>> andrea: eric is right.izenship. >> eric: selling the ability to stay in america. >> bob: in context there was a bill in 1986 that reagan signed to law that allowed people and foreigners with 20 employees or more to have a permanent vissa it included work permit. >> eric: work permit? >> bob: a work visa. >> dana: terrorists afford $500,000 home and get a visa? >> andrea: talk about favoring the rich. if the first time tax credit that they put in administration haven't bought housing market back from the brink, then this won't do it either. what is disturbing, is you are right. the foreigners who get a lot of money dump their money in and then they get citizenship. i don't think that anyone should be allowed to until we seal borders. why don't we get the problem under control before we start offering -- >> bob: they vet the people. last year, there was $80 billion invested in real estate by people who were foreigners? >> eric: mostly canadian. >> andrea: where are they buying? new york. >> bob: the biggest p

>> andrea: we're not all the same person, bob. >> bob: well, that's for sure. >> andrea: you're rightut that. the government has been telling us it will be so much better. think about this, though. they will be dictating what they will pay for. >> bob: they are not going to dictate individual -- >> andrea: they're doing it on cost to save money. cost of obamacare is through the roof so they say we'll only pay for certain things. so the reports that say healthcare is going to become shoddy, this is proof of it. >> kimberly: this is something we don't want in this country and we don't need. people will literally freak out when they see it go into play and the impact on their lives. first, what does the government do well so far? nothing. spending money and raising taxes. now they're going to decide your personal individual healthcare and what service you can get? that is -- yes, that is what is going to happen. >> kimberly: living on the planet of the apes. >> bob: that is not what this says. >> andrea: we can all get plastic surgery under the plan. >> bob: with all due respect, maybe o

andrea, some said this is the beginning of the end of obamacare. >> andrea: it is.wasn't one provision to reduce the cost, dana. class act accounted for according to the administration almost half of official deficit reduction for obamacare. this is a big deal. with greg's tortureed metaphor this is what is confusing. obama promising to give kathleen sebelius the pony. even though they haven't figured out how to pay for it. your point, absolutely. we don't know what the supreme court is going to do in a couple of weeks we'll know what parts they will take up. look at the mandate. what else do they look at. everything they have told us about obamacare is false. you can keep your doctor, if you want. not true. it bends down the cost curve. not true. we saw the premiums rise. now, again, it will bring down the deficit. no. that is not true. it will bankrupt long-term care. >> juan, the idea of long-term individual is not bad one. you can choose as you are an individual, consumer if you want to buy into it. the problem is the way it was set up, healthy people weren't go

>> bob: seriously. >> andrea: can i say -- >> greg: i like that. >> andrea: i like the quieter bob bettero you want to go on strike again? i like quieter bob better. >> dana: i'm on strike now. >> andrea: dana is on strike. coming up, should they be held partly accountable for high unemployment rate in america? that's next on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: welcome back to "the five." hundreds of law schools are getting the evil eye from congress for misleading students about their job prospects, burdening them with huge loans they can't repay. the way i see it, the only people getting screwed here are future lawyers so hooray, but this is no different than the student debt crisis overall. piles of cash, in debt, to be able to borrow piles of cash. easy loans encourage directionless undergrads to go to law school to put off the rest of their life. bottom line, no one wants to be a lawyer. if you do, you're weird. when you are unsure about life you go to law school hoping for clarity. instead you get broke. make loans harder to get and tuition drops as applicants dwindle. how about this solut

