that's not a guy named emmanuel. that's a horrible guy named brian david mitchell.a disturbing portrait emerges of his the two who were married in 1985 and active in the mormon church, but family members report that his religious zeal ultimately became something more extreme. at the same time his face is being broadcast nationwide on "america's most wanted," mitchell is cooling his heels in a jail cell. elizabeth later testified mitchell had gotten drunk and passed out. he said he had broken into one of the churches that was in lakeside, and he woke up the next morning and found himself in, like, a child's nursery in this church building and that there was a woman there and several police officers who then escorted him to the jail. >> mitchell's appearance before the judge is captured on camera. he promised the court he will stay out of trouble. >> this week in jail has been like jonah getting swallowed by the whale. it's turned me right around. and i know i need to do what the lord wants me to do with my life. >> he was able to snap out of being emmanuel. he came b

we started emmanuel in the nad, which is that every emmanuel zip cold, so if you live like in 94118, you're part of the 94118 emmanuel community. you have a liaison to your zip code and all of our community building so we have a community break the fast, a community caring program that will deliver meals to you if you're sick, that will check on you if you need people and if you're home bound and you want somebody to come visit, anything that deals with direct support we do that now completely by zip code. so that's been a really amazing experiment over the last year and a half in reaching people in smaller, local groups given that we have over 2000 foomlys that's a lot of people to coordinate but it's been really successful. so that's the first piece. >> go ahead. >> the second piece has been using the tools of community organizing to think about how we can advocate for young families and particular to be able to stay in san francisco in the long-term, given the increasing costs of both housing and education. so we've spesht the last three years building up an advocacy campaign to s

emmanuel said.ooked at what this grand bargain may lead to, but if it leads to further cuts in mental health funding and also the irony that in states where you have governors, for example, who are pushing hard for consealed weapons, those are the very states where people, the governors, have pushed back on medicaid, which as dr. emmanuel said, is so critical for so many with members of the jury illness. i think the conversation about mental illness is critical. what i would just say is don't let it lead to a resignation or a turning away from the importance of gun safety because that has to remain fused in a sense. treat mental illness. don't criminalize those, but more treatment, care, and attention to making sure that you don't get that bushmaster weapon in the hands of someone. think of pumping, what is it, three to four rounds into each small child. i mean, without that, it's still dangerous, but you reduce the possibilities of such tragedy. >> i think we also have to focus on, again, owning a

mike emmanuel has more. >> reporter: lawmake -- lawmakers return to capitol hill in a last-minute attempt going over the fiscal cliff. congressional leaders are looking to avoid tax hikes on most americans but key disagreements on eptitlesments and tax rate thresh finds remain. president obama's original plan called for increasing taxes on families earning more than $250,000 now $400,000 could be a number on the negotiating table. >> the $400,000 level seems to me to be with about right. that represents about the top 1% of income earners in the country and is they got knee% of the growth and there is some flexibility there. >> reporter: the republicans say the u.s. is not facing's revenue problem. >> i feel like i'm a lifeguard and we have to save as many people from drowning and higher taxes as we can. >> reporter: in the weekly address to the nation, president obama urged congress to do something. >> we can't afford a politically self-inflicted wound to our economy. >> reporter: congress will try to find compromise. >> i am still optimistic and i think we can avert this and there is eno

her blog the moscow branch of the international charity so moosa seattle which was founded by dr emmanuel league has been operating since two thousand and three it's making a big contribution by providing emergency medical social and psychological care to homeless people in the russian capital. they you are dealing with a lot of people in need with a lot of people that are having problems living literally on the street a lot of them are drug addicts and alcoholics and especially in moscow i mean we know that well what we see those people in the street and you really will would see

it's a pleasure to be here with mayor emmanuel.panic chamber of commerce is the largest hispanic business organization in the united states. we advocate on behalf of 3.1 million hispanic owned firms in this country that combine, contribute an excess of $465 billion to the american economy every single year. our organizations are in every geography, in every manageable business model and size and so we're very pleased to be bringing the largest gathering of hispanic business leaders to the windy city. there is nobody that we can see throughout that understands the contribution and the value and the benefit of these immigrant and hispanic business leaders and job creators better than mayor rahm emmanuel so we're happy to bring our convention to chicago. in terms of right to work, you know, i think that those are things that are best settled by the people of the individual states. we would not get in the middle of something of that regard. we do, however, look at every issue, whether it's something as emotionally charged as immigratio

