coming up, a look at mike baker's new project. don't know why. >>> i am where lee harvey oswald was positioned on the faithful day to take his three shots. this is essentially the vantage point for oswald that day. he has a clear point has the motorcade rolled through. bam, bam, bam. >> they wouldn't let you hold a gun, would they? >> no, i did. >> that's a clip from america classified with mike baker premiering sunday 10:00 p.m. on the travel channel. it investigates the hidden side of the united states. it includes conspiracy theories and secrets and mysteries like what does mike baker look like in a speedo? some of the things you will be investigating you went to alcatraz. you do realize there are tours there now? >> we had no idea. we when we walked up on the rock wrised when it was completely crowded. we spent hours shooing them away. >> you did the stand up, we are the first to set foot on -- >> i was like all of these people are there. no alcatraz was fantastic. the escape from alcatraz in 1962, november, frank morris and t

>> baker, i want to ask you about chuck hagel. he was a veteran.says he warned the american people. i don't remember it. but then again i was sleeping most of the week. should he resign? owe riley says he has to step down. >> that is not gonna happen. >> should it? >> no. >> answer the question. >> no, it shouldn't. he is part and parcel of this dysfunctional administration. will you ask everybody to step down? to be fair we should ask everybody in washington and on capitol hill to leave now. let's have a new round of elections. they are all awful. >> this is what happens when you move to idaho. you will form your own militia. >> well, that's true. no, i don't think i am off base here in saying this. what i don't understand is why we are not getting more from the public. i am talking about dissatisfaction. why not demand more? >> i think that's exactly what is going on. >> no, it is not going on. we are standing around and letting it happen and then they will get back to business in six weeks and say i am glad they got that sorted out and we go bac

when "daily mail" paul baker failed to show up for an interview sending his deputy it was roasted bylistair campbell. >> paul baker does not have the guts to come on the program. >> aalst stair was not in the studio. john had to carry the can for the "mail" and did an okay job. >> i don't resile from the headlines... >> it was tough or him. alistair campbell went for him in total vitriolic terms. >> i thought this was going to be a debate, not a ramble reading outlines written by paul baker. >> the moment i enjoyed was when the presenter of "news night" reminded audiences that 'the daily telegraph' had a secret in the cupboard, the only newspaper to back the nazis before the world war ii. i thought that was a lovely moment, because it brings a lit the press history into the present. i don't think anything enormous changed, but a lot of daily mail readers nor more about the daily mail than they did before. >> not one to sit back and lick his moves, "daily mail"'s baker tried to bloody the "the guardian" over its coverage over the edward snowden story, through an editorial linking "the

. >> reporter: stewart baker is former general counsel of the nsa, now a computer security consultant. >> they can steal your designs. they can steal your know-how. they can steal your customer list. and your internal analysis of what the biggest problems are in your product. this is pretty scary. >> reporter: the bad guys are mostly working from china and former soviet states. they're well-trained. some of them are protected by or even working for their governments. so they don't care about getting caught. and they might be able to do even more than steal information from businesses. security experts worry they could cripple the banking system or shut down parts of the electric grid. baker says american businesses need a new mindset if they're going to defend themselves. >> i'm a big believer that the best defense is an offense. and if we're going to have an offense, we've got to have people who are really talented drawn to that field. >> reporter: people like these undergraduates who just might be able to save america's corporations and governments from the bad guy hackers. they're

cops say the tires of the range rover were slashed, and in a panic he ran over a baker. good out to the injured motorcyclist and his family. however, we were faced with a life-threatening situation and pay husband was forced to take the actions that he done order to protect the lives of our entire family. the horror on the west side highway has sparked a national debate about who was right and would was wrong. but the wife says in her statement that she, her husband, and their daughter were tear raids, and they feared for their lives. our fear for our lives was confirmed when the incident ended with the ruthless and brutal attack on my husband, me, and most importantly, our two-year-old child. we know in our hearts that we could not have done anything differently, and we believe that anyone face wade this sort of grave danger would have taken the same course of action in order to protect their family. cops believe the bakers wanted to shut down one of the nation's busiest highways so they could perform tricks. it's happening everywhere. look at these bikers in st. louis.