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that's andrea's stuff. andrea, our victim? andrea: i know how to punch up this chapter. andrea was one of us. lawrence: we've been writing ms. milner's novels for three years. andrea turned in our last manuscript this morning. we're onto the next one now. so, where's marilyn? kenny: we've never met her. what? wait a minute, you guys write exactly like her, but you've never met her? well, she gives us storylines, general ideas. but we do the rest. (scoffs) uh... what are you doing?! excuse me, we're trying to work here. yep. me, too. there's no blood here. yeah, this wasn't the place where andrea was killed. this is andrea's computer, right? what's the password? we don't know. man, what's the damn password?! "nobel." thank you! thinks highly of herself. nobel... very highly of herself. oh, got an urgent message to the editor in here. from when? looks like it was sent a week ago. "pay me commensurate with my written contributions "to the manuscript i will deliver to you next week, "in the amount of $100,000. "if you fail to, i will have no choice but to withhold "the manus

ia he is shad -- >> andrea: he is shadow boxing. no sources in front of us and we'll probably never find out who the women are. if this turns out to be false, i have a sense it will. politico has egg on its face. they have a responsible to come forward and tell us who these women are. what if i said jonathan martin of politico, you went to college once. i can't tell you what they are. it's a private manner. it's a distraction. that's what we heard when it was bill clinton. he paid paula jones off. $700,000 to $800,000. if they get this wrong, they handed him a -- >> kimberly: boomerang on him. >> bob: presidential campaigns, when i ran mondale's stuff we get anonymous stuff on other candidates all the time. i think you will find the names out. every press outlet is all over cain. >> andrea: they're not coming forward, the women. they can't. >> bob: i'm not sure. if this is cain they will pick at him from here on out. i'll hold the press conference and say i'll answer all the questions you've got. he has to get it back off the track

>> bob: i was asking andrea, please. g sorry. >> andrea: i couldn't figure it out.est ad i've seen. i've worked with weird campaign managers. they tend to be quirky individuals who like to stay up late at night. this is the strangest thing i've ever seen. he said i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for herman cain but i'm like who the heck are you? >> eric: this is the smartest ad i've ever thing. this is a terrible political ad. it's on every network. >> dana: it's being made fun of. >> eric: but it's got his name on it, doesn't it? dabs that is not always -- >> dana: that not always good. they produced it and it was on the herman cain website. but it wasn't an ad we'll all see. somebody found it. >> bob: does anyone understand it? that's great. >> bob: the point is the guy doesn't have money for tv ads so it's brilliant. he is smoking the competition. number three, voting for cain might be a risk, but it feels good. >> bob: a good thing you are doing "red eye" and not "politics today." let me explain how the campaign ads work. you know about this. repetition matters.

>> andrea: probably not.obel peace prize before he did anything was strange. don't you think? >> bob: we tried to open the segment saying is anyone willing to give him -- greg is. >> andrea: i did yesterday. >> bob: thank you very much. >> kimberly: i don't think he should give it back. i don't think he should have got it to begin with. >> bob: eric is the only one at the table. >> eric: what did he get it for? >> bob: what for? >> eric: the peace prize. speech in cairo? that was it? >> bob: he was -- >> eric: obama gave a speech in cairo and spends two-and-a-half years blowing away radical muslims. >> bob: do you get in a corner and start saying, "obama, bamm, obama." give at it break! it's stupid. >> greg: what you said is genius. only a progressive who won a nobel peace prize could do what he is doing and get away with it. right? >> bob: obama had another victory. a judge ruled that members of congress who had sued on the war powers act, which has been a nebulous bill that has been out there. it's a law bu

>> andrea: probably not.rize before he did anything was strange. don't you think? >> bob: we tried to open the segment saying is anyone willing to give him -- greg is. >> andrea: i did yesterday. >> bob: thank you very much. >> kimberly: i don't think he should give it back. i don't think he should have got it to begin with. >> bob: eric is the only one at the table. >> eric: what did he get it for? >> bob: what for? >> eric: the peace prize. speech in cairo? that was it? >> bob: he was -- >> eric: obama gave a speech in cairo and spends two-and-a-half years blowing away radical muslims. >> bob: do you get in a corner and start saying, "obama, bamm, obama." give at it break! it's stupid. >> greg: what you said is genius. only a progressive who won a nobel peace prize could do what he is doing and get away with it. right? >> bob: obama had another victory. a judge ruled that members of congress who had sued on the war powers act, which has been a nebulous bill that has been out there. it's a law but it's never

