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i'm chris jansing. and we begin with a much stronger than expected october jobs report.one was bracing for some bad news today, due to the 16-day government shutdown, but take a look. more than 200,000 jobs were added in october, shattering expectations. but the unemployment rate ticked up a notch to 7.3%. jobs are topping president obama's agenda today. right now he's aboard air force one on his way to new orleans where he'll talk about boosting u.s. exports. of course the economy was the number one issue on the minds of voters in new jersey and virginia, as they went to the polls this tuesday. reaction now to today's jobs report from the white house. jason furman is chairman of the council of economic advisers. good morning. good to see you. >> good morning, chris. >> you're smiling. i guess you're happy with these numbers. is it about what you expected? >> you know, you're always happy when the economy is creating jobs. october was more confusing. as you said, you saw job creation but saw the unemployment rate ticking up. i think the thing that was clearest and most e

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i'm chris jansing.with the law, george zimmerman spent the night behind bars. today he'll be in a courtroom facing domestic violence charges. it's his fourth brush with the law since he was acquitted of murdering trayvon martin in july. the 911 tapes really tell the story. this is part of the first call placed by his girlfriend. >> are you serious? >> 911, police fire or medical. >> i need police right now. >> okay. what's your atropical depression? >> you're the one breaking stuff in my house. >> ma'am, ma'am, what's going on? >> he's in my house breaking all my [ bleep ] because i asked him to leave heech.

(whistling) >>> good morning, i'm chris jansing and there is word this morning that healthcare.gov may not be fixed by the end of november. a report in "the washington post" highlights software problems, capacity issues and says the main contractor, cgi, has only fixed six of every ten defects. the administration is pushing back insisting people are working 24/7 to get things fixed. right now two different congressional committees are holding hearings to figure out what's going on and we're expected to hear testimony from chief technology officer todd park. by some reports he's been sleeping on the floor of his office. to make matters worse, president clinton is giving president obama some unsolicited advice, to change the law in order to keep his promise. if you like your health care plan, you can keep it. >> i personally believe even if it takes a change in the law, the president should honor the commitment the federal government made to those people and let them keep what they got. >> no surprise republicans are jumping on that statement and now even key democratic senator dianne fe

i'm chris jansing.ichard lui, who was just named one of the 50 sexiest tv news anchors. >> you really are? >> is in for thomas roberts. >> you can tell the validity of that poll because you're not on it. i paid a whole 25 cents for that. >> congratulations, mr. lui, who's been blushing all morning. >> chris jansing, thank you so much. have a great weekend. the agenda next hour, president obama says he's sorry for the problems with the health care rollout. but is sorry good enough? and will the republicans stop pointing fingers and come up with real solutions? chuck todd, michael steele and kiki mclean join us live. >>> was kendrick johnson's death an accident or murder. >>> and the dolphins bullying allegations just got a whole lot worse with jonathan martin. he suffered a malicious physical attack by an unnamed teammate. we'll talk with cam cleeland who was nearly blinded by a hazing incident 15 years ago. he calls richie incognito a, quote, locker room cancer. geico's emergency roadside assistance is

. >>> good morning, i'm chris jansing. right now president obama is finding it hard to get the conversation away from controversy. this week's west coast swing was supposed to highlight immigration and the economy. instead, he's pushing back against criticism of the temporary deal struck to freeze iran's nuclear program. >> we cannot close the door on diplomacy, and we cannot rule out peaceful solutions to the world's problems. we cannot commit ourselves to an endless cycle of conflict. and tough talk and bluster may be the easy thing to do politically, but it's not thing for our security. >> but a couple of key democrats are pushing a vote on new, even tougher sanctions on iran. senate majority leader harry reid indicated it's something the senate will consider after the break. let me bring in our company, josh barrow, politics editor for the business insider and neeya malika henderson. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> so we know the senate is not back in until december 9th and we know if new sanctions are

i'm chris jansing. today the nation unites to remember a president taken from us too soon. the 50-year anniversary of the assassination of president john f. kennedy, today not just renewing the debate over how and why he was killed but also reminding us with his youthful optimism and soaring rhetoric why his accepsenseless killing us shattered. flags across the country are at half staff. president obama gave the word to honor in his words an extraordinary public servant. members of the kennedy family left flowers at the arlington national cemetery this morning. this afternoon 5,000 people will gather to pause for a moment of silence, a moment that marked every american alive. it changed the nation and some believe took its innocence. we'll talk to a nurse who was inside the e.r. when the president was brought in and ask questions of our panel, including where were you, how did it change us. that's coming up. >>> but we want to begin with the big news out of washington today. democrats in the senate doing something unprecedented, changing the filibuster rules so only a simpl

i'm chris jansing. just two months after his last run-in with the law, george zimmerman spent the night behind bars. today he'll be in a courtroom facing domestic violence charges. it's his fourth brush with the law since he was acquitted of murdering trayvon martin in july. the 911 tapes really tell the story. this is part of the first call placed by his girlfriend. >> are you serious? >> 911, police fire or medical. >> i need police right now. >> okay. what's your atropical depression? >> you're the one breaking stuff in my house. >> ma'am, ma'am, what's going on? >> he's in my house breaking all my [ bleep ] because i asked him to leave heech. he has a fricking gun breaking all of my stuff right now. no, this is not -- >> okay. >> i'm doing this again? you just broke my glass table. you broke your sunglasses and put your gun in my fricking face and told me to get the [ bleep ] out. get yo this is not your house. no, get out of here. no, get out of my house, do not push me out of my house. are you ser

