thank you, ambassador to the u.n., bill richardson. >> thank you, thank you. >> all right.e are break news coming out of alabama right now. the state's chief justice has just issued an order prohibiting same-sex marriage in the state. probate judges have been told to no longer issue licenses for same-sex marriages. the order comes from the chief justice roy muir, and it state s that the probate judges have the ministerial duty to not issue any marriage licenses that are not in the sanctity of the alabama marriage act. we will follow up on this story in alabama, and major development right there. >>> and also, coming up, tension s between saudi arabia, and iran, and now a threat to the syrian peace efforts under way. and why are the u.s. and the west not doing more to soothe relations? we will have more. >> and the former ambassador to saudi arabia is standing by, and we will discuss when we come k back. it works on his cough too. cough! it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. come happy birthday. i just had a heart att

. >> we'll talk to dan senor and bill richardson. >> okay. among the other stories that we're watching this morning, an early read on jobs friday coming up hater this morning. the december adp report at 8:15 eastern time and forecasts calling for 200,000. the private sector payrollsel also on the agenda this morning. november trade deficit. december ism service index and november factory orders. now the minutes from last month's historic fed meeting get released at 2:00 p.m. eastern time and as for earnings look to results from monsanto before the opening bell. also when we return, market fear factors. u.s. equity futures selling off this morning. and then later apple stock hitting lows not seen since october 2014. >> under 100. oh my god. >> joe was trying to remind me of that yesterday. ed lee is here. we'll talk about the lagging demand for iphones and what it all means. >> it couldn't happen. those new glasses? they are. do i look smarter? yeah, a little. you're making money now, are you investing? well, i've been doing some research. let

un ambassador bill richardson has gone. 37harknett says it's difficult to say how long warmbier will be held captive. 06:21 "this is not a pleasant experience for him right now. he is probably in an isolated cell. he is not being told what is happening so it's probably a pretty scary situation. 33north korea is facing an increase in sanctions because of its nuclear program- and harknett believes that could be another reason behind otto being detained.right now- harknett says it's crucial otto's family and friends stay quiet. 07:11 at some point if the north koreans don't feel that the americans are being accommodative, they will probably play the card of having or allowing otto to contact his family and then try to pressure the family to 26a horrible waiting game- that harknett says about 9 americans have went through in the past 15 years. harknett recommends that you always take the state department's travel advisories seriously. the department advises that americans don't travel to north korea for this very reason. reporting live, ashley zilka, 9 on your side. a milford high school

bill richardson joins us, the former gf overnor of new mexico. us professor larry summers. let's go to you, bill, on this. one of the things that we talked about last week when we were in davos with so many different people was what was driving the oil price. gary cohn at goldman sachs had an interesting view, which is he thinks it was an oversupply issue not a demand issue at all and to some extent things the stuff is being priced to be put on barges effectively to sit out in the water. does that make sense to you? >> i think the oversupply argument does make sense. there is an oil glut. secondly, the chinese economy demand is down. the turbulence in the chinese economy. there is another factor that nobody talks about. this has been a hotter year, so there is less demand for oil and gas. despite the political turbulence that generates higher oil prices, that's been negated by the fact that we have this oil glut. so my prediction, my prediction, is that the iran supply will come in, price will go down a little bit more, and you know, when larry w

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laura: i spoke with bill richardson, the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations.eaor richardson, north claims to have tested a hydrogen bomb, do you believe it? richardson: no, this is only 6. they are on a path to continue upgrading their nuclear weapons capability. they have 10 nuclear weapons and are testing ballistic missiles. the international community is, despite the sanctions, despite the fact that all the attention is on the middle east, iran, and saudi arabia, we are here and we want to be dealt with. the message is, right now we aren't giving up our nuclear weapons. laura: the u.n. council is working on sanctions to punish north korea, but 4 sets of sanctions since 2006 has not made any difference. is it time for a new approach? it is time for: a new approach. we put every sanction on thinking economic sanctions, third-party sanctions -- i think the time has come for a new diplomatic approach backed by muscle. that could come from china. they have the norm leverage over north korea. they give them food, fuel, and economic assistance. been reluctant to u

