"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm ari melber in for chris hayes.begin with breaking news in new jersey tonight. a judge just dealt a setback, possibly temporary, to the democratic-led legislative investigation into the george washington bridge lane closings. yet the judge ruled against the legislative investigations' pursuit of documents because, because an ongoing federal investigation is reviewing potential criminal conduct by the same former aides to governor chris christie. we're going to report on that issue, the interplay between these two inquiries in a moment. but first, here's exactly what you need to know about today's ruling. it addresses two people you may

chris itty wasn't being completely honest.ny there is that they still -- 51% approve. so i think he's got some repair work to do in new jersey, too. >> also suggests he would fall some more if people learn things they done like. >>> you mentioned the other party does have a front-runner. her name is -- hillary clinton. she was at an event in new york this past week with the head of the international mon tar fueta. two of the world's most powerful women. hillary clinton tried to tell young women don't take criticism so seriously. >> you can't let it crush you and you have to be resilient enough to keep moving forward despite whatever the personal setbacks -- believe me, this is hard-won advice that i am not putting forth here. so it's not like you wake up and understand this. but it is a process, and you need other women, you need your friends to support you. >> having covered first lady hillary clinton during the bill clinton presidency, i get her point. there was a time when she did take it much more personally. she was hard

[chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? >>> two incidents in the two videos i have weren't supposed to happen. this first one, a group of friends in this vehicle, they're cracking up having a good old time. and then this happens. >> oh my god. >> what happened? >> so the vehicle they're in flips. and it lands upside down. >> how? wasn't even moving. >> exactly. in the video, we're led to believe these guys somehow ended up rolled over. but you're right. we go back to the beginning, they don't seem to be driving. >> you don't even hear gas at all. don't hear them hit the pedal, don't see anything. all you hear is stuff -- it could all be dubbed in. >> i just don't understand. >> there are a few comments under the video. someone asks, d

: points. >> andy get your gats. >> chris: points. andy daly. >> mary pop in the cap in the mother (bleep)er. >> chris: yes. >> the scissor up king.

oh, yes, chris hayes. you may be a brand new father and everybody think it's adorable and i do, too, but while you're away, i'm stealing your death spiral montage. >> the exchanges don't work and you wind up going into what they call sort of the insurance death spiral. >> what would you call it, death spiral? >> insurance death spiral. >> obamacare is going toward a death spiral. >> this is that death spiral. >> death spiral. >> the death spiral. >> the death spiral. >> what's called an insurance death spiral. >> you get into the death spiral. >> this could be the beginning of the death spiral. >> it could potentially be the beginning of the death spiral. >> the architect of obamacare being interviewed by megyn kelly, she asked him, is this the beginning of the so-called death spiral? >> is that the beginning of the so-called death spiral? >> and he said, "that could be the beginning of a death spiral." >> that could be the beginning of a death spiral. >> that's the death spiral. spiral. >> ta-da. that is

[chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? >>> we're not safe from winter weathers just yet, even though it's spring time. this was earlier this week in wyoming. look at this. snowy, icy, windy conditions on i-80 mile-marker 264 east of elk mountain around 2:00 p.m. this is a truck driver taking video from inside his rig. part of the 47-car pileup out there. >> oh, [ bleep ]. this guy is getting rear-ended right here. >> and you can hear accidents happening all around this guy. >> there's two more. holy [ bleep ]. he's going to get me. missed me. oh, my god. we got like [ bleep ] four trucks right here hitting each other and [ bleep ]. >> you can hear this guy worried about himself, the people around him. where can all these people go? >

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris evans. ricky jay. and featuring the legendary roots crew. and now, here's your host jimmy fallon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: unbelievable right there. best crowd in the whole wide world. welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. welcome. we're going to have fun tonight. we're gonna have a good show tonight. [ cheers ] let's get to -- [ cheers ] thank you. everyone's excited because it's opening day of baseball season. [ cheers and applause ] you can feel it in the air. [ cheers and applause ] very exciting day, everyone's wondering who's going to get the first hit, who's gonna hit the first home run, who's going to take the first urine test, so much stuff to be excited about. [ laughter ] the mets actually got new york mayor bill deblasio to throw out the first pitch at their home opener today. and although the pitch went just fine, most of the time these pitches are pretty wild. so here's a collection of the worst first pitches of all times. ♪ you're simply the best better than all the rest b

