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at the capitol. ray. >> at the foot of the capitol steps. in position. within about two minutes mrs. kennedy having taken a position at the foot of the steps, the casket that appears, rendered by the coast guard band at the will of mrs. kennedy. old daughter of loveliness. slowly down the steps. this outfit has come to arrest, mrs. kennedy and the attorney general rule returned to their car. the staff and the military this is expected to take about 50 minutes. the crowd is very quiet this morning. the doors to the capitol were closed at 9:00. ten to 15,000 people who were not able to go inside. it is estimated that in the profession, the 18 hours that the casket was on you some 180,000 people were able to view the casket. and now to robert evan. inside the rotunda now members of congress, members of the house of representatives, senators and their staff, families are going past the casket watch changed every 30 minutes. the watch changing now. against the wall in the back of the rotunda, they had been seated. during the early hours of the morning the num

so i asked for a car to take me from the pentagon to the capitol. and so this time the military police car was accompanied by four motorcycle outriders. i felt like, you know, somebody really important. it was interesting that military were on every corner of independence avenue as we went down the side of the mall by the smithsonian and to the capitol. you'll recall that in those days, there was a big parking lot on that east side across from the supreme court. and there were people everywhere, just a sea of people that were outside the gates of the parking lot, and then they were being let in on that side and funneled eight abreast across and up the capitol steps and into the rotunda and then out by another way. so when we get close to the capitol, the motorcycle outriders are clearing the people away, and it finally gets down to a crush of people, and people are putting their nose up against the windshield and takitake ing pictures of this important person in the vehicle. finally, the gates swing open. i hadn't really thought about where i was go

get beyond the jargon that's coming up right ahead and jacket able to grease the wheels of power on capitol hill as one of the most infamous lobbyists in d.c. ever and iran sat down with us earlier today to talk about dodd frank and the politics of money you won't want to miss that one and ever wonder what goes on behind the doors of the gilded doors that is the goldman sachs we've got the guy who can tell you off or stephen man doesn't work to goldman for more than a decade and joins me in studio today to discuss his new book but for now let's get to the. i was a look at last year the federal reserve said it wouldn't raise short term interest rates until after the jobless rate dropped below six point five percent but according to new research the fed suggested it could keep she. term interest rates near zero for longer if you lower the threshold for the unemployment rate now these graphs that you're seeing right now these are from the wall street journal and they show how the fed is trying to thread the needle between short term interest rates and inflation the research argues that the mar

beyond the jargon that's coming up right ahead and jacket abrams off to grease the wheels of power on capitol hill as one of the most infamous lobbyists in d.c. ever and iran sat down with us earlier today to talk about dodd frank and the politics of money you won't want to miss that one and more ever wonder what goes on behind the doors of the gilded doors that is a goldman sachs we've got the guy who can tell you author stephen man does it work that goldman for more than a decade and joins me and see here today to discuss his new book but for now let's get to the cell. as of late last year the federal reserve said it wouldn't raise short term interest rates until after the jobless rate dropped below six point five percent but according to new research the fed suggested it could keep short term interest rates near zero for longer if you lower the threshold for the unemployment rate now these graphs that you're seeing right now these are from the wall street journal and they show how the fed is trying to thread the needle between short term interest rates and inflation the research argues tha

this is the capitol george washington knew and it's till the center of the capitol building today.petition to expand the house and senate sides to hold all of the politicians coming in from the new states. but then walter thought the original dome looked too small. so he drew another. >> he posted it on the wall in his office and members of congress would often come by and see that and it just stuck immediately. didn't even have a cost estimate, didn't know how they were going to construct it, how they were going to build it, how they were going to design it, yet it was so beautiful and so wonderful everyone just knew immediately that they had to do it. >> pelley: walter drafted it after the great marble domes he'd seen in europe only to discover that the building couldn't support the weight. so he conjured an illusion. everything-- every column, every ornament is cast iron painted to look like stone. the weight was cut in half. >> this is from 1863 and you can see it's signed by thomas you stick walter. >> pelley: his drawing in the archive reveals there are two domes-- an inner d