hey, well, if it isn't bill richardson. oh, well. hillary, bill. who are you supposed to be, bill? got a nobel prize, oscar... that's great, bill. yeah, i know. me dressed as vice president. it's weird. not that weird, though, right? you look great. yeah, hey, so, uh, can i help out at all? actually we could use some ice. i'm on it! okay. man, he really does wanna be your vice president. how come every time someone says something nice to me you say it's because they want to be my vice president? people are nice to you all the time. do they wanna be your vice president? people like me. bill. joe biden and chris dodd!

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in 2008 on the democratic side, everybody didn't pay much attention to chris dodd, joe biden, bill richardson and so forth. but once the caucuses begin to shake out and those voters have to go someplace, do the candidates at the top harvest those votes, increase their totals and make a surprise in iowa in 2008 surprised us because we didn't think hillary clinton was going to lose and barack obama was going to win. that's the trick, it comes in that second stage of the process. >> if you know your guy is huckabee or santorum and they're likely to lose, do you change your mind on the last day to be with a winner or are you just locked in because you're loyal? >> i think it is loyalty, isn't it? if you are on team huck or team santorum, you're voting with your heart at this point, right? >> i think that's why people tried to raise doubts about cruz. keep those guys there. even if they don't -- if you're rubio, even if they don't come to me, as long as they stay with carson or santorum or huckabee, it helps me. >> he was leading but he's at a solid 10%. >> there's signs that people like to vote f

sandra: i spoke to former new mexico governor bill richardson who has experience this area. they obviously have nuclear weapons. they may have as many as 10. what they say to the world we will not have our nuclear weapons curbed or reduced like you did in iran. they're sending strong message. how much is world taking advantage of our weakness right now? >> absolutely. sandra: there is a lot of time left. >> absolutely. the same person who negotiated the deal for bill clinton in north korea, wendy sherman, negotiated the same iranian deal for president obama. so we're getting hoodwinked on the whole thing. you know this is what happens when you take your eye off the ball. and now, could be chaos out there on the peninsula. andrea: you mentioned iran. that is really the point. they tested the missile. now allegedly north korea tested warhead. iran doesn't have to test the warhead as emac pointed out they have extra theater in in north korea to do it. they are all intertwined. hard power is gonethanks to president obama. axis of evil is alive and well again. we will never hear

it was now up to new mexico governor bill richardson who hesitated. you're talking about a convicted rapist and a man who's accused of a heinous murder. imagine you must have thought, i don't know if i want this person in our state? >> well, that's true. he was a very bad guy and i said to my staff, let's be sure of all the facts. let's be sure that we're doing the right thing. >> the governor wanted to hear from brooke's family. brooke's mother called the state capitol and spoke to a top aide. do you remember the exact words that you used in that phone call? >> i remember that i said we had gone through a lot already and that we were hoping that this could be the end of it and that we would just hope that they would consider it. >> you're appealing to their hearts? >> i was. >> how critical was that phone call, that personal phone call from the wilberger family to your office? >> well, it was absolutely critical. as long as there's life imprisonment, as long as the family of brooke wilberger felt that this would bring closure, i was comfortable in si

i was on the phone today with bill richardson, the former secretary of energy, a democrat.n't like played aaa baseball, and during the baseball game, hit a line drive through my legs to the fence and killed me. i called him today because we had an ohioan being held in north korea. bill has been there. with some success. why wouldn't i call him? senator,t, the former i called him and i said we have worked together. we are not going to poison each other's wells, we are not going to fix social security or anything else. [applause] gov. kasich: i had a very distinguished reporter asked me, "when you say that, do people just think it is sweet? do they really believe it?" let me ask you. talking about people getting along and solving problems, is that a fantasy? is that just a sweet comment? good, we are going to let her know you don't think it is sweet, because it does not have to be that way. we have to stop all this, it's all about me and yelling at the other person. we can disagree. i fight with people all the time. but at the end, i can find something i agree with them on. a