oh, yes, chris hayes. you may be a brand new father and everybody think it's adorable and i do, too, but >>> good evening from new york. i'm steve kornacki in for chris hayes tonight. we begin with news about the man who was identified as a key independent eyewitness into the investigation of chris christie that we saw last week. period of months now these confident no doubt claims of certainty that obamacare would die. that obamacare would become nonviable in numerical terms because americans would refuse to sign up for health insurance under the new guidelines under the affordable care act. when obamacare, therefore, died in a death spiral, fox news has been saying over and over and over again health reform would go down in history as not just a great policy failure but as a towering act of political foley. democrats would spiral to their political deaths, alongside the policy, itself. republicans would laugh all the way to the ballot box. that's been the story. that is not only the way that republicans

so much so, chris made it his career.g weddings, bar mitzvahs, corporate videos, ejecting each shoot with more than his trademark humor. on that score, the shoot on a grassy hillside in south san jose is no different. yet is very different. chris you see is busy shooting the story of his life. in more ways than one. this is not the story that i want to tell. this is the story i have to tell. chris grew up on long island, new york, state and track as a high schooler. fit athletic as an adult. that's why the diagnosis of an aggressive form of prostate cancer hit him so hard. the shocks were just beginning. not a month after radical surgery for chris, his wife betsey delivered their first child hannah. three months early. 1 pound, 9 ounces. >> immediately i was thrust into a situation where not only i had a life threatening situation going on -- but i had a daughter now that was a pound and a half. >> where are we going? >> chris responded to the situation though. not with despair, but -- but once again humor. he feels an up

i'm chris matthews in washington. and let me start tonight with the coming dynastic struggle between hillary clinton, and jeb bush and the former governor of florida. it's the lynn package ins as much as the resumes of the two candidates that either excites or disturbs the country's most politically sensitive citizenry. the plausibility of facing a november 2016 choice between the spouse of one recent president and the brother and son of two recent presidents. what will it look like to historians and those who read history, i have to wonder, to see such bunching of these familiar family names around the turn of the 21st century. was the country so enamor to have had clintons and the bushes as our country's top leaders that they couldn't quite resist them? well, enamored of course is not the general attitude. ask most people about bill clinton, for example, and you'll get a knowing smile that nose all, certainly expects all things about him and comes out in the main on his side. but let's face it, only in the main. whe

i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this bucket of goo coming out of the chris christie report. all those pristine claims of good government, forget about it. that big fat denial that there was a political motive behind the george washington bridge closure, that there was no evidence of partisan bullying or big shot payback, that too. forget about it. because guess what? buried right there in that christie legal report is just what you figured was buried in the story itself, muscle. tough guy talk. a hard orchestrated push for reelection endorsements and talk of revenge. first there was that list of mayors specifically targeted to back his second christie term in trenton. and yes, again there was brutal talk of payback for those who didn't get in line. i could claw his eyes out, pour gasoline in his sockets and light him up. and that was for the governor's appointee on the commission. as for the mayors who didn't come across like mayor dawn zimmer, the it appears the mayor signed off on what ap

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.here are new developments tonight in the standoff between a nevada rancher and the government agency he has owed for 20 years. the confrontation between the government and heavily armed militia members who support cliven bundy and his family's insistence on not paying the bureau of land management for cattle grazing rights ended without a shot fired. we are finding out tonight just how far bundy's supporters were ready to go. >> we were actually strategizing to put all the women up at the front. if they're going to start shooting, it's going to be women that are going to be televised all across the world getting shot by these rogue federal officers.

oh, yes, chris hayes. may be a brand new father and everybody think it's adorable and i do, too, but >>> good evening from new york. m

i have to say chris was a good friend and if chris asked me to do something i would absolutely do it. even if chris hadn't been involved and even in if peter hubbard hadn't asked me after walking out on that boardwalk and talking to johnny and trying to get a feel for him i knew i had to write this book. so i thought what we do since this is related to books that we would do a little bit of a reading. johnny's going to read the entire book. [laughter] no, i will take my story what i just said. in writing the book i took my story and johnny's story and i think the color of the car has changed a couple of times. >> i will read from the book. >> we will just go with it. my america is your america and your america is mine. it's a refuge in a dream, place of freedom and respite responsibility and wonder. to have arrived here after the journey i took after the bombs and gunfire and killings the beheadings and kidnappings and the dangers after everything that has happened in my life the idea that i am free now and the knowledge fills me with gravity. i'm thankful for every moment and every b

that was the investigation conduct by lawyers hired by chris christie and purportedly clears chris christiesly discrediting those who accused his administration of wrongdoing. this man, this witness, from a report, appeared on msnbc over the weekend at the suggestion of the christie administration.

