic system. and even more concerning than that to me is the fact that you put all of this information into this electronic form which is accessible to people who you perhaps don't want it to be accessible to. it's been well publicized that the site can be easily hacked. do you want all this sensitive information all over the place? some of the kinds of questions that are asked by doctors, very sensitive. and it's required. have you to do all the check marks on the electronic medical records. the only way to escape that is if you pay cash and request the doctor not to include certain information, and most people are not going to do that. one of the reasons that private practice is disappearing is because all these different costs and requirements are so onero onerous, you

tomorrow night carson daly. but jimmy fallon happening right now. jimmy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6a in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you! welcome, everybody. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about, right there. hot crowd! great new york city crowd, welcome, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." thank you, everybody. thank you for being here. thank you for watching. here's what people are talking about. it's all over the news again today. obamacare. boy. [ light laughter ] well, they're starting to do a little better, okay, but it's still -- they're still struggling to catch up with most people. so, now the white house has started asking celebrities to endorse obamacare. [ laughter ] because if anyone knows how to put a new face on something, it's hollywood. [ laughter a

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carson vote for dr. ben for the man who called obama out on his destructive ideas and perverse mindset. his nomination for his political hero of 2013. we have time for a few more calls this morning. roy is in brooklyn on our live for democrats. your own. go ahead. my hero is mr. chris christie from new jersey. when we had the hurricane. he got together with the president and joined as one. host: turn your tv down and go ahead and speak. caller: he gets together with the president. he is a peoples person. he is concerned. about an agenda but people. ieat is why i think mr. christ is my hero of the year and i think he will go on as the president of the united states of america. roy for brooklyn, new york. clifton is up next from saint augustine on our line for independents. caller: good morning. happy holidays to all. stand above the word. frankly, personally, having gone to what we went through a month a world war ii vet, i'm going to give the one consistent answer. it will be set for christmas morning. p

. >>> coming up, 49er don't whitner says carson palmer is a marked man and we'll hear from marked man and we'll hear from the components of did you get chips for the party? nope. [ ding ] cheese plate? cheese plate. no, i made something better. you used the oven? boom. [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. ♪ he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! . >>> 49ers already clinched a playoff spot, but if they beat arizona tomorrow, and seattle loses to st. louis, then san francisco will clinch the nfc west division and a first-round bye. the they visit the cardinals and expect more hard hits from donte whitner or don't hitner as he liked to be called. he told me he thinks he is being targeted by referees, but he hasn't been fine a single dollar this season. tomorrow they face arizona quarterback carson palmer and donte says they can rattle that guy. >> defense affect him before and after the snap with rush. you know, so we hav

. >> carson daly had one over there today. he's like, "look at my emmy." what did you do? that's my emmy. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. maybe we can get your mom to get a photo of it. you might get a photo of an emmy. but you brought back the original crew here. you, cee lo, christina, and adam levine. and man, oh man everyone loves seeing you guys back together again. >> thank you. its fun. [ cheers and applause ] you fall back into the natural routine. it is amazing. we were actually only apart about for like six months. it did seem like forever. the last couple years we basically been living together. i mean, it's been crazy. >> jimmy: it is great chemistry. and it's so fun to watch you. everyone likes your eye and your ear talent. you're the best out of all those judges. you won the last two -- >> i don't want to brag, last three. i mean, i think -- i think it is. i'm not trying to brag. i used to actually say that. >> jimmy: i don't know, whatever. i have a clip here. 'cause you're the man right here. this is a clip of the new season of "the voice." here's blake shelton. >>

