i'm rob isaacson i'm with the ownership when is laguna hayes, llc i want to introduce marta fry are m f la we're fortunate to have marta as a our architect she's worked for us in the past and a long time resident in the past and responsible for the greening committee she knows this issue as well as anybody thank you. >> good evening marta fry i wanted to give a brief history of our tree application and appeals process that is eaten i'll go into more detail the proposed new 580 hating street the question was read the removal of two trees within our sidewalk and public right-of-way the responsibility of the prove or disprove the adjacent prove or disprove i'm sure you're aware of we requested those be replaced with red maples we want to add more trees but feel appropriate trees this was primarily due to the condition of the fikdz trees permission to remove those trees was noticeably denied and this was the protection application we appealed dpw appeal denial and the department of urban forestry we considered their inspectors opinion and agreed those are trees were struggling come down l

of hayes, if you will. >> mr. buck any rebuttal. >> chris buck with urban forestry not just to clarify a lot of the species failures in san francisco with ficus trees was related to stem loss not stem failures there's one see dramatic failure two months ago on the block that was recommended to sidewalk root pruning but it was due to a lot of the decay in the because of the truck those trunk those those are not related to the sidewalk failures. >> a gentleman referred to the pruning could the trees be pursuant in that manner and survive? thrive >> sure the trees could be pruned in that way you're not adding structural problems are with the trees you'd still have to repair the sidewalk and put in are a curb and species that's going to damage the sidewalk again the speeds we've not been planting in the city since the late 90s due to the stem flurdz at&t's and the dame to the sidewalk we are not seeking the permit with your just trying to be consistent how we handle all cases so the trees would pruned but a certain am

russell has been an institution in the hayes valley community. i will wait until you get up there russell. how are you? >> hi. fine thank you. >> good. not only has russell been an institution in the hayes valley community he has the most beautiful piercing blue eyes that you ever would want to see. on sunday january 25 of this year after 24 years russell closed his store vilno home interiors in the hayes valley and he helped with the central freeway, cofounded the hayes valley block party. he help create formula retail regulations to help small businesses and promoted arts projects including a very special one that he and madeline worked on for patricia's green. i don't think we would have these incredible art installations there if it weren't for you and the work that you and madeline did to make that possible. he cofounded the hay's valley merchant association and member of the neighborhood association and co-founder of the hayes valley art coalition. and after closure of his incredible store with wonderful amazing unique furniture russell wil

prides itself on a beautiful city and time to uphold those privately held issues they provide the hayes valley neighborhood association has invested and tributed to the overall character and the shaving aesthetic tree street helps our local businesses to remove the two trees that's the commercial center of hayes valley will cause damage to the businesses and the property values it's worthwhile noticing the planning department references to promote the benefits of tree lined streets and the commission shouldn't chop down those their ficus streets and the general species of failure indeed the species of concern 2k3wr5r7bd new focus on the details for the criteria for all those reasons this should not think cautioning in the second degree many of the recent failures in the city share a consistent characteristic the trees are suffer from long time neglect not the effect of the trees those trees could be preserved with the right trimming and the two trees are not sick or disadvantaged and not dying their tlaentdz by plans of construction on june to remove the trees the reasons was the constr

. >> i you know it is interesting that hayes valley is now a nice commercial area i remember it wasn't that long ago it probably is a district it didn't get it's fair share of public resources in dealing with tree removals and go everything else i'm supportive of the renewal this is the case that calls for it i'm supporting the permit. >> so are you finished commissioners. >> yes. >> i'm going to follow along the same lines as with my fellow commissioners i hate to see the canopy of this block change but if there's a development 8:00 stories up there's currently a demonstration the pruning is going to have to make the tree one-sided and not attractive and you urban removal is a good thing. >> i'll ask that to get the canopy my suggestion to require or to make it that is a 48 rather than a 36 to speed up the process of the canopy. >> just on hayes. >> just on hades about the - >> commissioner. >> don't have anything to add thank you i'm support of upholding the permit not sure i'm in concurrence with the box. >> i'll make a motion first to deny the appeal and approve the permit on the c

