specifically because tom coburn poofed.g that personally for reasons that were persuasive only to him. he didn't succeed in persuading a single other member of congress. he blocked it alone until he could not because he left congress. now because she gone that bill has passed. that's the one thing they have done so far that has been signed by president obama and become law. the absence of tom coburn is strong. it can do more than that. the other thing that tom coburn devoted himself to before leaving congress was single handingly blocking a bipartisan small scale group that veterans groups made to prevent suicide. it is a best practices bill. we have 22 veterans a day committing suicide in our country right now. this bill had unanimous support in the house. all but unanimous support in the senate, but the support in the senate did not include one senator, tom coburn. he failed to convince a single member of congress to agree with whatever his objections were. that apparently created zero doubt in the mind of tom coburn. he

at one point, senator tom coburn gets involved.me to light and blew up later, tom coburn trying to negotiate and said he would never reveal his role in those negotiations. he told roll call, that was privileged information that i will never reveal to anybody, not to the ethics committee, not to anybody. the role was privileged. when he was talking about how much money to pay the family of his mistress, "i was counseling him as a physician." tom coburn's medical specialty is obstetrics. he's an obstetrician. and who knows, it's possible john enson was giving birth at the time he was talking to tom coburn about these things. but, otherwise, after the negotiations fell apart and john enson was heading off to iowa to make people think of him as a potential pet, doug hampton basically took things into his own hands. or, basically, to fox news. ten days later, doug hampton wrote this letter to megan kelly. he was basically trying to give her the story about senator ensign and his affair. a relentless pursuit of my wife led to our dismiss

but now tom coburn is gone. it's a new year. the bill was reintroduced last week and today it passed the house again unanimously. it's already passed the house for this congress. the new chair of the senate veterans committee is republican john isaac sonson of georgia. his legislation tells us tonight that it will be one of the first priorities in congress. that doesn't say exactly when he means to get the ball rolling, but with unanimous support in the house and bipartisan support in the senate and tom coburn gone, it seems like this thing might finally have a chance. i can't believe it's taken this long but it might finally have a chance and we'll keep you posted. it's time for last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. i'm in new york tonight where you know people are very concerned with performance. i have a performance note about what you just did. when you said tom coburn is gone exclamation point, it actually sounded like that was a good

but now tom coburn is gone. it's a new year.him out of the way, the bill was reintroduced last week, and today it passed the house again unanimously. it's already passed the house for this congress. the new chair of the senate veterans committee is republican john isaacson of georgia. his legislation tells us tonight that it will be one of the first priorities in congress. that doesn't say exactly when he means to get the ball rolling, but with unanimous support in the house and bipartisan support in the senate and tom coburn gone, it seems like this thing might finally have a chance. i can't believe it's taken this >>> it is tuesday, january 13th. right now on "first look," the french magazine at the center of the bold strikes, france remains on high alert. this as the bodies of four french jews killed in paris arrive in jerusalem for burial. deep inside washington, d.c.'s metro, a tower water main brake caught on camera. then america has a first of its kind undisputed national carolinas. good morning, thanks for joining us i'm

so with coburn out harlow will suit up against washington.a healthy scratch for the last two months. >>> well, when do we ever say this? the red hot sixers looking to win three in a row tonight for the first time in a year. that's when they face atlanta perhaps the sixers are changing everyone's minds and everyone's opinion of this team. remember at the beginning of the year when former sixers coach larry brown ripped them for tanking saying i hate what's going on in philly. it makes me sick to my stomach. well, perhaps brown is starting to change his mind. the smu coach is back if town to play temple tomorrow. while he doesn't believe 100 percent in the direction of the sixers, he says he has patched things up with the front office and ceo scott o'neill. >> i think i got a right to say what i feel but it was in no way challenging brett. you know, he's a great young coach. but that's over. i got -- i cleared it up with what i said with scott and we're going into the game tonight as a team. >> that's right brown taking smu to the sixers-hawks

coburn took a puck to his left foot blocking a shot last night.en he in missed 12 games. coburn out and carlo will be called up against washington capitals tomorrow. he has been a healthy scratch for the the last two months. >> the coaches and the team have been keeping my mentally and physically focused. everyone understands how hard the process was but i'm not here to make any excuses, i'm here just to play the game of hockey and do what i can do help. >> who needs defense when you can score like they did last night. flyers seven goals. hopefully they have saved some goals for back to back games starting tomorrow a against the capitals in washington. we will be right back with we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. get a fios triple play for just $79.99 a month online for two years