if you go back to 2008 bill richardson in fact made a deal with barack obama and his voters when theyted bar okay abama which is part of the reason i think obamas margins were wider than it was indicated it would be. >> you're in a room and you've got 45 bernie sanders supporters and 45 hillary clinton supporters and 10 martin o'malley supporters. they've got to go between the two camps. it could be pretty crucial. >> i've written about that. there is still a question of who they would go to. there is some suggestion -- >> who are they is the other question. >> well, that's the other question. i don't really know them. but there is some suggestion they would go to bernie sanders but the polling on, that they're such a small percentage of the election. >> you can't get good cross-tabs. >> exactly. >> let's talk about this traffic jam between kasich, rubio, chris christie and jeb bush. this is one month ago versus today. the only person who seems to be making gains is kasich. he was up on the air early. he he from the very beginning made the choice he was going to only fight in new hamp

a lot of people come on air including bill richardson who says increase in demand. no. schlumberger has it better. >> thank you, of course, exactly. china is going to consume more oil this year than last but not as much as perhaps the increase in supply is going to be there for them. >> as is often the case, i listen to governor richardson. they say, oh, i guess china is down and demand -- that's not true. we've got to be really careful about our facts here. there is an increase in demand but it's overwhelmed by saudi arabia. they pumped in a huge amount. schlumberger had to take a price concession. the pumping in saudi and kuwait and oman is incredible. not just russia. >> a lot of stories about russia and the budget constraints and the results it find itself under. the budget was hoping for that, but it's not going to be. they're weakening. >> yes, they are. >> they're being weakened significantly. >> schlumberger makes the point. they talk about russia, north america being tapped out. companies are tapped out. >> what does that mean? >> they don't have enough money t

ambassador to the united nations, bill richardson.good morning. >> you are in a neat position to discuss this this morning with your experience dealing with the north kaor korea regime. >> i don't believe it was a hydrogen bomb. it's another tender box situation in northeast asia. i think it requires diplomacy by the united states, by china, by south korea and russia which is a new friend of north korea. north korea is saying to the world, we're still around. maybe all the troubles in the middle east but you've got to deal with u. this is their fourth nuclear test since 2006. they obviously have nuclear weapons. they may have as many as ten. they are saying we will not have our nuclear weapons curved like you did like iran. were here to stay so i think it's important that we have a strong response but at the same time look at ways that we can find out where this new leader of north korea is coming from. whether he wants engagement or whether he just wants to continue this hostility swards the outside world. >> if confirmed, does this

i want to bring in bill richardson to talk gun control with us. thanks for being with me today.hat we might get from president obama next week with regard to these new executive actions on monday potentially requiring gun show dealers to seek more background checks for some gun sales. what do you think about what we know about the president's plan so far? >> well, i believe that it's going to be narrowly focused gun show loopholes, i'm sure he will address that. i think the politically stronger measure might be linking it to the terrorism issue. in other words, the no-fly zone, not allowing those that have traveled to countries like sudan, saudi arabia, have more rigorous visa requirements. the woman in san bernardino that was allowed in on a spousal visa obviously had attacked the united states on social media. so i think there needs to be a combined effort there, but i think politically, i heard your report by ron allen. the congress will do nothing. these measures will be challenged in the courts, they will probably for awhile not be implemented if at all, but i think public

