nia-malika henderson is a reporter for "the washington post." i'll start with you, nia-malika.ublicans for primary purposes come out for personhood, but then a little pause when they are actually attacked on it in the larger market. is personhood a big opening for democrats, particularly senate candidates? >> you know, i think it is. it's a sleeper issue. we don't know the contours of these races until, sort of the primary battle is settled over the next couple of weeks and months. but when it comes to the general election, you do know that the democratic candidates, a lot of them, women, empowered by groups like emily's list, will try to make this an issue. remember, if we go back to 2011, a personhood in mississippi, mississippi, failed when it was brought up on the ballot and it really caused even republicans to try to figure out, you know, where they stood on this issue. even republicans who were pro-life. so i do think it's a way for democrats to talk about the war on women, in talking about abortion and contraception, because this personhood issue certainly brings that up

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it just ain't going to happen. >> kind of didn't work out that way, nia malika. >> that's right. it didn't work out. privately at that time, democrats themselves were fuming about the roll-out. things have turned around dramatically. in just these last couple of weeks there will makeup the gap between six million and seven million. it will probably go up much higher. i think democrats in the state races have to figure out how they're going to run on this. you have somebody like mary landrieu in louisiana where bobby jindal doesn't want to expand medicaid. she is going back and forth with bobby jindal around medicaid, of wanting him to accept this federal money that would allow residents there to get medicaid. slow it be interesting to see how democrats actually play this. so far you do have the president very much out there, very much having a bit of a victory lab. but the state by state races with the very vulnerable democrats, they haven't quite figured out what their talking points are going to be around health care, even though it feels like the president has given them somet

because, nia, you cover women, especially. trying to think about in health and families, and this is an old person's -- this is a reality. in health, the wife often is better knowing what shots the kids have had, aware of her older parents, his older conditions if they're married. health conditions. they're focused on this. is this a big issue with women voters? in perpetuity. >> that's right. it will be a big issue. you also see republicans very much using women as the face of their opposition to obamacare. look at the afp ads, americans for prosperity, are featuring women, particularly white working class women. so for republicans they feel like it cuts two ways when it come to women voters. >> time will tell. that's a huge line. i'm taking a wait and see attitude toward this, martin. an old washington reference. thank you, ceci. nia-malika henderson always for your expertise. we'll be right back. >>> let me finish tonight with governor christie. his administration's lawyer, randy mastro says we can't handle the truth. well,

. >> nia malika henderson and howard feinman. two big numbers, 8 and 35. 8 million enrollees, 35% of them under the age of 35. it's a good day at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> it is a good day. you know, months ago you didn't think the white house would get here. they've announce more recently 7.5 million had signed up, extended the deadline and it keeps going up and up and up. and the president, they are very much saying to democrats, stop being so defensive about this law. he has been robust out there talking about the law and wonder if democrats take their cues from this president, obviously talking to republicans there, wondering why they are stuck on the same strategy. certainly appears they are stuck on that same strategy. it's almost like a coach, coaching a basketball team, and their strategy's to say the other team isn't going to win, right? the other team isn't going to win, the other team isn't going to score but it looks like, so far, this team, obamacare, is scoring, so you have to wonder where the republicans are goi

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let me bring in "washington post" reporter nia malika henderson and ken vogel.ood to see both of you. let's start with the obamacare issue, since that's where we left off, and can bill clinton call for democrats to embrace it, in fact, he thinks as we just heard from congressman israel, that, in fact, there is an argument to be made, but is anybody making it and what is it? >> well, i mean, you were right when you put it to the congressman and asked whether it was a more difficult, more nuanced argument to make, it is, and it's tough to make. however, they think that they can couple it with this push for an increased minimum wage and this attack on republicans as being the party of plutocrats and really just interested in helping millionaires and billionaires and come up with a message that appeals to three key demographics that they really need to get out to be able to at least minimize the damage, if not make gains in the midterm election. that is young voters, minorities, and single women, all of whom polls show are amenable to the message of sort of a populo

