boxer boxer: absolutely. mr. cardin: and you're absolutely right about the private contractor issue. that's something that i don't think everyone -- when you look at 800,000, 800,000 federal workers that have been furloughed, that doesn't include the private contractors, which are clearly going to an additional hundreds of thousands that are not working today. yes, it's a huge drain on our economy and there's no reason for this. so for all those reasons, what we say very clearly on day 14 -- day 14 -- of this shutdown, let us open government, let us pay our bills and, yes, let's develop a sensible way to negotiate our budget. let's not try to -- to threaten the american people and then try to pass an extreme agenda as a result of that. i thank my -- through the chair, i thank senator boxer for yielding me the time. mrs. boxer: through the chair, i thank my friend. you know, this contractor issue is a sleeper issue in a way, as this woman writes in the "baltimore sun," because if you look at the numbers, senator,

. >>> still to come, senator boxer ambushed by a furloughed federal worker. and at 5:55 a bay area bride and grooms wedding plans scrapped because of the government shut down. >>> a federal judge denied the request for user information. google, yahoo!, facebook and microsoft asked for permission to discloss the quantities and type of question but details would violate surveillance laws and defended the nsa current policy to disclose the number of people targeted without giving specific details. a lawsuit against san jose police in the shooting death of a man has been thrown out of court. it was filed by the parents of daniel fam. he was mentally ill. police shot him after he slashed his brothers throat and refused to put down the knife. a federal judge ruled that police did not use excessive force. >>> a violent armed robbery at a habitat for humanity construction site in oakland. what police need to help catch the culprits. >> a crime was shocking to habitat for humanity and police. 1:30 yesterday the four men walked on the development and robbed the crew on

strong." >> reporter: as a boxer, he's fearless.what he's been wrestling with that's proved the toughest fight of his life. >> it's my moment right now. it's my time. >> reporter: now training for saturday's world featherweight championship fight, 32-year-old orlando cruz says for years he's battled a fear far more threatening than any opponent. [ speaking in another language ] >> reporter: i'm in a sport that's very macho. he says. sometimes in the ring people would shout gay slurs at me before i came out. after the fight, i would cry with my mom. but last october, he didn't pull any punches. announcing to the world that he's gay. telling "usa today" i have and will always be a proud puerto rican. i have always been and always will be a proud gay man. then, just this summer, in another courageous move, he proposed to his long-time boyfriend on facebook. >> i don't recall very many, if any, professional openly gay male athlete be considered the best in their sport. he puts his name in the history books. >> reporter: alongside other

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strong." >> as a boxer, he's fearless.what he's been wrestling with that's proved the toughest fight of his life. >> it's my moment right now. it's my time. >> reporter: now training for saturday's world featherweight championship fight, 32-year-old orlando cruz says for years he's battled a fear far more threatening than any opponent. [ speaking in another language ] >> reporter: i'm in a sport that's very macho. sometimes in the ring people would shout gay slurs at me before i came out. after the fight, i would cry with my mom. but last october, he didn't pull any punches. announcing to the world that he's gay. telling usa today i have and will always be a proud puerto rican. i have always been and always will be a proud gay man. then, just this summer, in another courageous move, he proposed to his long-time boyfriend on facebook. >> i don't recall very many, if any, professional openly gay male athlete be considered the best in their sport. he puts his name in the history books. >> reporter: alongside other pro athlete

that's a boxer, huh? >> bunny trapped in the body of a boxer. >> that's a cute costume, thanks, tyson. >> thanks, tyso >> our next model, everybody, there are two of them. they love to cuddle and they love to play dress-up. >> oh, better and wereny. >> better and ernie. that's cute. >> i thought wendy like same-sex marriage is sort of everywhere and everybody is talking about it, lifetime like sort of roommates can now marry. lifetime roommates can marry if they want. >> they're so cute. >> thank you bye, better and wereny. >> our next model is nala. she's a pitbull who loves to sun bathe and hike. >> these are great costumes. >> that is a great one. he's a horse. >> i get it. >> also a transgender, like a trans-species sort of a moment. or a dog-dog, of course. >> this is a fabulous costume. look, she's modelg. a super model nala. >> i want a dog so badly. >> this costume. >> i don't know. >> i'm going to make wendy guess. >> otto is an english bulldog. come on out here. >> come on out, adam. >> oh my go

