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many constitutional issues and problems with translators who had helped our troops in the middle east were denied entrance, so now you're going to see an entirely different stance from the white house, and they're going to have allies on this, where before they didn't because it was so problematic. >> that last little point you had on religion i think is so key because that's where the administration is going to message this is really extreme vetting in their mind and not the muslim ban they spoke out on the campaign trail. >> that will be the big trick. the one thing that will not be in this ban is what's most important. what is this extreme betting? what are the measures that will keep us safersome. >> thank you. stick around. we have many new questions. >> also there's a new wave of threats against jewish community centers. how is the white house responldsing to the anti-semitism? has the president gone far enough and said what he has said? our panel is going to take that on next.
response to a question, and i'm sure i could state it more clearly and in a more effective way. >> reporter: karen travers, abc news, washington. >> i suspect he'll be stating it in more different ways for days to come. >> exactly. i mean i'm troubled by the fact that if you are elected as the president, you do have to make remarks that are off the cuff. you have to be pretty diplomatic. you have to have meetings with heads of state -- >> sure. >> -- and you have to choose your words carefully. so i think in today's age when you know everything is being videotaped, to sort of say something like that, even to private -- a private group, private donors, and basically writing off 50% of the country you intend to lead, it's very troubling at this point in the campaign. >> the part two to the comment, which is a big controversial, he made the point to the group that his dad was born in mexico to american parents, which is true, and he said that if his dad had been born in mexico to mexican parents, he would have a better chance of winning the elections. >> and that's going to be very
>> reporter: the r & b mega star opening up on oprah's next chapter talking for the first time about the end of his marriage, those tabloid headlines, and the emotional courtroom testimony, fighting for cud of his sons. >> swing, spit. >> did you ever hit her? >> never. >> it wasn't until i was on the stand when i cried that i then realized -- "oh, this is an attack." >> were you in love? >> i loved her, yes. yes, i did. i was in love. >> reporter: usher says while they may have moved too fast he was crushed by the way people criticized their relationship. >> this is supposed to be a person that i feel i am going to share the rest of my life with, and nobody, you know, is responldsing the way that i would like them to respond. >> reporter: but the singer says the relationship quickly soured and admitted he played a part. >> were you faithful to her?
fun at people, no one is above the fray, including me. >> i am barbara wawa, and tonight we'll be talking to an actually wiving legend. >> reporter: tell me how barbara wawa came in and ruined my life. >> i think she did with affection. there was no malice. it was funny. a huge hit. you choose to take it as a compliment. >> reporter: because it is "saturday night live," being cool never gets old. >> once you are on "saturday night live" or spoofed, you've made it. >> an icon. sincerest form of flattery. >> "snl" is my favorite. >> laughing, donnie and marie. in the wheel house, outrageous. ♪ i'm a little bit country snoetsz i'm a little bit rock 'n' roll ♪ >> it should make the list, right? >> our list any way. >> our list. coming up one of the most memorable moments in the republican national convention. clint eastwood and that empty
me put it that way. i am speaking off the cuff in response to a question. i'm sure i could state it more clearly in a more effective way. >> reporter: karen travers, abc news, washington. >> i suspect he will be stating it in more different ways for days to come. >> exactly. i mean i'm troubled by the fact that if you are elected as the president, you do have to make remarks that are off the cuff, you have to be pretty diplomatic, you have meetings with heads of state -- >> sure. >> -- and you have to choose your words carefully. so i think in today's age when you know everything is being videotaped, to sort of say something like that, even to private, private group, private donors, and basically writing off 50% of the country, you intend to lead, it's very troubling at this point in the campaign. >> the part two to the comment, which is a big controversial, he made the point to the group that his dad was born in mexico to american parents, which is true, and he said that if his dad had been born in mexico to mexican
