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counsel during president obama's first term, jay johnson, will be our guest tomorrow to discuss that big newslk about the president's big speech on these matters might mean. >>> right now these stories all of the other stories in the country are understandably all on the back burner in favor of continued focus on what's still under way right now in oklahoma and continuing response at this hour and to just the unimaginably large tornado that hit oklahoma city yesterday afternoon. we're going to have the latest from the rescue efforts coming up right after this. >>> we will have more from oklahoma ahead. before we do that, one other story worth keeping an eye on now that is the ongoing still unfolding drama surrounding the irs. these are tea party protesters today at the irs office in philadelphia. tea party group said they would protest at irs offices all over the country today, but local coverage of whether or not the protests actually happened does seem to be sparce. tea party protesters showed up specifically at the irs office in cincinnati, the office where key words like tea party and pat

counsel during president obama's first term, jay johnson, will be our guest tomorrow to discuss that big newsnd talk about the president's big speech on these matters might mean. >>> right now these stories all of the other stories in the country are understandably all on the back burner in favor of continued focus on what's still under way right now in oklahoma and continuing response at this hour and to just the unimaginably large tornado that hit oklahoma city yesterday afternoon. we're going to have the latest from the rescue efforts coming up right after this. every food . so i can't afford to have germy surfaces. but after one day's use, dishcloths can redeposit millions of germs. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to a fresh sheet of new bounty duratowel. look! a fresh sheet of bounty duratowel leaves this surface cleaner than a germy dishcloth, as this black light reveals. it's durable, cloth-like and it's 3 times cleaner. so ditch your dishcloth and switch to new bounty duratowel. the durable, cloth-like picker-upper. ♪ wonder if i gave an oreo ♪ to somebody out there who i didn't kn

to me, this is the big news here. all of these officials, i'm reading from the ig report, stated that the criteria were not influenced by any individual or organization outside the irs. instead, the determination developed and implemented an inappropriate criteria. chuck, it was inside. it was in the bowels of the irs. they're accusing top level people of not watching closely and no influence from outside, including the white house. >> by the way, it also says this report has not been fully -- that the irs has not followed through on all of the recommendations that the inspector general has made. and, in fact, they continue this sort of an open audit, if you will. if they don't accept all of the different recommendations. the irs is pushing back. so there's an opening here if you're looking at sort of how to play -- if you want to play a leadership, there's an opening here to say the irs has got to accept all of these findings and all of these recommendations or these folks are going to lose their jobs. but it is all

. >>> in other big news, a big day for google's larry paige. the executive suffered a strained vocal cord condition 14 years ago brought on by a cold. last summer he came down with another cold that left him with limited movement. his voice remains raspy but says he's more than healthy enough to continue running google. >>> powerball jackpot has grown to $360 million. get your tickets. the next drawing is tonight. >>> if you win those millions, this painting sold for a record $4.8 million. it's two rectangles divided by a white line. >>> tiger woods and whether he misrepresented himself. >>> the philadelphia abortion doctor convicted of killing babies born alive in his clinic will spend his life behind bars. dr. kermit gosnell waived his right to an appeal yesterday in exchange for life in prison. he was sentenced to two life terms and face as third today along with other charges for crimes committed against his patients. >>> new jersey police arrested two elderly residents accused of running a prostitution ring inside their senior citizen hous

the big news the way. across the country with a. victory and already. more ballots. from outside of the parliament right here. plus an unpopular president. faces plummeting ratings is his first year in office comes to an end with an employment.

we have big news coming out tomorrow. we want to watch that. the news is good and market doesn't rally, that's telling you it's time to take profit here, and if it's bad news in the market, it's telling yostare because you don't realize a profit until you take it. >> well, john, you're not necessarily taking profits at this point, but thinking about stocks to buy you believe are cheap. how do you pick a name that falls into the parameter? >> well, liz, we look for under valued and out of favor stocks, companies trading at independencive fundmental met tricks, stocks at low pe ratios, low price to book value and low price to sales. market history, those are the kinds of companies that have historically out performed over the long term. we rely on what worked historically and what makes sense. we want to buy things that are on sale opposed to things that ran up substantially in prices. >> well, we all want discounts and stuff on sale. that's why jcpenney model didn't work. talk about john deere. you know, it's interesting you pick john deere now