boxer: mr. president, move to reconsider. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the motions to reconsider are considered made and laid upon the table, the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action, and the senate will resume legislative session. the senator from california. mrs. boxer: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the period of morning business for debate only be extended to 7:30 p.m. and that all provisions of the previous order remain in effect. and i would ask that i may be recognized for as much time as i might consume. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. boxer: mr. president, thank you so very much. i think we are all in a state of shock that we are entering the fourth day of a government shutdown, or we've completed, it and no movement in sight. and i wanted to go home to california and see how the affordable care act is going in california since that's the reason the republicans have shut down the government. and i want to report to

boxer: thank you. madam president, as you know and as i know, this is the 11th day of a completely manufactured crisis, a self-inflicted wound that came about because our colleagues on the other side of the aisle are obsessed with repealing a law that's called the affordable care act. a law that passed almost four years ago whose benefits have taken root -- and i'll go over those benefits for all americans , and for a group of americans that have had a really hard time getting insurance, we're just beginning to see them be able to sign up for health insurance for some of them for the first time. and because our colleagues are so obsessed with repealing this law, which as i said passed almost four years ago, which was upheld by the supreme court as being totally constitutional, and about which there was a presidential election and a senate election in which the people who wanted to keep this law and of course make it better won, the republicans can't accept it. and as a result, they have shut down the g

i want to start with you, marking with get your reaction to what senator boxer was saying. it sounds like there's been some back and forth. there's cordial conversation happening. unclear if that's really going to have any meaning in the end. >> i have to say, first of all, karen, that i was amazed to hear senator boxer's solicitous concern for the republican party. i'm sure john boehner will be very glad to hear that. we heard on saturday morning, it seemed like a deal was coming. that everybody was finally sitting down and talking. and that there was going to be something good happening this weekend. and then president obama, again, said no. it seems to me that somebody should explain to the president and to harry reid that the word "compromise" is not spelled n-o. >> hold on, mark, on that. what was presented to the president was not a compromise. what was presented was kind of just a rehashing of what they've been talking about all along. and i think it does, you know, the question is, why not just open the government, then? i mean, it would be easy to do. the president

i would like to comment on something that senator boxer said earlier.obama helped write this law that both republicans and democrats passed. not one single republican voted for this law, ashleigh. so what we've got today is the majority of the american people, particularly those in my district that have said they have major concerns about this law. >> you know, congressman, i'm sorry, i'm just trying to search my mind, there was one republican who voted for it. it's not fair of you to say not one single republican. i will say this in your defense. any of the republicans who voted for obama care, they are no longer on the hill, so yes, there's a fresh new crop that doesn't like it. but on behalf of the rest of america, would you please just perhaps leave it to the elections of more members to vote out different bills instead of holding the cr and the spending to do this? i know it's been done in the past but it's really painful to the economy and it's painful to the rest of us, and it's painful to all those people who are out trying to work check to chec

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>> boxing official from outside the ring leaps into the ring, picks up that boxer and just body slams him to regain control of this match. >> that was like wwe stuff! >> watch it again in slow-mo. and then he gets a tongue lashing. >> he's like a skinny guy, too, compared to the boxer. >> but he was still mouthing off at the end there. it's poor sportsmanship. >> he got served is what we got. >> we're heading to russia. >> who is that in the cross section? a little owed lady with a cane. you're thinking bad stuff. >> how this is actually kind. >> and how this guy takes low to a new level. >> he's trying to do the lowest back flip ever. >> oh gosh. >>> sometimes it's just fun to watch videos of people doing amazing things just with their bodies. ♪ something to prove, we don't have a moment to waste ♪ >> this was all put together by an organization called cheer sounds, a group of musicians and producers who put to the musical mixes for cheerleading competitions, pretty amazing fets of strength, flexibility. >> to let somebody toss you 20 feet in the air and catch you one-handed. know ho

boxers >> it's not the boxers it's my body that he likes to look at. >> kirk: but you keep the boxers on? >> yes. and it's 20 minutes and i walk in and strip down, and he wants to see my body >> go work at a men's strip club. >> kirk: you are claiming you are not gay? >>ight. i plan on spending the rest of my life rubbing her >> i don't want to be your cover up. i don't want you bringing me down because you are gay and tearing my life apart. if you are having sex with men, you are harming us. you are harming this baby and harming me. >> kirk: what do you want to happen? you want to take the testp prove that -- >> i want to prove that i'm not gay i did not sleep with those men, i just rubbed their feet >> take the test! take the test! >> kirk: and valerie's mother connie is backstage and she has a lot to say about this. connie, come on out. [applause] >> valerie you know under that makeup he punched you, smacked the you, head butted you. you've done physical things to her and the baby. you are still hitting her. >> kirk: wait a minute. wait. wait. wait >> have you been physically viole