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>>> good morning, i'm chris jansing. this morning u.s. aid is starting to arrive in the devastated philippines. right now the military can confirm 942 deaths, but by some estimates as many as 10,000 could be dead in just one philippine city alone. most are victims of the typhoon storm surge that rose 13 feet high. the help can't come fast enough. survivors now three days into this are on an increasingly desperate search for food and water. looting is a problem. and the faces of the children especially heart breaking. unicef estimates 1.7 million children were living in the bath of the storm. complicating efforts, no electricity, telecommunications are down, and limited access to hard-hit areas. this is the mayor of the city that bore the brunt of the storm. >> our problem is, is getting more relief goods in because the roads are not yet accessible, okay. i myself already have even the day after the storm we were retrieving bodies at the same time clearing roads. >> now, there is a political component to this as well. the ongoing tragedy r

i'm chris jansing and we're going to start with breaking news because it appears the president is goingr the health care law. we know he is speaking at 11:35 and democratic leader nancy pelosi broke the news last hour. >> i think it can be done administratively. the president will offer a proposal today is my understanding, and we have our own proposal which we think is really good. >> well, this may come just in time to taum democrats who have been trying to figure out what to do in the face of a growing debacle will which is the health care rollout. senate democrats will meet with white house officials to t

i'm richard lui in for chris jansing on this wednesday. the weather no doubt. 43 million of you are hitting the road for thanksgiving of the for the latest on travel, let's go to katy tur live at la guardia airport in new york. the news earlier on, katy, wasn't good. what are you seeing now? >> reporter: 2.4 million of those people are going to be traveling on planes. the news isn't great but not as bad as many people were expecting. 466 cancellations across the system right now. that is a lot. flight aware is saying there are a few hundred delays across the system as well. a lot of those are very minor delays. most of them are down in

(whistling) >>> good morning, i'm chris jansing and there is word this morning that healthcare.gov may. a report in "the washington post" highlights software problems, capacity issues and says the main contractor, cgi, has only fixed six of every ten defects. the administration is pushing back insisting people are working 24/7 to get things fixed. right now two different congressional committees are holding hearings to figure out what's going on and we're expected to hear testimony from chief technology officer todd

. >>> good morning, i'm chris jansing. also the fallout of president obama's health care fix. politically he may have tamped down some of the pressure in his own party by letting americans who have had their plans cancelled keep them. >> what the president did today i think was politically right but in the long run we've got to get away from these junk, inadequate insurance programs. >> republicans still determined to take full advantage of the health care problems will start voting this morning on their own fix. it's called the upton bill. this proposal goes further than letting people simply keep their health insurance plans, it allows everyone to buy those cheaper, but significantly less comprehensive plans, something the administration says will essentially gut obama care. >> the legislative action that is proposed by the republicans through the upton bill is really a trojan horse. they're trying to just get in. their sole purpose for offering this amendment is not to help, it is not to fix the problem. it is to exploit the problem. >> the president will meet with ceos fro

i'm chris jansing. yes, it's early, but the numbers are really interesting and the donors are already lining up. talking about the brand new nbc news poll that looks at the hypothetical matchup between hillary clinton and chris christie. and she's up ten points on the newly elected new jersey governor. she wins african-americans by nearly 80 points. she's winning young people under the age of 30 and latinos. dominating every single region of the country. hillary clinton beats chris christie in the northeast, the west, the south and the midwest. however, chris christie pulls ahead with whites, seniors and people who earn more than $75,000 a year. so with all the 2016 speculation fitting that today is the first national finance strategy meeting for the ready for hillary super pac. >> there are over 500,000 people who have already pledged to help. over 1.1 million people signed up on the ready for hillary website. 25,000 donations. >> so political bigwigs and 170 donors are getting together here in new yor

i'm chris jansing. this morning a return to social issues. next hour an influential republican senator will roll out a bill to ban abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy. lindsay graham will be holding a news conference with pro-life groups at 11:30. an identical bill has passed the house and republicans insist the polls are on their side. a quinnipiac poll shows they approve in the 20-week limit. waiting for issues didn't seem to work on election day in virginia. abortion ranked third among the top issues in that race. 20% saying it was the most important thing to them, but among voters who said it was their top issue, they went for the democrat, terry mcauliffe over republican ken cuccinelli and not by a little bit, by 25 points. so democrats think they, not the gop, are on the winning side of this argument. >> ken cuccinelli as a disciple of the tea party leadership has obsessively focused on government invasiveness in women's health care. >> women have had it with this stuff. i was in kansas a couple of days ago and women were standing up f

