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joining me now is the host of "all in," chris hayes.t surprised you the most over the course of your reporting, chris? >> it was the intensity and the venom and intimidation of the backlash. it's one thing to say i don't like this law or this policy. that's not what happened here. you've got someone in the private market, a business owner, who says i want to sell this thing and they are absolutely inundated and deluged with the ugliest kind of bullying and threats and intimidation. we talked to one guy who was going to sell it in maryland, he was so under siege with death threat phone calls, he slept in his store with his dog because he was scared someone was going to burn the store down. word got out, it happened outside los angeles, oak tree, after the backlash, the gun owner said, fine, i'm not going to sell it. another guy said i'll sell it in maryland. it was approved by the regulation board there. he said i believe in this on principle. people should be able to buy whatever gun they want. phone calls, death threats, slept in his f

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"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. tonight we are taking you inside one of the most contentious battles in the country, the fight to sell safer, smarter guns in america. a battle that pits proponents of a game-changing technology that could save countless lives against a gun rights establishment determined to prevent a single smart gun from being sold. >> my dad used to leave loaded revolvers underneath the mattress. and so when my mom would see us playing with the loaded revolver, it was world war iii when my dad got home. >> not a week goes by without a headline about an accidental shooting in an american home. >> police tell us the 14-year-old was handling the gun recklessly when he admits he shot his younger brother. >> one boy pulled the trigger fatally shooting his older brother. >> the boys were trying to figure out how to work the gun when the older brother accidentally pulled the trigger. >> the 2-year-old found the gun underneath of a bed and accidentally shot himself. >> a tragic story out of corsicana. a 2-

steven hayes slides down and goes down two riders behind him.oth guys smacking him right in the face. stephen credits the predator helmet with saving him from much more serious injuries. here is stephen's picture on his instagram panel. >> she see when he hit his head a helmet pops up a little bit. you can tell how it protected his head. >> a really brutal crash. >> as a fisherman, sometimes you cast your line when you reel something in. what's on the other end of the line isn't what you were out there to fish for. >> like a boot? >> or another fish that's not necessarily what you are out there to catch. that's what happened to the robert arrington, our buddy from the deer meat youtube channel. he was out there using a technique called a long line, which is intended to fish fortuna or durado, ma he, ma he. he actually hooked a big sailfish. these things are spectacular creatures. robert, as we know, cares a lot about the animals. he said, if he could keep this on the line, it could die. >> what does robert do? >> jumps in the water. >> i'm just

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"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. at this moment, memorial service is going on at uc santa barbara. the speaker is the father of one of the people killed in the mass killing. as the student dominated community of isla vista reels from a mass murder that left seven dead, including the perpetrator. in the days since elliot rodger went on a rampage, a pick tush emerged of a struggles of a man struggling with mental illness who plotted violence. in his local apartment, he stabbed to death his roommates. before he left his apartment, he uploaded a youtube and sent a manifesto to his parents and others. seeing the video, his parents rushed to stop him and on the way heard of the shooting spree. he drove to a sorority house. no one answered the door, but he shot three on the lawn, killing two of them. veronica wise and katie cooper. then went to a deli, killed another student, christopher michael martinez. then he fired on bystanders, struck two cyclists with his car before crashing. at the time deputies reached him, he was

colin kaepernick has to be no. 1 and lester hayes no. 2. you remember lester hayes, oakland raider defensive back and this kid no. 3. >>> and our shocker at stanford today that shook the world cup roster. you'll be surprised at this, folks, next. ,,,,,,,, moments of certainty. when you know, you know. the all-new volvo v60 sportswagon. the s60 sedan and the xc60 crossover. test drive one today. model year end sales event. the s60 with 0.9% apr begins play next month in brazil. but that wasn't the big surprise.. >>> earthquake star chris wondolowski made the cut for the u.s. men's national soccer team which begins play next month in bra zip, but that was no big surprise -- in brazil, but that was no big surprise. this is landon donovan hours before he was cut from the training camp. donovan has scored more u.s. cup goals than any other u.s. player, but reportedly had players with jurgen klinsmann who cut one of the most decorated stars in u.s. soccer history. >> the toughest decision in my coaching career. i just think that the other guys ri