oh, yes, chris hayes.brand new father and everybody think it's adorable and i do, too, but while you're away, i'm stealing your death spiral montage. >> the exchanges don't work and you wind up going into what they call sort of the insurance death

[chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking?m] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] ly? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? . . we've got a great show teed up for you this week on the program! we'll meet a rising quarterback prospect in washington d.c.... one of the nation's best all-around players in colorado... and we'll also head to florida to meet a talented young golfer... that and more is on your way next... (show open) hello, everyone, and welcome to (show open) hello, everyone, and welcome to the show that goes coast-to-coast, featuring the top prep athletes in the country. i'm your host, charles davis. we'l

good job chris! think a woman will probably come your way. [ both laugh ] >>> it's only april and already this year general motors has recalled 6.3 million vehicles. more than 2 million of them because they had faulty ignitions. it's a default that gm's own account says they knew about for a decade and did almost nothing to fix. gm was aware over the years millions of their cars had an engineering flaw that could cause the engine to suddenly switch off in the middle of use. at least 13 people died in crashes associated with the switch. today, congress finally got a chance to question gm's new much lauded ceo mary barra about how gm could let this happen. barra testified not only before members of the house subcommittee but before family members of victims who were watching from the audience. with the families there watching, barra apologized and promised a new gm would be different. >> as soon as i learned about the problem, we acted without hesitation. we told the world we had a problem that needed

[chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? lin kaepernick and >>> we're going to make a really fun pasta dish. >> start with ter resnow and add tomato paste, extra virgin olive oil. we let it reduce a little bit. add in the pasta. that is making a beautiful broth. >> then that is great. >> perfect. >> then red pepper flakes. >> the parsley will freshen this up. >> the pepper is in there. delicious and loaded with flavors. look at that stuff. there is so much flavor. beautiful. >> thank you bella. >> time to eat. >>> well san francisco general hospital says a third of the shootings, stabbings and beatings victims there end upcoming back injured from new crimes but one doctor has come up a way of stopping the revolving door of violence. th

>>> good morning, chris. a chinese ship searching a small patch of ocean off australia's west coast picked up a single ping on friday night and another on saturday. they were the same frequency as would be emitted by the plane's electronic data recorder. also today, an australian ship carrying sophisticated deep sea sound commitment, picked -- equipment, picked up a third signal in a different area. authorities issued a word of caution about any rising expectations. >> these signals and the objects could not be verified as being related to the missing aircraft at that point in time. that remains the case. >> reporter: though new analysis of satellite and radar data continue to refine the search area, it remains massive -- covering almost 83,000 square miles in an area northwest of perth, australia. up to ten military planes, two civil planes, and 13 ships are assisting in today's search. weather is good with visibility greater than six miles. the urgency of the search has heightened given that the month-long

by chris christie's office last month placed the blame for the traffic jams on wiltstein and bridget kelly, kelly was fired and wiltstein resigned. >> general motors did not provide information about its recall by the april 3rd deadline. federal officials are trying to find out why the automaker waited 10 years. >> g.m. said it is cooperating and sent more than 200,000 pages in documents. >> a medical breakthrough is giving hope to those left paralyzed by spinal injuries. using electrical currents researchers have been able to restore some movement to four paralyzed men. the subjects report being able to feel and regain some voluntary control over their legs. the team is recruiting a second group of volunteers for the next round of testing. >> surges at the university surgeons at the universitiry of -- university of arizona and pittsburg are freezing patients. it could mean the difference between life and death. >> if you were to die if an emergency wound from a gunshot wound, you'd stand less than ta 7% chance of week revolved. doctors at the university of pittsburg, ari zona and el

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.ine reached a truly dangerous and equally bizarre tipping point. pro-russian separatists rolled through the streets of eastern ukraine after having taken over ukrainian tanks. mass soldiers of unknown origin posed for pictures with residents as the lines of authority continue to blur in a region of ukraine where the loyalties are complex and where the flame of civil war might catch fire at any moment. president obama tonight ratcheted up the pressure on russia. >> is he mocking you and the u.s. military? >> they're not interested in any kind of military confrontation with us. understandinat

[chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? >>> hello, you guys all set? >> the adorable couple you are seeing that is natalie and david. they have been in a relationship for two and a half years. they met on e harmony and she wanted to audition for one of the commercials. they got the lights set up and they start asking them question s. >> we talk about this all the time. >> no. >> never. >> but then the casting folks asked one very important question. >> would you guys get married? >> we haven't yet. >> the whole idea is that you are supposed to get married. >> we love everything about you but it is geared towards coupled that are a success story. >> let's be honest. it is time that i make an honest woman out of you. >> du dbut david ha

good job chris!nk a woman will probably come your way. [ both laugh ] you're an emailing, texting, master of the digital universe. but do you protect yourself? ♪ apparently not. when you access everything, you give everyone access to everything about you. but that's ok. while you do your thing... [ alert rings ] we'll be here at lifelock, doing our thing. watching out for things your credit card alone can't. [ alert rings ] and relentlessly protecting your identity. get lifelock protection and live life free. [ alert rings ] you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ >>> full hour of big developments ahead. not just the latest on the chris christie investigation, but we have news out of

[chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? who have helped save a life. that sto . >> coming up at 5:00, vets making house calls. the free check up for bay area animal lovers who helped save a life. >>> bubba watson may have won the masters yesterday. >> but he's got tough competition when one golf prodigy grows up. meet baby james. he's been sinking puts since he was a year and a half. his next step is his next tournament coming up in june. >> he had the golf move down. when he scored. did you see that. that was a tiger thing. >> that's going to do it. >> happy monday everybody. we'll see you again manana. , >> wyatt: what did the test say? hope? >> liam: are you pregnant? >> bill: gonna be able to do this every day. you know how happy

[chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking? [tom] [sarcastic] "it's so much fun." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? on brand name mattress sets. get three years interest-free financing plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> i want you guys to pay attention to this wallet you see right here. according to tampa police, a lady dropped that, and it was filled with a lot of money. now, see this truck driving in? they're hoping somebody can identify the man who gets out of the truck and the truck itself because watch what he does. he picks up the wallet and leans into the car. he either puts it in his pocket or leaves it in the car because police say he did not do the right thing. he did

>> yes, again, that is the right word that you use, chris, rage. it is only rage that is going to produce the emotions that is going to allow the adrenaline, the flow through a young person like this to continue to that amount of carnage. and one wonders if the school has a resource officer? a deputy sheriff, a police officer assigned and was he or she able to respond to the situation or where some schools have a roving resource officer, and we know, chris, that we can't put a police officer in every school in the country, and we can't put a armed intervener, but it is cost prohibitive, and again, this is showing one more time as you described a quiet, middle-class, low key school can become the site of violence if in fact you have someone who allows the rage to build up. we either don't identify it, and we disregard it or otherwise overlook it. this is in the worst case scenario to be acted out. a small percentage obviously, of children or adults act out like this. but we have to be able to identify the ones who are the most at risk, and somehow b

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york i'm chris hayes. few people outside of his immediate family knew who cliven bundy was. now all of america is getting to learn about his views. and boy are those views something el. >> what a beautiful day. and, you know, i'm all excited. all of these cameras, the media must have something to tell me. >> by now, you probably know a thing or two about nevada rancher cliven bundy. if you watch fox news, you know him as a patriot. >> what's going on? tell me the problem? >> welsh i guess it's a range war. that's all i can say. >> one man army of hope, fighting off the big government. >> my statement to the american people, i'll do whatever it takes to gain our liberties and freedom back. >> he also wears a cowboy hat. but from the beginning there were some issues with bundy's side of the story. issues like he owed the government over $1 million in fees and fines. his cattle have been trespassing on federal land for two decades. his parents bought the land in question in 1948, not 1877. and cliven bundy hi

i think it goes farther than that, chris. think about what jim demint has said about the big government did not end slavery. it was people of faith and the, quote, love of abraham lincoln and not government. this is a deliberate effort to discredit government, to discredit big government, to say it can't do anything right. so say we're going to withdraw its hold of the citizens. it goes back to fast and furious. they've held him in contempt. think eve treated him like they've treated no attorney general in the history of this country. it's an effort to repeal the federal government, to repeal the 20th century, and to repeal the protections that have brought so many rights to so many of us. and they're not subtle about it anymore at all. >> some of this reminds me of an old snuffy smith comic. a bunch of people in the mountains in tennessee worried about the revenuers coming. anybody work for the government is bad, especially if they're blablg. db black. your thoughts? >> i do think if you're black, you see that interaction th

i'm chris matthews in washington.onight with the coming dynastic struggle between hillary clinton, and jeb bush and the former governor of florida. it's the lynn package ins as much as the resumes of the two candidates that either excites or disturbs the country's most politically sensitive citizenry. the plausibility of facing a november 2016 choice between the spouf