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down in 2013 it demonstrates how quickly it going falls off from 2 classes >> it's between now and nia 18 we're going to get back up to the 1971 we need to keep going and not go down from 3 classes to 2. so the new neighborhoods and the new developments like we need our housing stock and transportation system to keep up with the growth and the police department is a key infrastructure in adding housing but not having your police department keep up with that and that includes the fire department >> i agree the report that was denouncing done talked about increased staffing i'm happy to get it to you. >> that was my comment the 1971 going forward we keep an eye towards not only looking at the planning for sight to look at where you can use the officers so the subsequent budget committee when they see we're getting closer to that i'm happy to have that conversation. >> this is the recivilization we talked about this when supervisor chiu was part of the committee. there was a lot of budgeted and 21 positions were budgeted we began hiring in 2012 and the other we've been hiring we'll fill 2

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. >>> this is stephanie gosk in begin nia, puerto rico, a small quiet town on the south coast where ivan lopez grew up. today his family broke it's silence for the first time since the shooting. in a statement lopez's father offers a prayer for the victims and explains his son was undergoing medical treatment. he must not have been in his right mind, lopez's father says. he wasn't like that. the shooting has shaken people here who have always been proud of their young men and women serving in the military. and there are many of them. residents here say as many as half of the high school graduates will enlist. >> i was two years in the army. >> reporter: wilfredo ramirez lives next door to the home where ivan was raised. ramirez fought in vietnam. >> i'm proud of being a veteran. >> reporter: his daughter died fighting in iraq during her third tour. "the military is one of very few job opportunities for young people here," he told me. ramirez says enlisting in the military has been a way for his family and other puerto ricans like them to feel more american. nearly everyone that we have s

(laughter) as nia-malika henderson suggests?t getting ready for that condo in florida. he's obviously can pressing flustration he's been feeling for a long time and it comes out in his home district. whether that frustration leads him to try to do something about it is a different question. can he enforce disciplining his caucus to go in the direction he wants. the direction he wants isn't necessarily the same as president obama. he has different ideas he'd like to do in pieces rather than one big bill. but you can see where he and obama can come to an agreement if he hasmore flexibility. he doesn't have that right now. >> schieffer: do any of you see this congress actually taking up immigration? because you know, they have said earlier this year there would be no himgation reform and so far they pretty much held to that. there's no nothing. they've all gone home and said, we'll be back after the election. but do you see them turning back immigration now? >> i can't imagine that they would. the closer we get to the election, the

students of nia community learning center say their principal was escorted off the campus.y say the governing board has not provided answers as to why their lead facilitate or was removed. decline to do give any details on the matter. >>> for the first time a woman will be the police chief of the city of -- also the city's first la tina. 3 homicides reported this year. there were none reported last year. she starts the new job next put monday. >>> returning now to the incredible story of that teenage stow away surviving a flight in a wheel well. gary tuckman takes a closer look. >> this is san francisco aviation where airlines all over the world bring planes they are not using any more. we are going to demonstrate how someone would get in a wheel well. this is the door that is closed. but there is a way to sneak in a hull and we will show you. someone who wanted to get in the wheel well would get on one of the two tires. climb all the way to the top right here and this right here is where an opening would be to climb into the landing gear wheel well. once someone would clim

call them and so the european election usually sells only that but the message itself of all of the nia of the society stupid to understand why these was the only way but the best the men said it doesn't mean that they do the deed is another way. alright lets up into the meantime the most on the protests or demonstrations in athens to be done but today outside the muffled is arriving there the greek capital bought a backlog of which we have both signed this it requires more time we don't have it today in the polity of the european social democrats many many thanks for joining us here on our team to not let one enjoys the type of adjustment into selling the moment guy i agree i agree. good luck to everybody there increased by keeping it up. parcel to come international backing out the us faces a massive logistical headache is a force of a constable thirty thousand troops on masses of equipment out of afghanistan how they can to do it. it's off to the bar the eye. i a the what is the fourth when your boss to stop the international us is gearing up for its biggest minute re operation yes i