i'm chris jansing.t the numbers are really interesting and the donors are already lining up. talking about the brand new nbc news poll that looks at the hypothetical matchup between hillary clinton and chris christie. and she's up ten points on the newly elected new jersey governor. she wins african-americans by nearly 80 points. she's winning young people under the age of 30 and latinos. dominating every single region of the country. hillary clinton beats chris christie in the northeast, the west, the south and the midwest. however, chris christie pulls ahead with whites, seniors and people who earn more than $75,000 a year. so with all the 2016 speculation fitting that today is the first national finance strategy meeting for the ready for hillary super pac. >> there are over 500,000 people who have already pledged to help. over 1.1 million people signed up on the ready for hillary

i'm chris jansing. a brand new book and the 2013 campaign trail. it's giving us a sharper look at how the 2016 race could shape up. it's clear that hillary clinton and chris christie are the prohibitive favorites. the new jersey governor hoping to use a big victory tomorrow to show republicans he is the most electable. mitt romney hinted christie could be the party's savior in 2016. hillary clinton is calculating her own appearances with her first foray back into the campaign spotlight, stumping for close friend terry mcauliffe. but that new book, "double down" is spilling big-time campaign secrets from the 2012 election. two bombshells include dirt on chris christie's background that came up during the vice presidential vet and tpossibiliy they would swap joe biden for hillary clinton. two veteran campaign reporters say president obama saying i just don't know if i can do this, as he prepared for the second debate. let me bring in our company, editor in chief of reason magazine, matt welch and the "washington post" politics reporter, jackie kucinic

i'm richard lui in for chris jansing on this wednesday. we've got to start with the weather no doubt. 43 million of you are hitting the road for thanksgiving of the for the latest on travel, let's go to katy tur live at la guardia airport in new york. the news earlier on, katy, wasn't good. what are you seeing now? >> reporter: 2.4 million of those people are going to be traveling on planes. the news isn't great but not as bad as many people were expecting. 466 cancellations across the system right now. that is a lot. flight aware is saying there are a few hundred delays across the system as well. a lot of those are very minor delays. most of them are down in atlanta, about 15-minute delays. here at la guardia, there's almost no delays on the board and if there are, just a handful and very minimum. a couple of cancellations here. of course what you're seeing in new york doesn't mean you'll have no issues anywhere else. there are major delays coming into la guardia and all of the new york airports about an hour right now. down in philly it'

just in the last hour sheila jackson lee of texas did not curb her outrage with my colleague, chris jansinghis can have an emergency hearing before the fifth circuit and ask for a rehearing. and i'm asking that it gets immediately to the court. but while we're saying that, chris, people's lives are in jeopardy. women's lives are in jeopardy. shame on this court. shame on the republicans. shame on this governor of the state of texas and we will continue to fight against this dastardly law. >> irin, what is the next step for abortion rights advocates, those who want women to have all the reproductive choices that they deserve? >> this is an enormously damaging decision. this is a regulation that was set up specifically with the intent for clinics to shut down. the admitting privileges, it has no bearing on medical evidence. it was created to shut clinics and that is what it is expected to do. so the next step is that the federal appeals court set a trial for january, 2014. they can also ask for a full hearing of all of the judges. it's clear, though, that they are -- the state of texas is ver

i'm chris jansing.morning, it's the senate's turn to ask questions about the health care rollout. any minute

i'm chris jansing.morning, it's the senate's turn to ask questions about the health care rollout. any minute lawmakers will start to question the medicare chief, marilyn tavenner. she's expected to say the website is getting better and added capacity by doubling the number of servers. but the website crashed again yesterday and is now offline every night from 1:00 to 5:00 a.m. at an organized -- at an organizing for action event last night, president obama made an election day analogy. >> i have run my last political campaign. but i'll tell you what, i've got one more campaign in me. the campaign to make sure that this law works for every single person in america. >> let me bring in our company. liz sidoti is the national politics editor, alex burns, senior political editor for politico. good morning. >> good morning, chris. >> we're going to keep our eye on this live hearing today, and it's also election day. liz, the president said himself this is going to be his last campaign, selling the health care

member of the armed services committee, that's not nearly good enough, as he told my colleague, chris jansing, earlier today. >> progress has been made. more progress is going to have to be made. because the idea that any veteran in this country is waiting one year or two years to get his or her benefit claims processed is clearly unacceptable. >> but as the senate considers legislation to speed elimination of the backlog, consider just a few of the other issues facing vets. nearly a quarter of a million veterans from the last two wars alone diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder. the jobless rate for iraq and afghanistan era veterans stands at 10% versus 6.8% for nonvets. and the most heartbreaking statistic of all, more veterans have committed suicide since 2001 than were killed in combat in iraq and afghanistan. an average of 22 veterans killing themselves every day. 1 every 65 minutes. as the president duly noted, our time of service has only just begun. for more, i want to bring in two army veterans, congressman bill pass cell, democrat of new jersey, and former v.a. official, bra