world heavyweight champion takes on russia's boxer in moscow. the two fighters have been trying to arrange a date for almost a year. one goes in as the longest reigning champion since joe louis. it will be a lucrative date. win or lose, he is set to collect 13 million euros. withe one side championship else from three boxing associations, the heavyweight from ukraine. on the other side -- the russian with one belt. undefeated in 26 bouts, he now faces the biggest fight of his career. >> the pressure is pretty high, of course, but i do have home court advantage. training with my coach went really well. i am very happy with how we prepared. he appears glance, at a disadvantage. he is smaller, lighter and has fought fewer matches. boxer, on the other hand, is betting on his physical strength and experience. he has not lost the fight in more than nine years. he's got his work cut out, though. ofif you review the list fights and championships, it is clear this man deserves respect. i think he is the best man i have ever fought. >> the fight in the ol

seems those super-roomy fruit of the loom boxers give them the extra torque they need to rewrite thend turn this car into a time machine. am i overplaying the underpants? possibly, but at least this crew's not having to recalibrate their own lugnuts and bolts in front of 20 million fans. these boxers might not deserve all the credit for breaking the track record... but they sure aren't slowing anyone down. >> joe: john farrell and the red sox talk about finding a way, and they have found a way to bring the tying run to the plate. >> tim: finding the hard way. >> joe: no hit through 5 2/3 and now they have got ortiz who has never homered against benoit in his career. bases loaded, two outs. hard hit into right. back at the wall. tie game! the grand slam! >> joe: and torii hunter injured himself going over the wall into the red sox bull pen. he appears to be all right. boy, that was a nasty spill over the wall. looked like he had blood on the back of his head, and what did you say? david ortiz had never homered against joaquin benoit until now. fastba fastball. >> tim: he he's be's bee

boxer: senior now. mr. nelson: is one of the most prominent and active measures of the abling committee which has not pointed out statistics like this over and over again. mr. boxer: i want to say to my friend i hope we can have these conversations, i thank you so much for recognizing my friend so he could make his point. we are, as leader pelosi said, we're playing with fire. we're playing with lives. one of our colleagues, senator casey from pennsylvania, read the most amazing letter he got from a constituent who said she's so worried about their parents, they're in their 80's and the fear, just the thought of maybe not getting a check on time, that's making her parents physically ill. why are we doing this? there's no reason to do this. this is a self-inflicted wound. the government shutdown is self-inflicted. playing with the full faith and credit of the united states of america, self-inflicted wound. and here's the thing: we know one of the heroes of the republican party and a hero to many democrats is

boxer: thank you. we'll each have about 7 1/2 minutes. the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. boxer: madam president, we're going to fix the injustice that my colleague spoke about. in justice to families who lost their loved ones. let me be clear about one of those five who denied the benefit was someone important to me, a constituent of mine, army first lieutenant jennifer marino from san diego who was killed this weekend in afghanistan by a roadside bomb. 25 years old. and because of this shutdown, brought to us by the republicans, those families suffered even more in their already suffering. let's be clear, this never had to happen. never had to happen. this government has been shut down by the republicans for one reason, and john boehner was honest about it. he said -- and i quote him -- "the american people don't want to shut down the government, but the american people don't want obamacare. they don't want the affordable care act." well, let me say that to close down the government because you don't like a law tha

what country. >> could i go back to barbara boxer.lf of women who suffered oppression of any sort of abuse within their home by anybody who supposedly cares for them, for her to trivialize domestic abuse and compare it to political negotiations seems to me -- it seems so wrong that i bet that all the women's groups around there will be awfully quiet today. everyone should be loud about barbara boxer's comments today and their concern about how does this make politicians look. how does it minimize the abuse women suffer under the hand of someone who's been wronging them and putting them under oppression. this is, to me, on the eve of peace, we're looking at a deal possibly being done, to go and minimize the abuse that women face. unfortunately -- i am beside myself that she would go there. >> it's over the line. >> just add that to the list. >> meantime let's tell you about this. we know you were very interested in the march on washington, the million vets march that took place on sunday. there's another one today, as it turns out. the