>> andrea: probably not.eace prize before he did anything was strange. don't you think? >> bob: we tried to open the segment saying is anyone willing to give him -- greg is. >> andrea: i did yesterday. >> bob: thank you very much. >> kimberly: i don't think he should give it back. i don't think he should have got it to begin with. >> bob: eric is the only one at the table. >> eric: what did he get it for? >> bob: what for? >> eric: the peace prize. speech in cairo? that was it? >> bob: he was -- >> eric: obama gave a speech in cairo and spends two-and-a-half years blowing away radical muslims. >> bob: do you get in a corner and start saying, "obama, bamm, obama." give at it break! it's stupid. >> greg: what you said is genius. only a progressive who won a nobel peace prize could do what he is doing and get away with it. right? >> bob: obama had another victory. a judge ruled that members of congress who had sued on the war powers act, which has been a nebulous bill that has been out there. it's a law but it's

andrea? >> and kelly, while we've been talking about all of the problems that the president has had and his approval rating, those "washington post" poll numbers, the abc/"washington approval rating. chris cillizza and i were just talking about that a moment ago. but that is just devastating. so congress has really got to be worried about their own elections. >> absolutely. and especially those members on the house side, who are up every two years. a third of the senate up next year. and there's great concern among democrats in the senate, could they lose the majority? could enough republicans be swept into office in the senate to switch power and give both presumably the house and the senate to republicans. that's part of the, kind of the strategy over these next many months, to see what would happen. so when you see the numbers dipping, they're all trying to come up with some way to gain ground on the issue of jobs, but there isn't a lot of movement. a lot of talk, a lot of ideas being thro

>> reporter: no, they aren't, michael, andrea. protestors have been building in numbers spilling out from wall street to the brooklyn bridge. police formed a human shield to prevent any more people from getting on to the brooklyn bridge. it stopped traffic. police arrested 700 people and demonstrators are part of the movement, occupy wall street, and have been camping out at the financial district for three weeks now. the message has been spreading across the country. protestors have formed in new mexico, los angeles, and spread to chicago and here in d.c. there is a planned conference at the washington hilton this morning. >> the goal of this movement is to take our nation back from the corporations and for the people and for the 99%. >> my father has been unemployed for a couple of years. we got foreclosed on. my sister is in college with tuition we can't afford. there are a lot of different reasons why i'm here. i'm supporting the cause. i've been waiting for this for awhile now. >> critics say this is a leadership less resista

i'm andrea mitchell live in washington mp. in president politics, the higher the polls the brighter the spotlight. it is not just herman cain's 9-9-9 plan raising questions today. let's talk first about numbers because herman cain with david gregory on meet the press, he admitted people would pay higher taxes which is against the republican holy grail or at least the grover norquist holy grail, but he add hard time when david pressed him on how state and federal taxes, state and federal sales taxes would add up. let's watch. >> that doesn't make sense to me. if i'm paying state taxes and i have a new cain administration national sales tax, i have more state taxes. >> in you don't. >> how so? you're not saying they are going way. >> david, your stat taxes are the same. your federal taxes in most cases will go down. >> wall street journal says you have one on top of the other. there is a combined levy. >> that is not correct, david. >> okay. so monday morning quarterbacking, chris, have at it? >> well, i thought david gregory, i

we're going to hear all of those things, andrea. i hate to say it because it sounds cynical, anything that happens in late october before an election year with the republican primaries and caucuses happening in relatively shored orderlily next year is freighted with politics. i can't imagine a republican party in congress or republican presidential candidates are going to embrace president obama moving on the executive order front. >> let's talk about rick perry and the birther crisis. >> sure. >> i thought the birther issue, we had dealt with this before. "parade" magazine has an inteview with rick perry, the cover story and we know how wide that circulation is. why would rick perry go back to the birther crisis, the birther issue? he was asked, "do you believe that president barack obama was born in the united states?" governor perry, i have no reason to think otherwise. the questioner, that's not a definitive yes, i believe. well i don't have a definitive answer, says perry, because he's never seen my birth certificate. don't get