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.llapse of large parts of the ice sheet in west antarctica has begun and unstoppable. and marco rubio is probably running for president. >> it seems obvious you're moving closer to running for president? >> i've said it is something i'll consider at the end of this year. but i'll look at personal factors and also whether i could best promote this message and actually put in place these ideas that i want to see put in place. >> senator marco rubio says she's ready to be president, if the platform will allow him to promote his ideas.

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i'm chris hayes, and it is primary night eve in america.oters are preparing to go to the polls tomorrow for contested primaries in arkansas, georgia, idaho, kentucky, oregon and pennsylvania and in this era of tea party dominance with red state primaries now doubling as bitter battles for the future of the republican party, the stakes are high and the fight for victory has gotten downright nasty this evening. it is nasty in idaho where governor butch otter used a bit of jujitsu to make sure two fringe candidates were on stage to steal the show in the lone debate in the governor's race. this, of course, infuriated his only serious challenger, senator

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening. from new york, i'm chris hayes. political scandal surrounding the department of veterans ars got more intense today while the underlying issues remain stubbornly unresolved and frankly underdiscussed and poorly understood. we will explain that in a bit. first the news. in the wake of an interim watchdog report finding systemic problems at va health care facilities, which included evidence that administrators at the va hospital in phoenix altered internal records to hide the excessive wait times faced by 1,700 veterans seeking a primary care appointment, there are mounting bipartisan calls for the secretary of veterans affairs, eric shinseki, to resign.

from new york, i'm chris hayes. scandal surrounding the department of veterans affairs got more intense today while the underlying issues remain stubbornly unresolved and frankly underdiscussed and poorly understood. we will explain that in a bit. first the news. in the wake of an interim watchdog report finding systemic problems at va health care facilities, which included evidence that administrators at the va hospital in phoenix altered internal records to hide the excessive wait times faced by 1,700 veterans seeking a primary care appointment, there are mounting bipartisan calls for the secretary of veterans

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and chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. at this very moment, a memorial service is ongoing at the uc santa barbara campus this hour in california. the speaker you see there is richard martinez, the father of one of the people killed this weekend's mass killing. as the student-dominated community of isla vista reels from a mass murder that left seven dead, including the perpetrator. in the days since 22-year-old elliot rodger went on a rampage, a picture emerged of a struggles of a man struggling with mental illness who plotted violence. in his local apartment, he stabbed to death his roommates. before he left his apartment, he stabbed to death george chen, a family friend and initials c.h. before he left his apartment, he uploaded a video to youtube detailing his motives. he also e-mailed a manifesto to his parents and others. seeing the e-mail and video, his parents alerted authorities and rushed to santa barbara to try to stop him. they were on their way when they heard the news of a shooting spree. according to authoriti

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. as we promise you had last night, tonight, an "all in" ex-close inclusive. postracial world it is obama who sees race. >> race relations in this country have come a long way, just reelected a black president, our first. >> i have always made the argument over several years now that america, before the election of barack obama that we are in a postracial america. >> it's getting tiring. we have a black president. we have black senators. we have black heads of -- captains of business, companies, we have black entertainment channels. where -- is there racism? i don't think there's racism. >> you hear it all the time these days, the notion the country's election and re-election of a black president represents a final break with racial harms. because of this one man, barack obama, the country's racial history has been redeemed and we are all living in a new country in a new era, untainted by all that unpleasantness from before. well, in an epic and masterful and highly controversial essay