. >> when this world heavyweight champion boxer fell under attack, he normally hits right back so when parliament passed a lew that would prevent vitaly klitschko from running he pulled no punches. >> taking into consideration all these dirty manipulations that have been taking place in parliament, we texted laws, i want to declare that this does not intimidate me and will not stop me. to head off these bogus schemes as an attempt to get even with me as a possible candidate, i will declare that i will run for president. but he may not be eligible. mr. klitschko has resident as i in germany. under new law people who have permanent resident as i in other countries no longer count as ukrainian residents, his fighting talk prompted this reaction from the opposition party. >> he didn't pay taxes in ukraine. he is paying taxes in germany so germans will have high pensions. this is what you will have to explain during the election campaign. >> mr. klitschko is the first declared challenger to the president who is widely expected to seek a second term during elections in march of 20 14 and the

the winning team's boxer gets a point. and that would certainly cut down on the marathon overtime games. imagine the drama. now people would certainly wash that after removing a few teeth from the ice, back to hockey. you call it crazy, i call it saving two sports and sources day don king, 82 years old and all, is very interested. >> don king is interested. that is what they tell us. >> who is they? >> i have to check my sources. >> our game of the week poll winner, seneca valley with sherwood with more than 9,000 votes. we're there tomorrow night. they will lead our coverage at 11:00. >> sources say don king is interested. >> okay. >> go check your sources. >> that was just odd. i'm not sure if that i got you white chocolate pumpkin. oh, please don't call me "pumpkin." no, white chocolate and pumpkin. oh! pumpkin. ha-ha! pumpkin is back at dunkin' donuts. hurry in for delicious pumpkin coffees and lattes today. america runs on dunkin'. no! you don't even get football. [ male announcer ] when you've got 100% fiber optic fi

boxer: mr. president, i am so pleased to be down here with some really good news out of california in how obamacare, the affordable care act, is working in our great state. people are phoning, people are going online, people are talking with insurance agencies, with health insurance companies. they're getting health care coverage, some for the very first time, many for the first time it's affordable. all good policies, good policies that will be there when they're needed. and, yes, we know a small percentage, as the president he addressed yesterday, are being told that their old policies are not going to be offered to them anymore. but all of those folks know they can get better policies. they can't be turned away. there will be competition for their business. many of them will get subsidies. so i think at the end of the day, this health care story, although quite bumpy, as we know the prescription drug launch was years ago, we know it's bumpy. and we're angry that it's bumpy, both sides of the

take my pants off, pull my boxers off.'m going to check it, raise my hand here, look at my armpits. i'm going to do like this, my tongue, lift my sack, lift it up, separate it, uh. want to check that out? drop it, boom. turn around. i don't have to -- you don't have to grab your cheeks, you know what i mean? i just do because it says "open wide," and i do this right here. that way, they can see it. then i squat, bam, all right? then i just say, huh! you know what i mean? or sometimes i scare them and go, ah hah, and that's about it. >> while houck can laugh in prison, he has more serious issues to deal with on the streets, and now after nearly two years, this is his last night in santa rosa. >> i haven't had a bad time since i've been here. i've been laughing as much as i possibly can, joking, i mean, whatever i can make the best out of, i do it. i don't think about the outside streets, i don't think about mom, i don't think about my daughter, i don't think about none of that. it's real easy to live in prison, seriously. i

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now, senator boxer is absolutely right.t has to happen -- speaker boehner even now knows, because about 20 republican members have publicly said that they would vote for a clean continuing funding resolution if it comes on the floor. all john boehner has to do is grow some courage and put that bill on the floor and allow the whole house to vote on it. we can send it to the senate, the senate can send it to the president, and we can reopen the government and stop hurting women and children. and -- who need nutrition. stop -- make sure little kids can go back to their head start programs. make sure that cancer patients with participate in clinical trials at the nih. this is just offensive and immoral. >> senator, how long do you think this is going to last? or is the date of the debt ceiling and this continuing resolution going to merge and this is going to go on for a number of weeks? >> i'm very worried, because unless speaker boehner relents and brings before the house the clean funding resolution, then this thing could go

