and david gregory. and julian lennon doing a beautiful song. >>> hi, everybody. i'm dave feldman. the sharks return home following a five-game road trip. but they haven't enjoyed home isolately. they lost their last three at the tank. brett burns returning to the lineup. third period, 3-0, sharks. scott hannan with the shot. looks like joe thornton tips it in. but it goes off the skate of brett burns. he gets the goal. 19 seconds later. patrick marleau comes in towards the net. and he scores. his 11th goal of the season. sharks win in a lafer, 5-1. >>> wide receiver michael crabtree continues to rehab his torn achilles. not in uniform or in pads while his 49ers teammates were going through drills at the beginning of practice today. but he did participate in a portion of practice, according to his team. >>> baseball news. and what we've been reporting for days is now official. the giants have signed relief pitcher javy lopez to a three-year, $13 million contract. lopez joined the giants in 2010 and was a key contributor to both world series championships. >>> and warriors guard, st

he was questioned about those remarks on sunday by david gregory. >> final question before you go. you gave some comments in light of the assassination of , the 50thkennedy anniversary, which have now been broadcast and reported on. in those comments you say, to this day, i have serious doubts that lee harvey oswald acted alone. that would certainly be surprising to a lot of people if those were your views. would you care to elaborate? >> no, i just have a point of view. i will not get into that. thinknot something i needs to be commented on, certainly not at this time. >> do you think the conspiracy theories are valid at some level? >> i will not go into it. it is inappropriate. i will not go further than to say that it is a point of view i have. it is not right for me to comment here. >> later on, we will be speang of "thehartmann, author crash of 2016: the plot to destroy america--and what we can do to stop it." avigdor lieberman's return could mean a further blow to peace talks with palestine's, which he has criticized, and has drawn allegations of racism for suggesting that ar

. >> i'm david gregory. thanks for joining "meet the press remembers -- jfk: the presidential campaign. " this month marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of president kennedy on november 22nd, 1963. president kennedy appeared on "meet the press" a total of eight times during his life. three of those appearances were during his presidential campaign in 1960, january after he declared his candidacy, in july from the democratic national convention, and in october, less than a month before the general election against richard nixon. we've assembled the most compelling parts of these three programs. the issues include richard nixon, lyndon johnson, the cold war, cuba, and the threat from the soviet union, jfk's stance on civil rights and his attempt to become the first roman catholic president of the u.s. and now, "meet the press remembers -- jfk: the presidential campaign." >> announcer: now, here's the moderator of "meet the press," mr. ned brooks. >> welcome once again to "meet the press." our guest

david gregory is tt moderator of "meet the pres" goodmorning. >> goomorning e erica. presidt obama's health care compared to katrina. you liken it more to his iraq war. what do youean by tht? >> that's life d ath. this isnot. i don't meano use that comparison. think for president bush in his second term the iraq war became theverarching issue and his handlinof it became the issue throug whichever thing else was judged. he wanted too immration reform, he was still in e iraq bo that's how implementation o health care will befor this president for the balanceof his second term, somebodyho is managing obama care, he'll be judged more terms of what else government can do or should do. it will all be about the ndling of it. th is kind of progressive governnt on trial here in a sense. can a ctral goverent do something that big and transformative and do it wel? i thi that's a big test for this president's worldiew. >> the president ss when he was apologizing on thursday, knowledging he needed t in his words w back credibility of the americ people, do he al need to win back th

david gregory, moderator of "meet the press" joins me now. this is crisis mode and apologies were extraordinary because it was a tone, affect we've never seen from the president. >> comparisons in more friendly quarters being his katrina, harkening back to katrina and president bush. this is a moment meaning an embattled health care law has beset the second term about health care even though he tries to do other things. credibility under fire. you've got disunity among democrats starting to get panicked about their own election process next year and who feel like they put their neck out on the line and the white house doesn't have its act together, which is true. the president said so. >> we'll have the vote live in moments. they were voting to knock down republicans voting to turn down alternative. procedural vote. they will have final vote on the upton bill itself. when that happens, we'll see how many democrats are peeling away, despite pleas from the white house. >> what they want is the fix. if you like your plan, you can keep your plan.