they use pepper spray as protesters refuse to leave the streets of ukraine capitol. syria's most vulnerable victims and 11,000 children are estimated to have died in the conflict and two presidential candidates are claiming victory in honduras with neither showing any backing down. ♪ well demonstrators in thailand forced their way in on a second day of protests and they scuffleled with protesters since sunday and threatening to occupy more government buildings until the prime minister steps down. now tens of thousands of opposition supporters are spreading out right across the capitol and organizers are calling for people to gather at 13 locations city wide. that is all happening in bangkok and we will go to the thai capital and what is going on in the finance ministry, veronica? >> the finance ministry is across the road from where i am now, just a few meters away and in the last hour or so there has been a dramatic build up of crowds coming into the area. my understanding is that the rally organizer has said that he wants to shift the central rallying point away an

from the capitol.s comes after the deadly clashes that happened last friday. this also comes after a major incident happening in the country in bengahzi this morning. the governor of be bengahzi city has almost been assassinated, but he got away, but one of his entourage was killed in the ambition. here in tripoli the spy chief was released after being abducted by a militia yesterday. >> let's go to george, a research fellow of international studies at the university of cambridge. he said it's unlikely that the libyan government will ever be able to control the militias. >> the government is no position to force the militias to do anything they don't want to do. don't forget less than a month ago he had been arrested by the militias and held for several hours. it's the most powerful militia responsible for the incidents that occurred over the weekend. the government has been trying for the last six months to persuade them to lay down their arms, retire to their home towns and allow it to reconstruct th

capitol to the white house. the mass at saint matthews cathedral, and the burial service at arlington national cemetery. we are on the steps of the capitol. there's is a huge crowd that has gathered. the watch is almost over. van is about to play hail to the chief. the casket will be brought down. the family is looking into the rotunda.

capitol hill, senator majority leader harry reid may resort to extreme measures to keep republicans from blocking presidential nominees. this is the so-called nuclear option, the big question right now is how close is he to using it? our chief congressional correspondent dana bash is following all of this and joins us live. >> reporter: hey there, john. it's all but certain he is going to try to change the rules at some point today. i'm cautious because i've seen this movement before and covered the senate long enough to know things can change at the last minute. the plan appears to be according to multiple democratic sources harry reid is going to launch the nuclear option, what that means in layman's terms is that it could be even more partisan on capitol hill if you can imagine that, than it is now. the reason that the democratic leader is going to seek to change the rules is because they're very frustrated with the fact that republicans have been holding up the president's nominees. let's just take a step back and talk about what we're discussing. look at the screen there, the

capitol right over here, is no accident.slavery was far more central to america's founding than many of us care to remember. >> slaves built the capitol. they built the white house, so much of the streets that you walk on once built by enslaved labor. >> my name is solomon northrup. i'm a free man. >> reporter: from d.c. northrup's captors drug him south through alexandria. >> he came through this building, but i don't know if he was actually sold in this building. >> reporter: row after row of slave dealers once clustered on u street like used car dealers cluster together now says a georgetown professor and one of the largest slave markets still stands converted by the northern virginia freedom league. >> at 1 time this building was used to enslave people and now the northern virginia urban league is to empower people. >> reporter: remembering who we once were helps us figure out who we can be. bruce leshan, wusa9. >> like a lot of our historic places, the freedom house museum in alexandria is short on funds. the northern v

they want jerusalem as the unified capitol of israel. they don't want to grant the rights the return of palestinian refugee, and they want to recognize it as a jewish state. the palestinians believe all of these conditions are a non-starter, but mahmoud abbas is committed to the nine-months period of talks he agreed to initially. if the talks fail he won't be blamed for their failure. >> in other news health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius was o on the hill again today. libby casey is in washington, and this time in the senate, that's supposed to be safe territory for the democrats but that was not the case today. >> reporter: that's right. chaired by senator mike bacchus of montana, he is the chief author of the affordable care act but he warned that the it's implementation was not handled correctly the law could turn into a train wreck, so he brought a stern set of words to her and was anticipated that the administration is not anticipating that the website would be so problematic, and called it inexcusable. now secretar

fortunately we've been slowed down there have been delays here and there from capitol hill at the agency itself we've been held up by something called cost benefit analysis which is an extraordinary step you go through to ensure that you're giving people the actual cost of these things but it's been more like cost benefit analysis paralysis in my view and we've been hindered by threatening and actual lawsuits in analysis paralysis now he was a candid wall street critic and unapologetic supporter of dodd frank chilton is the latest high level departure from the agency the cia f.t.c. chairman gary gensler is planning to leave at the end of the year as well while enforcement chief david mr stepped down last month and joel soma republican commissioner quit in july mr chilton did not specify a reason for the departure of departure date or his future plans. those are some of your headlines for this wednesday november sixth twenty thirteen. jack he was one of the most prolific lobbyist of all time so ambitious in fact that his work landed him behind bars in two thousand and six was sentenced to