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big news big political news out of boston yesterday, out of massachusetts, we should say. ed markey beating congressman steve lynch for the democratic nomination for that senate seat vacated by john kerry. ed markey celebrating last night but warning people, you know the right-wingers are going to come in and try to buy this one. >> but this election, ladies and gentlemen, will not be easy. karl rove, the koch brothers and the republican super pacs see this election as their first shot at stopping president obama's agenda and gaining control of the united states senate. they are ready to move mountains of money to buy this election. >> bill: >> bill: ed newarkey, he will be the next senator of the state of massachusetts. he should be. he called on his opponent last night. remember when elizabeth warren was running against scott brown they both, brown and warren signed a pledge, no outside money allowed into the senate race in massachusetts. he had markey said let's sign the same pledge. >> tonight, i call on the republican nominee to keep the outside, undisclosed, unlimite

now, elsewhere, big news today in etf land.. regulators to open actively managed etf. that's big news. could change the etf landscape a little bit. fidelity has been very late to the etf business. the competitors, vanguard, has moved very heavily into the space. there's very few actively managed etfs. fidelity thinks it can carve out a niche and leave the business to its competitors like vanguard. we'll see if that's a successful strategy. model etf retirement portfolios, retirement.cnbc.com. global etf portfolios, 50-year-olds, 60-year-olds, 70-year-olds had a lot of interest in this in the last few weeks. >> even kayla was taking notes on that. >> i was, i was. >> you can get etfs for almost anything these days. >> it's fantastic that we're offering this product ourselves too. >> very proud of it. >> good stuff. thank you. so kayla, would you pay $10,000 for brian williams' tie? >> no. but i would pay $10,000, maybe, for the new late-night host's seth myers' tie. >> that's another story. >> the reason we brought this up, you'

. >> big move by new jersey governor chris christie this week. made big news.ing public about his decision to undergo a serious weight loss operation earlier this year. the governor is one of more than 200,000 overweight americans who turn to surgery each year to try and lose weight. >> the steps i have taken recently are for me and mary pat and the kids. >> reporter: governor chris christie's lap-band surgery is considered minimally invasive. here's how it works. a band filled with saline is wrapped around the upper part of the stomach to create a small pouch like tying a belt around the stomach to restrict the amount of food the stomach can hold. people will feel full quickly, eat less and lose weight. it can be effective to get you back on track. in fact, studies show 80% of lap-band patients lose at least 30% of their excess weight and keep it off for a year. but keeping the weight off permanently is dependent upon lifestyle changes that patients need to make for the rest of their lives. if governor christie goes back to eating the same amount of food the l

but also after hours, big news from news corp and the quarterly numbers. overseas data and individual corporate stores in the u.s., they were the catalyst for this leg of the rally. >> steve, thanks so much. have a wonderful thursday. as always, let us know why you're awake. shoot us an e-mail at waytooearly@msnbc.com. still ahead, the warriors looking to bounce back after blowing that big huge lead in game one. did they come through with their first win in san antonio in almost two decades? >>> and new besties. the olive branch that could spark a summer friendship on the jersey shore between chris christie and reality star snooki. that story and a check on your forecast when "way too early" comes right back. >> president obama at the white house today became the first president in american history to say that he supports same-sex marriage. >> it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i think same-sex couples should be able to get married. ♪ (alarm clock buzzer) ♪ (announcer) friskies. now serving breakfast. [ dennis ] allstate wants everyone to b

it is 6:31. >> breaking in news right now. a bigt is slowing things down on the san mateo bridge. >> people are wishing they had the fast track transponders right now. that's where all of the backups are. an accident involving a big rig hauling gravel as you see right there is blocking the far right cash lane. it's a satellite toll plaza. people are really in long waits. this is a time crunch right now. people being late for work right now. it's jammed solid. unfortunately the backups are growing. look at the left lanes. those are the fast track lanes. people are getting by okay. we're checking some of the traffic sensors. we're seeing delays heading towards westbound 92 on southbound 880. we went ahead and issued the traffic alert after 5:00 when the accident happened. it slammed into the side retaining wall. use the dunbar bridge. it is a good option. the metering lights are on. >> developing news in san jose. a fire tears through a salon overnight. >> kpix 5 is live where the arson investigator is now on the scene. good morning.