bush joining me now from the baker institute at rice university in houston, texas. jim, thank you so much for doing this. >> thank you, fareed. i'm glad to be with you. >> tell me first with treasury secretary and secretary of state hat on, what damage do you think this whole episode has done to the united states or can we bounce back? >> well, we can bounce back. and i'm convinced we will bounce back. that's not to say that this was not a harmful episode. it's not to say that as far as i can tell there really weren't any real winners here. my party, the republican party, i think was a loser. i also think that the president and the democratic party was a loser because the world saw us in disarray. it really saw a failure of government. it raised some serious doubts in the minds of people around the world about our country. >> the president's argument is he had to do something to end this practice of what he calls holding the government ransom and holding full faith and credit of the united states ransom. as someone that spent a lot of time in the oval office, do you

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>> reporter: right now we are at baker beach, the fog rolled in. if you are planning to head to this site tomorrow check the news because in the event of a shut down the gates could be closed. >> big surprise. >>> for this couple there is reason to toast. they are engaged. and at baker beach they found an interesting place to do it. >> there was four nude men. >> reporter: their timing is perfect because it may be closed tomorrow because of a fight in congress. >> it would have rouped that special -- ruined that special moment. >> reporter: baker beach will shut down if congress shuts down the government, potentially closing 401 national park. >> anyplace that has a gate will close. >> reporter: also on the list alcatraz. while ungated areas like fort mason will be open, the bath rooms will not. >> i think it is a tragedy. >> reporter: most of the federal employees will be furloughed if the government shuts down. the most visible impact is the tourist, shut out of the national parks. >> just seems like a shame. >> the shut down could have an impact

he says during the visit baker got to walk the halls and rec grounds.y also gave him his old prison file they found in the archives. >>> penalties handed down to st. maye's basketball team for recruiting violations will stand. the school has just learned that an appeal has failed. as a result, head coach randy bennett will serve a five-game suspension and will not be able to recruit off campus this season. the suspension will begin on december 30th. >>> two of the nhl undefeated teams will face off in st. louis. the sharks hurdle is expected to play tonight against the blues despite leaving saturday's game with an injury. he was just named the league's first star of the week for scoring five goals in just three games. tonight's game is at 5:00. it's on the nbc sports network. >>> usually when you mention the word train along with wedding, you are probably talking about the bride's dress,2c3ñ but that not the case with this couple in japan. we will explain after the break. ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announce

baker to respond some of the comments that mr. keating made. honestly, i disagree with the comment that being an entrepreneur in this environment with the new affordable care act is a negative. i think it's a positive. i think there a lot of people that get snuck a job they don't want to be in because of the health insurance provided them. and are afraid and their families are afraid for them to step out and be an entrepreneur. and i think this law allows someone to strike out on their own and be able to afford quality health insurance without jeopardizeing their family or them. i think it's positive, it's resources now people never had before. there are a lot of people who stay with the job just for the health insurance and really have that entrepreneurial spirit inside of them. and have been afriday do so specifically because of the inability to get health care on their own. i didn't know if you want to respond. >> in particular, i would take up on the point. there's been a considerable amount of economic research showing exactly the idea of

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. >> dusty baker is no longer the managers of the cincinnati reds. ends three days after the reds lost the national league wild-card game to pittsburg 6-2. the 64 year- old had one season left on a two-year contract that he signed last october. baker indicted threads into the playoffs three of the last four years, but they never advanced. baker has managed to 20 years in the majors with san francisco, the chicago cubs and cincinnati. his teams have won five division titles and he is a three-time in el manager of the year. >> we will be right female announcer: female announcer: save up to 35% on a huge selection of clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> hull's a democratic leader nancy pelosi says no progress has been made toward ending the government shut down saying " it is very hard to negotiate with the republicans when they cannot negotiate with themselves. " pelosi says the democrats agreed weeks ago to the gop mon

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baker had been rejected by insurance companies three times before for a preexisting condition, and that is illegal under obamacare. a republican attempt, of course, to roll back the health care law was what led to the two-week government shutdown. in our poll tonight, 31% of americans told us they approve of the job that democrats in congress are doing, 18% approved of republicans. only 14% had a favorable view of the tea party. 36% unfavorable. tea party republicans are in a battle for the direction of the party. and we asked chip reid to look at one of the battlegrounds, alabama's first congressional district. >> reporter: in south alabama, most people take pride in their good manners, but the republican primary for an open house seat has become unusually impolite. >> you and your campaign attacked my daughter, attacked my faith. >> i have never expected somebody to walk up behind me and hit me with a brick. that's what i call a coward. >> reporter: the race between dean young and bradley byrne echoes the party's sharp divide over the government shutdown in washington earlier this mon