but i also want to read to you a partial quote from senator coburn even with the grimmer findings.ays, quote, i am confident that secretary johnson is leading the department in the right direction and congress needs to work with the department and give secretary johnson the authority to lead and fix the department. tammy, i go back to you. it seems like they want to reach out and work together. can they find a common ground solution? >> i think everyone wants to have everything be fabulous. we're spending $700 million a year through dhs on cyber security. and this year alone in july, the obamacare web site was breached. the state department web site was breached this year and had to shut down for three days. and the white house computer system was breached. and if you're going to protect one basic kind of element, it should be those elements in the federal government. and if $700 million a year arthel, they were unable to even do that, it makes you wonder exactly is it about throwing money at a situation? where is the expertise? where is the seriousness about the situation? it's no

i will miss tom coburn. how else do we hear about shrimps on a treadmill and robotic squirrels.oburn is chasing all of that stuff down. >> we are going to miss him. jury selection in the trial of boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. he will face the death penalty for killing three people and injure hundreds. >>> when a 32-year-old married teacher allegedly sleeps with her 18 old student it is not a crime according to her lawyer but should she be busted even though the student is considered legally an adult? hello... i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about america's favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. your eyes really are unique. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. as y

saxby chambliss and lindsey graham, and coburn`s running for the senate, and others. so you know, there`s other careers, too. c-span: tom coburn did this show once, and it was -- i think i can say without exaggerating, it was a -- the book was a real criticism of the house in this town. did you read the book? >> guest: i read excerpts from the book. c-span: if you were going to criticize your own institution over there, after you`ve now been there for -- how many years? >> guest: this is my 18th year that i`ve been in the congress. c-span: what would you tell those kids out there in civics class? >> guest: well, you know, i always said -- you know, i taught government for 16 years. and when i first went to the illinois general assembly, i said, you know, the real difference here is the difference between theory and practice, that this place is a people business. it`s how you treat people. it`s how you deal with people is really how you get things done not necessarily if you`re a great orator or if you`re a great attorney or, you know, a great writer. it`s how you can

tom coburn decided to personally block it any way.se of one man standing in its way while we lose 22 veterans every day to suicide. now tom coburn is gone. it is a new year. with him out of the way, now it might happen. the clay hunt act was reintroduced last week and today it passed the house again unanimously. it is already passed the house for this congress. >> good evening, rachel. i'm in new york tonight where you know people are very concerned with performance. i have a performance note about what you just did. when you said tom coburn is gone, exclamation point, it actually sounded like that was a good thing.

senator tom coburn just retired, long distinguished career dealing with budgets and security. he took apart the dhs on what they have not been able to achieve. >> that's right. he shed light to the fact that the dhs is quite frankly dysfunctional. they have a dysfunctional approach in setting priorities in these different missions dhs has five different missions, dealing with counter terrorism and cyber security and border security. i mean it's really compiled these different areas and where they have been ineffective. you can take for example the fact that fema spent billions of dollars yet they weren't able to track these funds in order to see how you can improve counter terrorism action. they have different state and local fusion centers that again were ruled ineffective in terms of preventing terrorism. what i think dhs will need to prove quite frankly are the metrics. how can they be able to describe the fact that they really secured the homeland and really actually securing the border, which as we know, 700 million -- 700 miles of the border remains unsecure right now --

congressman tim walls estimates over 750 have taken their own lives since coburn blocked the bill.es independent review of suicide prevention programs within the v.a. and pentagon. the $22 million bill will also assist veterans transitioning out of active duty. i'm joined tonight by montel williams williams, veterans advocate and emmy award-winning television host and a stalwart advocate to get something done on behalf of veterans, this very serious issue. you have to be encouraged by the unanimous vote. now where is the senate? >> i'm encouraged because i don't know that that would have had happy to you had gin us eyes to this right before christmas. this has to happen. today, tomorrow we have veterans across the country. this has affected our younger generation of veterans more than any. the 35-year-olds and belows are thinking what the heck happened before christmas that the congress could leave us in a lurch. so i say forgive them for they knew not what they did, but they came back and recognized it. had you not shone a light on it before christmas, i don't know that it could h