[chris] so can i ask you... [chris & tom] why are you still smoking?." [chris]why not call the smokers' helpline? the program's free,and... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. we have great videos and the stories behind them coming your way "right this minute." >> clothes are flying off the rack in a click fight at forever 21. >> check out this move by the girl on the ground. >> why things are about to get real nasty. that was like a wwe move right there. >> that's good. >> cradle. >> some guys try to coax a creature from a chimney. >> that's not working. >> what had everybody freaking out. >> cops say there's a reason this woman

i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start with this week in america, this week that saw the republican-dominated supreme court decide for big money over the people, that saw the republican congress call for cuts in help for the working family and big breaks for corporations, that saw another sledgehammer assault on the country's new health care system by the right wing. a week capsulized by this morning's front page story in usa today on the growing $100 million club of this country's corporate ceos. how far will the right go in punishing the working people while gifting the wealthier with more power and money, more clout to control national policy, more taxes to avoid, more enjoyment in watching the pain inflicted on those at the other end, the people they see as lazy and irresponsible. what a week to see america's political division in clear numerical terms, the right backing every tool for the rich to get richer, opposing every progressive change to save the country's safety net. jonathan capehart is an opinio

>> exactly, chris.all about expectations and that's what wall street really cares about and if you can meet those or not and google's fiscal first quarter and earnings came in while shy of those analyst expectations even though they were higher by some 19%. advertising revenue also increased 26% e but the price per click that fell more than 9% and that's largely because most of us are searching on our mobile phones now. that's not as lucrative for google's ad business. those aren't the only earnings wall street is paying attention to, goldman sachs is one of them, reporting an 11% drop in profit, but those results were better than expected. so wall street is okay with that. competitor, morgan stanley beat expectations. the ceo just on our air moments ago and chipotle, this is something we can all get next to poefrting an 8% earnings gain. they did have higher food costs and that offset strong sales. we are all paying higher prices for beef, avocado, cheese, and so, too, is chipotle and they could be bet

good evening i'm chris matthews up in boston. let me start tonight with this great, new enticing republican war between its hawks and its doves. we hear dick cheney is now attacking rand paul for being an isolationist. the sharp reason for cheney's nasty shot at paul which he delivered recently at sheldon adelson's kissing booth could be that paul accused cheney of pushing iraq's war because of his connection with the oil equipment company haliburton. in other words, for personal financial gain. the war runs deeper than this on the republican side. rand paul like his father ron thinks the people who got us into the iraq war violated the very nature of their oaths to use the u.s. military power only for the defense of this country. they believe that war was bought for ideological reasons, shrouded in this dishonest claim that iraq had nuclear weapons capable of hitting the u.s. cheney gets more real with each new national opinion poll. his own republican party might denounce him in history by selecting a presidential candidate who

that's why we say indiana is a state that works, chris. we're drating that you can balance budgets, has strong reserves. nearly $2 billion in the bank. you can still infrastructures and roads, education, innovation, and educational opportunity. the results speak for themselves. we have the lowest unemployment rate in the midwest. we have one of the fastest growing labor forces in the country, and our state is prospering even during these uncertain times because for some time here in indiana we have been putting commonsense principles into practice, living within our means, letting them keep more of what they earn, promoting economic freedom like the right to work, and that's why you are seeing increased investment in indiana, more jobs in indiana, and i'm awful proud. they're over the poverty line and now pay into the system before they start getting benefits. what's the idea behind that, sir? >> it's an idea we developed about five years ago in indiana. it's along the principles of consumer driven health care. you know, when people take g

