i am joined now by george mitchell, former u.s. special envoy to the middle east. fredricka. nice to be here. >> excellent. how hopeful are you about this? is this significant that john kerry is in geneva and directly involved in your view? >> it is significant. it's a very important issue and a critical moment. there are risks in every course of action in this, it is a very dangerous situation that could lead to conflict in the region and that could spread and include the united states. i think that secretary kerry is trying hard to get an agreement that will create a pause in iran's activities during which time a long term agreement could be determined and agreed to. the risk is, of course, given iran's past history in which their actions are inconsistent with statements, that is the president and supreme leader of iran have said that iran does not seek nuclear weapons, but of course the problem is the government's actions have been inconsistent with those statements. so the key is i think to have an agreement that is verifiable, and according to published report

like sanderson man the phones on the rebound however just two minutes later forward phillipe george mitchell headed in the quizes capello's man up the pace in the second half and striker alex on that according warmly joined the squad the day before after losing his passport missed two good scoring opportunities and won only to finish and then i. got the match was played at a very intense tempo we played against a physically fit table that gave us a real battle serbia have a very good team they were unlucky in the qualifying group nevertheless we played well and created enough goal scoring opportunities but in some parts of the game we have possession and dominated but sometimes the serbs took the initiative they're a very solid team with strong players that's why it ended up being the gravy draw capello is set to sign a new deal that will keep him with the russian until the country hosts their maiden world cup win to any team but in the meantime the sixty seven year old is focusing on brazil as a russian next take on top wage inside south korea have qualified for their eighth consecutive wor

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our former parliamentarian, bob dove, and richard arenberg, one time former aide to george mitchell wrote a book on this subject called "defending the filibuster." this is what they said. "if a 51-vote majority is empowered to write the senate rules, the day will come as it did in the house of representatives when a majority will construct rules that give it near absolute control over amendments and debate. and there is no going back from that. no majority in the house of representatives has or ever will voluntarily relinquish that power in order to give the minority a greater voice in crafting legislation. do not be fooled by those who would try to minimize the impact of what happened today. the rules change itself, again, is less important than the manner in which it was imposed. now that the majority has decided it can set the rules, there is no limit to what it or what any future majority might do in the future. there are no constraints. the majority claims these changes are necessary to make the senate function. if it decides further changes are needed, it will make them. the minorit

. >> george mitchell, son of a goat herder in greece. he was an immigrant.out of gas. his company was called mitchell energy. nick steinberger, i wrote about him. he had a break through and changed the country and the world. there are guys like harold ham. he grew up dirt poor. couldn't even start school until christmas time each year because he had to help his parents in the fields picking cotton and watermelon. now he's worth about $14 billion. his wife is going to walk away with more money than oprah. that's a lot of money. >> who is the publisher of this book? >> penguin. >> did you talk to them about the title? no one thought of meet the fraccers? >> why would you call it meet the -- you are introducing the frackers to us. you didn't want it to be funny? >> we thought about it. >> you thought about meet the frackers. >> look in the back of the book. it says meet the frackers. >> i thought it was only me. >> you know what, then it's fine you didn't use it. we ran it past them. they were like, ah, no. i gave it a shot. >> sticks in a mud. >> for business,

i worked for george mitchell when bob dole was the republican leader.those periods of time, thoughtful people could get together and actually compromise on legislation and advance not just the president's agenda, but the country's agenda. >> and not try to take over 20% of the economy. and force americans to buy a product they don't need and can't afford. >> well, actually, i think there are thousands of people in california who are signing up for it who do need it. i think there are people in the country who are uninsured. if you're one of the millions of people uninsured or had a pre-existing condition, you couldn't get health insurance and now you can, you're happy to have an option. and we can have a political fight all day long about how it was passed, but nobody's addressing the underlying problem. it's not like -- and kelly, i'll ask you, is there a republican agenda out there other than stop the president, make obama care the issue? >> yes, i know there's a new mean about your side. forget him, he's going to twist in the wind with or without us.

. >> reporter: andrea mitchell, nbc news, washington >>> george zimmerman is back in the news tonight. he's bn arrested after an leged domestic dispu in florida. poce say his girlfend accused him of pointing a shotgun at her during an argument, then pushinger out of the home they share before rricading himself insidesing furniture to do it. zimmermamaman n has berged with aggravat assault, battery, crimal mischief. authorities say he did not have a weapo on him when he s aid, though they have requested a warrant to search th house. he's expected to appear in court tomorrow. >>> still ahead for us tonight, savannah guthrie in dallas with the secret service agent that jumpedonto the president'car ter the shots wer fid. tonit what stillaunts the mind aala century. >> we are ck. and tonight we begin our coverage of the0th aiversary coming up this friday of the assassinatioof president kenny in dallas. tonight the story of a man who witnessed it up close. former sret service ant clint hill. still haued by the eves of at day described in a new book "five days in november" wch comes out tomo

about the arrest have been released at this moment, but another brush with the law for george zimmerman. jane velez-mitchellth me now. this guy can't stay out of a police station. >> it's absolutely incredible, don. take a look at the mugshot. he looks so different. he's got all that facial hair. now, what's very interesting about this man is that long before he shot and killed trayvon martin, he had run-ins with authorities. he got into a dust-up with a cop years earlier where he said, well, you were trying to arrest my friend. he was accused of underaged drinking. he always has an excuse. an ex-fiance, back in 2005, filed for a restraining order against him. what did he do? he filed for a restraining order against her. he always has an excuse. after killing trayvon martin, he had many incidents, the most recent with shelley, his estranged, presumably soon to be ex-wife. at that time when cops arrived on the scene and of course the whole world watched as the aerial shots showed him and her there. there was the smashed ipod, and there was also this other woman who appeared sort of in the periphery of the ae

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george zimmerman in trouble with the law again. we'll tell you what he's accused of doing and we'll hear the 911 call his girlfriend made to police. >> first to temperatures across the nation today. meteorologist nicole mitchellood morning. hope everyone is off to a great start this morning despite chilly temperatures. the same cold front that brought all the weather, this is the second most active day of the year, including the storms that we usually see a little bit more in april and may. as we get out to the midwest, temperatures well below freezing behind all of that. we're going to be doing some of the recovery efforts this morning into the 20's, this afternoon into the 40's, so people piecing everything back together are going to have to bundle up today. the rest of the country a little bit warmer, as we get into portions of the southern plains, as far north as denver, temperatures 63. for the midwest, the bottom kind of falls out by the end of the week. we'll talk more about that later on. >> hustler publisher larry flynt is asking for clemency for the man to shot and paralyzed him. he is to be facing the death penalty this week. the missouri governor denied the request. >> george zimmerman is under ar