my mom k3wr0er8d me that he clubhouse to make new friends and get out of the house i grew up in the hayes district she didn't want me to los angeles out because of the bad influence but it got boring inside the house i didn't understand but i know it's important to her i'm in a safe place like the boys and girls club i went to grand elementary school that wasn't too far the staff walked us to the club i made a lot of friends at the time and they're still my friends to this day i was given help with any homework when i joined the bottom lines and still do i participated in a lot of different programs since that joining when you're a little kid at the club you participate in a lot of programs like computer and swimming and gym games in the game room you get to see what you're like and what you're good at i got to go to accustoming i played in a little league game and met the city directors he asked me to join the basketball team i didn't know what the try out was but they told me to try out i i was the youngest player on the team that was a lot of competition that made me nervous thanks to

he and his fiancee silvias hayes are under investigation like asking adviser to find hayes paid jobs. the problem, they were jobs with groups hoping to influence oregon's energy policy. hayes was working for kitzhaber as an energy adviser. hayes is accused of a bogus marriage that involved marrying a nigerian immigrant in 1996 for $5,000. kitzhaber is oregon's longest serving governor. >>> you'll hear this today at courthouses across alabama. take a listen. [ applause ] >>> same-sex couples lining up to get marriage licenses has been officially legal there since monday but 11th hour pressure from alabama's chief justice had some places refusing to give them out all week long. after a hearing yesterday, a federal judge made it clear probate judges cannot refuse gay couples. alabama is the 37th state to allow same-sex marriage. >>> also this morning, new help for america's war vets. a suicide prevention bill, president obama signed it yesterday. it supports programs that help returning war vets transition back into society. the bill was named after clay hunt. his parent were at the cere

hayes has apologized.made a mistake in 1987 to marry an 18-year-old to secure status in the united states. she said she wasn't financially involved in all this she wasn't proud of that period of her life that this was an abusive relationship that she had with this man. but fast forward now to today, a lot of speculation over the governor's steps. what has alarmed them is kitzhaber called brown abruptly to return from a washington, d.c. conference. if he resigns, she would be the next person in line to replace him. brown said she, in fact did meet with him and he told her that he is not stepping down and she called all of this here an unprecedented situation. so jim, you can imagine the confusion that is taking place in that state and his dear friends who have taken him aside and said look this has got to stop. >> i mean you look at this. there is so many warning signs, red flags about this business relationship. i'm no lawyer but it looks bad. >> it looked suspicious. >> suzanne malveaux thanks for digging

hayes has admitted to buying a house in 19 never to grow marijuana. marrying an undocumented immigrant so he could stay in the u.s. she offered a tearful apologize in orbiting. >> i apologize deeply for my action he and omissions, first and foremost to john, the person i love and respect above all others. >> reporter: but ultimately it's the investigation led by oregon's attorney general about his ability to govern. led to his resignation earlier this week. >> any time that the governor is not able to move about freely to engage in important conversations, because the discussion is always about the investigations is a clear example of why he's not able to gauge on the work of the people. >> kitzhaber's resignation will take place on wednesday. will be succeeded by kate brown. he called her back from washington, d.c. where she was attending a conference, an emergency meeting only to insist to reporters that he wouldn't step down. >> as you can imagine between now and wednesday we have a lot of work to be done and that's what i'm going to go back and do

take this opportunity to the members of the hayes valley to make sure this club not only comes to theeighborhood but serves the young people i want to thank derrick brown who has been working with our office and some of the housing developments to make sure that kids who don't feel safe walking to the boys and girls club because we still have challenges in this community he's going to be picking up and making sure they have a way to get here so they know this club belongs to every this single kid in the community one of the things rob didn't mention they've mentioned to me now the ability to serve the kids in the tenderloin so i'm looking forward to bridging gap and bringing folks from the tenderloin and our kids need a club and place to feel safe and secure and they have that in the don fisher clubhouse i wish i was is a kid gay again to have a good time and maybe ever now and then i'm smeek over here i'm looking forward by last but not least i want to thank the committee that raised all the money as someone that used to run a nonprofit i remember the work that went into raising a th

it happened 16 months ago on hayes' yacht in santa cruz. tickleman faces felony charges for leaving the boat as hayes lay dying. >>> a hit-and-run crash killed a food vendor in east soes, when a driver slammed head-on into a car in mt. pleasant high school saturday. the driver took off ran into a couple manning a food cart. the man died in the crash, the woman who was hit died. marco shamale faces several charges including vehicular manslaughter. >>> oakland port workers finally back on the job but liqueuring labor issues makes you wonder if everybody's on board. the problems started over the weekend, both sides reached a deal on friday. longshoremen took a break en masse violating port rules. the port sent the workers home. last night an arbitrator ordered the longshoremen back to work. truckers doing business expressed relief the port was back in business. >> yes, of course. it relieves some of the congestion in our port. . >> the union calls the work stoppage a "misunderstanding." >>> it's 4:35, a sea of black at the sea catholic church

