why health care was literally a life and death issue i came here because i think for my father mark harris for suicide shot himself it had three states. but because her life partner did have enough money to pay for health care i just take care of it and didn't want to ask because my sister and myself were fifty four years old this is the most considerate suicide that i ever heard of and he had to put sticky notes on everything he had borrowed from anybody saying you know return this for this person and cetera et cetera everything that could have possibly done me good night work on my passport shot out exactly where my car so my daughter might have to find it satisfying that it was he says i'm sure you understand this is something i have you can't hold you know without but simply not. that's why i'm here at this point standing i've heard people like every person that die for lack of access to health care something's father or son or daughter thank you take a stand up not only for my father but for all those like. you have. it is a. thing i. think a i. think a thing you know my mortgage is u

suing standard & poor's, the debt rating agency that gave high marks to failed mortgage-backed investments. attorney general kamala harris announced the lawsuit today in washington. the suit says s&p inflated its rating of certain mortgage- backed investments costing state pension funds big money. >> california lost almost $1 billion attributable to is and p's conduct. today we insist that s&p accept responsibility for its role in the crisis and for its conduct. >> s&p could be liable for up to 3 times the losses claimed. standard & poor's denies the allegations. >>> wall street reboundedded today gaining back what most of what it lost yesterday. the dow was up nearly 100 points following several strong earnings reports and a surge in home prices. the s&p 500 and nasdaq were also up. >>> president obama's trying to balance the budget right now. his sights are on a smaller deal in order to head off automatic spending cuts that kick in march 1. cbs reporter danielle nottingham explains from washington. >> reporter: president obama is calling on congress to stop massive automatic across-the- board spending cuts with a short

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we are going -- >> if you were harry reid and you work with him and the democrats, would you encourage him to expose people like markryor down in arkansas and max baucus out in montana? would you ask them to vote on an assault weapons ban? >> i think harry reid will give them the same advice i give them in private, which is when you agree with the president, you should say so. and when you disagree with the president -- >> don't buckle from pressure from the white house. >> we have seen mark pryor has come out in opposition. i suspect you will see a couple others, but i would just juxtapose that against what's happening on the other side. the reason we're starting in the senate first is because john boehner and the leaders on the house side can't get anything done. they can't get a majority of their own party to support the speaker's own -- >> do you realize how their strategy could work? you and the senate will be the first cut. you are the first guys going over the top in world war i blowing the whistles, cutting through the concertina wire. you guys could get mowed down. i'm thinking about pryor, begich, landrieu

and to mark the occasion, tonight we get a guided tour from a guy who has watched over the place for 40 years. here is the station master, harryelly, in his own words. >> this is my office. it's exciting to bhere. >> i'm the superintendent of building services of gct, grand central terminal. >> the way people barge in and out, you would think it was grand central station. >> a lot of people say "station." terminal, it's a terminal, because trains start and finish here. >> we go back since 1974. i'm always walking. visibility is a big thing. i can't sit still. the tennis court, it is a secret in a way. a lot of people don't realize it's here. the ceiling was very dirty. there's one spot that was left intact on top of track 30, shows you how dirty the ceiling actually was. this is the elevator that will take you to the furthest floor below grand central. power department, generators and stuff like that. >> everything is automatic now. time moves on. what are you going to do? >> the 454 train going to north white plains, the train departs from track number 102a on the lower level. >> 515 from new haven is running late. they can m

mark william será llevado a la cárcel por los homicidios del 5 de febrero en una cabaña en gracom. >> autoridades dicen que es por una malograda compra venta de cocaína. >> un choque el sábado pasado, harryerry no hubo heridos. >> la joven de petaluma que desapareció en año nuevo murió de posible hipotermia y también se encontró drogas en su cuerpo. >> habría consumido metaanfetaminas y otras drogas. >> el fin de semana spencer de 20 años fue deportado de méxico a dónde huyó con su padre y jefe de la policía de caminos. >> se encuentra un paquete sospechoso, estaba en una sucursal de west fargo en la calle montgomeri después de 5 horas se reanudó el tráfico vehicular. >> escuelas de california podrían atravesar periodos de cambio en financiamiento. >> el gobernador propone que la administración sea estatal y no local. >> buenas noches con ésta propuesta lo que jerry brown pretende es delegar la responsabilidad de él distribución del dinero a los distritos escolares. >> las oficinas de educación de los 58 condados de california podrían ser responsables de aprobar planes de financiamiento, esto, si se aprueba una propuesta. >> algunos dicen estar de acuerdo con esto. >> que sean los distri

mark and the grizzlies just put this one to bed. third time this season, the grizzlies beat the warriors. round two, pebble beach. that is harris. playing with bill murray, reaches in, gets the ball, and yeah, you have a souvenir. just chucks it away. coleaders after two rounds of play. this is ted potter jr. off the cbs radar. nobody got him, but the kpix cameras were all over it. this is our cameras getting him with grant, atop of the leader board after two rounds. >> see you at 11:00. ,,

