i went to a chris young concert and listened to a good country song from the house of blues. away from the tv and relax with the family. >> you mentioned your father's leadership at the time. a lot of folks have been talk about the fact they have been feeling as though president obama has not been leading in this crisis. and that there is a real difference between the way ronald reagan brought people together, of opposing sides and made them sit together in a room until they worked a deal out. and the way this president has been operating by saying he doesn't want to negotiate. >> yeah, we're watching sausage being made and we're reacting to it. you are right. president obama is not leading. he is taking a backseat to all of these things. as i said, he has no skin in game. except he likes to be loved. he wants to be liked. i think when he sees the polls drop to 37% he says i'd rather have them over 50%. he is thinking more, i believe, about what he is going to do when he is no longer president of the united states than what he should do while he is the president of the united

chris. of course you'll find someone. and you are a prize. you're a handsome, kind-hearted, youngin her life. you really think so? of course i do, sweetheart. thanks, mom. now i'm gonna take the child filter off the computer, and i want you to have a fun night. okay, this is it, james. i got your next project right here. peter, you've pitched me dozens of projects, and all of them involve me playing a hayride driver. i don't know, i just see you doing that. you know, this year, it's vampires, next year, it's hay. these things go in cycles. peter, this is probably a good time to fire you. what?! come on, peter, who are we kidding? you're a one-man operation. you know me. i need a whole crew. i need a drugs guy, a girls guy, a fitness guy, a guy with a boat who can dump stuff way-out-there kind of guy. but... but you're my only client! without you, i'm ruined! well, that's show business. now, if you'll excuse me, i have to answer this fake phone call. hello? grimace from mcdonald's? sorry, peter, i got to take this. no, i understand. (knocking) hey, tom. how you doing? what do you w

young people. you can't rely u >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on the internet today.laughter) that horse noted something odd. this is apparently called horse burlesque. i'm weirded out but i got kind of a boner watching it. this was blown 6-blowing up vimeo today, that's film school students and people who want to see tune ed ted version of "blurred lines." horse burr lofk is exactly what you think it is and it was sad, one of the dancers stepped in a gofer hole and they had to shooter. (audience reacts) comedians, please come up with a better name for this video than horse burlesque.

but the test really, chris, and the administration clearly knows this, is whether enough young, healthy elderly sick people who need the care. we see two things to suggest that might not be so. one, a lot of signing up going on is for medicaid. medicaid, of course, doesn't bring in any money. it spends money. it is an entitlement. it spends money. the second is all kaoeufrpbdz people are getting -- all kinds of people are getting thrown off their insurance companies. the president made as explicit a promise as you can imagine on that. that promise is being broken. it has been broken. and it's not clear how many of these people who are tossed off their insurance policies will sign up for new ones. many of them may choose to go without or, like the woman in peter doocy's piece say i'll just pay the fine. i think there is a serious problem here. not to mention the fact that we've got all these people 26 and under who are in the sweet spot of the population they want -- that is young and healthy -- who are staying on their parents' plans. the question is can they meet the revenue goals? i t

one young man said it took him three hours, but it saved him $6,000. >> look, as we -- >> chris, let me point out one thing. this is a continuation of hearings that we have been doing at energy and commerce since march of 2011. we've had a dozen or so hearings that focus on the rollout of obama care. what is troubling is that repeatedly we had administration officials who have said don't worry or the contractors who said don't worry we're all on track. now to find out there was no testing, saying we're not focused on the integration, and people are being disenfranchised and money wasted. we find that portion of it unacceptable. i think it does not bode well for what is going to happen to people when they get into the system. congresswoman, i want to move forward and we'll get to some of your issues. as we asked with governor jindal, they say it is up and working and if their health insurance has been canceled, and a lot of people are having it canceled, does everything ahead to to be delayed to give people adequate time to get on the system? >> yes, absolutely we should have a delay.