hayes may not have paid taxes on all of her consulting income. bret? >> dan springer in see the al.n, thanks. >>> public health officials are investigating a cluster of measles cases in suburban chicago. it involves five children under a year old at a day care center. two have tested positive for measles and results are pending for the others. the cdczá' says more than 100 people in 14 states have opinionpí sickened in a measlescuboutbreak linked to disney parks in california. >>> another big day on wall street. the dow gained 212 today. the s & p was up 21. the nasdaq finish aided ahead 48. >>> no grapevine tonight but another desperate attempt to 4x3ját ukraine from turning into a war between russia and the u.s. no chest-beating monologues about engine size, horsepower, or performance. no anthemic soundtracks to stir the soul. just a ram heavy duty that can carry more weight than any other heavy-duty truck. get more facts at ramtrucks.com huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motiv

i'm chris hayes. today at a time when congress is about to debate yet another military authorization against isis that would include but not be limited to further war in iraq, he came to a podium to announce he was running for president. jeb bush declared i am my own man. >> i love my brother, i love my dad. i actually love my mother as well. hope that's okay. and i admire their service to the nation and the difficult decisions that they had to make. but i'm my own man and my views are shaped by my own thinking and experiences. >> the problem with the sentence i am my own man is that like i am not a crook, it has a way of refuting itself which does not help he has announced his foreign policy advisors. as you see there, most of jeb bush's advisors draw from his brother's team. in other words, in large part, a throwback to those who helped bring about george w. bush's iraq war. even jeb bush himself was not immune to the pull of history where he meant to be talking about iran, he said iraq instead. >>

it happened 16 months ago on hayes' yacht in santa cruz. felony manslaughter charges for leaving the boat as hayes lay dying. >>> a fire broke out near the corner of 15th and 6th streets saturday afternoon, caused about $1.5 million in damage. the red cross is helping roughly 12 people find a new place to live. >>> in the south bay one person is dead, another in critical condition after they were hit by a car in sunnyvale yesterday often an north wolf road. the driver is cooperating with the investigation. >>> new problems for the port of oakland. despite a new labor agreement, crews temporarily stopped shipping over the weekend. the issue now, break time. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us live from the port this morning. stephanie, any idea what's going to happen this morning? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. you see there's some movement now trucks going into the gates, but what we learned in the last hour from the port, from officials is that crane operators had been called to a union meeting today, so they will not

and has ordered hayes to turn over her e-mails. kitzhaber and hayes have hired criminal defense attorneys. the secretary of state will be sworn in as the next governor. also a democrat, she too abandoned kitzhaber calling his recent actions bizarre and unprecedented. on his way out, kitzhaber said he has broken no laws and has done nothing dishonorable and took a swipe at the media. >> it is deeply trouble to go realize we have come to a place in this great state of ours where a pepper can be charged, tried, convicted and sentenced by the media with no due process and no allegations involved. >> he becomes the first oregon governor forced out by a scandal. and kate raul will be the first openly by sexual governor. shannon. >> more with a panel on the very interesting story. back here in washington, the stage is set for the first presidential veto for the new republican-controlled congress. lawmakers have formalized their authorization of the keystone pipeline. the next step is a trip to the president's desk for the promised veto. i

this is not the first time controversy has swirled around hayes.he married an ethiopian immigrant for $5,000 to help him get a green card. she also bought land with an ex-boyfriend that year allegedly to grow marijuana, but denied financial involvement. today's news caps a week of will he or won't he speculation. on wednesday it seemed kits has beener was ready to step down. he requested his designated replacement, secretary of state kate brown, to fly back from washington, d.c. to oregon. but then it appeared he had a change of heart. brown detailed the exchange in a statement thursday saying i asked him what he wanteded to talk about. the governor told me he was not resigning, after which he began a discussion about transition. this is clearly a bizarre and unprecedented situation. >> what is also unprecedented is the history brown will make as the nation's openly bisexual governor. the human rights senator put out a statement that he'll make history as the state's first lgbt governor but that she's capable of leading the state to days ahead. in