the problem with some unsecured scaffolding on hayes hill. crews had to make sure that was secured before they could get the racers on the course. while the delay was not part of the plan nor the new management team, their promise was a crackdown on a lot of the problems the last few years. just before some of the race some of the costumes were on full display, as well as plenty of bare skin. about 40,000 participants in the event. this is my first time. i come for the parade, but now i come to race. we will see what happens. >> a lot of the runners are actually still just getting past that beginning line. i was mentioning, it will likely take the better part of the morning to get here to the finish line. that's if they actually do make it here. there were some pretty serious runners who made it here within about a half-hour, as i mentioned. the lead male run wares jeffrey keneese. the lead female runner, diane johnson. abc7 news. >> sergio, i know one of the rules they were going to try to track down on nudity. i'm assuming you saw everyone

they were a little late because of a problem with scaffolding on hayes hill. >> there's a couple of pieces of infrastructure that needed to be completely secure. they were and so once we obviously got the green light from the city and the police we started the race. >> reporter: it only took the lead runners about 35 minutes to cross the finish line, but everyone was delayed by about 25 minutes. for the elite runners for this race, the delay was an issue. >> we're a little cold. i have to say when i started, my legs are a little tying because i warmed up but i got called again but it's fine. >> reporter: dyan johnson still managed to be the first run are across the finish line. the fastest male runner was jeffrey kanisti. you look back in late 80s, you had almost 80,000 runners. a couple of years ago, it became more of a spectacle. >> reporter: with that in mind, organizer and police clamped down on rules against back packs, wheel contrap shouldn'ts and nudity. >> they did a really good job and last year they did a great job. i think it's going to continue like that for now, it's a safer e

chris hayes is up next. >>> the clintons go to war. let's play "hardball." >> a now open partisan battle between the clintons and the republicans. clinton may have blown the starters whistle himself when he said the current attacks on hillary's health are, as he put it, just the beginning. the clintons have avoided so far by saying this is just the beginning of the attacks on the former secretary of state. he's predicting a future of republican attacks on candidate hillary clinton. he said this is just the beginning of the attacks. so is she running? if she doesn't run, what campaign attacks can he be talking about? this was supposed to start a year from now and on clinton's timetable. instead it's bellowing up now on karl rove's timetable. instead of talking about the country's future, which moub the propelling topic of any presidential campaign, it's right now over whether hillary clinton's health will keep her from getting in. can hillary drop back to the sidelines? can she get that year of not being a candidate she seemed all along

steve hayes, kirsten and charles krauthammer. >> what about this move? >> we should have concerns. what caused the collapse. tfs easy move. it was huge amounts of mortgages given out to many people who had no business buying a house in the first place, and if this administration is worried about the worst recovery since the second world war as it should be and it has to find a place it wants to fine tune, instead of risking here going on the side of having this thing blow-up in the future again, having a bubble and a collapse, how about doing something that is not risky, keystone, a deregulating or at least stopping the suffocating of energy, where we can get huge amounts of economic expansion. instead of fine tuning of a mortgage rules, if anything, if you are going to err on the side of being strict and not on the side of loonking the regulations which could allow the repeat of the bubble. >> a lot of what happened prior to the collapse of the economy was middle class people frankly overextending themselves. i think that -- i don't think it's a good idea for any standards to be l

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. at this hour the first execution this this country since the botched execution in oklahoma has been stayed. stayed by the fifth u.s. circuit court of appeals. a dramatic last-minute reprieve from a normally very, very conservative court that gives lawyers for a texas death row inmate a fair opportunity to prove the inmate's iq is too low for him to be eligible for the death penalty. robert james campbell had, through his lawyers, challenged his execution on additional possibly more far-reaching grounds that the drug execution policy is unkonl in light of the botched oklahoma execution. but the same court of appeals, the fifth circuit, rejected the challenge. while the fifth circuit stayed campbell's execution based upon issues of mental capacity it is left to the u.s. supreme court, the key issue whether the death penalty as it is currently authorized in 35 states has some form of lethal injection is cruel and unusual punishment in violation of the u.s. constitution. this issue partic