very big news out of phoenix arizona, jody arias has been found guilty of the boyfriend killing thingfor their seemingly nonstop coverage of the trial, cnn was found guilty of news slaughter. look it up. it's a thing. in the culmination of a long-running saga that involves almost every cnn correspondent as well as a homemade crime scene and gruesome re-enactment and the murdering of an innocent carpet, that stain is never coming out. here's the problem. because cnn put all their news eggs in the arias basket they were forced to cover other stories including another good crime drama from their current location. ashley banfield from a parking lot in phoenix reporting via satellite with nancy grace who seemed to be in the same parking lot in phoenix. i'm basing that, of course, on the fact that the cars that are passing by both locations also appear to be passing directly into nancy grace's box. that must have been shot at the same time. therefore, ups owe fact owe those two people had to be in the pretty much same spot. or we just saw actual footage of phoenix'sy lose i have been seven-

it appears that was cancelled perhaps in the wake of this big news.in we understand from sources to ktvu that chief howard jordan is in fact stepping down. at this point we only know the reason is medical. of course this is something we're going to stay on all day today and gather more information. of course much more today on ktvu. for now back to you. >>> in weather, still stubborn clouds. in fact our live camera in oakland showing mostly cloudy skies and still lots of overcast over a good portion of the bay area. not only tracking the cloud cover but also a few showers beginning to push in moving in from the east, moving moving out toward the west. you can see on the satellite and radar over the past three hours a little bit of green activity now and the focus in the south bay, mainly in the hills as we come in tighter, closer to san jose. on the light side but can't rule out the chance of a sprinkle or light shower in the short term especially this part of the south bay. we'll shift the maps to the east, toward the livermore area around 580, this

state lawmaker in california has a new idea to save the state's % troubled education budget. tax bigl that would impose a tax on harvesting oil and natural gas in the golden state. opponents say oil companies are already paying monumental fees in taxes in california. sacramento tops the list of latest consumer distress index cities when credibility added together employment, housing, credit, sacramento got the lowest score at 68. anyplace below 70 indicates distressed household. in portland, a fight over fluoride. the city votes tomorrow whether or not to overturn the counsdocs decision to fluoride the water. it's a divisive issue between liberals and conservatives in the city. organic food companies and environmentalists are waging war. supporters say it will protect the city's kids against tooth decay. that's your west coast minute. dennis: and it's been around for decades. let's fight about it right now. we fight over every basic thing. unable to escape the spotlight, legal battle surrounding steve cohen. s.a.c. capital appears to be ramping up. cheryl: it's hard to keep a good mo

let's get to the floor show, though, talk to traders about the big picture. the new stock exchange and take you to the cme group and also down further south of the imex in new york city, and, nicole is on the floor of the stock exchange. is there market fatigue? >> i think we are. this goes back to a comment made yesterday about how the market has been trading in investors waiting to hit the sell butt button. it's the first negative news seen in a long time. the market reagented to it early and started to trend higher. liz: talk about the data. there was housing data, jobless claims for the week. >> light, housing numbers too ties into if you're unemployed, you're not spending money, and the economy does not boost. the market is reacting to that negative news. yesterday, opened low, traded higher, running out of steam, they moved up over a long period of time, look for opportunities for short term profits off the table, and tomorrow, more economic data leading us into the weekend, and i think we will, long term, see the market trend move higher, but as of right now,