kevin hayes is a young man on a mission. he was freshman class president at bowie state university and he's a private in the national guard and he hopes to become a lawyer prosecutor and politician. at bowie, he felt joining a fraternity would add to his experience and network. he chose alpha psi alpha. that's when the beatings began. >> multiple times a week for hours at night, you were beaten. you were slapped. you were kicked. >> hayes says it wasn't just older students brutally initiating the pledges. >> grown men who have families, who have businesses in their homes wouldn't teach us anything but beat us and leave. >> today, hayes says enough is enough! and he's standing with others willing to speak out. johnny powell pledged kappa alpha psi at stevenson university and he said he was beaten. >> in the hospital for five days. >> asia trowell wanted to be a little center at penn state. >> we were beat punched in the face, slapped, in therapy for a while. it is only $500 so all three victims are sharing their story in supp

this is not the first time controversy has swirled around hayes.n ethiopian immigrant for $5,000 to help him get a green card. she also bought land with an ex-boyfriend that year allegedly to grow marijuana but denied financial involvement. today's news caps a week of will he or won't he speculation. on wednesday, it seemed kitzhaber was ready to step down. he requested his designated replacement, secretary of state kate brown, to fly back from washington, d.c. to oregon. but then it appeared he had a change of heart. brown detailed the exchange in a statement thursday saying i asked him what he wanted to talk about. the governor told me he was not resigning after which he began a discussion about transition. this is clearly a bizarre and unprecedented situation. what is also unprecedented is the history that brown will make as the nation's first openly bisexual governor. the human rights campaign put out a statement saying while she'll make history as the nation's first sitting lgbt governor the more important truth is she is supremely capable of

holder. >> good evening members of the board alex on behalf of brian and cleveland owners of 2144 hayes street the property in question i have a photo here that might be useful okay. so it's late in the agenda i'll make my comments briefly as you can see the building on the right is the front this is the front door of my clients building here and this building here is the appellants building actually both of those buildings are my clients use the building as their primary and permanent residents the appellant uses they're building for medical offers or their tenant use the building for medical offends and other relate businesses those medical offices are using my clients backyard for the parking and the garage for the vehicle refuge you'll see the overhead this is my clients building right here there's a small driveway and those two building are the commercial builds that are using this entire area as a parking lot the garage is kind of off the driveway. >> where's the property like that. >> i need a pen actually, the property line goes all the way back. >> on the space of our clients b

bvrp being unminded or unhealthy disadvantaging or destructive when i walk through those neighbors hayes valley and fillmore and western edition i sees buffalo people that live here they are not heavy they're my brothers they're not heavy they're my sisters they're not heavy they're our children and they deserve all the love consistent and guidance we can give them what is heavy are the problems they face today what's heavy is the baggage placed on their shoulders every day and bullying is heavy and peer pressure is heavy longness is heavy and hunger is heavy and poverty is heavy crime is heavy death is heavy but your children they're not heavy so it's your job all of our jobs to support our youth by helping to at least easy if not eradicate the heavy loads they carry daily and our mission to make sure they have the opportunity to grow in a safe environment our mission to see they're prepared for life once they graduate from high school every young person in the hayes valley and western edition and other areas we're not here to do this work loan the boys and girls club is not the answer

to take advantage of the effect hayes designed the called shoulder. it is an ice vest developed to help patients lose weight. >> it enduces comfortable mild cold exposure and our trial shows it burns 500 calories a day twice a day for an hour each. >> for awhile they know that you produce heat as you burn calories and the same is true for human babies. lowering the body temperature can trigger the same calorie burning mechanism in adults. >> your body has to maintain 98.6 to be healthy. your body will go to whatever measures are necessary. >> in fact, several major research groups are interested in harnessing the calorie burning power of brown fat. the team at san francisco's gladstone institutes are looking for a drug that will turn common white fat that stores energy to brown fat that burns it. >> basically the brown fat when activated can burn energy stored in the white fat. so that actually hasn indication for treating, for example, obesity or diabetes. >> he believes a drug to enduce the fat-burning effect known as thermo genesis could be on the