multiple victims and a teacher intervenes and the teacher is killed and a young man commits suicide, but this other one, chris, this other one that took place in massachusetts and very close where my daughter and grandchild live in that same area. that is more targeted. one wonders whether the teacher came in and whether this young man was doing something he shouldn't have been and was caught in the act, whether it was a targeting of the teacher or a random act of violence and that was something far more personal. so again, as investigators and profilers like i used to do, in looking at these cases, probably two different motives. >> clint van zandt, always good to get your insights. thanks, clint. >> thank you, chris. >>> the ohio man that confessed on the internet, he got on the internet to get off easier. >> it wasn't an attempt to get off easier. >> no. i believe any lawyers including my own would tell you that abandoning your defense and pleading guilty is not a way to get a lighter sentence. >> matthew was sentenced to prison for 6 1/2 years. heel never be able to drive again. he's not eligible to early

chris cruz. he is the young man who slowed down on his motorcycle in front of that car, the man who is on the groundr, and that really got this whole incident started. >> i didn't think i was doing anything wrong, just turning into another lane. the other bikes were going as slow as i am. it has turned my life upside down. >> are you worried about what happens next? >> yes, i am. >> you think you can win this case? >> i don't know that. >> wise why is he talking? >> if i were his attorney i would never let him go out there. the prosecution will use that, that's exhibit "a," they're going to use his own words, he said those things but we have the videotape, we know what he did, so he can come on tv and say anything he wants, just look at the videotape, my friend. >> do we, david, can you tell beyond a doubt what he was doing on that tape? >> you know, martha, it's interesting. somebody explained to me what these guys do when they get in front of a car and slow down is they clear space so the other guys can do wheelies on the freeway but what he in fact accomplished was an assault with a deadly weapon

number two, if they can come on board this program, chris, all they're saying to the young girls, hey all that bad. in fact, we'll help pull you up. so young boys are very important in this program as well. yeah, because i'm a girl, you wouldn't think that they would select a person like myself, but that message is so important. >> tell us quickly, what's the website if people want more information or want to contribute? >> you can go to planinternational.org. >> richard lui, freida pinto, wouldn't it be wonderful if malala won the nobel peace prize? >> our entire community is hoping for that. >> she's going to continue no matter what, and that's what's beautiful about her. more on ypower to her. >> thanks for coming in. >>> we're all hearing an emotional story from hanna anderson kidnapped by a family friend who killed her mother and brother. she met the horseback riders who helped rescue her, and through hugs and tears she thanked them. her reescuers told her she was their hero. savannah guthrie sat down with them. >> the next night they came in and told me that they died and that j

. >> that's a young chris cuomo there. >> no, not really. >> that's a striped bass.that was a great moment. >> good eating? >> i think that the smaller ones are better eating. we do catch and release. those bigger ones sometimes don't make it. >> very nice photo, chris. >> 62.4, ocean temperature is right. you'll love it when i bring back the fish for you. >> can't wait. >>> coming up on "new day," a sheriff takes a stand against cyberbullying, brings down the hammer on two girls a s accused driving a girl to her death. >>> we get the latest on the potential deal making its way here on capitol hill as we are covering from all angles in washington. >>> we'll also talk about how it will affect your wallet. much more, coming up. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing... had made you play. and that... had made you smile. [ announcer ] beneful. play. it's good for you. medicare open enrollment. of year again. time to compare plans and costs. y

where are all of the young stars? abc's chrisy. >> reporter: the government shutdown may be over. but "fifty shades of grey" is still a man down. with charlie hunnam, leaving the film version frantic. >> they have a week or two to find someone to bill this role. >> reporter: now, one writer says, the reason the search for christian grey is making moviemakers blue, is that the younger leading men is missing in action. >> they need more young leading men. and there isn't enough supply for the demand of these big movies. >> reporter: actors on the ultraa-list, tend to be in their 40s and 50s. unfreaked by fame, the way up-and-comers are not. >> a lot of the young stars don't want to be famous. fame is a bad word, with reality tv and tmz. >> reporter: the bankroll includes ryan gosling, channing tatum, bradley cooper. and jake gyllenhaal. but 'fifty shades" wants a smaller budget. >> the reason they're going with smaller, lesser names and not big movie stars. >> reporter: "the hollywood reporter" says "fifty shades" was planning to p