but one senator, tom coburn, blocked it.r a vote even though he couldn't persuade another person of why he was doing it. he blocked the veterans suicide bill alone. but now tom coburn is gone, and because of that, we have some news to report. so they spent all week voting on this keystone thing that president obama is going to veto. but now that the keystone thing is done in the senate the veterans suicide bill has already passed the house. it passed unanimously again. it passed the veterans committee in the senate unanimously. and now that keystone is off the senate floor now that that stuff is over. now we can report that the delayed one-man stymied veterans suicide bill that couldn't pass last year, the clay-hunt veterans suicide prevention act is going to get a vote on the senate floor on monday. you can put it in your calendar. you can put it in that app so your phone beeps at you, it's monday, 5:30 p.m. eastern time. they are going to get this thing done. when it happens, you can raise a glass to oklahoma senator tom c

brayden coburn will now miss four weeks with a left foot injury. he joins steve mason and nik grossman on the trainers table right now. coburn blocked a puck with his left foot, same left foot last night that he broke in the beginning of the season which kept him out 12 games. carlo will take his place tomorrow in washington, he has not played in two months. >>> former eagles defensive coordinator and temple started to bowls will be the next head coach of the new york jets according to espn. everyone is wondering is what next for chip kelly's favorite college quarterback marcus mariota. heisman trophy winner had has until thursday to declare for the the draft. if he leaves oregon he is expect to be one of the topics and it sound like kelly would love to coach him again. >> someone that thinks like that, thinks like payton manning and has that athletic ability where he can beat with you his arms and legs. he is a special package. he is one for the ages. >> before everyone gets their hopes up, eagles pick 20th, and very, very difficult for them to mo

coburn is gone. it's a new year. and with him out of the way, the bill was reintroduced last week and today it passed the house again unanimously. it's already passed the house for this congress. the new chair of the senate veterans committee is republican john isaac sonson of georgia. his legislation tells us tonight that it will be one of the first priorities in congress. that doesn't say exactly when he means to get the ball rolling, but with unanimous support in the house and bipartisan support in the senate and tom coburn gone, it seems like this thing might finally have a chance. i can't believe it's taken this long but it might finally have a chance and we'll keep you posted. it's time for last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. i'm in new york tonight where you know people are very concerned with performance. i have a performance note about what you just did. when you said tom coburn is gone exclamation point, it actually sounded like that was a good thing. >> i'm f

the lonely senator who fights the garbage is tom coburn. thank you for doing that. pentagon destroyed $7 billion of weapons that they could have shipped home from iraq and afghanistan? >> that shows the inefficiency of the pentagon. it costs more to ship it over than it's worth. why did we have the excess supply? >> the national science foundation spent a quarter million dollars to study american attitudes to the filibuster. >> isn't that important? maybe some of the things you might see might be something the government might do some time but not when we have a $640 billion deficit. and maybe we should return the money to the taxpayers instead of wasting it on frivolous things like that. >> and having politicians studying the filibuster sounds like congressmen self dealing. >> it is, no question it was. >> senator coburn retires from congress soon. we'll miss him. the political class is so wrong about so much. here's one widely believed myth, sweat shops and child labor are cruel and must be banned by government. >> oh, no. that boy's hands are bleeding. child labo

leaving washington because tom coburn is gone from congress one popular bill that he blocked last yearandedly looks like it might pass. what is the subject of that bill that we covered on monday night, is it a, a bill to close guantanamo? b, a bill to find a memorial to president ronald reagan? c, a bill to block obama care for congressional staffers. or d, a bill for veterans' suicide prevention. >> i'm going to enthusiastically say d. >> did he get the answer right? >> let's take a look at the segment from monday. >> before he left down he made sure one of his final acts would be to block a veterans suicide prevention bill that was all but unanimously supported by every other member of congress. >> the correct answer is d. the bill will be taken up in committee this wednesday and expected to do pretty well. andy is 1 for 1. >> and extra news from steve. second question remember you have to get two right to win the undersized cocktail shaker. question two, on tuesday's show we talked about the modern political phenomena of the loser beard. facial hair grown by male politicians grown b