alleys that made the final cut. >> the 2 hundred block of ivy and 2 hundred block of lilly. >> so hayes valley. >> is to the question is i'll give you - both of those were commercial and samuel sponsored so the com try on the cac was at that time, what are you doing for the small business owners it is such a heavy lift so we tried to come up with the second prototype and the light version. >> in a way just as effective. >> thank you. i guess i have a question for the other gentleman. >> he's not involved in this (laughter). >> we have another area plan coming reporting; right? so to what step up to the plate is this parlayed into selma. >> it's kind of one of those after plans from the octavia get the plans that understand the big picturesque he can and all the streetscape stuff we cleared in the eir but all the various streets are much more difficult and those are the large streets with the substantial changes and the community conversation. >> so it's a priority perfect so one of the last questions for alice as todco if you could just briefly can you tell me about the similarities too

he and his fiancee, sylvia hayes are investigated following reports hayes used her connections to the governor to win contracts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. and routinely used the governor's mansion to host meetings with clients. despite pressure from senior democrats and reports that he told aides he was stepping down, the governor says otherwise. >> a lot of talk today. do you have any intentions of resigning? >> no, i do not. as i indicated last week i recognize i've been getting a lot of pressure from many to do so. don't intend to do so. i got elected. a lot of people spent a lot of time and money and energy to get me in this position and i owe it to them to do the job as best i can. >> nbc's zach roth has more. let's get the background on this case and does it look like the governor can survive it? >> well there have already been some reports and my sources saying the same thing that the governor may indeed resign early afternoon oregon time. everybody stressing that could change. these are just rumors at the moment. but that's kind of the latest. in terms of the back

another organization here as well and dick dish another housing supportive organization and i see uc hayes and a number of lemon 2 in the house and i believe local 87 is here as well and i know our sponsor are here along with state passages thank you for being present here tonight i know you're going to stick it out if you're not a resident of the neighborhood welcome we look forward to hearing everyone speak and you'll our input (clapping) i also want to recognize that we, of course, have the leadership of sfpd here and thank you chief suhr for being here and making the tenderloin our first meeting for the sfpd process thank you. (clapping.) >> we have some that line if you need nor time let's accommodate children and moan that needs more time to hold our place in line let's get started thank you. >> good evening commissioner president loftus and commissioners and captain and everybody i'm doug the chair of the community police advisory committee for the tenderloin it's my honor to be here with my colleagues i'm also the director of the liability and innovation for the support of housing

to take advantage of the effect hayes designed the called shoulder. it is an ice vest developed to help patients lose weight. >> it enduces comfortable mild cold exposure and our trial shows it burns 500 calories a day twice a day for an hour each. >> for awhile they know that you produce heat as you burn calories and the same is true for human babies. lowering the body temperature can trigger the same calorie burning mechanism in adults. >> your body has to maintain 98.6 to be healthy. your body will go to whatever measures are necessary. >> in fact, several major research groups are interested in harnessing the calorie burning power of brown fat. the team at san francisco's gladstone institutes are looking for a drug that will turn common white fat that stores energy to brown fat that burns it. >> basically the brown fat when activated can burn energy stored in the white fat. so that actually has an indication for treating, for example, obesity or diabetes. >> he believes a drug to enduce the fat-burning effect known as thermo genesis could be on th

hayes reportedly received 118,000-dollar in consulting fees from a private firm while also -- $118,000 from a private firm while also advising the governor. >>> coming up keeping your mind as sharp as you get older could start with the meds you're taking now, some common prescription and over the counter drugs that could contribute to dementia coming up next. >> it's going to be the warmer of the three nights tonight. wakeup weather tomorrow 10 to 22 at 6:00. mid-teens to mid-20s by 8:00 and 22 to 30 by 10:00, no snow problems in morning. we'll come back >>> in tonight's health alert are your regular medications affecting your regular health? >> reporter: it's been known a while that certain prescription medications and over the counter drugs can affect your memory over time, but new data shows those effects can be much stronger than once thought and have a long lasting impact. dementia is not reversible. the only hope is to slow its progression, but alarming research shows many of the most commonly used prescription and over the counter drugs can raise your chances of developing demen

we've been working with the hayes valley neighborhood association and in speaking to them there are a few things really important to them, one of which is to really activate oak street, so we added a small, 200 square foot approximately retail space on oak street and that's also the place where we have a one-lane parking entrance down to the subterranean parking garage. walking up, a typical floor plan, there's two towers to the building that are kekd, as -- connected, as you can see there, with a covered walkway that spans through the various floors of the building, through the 12 stories of building. and the roof terrace again just kind of a conceptual idea, we're going to have a really lovely roof terrace at the talk of the building with seating, lounge area, a place for people to enjoy the view which should be quite speck tack klr. -- spectacular. getting to here this will give you a better idea what it will actually look like on market street. the ground floor utility you can see and the building as it gets to 120 feet looking north, and then that's our property line along oak st