i made sure that the vehicles i ran data on had a police sig nia on it. >> the city's alpr database was public. hill searched for cars near official buildings, ran their plates and posted what she found on the website. according to this document. minneapolis police worried she'd reveal undercover operations. >> i found out they mentioned my blog and self by name saying "be careful about parking your vehicles in public areas", because i was taking photographs and taking alpr data. i got the sense that the city was not comfortable with people tracking their vehicles using data they tracked us with. >> soon after the city made alpr data private. turn out the trackers don't like being tracked. it doesn't stop them tracking the rest of us. >> automatic licence place recognition is not going anywhere any time soon. it's expanding across the country. should we worry about being tracked. kate crawford the director of technologiy for liberty program of the aclu. you heard police say that the technology is helping them solve murders, find missing children and clear suspects in some crimes, so wha

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. >> let me try this with nia. there's dampbs between these two gentlemen. both smart guys, both ivy leaguers. we know they're brilliant and their weaknesses. with capitol hill ton, had to make specific charges. oh, he murdered people, or the relationship with monica. with obama, it's personal. they don't need any particular charges. he didn't do anything wrong except exist in the white house, get elected twice. that's what they seem to be bothered by. >> no, they're bothered by him, they're bothered -- there are legitimate ideological differences here between the two sides. you're smirking. >> a middle of the road president. no philosophy, no health care program, if he had just been a boring middle of the road president, he wouldn't have these enemies. i think farenthold and gohmert wouldn't be at his friends anymore. >> you think because they're southerners. >> no, i listen to what they say about him. you lie and the personal nature of the attack. >> i can't speak on that. >> ims. >> how much does that happen? you know, george what's his name, romney, his

take the example of nia potts who i met recently. she is a tipped worker. she works in a restaurant in the reagan building in washington, d.c. due to her low wages, she has had to choose between buying diapers for her child or eating lunch that day. she decided to do something about her situation. joining with her fellow workers and advocacy groups, she pushed the administration to raise the minimum wage for federal contract workers. nia and her co-workers will now get a raise. it's time to give everyone in america a raise. there is a common myth that tipped workers are teenagers just starting out. that is false. 88% of workers in tipped occupations are age 20 and over, and 45% are 30 or older. back in 2007, the last time congress raised the minimum wage, the restaurant industry with its many tipped workers said it would lose -- or would cost their industry jobs. this did not happen. in fact, in 2013, the restaurant industry forecast said -- quote -- "restaurants remain among the leaders in job creation." end quote. the bureau of labor statistics reports th

dionne, political analyst and columnist for "the washington post" and nia malik-henderson, also with "the washington post." us collectivists had a very bad day in the david koch op-ed piece. i think he have used the word collectivist or collectivism. when he was in elementary school, that word was used here and there before people started using communist and socialist. but the thinking in that op-ed piece was captured completely in the title. >> first of all, if that's the best we can do, i don't think we collectivists are in any trouble at all. i found it an astonishing piece. in the first place, this is a guy who's spending tens of millions of dollars attacking other people, and then he is suddenly offended that people might hit him back? and, you know, i write an op-ed column. i will share with him the comments written under my column or the e-mail i get which i can't recite on this family show. if you get into the debate, people are going to hit you back. the notion he can attack people and not be accountable is crazy. but some of the content of this is also remarkable. the funda

blake, nia raises the structural point right here. beyond all the public posturing. people on staff. and of course, the donors and the money. a lot more of that from early reports does seem to be going more toward hillary or interested in hillary versus biden. >> no question about it. the president doesn't necessarily control what aide, donors and all those people do. what that indicates. this is where the popular conventional wisdom is that hillary will be the front-runner. what's interesting, a lot of people have speculated. well maybe biden sees the writing on the wall. isn't really interested in being president. wants to keep his profile up. that's why they sort of invented this idea he may run for president. i don't think that's true. the guy really wants to be president. he has run twice. >> running for 25 years, this guy. all way the principle himself the last to understand not necessarily looking good. >> the other thing about hillary clinton. i feel like she has the resume part down. there is really no question. and even her detractors admit that. the cover