i was the lead sponsor in the house last term, senator coburn's retired. i'm leading the charge in the house. and introduced a bill that says we should change their status and they should be treated like everybody else. >> so if this bill doesn't get passed, it's because the nfl has got a powerful lobby pounding up and down the halls talking to everybody and telling them not to do. this isn't that a fair description? >> i want to put it up for a vote. i do hope in the oversight context that they will have roger goodell, the nfl and the other sports leagues come testify before congress. let them try to justify why we should let them off. we are not collecting as a federal government over $100 million over a 10 year period and when they go in to different cities member tax exempt status then that effects the taxes they pay at the local level. it's at least $100 million that they are not paying that everybody sells paying in a similar situation. >> all right. special deal for special people. congressman, thank you sir. >> thanks, greta. >> now to another nfl

season it forced everyone to step up and it will be the same scenario against the capitals brayden coburnout with what is believed to be a broken foot. carlo is filling in and was a scratch for the last 26 games and only appeared in five games this season and he managed to keep his chin up flew it all. >> that is the only thing i concentrated on was being professional and a hard working guy on and off the ice and having that approach is giving the opportunity i am facing. >> when a friend turns foe it doesn't have to be acrimonious as jaime apody points us it won't be when temple and msu meet on thetball court. larry brown says this is all his. >> they are fundamentally sound and they don't turn it over and guard well and share the ball and execute and they have a philadelphia flavor which is philadelphia kids have something inside that you can't teach. >> brown should know, he fell in love with this town during his years coaching the sixers and dunnfry was there taking notes. >> how would you handle that ball screen coach -- and try to scramble for words are you kidding you are larry bro

kimberly strassel writing about tom coburn. this is an op-ed piece. "members of congress and go and many leave washington no better or worse than they found it. if you make a mark, and congress is losing one of them, tom coburn. he doesn't leave stunts or public trent franks, and dohring press corps, or, for that matter, many are doing gop colleagues. mr. coburn didn't do legacy, which is why this rather humble oklahomans will have one. he leads a more informed electorate and a better republican party, two groups that benefited inversely from is focused on first principles and adhering to the constitution limiting government and protecting individual liberty. he became most known for forcing congress in particular his own his own caucus, to reconcile its actions against those principles. his long-term efforts to decode the federal government's luminous reports on waste and fraud, demands for more transparency, were likewise and at giving voters the tools they needed to hold members true to these principles. the real key to mr. coburn's success was a s

l rolling, but with unanimous support in the house and bipartisan support in the senate and tom coburn gone, it seems like this thing might finally have a chance. i can't believe it's taken this >>> it is tuesday, january 13th. right now on "first look," the french magazine at the center of the bold strikes, france remains on high alert. this as the bodies of four french jews killed in paris arrive in jerusalem for burial. deep inside washington, d.c.'s metro, a tower water main brake caught on camera. then america has a first of its kind undisputed national carolinas. good morning, thanks for joining us i'm betty linn. >>> police are further looking for more suspects for last weeks attacks. those that survived the attack at charlie hebdo are being at work. the magazine will print 3 million additions since the terrorist attacks. french media is though reporting it will be printed in 16 languages. it shows a cartoon, a seen that reads je suis charlie, all is forgiven, written in french. the journalist putting out the next edition spoke out in an exclusive interview. >> because we are in

as you know, he is now retired from the senate coming his place was taken by tom coburn that also seems is of model that we would want in my just want to tell you that i have enormous respect for tom coburn. but don nichols is the original coin. please welcome former senator don nichols. [applause] >> i'll just make a few comments then i will join you. i want to compliment chris for his outstanding speech to say i share many of the concerns that he touched on. as a senator in 1980 things have changed a lot. because flipped seven times and it will flip again. and it is not that unhealthy but to talk about those natural tensions and frankly the judicial branch. i always felt it was better them leadership to protect the legislative branch. and even the judicial branch. if they ran the legislative business but the real problem in the last several years i think there is a disrespect or lack of respect for congress. and voluntarily and all members of the house and senate and president with they are sworn in they take an oath to uphold the constitution. and i am absolutely flabbergasted that s