good day, i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. while the president's republican challengers have a family feud over taxes, president obama is out west trying to raise campaign cash in california today. he sounds as though he is having a hard time pumping up his own spirits. msnbc contributor and managing editor, chris alyssa joins us now with the daily fix. listen to the president with the democratic faithful trying to pump up the crowd. listen to the way he sounded last night at a fund-raiser in las vegas. >> there is so much left to do that understandably, a lot of people feel a little disenchanted. a lot of people feel discouraged. that old hope poster is fading. it is getting dog-eared along the edges there. but i just want to remind all of you that we never said this was going to be easy. >> i am not sure that's the bumper sticker or the campaign theme you want. tell me what's going on here, chris? >> first of all, andrea, he has done this rif before. he usually does it with a bigger crowd and people yelling we still love you

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andrea? >> kristin, we talk about that this was going to happen at a d.c. restaurant. do we have any idea which restaurant was being targeted? >> reporter: that is a question that so many washingtonians want to know. it is a question we'll likely learn an answer to in the next few days or weeks. it is not listed in this official complaint. what the complaint does say is that this informant -- excuse me, the iranian in contact with the d.e.a. informant said he was trying to target a restaurant the saudi ambassador frequented twice a week. when he was told it was a restaurant frequented by senators and casualties could be widespread, that iranian then allegedly told the informant that he didn't care so the possibility if this were to go through that there would be mass casualties here on u.s. soil, possibly caused by the iranian government, just has huge implications for all of the governments going forward. they vary in an interesting situation we'll watch unfold during the days and weeks to c

roane. >> this is for andrea roane. this is my school the lowell school i attend in washington, d.c. >> sounds like a cool school to me. andrea wants to come over. >> i want to collect my t-shirt jackson, thank you very much. >> we are so glad you are here. 6:49 now, we'll be right back, after this. chilly out there this morning. lots of 40s, patchy fog in a couple of spots. still 65 very comfortable degrees at 5:00 p.m. andrea? >>> today is tuesday october 25th. day two of jury selection gets underway this morning in the murder trial of brittany norwood. she is charged with killing coworker jayna murray last spring. the trial is expected to last two weeks. >>> a leesburg, virginia family is out of its home after this fire. no one was hurt in this. there are no fire hydrant in his this part of lowdon county. crews had to use tanker trucks. >>> mike napoli hit a two run double last night for the rangers. the rangers can win the world series tomorrow night in game six. >>> one in eight guys admits to using one of these th

. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. chris christie could be days from deciding whether to jump into the republican race. some wall street dropper pushing him toward running house, will his views on immigration and gay right goes over with social conservatives who seem to be dominating the republican primary season so far? msnbc contributor and managing editor of post politics.com, chris cillizza, joins us for the daily fix. hey, chris. the signals from chris christie, signals to jamie gangel, it could be be this week and by wednesday? >> first of all, being pretty tight-lippeded, i think jamie has it right, my reporting base is the same thing. the practical realities of this, andrea, everything is moving up, florida moved up their primary at the end of last week, south carolina announced their primary would be january 21st that means the filing dead lines, the time you have to get into these races says i'm running, also moves up there are practical considerations. i had think chris christie who wants to make a final, fi

andrea? >> thanks, mike.pri >>> israeli soldier gilad shalit has been reunited with his family today after five years being held in palestinian captivity. it was part of a swap. >>> occupy boston protesters are out in force today. they didn't have far to go. their makeshift camp happens to be across the street from the boston federal reserve building where ben bernanke is speaking today. and they are protesting. i'm joined by a member of the "financial times." let's talk about the occupy movement and the impact it's having. is it going to have an impact on policymakers in both parties? >> it seems like one of the principle complaints that you hear coming from downtown new york is that they feel like the banks represent two powerful forces within politics, that though there are regulatory and kind of reform things going on, that the banks are sort of controlling that process. certainly to an extent they've been influential in that process. i think certainly they've given a lot of leeway to politicians, especia

