aaron rodgers and clay matthews are with andrea. >> andrea: thank you very much, bob. who said the green bay packers couldn't win a close game? fourth and 15, clay matthews, what was that final play like? >> it was tough. you know, it's a tough effort. they were marching down the field. we gutted it out and got one last shot at him. real big. we're not tied up for first in the division. feeling good where we are at and we want to keep the numt. >> andrea: you said you want to be the face of this defense. what kind of statement did the defense make tonight, especially after such heartbreaking losses? >> real big statement. i think we had three interceptions. got after them a little bit. obviously, adrian did a great job running the ball but i think we made a statement tonight. you know, we're looking forward to continue this hopefully the success we're having and move forward. >> clay, thanks a lot. appreciate your time. aaron rodgers, what was it like watching that final drive? >> it's tough. you know what? you've seen them do it so many times. i got to give credit to

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>> andrea, it really isn't.lly i think it shows the true direction of my opponent's campaign and what they really believe. as west virginians, you know, in trying to portray us as somebody we're not. first of all, our little state is probably the best financial shape of most any state of the nation. people don't know that. we live within our means, we pay our bills and we have the ability to continue on and come out of this recession stronger than most states. with that, we have the hardest-working people. and our coal miners and truck drivers, they said they want a -- we are going for a hicky, blue-collar look. i don't know where they coming off of calling hicky-blue collar work. first of all the coal miners provide the energy that all of us in this nation enjoy and the truck drivers deliver the goods and the energy that we depend upon, are some of the most god-fearing, family loving people. you've been here, andrea, you know how strong these people, and how good they are. if my opponent and his friends feel th

>> right, andrea.ing interrogated by the u.s., apparently a guy who keeps talking and talking and talking. i think there was a lot of normal information out there in the intelligence system both in europe and the u.s. about possible activity. that's fairly normal nowadays. this guy triggered it. what is called this chatter lults. quite frankly, andrea, from my experience, chatter is often chatter among analysts in washington as much as terroria the air waves. >> when you've got a situation like this, we're told that the french definitely have a threat from northern africa, that there were also pakistani based threats, a german threat. this is sort of a multiple coming together. and then in the middle of all this, you get two audio messages from osama bin laden. i'm told by senior officials that it's very clear that he would be aware of the threats, but he is so under deep cover that he's not really operational. can you sort that out for us? >> there are these reports coming in. i would again argue to y

andrea kremer is on the field with lesean mccoy and kevin kolb. andrea? >> andrea: thank you very much, bob. kevin, the first time all season you guys have scored on your opening drive. what was the approach going against the aggressive 49ers defense? >> we knew they were going to come out with a give it all you got mentality so we wanted to match them and they scored and we had to do the same thing. they kept battles and we wish it wasn't that close at the end but glad to come out with a "w." >> three sacks of you in the and a half. what adjustments did you make? >> i had to get the ball quicker and help the offense out a little bit. we battled all night. i thaw thought a good team victory and 25 is down to take it pretty good as well. >> andrea: andy reid said when hikal back is healthy he is back as the starter. >> i wanted to help us win tonight. obviously, we got that done. i don't care about it. i just have to play my game. i'm glad to come out of here with a "w." >> andrea: thanks for your time. lesean, how did you manage to play with the cracked r

aaron rodgers and clay matthews are with andrea. >> andrea: thank you very much, bob. who saithe green bay packers couldn't win a close game? fourth and 15, clay matthews, what was that final play like? >> it was tough. younow, it's a tough effort. they were marching down the field. we gutted it out and got one last shot at him. real big. we're not tied up for first in the division. eling good where we are at and we want to keep the numt. >> andrea: you said you want to be the face of this defense. what kind of statement did the defense make tonight, especially after such heartbreakingosses? >> real big statement. i think we had three interceptions. got after them a little bit. obviously, adrian did a great job running the ball but i think we made a statemt tonight. you know, we're looking forward to continue this hopefully the success we're having and move forward. >> clay, thanks a lot. appreciate your time. aaron rodgers, what was it like watching that final drive? >> it's tough. you know what? you've seen them do it so many times. i got to give credit to our defens