crimea was done in an environment of intimidation in the presence of armed soldiers without insigni nia there had been credible allegations of tortures, killing after the arrests of activists and journalists who did not support the referendum and there had been multiple examples of vote rigging and many people voting more than once. it also looked into allegations by the russians that russian speakers in ukraine had been targeted and had been threatened. the report says that this allegation was not true and the attacks were not widespread nor systemic and a indicates of russia's exaggeration. not surprisingly, the russian ambassador denied the report and said it was biased. he also said ukraine was to blame for the violence in the country. on the other side, the u.k. said that the russians had once again created a fantasies narrative development in ukraine and the u.s. ambassador said the russian strategy seems to be if you don't like the message, shoot the messenger, deep divisions in the u.n. security council. hope for another breakthrough in the four-way talks in geneva on thursday.

. ♪ >> we have rescued nia malika from the vortex. welcome you back, my friend.sment speech being political, tell us a little bit about that. >> they rarely are. certainly if you are talking specifically about michelle obama, sther, but irthink when you have figures like bloomberg, for instance, even giuliani, when he spoke, they do become political. let's remember, college campuses have historically been hotbeds of political activity, right? that continues to this day. i think when you have these high profile speakers, college students sort of piggy ban on that to make a larger political point. i think with the michelle obama thing, it's a little different because they are concerned more about space. what i do think you might have people viewing it as political, and people who are protesting not from can cab, not even affected by this who are trying to to say sort of keep the first lady and her politics away from our kids. >> they are just like you can't win. if you get somebody on the left, people in the right are mad. if it's on the right, people on the left a

and thank you so much to susan page and nia-malika henderson. that is "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today, the crisis in ukraine reached a truly dangerous and equally bizarre tipping point. pro-russian separatists rolled through the streets of eastern ukraine after having taken over ukrainian tanks. mass soldiers of unknown origin posed for pictures with residents as the lines of authority continue to blur in a region of ukraine where the loyalties are complex and where the flame of civil war might catch fire at any moment. president obama tonight ratcheted up the pressure on russia. >> is he mocking you and the u.s. military? >> they're not interested in any kind of military confrontation with us. understanding that our conventional forces are significantly superior to the russians. we don't need a war. what we do need is a recognition that countries like ukraine can have relationships with a whole range of their neighbors, and it is not up to anybody, whether it's

nia, ryan, thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> coming up -- bob dole strikes back. and says ted cruz is not ready for primetime, partly because he ties far to the right. should there be a law against lying in political ads. that's what the supreme court kidded to day? think about your answer and whether a ban on lies would hurt the right-wing anti-clinton machine. that's straight ahead. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we can do about that... remodel. motorcycle. [ female announcer ] some questions take more than a bank. they take a banker. make a my financial priorities appointment today. because when people talk, great things happen. man: i don't know...i forget. it last time? make a my financial priorities appointment today. scott: hello, neighbors. m

discounters ♪ a sick infant aboard a navy warship is expected to arrive in san diego for medical help niaalifornia air national guard and u.s. navy rescued the 1-year-old and her family from a disabled sailboat 1,000 miles off baja, california last week. >>> san jose police are looking for the driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run. a man was hit and killed at east capitol expressway and seven trees boulevard this morning. police have not given a description of the vehicle. >>> let's check the forecast with lawrence. >> low clouds and fog are back. have moved further onshore and that means a sea breeze is kicking in and our temperatures are going to start to cool off. out the door we go. we have some clouds over san francisco. thick enough we have seen some drizzle around the bay area along the peninsula and toward the coastline. toward the afternoon the fog is going to break up leaving behind lots of sunshine inside the bay and the valleys where you will find mild temperatures. about 79 in fremont today. 81 in san jose. 70 degrees in san francisco. but out toward the coastline, we are l