>> i was faithful at heart, but not faithful all the way. >> reporter: usher told oprah that although he and tamika had divorced, he was devastated when 11-year-old kyle glover, foster's son from a previous marriage, was killed in july after being hit by a jet ski. >> i miss kyle. >> was kyle a part of your life when you were married? was he? >> a great part of my life. >> were you at the funeral? >> it hurts me to say -- it hurts me to hear the fact that people speculating and say i wasn't at the funeral because i was absolutely at the funeral. >> reporter: usher says he is focusing on being a better father for his own children. while the often uninhibited singer was candid with oprah about his personal life, it was this personal question that made even him blush. >> have you or do you make love to your own music? >> all right. um, some may say this would be rather narcissistic -- >> yes. >> -- but yes. [ laughter ] >> nothing like a candid answer. >> i love oprah. got to tell you, i call her the
no matter what. i sure as heck am not going to let anybody else. that's for sure. >> that's the thing. >> no way. here's a look at your weather. going to be a messy day along the east coast with heavy rain from georgia to new england. there could also be hail, high winds, and even the threat of a tornado. very pleasant though in the west. >> fall-like temperatures in the midwest, chicago and fargo. around 60. bait more unusual pacific northwest. portland, mid to upper 80s. some football, it was monday night. peyton manning would probably like to forget this one. a denver quarterback threw interceptions on his team's first three receptions. falcons made them pay, jumping out to a big lead. >> manning tried to rally his team from 20 points down. denver came up just short. the falcons stay undefeated. with their 27-21 win. my goodness. >> yeah, peyton manning. >> i know. he's usually so great. >> he'll get his groove. >> everyone has his day. everyone has an off day. well, there's more proof this morning that what's old is new.
government. at a late night news conference, romney stood by his argument. >> i believe the point i made is the president starts out with a large number of the voters, 47%, 48%, 49%, something like that, these are people who are in his camp, and they'll vote for him almost no matter what. it's not elegantly stated, let me put it that way. i'm speaking off the cuff in response to a question, and i'm sure i could state it more clearly in a more effective way than i did in a setting like that. >> romney called for the entire videotape to be released instead of the clips that have been posted on line so far. the obama campaign called the video shocking. it's hard to serve as president for all americans when you disdainfully have written off half the nation, obama campaign manager jim messina said in a statement. >> it's going to be very interesting, the damage control. clearly got out really quick and said something. this is going to hang around for a while.
>> no way. well, here's a look at your weather. it's going to be a messy day along the east coast with heavy rain from georgia to new england. there could also be hail, high winds, and even the threat of a tornado. very pleasant, though, in the west. >> fall-like temperatures in the midwest, chicago and fargo. around 60. bait more unusual pacific northwest. with portland in the mid to upper 80s. some football, it was monday night. peyton manning would probably like to forget this one. a denver quarterback threw interceptions on his team's first three receptions last night in atlanta. falcons made them pay, jumping out to a big lead. >> manning tried to rally his team from 20 points down. but denver came up just short. the falcons stay undefeated with their 27-21 win. my goodness. >> yeah, peyton manning. >> i know. he's usually so great. >> he'll get his groove. >> everyone has his day. everyone has an off day. well, there's more proof this morning that what's old is new. >> foodmaker general mills reaching back to the good old days for its latest ad campaigns.
responsible for them, they're entitled to health care, to food, to housing, to you name it. that's an entitlement and the government should give it to them. and they will vote for this president no matter what. >> reporter: "mother jones", a left-leaning magazine, posted the clips, not full romney remarks, what they say is romney talking to donors at a fund-raiser this year. >> i mean that's what they sell every four years. and so my job is not to worry about those people. i'll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives. what i have to do is convince the 5% to 10% in the center that are independents. >> reporter: the obama campaign pounced, saying, quote, it's shocking that a candidate for president of the united states would go behind closed doors and clee clair to a group of wealthy donors that half the american people view themselves as victims. romney held an impromptu press conference in california to respond. >> the president believes in what i've described as a government-centered society. it's not elegantly stated, let me put it that way. i'm speaking off the cuff in