coburn got hurt blocking a shot in the flyers' win over lightning.he fractured his foot. he also fraer fractured his foot in the season opener. flyers have won 3 of 4, so have the surprising sixers but they face the hottest team in the nba. hawks have won eight straight atop the eastern conference. look who's back again. former sixer kyle korver has turned into a really good all-around player. he leads the nba shooting 52% from three-point land. he still likes returning to philly. >> always good to come back you know, i have a lot of great relationships here a lot of friendships. last night i got to go to dinner with a buddy. so, there's a lot of memories. i thought i would be a sixer for life in the beginning. that was a while ago but, you know very appreciative of my years here. >> joe paterno could be college football's all-time winningest coach again. the ncaa is discussing restoring the 111 wins they took away from him. >>> heisman winner marcus mayor yoet that -- mariota. chip kelly says he's the most talented player he's ever coached in colleg

coburn, he scored a shorthanded goal that means they were a man down and still blasted between the pipethe second as they scored three times in nine minutes, with that goal, in overtime, oh monahan just 20 seconds in and calgary wins it final 4-3 the snap san jose's two game win streak. a little break i got some serious game. student athletes, balling! including stanford, hosting the defendin latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. save $300 on the final close-out of the c3 queen mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. right now find the lowest prices of the season, plus 36 month financing on qualifying purchases. hurry ends monday! know better sleep with sleep number. ooooh... i can hear that sizzle. getting louder! and louder! philly cheesesteak and egg sizzling with prime rib and gooey cheese. i better (just) silence this

defenseman braydon coburn was struck on the left foot blocking a shot out four weeks. veterans carlo will finally see some action. he has been a healthy scratch for the last 26 games. >> i'm just with great skaters keeping my mentally and physically focused. everyone understands how the process was but i'm not here to make any excuses. i'm here to play the game of hockey and do what i was asked to do. >> hepp he has a great game. >>> sixers hosting atlanta hawks have the best record in the eastern conference and sixers won three out of four games. former sixers head coach larry brown is in town with his smu mustangs to take on temple tomorrow night. you know his story. hall of famer. only coach to win nba and ncaa championship. still going strong at 74 and can't get him away from the gym. >> i never worked. i have always, i'm doing exactly what i wanted to do except on a different level. i thought i would be a high school coach and teacher. as long as i feel like i can contribute to the game i want to keep doing it. >> he is walking 5 miles a day, people. >> no debate

rob zep will start in goal and carlo will be pared with luke schenn after brayden coburn hurt his foot in tuesday's game with tampa. this will be carlo's first game since november. >> it is not easy to do it, i'll tell you that and he has been really good. we had howell do it for a long time. it is not an easy thing to do. for veterans guys that have been around, that play, it is hard. >> sixers tip off tonight at 7:30. they will be without services of tony wroten who injured his knee in the loss to atlanta a big game tonight on north broad street, temple hosting smu mustangs led by former sixers coach larry brown. fran dunphy may not have starting point guard will cummings for the game. he was hurt in saturday's looks to tulsa. both teams have 12 wins, and both coaches respect each other. >> he is one of the most under rated coaches there is. when i see him play now since they got some of those transfers back, the way they beat kansas, that is a big turn around over last year. >> i appreciate the friendship that i have with him but most importantly the respect of opposing basketball c

defenseman brayden coburn will miss four weeks with a left foot injury.ski didn't think the sixers had any chance to extend their winning streak to three. michael carter-williams had 20 points against the atlanta hawks but the sixers get embarrassed on home court again losing 105 to 87. >> ouch. >> 5:16 now. a warning from the irs. prepare to wait longer for your tax refund this year. >> researchers stop a trial for an experimental cancer drug two years early and for a very good reason. david. >> well, you can see that we're dressing the kids warming this morning and that's because we have temp in the 20's, wind chills in the teens. i'll have your day planner forecast for you and we'll get you to the airport coming up next. >> ♪♪ >> we just mentioned this. temperatures are finally ripe for local ski resorts to really open the spigots on snow makers. it is usually a few degrees warmer in macungie than poconos. most slopes on this side of pa expect to have most if not all of their trails opened by this weekend. nice move there. >> looks like fine watching t