but one got shot down, as you remember over the boss nia.e in italy and it, and there are spies all around watching the f-117 stealth fighter take off. so they knew, when it took off, they knew about it was going. when it got over the target area, the 117 opened up its bombay doors. then the radar could see it. they knew it was coming. so they fired the missile and knocked it down. fortunately the pilot survived, so on. they designed a whole new generation fighter planes, the f-22, the f-35. they're not intent to be completely invisible to radar. all they need to be as a smaller target than the enemy that they're facing. so they have an advantage then, of getting, firing a missile before they can receive one. so the stealth is still valuable but it's, it doesn't solve all the problems. has that answered the question enough? that's how they shot it down, was simply, waiting until it opened its bombay doors. this is interesting question. what do you see as the next challenge for the intelligence community? we see that already. obviously the wa

civic platform and overall everyone who listened to my arguments in favor of classifying the volley nia tragedy as ethnic cleansing with marks of genocide. and i am glad that the parliament did not fall for emotions of political manipulations when it's important to. me is that i was greatly surprised by mr sikorski speech where he said that the use of the word genocide would humiliate the ukrainians. in my view it would humiliate ukrainian nazis and nationalists rather than all of the citizens of ukraine and you know about that. mr sikorski is argument is both faulty and harmful when these quickly found out the resolution that does not mention genocide together with the resolution that does not make the eleventh of july memorial day in poland or in fact resolutions in support of the ukrainian nationalists while what we want is good relations with ukraine not with the ukrainian nationalists the opa and the own who committed these atrocities those crimes of genocide and that's what's how a protest is about. genocide is genocide and poles should never support increasingly vocal opinions th

violence flares up in a major eastern ukrainian city of the nias go away and kill protesters have clashed with pro the unity and radical activists. the white house has announced a new sanctions against seven russian officials and seventeen companies over the crisis in ukraine the blame for which washington has nailed entirely on moscow. also with afghanistan's presidential election going to a run of votes are to look sad for the war ravaged economy the country's next leader some i have to fix and fix fast. also our immigrants in the u.k. are turning to politics for work for me there in party to protect their rights as a briton to mainstream politicians direct the rhetoric their way. this is our international we're going to go straight into our breaking news story this violence has erupted during a pro unity march in the eastern ukrainian city of the new ads where activists clash with end to kill of protesters artie's policia is another city she joins us live on the third paula you know there what's the situation now tell us what's going on. well right now i'm in front of the local adminis

over the land of only nia filled with suffering and then joel was flying between the thirst of life and brutal violence she saw a little more in a chaos of fire blood and crane covered the boy with his wings and stay with the boy to the morning till his desperate mother found him then june whispered don't be scared you will survive the fire that time will come when i will take you through the stars you will be strong and healthy you will spread the polish language and lead the exult from the boundaries of misery. did you understand this. by did. well good. point is this moment as we tossed off into the futuristic will to space technology bush's latest spacecraft promises to push back the challenges of human exploration meanwhile in some stuff funds communications technologies make clear crystal clear reception and a really good faith prizes anything is possible so. we've done the future. on the phone your whole show come on in a life should be making news all the face of your life you know. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. malnutrition. violent. drug addiction

i joined nia at a press conference last week. in closing i want to talk a minute about the tipped minimum wage. this is a disscrais -- discrais because the -- disgrace because the tipped minimum wage at the federal level is $2.13 an hour and we all know because it's been studied that there are waitresses and there are waiters, and most of the less expensive restaurants hire women and they don't get big tips. and if it's a storm and suppose they had nobody come in that day, $2.13 an hour. this bill does move us up to 70% of minimum wage for tipped workers. personally, i think there ought to be no difference. in california, we pay our workers, all of them, tipped or not, the full minimum wage, and no one can tell me that california's restaurants are suffering. they are some of the most successful in the country and in the world. so let's be clear. history shows raising the minimum wage doesn't hurt the economy. now, you will hear our colleagues on the republican side cite a c.b.o. study that said we could lose hundreds of thousands