in 1993, andrea roane started buddy check 9 and the subject is the same woman that andrea profiled 18 years ago. jacqueline brown woody. >> after all of the things i've been through, i still have joy. >> 18 years later, it is still a joy to be alive. >> reporter: even before there were buddy check reminders, jacqueline was doing regular self-breast exams and mammograms but when the self- check turned up a small mass in her breast, she didn't call her doctor right away. like so many other women, she hesitated. >> i procrastinated. part of it, andrea was maybe that's not what i think it is. not really wanting to believe or accept that it might be something going on. >> are you ok? >> perfect. >> overcoming the fear factor and getting women to be proactive about their breast health is one reason why 9news now began buddy check 9 in 1993. >> thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 on this buddy check 9 day. >> we believe women reminding other women to schedule the mammogram, clinical exam and do breast self-exams could increase survival rates and prevent some cancers. >> hi, how are you?

surae, andrea? >>> the worst of last night's storm was an apparent tornado that hit in louisa county, virginia and yes that is the same place where the august earthquake did the most dang. parts of this house have stood since 1746, before the american revolution. instead of the surrounding pasture and woods, the wind zeroed right in on the roof of this historic home, leaving a lot to clean up. >> damage at the sylvania house is estimated at half a million dollars. last night a louisa county sheriff's deputy told us the storm hit right after fema denied them additional clean up costs from the earthquake. >>> a house in northwest washington is core donned off after the building collapsed. it is located near third and hampton avenue northwest. k-9s were brought in, to make sure no one was inside. the house is unoccupied and currently under renovation. >>> metro has unveiled a plan that could make your ride smoother. the system realigning next year to see six additional orange line trains each hour in b

>> here is an amazing thing that i discovered, andrea.y can be to live in, you go through karachi and see these red rivers going down the street, pollution from tannerys. people live there because it's better than where they came from. there's been this massive migration to cities, and the biggest driving force has been either people fleeing some disaster in the country side, like the war up the border with afghanistan, or just looking for a better job, a $3 a day job, which is better than a job they could get. >> so the answer to the poverty, the congestion, the terrorism, long term, can pakistan's government even provide services to this number of people? >> i've been we have this debat role of government. it's instructive to me to visit a country where it seems like they don't have one. millions of people live beyond the writ of the government to a place like this. they don't get basic services and can't depend on law and order and struggle as a result. now at the same time the problems in the developing world can be found in cities li

. >> good day, i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. president obama says he would be open to the proposal from senate democrats to slap a new tax, surcharge on millionaires to help cover the costs of the jobs bill. the president says every member of congress should be able to support the plan. something he says could help restore the nation's faith in washington. >> the american people are very frustrated. they've been frustrated for a long time. they don't get a sense that folks in this town are looking out for their interests. that cynicism is not going to be reduced until congress actually proves their cynicism wrong by doing something that would actually help the american people. this is a great opportunity to do it. >> msnbc contributor, chris sill list sa is here. is the president making his points? he's playing harry truman here. the blame game seems not to be having an impact so far. >> i'm not just saying this because he's my friend and on nbc, but i do think chuck todd and his question to the president got right to the heart

>> andrea, it's interesting. i think the protesters have taken so much heat for not having a clear organizational structure, for not being an organized like a typical pressure group, for not having a tidy list of demands. but they've been very clear that that's on purpose. and there is a sort of of genius to it. because by remaining a sort of angry but not very specific force, they are allowing everybody else in the country who is frustrated with wall street and the current state of the economy to sort of project what they think is important onto those protestors. so everybody who's mad that wall street tore pea doed the economy and the rest of the country is still sunk while wall street is now doing fine and still doing things to gouge the middle class, everybody mad about that can sort of project that feeling onto the protests. it will be interesting to see if they grow. but i think they're an important significant fire even if they don't grow. >> really an rorschach test for the way the debt ceiling crisis in