i'm david gregory. breaking news tonight. big development in the administrations efforts to freeze iran's nuclear program. an agreement has been reached with the western powers to achieve that freeze in exchange for temporary sanctions relief on the part of western powers. andrea mitchell, with me. luke russert with me from the white house. the president will speak about this in a short period of time. we are seeing the leaders meeting in geneva. andrea, that is the headline. bring us the headlines. >> this was brokered and agreed to 3:00 geneva time, 9:00 eastern standard time. the deal is to freeze iran's nuclear program in place but not to force iran to destroy its advanced -- that is one of the reasons why there's a lot of democratic opposition to this on the hill as well as israeli, saudi persian golf opposition to it. iran will be able to, six months from now, could potentially breakout and create something that would approach a nuclear weapon. iran would have to stop construction on a separate plutonium reactor. they w

david gregory, we're going to circle back in a bit. we'll see you soon. >>> want to get a check of the morning's other stories from mara schiavocampo. good morning. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry has arrived in cairo amid a very tense political team in egypt. kerry's visit is his first since the country's military overthrew its democratically elected president, mohamed morsi. morsi is set to go on trial on monday on charges of inciting murder. >>> bold accusations this morning from the pakistani government. officials there say the u.s. saab tajjed peace talks with insurgents by killing a taliban leader friday in a drone strike. the death of the man came a day before government clerics planned to send a formal invitation to the taliban regarding peace talks. >>> back on solid ground this morning. experienced skydivers had a harrowing ordeal saturday night just as they were about to jump. >> reporter: nine skydivers and two pilots are very lucky to be alive this morning following an accident in the skies above northern wisconsin

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hopefully david gregory holds him to that. we are hearing more and more, we are talking more and more about 15 million people on the individual mandate who may lose their coverage. there are numbers coming out now 50, 60 even higher 70 million. >> bob. i am not making this stuff up. this is coming out from people who are paid to look into this 50 or 60 million people or 70 thrown off their employer coverage because it's too expensive. >> one thing we should keep in mind here we keep talking about you can keep your doctor. your doctor doesn't have to keep you. the doctors if they don't like the insurance plan -- >> we are not talking about that. change of subject. >> i know. >> too darned expensive to keep people on obama care we will take the penalty instead. >> now you are blaming the doctors. >> that was part of the controversy today that continued this morning. the white house the communication folks have already put a spot on the wall. they continue to rub it. they make it worse. >> a spot on the wall? >> if you rub a spot

david gregory thank you so much for being with us.e on pre"meet the press." >> nancy pelosi. >> can you ask her if she knows what's in the health care plan yet? i'm sorry, nancy. just joking. love you. >> old habits die-hard. >> they really do. >> chuck who do you have on the daily rundown >> i got doing the chairman of the republican party. >> you're like david axelrod. >> your buddy lenny curry. we'll explain to me why florida republicans aren't as bad as it looks right now. >> very good. looking forward to that. david, thank you so much. great time yesterday. thanks for coming out. walter stay with us. coming up next he delivered the keynote address at last year's democratic convince in san antonio, mayor castro standing by. and brian bake ex i'm going ask him if he did in the alabama special election is a future road map for republicans going back to the majority in the senate. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. (car starting) great. this is the last thing i need. seriously? the last thing you need is some guy giv

hopefully david gregory holds him to that. we're hearing more and more. we're talking right now about 14 million people on the individual mandate who may lose coverage. there are numbers coming out now there could be 50 million, 60 million, even higher, 70 million -- >> no. >> bob, i'm not making this stuff up. this is coming out from people who are paid to look into this. that you may have 60 million or 70 million people thrown off their employer coverage because it's too expensive. you're talking about 100 million people. >> one thing we should keep in mind. we keep talking about you can keep your doctor if you want. your doctor doesn't have to keep you. if they don't like your insurance plan, they can get rid of them. >> the employer says too expensive. we're going to throw you off. we'll take the penalty instead. >> now he's blaming the doctor, the insurance companies. >> that was part of the controversy. i think the white house, political folks, communication folks, have already put a spot on the wall, they continue to rub it. and make it worse. >> w