on capitol hill, mike emmanuel, fox news. >>> it's time now for your health news. >> anna kooiman hashe week's top medical stories. >> when it comes to nutrition americans are falling short. a usda study scored the daily diet compared to national food recommendations. each group tested was scoring between 0 and 100 based on the amount of fruit, vegetables grains milk and meat each day. children scored 56 out of possible 100. seniors slightly healthier diets with a stocore of 65. doctors in two states now say the deadly meningitis outbreak from earlier this year may be back. months after the story faded away there are 23 reports of infections in the state of tennessee alone. the cause of the finkses not confi -- infections not confirmed yet. the outbreak killed 36 people and sickened hundreds more. it was thought to have been spread in syringes of bad back medication. it has since been recalled. how about a cold roller you can get them for 30 bucks. when combined with your body weight it acts like a massage to lose el muscles great item. wireless activity tracker. it it records how man

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mike emmanuel, fox news. >>> here is a doozie of a story.baby mix up at a minneapolis hospital results in a new mother breastfeeding another woman's baby. i told you it was a doozie. the woman given the wrong infant realized that something was not right. >> when they brought cody she thought to herself it didn't look like her other baby. but her husband reassured her, and she proceeded to breastfeed, and it just didn't feel right. and she looked down at his tag and it had the wrong name. >> mother knows best. the hospital says the babies were placed in the wrong bassinettes during the night. now both mothers and the infants must undergo testing for hiv and hepititis. >>> jews around the world are lighting candles tonight to celebrate hanukkah. this is the scene in moscow where hundred of people gather to see the lighting of a giant menorah. hanukkah marks the victory of the jewish macabee's over the syrians in 165bc and commemorates the miracle of one day's worth of oil providing light for eight nights. and to rick i say to you, happy hanukk

. >> ralm emmanuel had a famous phrase working with president obama. never let a crisis go to waste. how doou turn it in to a political advantage. anybody can go on google and ask the question of how much has the planet warmed up. 1.3 degrees faren heit and nothing since 1998 . so to blame sandy on global warming is a real stretch . >> also unseemly about talking about spending money and sandy victims are the cold now. >> goyce, all the mayor is saying. there is not a government conspiracy behind everything people do. he said we will have to rebuild in thereas that were destroy do it sensibly and as we have more storms that are being preprojected we'll not have to rebuild every time. i don't understand why you have objection. >> because the pime need all of our attenon and they are suffering in the cold because of sandy. we shouldn't be talking about global warming but how to help them in the cold. >> it is it a cynicical act. war is the health of thetate and national are the states oxygen. reality climatete is constantly changing and using that as an

>> john: mike emmanuel at the u.s. >> as lawmakers struggle to fix the debt problems, they are also battling over a proposed spending bill that aims to provide billions of dollars to aid to those who are still recovering from hurricane sandy. of course, the super storm devastated parts of the northeast in late october causing trillions in damage and destroying hundreds of homes and businesses. democrats last month began calling for more federal aid. but republicans say the spending bill is loaded with millions of dollars in spending unrelated to sandy's devastation. doug mckelway has more on that. >> good evening. the debate over funding for sandy recovery could be a super storm in its own right under the capitol bill. the senate began debate over supplemental spending bill that would provide $60.4 billion in aid. but fiscal conservatives are resisting, saying sandy relief money needs to be offset with cuts else. >> it just doesn't make sense right now. we're broke. we need to be smarter about what money is needed. >>

her blog the moscow branch of the international charity so moosa seattle which was founded by dr emmanuel league has been operating since two thousand and three it's making a big contribution by providing emergency medical social and psychological care to homeless people in the russian capital. they you are dealing with a lot of people in need with a lot of people that are having problems living literally on the street a lot of them are drug addicts and alcoholics and especially in moscow i mean we know that well what we see those people in the street and you really will would see somebody so among and among the people that are the real question asked of oscar is this an additional problem with other special ways to approach these people without wasting your time because they are different i mean the mentality of the personalities has changed is ruined. so yes you're right with the young people you can still hope that they will evolve naturally as part of our culture is to expect results straight away. which we know that psychological treatment were required just ten or even twenty years