i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. new york's republican candidate for governor carl paladino is understood fire for remarks made on sunday. >> my approach is live and let live. i just think my children and your children will be much better off and much more successful getting married and raising a family. and i don't want them to be brainwashed into thinking that homosexuality is an equally valid or successful option. it isn't. >> chuck todd is nbc's chief white house correspondent and cohost of "the daily rundown." this is the latest in his campaign, but this is a pretty big fallout especially because of the incidents in new york, the arraignment in the bronx of these men in this horrendous attack on gay men in new york. this is getting resonance. >> reporter: there's the issue of bullying gay americans right now. this is an inappropriate remark at this point in time when you brought up the issue in the bronx with the suicide at rutgers, we have what's going on with the student president at the university of michigan

andrea kremer is on the field with lesean mccoy and kevin kolb. andrea?drea: thank you very much, bob. kevin, the first time all season you guys have scored on your opening drive. what was the approach going ainst the aggressive 49ers defense? >> we knew they were going to come out with a give it all you got mentality so we wanted to match them and they scored and we had to do the same thing. they kept battles and we wish it wasn't that close at the end but glad to come out with a "w." >> three sacks of you in the and a half. what adjustments did you make? >> i had to get the ball quicker and help thoffense out a little bit. we battled all night. i thaw thought a good team victory and 25 is down to take it pret good as well. >> andrea: andy reid said when hikal back is healthy he is back as the starter. >> i wanted to help us win tonight. obviously, we got that done. i don't care about it. i just have to play my game. i'm glad to come out of here with a "w." >> andrea: thanks for your time. lesean, how did you manage to play with the cracked rib tonight?

>> you have got it andrea. the cusp of what we thought was a major comeback for bank balance sheets, postfinancial regulation. we finally got through a period, where we understand how banks are going to be able to make ç money, through traditional mortgage loans, maybe loans to small business but no longer fancy derivatives. you take away the mortgage market, which is what is happening now, you are taking away a third of the profits and what you are doing is causing great transference of money meant for banks going to retailers or going to autos because people are not paying, they are just going to stop paying. >> now, obviously, there are these -- all the problems that we know about with the foreclosures, the robocalls and all the shortcuts that were taken but how do you balance that? the administration seems to be saying let's not have a full moratorium but let's investigate where we need to investigate. is that what they are trying to do? it is kind of a tight rope? >> out of the hands of the president, jus

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andrea. >> thank you very much.h that breaking news from pakistan. >>> meanwhile in yemen a car carrying five british dip pllom had rockets launched. and the french foreign ministry has warned that french tourists should be worrying about terrorism. the risk of an attack is very likely. with all of the we have a very special guest. jack is ahead of the british armed forces and is in washington for a visit. thank you very much for joining us. first let me ask you about the nato convoys going into pakistan, the fact that first of all their access was blocked and they are sitting ducks. what does this say about our forces and the supply line? >> well, it's an very important issue, and the first thing to say is it's a serious issue as are the attacks on the fuel tankers. need to talk the and act on the authorities to provide appropriate security through the country. >> that brings us to what pakistan is or is not doing. first of all they've closed some of the other access to afghanistan. they are uncertain allies accord

i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. would-be times square bomber faisal shahzad sparred with the judge and warned the courtroom, brace yourself because the war with muss hymns has just begun predicting the defeat of the u.s. is imminent. in france today police arrested a dozen suspects with ties to islamic fundamentalists. and a u.s. drone strike in pa pakistan killed a number of militants yesterday, part of a stream of what european intelligence officials are describing as young westerners able to return to europe and potentially launch attacks. v veteran "washington post" reporter bob woodward and author of the explosive new book "obama's wars" now joins us. bob, congratulations, first of all. >> thank you. >> you've done it again. number one, "new york times" bestseller and for all the good reasons because of your reporting and your access and what you've learned about the way this president conducts his wars and foreign policy team. so first and foremost, the way he conducted the afghanistan review and pursued terro

let's go to andrea mitchell. >> thank you, brian. slut. >> andrea mitchell going with slut. this early hour. nice job by brian and andrea. >>> last night, big news on jersey shore. can you believe this? angelina, she has not been popular around the house. she left the show last year. last night, they came to blows. >> all of yous in this house are - are -- i want you all to know that i can't stand any of yous. >> okay. >> yeah! this is what's up. >> snooki. >> don't do that to me right now. >> you leave this house right now. >> that's good stuff. a lot of hair pulling. hold my ear rings. that's going to be on a lot of t-shirts this coming summer. >> after that fight between snooki and angelina, mostly hair pulling. j wow finally intervening. angelina, she left last season. now, officially left the house. i don't mean to editorialize here but some people are saying, good riddance, this morning. fair thee well, an gel lee that. >>> why are you awake? your already checked out text and e-mails are next on "morning joe." now, just moments away. ♪ ♪ every day, it's getting closer