mike emanuel is on fox top story live on capitol hill. mike, these numbers are going to be reportable in just about 25 minutes. and lawmakers there have been waiting for these numbers for a long time. the white house is saying they are going to be low. >> well, that's right, shep. we have been expecting those numbers. they said mid november they would give them to us. lawmakers have been asking multiple hearings what are the numbers? we want to see how many americans have successfully signed up for healthcare on healthcare.gov. again, the warning was that without the web site fully functional that the numbers would be extremely low. but we will get a hard number later this hour. in terms of getting that web site fully functional, the white house chief technology officer says the web site isn't there yet. >> the information that we had at the time was that cms had designed the system for 50, 600,000 concurrent users. right now, if you are asking me right now based on what i know now what the system is currently capable of handling the thin

the state capitol has been taken over by the people. unions say the governor is out to bust them. >> what's going on right now in the american midwest is about republicans versus democrats. it is about politics. >> but even with the public outcry, scott walker and his republican colleagues in the state legislature hold their ground. >> this is a major deficit that we're trying to solve. we're trying to get the state back on track fiscally. >> and with republicans solidly in the majority, passage of the bill is virtually assured. senate democrats looking for a way to stop the vote do something drastic. they determine that if 14 of them are not physically in the state, the republicans will not have a quorum to vote on the bill, so 14 senators including lina taylor secretly leave wisconsin. >> there really wasn't some huge strategic context, but what are our options? >> they headed down to the illinois border. people were just shocked. >> republicans are outraged. democrats defend the move. >> welcome back to "the ed show." thanks for watc

let's go live now to the capitol. adam, why is this election result so contentious?, for a few reasons. one is there was so many people running for president. eight in total, and two now -- the top two in this preliminary vote. and they often do internal polling, and they all thought that they had things summed up. and now they disagree with the results. and people just don't have faith in public institutions. they are full of corrupt bureaucrats sometimes. and there is a meeting right now with european union observers, and they are updating the press here in honduras. what their assessment was of the vote, and what they are saying is it seems to be a transparent vote, but it followed what they called an oh pack campaign, and they criticized some media organizations for not being independent. and despite the fact that it was a transparent vote, they invited other parties to present their evidence as soon as possible to the tribunal and to themselves. so it's clear they are saying it looks transparent from our point of view, but show us what evidence you have. at leas

i don't intend to be a politician on capitol hill.g and egos can be very bruised. i want to bring in john avlon, our senior political analyst here at cnn. so i keep hearing that partisanship could be at its very worst if the nuclear option is actually successful. to that i say, seriously, that was possible? i kind of thought we were at rock bottom. >> yeah. you know, by pretty much any measure, things are as hyperpartisan as ever before. this nuclear option would exacerbate even the deep divisions that exist right now. what i think is important for context here is for folk it is realize that the senate doesn't operate functionally with simple majority. the threshold is 60 not 51, the simple majority. this has been in place since 1917 when filibustering and cloture votes effectively began. in the last 12 years there have been 600. we've seen a dramatic ratcheting up of filibusters in the senate. that is what is creating the context and the sense of frustration. there are nearly 100 judicial vacancies right now. as long as those stay op

a major debate on capitol hill. the division among republicans and democrats coming really to a boil this hour. >> indeed. senate majority leader harry reid is fed up with republican filibuster threats. he and other democratic leaders invoking what's known as the nuclear option. >> what does it mean? it would change a very important rule in the u.s. senate and allow just a simple majority, 51 votes to overcome a filibuster. reid says the change is needed to keep the senate from becoming obsolete. >> but republicans say, it's a bunch of pointless drama. chief congressional correspondent dana bash is on capitol hill with the details. drama or necessary? >> reporter: it depends who you ask, how's that a dodge to the question? this is something that has been boiling for some time. when you look at the to-ing and fro-ing and the partisanship and tension about filibusters, blocking a president's nom fine. since it's a democratic president, the the republicans and minority able to use their power of the philly buster to bl

tough day for the obama administration on capitol hill. there was a lot of squabbling in the hearing room, real tensions evident between democrats and republicans on this panel but the obama administration officials were asked time and time again whether or not they can promise to hit the november 30th deadline for fixes healthcare.gov they laid out for themselves. they are unable to give a concrete answer to that that really brought confidence to the republicans on the panel on capitol hill. take a listen to this exchange where they ducked the issue whether or not they can guarantee november 30th is a head deadline for a fix. >> are we going to hit november 30th? >> thank you for the question and thank you for your kind words at the beginng, as well. the goal that has been laid out is for the site not to be perfect by the end of november -- >> functional people can log on. >> so the vast majority of americans will be able to use the site smoothly. that's the goal we're going for and working hard to get there. >> todd, the white house chie