mourning the loss of a young teacher who is murdered at school this morning -- rather at school and this morning one of her students just 14 years old is held for her killing. nbc's chris palone has a story from a town right outside of boston. >> reporter: at danvers high school in a sleepy suburb of boston an outpouring of support and emotion. students coming together to mourn a young teacher, 24-year-old colleen ritzer, a math instructor who was killed and left in some woods just yards from her classroom. >> she was always making everyone else's day better than hers whether she was happy or not, very uplifting to all of the students there. >> reporter: it happened tuesday night. one of ritzer's students, 14-year-old philip chism is charged with murder. the criminal complaint says a police interview with chism and security video at the school led them to charge him with the crime. chism moved here recently from tennessee. classmates say he was on the soccer team. >> he just seemed normal. there was a lot of quiet people in our school. we didn't expect anything light, though. no one did. >> reporter: if police know why ritzer was killed, they are not saying just yet. >

the "washington post" chris cillizzia points out they have used its platform and young audience who makeama care's biggest customers to skewer the rollout. >> confusing error messages, broken calculators? >> the [ bleep ] calculator doesn't work? according to a recent poll, more of this country believes obama care has been repealed than have been able to sign up for obama care. the whole point of websites is to design them so that it is nearly impossible to not sign up for something. every time i go on amazon, there's a 40% chance i'll mistakenly overnight myself six seasons of "night court." it's just the way it's designed. >> i haven't thought of "night court" for a while. let's bring in kelly ann conway, president and ceo of the polling company and gingrich 2012 senior adviser, also kiki mcclain, former clinton '08 adviser. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> of course in his way chris put out all the charts and after the colbert report, stewart has the largest share of 18 to 29-year-old viewers. kiki, has jon stewart become the republicans' secret weapon here? >> i don't

young daughter right there in the back seat. friends and family of miriam carey say they are stunned. joining me now, nbc analyst clint van zandt. good morning, clint. >> good morning, chris. >> we heard from pete williams this morning that investigators discovered some indication that this young mother believed she was being stalked by president obama. what's your take based on what we know so far? >> well, so far there's a number of things going on. there has been suggestions that she is suffering from postpartum depression, which obviously wouldn't make her necessarily do something erratic, but it could contribute to it, that she had a recent head injury that may have caused some type of physical trauma as well as this delusion. as we know, a delusion is a false belief system held despite evidence to the contrary, in this case the president was stalking her. her relatives had no idea she was coming to washington, d.c., making this 270-mile trip on her own with her infant daughter inside the car. so there's a lot of questions unanswered. but chris, one more time, just like you covered almost three weeks ago, the shooting at the d.c. navy yard, one more time we have some

$60 million to be divided amongst 26 young men over claims that they were abused sexually abused by former assistant coach jerry sandusky. >>> new jersey governor chrisistie scored an intriguing endorsement from former nba star shaquille o'neal as the daily news points out, o'neal joins a number of prominent african-american officials an pastors out in support of chris christie, his growing stat tour in the african-american community stands in stark contrast with other republicans in the country. shaquille o'neal praised his education reform efforts. >> i don't endorse many politicians but chris christie is different. he's working with me to bring jobs back to the cities and help kids in tough neighborhoods get ahead. he provided more funding for schools and giving more parents more choices and merit pay for good teachers. he's a good man -- excuse me, he's a great man. please join me in supporting chris christie for governor. >> joining me now daily beast senior political correspondent david freelander. i think the end of that -- excuse me, he's a great man. bringing up that charm shaquille o'neal has which is why people like chris christie rough ar