the san andreas is the main fault. there is the hayward fault. the difference between the two is that the san andreas is predominantly offshore. the hayward fault actually crosses beneath populated areas and poses a larger threat. as we speak, there is a 67% probability of a major earthquake on one of these faults in the next 30 years. it is of major -- high probability. it is a magnitude 6.5. the 1906 was 7.9. the 1957 earthquake was 5.7 on the san andreas. the loma prieta was 7.1. it was so far with it we got a little effects of it. that is the overview of the geology. >> i would like to setup a wonderful old chart of san francisco from the 1850's and 1860's. let's look at this northeast corner of the city. it is really interesting. i am sure that frank has a lot to say about it. the thing i find absolutely surprising about this is that there is this large area called mission bay. out in the middle of the bay is mission rock. many of you have been to mission rock resort. this is part of the shore line now. look how far off shore it was in the 1

why are we talking about this andrea mitchel? >> vice president, i think everybody knows that hillary clinton has wanted to be president, may well want to be president but why would she want this route? why would she think she will be given this route? >> i don't know that she thinks she would be give than because i have not heard this from anybody in the obama innercircle but clearly there are people around hillary if not the secretary of state herself, who would like to see a political role for her in the future who feel that maybe she has completed the tasks that are easily achievable as secretary of state and are looking to see if this is something she could do down the road. so i asked a question, after talking to some people, people who are close to hillary, i asked the question of bob woodward, knowing he had spend so much time inside the obama white house and he gave an interesting open-ended response. >> let's take a look. here is andrea talking to bob woodward about this yesterday. let's listen. >> obama seeks re-electi

andrea. our theater reporter this morning. a guest on coffee with. >> and for more information on "the wiz." go to wjz.com and click on the news section. >> is she around? >> i'm curious about this. >> what's going on? >> hey, marty. >> how are you doing? >> first time i get to talk to you not on a serious story. >>> her job is to do the hard news in the morning and sometimes, being cordial is hard with that. what was your favorite character in "the wizard of oz" growing up? >> i loved the lion. >> why is that? >> reporter: i like characters that you can hug and you know, be fun with and the lion -- and i saw parts of the lion of "the wizard of oz" and you want to go up and squeeze him. and actually, i might be dorothy for halloween. >> seriously? >> yeah, that works. you may be dorothy, that's kind of interesting. well, i'll have to study the character and get sparkly shoes and i have the dress down. are you into halloween? >> well, i am, but usually, i'm working, but hopefully, the 30th i can go to a party. we'll cross our f

mike and andrea?u. >>> in the news now, hundreds of tourists are home this morning after stranded in the mountains of india after a really heavy snowfall there. the roads were blocked from the sudden storm on friday. as many as 2,000 tourists had to be trapped in the mountain region. most of them were rescued over the weekend. >>> a cholera epidemic in haiti may be stabilizing after killing 250 people and causing 3,000 more to get sick. government officials are reporting fewer death and fewer new cases over the last 24 hours. the doctor attenning to cholera patients in the countryside say the steady stream of sick people has not let up. >>> a massive fire that destroyed three downtown buildings in southern illinois is now being called suspicious pishes. the -- is being called suspicious. amazingly no injuries were reported. >>> it is 6:55. up next, angie has one more check on the traffic problems of the morning. we'll be right [ female announcer ] this is a strawberry pop tart. but this is warm, fresh

i'm andrea roane. howard bernstein is here. it might be an award winning forecast. >> yesterday we hit summertime levels. this morning, though we are watching showers to the east. but a change is blowing in the winds. look at the showers and thunderstorms up to the north this morning. heavy stuff from pennsylvania through jersey. look at live doppler 9000 hd and you are seeing shower activity in anne arundel county, northeast of seven that park and right where 32 and 97 come together you may see a couple of showers to the east. the temperatures are in a good place in the a 0s and 60s. i think you can get away one more day without the jackets as we look at highs from the mid- 70s to the mid-80s south. it is 6:00 a.m. see you again at 6:07. here's angie. >> we are ready to kick off the new hour and right now we have a problem on the map. let's zoom in an take you to 301 near route a 0. we have crash active reported. please be careful in this area. 495 in more, no incidents or accidents but the delay is starting to set in between