david gregory. >> chuck, it's david. ari and nicolle are sitting there.ppened to president bush, the nexus of the rock and katrina and the huge competency question. obama care is not about a fundmental need that government is supposed to address. it's novel and ambitious. it's still important in whether the government can a, solve a problem this large using the full weight of the government and whether they can manage it. the president is under a lot of pressure on that question. >> what the democratic party fights for. what they are about. the belief that government can help you live a better life. that government is a part of this. not that government, you know, they can debate how much government and that gets debated inside the democratic party. ultimately, the idea that government is part of the solution of problems that are in society. one of those problems being health care. if this doesn't work, how does he get the trust of the american public to do immigration reform or to implement immigration reform? they know this. the president knows this. th

"meet the press" david gregory posed the question republican insiders are asking. >> are you a moderate or conservative? >> david, listen. i don't get into these labels. that's the washington, d.c. game. what all those men and women play. look at my record. >> look at the record. joining me now for our daily fix, chuck todd, nbc's political director, host of "the daily rundown." chris cillizza, msnbc contributor and host of tv's "in play." ruth marcus. chuck, first to you. we're still looking at the entrails of last week's election, because there's so many lessons to be learned. chris christie's victory lap around the sunday talk shows, what do we learn from that? >> just the fact he decided to do it. we didn't learn much from the interviews himself. he made a decision. he decided he needed to go on national television to let people know he was going to remain governor of new jersey. it was in that respect -- he clearly is totally comfortable with saying, you know what, i'll be the front-runner, fine. i'll be the establishment front-runner. >> victory speech. >> he's not shying away fro

i'm david gregory in washington. >>> and good sunday morning. the killing of a tsa agent at los angeles international airport is raising questions about the motives of the 23-year-old suspect, and also airport security. do tsa agents need to be armed? our justice correspondent pete williams will be here in a little while to give us an update and fresh report on all of that. but first, the obama care debate. the healthcare.gov was actually off site for repairs over the weekend. they said saturday the glitches are, quote, just at this present time of the iceberg. this week, as you might have remembered, the president traveled to boston to compare the rough start of obama care to what he called the slow start of the massachusetts health care plan. but he also praised his 2012 opponent mitt romney, who in 2006, as governor of massachusetts, signed that state's health care reform legislation into law. >> i've always believed that when he was governor here in massachusetts, he did the right thing on health care. if it was hard doing it just in one sta

more on this story tomorrow on news 4 starting at 6:00 a.m., and then on "meet the press" with david gregory>>> another big story we're following tonight, the weather. we are getting ready for some of the coldest air that we have seen all this season, and already tonight we are seeing snow. that's snow flurries in several parts of our area. this is video out of rockville. let's go right to storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal to see what we're in for tonight and then into tomorrow. amelia? >> many of us saw our first flurries of the season tonight. some areas are continuing to see some light snow, and i'm tracking that on storm team 4 radar. what the snow is really indicating, the beginning of an arctic blast that is going to be with us not only tonight but tomorrow, tomorrow night, even into monday. it is going to be a frigid sunday. right now some light snow persisting in fairfax, loudon, prince william counties. otherwise skies mainly clear tonight and the winds are high. gusts right now around 30 miles an hour, so when you factor in the winds, that brings the windchill temperature, ho

now, david gregory. >> good morning. a lot to get to.hris christie and the future of the political party. joe, your book is coming out at an ideal time because the republican party is looking to the future. do they see chris christie in the center of it? >> i don't know if they do or not, but this week they've been saying are we chris christie republicans or cuccinelli republicans? we have to have both sides together. the day after the election, we were saying, who has the best foot forward? we have to have the ted cruz wing of the party and the edwards part of the party. there is a reason they won, and there is a reason they won against michael do you caulk uk that's because ted cruz was under the big tent. you're either fiscally conservative or you're a member of the tea party and you're too idealogically driven. this is not a kum ba ya talk, this is about winning. this is about how nick sabin wins football. >> this is really the thesis of your book and we'll focus on the book in a little bit. let's broaden this out. mark halperin, thi