chris incarnation of drunks. and when it was really safe because they were not very aggressive now we have young strong crack addicts who are many times are willing to take a chance of rolling stone to get their money to get some more crack it's a different addition. there's always been efforts to get rid of skid row it was a war and for people who are unable to live in the world and they were given the tried to move through again and again but just moved into a different area when big money developers began to revitalize downtown the flop houses got new neighbors and penned houses and high end lofts. there are not many places where the gap between rich and poor is a striking as it is here. literally there is just a block or two separating those two things and i personally or there's muscles are pretty close to the science i was shocked for to really get over to. skid row this is a newer proven i still to. back you were to drop it people didn't come down to see into downtown just swell the air when it's leo and of all this is dirt fields and burn barrels it and there were cut your throat down to your people to come

chris incarnation of drunks. and when it was really safe because they were not very aggressive now we have young strong crack addicts who are many times are willing to take a chance at rolling stone to get their money to get some more crack it's a different addition. there's always been efforts to get rid of skid row it was a war and for people who are unable to live in the world and they didn't even try to move through again and again but just moved into a different area when big money developers began to revitalize downtown the flop houses got new neighbors and penned houses and high end lofts. there are not many places where the gap between rich and poor is a striking as it is here. literally there is just a block or two separating those two things and i'm cruising where there's nothing so cruel as to science i was. really going over to some skid row this is the new or through my still to. back you were to drop it people didn't come down to see and it don't tell you this well the air without free will and of all this is dirt fields and burn barrels and they will cut your throat down to your people become past mai

and the public perception tuckly to young people who obama administration should be the most positive because they can gain so much from the law. >> good point, chris. ruth, i want to turn to you. chris raises the point of public perception. problems mount by the day. we're learning today about possible red flags. how big of a political problem is this for president obama and how is he handling it so far? >> it's a potentially big pretty cal problem. i think chris puts his finger on something important. it's exactly "the daily show," colbert audience you want to be encouraging to sign up. if they don't have enough of those young invincibles signing up for health care, the whole thing is going to get messed up. >> you tried it. >> because i have no life. i lying there in bed with my laptop friday night, signed on. no problem. next thing i knew i was signed up for health care which i had elsewhere. i think people are having obviously way different experiences. there's a lot of things to think about. one is the worry about getting access to the portal or whatever it's technically called but also making certain people are safely and accurately and cons

chris cooley's mom has been cancer free for five years and he really has made a difference in the youngns' players going through this with their relatives. >> hard not to like that guy. what a good egg he is. >> which is why he's still so popular even though he's not in the burgundy and gold colors now. >>> join us on our facebook page to take part in the question of the morning. what is the best thing a man can do to improve his life? is it a, meet a woman, good woman. b, travel. not just any woman. or c, exercise. >> this might be a bachelor talking. our facebook friend kevin said c, exercise. the other two will drain your wallet. >> he's had a bad experience. >> post your guesses and comments on our fay book page. we'll have the answer in about an -- facebook page. we'll have the answer in about an hour. >>> a leading senator will join us with her take of the shutdown. >> a real estate agent whose halloween display was challenged in court. >> i've been copying through the retailer websites to find you deep discounts and here are some of our favorites. time to revamp that fall wore dr

company owner chris hoffmeister says edward is one of the company's best drivers at the time. >> he was a youngnergetic, very eager. at one point, he worked at walmart. so going from working at walmart and making minimum wage to being a tow truck driver, which pays fairly well, i would say, he was very happy where he was at within the company. >> to help keep his drivers safe on the job, hoffmeister outfits all his trucks with safety vision cameras. always rolling, the cameras are ready to capture any incident from four angles. as edward passes a fire lane, he notices a ford f-250 pickup truck parked illegally. he checks to see if anyone may be waiting inside to move it. no one is there. what he finds, instead, is a barking dog outside the pickup that seems to be protecting it. edward takes photos of the pickup to document its license plate and its infraction inside the fire lane. that way, he can submit both as evidence to support the $70 fine the driver must eventually pay to retrieve his vehicle. but with a pickup truck that big, edward will need more time to remove it than he would towing a