>> andrea mitchell in our washington newsroom tonight. andrea, thanks. >>> now to the bp oil disaster and an investigation ordered by the white house of the government's handling of that catastrophe. turns out the panel is coming down hard on the obama administration. our white house correspondent savannah guthrie with us with the story tonight. savannah, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. this is an early report, not the final word on the response. but it does fault the obama administration for essentially a lack of candor and competence on the issue of how much oil was leaking. for months, tens of thousands of barrels of crude oil gushed into the gulf, disrupting wildlife and a way of life. but now a draft report from a commission appointed by president obama is sharply critical of this administration for underestimating how much oil was spilling into the gulf and overestimating how quickly the oil disappeared once the leak was stopped. by doing so, the report concludes the federal government created the impression that it

why are we talking about this, andrea mitchel? vice president, i think everybody knows that hillary clinton has wanted to be president, may well want to be president, but why would she want this route? why would she think she will be given this route? >> i don't know that she thinks she would be given this because i have not heard this from anybody in the obama inner circle but clearly there are people around hillary, if not the secretary of state herself, who would like to see a political role for her in the future who feel that maybe she has completed the tasks that are easily achievable as secretary of state and are looking to see if this is something she could do down the road. so i asked a question, after talking to some people, people who are close to hillary, i asked the question of bob woodward, knowing he had spent so much time inside the obama white house and he gave an interesting open-ended response. >> let's take a look. here is andrea talking to bob woodward about this yesterday. let's listen. >> if obama seeks re-el

>>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. with everyone filling the east room of the white house other than the salahis, rahm emanuel got a great sendoff. with us mark whitaker washington bureau chief and eugene robinson, a pulitzer prize-winning columnist for "the washington post." that was a big deal, what a send-off for outgoing chief of staff, mark. usually it's in the white house briefing room, it's the president, it's the press corps. this was the entire cabinet and a cast of thousands. >> it was almost like the pope or something. everybody kind of kissed his ring. look, i think, first of all, it's a measure of how important rahm emanuel was to this administration. >> yeah. >> but also it was almost like a graduating ceremony for the first class of obama. and they have done things in the last two years, because they had control of congress, often with rahm pushing the whole by, that frankly they're not going to be able to do going out. and you saw a lot of other people in that room, larry summers, others, who are leavin

i'm andrea roane.friday morning. happy to say it is friday. angie will be here with traffic in joel. she has a lot to tell you. so does howard bernstein. he's here with the forecast. >> yesterday morning i was saying you want to stay home or telecommute because we had jackknifed tractor-trailers, roads closed massive commuting problems today. i don't see that today. the heavy flooding rains are definitely out of the region and the flood watches are out. a couple of flood warnings out there. far better shape than 24 hours ago. looking at live doppler 9000 hd, and you will see spotty showers an the region through dc now and to the south and east. drizzle lingers bowie, lanham, over to fedex field and forestville through alexandria route 1 and the potomac moving in to extreme northwestern charles county. a couple of sprinkles approaching waldorf as well as clinton. that's it for the moment. on the weather computer, though, we will watch the moisture from last night really race off quickly. heavy rains ove

i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. we're keeping close watch on the white house rose garden where president obama is expected to announce the resignation of jim jones. also his successor tom donilon. david, this has been expected at some point soon, but when you go back and certainly in bob wo woodwa woodward's reporting, jim jones was never an insider. he was a key adviser and endorsing of barack obama in the campaign and that was a big help with all of his stars, but he never really was an insider. >> he wasn't. and covering this in the bush administration and you covered this, the ins and outs of this every day, looking at the national security team and how this particular team operated, i think it's quite interesting. i don't think we should -- we should underscore how important it was that jim jones and his military background, what he brought to candidate obama. remember, this is a good friend of john mccain's as well. to have him in the administration, to have that relationship with the military mattered at a ti