third term, eight years later with silvia hayes at his size. he want today talk to people. he wanted to work with the media on things. he had big ideas, and he was a whole different person. >> when did this -- and it happened so quickly. in england there was something ununusual going on last fall when was the big break in this thing? at what point in the last few weeks and months did you say this guy is in trouble here? >> the reason the oregonian ran the story was there was a story that came out showing that silvia hayes got a job because lobbiests that worked with the governor on things got her that job. those lobbiests were then hired by the governor. the job she was doing is stuff -- she was advising the governor on what he ought to do. she was being paid to lobby and also being paid and being the first lady to try to decide what the policies were. she was working both sides of the door. the oregonian said that was a step too far. there could have been excuses for that but deafenning ingdeafening silence from the governor's side. >> and we have word of the subpoena the

it's isolated to him and sylvia hayes and a few aids that might be involved. not any indication the investigation is beyond that two. oregon is a very blue state, the second longest streak of electing democratic governors. now that kate brown is in charge, she will face voters again to fill out the rest of his term in the november of 2016 so a presidential year in a very blue state, a state that hasn't been competitive for a long time. i don't think this dooms any democrat's chances but it's going to put kate brown in a prominent position to be sort of active in one of the very few states only seven in the country that are totally controlled by democrats. she really get to drive the agenda and has a liberal record to begin with. if she adds to that or advocates her liberal positions then i think you'll see a pretty interesting agenda coming out of oregon. >> one of the collateral effects migts be making kate brown into a star. she set that record we'll watch the situation closely. it is ripe with intrigue. "washington post" reporter reed wilson, thanks for the

>> and joining us now live from los angeles up early hunter hayes.son to make it big in music? did they push back on you or push you forward? >> no. it's just a funny question. it was like it was never not an option. music was just always what i did. so i never had anybody to tell me it was an unrealistic dream. it's worked out great. >> it sure has. you're so talented. i've seen you perform live countless times. you're such a kind person and your country fans went wild because you took it one step further and you adopted an old racing greyhound. why was it important for you to do that? how kind. >> thank you. i feel lucky, honestly. i don't know. it seemed like a good decision to make. i did a lot of research. i did a lot of research and a lot of thinking about it. everything just kind of made sense about it. it's been a blessing for me, that's for sure. >> and the dog's name is call. i've got to tell you, i actually adopted a racing dog, a whipit and there you are with coal right there, i believe that's him at your house. hunter, i adopted a whipit

to take advantage of the effect hayes designed the called shoulder. it is an ice vest developed to help patients lose weight. >> it enduces comfortable mild cold exposure and our trial shows it burns 500 calories a day twice a day for an hour each. >> for awhile they know that you produce heat as you burn calories and the same is true for human babies. lowering the body temperature can trigger the same calorie burning mechanism in adults. >> your body has to maintain 98.6 to be healthy. your body will go to whatever measures are necessary. >> in fact, several major research groups are interested in harnessing the calorie burning power of brown fat. the team at san francisco's gladstone institutes are looking for a drug that will turn common white fat that stores energy to brown fat that burns it. >> basically the brown fat when activated can burn energy stored in the white fat. so that actually has an indication for treating, for example, obesity or diabetes. >> he believes a drug to enduce the fat-burning effect known as thermo genesis could be on th

. >> no matter what your profit is or that product is that you may >>> chris hayes is up next. >>> tonight, on "all in." meet the new bush same as the old bush. >> isis didn't exist three or four years ago. >> jeb bush lays out his plan to lead america. is there any reason to believe he wouldn't be just like his brother. >> can't get fooled again. >> then as the drums of war wage on the right, why the state department has it exactly right. >> we can't kill ourselves out of this war. >> and why o'reilly has it wrong. plus republicans declare war on history and a preview of my exclusive interview with the former cia agent who did two years in prison for talking to a reporter about torture. >> you lie, you cheat, you steal, you swindle, you trick people. the problem oftentimes is that those guys don't know when to turn it off. "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york i'm chris hayes, today at a time when congress is about to debate yet another military situation against isis that would include but not be limited to the war in iraq the brother of the man who took us into the last