this shut down is mindless. >> boxer noted thousands of people in california and conservative statesd up for affordable care act. >> well, as you mentioned a moment ago, signs wash is moving closer to a deal sent stock prices up today but what happens if there is no deal? a lot of people are warning of the consequences. wendy gill yet has that part of the story. >> closing bell signaled the end of what turned out to be a positive day. signs a deal may be closer at hand helped turn around u.s. markets experts say no agreement would bring big problems. >> that i is going he trigger a chain reaction that is unpredictable. nobody know what's will happen if have you to call in to question the viability of treasury securities. >> the shut down cost the u.s. more than $100 million per day. but economists say not raising by thursday could lead to a recession. after thursday, the government would have enough money to pay about two thirds of the bills. $106 billion short. international monetary fund warning of a global ka pass trophy. >> would bring about uncertainty. so much risk of disruptio

this shut down is mindless. >> boxer noted thousands of people in california and conservative states>> well, as you mentioned a moment ago, signs wash is moving closer to a deal sent stock prices up today but what happens if there is no deal? a lot of people are warning of the consequences. wendy gill yet has that part of the story. >> closing bell signaled the end of what turned out to be a positive day. signs a deal may be closer at hand helped turn around u.s. markets experts say no agreement would bring big problems. >> that i is going he trigger a chain reaction that is unpredictable. nobody know what's will happen if have you to call in to question the viability of treasury securities. >> the shut down cost the u.s. more than $100 million per day. but economists say not raising by thursday could lead to a recession. after thursday, the government would have enough money to pay about two thirds of the bills. $106 billion short. international monetary fund warning of a global ka pass trophy. >> would bring about uncertainty. so much risk of disruption. that it would again be at r

they spent a couple days in japan, and then they were there when the boxer rebellion occurred. she asks, did their stay in china influence their political ideas? >> there stays in a lot of places influence their views. one thing they were interested in was ways to keep our freedom. they saw what it was like when freedom had been taken from people. >> what influence their joint what was it about them and their development that led them to view the world in that way? >> i don't know they necessarily had that view when they first started out, but over time, because they were in china during the boxer rebellion, they were in europe during the warreak of the first world -- they had lived in countries where people's freedoms had been curtailed. taught about freedom in america, and then seeing other people not having those freedoms -- they saw that was subbing that was very important. and also that approach enabled the cougars to acquire quite a bit of wealth and be very successful in their children field. >> multimillionaires when they got to the white house. >> absolutely. >> the bo

thank you, chairman. >> senator fischer. >> thank you, chairman boxer. mr.diloreto, you said you were from oregon and you had the dtm. when i said state legislator, i met represented in your legislature, bruce starr, who worked on the vtm. how many vehicles to you have involved in that? do you know quechee said you're looking to expand. >> i do not. spent do you know what the the program was? >> no, but i can give you all the information. i'm not an expert in it but i can get you everything you need and that. >> been a long it would take to set it up? >> if you were to do it full you're looking at probably 10 years or more because you're going to have to either retrofit existing vehicles or not to wait until the fleet goes through the entire, turn over your entire fleet. >> thank you. as a civil engineer, i know that senator inhofe, i was told, ask this in the planning i believe the mr. lewis. when i stepped out, but for you, sir, as a civil engineer on planning and the uncertainty of planning when you don't know what the funding is, can you tell us a little

. >> inmates on suicide watch are stripped of all possessions except boxer shorts, placed in a strippedn cell and undergo around the clock observation. after they examined him, mental health staff determined mcdaniel was not suicidal. for refusing to take the drug test and he most must remain in the custody control unit where he will be locked into his cell 23 hours a day. later he said it was because he had taken some of his cell mate's prescription methadone. i refused it because i was positive too and ended up over here. >> can you talk to me a little bit about the letter? >> the letter was never intended to be found. i wrote it about a month ago. just haven't heard from nobody or nothing and you know was just feeling pretty down and so i wrote it. unfortunately, they found it. >> mcdaniel says part of his despair is from missing his two daughters who are 12 and 13 years old. he has spent almost half of their lives in prison. >> they had it rough not having me around. i chose drugs a lot of the time. that deprived them. you write them and don't get a response you know. >> mcdaniel ha