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standoff in the thailand is becoming increasingly tense protesters are out on the streets of the capitolng an emergency law and threatening to continue occupying state buildings until the government steps down. protest leaders are calling for the entire nation to join in on antigovernme governmengovernmen are moving around bangkok and staging sit-ins at the interior and finance ministries and the arrest for the opposition leader. the protesters want an end to what they call the taxing system. the legacy of the former prime minister and his sister is now the prime minister of thailand and florence is live in bangkok and covering the story and how much bigger are these protests expected to get? >> well, the protest leaders have already said something big is going to happen on wednesday, they have not given us many details on what exactly that entails but they have said and asking their supporters to march to city halls across the country to demonstrate how angry they are with the government and the system here. as you mentioned the protest is out for one of the leaders and the police said

on capitol hill, brian mooar, news 4. >>> new complications for the u.s. military's presence in afgs. afghan president hamid karzai is refusing to sign a secretary pact to keep thousands of u.s. troops in the country after next year. the white house wants the deal finalized by the end of this year. karzai says he won't sign it until after the country's elections in april. without the agreement, the u.s. would have no legal basis to keep forces in the country to help train afghan troops. president obama kicking off a three-day fund raising trip to the midwest today, west coast. he's attending several events benefitting the democratic party. he'll attend a $20,000 a person of zumy's clothing change and attend a reception at the former home of a microsoft employee and tomorrow travel to san francisco and los angeles. >>> his job was to protect the president. tonight we hear from one of the last surviving secret service agents in dallas the day jfk was assassinated. >>> out with the old, in with the new. how rio is getting ready for the 2016 olympics. >>> than

capitol. but then they realized who this group was. the google befell them. the senator's staff moved once they realized who these guys were. the senator's staff on their own recognizance moved to un-help this group, to rescind the offer of booking the room. they called the group and said this couldn't happen. this is interesting. this is a home state group and a republican senator. but senator kirk is not like that on these issues. and his office could not have been clearer about this issue once they realized who this group was and what was going on. his office spoke with buzzfeed about the whole kerfuffle last week. buzzfeed broke the story. lester fetter there did. the statement from mark kirk's office was very blunt and very direct. quote, senator kirk does not affiliate with groups that discriminate. well, the specific group that does discriminate here, which senator kirk uninvited from the capitol, they were very, very angry about him uninviting him -- them from the capitol. they said, quote, obviously, senator kirk does not care about families and chil

al jazerra's lisa stark on capitol hill, lisa subsubs s*u s complying. >> reporter: pwaerpblgingbadgerses remember sans saying they are just trying to get answers. why is it such a mess. one person tying is todd park the chief technology experiment he is here under is pena, he's trying to fix the website he admitted volume was a problem when if launch but it was not the only issue. >> as you do more pain-staking diagnosis you learn more about what you need to do to fix it. i can say now in addition to volume other key issues have to be addressed with the site in terms of its performance, stability, functionality and there are aggressive efforts happening to do that. we are make great progress it's getting better and better each week. >> reporter: getting better and better. what does that mean right now? according to mr. park it means that at this point the remember site can handle about 20 to 25,000 people at one time, but that's only at about half of what the administration wants. >> the white house countered by saying mr. park should be back there work to go fix the website not up the

they booked meeting space at the united states capitol for today. the meeting they were planning on holding in the capitol was specifically to praise how anti-gay russia has become. and to strategize for how to get that kind of russian-style anti-gay stuff happening over here. how to bring policies from russia, also say uganda, other places that are real success stories for tormenting and abusing their gay populations, how can we use those examples to inspire similar good work in our country here in washington, d.c. that was the subject of the meeting. senator kirk's office had initially booked them that room for that meeting in the u.s. capitol. but then they realized who this group was. the google befell them. the senator's staff moved once they realized who these guys were. the senator's staff on their own recognizance moves to unhelp the group, to rescind the offer of booking the room. they called the group and said this couldn't happen. this is interesting. this is a home state group and a republican senator. but senator kirk is not like that o