. >> and more questions has mayor emmanuel defending his team united maintenance which is about to get a $99 million contract and we uncover the checkered past including one who went to prison in the case where tony was acquitted. in 10 days these janitor's could be out of a job, there is a new company coming in to clean up at o'hare but tonight's a wgn investigation raises serious questions about the owners' ties to a reputed mob associate and a working relationship with an ex- con that goes back more than a decade the firm is united maintenance company and its owner is a prominent chicago businessman richard simon long before he ran this cleaning company was a chicago police officer moonlighting as a chauffeur to the so-called king of the janitors ben stein a notorious rush street playboy and a friend to members of the mob jim wagner investigated and he says this about stalin. >> law enforcement had stories about him taking over parties in bars with his friends he ran a maintenance company that had contracts in numerous different companies in chicago. today one of simon's top executi

vote which upgraded palestine status in the organization thank you journalist emmanuel austin writes and says that israel is used to going punished for its provocative actions. in the last decade we see that it's really really wants by the way i don't know how many you will receive where against these row and how many sections of israel resolutions these really really follow. these protests almost never know what your political actions and i mean it's really it's very much you. can rely on germany because we have a political party in the we have a very strong. i don't create in germany. palestinian statehood and condemnation of israel's new settlements drive a wedge between berlin and tel aviv but european shelves are still being stalled with goods produced in areas these by israel you know people grams. who's cashing in on america's store and prison population to explore the cheap labor market movement behind bars and that and other international news right after the break. a forty nine year old southern california man was thrown in prison and charged with possessing materials to ma

mike emmanuel is live with the latest on the negotiations. >> hi, molly it is it eye critical window. we are not expecting an announcement today, but they are trying to carve out a deal capable of winning bipartisan support. president obama said the u.s. can't afford a self inflicted wound to our economy. >> fortunate lie congress can prevent it from happening if they act right now. i had a good and constructive discussion with senate and house leadership about preventing the tax hike on the middle class and we should be able to reach an agreement to pass both house necessary time. >> senate leaders can't strike a deal. it would be a plan c. keeping tax cuts for those making $250,000 or less . extending unemployment benefits and delay dramatic spending cuts until later next year. >> they realize it is it a critical time. >> we are engaged in discussion majority leader and myself and the white house in the hopes we can come forward sunday and have a recommendation that i can make to my conference and the majority leader can make and we'll be working hard to try to get there in the next

mike emmanuel live. lot of focus on john boehner, kind of sounds like democrats and others are counting on the top senate republican to get a deal. is that about right? mitch mcconnell? >> that is spot on. this has been a lot of talk about senator mitch mcconnell's ability to be a deal maker. one area he's working on is the threshold for extending the bush tax cuts. the $250,000 mark has been what democrats have been pitching. negotiations seem to be heading toward keeping the current tax rate for those making up to $400,000, a key senate conservative sounds hopeful. >> i do think that something will happen over the next few days relative to the revenue piece and hopefully we can rescue most americans from a tax increase. but what we haven't dealt with again is the spending component. >> since it is not expected that increasing the nation's borrowing ability, the debt limit will be part of this deal, conservatives may be able to fight for spending cut when is that becomes a key issue in the new congress.

.>>> >> with us now chicago mayor ayor rahm emmanuel, president obama's former white house chief of heart, staff. good morning. >> good morning. >> will this lead to meaningful a action, a ban on assault weapons and more? >> >> yes to all of those but to break it down there is no doubt i think right now all of us allll of us are citizens and residents of newtown, connecticut, and so n, that's number one. i think there's a genuine outpouri outpouring in the country for action t action, this type of event, this is the tectonic shift in at futures, that's number one. to have you have to have reauthorization of the assault weapon ban when i worked for president clinton we e fought fought to get passed t passed the house by one vote it was an attempt to pull it out of the and crime bill we got it done it was bipartisan when it passed.. second you have to deal with the clips and third, you also have l with to deal with the straw purchases, how guns flood into urban and other areas because urb the brady bill that does deals at stores and regular kind of st merchants almost 40% to 50% of the guns

. >> and rob emmanuel's kids are protected by armed guards and the president jokingly said i ran so ins around my daughter. and let me ask you about sam donaldson's comments. it's not your country anymore. he actually said these words. i want to get your reaction to this. >> the minorities re-elected president obama but i'm going with her. the tea party and the thinking of the tea party and thinking like that that are driving the republicans out of contention as a national party. you cannot win nationally if you don't know something about the way the country has changed and the tea party thinks the country can go back 25 or 30 years. the slowing gal i hated was we want to take back our country. guys, it's not your country anymore, it's our country and you are part of it. but that thinking is going to defeat republicans nationally if they don't get rid of it. >> there he goes. the new tone and civility. i think he has been living in the d.c. bubble way too long and probably hitting the sauce too much. it's par of the long-time demonization of the tea party and talking about people who