now today senator coburn might your friend i wish him the best of health. he is not here. he wasn't here to object to the unanimous consent request that was made in a bipartisan way. and so, we were voting on this bill. but the bottom line is simple. republicans monkeyed around with a bipartisan compromise to earn a pound of flesh and what in with a new is a must pass piece of legislation. i'm glad it won't kill the bill but it never should have been there to begin with and the amendments that will be proposed will allow many on this side of the aisle that belief in tria but didn't want to see it at the last minute a rollback of dodd frank albeit one of the smaller rollbacks that have been proposed to ride on the back of the important anti-terrorism proposal using the must pass on related legislation to chip away at that piece by piece even small pieces like the end-user provision even in the committee process is not how we should go about the business of conserving the important regulations on financial services and i joined the ranking member brown and saying that should

now that tom coburn has left congress and the hold that he had on the suicide prevention bill, it lookse that legislation is about to pass, possibly with unanimous support. last week, eric holder spoke about stopping police from seizing cash or assets without a warrant. when the attorney general announced his policy change on that last week, he was praised by republicans in the house and the senate. eric holder, praised by republicans. yes, that eric holder. the president will talk about his policy of changing our relations with cuba tomorrow nigh. one of the people praising that change is the republican senator from arizona named jeff flake. some are willing to raise the gas tax to pay for infrastructure repairs, roads, bridges, and highways. seriously. no, you're not drunk, and no, i don't know what's going on. on the eve of the state of the union, things are looking rosier than they have in a long time for this administration is this something magic that happens to presidents after midterms? is this normal? am i drunk? joining us now is a presidential historian -- >> you sound really

tom coburn senator of oklahoma retired. yesterday was his last in the senate.was the chairman of the homeland committee in the senate and on his way out when he issued a pretty detailed and frankly horrifying report on the department. how is it doing? well, for the dozen or so chief objectives, the aims the goals the department of homeland security, the coburn's report found the department was achieving none of them. >> quite a damning report. according to it, the department of homeland security is not successfully executing any of its five main missions. and they are not successfully administering or enforcing the immigration poems of the nation. in fact, only 3 in 100 illegal immigrants peter will ever face deportation. >> as 2014 700 miles of the southern border remain unsecured according to senator coburn. >> irony of irony. the department spends 700 million bucks every year on cyber security but can't protect itself from hackers. over the last 11 years we spent $50 billion on counter terrorism. but we can't quantify how much safer we are. the number that i

this is in some ways trying to paint coburn into a corner.at scoop. it's been out there. some members of congress have asked why the f.b.i. is taking so long. and, again, we don't know exactly what the government's case is. but if all tgs is somebody who had some security clearance wasn't clear to see the level of stuff that she's seeing okay, i understand that's bad, but give me a break. >> that is "all in" for this evening. good evening, rachel. >> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. on august 9, 1982 there was a terrorist attack in the heart of paris. it was in a neighborhood of paris called lemoret. the attack was out of blue. multiple attackers with no warning, armed with machine guns and grenades and they attacked a purely civilian target. they had a restaurant in broad daylight in the heart of a lunchtime rush. 1982. >> this was the deadliest anti-semitic attack since world war ii. gunmen sprayed customers in the

. >> a new senate homeland security report authored by republican senator tom coburn concluded that theon was -- >>> the last congress could not agree on a plan and the program was allowed to expire at the end of 2014. >>> a maryland politician threatening to sue a local newspaper for using hiss name without permission. what the paper did in response. next on the grapevine. hello... i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about america's favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> a county lawmaker was threatening to sue a local newspaper if it everybody prints his name without asking. to say the paper called his bluff would be an understatement. frederick, maryland councilmember objected to a frederick news post story about concern over a reserve parking shortage for counc

john: sadly senator coburn retires from congress soon. we'll miss him.ll have to bust politicians myths without him. the political class is so wrong about so much. here is one widely-believed myth. sweatshops and child labor are cruel and must be banned by government. >> oh no. that boy's hands are bleeding. child labor is evil. this is a videogame made for a so-called educational tv channel. what education do people get? some obvious truths. sweatshops are cruel. workers are overworked in dangerous conditions.it american companies ignore the abuses because they make money. and that means child workers are victims of our fashion whims. this is what many americans believe and many are taught and therefore the answer, close the sweatshops down. ban them in america and demand that other countries ban child labor. just a basic human rights issue. who would argue with that? economist ben powell for one. he just wrote a book, out of poverty, which he says we really want to help people climb out of poverty, we ought to let children work. that sound awful. >> ch