. >>> but up next, democratic senator barbara boxer accusing gop lawmakers of acting like domestic abusers, what republicans have to say about that. you're going to hear from congressman >>> okay now its time to show you what we are watching. we put together the best videoings out there. take a look. admit it, once you saw tom hanks jumping on that giant keyboard. ♪ >> i'm not doing that last part. >> it's like she's been practicing for a while. >>> and you're heard the saying, dogs are man's best friend, but have you heard of them being baby's best friend. these two huskies giving their bff support as he lenaarns how crawl. >>> and wow, this 4-year-old really knows his stuff. check out his dance moves. ♪ maybe he could teach tom delay some new dance moves. you do remember his red pants in dancing with the stars, right. that's what we're watching tonight. and >>> what do you think about this, barbara boxer make -- >> when you start acting like you're committing domestic abuse, you've got a problem. i love you, dear, but, you know, i'm shutting down your entire government. i love you, dear,

androgel 1.62%. >>> what do you think about this, barbara boxer make -- >> when you start acting likecommitting domestic abuse, you've got a problem. i love you, dear, but, you know, i'm shutting down your entire government. i love you, dear, but, i'm going to default and you're going to be weak. >> republican congressman aaron shaq joins us, nice to see you, sir. >> i guess you are being compared to a spousal abuser? >> wow. i think our constituents expect that. we have had enough name calling in washington, d.c. and i think what they expect us to do is solve these problems. as far as abuse and poor decision making, i comfort think of anything more than the democrats inability to deal with our debt. that's all the republicans are asking of our president is to agree to negotiate, agree to come to the table. i'm very disappointed that thursday night he told the american people that he was going to negotiate and 24 hours later he called off the deal to negotiate. >> there seems to be some sort of deal to negotiate. to me the white house has called up. he met with leaders, he intends to

they combined it with another bill, so senator boxer had an opportunity to break it apart.f we can get that vote separately in the senate, it's exactly as she said there will be bipartisan support, we can resolve it. it's not just the speaker holding something up, it's the majority leader of the senate. both sides need to figure out, come together, and talk. our constituents demand that. as an elected official i want to see that happen. >> are you talking? can you tell us what's going on? >> there is -- there are conversations. in fact, there's a group of growing members, young somewhere newer members that haven't been here as long trying to break the logjam to make sure issues like the medical device tax repeal are entered into the debate, the discussion. i had my conversation with my leadership, speaker boehner yesterday and said, hey, this could be a possible way forward. that door's not closed. i've been speaking with u.s. senators from minnesota and they're open to the idea of repealing the medical device tax, too. maybe it's an idea of sitting down at the table with t

enough. >> senator barbara boxer, thank you very much. >> okay. thanks, reverend. >> now i want to bring in joan walsh from salon.com. thanks for joining me. >> thanks, rev. >> i want to play something that gop senator rand paul said this weekend about republicans getting blamed for this mess. listen to this. >> i think our demise is a little bit overstated. i would say that both parties are going to catch a lot of blame on this. i think the democrats and republicans are going to catch blame. i don't want to be here. i don't see this as winning or losing. this is a lose/lose situation. >> do some republicans honestly think they're not getting blamed for the shutdown. >> okay, can we all remember this was the guy caught on the open hot mic with mitch mcconnell saying we're winning this thing. he obviously cares about -- very smart. he obviously cares about winning and he has no know they're losing. it's possible they don't know they're losing. when you hang out with a bunch of neo-confederates on the mall who carry confederate flags to the home of

. >> senator barbara boxer explains to the senate what republicans are trying to take away when they away the affordable care act. senator boxer told the story of jeannine reid and her son mason's battle with brain cancer. >> there was a magnificent piece written in "the washington post" by one of my constituents, a mom, freelance writer who talks about her son who was born with a brain tumor and over the years they have had to have operation after operation after operation. and they came an inch away from reaching the lifetime limit on the policy. $500,000. and they -- they learned that the affordable care act passed and this child got his health care. and now as she says -- he is talking and heap is walki inhe e is shooting baskets. i saw that mom and the son on the lawrence o'donnell show the other night. if you haven't seen it on msnbc you, ought to take a look at it. >> see that segment with jeannine and her son on facebook.com/thelastword. the "rewrite" is next. anthony hopkins will rewrite the history of acting and crown a new acting king. long live king cranston. [ male annou

the letter was organized at the urging of barbara boxer. the secretary said she would now decide until next year. >> there could be a change to police recruits leaving san jose police department hopefully to have a prorated program if recruits leave before they cop -- complete five years of service. it costs $170,000 for each candidates' training. officers leaving because of pension and benefit losses in san jose. >> day dreamers: you may be more productive than anyone thought. >> the rally taking place against a high-end retailer accused of customer profiling. >> athletes will want to know about a study on concussions and the effectiveness of hold gear. >> and now, outside, from the sutro camera. mike nicco has >>> this morning, more fallout involving allegations of racial profiling at two retailers. barney's and mercy have until friday about racial profiling complaints in manhattan flag ship stars. african-american shoppers were unfairly questioned for credit card fraud after making pricey purchases. a brooklyn pastor will protest. >> nat