. >> one other thing you did in 2008, he kind of had secret back room deals with bill richardson on caucusre, wheeling and dealing to get candidates who don't rise above 15% to get their supporters. how much work is being done behind the scenes to get those martin o'malley supporters? that could matter. >> it could. i think it's less than in 2008. 2008, you had a long list of candidates. richardson, vice president biden, senator dodd who were not going to make threshold in a lot of districts. but that was a lot of voters to divvy up between john edwards, hillary clinton, and president obama. but in a lot of these smaller rural districts that had disproportionate weight in the iowa caucus system, that is going to matter. so if the clinton and sanders organizations are well organized and well run, they will identify with supporters, begin outreach to them and have a strategy to woo them over on caucus night. in a very close race, and everything says this will be a very close race, it could make a difference. >> it will be an o'malley factor. great to have you with us this morning. >>> everyo

as will mitt romney, bill richardson and a cast of millions at java joe's. morning. >> this is turning out to be the place to be. >> this is where it all began. >> it is. java joe's. they weren't going to let us come, but then we get here and a funny thing happened. >> my friend timmy, timmy russert shows up. >> tim russert wandered in off the street, came in with his barn jacket on. >> the door blows open, it's snowing like crazy outside. >> the temperature was 6 below zero. you would never know it. >> tim russert walks through snow drifts, comes up to us, wipes the snow off his shoulders and says, hey, do you mind if i'm on the show. >> you didn't have to dress for this occasion here. >> i've been called a number of things but never a limousine liberal. >> at the very beginning we said we had an audience of one, it was tim russert. that morning our audience of one actually came here and that made all the difference. >> i think it was the first time he has been on this show and it really gave "morning joe" a stamp to say, you guys are okay. >> it was great.

rhondella richardson is live with more at the state house. reporter: the new bill focuses on having a prescription monitoring program and it focuses on the most vulnerable can have easier access for treatment. today they announced the act relative to substance used, prevention. and there are a few differences in the governor's bill and the house bill calls for a seven-day limit on prescription drugs and not like the three-day proposal. governor baker wants a hold on the over dose victims. they want a 23-hour hold and that comes with a mandatory treatment plan and follow-up with a patient before they are discharged from the hospital. rhondella richardson, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: the man accused of shooting a police officer did not show his face in court. he was arraigned this morning. the 27-year-old was held on a $1.5 million bond for friday's shooting and being held on $500,000 for drug offenses. the officer is out of the hospital tonight. ed: the man charged with killing his little girl once known as baby doe is being hour. michael mccarthy was arraigned on the de

turns out richardson has announced he is footing the bill for every single parent employee to go to the game in santa clara. even the interns are invited. >> wow. >> let's hope cam newton and the boys can dab their way to glory because there's going to be a whole lot of panther pride in that stadium. >> boss of the year. >> not the first time he did it. panthers have only been one other time to the super bowl. he did it that time as well and just believes it takes a village to get there and that everybody deserves to cheer on -- >> maybe that time is a charm. >> who will win. >> today i'm picking carolina and cam newton. >> that was nice. >> i practiced. >> i hate to put pressure on you on that. >> thanks. i could change my mind next week. >> always. >>> if you've got the need, the need for speed brace yourselves, "top gun 2 this tweet was just posted. tom cruise. he captioned it just got back from a weekend in new orleans to see my old friend tom cruise and discuss a little "top gun 2." the project confirmed last year right here in "pop news." now we know tom is officially returning to

richardson is live in the state house with a closer look. rhondella? reporter: the governor and the senate have proposals and now there is a house bill up for debate. everyone agrees the state must do something as the governor says, four people are dying of overdose every day. lawmakers believe taking care of addicts in the throws of the open yoid cry -- opiod crisis is step one. governor baker proposed a three-day hospital hold on the survivors and house speaker questions if that is constitutional. the act relative to substance, use, treatment, education and than a 24-hour hold with a mandatory treatment plan prior to discharge. a collaborative approach that they say doesn't tie up available hospital beds. >> we are talking about keeping these folks in the emergency ward for three days? i don't see how a hospital is going to be able to either care for them or for that manner care for those who have some other physical ailment. >> three is a better number than seven. three is consistent with the cdc recommendation. >> hospitals will conduct a medical evaluation when individuals prevent -- present themselves with overdose. >> whether it is three day