brayden coburn out likely probably a month with a possible fracture of his foot.ouble scoring last night, however to the wells fargo center. second period flyers scored five times power play that is jake voracek on the power play makes it three-one. brayden schenn will make it six-# s flyers win seven to three. flyers did a good job with the team that can score. >> we defended really well and you have to defend against that team. they are the highest scoring team in the league. they pick up with speed but i thought our defense did a good job. we forced turnovers and we caught them a few times and caught them in odd man rushes in the a attack. >> it looks like it doesn't matter if you win as a nfl head coach, john fox fired yesterday after winning four straight division titles. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> i was surprised about john fox. >>> local schoolworkers demanding answers and paychecks after philadelphia charter school, abruptly closed its doors. how the school district is handling this sensitive situation. >>> jennifer joyce is live out

flyers last night were without goalie steve mason braiden coburn nicholas grossman, and too many games they've no offense. lets guess to washington. that was the case last night. all right scoreless games flyers fail to clear the zone, and guess what, jason scores against rob that's not good. the only goal of the game. flyers loose one-nothing, the sixers were 17 and a half point underdogs last night to toronto. toronto second best team in the conference, remember lou williams there in the white for toronto, the shot, he is fouled, he scores, that's four-point sixers recover but lost 100 to 84. big game for temple last night, to temple. that's larry brown the coach mckie, former player, fran dunphy the coach of the temple owls, it was student and teacher. and nick moore with the shot. when it was tied at 52, smu comes back, 13 to beat temple, 60 to 55. that is sports in a minute. and i'm howard eskin. >>> good to see larry brown back in town here, even though -- oh how about these student, they made it, two men make history at yosemite national park. they climbed this face of this rock

. >> retire oklahoma republican senator tom coburn a fiscal hawk's final stand. >> tria made the industry $40 billion in the last 12 years. the american taxpayer takes all the risk except for 35% and the insurance industry makes the money. >> also stopped was the nomination of caroline colvin to be social security administrator. republican senators objected after whistle blowers raised concerns about mismanagement of a $300 million computer project. yet on the last day, the senate confirmed 59 nominations including 12 judges. while congress did get some things done at the end of the year much of the 113th will be remembered for fireworks. in june wisconsin republican congressman paul ryan openly questioned the credibility of commissioner commissioner -- >> i'm sitting here listening to this testimony. i don't believe it. nobody believes you. >> in july house speaker john boehner lost his cool with fortunate's handling of immediation and the surge at our southern border. >> this is a problem of the president's own making. he's been president for five and a half years. when he is going take

coburn says as of today only 3 in 100 of every illegal immigrants face deportation.ou say this report if anything understates it. >> it completely understates it. i read the report. it takes sections of the border that appear to be secure, all the technology in the world have all the agents you want want the big huge 18-foot fence. the problem is those places aren't secure. people have a photo if you want to throw it up. this is from arizona, the most expensive border patrol station is right outside that with 400 agents. there's every bit of technology $40 million of technology along that 13-mile stretch. you see what they did to that gate? they cut it open so this way trucks could drive through. it's a three-mile ride to the road. it's a bumpy ride so it takes forever. in a 24-month span how many trucks do you think went through there and got caught? >> i don't know. >> 48 trucks went through there and zero were caught. >> it's not even a stealthy thing. they just took out a section of the fence? >> look those steel girder res almost as thick as you or i. so think a

when you said tom coburn is gone, exclamation point, it actually sounded like that was a good thing. >> i'm feeling a little feverish. i might have been having an emotional blip there. terribly sorry. >> i understand. >> well done. >>> well, today two police officers who shot and killed a homeless man were charged with murder. and the hunt for terrorists involved in last week's massacre in paris is not over. >>> other suspects are still at large. >> police are still hunting for possible accomplices. >> police here are reportedly still searching for six additional suspects. >> up to six accomplices. >> there are six people, and there could be 60 people. >> one of those suspects has reportedly been linked to that woman. >> who authorities believe participated in last week's attack. >> she's finally been tracked down. >> this is the woman that all of france has been looking for. >> the threat is still present. >> people will see more police on the streets. >> the survivors of the massacre are back at work. cartoonists of charlie had he been -- hebdo are back at work. >> it was the large