david gregory speaks to e use minority leader ncy pelosi. >>> to the latest in the philippineshereuthorities say most 2 million people he been left homeless by the typhoon that struck more than one week ago. while reli is reaching some, hundreds of thousandare attempting to flee the harhit area our chief medical editor, dr. nancy snyderma reports from bu. >> reporte an uneasy calm. nine days after typhoon iyan ma landfall, families cking through the debris of destroyed homes for anythi salvageable. >> we need food. >> we are still not seeing -- it's difficult to receive relief. >> reporter:till waiting for ng-delayed emergency supplies to reachhe most hard-hit parts of theentral philippines. today in tacloban we saw progress. roads cleared, power lines reored, airports openi up. cargo with packsf food and water arrived from around the rld. a eady stream of helicters tang off from the uss george washington airaft carrier distributing freshater coerted from sea water out of the ship's on board distillation plant. >> the first priority will be water. but then as we start getting the water takec

. >>> this sunday, on "meet the press" david gregory has an exclusive with nancy pelosi. if it's friday, it's kevin cirilli. kevin, good morning. >> good morning, happy friday. >> you the. i want to start with obama care. some democrats in congress are now seeking political solutions that could lead to policy problems later. is there a risk that the problems will undermine things? >> absolutely. president obama said yesterday he fumbled the ball when it comes to the obama care rollout. now, we could see him lose everyone more ground because of this one-year delay. think about the time all of the time the special interest groups and lobbyists now have, a year to continue to push back against obama care. that, when combined the dismal numbers of the only just a few more than 100,000 folks who signed up for this thing, i mean this is not good news for the owe what white house at all. just ahead of midterms. and then to 16 elections. >> the president doesn't only have a problem with democrats. the or not times editorial board writes he's dajd his credibility and it's uncertai

. >>> tomorrow on "meet the press,david gregory will he an interview with secretary of state john kerry about the nuclear talks. wh "nbc nightly news" continues on this sarday, half a century later,y conversation with a detective w was escorting lee harvey oald after the assassinion of president john f. kennedy. >>> tn f. kennedy 50 years ago th month and the death of his assassin lee harvey oswaldays ter opened the door speculation and conspiracy theories. oswald was originall arrested for the killing of a police officer srtly before he was also i.d.'d as the presint's ller. tonight are hearing from th now 93-year-old rered detective who first interrated oswa. it w escorting him from the police station when he, too, was gunned down. the police had their man. but in t time it took jack ruby to rae a gun from his side. >> he had the pistol in his hand, holding it against his leg. >> you knew that gun was meant for oswald? >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: lee harvey oswald, the presidens alleged assassin. >> he's been sho >> reporter: was dead. shot as heas escorted through a crush of police and

. >>> and this weekend on "meet the press," mitt romney sits down with david gregory.two will discuss the problem plagued rollout of obama care and life after the campaign. and that is your crmorning dishf scrambled politics. >>> if it's friday, it's kevin ser rilly joining me. >> thanks for having me. happy friday. >> so i want to talk more about this new book double down, the sequel to game change. it comes out next week, has a lot of juicy tidbits in it. one of the revelations was that barack obama could barely endure spending much time with bill clinton. that's kind of surprising because it seemed like their relationship had warmed up a lot since 2008 with clinton delivering one of the strongest speeches of the convention. so what do we know right now? >> i think both are reportedly saying it's a great relationship, but according to the book which by the way i can't wait to read this thing, but according to the book, when they were on the golf course, president obama said that he could only take president clinton in little bits of doses. and so i think that once it

thanks for starting us o tonigh let's goo david gregory, moderator of "meet the press" in the d.c. bureau. pele start tossing around hurricane kaina comparisons and that's bound tleave a mark. >> yh, and the white hou doesn't like it. you can imagine why. it only goes so far if you are talkg about competence of an administration or the abilit fogovernment to handle a really big project. maybe there is some comparison. but itrobably stops there. thbottom line is that the present has negative attributes aut his competence and his own credibili. those are trenlines that are going down. frankly i liken it more the ir war. that was life and death. this is t. it's tally different. whent comes to an issue through which everything els will be judged, i think that's the compariso to t previs admistration, one they are trying to fight through now. >> david, we'll beatching the discussion sunday on "meet the press. david grory from washington tonight. >>> well, it's now been one week night since typhoon haiyan became the most powerful storm ever to hit land. of course we have now se what it d