drawn, a woman with a one-year-old baby in the black car refused to stop after police had tried to boxer and. it was a bizarre incident that started minutes earlier when she almost hit police near the white house as she took a deadly path come a chased down pennsylvania avenue to the capitol. another confrontation and then up constitution to her death. by police a second time. she tried to avoid barriers and she was killed. authorities found the one-year- old who they rushed from the car. involves ad this man. >> they were not stopping, they kind of boxed him in. it looked like they tried to drive up on the sidewalk and that is when the shooting started. courts will police had declined to say whether the woman was armed, indications are that the police did all of the shooting. said -- of police >> there were multiple vehicles that were ramped, there were multiple officers that were struck. there were two areas of security that were attempted to be breach. but she got one set of theirs before capital please could hit them up. they came up under a pursuing police car. the good news is that

. >> when you got in, you took barbara boxer's seat because she left to run for the senate. >> she ran for the senate and run. you went into basically what was her office? >> no. >> you get your own office. you have to set up your own staff. >> yes. and you start from scratch. >> i had a lot to learn. a lot to learn but one thingy learned -- i was always true to myself and the other thing i knew is that i was a great human resources professional for 20 years. i knew how to hire people that knew d.c. and knew how to get through the system is, how to ride along. how to get me on the right committee and how to present myself. didn't know any of that. >> you were the first welfare mom to serve with congress. i think there's a second one now? >> i believe so. >> here is my question. why did you need welfare? you were a professional h gone to college. you had three kids to raise? >> my children were one, three, and five years old. >> what landed your on welfare? >> well, their dad was mentally skill would not get help. he was bipolar. he didn't get help for 19 years and i had a choice. hang

to separate real journalists and writers from people who are doing it on their living room couch in boxer shorts. >> i want to quote aaron sorkin, the writer behind the social network, that movie. he said everyone should have a voice but not everyone should have a microphone. i completely agree with him. i find it difficult as a journal is, someone who trained in the craft, studied, it is a craft, a number of people with the journalism badge don't know what they are doing. it's not as simple as a typo. that's not true when you're printing the text. hasn't been fact checked, didn't follow up, don't know a lead from a kicker. i'm sitting there thinking i can't believe it's being put out there, it's so unfortunate. that said, i do appreciate democratization of journalism. i'm glad a number of young voices have an opportunity to be heard. if you're waiting to get into the "new york times," it's going to take a you few years to get there. you might as well hone your class, but i wish more were dedicated to honing the craft not just page views. >> everyone has an opinion but not a credible opin

boxer: mr. president? the presiding officer: is there objection to the original request? mrs. boxer: just reserving the right to object to the original request, i feel i must respond. senator murray and i just looked at each other and said we feel like it's alice in wonderland here. where was my colleague the 20 times or more -- 21, to be exact -- 21 times when the chairman of the budget committee or her representative asked to go to conference on the budget resolution in which the conferees would negotiate for how to fund the various parts of government, and that instruction would be sent to the appropriators? i do not understand what is happening here. all we hear on the other side is negotiate, negotiate, and they won't remember, selective memory maybe, that they objected 21 times to going to negotiations on the budget. so i have to say this is the saddest display coming from the republicans who serve in the greatest legislative body in the world to try and fund this government on a piecemeal

you're undefeated as a professional fighter, pound per pound the greatest boxer of all time. but more importantly, you play chess. >> i love chess, stephen. the sweet science. >> stephen: floyd, my friend, is chess as dangerous as the san francisco police say? >> it can be, stephen, but with training, chess can be a symphony of tactics, skills, and creativity. >> stephen: it sound to me like it's a symphony of drugs, vice presidency, and barbecue. ( laughter ) >> stephen, there are always going to be some bad apples on the chess board. but you've got to understand, for kids in a tough neighborhood, chess is the only way out. they can pick up the game for the wrong reasons-- money, women, fame, how it looks on a college application. >> stephen: floyd, how did you stay straight? >> well, i was lucky. my father but a bishop in my hand when i was three. by the time i was six, i check mated a man twice whie size. >> stephen: speaking of which, my friend, you have a big game coming up facing world champion magnus carlsen, in reykjavik, iceland. what do you expect from magnus? >> yo