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it's now been 17 days since we first aired our special all in america report on the smart gun and potential life saving technology and the nra's efforts to kill it. it's been 17 days since new jersey democratic state senator who sponsored the legislation in new jersey that mandates use of smart guns when it comes to market, that legislation is what nra points to this technology that could save lives and it's been 17 days since the senator was here offering a truce to the nra, offering to help repeal the law if they would stop opposing smart gun technology. it's been 17 days since we've heard nothing from the national rifle association. in that time the story has exploded across the national media. >> it uses computer technology to prevent anyone from the gun's owner from shooting. >> it requires users to wear a radio controlled watch to fire it. >> the smart gun only shoots if it's near a chip inside this watch. it's like something out of james bond. >> it's called a smart gun. it req

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it's now been 17 days since we first aired our special all in america report on the smart gun and potential life saving technology and the nra's efforts to kill it. it's been 17 days since new jersey democratic state senator who sponsored the legislation in new jersey that mandates use of smart guns when it comes to market, that legislation is what nra points to this technology that could save lives and it's been 17 days since the senator was here offering a truce to the nra, offering to help repeal the

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. at this hour the first execution this this country since the botched execution in oklahoma has been stayed. stayed by the fifth u.s. circuit court of appeals. a dramatic last-minute reprieve from a normally very, very conservative court that gives lawyers for a texas death row inmate a fair opportunity to prove the inmate's iq is too low for him to be eligible for the death penalty. robert james campbell had, through his lawyers, challenged his execution on additional possibly more far-reaching grounds that the drug execution policy is unkonl in liof

george will, steve hayes, maura lyson, and charles krauthammer. charles, a lot happened this week. >> a lot happened, the case has been reopened. the reason is this memo that came from the white house, and it was a prep memo from a member of the national security staff to susan rice for the famous talking points for her explanations on television that were 100% false. and the question had always been, had this come from lower downs? had this come from cia? what's important here is that it says, and he's telling her what the goal of her appearance is to be, to underscore that these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure of policy. the only explanation of the white house, and this is what carney had been pushing for a week, is that this had nothing to do with benghazi. this had to do with all the other demonstrations. that is a preposterous proposition. the reason susan rice was on the show, the reason she got the prepping, the reason she had to be told "our goals" was because of the benghazi deaths. it was not because an

rupert wingfield-hayes reports from tokyo. >> reporter: nothing about sumo smod dern.e moves they've been doing here for hundreds of years. however comic it may look. this is hard. the temperature is just above freezing, but the sweat glistens off the wrestlers' bodies. this 19-year-old has come here to train from hawaii. the man shouting at him is his uncle, once a grand champion. he's one of the most famous sumo wrestlers in japan. anyone who thinks sumo is just two fat men pushing each other around would be very wrong. >> the training is not only tough physically, but it's also tough mentally. if you don't have it up here -- you have to be mentally tough, also. it's not just the strength. it's not just the body. you have to think that you can do it, you have to get that mentality that you can push harder and strive more. >> reporter: fewer and fewer young men in japan want to push hard and strive more on the hard packed clay. sumo has existed for well over 1,000 years. now japan's most iconic sport is in deep trouble. revenues are falling, audiences are falling and

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the collapse of large parts of the ice sheet in west antarctica has begun and unstoppable. and marko rubio is probably running for president. >> it seems obvious you're moving closer to running for president? >> i've said it is something i'll consider at the end of this year. but i'll look at personal factors and also whether i could best promote this message and actually put in place these ideas that i want to see put in place. >> senator marko rubio says she's ready to be president, if the platform will allow him to promote his ideas. one idea is climate change denialism. >> you don't think human activity has caused warming? >> i don't believe human acting is causing these dramatic changes to our climate the way scientists are portraying it. and i do not believe the laws they propose will do anything about it except destroy our economy. >> it is now officially the price of entrance into the 2016 republican field. you either need to literally know nothing or pretend you know nothing.