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joe harris was stroking it from the east and stroking it from the west. he had 22 points. uva dominates 80-69. head coach mark turgeon brutally honest. >> we know it was a big game. we've talked about it. i looked at -- just -- i mean, you look around the country, teams get tired. maybe we're tired. i want to give virginia most of the credit. i want everybody to understand that, okay. but we weren't there today. >> it's motivation for me but i just know i have to keep work ong my game. you are going to hear everything to critics say but it's just moat vaismghts i know this team can be good. >> that is the speed racer himself, johnny wall. took time to speak with 9 sports one on one this week. who is this team dressed as the wizards? we don't know them now. they're balling, playing great ball. here what he has to say on "game on overtime." finally, spring training right around the corner. 9sports heading to vieira to give you inside access to the team some say is the favorite to be in the world series this year. nats world series, how about that. i'm taking the sun block down to vieira. sp-45. >> we no longer

are, in fact, plans this year for a committee mark up of a bill to bandies crime nation against gay and transgender americans. there will be a vote that harryomised three years ago. that is not a reason to wait. when the do-nothing congress stalls the president should take action to do right by the american people. in this case saving taxpayer money from being wasted on discrimination. >> john: tico, i'm amazed that in 2013 we have to have this kind of conversation on this kind of debate. the president has been reluctant to sign this order saying he prefer congress act on the nondiscrimination act. i hate to beat up on harry reid more than i already have this month, but let me do that right now. why do you think harry reid is refusing to bring this to the floor to vote. >> it's been three years since harry reid promised he would bring that to the floor to vote hasn't stated a reason. i don't know what the reason is, and no one can explain it, but the good news out of the white house position on the executive order is that they point to the senate, they point to the house and say they should act. we say we agree. we would love for the white

harris his the three. he was a three. point machine. the terps were down four. again with the tomahawk dunk. 80-69, virginia wins. mark turgeon was fearing a letdown and that is what happened. >> we knew it was a big game. we talked about it. i want to give virginia most of the credit. we were just a half step slow and a little bit lethargic. marylanders back home on saturday against duke. pitchers and catchers are due in sarasota tomorrow. dan duquette said he was excited about the orioles and their defense. >> the team we have the last few months of the season is essentially returning. we put manny machado at third base. that strengthened our defense and made our pitching better. >> it seems last week the orioles were playing the yankees in the postseason. >> thank you. 6:28. here's a look at what is coming up. >> the khmer is giving the state of the city address this afternoon -- the mayor is giving the state of the city address this morning. >> volume continues to build on the west side. there's a new accident in baltimore county. >> some last-minute ideas for valentine's day. valentine's day. >> you're watching w

that left harry reid with just 59 of the 60 votes needed to move on to confirmation marking the first ever successful filibuster of a cabinet nominee. because of the coming senate recess, the next chance to confirm hagel will be the last week of february. in the meantime, republicans continued to find new reasons to justify they are obstruction. senator john mccain's latest gripe is personal. >> there's a lot of ill will towards senator hagel because when he was republican, he attacked president bush mercilessly. at one point said he was the worst president since herbert hoover, said that the surge was the worst blunder since the vietnam war, which is nonsense. and was very amti his own party and his own people. people don't forget that. >> people also don't forget that years after hagel's republican herecy, john mccane said this of the man in 2006. i would be honored to have chuck with me in any capacity. he'd make a great secretary of state. people have also not forgotten that this filibuster has nothing to do with chuck hagel and everything to do with a republican vendetta against

mark shields on his career in politics and the washington press corps. >> at age 65, she won the oldest first lady when her husband became president, but she never stepped foot in washington. her husband benjamin harrisfore going to washington. and there public and private lives, interests, and influence on the president. on the president.

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marks his 48th nomination. kyung lah reports. >> reporter: "superman," "indiana jones," "harry potter."that's a hard thing to get one's mind around, i think, because i think things like, how could anybody be that old? >> reporter: oscar is a very old friend to 81-year-old williams. they've had a courtship since the 1970s. >> what made it a couture for me in the film was the two notes could be played, note, note, or note, note, note, note, note, very fast, very soft, or very loud in your face. >> reporter: two notes in "ja "jaws." five notes in "close encounters." >> those five notes -- ♪ >> reporter: it is in outer space where williams soared. ♪ >> reporter: "star wars" is the best-selling film score of all time and still celebrated in live performances. >> it's a wonderful sight to turn around and see them all waving these light sabres. you couldn't plan it. you couldn't say, i'm going to write something today that 30 years from now people will be celebrating in some fashion. impossible