couple of other little stories we haven't had a chance to bring you up to date on this hour so far, big newsp in rhode island. i rhode island becoming the 10th straight to recognize same-sex marriage, marriage equality. the last state in new england to do so and it's a very welcome development governor lincoln chaffey saying you guys we have worked for this and waited for a it a long time. here it is. >> i know you have been waiting for this day to come. i know you have loved ones who dreamed this would happen but did not love to see it. but i am proud to say that now at long last, you are free to marry the person you love. thank you. [applause.] >> bill: it is still kind of head-scratching time to think in this 21st century here in the united states of america, there are still people who question that basic principal as the governor said. shouldn't we all be free to marry the person we love? well, no only until 10 states is that true so far good for roadhode island and the governor pointed out it was not a close vote notice state senate. >> these are historic numbers. 51 to 19. >> yes, inde

cooling tuesday and wednesday so sunday and monday will be the warm spots. >> enjoy it. >> certainly big news today from soccer superstar and occasional underwear model, david beckham. he is retiring from soccer at the end of the season. this is video of beckham in 2008 in san francisco for the launch of an ad, and he won a title. he believely won titles with madrid in spain, los angeles galaxy, and england. he is two games left this season so, yes, david beckham, hanging up his cleats. >> the big is ceremony for a penguin >> at 4:00, fixing nasa's telescope which is so critical. and at 5:00, michael finney looks at the exercise video games that give you the bet work out. >> only on abc7 news a new baby penguin in san francisco now has a name and that name is...linus. >> very excited. the winning entry was submitted by cory morgan, named by the scientist who originally described the specious in [dramatic music] ♪ >> thank you, guys. [cheers and applause] thank you. hi, baby. good to see you, honey. hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. it was a trip to the store to pick up a toothbrus

big stuff that could create job creation, they're going to go after. so maybe if this just keeps him sort of quiet and happy and he can start new centers of innovation, because i know everything big that happened in the united states came from a center of innovation. >> brenda: go ahead. >> if i might add, we already learned from the connial budget office that with the sequester and its austerity, we are losing -- we could lose 750,000 jobs. why would we be lowering our unemployment rate down to 7.5 and then self-inflict upon the american people a sequestration -- >> do you see the paper? million to million and a half jobs and people aren't hired because they don't want the healthare programs. we're real good at shooting ourselves in the foot. >> brenda: sequester hasn't done much, has it? >> no, exactly. you talk about cutting around the edge, my god, we can't get by with the government cutting 2% of an incased budget, we're really in terrible shape. the other thing is, remembe all this money that the government is spending is just coming from you and i. it's coming from the private sector. so jonas says oh, my god, tesla, i'll see his tesla and raise the o

. >> this is big news this week. ersonal health thing with new jersey governor chris christie but it did draw new attention on a specific type of weight loss surgery. it also brought growing questions over the risks and benefits and that's coming up in our "sunday housecall" segment. we'll be right back. urn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day afr day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] e pill eachmorning. 24 hours. zero heartbur and don't get heartburn in the first place! 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 u

. >> big news around here. >> no, it's humongous news. >> bigger than anything. >> we would like to unveil to the country -- >> they've already seen it for three hours. >> savannah guthrie got engaged. >> hi! >> hi, ladies. >> oh, my gosh. we knew something was up with you today. you've been floating on a cloud. >> i know. but -- oh, i'm supposed to go over here. hold on. >> come on over because your champagne is waiting for you. >> it's funny. because i didn't know what to do. i didn't know if i should tell anyone. so i decided to see if anyone would notice. >> and did they? >> no one noticed. so i get in -- >> and this is a rock. >> show that monster. >> how did they not notice it? >> i know. it has its own like weather system. >> it should have its own zip code. it's gorgeous. >> it's a beautiful ring. >> it's an ice cube, really. >> he's got great taste your fiance. >> my fiance. say that again. >> hey, mike. >> hey, mike. savannah's fiancÉ. >> hello. >> aw. >> michael feldman. a little lipstick on the teeth. he doesn't like that. >> he's used to it. >> how are you, michael? congratula