andrea. >> thank you. osi, to is not just another win. what was the significance? >> they have the ring of honor. we had to honor the players that led the way for us. and we knew we had to come through. and it was a total team victory. >> your left knee was bothering you and how do you pull off three of the ten sacks? >> it was -- i got on the field and i didn't feel anything until the fourth quarter. i had so much emotion and i knew we had to win the game. i had to do everything to win. and the team did heck of a job. >> what enabled you? >> we were able to stop the run. and we have to get every play. and we knew were going to get after him. >> thanks very much. take care of yourself. >> ahmad bradshaw. how important was the win tonight? >> we needed this one. we came out to play for the ring of honor men. we knew we had to come out and win the game. >> third quarter, time to win. >> you end up with your touchdown. what was the drive like? >> the offensive line did a great job and it was our game. and they just opened up a lot of holes and they were just able to s

. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell, live in washington. it is crunch time for congressional candidates across the country. they have only 18 days left to make the case to voters. right now it appears that the democrats may be closing the gap somewhat with the republican opponents and the new poll has the two parties separated by three points as opposed the eight points in june. kelly o'donnell has been out on the campaign trail, and at last, you are back home with us. >> briefly. >> briefly, i know. back out again, but this has been somewhat of a change, and democrats are feeling a little bit more hopeful that it won't be a tsunami, but they are privately to me and to you expressing a wave. >> well, it is one of the bubbles in an election cycle where the voters are beginning to say, well, maybe we don't want to catch up with the wave and take another look and advertising effective, and arguments effective, so it is natural that it would close, but what i am certainly hearing talking to the voters out and about, there is really a lot of res

andrea mccarren, 9news now. >> now, we need to keep in mind that rats and mice not covered under the proposed legislation nor are deer. the dc council will vote on the first meeting tomorrow and it is expected to pass. >>> last week's rain didn't leave the nation soaked, it sent 200,000 gallons of sewage into a creek. the washington suburban sanitary system says it spilled into broad creek for about an hour and a half friday morning. they said all the rain caused an overflow at a pumping station along livingston road. >>> only on 9 tonight, homeowners literally living on the edge. we first showed you this video saturday of a land slide right outside a house along calvert cliff. that leaves about six feet of unstable back yard between the home and 150-foot drop into the chesapeake pay. now the state is looking at -- bay. now the state is looking at buying up the property's highest risk. >> and then offer to the homeowners to purchase their property or buy easements on their property and either relocate the home to a different lot that isn't right on the cliffs or perhaps move further

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andrea? >> thank you for that update. >>> the current and presumptive next mayor of the district stood together with one of the most controversial figures in the city. michelle rhee announced she's resigning at the end of the month. >> the best way to keep the reforms going is for this reformer to step aside. chairman gray has made his commitment to continuing the progress and reforms clear to me and to my team of dedicated dcps staff who has done so much to turn around our schools. >> reporter: rhee had been expected to step aside since vincent gray defeated her boss, current mayor fenty in last month's democratic primary but some believed she may stay on a while longer. gray introduced henderson has the chancellor. >>> the union for public works employees is increasing a call for greater security after a dpw workers murder on wednesday morning. larry hutchins was shot and killed at the lot in northeast. his mother had to be hospitalized after getting the news of her son's death. they say th

nbc's andrea mitchell in our washington newsroom. hey, andrea, good evening. >> reporter: it was a classic case of he said, she said, bearing historic wounds over sex and race. the question is, why after nearly two decades, would clarence thomas' wife reopen one of the most emotional confirmation battles in supreme court history? she's been living in relative obscurity for years. a professor, until she was yanked back into the spot light by a voice mail from the past. >> i am on my way to teach my class and i don't have any comment at this point. >> reporter: the caller, virginia thomas. conservative political activist, and wife of the supreme court justice whom anita hill accused of sexual harassment 19 years ago. >> do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> reporter: now in a voice mail, thomas' wife was asking her to take it all back, saying i would love you to consider an apology sometime and some full explanation of why you did what you did with my husband. so give it some thought and

chuck todd, andrea mitchell and david gregory all with us from washington. chuck, we're going to start out with you. where do we think of things five days out? >> right now, campaigns are focused on two things. number one, winning over any remaining undecides. and number two, trying to get out the democrat or republican bases who remain a tad unmotivated or unconvinced. after two days in the hospital to treat infection related to her successful battle with breast cancer, california republican carly fiorina was back on the stump today, trying to close the narrow gap with senator barbara boxer. >> this is a very tight race. >> reporter: taking a break from their own california campaigning, first lady michelle obama and dr. jill biden showed up on "ellen" and did a little dancing. while nationally republicans have momentum in these waning days, analysts expect them to fall short of the ten seats needed in the senate. why? two words. tea party. >> the pea party has been a big plus in terms of energy and excitement and boots on the ground. but tea party nominees

andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. this travel alert is based on information that intelligence agencies around the world have been collecting for weeks. about possible terror attacks in europe. but they don't have any specifics about time or place. that left u.s. officials trying to balance just how to advise travelers to be cautious without causing panic. in paris today, americans like the new york knicks practicing for a preseason game against the minnesota timber wovrls this week are not being warned against going to europe, just to be careful in places like train stations and airports. >> we know where to go and places to visit. again, you have to cherish the moment. because how often do you get to place an nba game in paris? so we got to make sure we enjoy it and have fun. >> reporter: officials say the alert is based on many streams of information, including a prisoner the u.s. has been interrogating in afghanistan. and intercepted conversations indicating europeans trained in pakistan may have now gone undergrou

." >> y nuestra bárbara dio a luz a su esperada bebé, camila andrea, hablamos con ella. >> esto y másmo en "primer impacto." golpeado y con sangre unos secuestradores soportan una hoguera bajo pies es la reacción de unos pobladores dispuestos a tomar la justicia por su mano. >> qué tal les saluda verónica del castillo gracias, y bárbara dio a luz a su bebé. >>> y gracias por estar con nosotros. >> y bueno hartos de los secuestros vecinos de comunidad intentaron linchar a banda. >> y precisamente vamos en vivo con león felipe gonzález y imágenes del castigo. >> leo felipe delante. >> así es son impactantes imagens del momento que una tour barrancoó a secuestradores hombre y mujeres que le quitaron la ropa y frente a todos en una plaza publícalo de morelos hicieron hoguera para prendoerloes fuego. >> quemarlos vivos era la intención, y aquí atados a la bandera en morelos pusieron la hoguera. >> pero ante de quemarlos entre los que estaba una mujer los hicieron confesar. >> en medio ted error a ser debo rados por el fuego uno dio detalle de cómplices. >> habla, habla. >> cuántos mataron?

andrea. if this child is jewish. he needs to be sircumicized. you don't want your boy to feel strange. that's true. i think my anxiety is fear of having a boy. i am terrified of boys. they are wild and smelly. i said, there is no way to know that. well i know for a fact you don't need it. like i wanted to talk to my dad about his penis. week 34, i don't have the double wide vagina i was hoping for. with just six weeks to go. instructions for peroneal massage. lock hands. apply lubricant. extra virgin olive oil. hold the thumb in place for two minutes or until it becomes numb. slowly massage over the vagina. it's best done with a partner. instead, i take a back door approach and use my finger. i have a lot of stretching to do. week 41, 3:45 p.m. it feels like i have to pee and poo. she says long contractions indicate early labor. she says call in a few hours. >> dana comes over. she feeds her tea while i'm having contractions. i am in active labor. i am surprised you're so calm. i say, i'm surprised you're so calm. 11:30 p.m. dana drives to the b

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andrea? >> thank you. >>> fairfax county police are trying to determine whether a day care worker accused of molesting two children may have harmed other youngsters. 22-year-old man worked at minnieland day care center. police say he also molested a 5- year-old. he nearly made it out of the country before he was caught. >> the detective with a little bit of foresight placed a warrant on file for the suspect so when he attempted to enter canada, that showed up on the radar screen. >> reporter: an executive at minnieland said the tay care is taking additional precautions including security cameras to monitor the staff as it interacts with children. minnieland is helping parents to find psychological help for their children. >>> this morning a commuter alert. it will be an even bigger mess this weekend in tysons corner. a live look at route 823 and the -- 123 and the beltway. starting tonight it will be closed under the beltway so crews can demolish old bridges. this is part of the hot lanes pro

