rest assured this time. as soon as i saw you guys doing that segment, i tried to get the stage crew to go find my big puffy winter coat so i could put it on. i bet you look great, howard. they kept coming with the wrong coat. there you are looking great. i got to say four of you standing there on that stage, it was really that s what we go for every day here. i don t know how i can follow that and then mitch mcconnell. i was afraid to ask who was woody allen in all of that. howard, i like to put things in perspective here. president bush raised unemployment benefits back in december 2002 and here s how he put it. let s take a listen at the time in his weekly radio address. these americans rely on their unemployment benefits to pay for the mortgage or rent, food, and other critical bills. they need our assistance in these difficult times and we cannot let them down.
covers. stage crew. got to end it. there you go. here comes another one. i m killing the floor director right now. he s on his side. are you okay? throwing it back. tablets are topping the wish list. from v tech, this is a kid tablet. it s everything kids want with aps and cameras and ebooks. this can connect to mom and dad s real device. that means that mom and dad can send a message to kids. it will pop up? yes and kids can send it on
to be one of the biggest anti-american rallies in years. a lot of these signs that they re holding say the same thing, america get out, death to america, that sort of thing. and all these protests really come on the heels of rowhani s this is america here, that s according to my stage crew and they re all sending the same message, even with smiles, it s all anti-american information. there s a picture of the burning of the american flag here. after this, this was the scene in 1979, after the hostages were taken and the rallies were significant then and frankly they re as significant now as we have seen in many years. this an iconic picture from 1979, u.s. cannot do anything about the hostages. that was then, this is now and things did not look good today in tehran. well, just in time for the holiday season, best buy s
shepard: dominic dinatale on scene. updates throughout the night. and on this day in 1976, new york magazine published an article about a disco dancer that inspired the hit movie saturday night fever. before john travolta lit up the big screen back in the day, disco music had already been around for about five years. the apparently true report would help send it to new heights. this story called the tribal rights of the new saturday night it had it all, the brooklyn nightclub the flashy clothes and blue collar guy who became a star on the dance floor. its writer would nearly admit to making up every single bit of it. still the 1977 film based on the tale turned disco into a cultural phenomenon and the party got its start on paper 37 years ago today today. i wish we had a camera on the stage crew. none of them was alive in
or safe house. they are a mile apart. this is evidence, again, when they found it so quickly, there was some sort of insider help that seemed to facilitate this assault. shepard: is the f.b.i. in own this and on the ground? reporter: there is a lot of confusion of the salt us of the f.b.i. early today, greg palcot reports the f.b.i. was in tripoli but is not yet in benghazi. there is concern that den days of the assault the crime scene was contaminated. so far the f.b.i. has not responded to that. shepard: no response to whether the scene is contaminated in benghazi after ten days. reporter: you do not need a response to that. shepard: one of the stage crew could come up with that answer. reporter: the question is whether they have been there, whether the f.b.i. has been able