buff i think baker was really old school. he once said about the ethnic guys like rostenkowski and tip who grew up on the street, he ironically they were raised the same way he was, the upper class. respect for position, for people and religious. and it was like -- i think he thought it was very important for the country to be united after the assassination attempt and it was very important the opposite guy come in. also he was second in line to the presidency but he did respect the office. i think that what is g.o.p. today. the sense of respect the voter honeymoons. when's the last time you heard of a presidential honeymoon. the first six months in office tip said the guy has a right to an up or down vote on every one of his bills by august 1 because he got elected. today it's the like the first day you're in office the guy tries to knock your head off. >> rose: the book is called "tip and the gipper: when politics worked." repeat, when politics worked. back in a moment. >> this place isn't mine but i'm staying here for t we

i'm pleased to have peter baker back on this program. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: how do you have time to do this. >> i took some time off. i've been working on it for six years off and on. a year and-a-half off from the paper. i spent four years before that covering so in some ways this is as a result of ten years worth of work. and it's a compelling story. i found that it was almost experience in its quiet and compelling every night even after a day of other work, to try to dive back in and try to sort it out, figure out what really happen. those eight years are going to live with us for a long time. >> rose: for it to happen it had to overcome some a taught -- obstacles and odds. >> they didn't know each other very well. karl rove doesn't put dick cheney on his ticket, it will send a message you're adopting your father's team. >> rose: they'd a abhorrence looking like that. >> looking like his dad's boy. it's a great scene where bush brings karl rove in to say okay lay out the case why should i not pick dick cheney. but there's di

peter baker has a new book on that relationship.self was on abc this morning talking about the current state of the gop. >> we clearly need to spend time and effort on building the base, building the party, making it a full-time professional operation in terms of the rnc. there is a lot of work to be done, no question about it. >> joining me live, peter baker. good to see you, sir. there has long been this narrative involving dick cheney. essentially calling the shots. how much power did he actually wield? >> right. good question. you know, we got this sort of rather cartoonish version of what that white house is really like. it became solidified in the public mind, great fodder for comedians. but in fact vice president cheney was never actually quite as influential as people assumed he was. and even though he was an important figure in the first term, by the second term, he and president bush began drifting away on important policy issues. >> what was behind the shift? >> i think the more president pu bush spent time in office, the

we're going to bring mike baker back in. >> gregg: let's get back to mike baker, former c.i.a. operative. so mike, seaside town, u.s. navy seals, and it's pretty quick, within two weeks after the attack of the west gate mall and they take out the leader of al-shabab. how important is this? >> well, it's very important in part because of what jennifer just said t. does send a message. they do pay attention to this sort of thing. part of the problem that's always been with any al-qaeda element is that they don't seem to have much trouble filling the spot. they seem to have a bottomless well of potential recruits. it is degrading in terms of their tactical ability, their knowledge, their experience. so that's a good thing. the more people you take off at the top, less experienced come in to fill up that spot and that's good for us in the long run. this is very important. again, i point to the fact that this didn't happen just overnight. this was the result of a lot of work that goes on targeting these groups over months and years, trying to understand who the leadership is, trying

up 7.25% today for baker hughes.e world's third largest oil field services company and they reported a better than expected quarterly profit. how did they do this? well they really had strong drilling activities in the middle east, in asia, where they saw revenue up 10%. as a result, that helped to put these shares here to these new highs. liz and dave. liz: nicole thank you very much. david: the s&p futures are closing. we were hearing a lot of activity in the background as larry shover was talking in the last segment so we brought him back. he joins us again from the pits of the cme. what are traders doing going into the weekend, larry. >> they're thumbing it up. all the euphoria, welcome back to the fed-driven market program. that is what we have behind us. we can talk about earnings that helps a little bit by 6 but debate rages. we rallied 100 points from october 9th with the whole rally that began then. from here on out is the market going to jump or will which griped higher? i think people, traders behind me do

peter baker again, the author of days of fire, bush and and cheney in the white house.ut jeb bush, does george bush haunt him, help him? >> people criticized him in 2000 and said if his last name were smith he wouldn't be anywhere. he's trading on his dad's name. if jeb bush were running and his last name was smith it might help him. he's an impressive figure. there is a lot of republicans who like him a lot, but he's going to have to deal with the legacy of his family name at this point and explain why america should go back to another bush. even if you like the best two -- >> they seem so different in demeanor, in everything. >> they're incredibly different. you sit with either one of them they're incredibly different. the problem which is what the governor said is i like jeb bush and the bush family. i like the clintons but we've been in this rodeo for almost 40 years. some bush or clinton has been running for president for almost 40 years. the country is like, yeah, that was great, give them a watch, let them go home and where are our new leaders in this country. pr