example cited first by harry reid, with the governor arguing that the government should focus less on washington's budget battle and more on what's happening in the states. markink you guys do an excellent job outlining the examples here. so the question is do you -- >> it actually remains to be seen. this is what happens to a party that is out of power, out of the white house. we saw the democrats grapple with this after john kerry lost in 2004. so 2005-2006 was all a battle of ideas, how do you position the party for success and the lessons and the fights in the republican party has now either help it going ahead to 2016 or actually could keep it where it currently is right now. but to answer your question, we're really not going to know for another year or two, this is just the beginning of those types of fights. >> congresswoman marsha blackburn was on with chuck todd this morning and he asked her, is the gop problem a message or messenger problem, here's what she said? >> i think it's a little bit of beth in that we have a good solid philosophical core, we have the right set of principles. sometimes how we communicate that message gets a little bit muddl

mark, the hot water's not just on the nra. you have the mayor of minneapolis coming on msnbc earlier today and going as you heard straight on with harry reid. challenging him on the fact he's not read the bill and, again, stumbling through the answer in that interview we saw harry reid not take a definitive stance on assault weapons ban and he has an r-rates with the nra. you have some democrats also if you will in hot water when it comes to moving this conversation forward with action. >> well, i think ultimately i hope folks in the senate and the house all come together and recognize there's a lot of common ground here. the american people are far less divided on these issues than folks here in washington. you don't have just over 90% of support of background checks but majority support for ban on high capacity magazines and majority support of assault weapons ban. two thirds of women in some recent polls so there are a lot of issues a lot of stronger gun laws the american people support and i think the question we should be asking is not democrats vulnerable but will republicans be vulnerable if they oppose it. >> why shouldn't be

harris faulkner. have a fabulous week. >> there are deep divisions on capitol hill to prevent mass shootings. well ask two leading advocates to make their cases, husband of former congresswoman gabrielle giffords, mark kelly, and the head of the national rifle association. both on fox news sunday. >> senate republicans go after one of their former colleagues who wants to be defense secretary. >> were you right? yes-or-no answer? >> we will ask if chuck hagel's nomination is in trouble. our power player of the week, a cheerleader for poetry, all, right now, on fox news sunday. hello, again from fox news in washington, dc. president obama travels to minneapolis tomorrow to continue his push for new gun control. saturday, the white house released this picture of the president's shooting at camp david which he does all the time. the national rifle association is fighting new limits on guns. if the first big legislative battle this year and, today, we will cover it in depth. but, first, retired astronaut, mark kelly, husband of former congresswoman gabrielle giffords, shot two years ago. they have launch add new group "americans for responsible solutions." captain, let's start with your wife's drought te

mark thompson of "time" magazine. and todd zwillich of public radio international's "the takeaway." welcome ckgelemen,odd, begin with you. decode for us what happened today. i mean, the republicans told harry had the votes to block the nomination-- block consideration of the nomination, yet he forced it to a vote in the amp anyway. why? >> he did. well, there are different imperatives floating around all cornerings of this vote, as there often are in the senate. opposition to senator hagel has mounted before he was even named and almost all of that opposition except for token opposition came from within his own party. building up today-to-today it was a question of would republicans require 60 votes to mo forrd wththis nomination? not unprecedented for a cabinet nominee but harry reid was right it is unprecedented for a secretary of defense, for any national security nominee at the top level for that matter. as it got closer to the vote, then, the question became would democrats be able to peel five republicans to get to 60 and if not are republicans going to stick by their guns and make this a real filibuster? meaning we're going to withhold 60 votes, we're not going to let five of our pe

mark them up, amend them, and send them back to us. that would be the responsible thing, but senator harry reid would not even do that. host: the next call for congressman salmon comes from lee and thomasville, georgia -- in thomasville, georgia. caller: good morning, peter. thank you for taking my call. matt salmon, have you ever heard of the treasury department debt to the penny chart that they run deadly -- daily? they keep a daily report that goes back to 1993, and if you follow it all the way through, we have been going in debt every year, and january 4, 2007, when the democrats took control of the house and the senate, our national debt was $8 trillion and some change. all of that is change to anyone in washington, dc, anymore. we should have someone in this country to investigate that and make sure their figures are right, and any time people lie to you and say we have a balanced budget, kick them off the air. guest: i appreciate your comments. you are very astute. the debt has doubled in the last few years since nancy pelosi and harry reid were in charge. it is unconscionable. right now, we are spending our wa

mark last week. what about the january barometer? joining us now to talk markets, jason and maury harris. don't know what people are going to talk more about, the super bowl or dow 14,000. over the weekend, i did get a lot of questions about what people ought to be doing with their money right now. maury, barry gave us a gloomy outlook here. what are your thought, maury? >> well, i think last late year you didn't know it was there and now you know it's there. we're seeing very good gains on house prices. that's the biggest asset for most house sales. so i think both on the income side and on the -- the other side is -- on the wealth side, things are improving for the consumer. >> jason, you know, tony, who owns joey's coffee shop, i don't know kwl it's still called joey's coffee shop, tony owns it now. are you worried that the mom and pop investor come in right in the teeth of really what's going to be a sell-off here? >> well, look, i think we have to kind of look at this kind of like what we saw last night. a strok first quarter doesn't necessarily mean the strongest of finishes, partic