turns out richardson has announced that he is footing the bill for every single panthers employee to go to the game in santa clara. even the interns are invited. >> wow. >> let's hope cam newton and the boys can dab their way to glory because there's going to be a whole lot of panther pride in that stadium. >> he's a good boss. >> yeah. >> boss of the year. >> not the first time he did it. the panthers have only been one other time to the super bowl. >> that's right. >> he did it that time, as well, and he just believes that it takes a village to get there and that everybody deserves to cheer them on. >> maybe that time is a charm. >> what do you think, by the way? >> today i'm picking carolina and cam newton. >> that was nice. >> i practiced. >> all right, good. i hate to put pressure on you on that. >> thanks. >> always. >>> if you've got the need, the need for speed, brace yourselves, "top gun 2" is coming. "top gun" producer jerry bruckheimer just posted this tweet after a visit with mav vick, tom cruise. he captioned, i just got back from a weekend in new orleans to see my old f

bill cosby in pennsylvania last week. he is now free on $1 million bail. [ the boston dramatic steps to deal with home delivery trouble. edition. paper after shifting to a new delivery vendor. rhondella richardson is live in frustration. rhondella: some people still have not received their sunday globe. one man who did not get it went to the grocery store to buy it and was shocked to see another man they' re trying to sign up subscribers. >> i said, what' s the deal. he said they were offering a half price of scripture. i laughed and said, i cant get my paper. rhondella: regular raiders want the real story -- readers want the real stroy. >> now it is 8 days. >> they are going to reimburse us for a couple weeks of nondelivery. we would call them and they say your way time is going to exceed one are. -- on ehour. rhondella: the globe did e-mail the couple. a half a dozen zip codes in boston even after reporters and staffers volunteered to take on delivery. >> this morning we were excited because there was a newspaper. my husband ran out and it was the daily news. not the globe. rhondella: the globe says aci media took over distribution with a staff of 600 carriers who need to learn new addresses.

bill evans tomorrow morning. we'll be with you hour by hour. >>> new tonight, protecting crapped and chapped lips, severely dried skin. how do you keep it protected in these cold months? here's kemberly richardson. >> reporter: there's no avoiding it, so when it comes to your skin -- >> cocoa butter. >> yes, love it. keeps it moist the whole way. >> reporter: what's the best way to combat the harsh effects of the cold? the doctor tells me for your feet, elbows, and knees, a little known secret. look for products containing urea. >> that's a humectant. it pulls moisture in to the upper layers of the skin. this adds in hydration and softens them. >> reporter: you may yearn for a hot shower or bath. skip it. >> that can actually dehydrate our skin. >> reporter: after soaking in lukewarm water, doctor says follow the one minute rule, the maximum time you have to put on your moisture. your pores are open. she said stack up on >> creams are more hydrating than lotions. >> reporter: when it comes to your lips, you must have a protective barrier. though tempting, don't lip them. >> we actually have digested enzymes in our saliva so that breaks down the skin. it's good for inside the mouth but bad on th

richardson in midtown. how is it feeling? >> it's cold. that's not stopping the folks when they get on board the boats, they are staying inside. on the hudson, the wind gusts that bill is talking about, we are feeling them. uncomfortable, yes. is the wind biting? absolutely. some folks wouldn't have it any other way. >> i love it. >> reporter: today she is head over heels for the first time this season. folks are pulling out the parkas and putting on long johns. miguel's mask made its debut. >> i bought this about maybe a week ago and thinking that it wasn't really going to work, i would probably use it some other time. >> reporter: then pow. >> using it today. >> reporter: head down, dashing quickly to get where they need to go. >> very cold. >> reporter: you think you are cold? imagine how he feels way up there or these guys. this group didn't seem phased >> kind of used to it after 25 years of doing it, so -- >> is it warmer in the hull? no wind. >> that's the secret. >> reporter: no secret tonight up. amy is ready. >> as far as the glasses, that might be the first time. >> reporter: she is chic. >> yes, a fashion leader. >> reporter: oh, she was. all joking asid