the website is key to getting young tech-savvy people to sign up, young, healthy people are key to making the whole system work, chris and kate, because they offset the older less healthy who are more expensive to provide health care for. >> brianna, thank you so much. >>> a lot of news this morning. let's get to michaela for the headlines. >>> good morning to the two of you. a texas man under arrest after a shocking murder spree near dallas. police say charles brownlope killed five people in four locations, apparently burning one person to death. it's unclear if he has any motive. >>> two suspected members of al shabaab have been killed in somalia. one of those killed is considered to be a top technical and explosives expert for the al qaeda affiliated group. the other person killed was not yet identified. >>> federal judge in texas rejecting part of the state's restrictive new abortion law which would have required doctors performing the procedure to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital. this decision comes a day before it was to take effect, preventing a major disruption of abortion clinics across texas.

. >> then that morning detective fay heard from his colleague chris hendrickson, who had spent his night talking to those youngher five, said detective hendrickson, he talked to them separately, told exactly the same story. how they stole the solar lights, were chased, tried to surrender, and then made a wrong turn. >> rory mcguire didn't know this area that well, and the kids realized after they passed it that they had missed this turn right here that goes down to antelope lake. >> why antelope lake? because, the men told detective hendrickson, there were cabins there, people, safety. >> that's what they believed. they believed they would be just a few minutes from safety. >> but the main thing those young men told detective hendrickson was they did not shoot at chad wallin reed. in fact, they assured him, they didn't have a gun. did you ask them? did you push them on that? >> oh, i pushed them. i said, listen, if there was a gun, you need to tell us. i mean, if you had a gun and were shooting back, you would be in your right defending yourself because you're being shot at. they would always say, no, no. ther

young man fighting the good fight. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chrisayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. yes, the government shutdown is over. the sequester continues. and today, another part of basic government function turned off by republicans. one republican, to be precise. >> i'm going to block every appointment in the united states senate until the survivors are being made available to congress. i'm tired of hearing from people on tv and reading about stuff in books. we need to get to the bottom of this. >> just 12 days since the government reopened, and lindsey graham is promising to bring executive appointments to

young victims. police say the suspect is a cousin of the slain woman's husband. the motive still unclear at this hour. >>> chrisailed, and charged with assault after a fight outside a d.c. hotel. the alleged victim says brown and his bodyguard punched him as he tried to get into a picture with the singer. brown is on probation for beating his ex-girlfriend rihanna. a violation could mean extended jail time. >>> fans and fellow artists mourning the death of lou reid, the iconic writer, rocker, and poet influenced generations of musicians. no word yet on the cause of death. he had a liver transplant earlier this year. lou reed was 71 years old. >>> here's video from a go-pro cam. i want you to watch new zealander and extreme mountain biker kelly mcgary. he does a jaw-dropping backflip over a canyon depth and sticks the landing. no way. well, he went airborne another two times during this run at the red bull rampage event in southern utah earlier this month. mcgary came in second and told reporters he was freaking out about the backflip, but he felt he had the speed, so he just went for it. >>> one georgia cheerle

young man fighting the good fight. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. yes, the government shutdown is over. the sequester continues. and today, another part of basic government function turned off by republicans. one republican, to be precise. >> i'm going to block every appointment in the united states senate until the survivors are being made available to congress. i'm tired of hearing from people on tv and reading about stuff in books. we need to get to the bottom of this. >> just 12 days since the government reopened, and lindsey graham is promising to bring executive appointments to a halt. and he can do it using a senate protocol that allows for any single senator to block any nomination by placing a hold on it. but that's how lindsey graham is able to block all nominees, not why. to understand why graham wants to bring government to a halt, you have to meet lindsey graham's primary challenger, south carolina state senator lee bright. >> patrick henry said "give me liberty o