so, trying to project a more princely image this time. >> still ahead, big news about the tall con -- falcon >> at 3:00 on "katie," the host of "dancing with the stars" and abercromie & fitch is accuses of discriminating. the c.e.o. of the company made comments about overweight people. and the south bay day care suspended after investigators found a child restrained in a closet. >> disturbing. >> winding things up, everyone loves the falcon chicks. three falcon chicks hatched on san jose city hall and now they have names. all three are males and should learn to fly soon. the contest was held to name them and the winners have been chosen. comet, o'ryan, and striker, from two 4th graders at holly oak. >> strike are may is tried to fly he was found sunday on the ground on 5th street but he okay now and back home in the nest. [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hi, guys. >> hi. >> hi, gorgeous. it's nice to see you. hello, everybody, and welcome to e. all this week, we are raising money for children's miracle network hospitals. tomorrow we actually have a surprise celebrity playin

. >>> big news on the morning after pill.we'll have a more in-depth conversation at 5:30, including a live interview with a doctor and what it means for your young teenagers. >>> crystal clear along maryland's most powerful radar, just dry gorgeous weather continuing to be our story but not so much the case as we take you out further west. a big snow band from denver to omaha, reaching up to minneapolis with our winter storm warnings up. sunny skies, 67. the humidity is bone dry. we have an east breeze but not nearly enough of a breeze to bring in the dploomy conditions. bel air sunshine. i mean, not a cloud in the sky. there's a technical term for this. it's severely clear. don't forget the sunglass on a day like this one. that's going to be the similar story tomorrow. upper 60s at bwi. 68 in easton. cooler at the beach. that on shore flow make as difference with the ocean water temps around 50 degrees. winds are light from the east, a nice breeze, sunshine. humidity is bone dry. this is gorgeous. this is the kind of weather

we begin in the middle east where two big stories are leading the news. a wave of violence in iraq killed 70 people and a secret trip inside syria by one of the country's most prominent voices on expanding military involvement there. richard engel has the report. >> reporter: violence is spreading across the middle east and it's all interconnected. it was a horrible day in bagh d baghdad. at least 15 explosions, most of them car bombings, most of them in poor shiite neighborhoods. this is another sign that despite years of american sacrifice the civil war in iraq appears to be coming back. but violence is not just in iraq now but also here in lebanon and, of course, in syria. syria is at center of this. the war in syria is dragging the countries around it back into chaos. senator john mccain put himself right in the center of this storm. he visited syria. he visited in secret. it was a surprise visit. he stayed on the ground just for a few hours. senator mccain wants more to be done for the rebels. he wants weapons to start fl flowing and that might be li

most of the journalists killed in 2012 did not work for big news organizations. they lost their lives, many of them in places like somalia and syria. if you look at what is happening, we can understand why. somalia has not had a functioning government that is able to dominate all of its territory for decades. syria is the opposite. it had a very strong central government that is not iollapsing into anarchy. commend the people still trying to report from these places and i understand why walking around trying to get stories can sometimes cause your lives. i was also held hostage in syria last december. as i sat there, i thought i was going to be added to this list. i was lucky. after five unpleasant days, i got out. there was a gun battle and a rescue and i managed to escape. i was rescued and escapes. i returned to syria last week for the first time since being kidnapped. instead of having my name added to this list, i have the honor of paying respect to my colleagues who did not make it. i would like to thank the newseum for that privilege. why do we do it? why

. >>> in the headlines this week, big news. the department of justice spying on more journalists and this time it's personal. fox news is the target. a respected reporter in our ranks labeled a co-conspirator for doing his job. media react as did our fox news chief who warns, we will not allow a climate of press intimidation. >> i have not done anything wrong. >> a key player in the irs scandal is shown the door, put on leave for her role in targeting conservatives. but some in the press try to spin the story, ignoring the scandal and wrongdoing. >> i never heard you say, i'm sorry. >> i don't think i used those two words. >> the jodi arias murder trial attracts big attention. the convicted killer using the media to plead her case. >>> the press sweeps into oklahoma following a monster twister, reporting on the death and destruction, some using the tragedy to push their agenda. and has obama spin man jay carney found a new groove? >> before you decide that shb somebody's culpable you need to get the facts first. >> covering the