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. announced today the house will vote to establish a new select committee on benghazi. also today, the house oversight committee subpoenaed secretary of state john kerry. two very aggressive and very rare moves that signal house republicans are not abandoning their obsession with tying the white house to the attacks in benghazi. on the contrary, it looks like they are just getting started. today, john boehner tweeted out the announcement of a select committee with this very slick graphic. you are looking at right now. and, if you look at this graphic carefully, if you look closely at it, it embodies everything about the not one, but two be

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.ng's wrong. those chilling words were uttered last night by a medical technician present at the execution of clayton lockett, when it dawned on officials that their experimental new drug cocktail, designed to put lockett to death, was not working. ten minutes after the execution began, a doctor declared clayton lockett was unconscious. bu

. >> it will stay in hayes valley if we change the distinction like supervisor breed wants it changed it will focus has a valley the definition we'll change universally. >> and then under the administrative review the potential for someone if the director as indians okay to the changes of one formula retail existing and another one coming in they could appeal that at the building permit stage as a dr? grateful so we provide the notices of the commission and if anyone wants to requested mandated to a dr hearing >> i have not done that much thinking about the administrative review frankly but my he concern is that having it come back to the commission as a conditional use sets up a different sort of standards like under the cu it has to be necessary and in demand it puts it on the applicant but under the dr it is up to us to say so there's a twist even though there's an appeal and could come back to the commission once it gets into our decision making camp it's slightly different. >> that's an interesting point we mention the 0 thirty three criteria but i think we need to do more thinki

and chris hayes is up next. >>> good evening from new york. i'm christ hayes. it is primary night eve in america. voters preparing to go to the polls in arkansas, georgia, idaho, oregon, and pennsylvania. and with the tea parties dominant. the stakes are high and the fight for victory has gotten downright nasty this evening. it is nasty in idaho, where the incumbent governor used a devilish bit of jujitsu to make sure two fringe candidates were on stage to steal the show. this unfewerrate the only serious challenger, the state senator, who called the whole thing, quote, circus. >> you have your choice, folks, a cowboy, a curmudgeon, a biker, or a normal guy. >> we're wasting wood out there and they're bunching it. >> i don't like political correctness. it sucks. >> as it says on my motorcycle club, hey, diddle, diddling are right up the middle. >> those guys are on the ballot tomorrow in idaho. in oregon, it's getting nasty too with monica webby, a pediatric neurosurgeon, bee sieged bay brutal opposition dump including the release of a 9-1-1 call in which her e

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.onight, we continue our special series, "all in america," on the road in the conservative heartland with a special look at just what happens when a state refuses to expand medicaid for political reasons. but first, today, amidst a growing chorus of outrage on capitol hill, president obama came forward to address the firestorm erupting around allegations of mismanagement, long wait times, and cooked books at v.a. hospitals. >> so when i hear allegations of misconduct, any misconduct, whether it's allegations of v.a. staff covering up long wait times oo

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. day. on this may day two big stories about the minimum wage in america. in seattle a victory. political and business leaders today announce they have reached a deal to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. the highest in the united states to be phased in over the next few years. meanwhile, back in washington, d.c. a vote on a national minimum wage hike to $10.10 though garnering a majority vote of 54-42 fell short of overcoming a republican filibuster. so what explains the difference aside from the obvious politics that seattle's a pretty liberal town and that the u.s. senate can't get a single piece of legislation through without a super majority thanks to republicans' routine abuse of the filibuster? but another part of the difference is that in seattle there is sufficient pressure from the left. in november of last year kshama sawant, a socialist, an avowed socialist, was elected to seattle city council. she backed efforts to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour, and she leaves a