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

mike, andrea? >> all right, surae. thank you for that update from langley park, maryland. >> one obviously was not enough for isaac custalow. he married four women who had no knowledge of each other faces sentencing on a bigamy charge. he's facing prosecution on two other charges. court orders show custalow married a woman in chesapeake in 2000. he married a second woman in henrico in 2008. he took a third wife in hopewell in 2009 and tied the knot again with wife number four, that happened this year in virginia beach. now, when number four found out about wives one, two, and three, she left him but she came back after a month. the mother-in-law says they're back together. until he goes to jail. >> that story is unbelievable. it is unbelievable. >> could be a tv story. >> it could be. >> a big love. >> well, there is a new report from census bureau officials showing that american incomes fell more after the recession than they did during it. according to the study, the median household income fell

i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. if you thought it was tough last night, wait until you hear what the republican contenders today say about each other. chuck todd, host of the daily rundown and political director and chris cillizza are both with us. chuck, first to you. i mean, this smackdown was really, rick perry, against mitt romney, herman cain was almost an after thought. they did go after him on the 9-9-9. but all mitt romney. and did he go too far in fighting back? >> it's interesting. we thu this debate wag coming. it was the moment when rick perry realized, look, it's now or never. and the moment when the rest of the field realized when it came to mitt romney, it was now or never. so that's when it all came together last night and you saw i think the results of this. and one, the perry strategy was, go personal with romney. see if you can draw him out and boy did they draw him out. i think there are times when the romney folks that romney may have gone too far. i was impressed with how romney would always al

andrea? >> thank you, howard.ell, if you watched the beginning of last night's nfl game, you may have noticed something missing. espn dropped the familiar monday fight football theme song because of comments its singer, hank williams jr., made about president obama on fox news. >> you mean when john boehner played golf with president obama? >> oh, yeah. yeah and biden and kasich. yeah. uh-huh. >> what did you not like about it. it seemed to be a pivotal moment for you. >> come on, that would be like hitler playing golf with netanyahu. >> ok? >> not hardly. in the country this shape is in -- the shape this country is in -- >> well, i'm glad you don't brother because a lot of people do. they're the enemies. >> who is the enemy? >> obama and biden. are you kidding? the three stooges. >> williams, a republican appeared on fox news because he announced he may run for u.s. senate in tennessee next year. >>> a slew of celebrities are using the f word. they say it is to try to make a difference. >> familiaren is real insa

[laughter] chris: bob woodward does it, it's fine with me and andrea mitchell as well. my goal is to bring jack kennedy back to life in this book. i think we really need his spirit now. thanks to andrea mitchell as well, thanks to katty kay and thank you to my friend john heilemann, that's the show. thanks for watching. heilemann, that's the show. thanks for watching. see you all back here next week.

. >> that includes andrea mccarren. andrea, what's happening >> reporter: guys, it seems to have lightening up. it was the strangest thing. we traveled through gaithersburg, north potomac, travilla road, and as you mentioned, we are on river road just west of the village of potomac. the sky is brightening once again. for a while there, it got absolutely dark. a deep gray, pelting rain, a whole lot of lightning. it appears that there may already be some power outages in montgomery county. we did see some utility trucks. it was so dark with the storm that it was hard to tell if there was power out in neighborhoods. i will say what is odd, there's a whole lot of lightning. very little wind, which i'm so used to these storms that we cover and you see the branches falling and the trees bent over. not the case in this one. i will say driving is fairly treacherous. water is very quickly pooling up on the sides of roads. people just need to slow down, very . rain still falling and that's it from potomac. looking south, the bad