you know, nation, there's big news we have got to get to. thank you so much, folks. nation, if you watch this show then you know that for years now journalists like me have been unable to get anything to stick to teflona obama. well, no more, folks. because every day this week brings a new scandal for his administration. and mi so disappointed that the week has only 7 days. (laughter) we will have more on these scandals for about three years i'm guessing. (laughter) in the meantime this thursday the house will hold an historic vote. >> house speaker john boehner announced the house of representatives will vote once again next week to repeal obamacare. >> the republican controlled house plans to vote next week to repeal the president's plan for the 37th time. >> stephen: yes. (laughter) >> stephen: for the 37th time. 37, of course, is a prime number. meaning it can be divided only by vicious partisanship. plav-- (laughter) and house speaker and good source of beta carotene john boehner is holding this particular vote for the best possible reasons. >> we've got 70 new

well, i hope you had a good weekend and are ready to go with this big new week here, first full week of may with lots to talk about and lots going on we are coming to you live from our nation's capitol bringing you the news of the day and most importantly giving you the first chance of the day, first chance of the week to comment on the news of the day. you can do so by giving us a call at 866-55-press. you can join us on twitter twitter @bpshow. and we invite you to become our friend on facebook at facebook.com/billpressshow. yes, news around the globe. israel two airstrikes on syria, destroying some weapons allegedly headed for the hezbollah in lebanon. israel didn't want them to get there. they took them out. syrian war said this is an act of war. so is supplying weapons to israel's en knees. here at home, president obama telling the graduates of ohio state university yesterday that he is counting on them to become full-fledged active citizens fighting for the causes that they believe in. up in massachusetts, you see tamerlan tsaernaev's body is allowing in a it will cemetery. in

it's big news. hey! >> new yorker now. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come to the city that never sleeps. >> my favorite city in the world. >> jimmy: the greatest city in the world! new york city, baby. >> i just got the keys to my new place this week, so i'm really, really thrilled. >> jimmy: congratulations, buddy. we'll get to see more of you then, now that you're here. >> you will, you will. >> jimmy: and you're making your broadway debut. >> i am doing a play on broadway. "the glass menagerie" in the fall, which i'm really, really excited about. >> jimmy: in september. isn't that when it's coming out. >> yeah, september. >> jimmy: now, have you done theater before? >> a lot of theater, but never on broadway. >> jimmy: this is major. >> yeah, it's really exciting. we did this particular play already up in cambridge, massachusetts at the beginning of the year. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: massachusetts fans out there, as well. that's going to be fun. >> yeah, i'm really excited. >> jimmy: i m

. >>> christianne, really big news, they have found magic on the campus of m.i.t. the guy on the white shirt, walks up the staircase, turns the corner and look what she finds at the top of the staircase. the guy in the white shirt. back where she started. runs down, comes down this way, and, yeah, she's about as freaked out as you are right now. >> yeah. >> a set of twins. >> no, no, no. other people doing it too. watch this video. these guys wanted to test out the magic of the staircase on their own. girl in the purple shirt, girl in the blue shirt, go up, turn the corner, and all of a sudden, coming up the other side. >> no! >> no! >> what is this? my mind hurts. >> watch this, watch this, watch this, watch this? >> how did that happen? >> i have no idea. you know who will have an idea? our buddy zach. let's bring him in. zach, is this some sort of harry potter magic trick or science? >> or just a cut in the video? >> i had go with christianchris this one. i had say this is fake. >> man! >> i really wanted it to be magic. >> it's really hard to tell. a couple of

big news here and big time and died here at oracle arena. >>pam:the powerball jackpot hit 550-million dollars today. leaping nearly 200- dollars since wednesday's drawing it's now the second largest in powerball history. officials expect the jackpot to keep growing before saturday's drawing. kron 4's charles clifford is live in the east bay. where one of two bay area winners has come forward to claim their slice of the jackpot. charles? ".nats of tornado." >> i am standing outside wear a. the woman who purchased that ticket got all the numbers right except for the power ball and she was awarded $250,000. there were six other people and nation wide who picks up those numbers. another man can afford to claim a similar prize. he met five out of six numbers as well from the may 11th power ball drawing. he got to take, $573,000. because no one correctly picked all six numbers, the jackpot now just $550 million. i talked to a man across the street who says he buys power about it all the time and he would not mind having half a billion dollars. >>