surveillance program: from brussels: luke baker, bureau chief for the reuters news agency. our own chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner. well, luke baker, how big a deal the this among leaders meeting in brussels and do you get any sense as to whether leaders there are actually surprised or is it more because it's become so public? >> well, i think there is a great deal of surprise, to be honest. and it is a very dig deal. the leaders when they turned up for this summit of the 28, a good dozen or so made a point of addressing this issue the press as they arrived which is pretty unusual to stick on one theme and all of them to express common message which was that they stood by angela merkel, they were shocked by what they heard and that they would do whatever they could in her position but they wanted to get all the facts straight first. on the other point, how surprised they really, i think it's true to a certain extent everyone expects a person is amount of espionage. inform this case i think what's struck people and surprised them that the almost personal

peter baker, if you are watching, we are moving units for you right now. that is all for us today.e you back here at noon eastern. "andrea mitchell reports" with guest coast kristen welker is coming up next. >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins with your business travel forecast on this monday. no huge storms across the country this week. a lot of your travel looks just fine. it's going to be chilly and cold. especially if you are traveling from the great lakes and northern plains. temperatures are going to be much colder this week than they were last week. be prepared for that. a little rain down along the gulf coast. otherwise, have a great monday. my mantra? trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpecte

. >>> the associated press is reporting former giants manager dusty baker is out. the 64-year-old baker guided the reds into the playoffs three of the last four years. however they lost a heartbreaker to the giants last season and lost to the pittsburgh pirates earlier this week. the reds are expected to announce his replacement later today. >>> undocumented immigrants are one step closer to being able to legally contain a california driver's license. governor brown signed the bill in los angeles calling it an important expansion of immigrant rights and the bill should serve as an example to other states. it cannot be used to vote or receive public benefits. >>> adobe is syping a warning -- is sending a warning to three million customers. the san jose company says user names, pass words, credit card numbers and other personal information was compromised. >>> today there is a job fair for a new and unusual restaurant in concord. the lazy dog is under construction. it is scheduled to open late next month. the restaurant is looking for 200 workers. people interested i

so looking back peter baker it's impossible to talk bay legacy so soon after this presidency ended but if you had to, what would you say it is? >> well, i mean, i think obviously iraq is going to be the central issue. i think what president bush would like to say is he protected the country and vice president chaney would like to say that as well. and they did get through the rest of their term without a major tack in america, something they will always be able to talk about. but iraq hovers over everything. all the other things he wanted to do medicare part d which he expanded, coverage of drugs. aids program,. all these things might have been the pieces of a very shallow legacy that iraq overshadows in so many ways. >> peter baker, the book is days of fire. brush an cheney in the white house. thank you very much. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> ifill: we close with a look back at the life of singer- songwriter lou reed, who died yesterday of liver disease. reed's music explored dark, often unsettling themes, including social alienation, addiction, and sexuality. he's credited with in

connell: a good shot of mike baker coming up. dell announcing it has completed the go private deal. so, nicole joins us with that from the new york stock exchange. a $25 billion deal basically and this is the last day we will be seeing it traded as common shares on the nasdaq concluding that at the end of business today moving forward with going private and the acquisition of michael dell ceo and the founder of the company along with silverlake. that is it, they are moving forward, taking the 110,000 moving forward. year to date up 37%. right now $13.85. back to you. dagen: thank you, nicole. connell: the latest on this nsa story. diane feinstein, a strong defender of the nsa over the years says she is totally opposed to spying on allies revealed the committee will announce a major review into all intelligence programs. dagen: after reports surfaced the white house has spied on allies including german chancellor angela merkel. former cia covert operations officer, global intelligence and security firm. based on what senator feins

. >> tuesday they introduced janice baker the first to successfully enroll through the website but she tells cbs news it took seven hours over several days. >> the good news is she'll now have coverage on day one. >> baker said she was turned down for coverage in the past because of a pre-existing condition, something that is now illegal under the affordable care act. and for those unable to sign unby the march deadline, the white house says there is flexibflext flexth. an many re? >> tara mergener in washington. thank you, tara. >>> well, congress has raised the debt ceiling through february 7th, but the threat of the default haunts markets worldwide. cbs anchor charlie rose asked legendary and influential investor warren buffett for his thoughts on the potential default. >> i did not think the 135 million people were willing to do that to the other 335 million people in the country. we built up a reputation in the united states to become the reserve currency and people all over the world that would trust us. there were some people that would drive off that cliff, but i did not think