she's going to do the newscast next week in russian. >>> major buzz for hunter hayes. a world record holder. the country star kicked things off right here on "gma" yesterday morning. embarking on a challenge to play the most concerts in multiple cities in 24 hours. the old record was eight shows in one day. hunter played ten. here's the moment he officially made history, just hours ago, in asbury park, new jersey. >> thank you, everyone. i have to say, you have just set a world record. >> a big congratulations to hunter. a phenomenal awareness for child hunger. i love there was a message there. he did it for a great cause. i give concerts all night long. >>> next up and getting plenty of chatter online, netflix is announcing it is raising its prices to pay for shows like "house of cards." apparently frank underwood's treacherous ways don't come cheap. with each episode said to cost $4.5 million to make. as for what that means for binge watchers, $1 extra a month. not bad. new subscribers will pay that price now. if you're an existing customer, that price change will ha

"all in" with chris hayes starts now. >>> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. harry reid has declared war. >> they absolutely expect monetary returns on their investments in buying america. that's what this is all about, mr. president. the koch's bid for a hostile takeover of american democracy to make themselves richer. >> he went to the floor declaring war not on the republican party or his senate adversary, mitch mcconnell, rather on the billionaire brothers funding the conservative movement. a system that allowed them to pour unprecedented money into politics, drowning out democracy in america in the process. >> the supreme court has included money with speech, the more money, more speech, more influence on democracy. what kind of a system is that? it's wrong. every american should have the same ability for the political system. >> in the speech, reid said he would bring a constitutional amendment to allow congress to regulate money in conference, giving them enormous influence over elections. >> i understand the democrats are proposing something that's no

i'm chris hayes, and it is primary night eve in america.oters are preparing to go to the polls tomorrow for contested primaries in arkansas, georgia, idaho, kentucky, oregon and pennsylvania and in this era of tea party dominance with red state primaries now doubling as bitter battles for the future of the republican party, the stakes are high and the fight for victory has gotten downright nasty this evening. it is nasty in idaho where governor butch otter used a bit of jujitsu to make sure two fringe candidates were on stage to steal the show in the lone debate in the governor's race. this, of course, infuriated his only serious challenger, senator russ fulcher, who called it a circus. >> you have your choice, folks. a cowboy, a curmudgeon, a biker or a normal guy. >> we're a wasting all kinds of wood out there, and they're burring it and smogging this place up. >> i don't like political correctness. can i say this, it sucks. as it says in my motorcycle club, hey diddle diddle right up the middle is my style. >> because those guys will be

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.et to be an absolute dogfight on capitol hill. a very highly anticipated, hotly contested, rock them, sock them partisan brawl over obamacare. after all these years with hearing after hearing and 50-plus repeal votes, a after attempts to defund it right up to and including the government shutdown, republicans today were going to get their chance to stick it to president barack obama in the confirmation hearing of the woman to succeed kathleen sebelius, omb director sylvia matthews burwell.

"all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> good evening from new york, i am chris hayes.t this moment, memorial service is going on at uc santa barbara. the speaker is the father of one of the people killed in the mass killing. as the student dominated community of isla vista reels from a mass murder that left seven dead, including the perpetrator. in the days since elliot rodger went on a rampage, a pick tush emerged of a struggles of a man struggling with mental illness who plotted violence. in his local apartment, he stabbed to death his roommates.

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. big headlines out of kentucky, and a tough editorial today from one of the state's biggest newspapers show that the marquise u.s. senate race in the country may turn into the answer to a deceptively simple question, what do you call obamacare? >> tonight, the hunt for the number one republican in the senate really begins. >> a showdown to the midterms, including the huge battle that's going to play out in kentucky. >> they have made it official this week, it's going to be mitch mcconnell versus allison lurnd grimes. >> it's the biggest senate race in the country. the man who's perhaps the biggest single opponent of the president and his signature achievement is up for re-election. >> i'll do everything i can to repeal and replace obamacare. >> you would think that unrelenting opposition to obamacare would be a big benefit for mitch mcconnell, considering the law continues to be unpopular in kentucky. there's just one problem for mcconnell. it's called kynect. it's the name of obamacar