as mike emmanuel reports a lot of work still naedz to be done. >> a meeting between obama and speaker boehner lasted 45 minutes late this morning trying to work out a deal on the fiscal cliff. he did not work with reporters after the face to face session with obama. the key moments came in a phone call friday when they had tax rates for those making $1 million. the white house is pushing tax rates for those making more than 250,000 dollars. the components of a deal according to sources close to boehner is 1 trillion on a cut one in revenue. the legislative process through next year can you included payroll tax cuts and tax extenders. increasing it with president obama wanted it as part of a fiscal cliff deal. it would require cuts and reforms of a greater amount but the white house spokesman didn't get into too many specifics but made a pitch for more tax revenue. >> the president believes in the parameters of potential agreement with clear. it is also the case that we have not seen a proposal besides the presidents that achieved the balance the president exists be part of the deal. >

we'll ask the former chief of staff chicago mayor rahm emmanuel. and the best ways you can help the community. that and more when we see you at 7:00. >> we'll be watching. thank you. >>> time now for the latest on the developing story out of adelphi, maryland. >> police had an apartment complex surrounded there all morning long. that scene is clearing now. delia goncalves is live. are police filling in any more details yet, delia? >> reporter: details are sketchy at this point, still very early on. police aren't telling us a whole lot of information but we do know at 5:45 this morning, that barricade situation came to a peaceful end. the armed suspect we're told was rushed to the hospital for, quote, evaluation. we don't know much more beyond that, but we can tell you no shots were fired and that the weapon has been recovered. police are not telling us much more but take a look at the scene. you can see it's clearing now at this point. the area around the avery park apartments reopened to traffic. you can see that some morning commuters are heading

but talk to senior democrats and they will tell you, even rank and file democrats, emmanuelle cleaverant because he's the tom cole of the left, but it's going to be hard for them to walk in at the democratic caucuses that you're going to have to give on raising eligibility for medicare. >> you know the deals that were made, as few as they were recently have not been from the right to the left, but the speakinger has lost her left and the house speaker has los his right. >> there's got to be a lot of republicans who -- president obama reluctantly said he would be for changing the cost of living for social security and raising the requirement age very slowly for medicare and those things are going to be harder to get now for democrats because the left has mobilizeded, liberal groups are really acting the way they -- but i think the democrats recognize, that entitlement spending has goes to be curbed. >> they don't want to change medicare and medicaid spending or private advertise social security. if you're not going to do those kinds of things and you're going to make the 'rarithmetic w

chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel has more. mike, you just got new details 23r* mitch mcconnell. what are they? >> that's right. discussions have been taking place all day. both sides have been trading paper, ideas and that talks continue. we understand legislative staff will continue working into this evening. meanwhile, huer is a fair and balanced look at where things stand. >> i do think that something will happen over the next few days relative to the revenue piece. hopefully we can rescue most americans from a tax increase. but what we haven't dealt with again is the spending component. jay we just can't afford -- >> we just can't afford a politically self-inflicted wound to our economy. keeping it that way means folks you sent to washington have to do their jobs. the housing market is healing, but that could stall as folks are seeing smaller paychecks. >> with time running out, it sounds like conservatives may have to fight spending when raising the debt ceiling is the new fight in the new year. harris? >> mike, democrats

rom emmanuel hatched a plan to go after republicans with conservative democrats, and they took over the majority. nancy pelosi was put in as speaker. they passed obama care and all of this other stuff on the nation. but then in 2010 those moderate democrats or conservative democrats were defeated by conservative republicans who ran as pro life, pro marriage and smaller government and less taxes and that we have now the most conservative house of representatives in modern history. those issues win when they come from the heart as you have shown and then you can talk about them. the problem is we've got some republicans that only want to talk about these things at election time only to check the boxes and not because it eminates from the heart. >> it is going to be an interesting time to watch and see if the message continues to permeate in the leadership of the party. you are right. if it does, and the pro life and pro family voters who are by the way always fiscal conservatives, if they have no where else to go , they will either create a third party movement, they will become independe

chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel has more. mike, you just got new details 23r* mitch mcconnell. what are they? >> that's right. discussions have been taking place all day. both sides have been trading paper, ideas and that talks continue. we understand legislative staff will continue working into this evening. meanwhile, huer is a fair and balanced look at where things stand. >> i do think that something will happen over the next few days relative to the revenue piece. hopefully we can rescue most americans from a tax increase. but what we haven't dealt with again is the spending component. jay we just can't afford -- >> we just can't afford a politically self-inflicted wound to our economy. keeping it that way means folks you sent to washington have to do their jobs. the housing market is healing, but that could stall as folks are seeing smaller paychecks. >> with time running out, it sounds like conservatives may have to fight spending when raising the debt ceiling is the new fight in the new year. harris? >> mike, democrats

chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel has more on this. what are the latest on these talks to avoid a fiscal catastrophe? >> the key negotiators have been tight lipped, which may be a good sign talking to one another and not to reporters. senate majority leader harry reid and mitch mcconnell asked president obama and other congressional leaders to give them time to work on a compromise deal, recognizing time is running out. again today, the president emphasized the need for action. >> and congress can prehave not it from happening if they act now. leaders in congress are working on a way to prevent this tax hike on the middle class and i believe we may be able to reach an agreement that can pass both houses in time. >> we are told conversations are taking place. meanwhile, house republicans are due to meet tomorrow evening. it was originally scheduled for monday morning. it's not clear if they'll have the details of a deal, but the thinking seems to be getting everybody together sooner than later. >> kelly: i remember the president on frid

zinc emmanuel. until then, you can find alex on facebook.com/now with alex.rea mitchell reports is next. good afternoon, andrea. >> good afternoon, joy. great to see you there. thanks so much. coming up here, the country wants a compromise and do the clintons have their eye on the white house again in 2016? a lot of politics. plus, america seems to hope that the clintons do take that plunge. we'll have our new northbound news-wall street journal poll coming up. also, the international consensus is growing that syria's president's days are numbered. russia now joining in. could stronger laws have prevented that gun violence in oregon? we'll talk to brady campaign president dan gross. andrea mitchell reports is next right here. gives you 1% cash back on all purchases, plus a 50% annual bonus. and everyone...but her likes 50% more cash. but i'm upping my game. do you want a candy cane? yes! do you want the puppy? yes! do you want a tricycle? yes! do you want 50 percent more cash? no! ♪ festive. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card gives you 1% ca

joiching me now is congressman emmanuel cleaver.u so much for your time. >> good to be with you. >> sure you're aware, congressman that senator dianne feinstein said on this morning's meet the appreciation the first day of the new congress, she is going to introduce a new bill into the senate and another introduced into the house banning assault weapons. will you vote in favor of that bill? >> yes, i will. the assault weapons ban should never have expired and i'm going to vote for t i don't see the difference in selling assault weapons and selling scud missiles. both are instrouchlts war. there is no reason for that, we don't infringe on the constitution by banning weapons that are designed to murder human beings and not to do it even in a war situation. i do think we have to be very careful about just assuming that reinnsing out the assault weapons ban will solve our problems. we have this perverted propensity to pack pistols. we also have a nation that is so involved with violence that it is seen as fun. look at the video games. l

of wonderful performances in "flight" also in "argo" this year, so people left off the list, no emmanueliva, and we have the nominations so let at ward season begin. >> i always feel guilty during awards season. another list of movies that i need to get to see, i feel guilty about not seeing them nischelle. you can't get to see them all. >> reporter: there are a lot of good ones. it was a good year for movies. you the to get going, there's a lot for to you say. >> thank you, nischelle turner. you don't have bags under your eyes, looking good, girl. >>> historic day that michigan as michigan lawmakers snubbed organized laborer by passing right to work legislation. we'll hear from the governor about why he says unions have no one to blame but themselves. [ woman ] dear cat, your hair mixes with pollen and dust. i get congested. but now, with zyrtec-d®, i have the proven allergy relief of zyrtec®, plus a powerful decongestant. zyrtec-d® lets me breath freer, so i can love the air. [ male announcer ] zyrtec-d®. behind the pharmacy counter. no prescription needed. at the chevy year-end event

emmanuelle, i want to move on to you in light of what the difference blurriness felt during her periodof imprisonment from the west or from the outside world and given ali idea is a novelty in washington. what does that say about the west is doing? pup measures to the western united states are taking specifically aimed at iran on its human rights record is supposed to proliferation? >> first of all, i want to thank the panelists and the audience and fdd of course for giving me the opportunity to speak here today. it's a pleasure to be here. you know, in the last couple of days i wanted to look for specific city about the kind of tools that are present in the basket of western policy when it comes to human rights. so what do the webpage of the european access page because they have a useful summary page of everything that has to do with human rights when all the countries they have relationship is with, including iran. the one thing that jumped to my eye is a great to human rights on that page was the indication that the european guidelines and human rights in the diaspora to subjects f