andreas diekmann from the european space agency. >> good morning. thank you csis for this opportunity and i realize that csis quite off regularly have acresse which address international space activities and international activities. i appreciate that. it is also recognized that the new national space policy puts such an emphasis on international cooperation. it is a good reason and pleasure for me to give remarks on these activities and plans for the next year. esa has 18 member states, we will soon be 19. we expect romania to join us in december. we have about $5 billion per year. part of it coming from the european union. the major share from our member states. this tells us that e.s.a. is not the only institutional space player in europe. we have two representatives of space agencies here at the table. and the european union is playing an increasingly important role in the space activities in the future. since 2009, the so-called treaty provided the european union an official mandate in having initiative in space activities which was not formall

good morning, kristin. >> reporter: good morning, andrea. michelle rhee is expected to announce she will be out as chancellor by the end of the month and this means she will likely be replaced by her close associate, deputy chancellor henderson. the news is really no prize. it's really more of been a matter of when she would resign, not if. ever since her boss lost to to vincent gray. one day after fenty's loss she called the defeat devastating for dc's school children. rhee did meet with gray after comments were made. clearly they were not able to work through their differences. during her tenure, she closed dozens of schools, fired principals, hundreds of teachers and took on teachers unions and created a system of merit-based pay in which compensation was determined by improvement in test scores. she was seen as aggressive, unapologetic and supporters credited her with turning around the dc school system. >> i think that what she attempted to do was a little drastic to those who were con ten with nothing bumper-to- bumper being done but w

conservative columnist andrea tantaros.im pinkerton, and fox news radio, alan colmes, i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> they figure obama is not on the ballot you're not going to come out and vote. maryland, you've got to prove them wrong. let's show washington one more time, change comes from the time it doesn't come from millions of dollars of attack ads, change happens from the bottom up. change happens because of you. >> jon: president obama at buoy university on thursday working hard to get young voters back on his hope and change band wagon for the mid term elections in november. an election which according to most predictions does not bode well for democrats. mr. obama is set to appear on mtv next week in a town forum. let's talk about that taown forum. the company putting it together put out a casting call and they're screening the applications for the event, asking what issues the person is passionate about. >> yeah. >> jon: requiring a short description of your political views. >> right. >> jon: an

andrea and david, you both said better off outside. you've already said that, way outside. >> i think the assumption is that if a democrat is going to win for a third term it will only be because the administration that's in power at the time is doing incredibly well. so if the situation is that obama is doing very well in 2015, if hillary is associated with that administration, she has -- chris: bob, your thoughts. ouor yr reporting, i should say. >> what's interesting, first of all, you have to understand that there are people around hillary clinton -- and i would say her husband, the former president is one -- the prize is the white house. i mean, imagine if she can ever get to the white house. so a way through the forest, you know, we don't know, but if there is a way, and even if she has to squeeze between two trees, they will tell it. >> will they jump at the vice-presidency if it were offered? >> it might make sense. you know the poll numbers. she brings in latinos, women, working-class voters and seniors, and that's -- those ar

who knew andrea mitchell had it in her.ost a show. >> ahmadinejad one week. >> she can keep a secret, too. i had no idea she was doing. you probably knew. >> i don't want to say. the fun thing, though, ask her how many takes. how many times she had to other the word. >>> we're out of time, make sure to watch next week and a special daily run down series on finding a job in this economy at any age. >>> coming up next chris jansing. >> then at 1:00 -- >> andrea mitchell reports. >> don't want to miss our 11:00 a.m. special coverage of the incoming chief of staff pete rouse. i guess somebody else is departing. you can see it monday. easily conquer pavement, dirt, rocks and muck month. and get it all while keeping a few bucks month. great deals on the complete family of chevy trucks all backed for a hundred thousand miles. it's truck month. qualified lessees now get a low mileage lease on this 2011 traverse for around $299 a month. call for details. see your local chevrolet dealer.

good morning, maggie. >> andrea, good morning to you.m the front page of the "washington post" this morning the potential terrorist threat across europe that prompted the state department to alert american travelers about going to europe but they aren't saying don't go. so what are they saying? we will break it down for you and give you the specifics so hopefully you will be clear on what this means. and a story that kristin has been following closely, president carter in his first interview since his hospital stay will join us to talk about his illness, about midterm election strategies and his passionate work for habitat for humanity. plus, this video is unbelievable, andrea. this is a circus performance. we start to watch the lion maul the trainer. hundreds are running for their lives. there's an american family in the audience and they shoot the video and they are joining us on the "early show" to talk about it. cannot even imagine. stay tuned. it is coming up this monday on the "early show." >> we will be watching. it starts at 7 a.

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