flyers suffered another injury, braydon coburn out likely a month with a possible fracture of his foot n trouble scoring last night, however to the wells fargo center. second period flyers scored five times, power play that is jake voracek who makes it three-# s brayden schenn will make it six-one. flyers win seven- 36789 flyers did a good job with the team that can score. >> we defended really well and you have to defend against that team. they are the highest scoring team in the league. they double up with the speed and our defense did a good job, we forced turnovers and we caught them a few times and got odd man rushes. >>> it looks like it doesn't matter if you win as a nfl head coach denver head coach john fox fired after winning four straight division titles. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> new ncaa settlement in the works for penn state. two trustees believe so. they say university proposed new terms to the ncaa concerning lawsuit related to the handling of the jerry sandusky case, however the board's chairman says trustees are making incorrect suppositions and

> flyers take on washington tomorrow, last night's victory over tampa bay came at a cost, brayden coburn out four weeks with the lower body injury. he will be hurt in the first period of the seven-three victory over lightening. the the three three-year old rookie net minder rob zep improved to two-o. >> he is doing thinks thing. >> yes. >> all right. >> beasley, thanks very much. >>> still to come in our next half an hour we will tell you why the popular car service uber is under fire tonight. >>> learning more about the men responsible for deadly paris terror attacks that killed 17 people. >>> plus a south jersey catholic school's prayers may have been answeredded i'm syma chowdhry how the school raised $250,000 in six weeks just to keep their doors opened. >>> and new at 6:00 o'clock tonight a i team investigation in the death of the little girl at a montgomery county daze care center. we dug into that center's inspection reports and we will show you what we found >>> i'm jessica dean with the top stories, a woman is shot and killed in broad daylight just a few blocks at temple univers

when it happens, you can raise a glass to oklahoma senator tom coburn and then pour it out, because this could only happen because he quit and got out of the way. heck of a legacy sir. 5:30 eastern, monday. you can count on it. that does it for us tonight. now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >>> "american sniper" has been seen by more people than any other this year and is now turning into a political argument. >> is this a celebration of an american hero? >> bradleyq kyle. >> you are in a country where you don't belong. >> they've lost momentum about where the villains on the war on terror. >> it's a movie that if you watch it and pay close attention, the dialogue is obsessed with the morality of the war. >> a critical issue in contemporary american life. >> much more going to war than just going out and shooting. >> i just don't believe in what we're doing here. >> there's evil here, we've seen it. >> the why becomes very important. >> to challenge the film is not to challenge the heroism of those soldiers. >> my question every day, will i go to heaven or hell?sz scre

republican senator tom coburn left congress and the inexplicable personal hold he wasn't on the suicideout to pass with quite possibly unanimous support from both parties and both houses of congress. last week when eric holder announced plans to stop local police from seizing cash and assets without a warrant or due process this asset forfeiture program that is a multibillion dollar boondoggle, when the attorney general announced his policy change on that last week with, he was praised for his actions by republicans in the house and senate. eric holder praised by republicans. yes, that eric holder. the president's going to talk about his policy of changing our relations with cuba tomorrow night. one of the people who's been sprey praising that change is the republican senator from arizona named jeff flake. i kid you not. even some republicans right now who say they are willing to raise the gas tax to pay for infrastructure repairs on roads, bridges and highways. seriously. no, you are not drunk. no i don't know what's going on. on the eve of the state of the union, things are looking ro

and before the announcement, oklahoma senator tom coburn warned that the country was quote, going tonuts and predicted the possibility of violence and civil disobedience. then today americans were like, no, that's next friday at walmart. [ laughter and applause ] because i want that xbox! you get out of my way! that's right, obama's taking a a lot of heat from republicans. in fact some are saying that obama thinks he's an american king. when obama heard this, he was like, "hey, at least they finally admit i'm an american." [ laughter and applause ] i mean, that's some progress. i'll take it. i'll take whatever i can get. that's some progress. obama is denying that he's a a king. he was like, "look, the only guy at the white house who wears a crown is biden when i take him to burger king." [ laughter and applause ] and that's it. that's the only -- and he puts the onion rings on his finger and says will you marry me. it's really cute. [ laughter ] did you guys see this? because a lot of spanish speaking viewers tuned in for the presiden's immagration speech last night. he actually rec