carson palmer, 34 yards to roberts, tied at 17-17. teams exchange late field goals. 18 seconds left. kaepernick down the sideline to patton. look at the rookie. phil dawson can win it. splits the uprights. 23-20, niners. game mvp, boldin. nine receptions, 149 yards. >> number 81, terrific, terrific. what a football player. sum him up right there. football player. >> for me, another team, another stadium. division opponent. and for me it wasn't any other motivation. i'm motivated by winning and that's it. >> really? i don't know. >>> we have another edition of vernon's view tonight at 11:00. mike shumann's conversation with vernon davis. he caught three passes in today's win. vernon's view, only an abc7 news. with seattle's 27-9 win over st. louis today, the seahawks win the nfc west, clinch homefield throughout. carolina get the two seed. the niners' playoff opponent would be settled by the green bay-chicago winner. fourth quarter, 28-20 bears. aaron rodgers back. look at this. 48 yards. packerses beat the bear as soldier field, 33-28

ben carson on what he makes of this. doctor, shouldn't there have been a professional 24/7 from get-go? >> of course there should be. it reminds me of when he was involved with the first twins joined at the back of the head. never before had they been separated about both surviving. nobody had a lot of experience but we knew what we needed and we got surgeons and critical care people and nursing experts. even some electricianings. we got the right people involved because we knew it was going to be complex and we could predict what was going on and it was successful. and it was the first time that that was done. but it requires real planning. you have to get experts, you have to realize you're not the expert in everything but that you have access to them and you have to know how to coordinate them. why they weren't able to do this with something that's one sixth of our economy makes you scratch your head. >> can government organize from the ground up a big new enterprise like this website? are you saying government is ill

. >> kathy, is it true you all and ryan seacrest and carson daly all go out afterwards? >> you know, it's interesting you would ask that question, because this year we had a plan to all have dinner together in harmony as a family, and anderson cooper sent an e-mail to all of us blowing us och, about something about meeting with the coat check girl, or making sure the coat check girl had the right ticket. it was not a significant reason, but we cried a little bit. >> i have to work the night before. yes, two years ago, i think it was, we all went out to dinner. ryan paid, of course. and, you know -- >> i picked up the tab. >> it was a very lovely dinner. last year, i think ryan blew us off. he sent me long underwear, i think did he send that to you with your name on it, as well, kathy? >> yes. he sent me long underwear with my name. i thought it was special until i told you, and then you said, oh, i have some that says anderson, and we found out carson daly has some, too. >> right. and then, this year -- go ahead. >> i'm just -- i'm just glad to announce that this year we

carson. >> yes, i do. the athletes, matt, are fine tuneing tear skills. we thought we'd use this throwback thursday to take a special look back at a great moment for matt and al, who men who have mastered the sport of humiliation. >> time to get into our competitive outfits, right? [ music playing ] . >> here's what's a killer. >> feeling ready? >> we are ready. >> we are ready. >> have fun. >> don't get angry. >> bye-bye. >> oh! whohhoo! whohoo! oh! aha, aha. >> you go okay? >> that was cool! >> dafy duck. daffy duck. >> it was uncontrollable. >> was julie andrews in there with you? >> you have to understand, he was supposed to be the pilot. he was supposed to be steering. he hit every wall he could hit. you you had no idea. >> i was ballast. i was weight. that was it. we hit every wall on every turn. >> i thought that was a pole. >> we have more respect for those who do it the right way. carson, thank you for bringing us that record from the archives. >> any time, guys. >> i don't know how you guys will top that, though, in sochi. >> actually, it's like

tamron hall and carson daley on this friday morning. obviously a lot of thoughts on nelson mandela this morning. very interesting to hear what colin powell has to say. >> we'll talk to him coming up. it's a day of mourning, but it's also a day of celebration because we look at the life of a man who not only changed the country but changed the word. it's 3:00 in south africa right now, and actually there be plans being made for a celebration of the life they call tata or father or madibaa which we'll hear in south africa, and people there, of course, thinking about the man who meant so much to them. >> we have nbc's michelle kosinski in johannesburg this morning. michelle, good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, matt. amid the endless procession of people here, young and old, black and white, singing and dancing. south african president left the family home not long ago, and now we know there will be a large public memorial service on tuesday. for three days mandela's body will lie in state followed by his state funeral in the remote homet