>>> i'm chris wallace. two weeks after the close of obamakaren rollment, kathlecadk sabes sebelius steps down. >> people are the security of health insurance. and that's because of the woman standing next to me today. >> i think this resignation is the latest indication of what a disaster obamacare has been. >> we'll discuss sebelius, the president's nomination of the budget director to replace her and where obamacare goes from here with two members of senate committee that will hold confirmation hearings. republican tim scott and democrat sheldon whitehouse. then republican leaders pursue criminal charges against lois learner for her role in the irs targeting scandal. >> there's reason to believe that lois learner committed crime. >> what they're doing with this herring is politicizing this issue. >> we'll talk with two members of the house ways and means committee which voted to send lernor's case to the justice department. plus our sunday panel discusses whether the irs scandal stops with lerner and our

chris bowman. brow lee clark. howard strassner. >>> it's okay, betty has allowed me to cut in front of her on behalf of supervisor kim. good afternoon, board members, director reiskin. supervisor kim isn't able to be here. >> what is your name? >>> legislative aide for supervisor kim. she did request the office represent her strong support for commitment to the fare program you've been discussing today that serves the most vulnerable populationses in district 6. you still have an opportunity to amend the budget and supervisor kim asks that you sign the free muni for youth that extends to 18 years old, seniors and people with disabilities that would enable this community to live independently and engage lives in san francisco and have safe and reliable transit options from everything to grocery shopping and all the services they rely on throughout the city. [speaker not understood]. certainly with all the pilots that sfmta is creatively implementing including for our shuttle providers, we can dedicate the same reso

>>> i'm chris wallace. pulse signals from deep in the indian ocean offer new hope for the malaysian airplane. and a soldier opens fire at ft. hood again. [ sirens sound ] >> we have multiple gunshot victims. >> we believe that the immediate precipitating factor was more likely an escalating argument in the unit area. >> the investigation is focused on a dispute with other soldiers as well as the shooter's psychological history. we'll have a live report with the latest and discuss the security on military bases with the chair of the house homeland security committee, texas congressman michael mccall and tim cane of virginia, a member of senate arms services. then former cia deputy director admits to chafrging the now infamous benghazi talking points. >> the changes i made were fully consistent with what our analysts believed at the time. period. >> we'll talk with former cia and nsa director general michael hayden. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, seven million people signed up for obamacare. but is

. >> chris has a wonderful message too. he wants to share how a positive attitude got him through some very dark times. he thinks it will inspire and educate millions. now he just needs to get it done. >> one, two, one two. is it on? make sure it's on. >> reporter: ever since he bought his first video camera, behind the lens is somewhere he's always felt right at home. so much so he made it his career shooting weddings, corporate videos, injecting each shoot with more than a little of his trademark humor. >> i don't know who you are but i want to party with you. >> reporter: on that score shoot on a grassy hillside in south san jose is no different. >> this is a cool shot. >> reporter: yet pst different. he's busy shooting the story of his life in more ways than one. >> this is not the story that i want to tell. this is the story i have to tell. >> reporter: chris grew up on long island new york all state in track and fifth as an adult. it's why the diagnosis five years ago of an aggressive form of prostate cancer hit him s

. >> good news/bad news for chris christie. good news is the new jersey legislature cannot right now force christie's former aides to tell them what they did at the george washington bridge. the bad news, very bad news, the u.s. attorney can now force them to tell everything. >> i have been elected and re-elected. constitution says i can't have another one. so i am done. >> chris christie faces a townhall today. >> the chickens are coming home to roost. >> the thing he most wants to get away from. >> the bridge situation. >> just keeps coming back. >> late this afternoon. a big development. chris christie bridge investigation. >> new jersey has a sense of humor. >> legislative community, investigating lane closures >> a new chapter. >> superior court judge, mary c. jacobson denied the super committee request. >> to comply with subpoenas for documents. >> a big distraction no matter what happens to the two investigations. >> they want to see the transcripts. >> the saga has a new chapter. >> a new phase. >> al be it new phase. >

the extent to which chris christie staffers also served as an election machine, and the way the chris christie administration governed new jersey as an election machine, that has been one of the startling revelations of the past few weeks. we began to see some of this in the report issued last month by randy mastro, whose law if i were was hired by the governor's office to do an internal review of the governor. yesterday, that law firm released notes from 75 interviews they did for that internal report on the governor's office. those notes have more and in some ways, more unsettling detail that we didn't know before. for example, they interviewed a sandy regional director in the governor's office. this person served as a conduit between mayors and municipalities in the office of the governor, involving issues regarding to hurricane sandy, recovery from hurricane sandy. that staffer, in charge of that issue, recalled, according to these notes, that on issues related to hurricane sandy, bridge bridget kelly needed to check with the chris christie re-election campaign, quote, before appr