hey, big news on the "today" show.] >> jimmy: they got engaged. [ applause ] >> we actually -- you know, the big news came in the studio in the morning and all the producers were gathered around looking at the rock on her finger and i did something i had never done before. >> jimmy: yeah? >> i tweeted a photo. i actually took a picture and with the help of three younger producers, i actually figured out how to attach it to a tweet and send it out. >> jimmy: yeah? >> and -- forget her news, i got my first photo credit in newspapers all across the country. i did. ♪ [ applause ] >> there it is. i've got to work on the framing thing a little bit. >> jimmy: your angle is a little cutesy, but yeah. >> that's the executive producer of the "today" show right there. but yeah, doesn't she look so happy? >> jimmy: aw, she looks so happy. this is major news. but you're not that tech savvy. >> no, not at all. >> jimmy: no, because this morning, i thought it was really perfect you came on today. >> don't do this. >> jimmy: i have to

used to be big news when this happened. >> correct. >> gina mccarthy, both of them got held up and stucki've had an administration official admit to me they don't expect to get them both through. >> no. >> they know they are going to lose one. they just don't know which one. >> correct. in the case of mccarthy especially. politics are interesting because it involves -- but you're absolutely right. this seems like it's a small potato thing in comparison of the fight we saw over hagel, brennan. this has become the new norm. it used to be that the presidential prerog was taking very serious. >> it was continued with bush nominees. this is not healthy. rhadika just brought up being a layperson saying, hey, immigration is constructive. this is not constructive. >> it seems to be becoming the norm. the government won't work. our government is not set up. it's not constructed to work under those kinds of circumstances. the party in power -- we accept the election when there's a presidential election. and the administration has these prerogatives and they're generally acknowledged except in cert

a big new database? >> right. with the health and human services department, they're building something called the federal data hub, which is when they audit your health care to find out -- >> paul: just what we need, another federal data house. >> if you have the right kind of health care, they'll cross check that with social security, department of justice, homeland security, and so forth. it's really a huge information technology thing. >> paul: just so i understand, right now if i underpay my tax, the irs will say, you owe us x amount of dollars. if, for some reason i now apply for federal health insurance and i make a little bit more than what i'm supposed to, the irs will come in and be able to say, sorry, you don't qualify or sorry, you pay a fine, or sorry, you have to pay x dollars? that it? >> right. what they'll look at is do you have the right kind of health care. if you don't, you'll pay a penalty. they'll be calculating your subsidy if you qualify for one and the insurers, government health care prog

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. >> jon: the headlines this week, big news the department of justice spying on more journalists and ersonal. fox news is the target. a respected reporter in our ranks labeled a co-conspirator for doing his job. media reacts as fox news chief, we will not allow a climate of press intimidation. >> i have not done anything wrong. >> jon: a key player in the irs scandal is shown the door and put on leave for her role in targeting conservatives. some try to spin the story ignoring the wrongdoing. >> i never heard you say i'm sorry. >> i don't think i used those two words. >> the jodi arias murder trial

to find out more visit or a big. news in brief around the world at american citizen has been sentenced to fifteen years of hard labor in north korea airing accuse us of a all of attempting to overthrow the regime the forty four year old was arrested last november after answering north korea as a tourist this comes at a time of chance relations between john yang and western powers which escalated after north korea's third nuclear bomb test in family or. six people all buddhist have been. then one injured in the tap by islamic insurgents in southern thailand the gunman opened fire outside a shop and then fled the scene on motorcycles the muslim insurgency in thailand volatile south near the malaysian border has claimed at least five thousand lives since two thousand and four. authorities in chad say they foiled a plot to overthrow the government several people including an opposition lawmaker have been arrested by government statements and security forces have been tracking the conspirators for the past four months the cent

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