sure our young people get the services that they need, not only from foster parents but from state policies, from federal policy and so on. >> well, our community agrees with you, ric and chris. they said all kids needy motional and practical support well beyond 18. amy says it helps when the program allows children to stay until they are 21. dumping kids on their 18th birthday doesn't give them enough time to go to college. at least at the age of 21, they can get through an aa program, or if twelve parents like ric and chris actually a support system, a human being who cares and listenses? >> sixto mentioned a little bit ago, but we want to talk more about what it's going to take to bring change into the foster care system. think about that. tweet us during the break. >>> our co our foster care system in many ways works beautifully and in some ways, needs, of course to be fixed and repaired and strengthened. >> welcome back. recently the u.s. house of representatives passed legislation of promoting adoption of children in foster care. a similar in the senate. you are in a sneak response in terms of being a former foster kid and an advocate for foster children. what do you s

the combination of he and chris carpenter, who is so valuable to us. you talk about the young talent, if you don't have a couple of guys standing there at the top telling them and also showing them how it's supposed to be done, you're set up for failure. hopefully, these young guys, we've told them a lot and they do get it. they should be grateful in the example that they have in adam wainwright in the club. >> tim lincecum signed a deal for $35 million, coming off a disappointing 10-14 season, but he did throw a no-hitter. he wanted a short term deal to prove himself and he also has a no-trade clause. lincecum was scheduled to be a free agent but now is staying in the city by the bay. >> the ugly situation at grambling state gets worse. jackson state is planning to sue them for their financial losses. they claim they had revenue loss for the homecoming game, and the city could be worth millions. the players are back on the football field after their protests, trying to move on. >> sleepless, i've had most of the time, you know, worrying about the kids, making sure that, you k

young lawyer during the watergator ra. a new poll finds that clinton has a strong lead over potential gop candidates chris christie, 49%, 36% with clinton with the lead there. those are a few of the things we thought you should know. this will do it for this edition of "news nation." "the cycle" is up next. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failu

chris, you were talking about, look, they're so young., 22, 23 years old. but the talk has also been, you know, both of their careers haven't been the greatest since they've been together. so, what's going to happen? everything they do, everybody watches because they want to know what's going to happen. >> rory, know this. we all look like that when we're sleeping. have no fear. we're all with you. >> a little drool, sometimes a little crust right here. >> all right. >> love me, flaws and all. >> we take you how we get you. >> his mouth being open like that speaks to a sinus condition. >> oh, lord. >> just saying. >> he is the expert on sinus conditions. >> get that addressed. >>> coming up on "new day," is the progress on a government deal as good as harry reid says it is? we'll talk to two senators who are in the trenches, trying to put this deal together. i'm angela, and i didn't think i could quit smoking but chantix helped me do it. i told my doctor i think i'm... i'm ready. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline

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there was a time when young people fed up with high taxes and france could escape them by coming here. hope and change. one more of the high nature of taxes. we have brian and chrisn't hear to hash this out on what the french are telling us. >> i think this is obviously part of the situation. right now he is set to lose big in may when they have the elections and if you look across europe, many of them onto the far right. they're all across europe and there is a giant rejection across europe of the left. i think that it definitely seems to mirror things, so we will see about that qe-1 i am wondering whether you are worried about what? >> about your liberal colleagues >> not at all. our taxes are historically low higher standard. >> are you saying that we have leeway to raise them? >> what i am saying is that for anyone to agree what is going on here and what has missed the vote. >> we have the highest corporate taxes of these powers on. >> yes, we have been there and that is the sticker price. if you add all the taxes that we pay altogether, we have less than half of taxes of the point of the economy of france. they are much lower than they have been in history.

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group, 21 people, and officially now the young baby, the 3-month-old baby who will be king, george, is a member of the church of england. good morning, i'm chrisis a lot of other news going on today. by the way, much later on in the show, one of our royal watchers will join us to talk more about the prince today. but what's going on