for more on the continuing challenges facing the health care roll out we are joined by david gregory, moderator of "meet the press." they are keeping the barlow. how do they manage expectations now as we reach the deadline? >> well, lester, let's focus on that. the need to manage expectations. because of how poorly the rollout has gone out. i know from my own reporting the administration will say they have reached the point where they can handle 50,000 users at a time on the site. about 800,000 in a day. that puts them on track to get to some of the numbers they want to get to by march but it's far from certain. they have enough progress, they think, to handle big capacity. they don't want to send people rushing to the site yet. they're going to start targeting key groups like the young healthier americans to get them to sign up and to use political tricks as well. political tools in their bag to target those groups and get them to sign up. >> all right thanks. for more on this tomorrow, david's guests lynn collude cardinal timothy dolan, archbishop of new york. >>> now to syria. the

yesterday he told david gregory that he thought obama care had been a mistake from the beginning.the little bits of bash lack is what people are calling chris christie's rooting problem. that is that behind the scenes republicans are comparing him to the presidential bid of rudy giuliani which didn't go so well. there's a piece on politico with a juicy tidbit that behind the scenes, senator ted cruz is making that analogy. we have a tough talking prosecutor from the tristate area, that's both of them, who wound up not playing very well in iowa, new hampshire, the retailing part of it. or with conservatives who in the end think they're too moderate. which is an advantage most of the time. >> then you hear some conservatives saying, well, we nominated relative moderates in mitt romney and john mccain and look what happened. chris christie should not be our nominee. how much stock do you put in that? >> well, this is where we get candidate skills. we talk about a political athlete here on "morning joe." and chris christie looks like he's right for the times, enjoys it. rudy just neve

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also, we have the moderator of "meet the press" david gregory with us.harlie cook is in new york. >> we got a lot to talk about here. let start with chuck. so, going to the numbers, what's your take away? >> you know, there's basically both parties right. voters in virginia, look we got to look at virginia. so goes virginia, so goes the nation. they are ticked off at democrats about the rollout of health care. you can't look at whatched in virginia if you are a democrat and not sit there and panic. i talked to a bunch last night. they are ecstatic they survived. they sit there and say another week of health care and this could have gone the other way. >> be i the way, there will be major finger pointing this, mo. could, republicans walked away from cuccinelli. >> they did. >> they walked away. >> chris christie refused to come down. >> they begged christie to come down. you can make an argument. you bring him to northern virginia, it might have helped. he is worried about his brand. >> republicans worry about big donors who didn't like cuccinelli. >> the

as david gregory says, can you unpack that one for me? think her right wing or center right would say tort reform is a good thing. she says there's a threat. she doesn't even know what the words mean and she's throwing them out. >> she just strings together words and phrases she thinks are bad in order to -- >> it's like when talking about the part-time and just throwing out phrases that mean nothing. >> we should be glad that there is subject verb agreement. >> predication, you mean. yeah. >> language is something that sarah palin has sidelined in the same way the tea party has sidelined actual policy. i mean, the problem with sarah palin, though, and we can dismiss her as being an intellectual laughing stock, but the words we will judge ourselves not on how many laws we have passed, but on how many laws we have repealed were said by john boehner. this stuff gets into the ground water of the republican party and then becomes a viable position. not even a bargaining. they're not advocating for anything. it's serious in that way, chris. >>

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i'm david gregory,ll that ead on this edition of "meet the pres for sunday, november 10th. >> announcerhington, the wld's longest running television program, this is "meet the pss." >>> good sunday morning. no deal, three days of negotiations in geneva failed to produce an agreement to freeze ir's nuclear pgram in exchangeor relie from crippling international sations. alough all sides pointed to progre, rouhanihis mning insisted his count will not ve up t right to enrich uranium. that is the critical step in the production of nuclear weapons. prioto rouhani's comments, i spe exclusively toecretary of state john kerry moments after the talks hadended. secretary key, welcome back to "meet the prs." >> thank you. good to be with you, vid. >> theottom line goal here is to prevent iran from producing or acquiring a nuclear bomb. you have said that in the interim you want a complete halt on their weapons program. clearly, there's not aeal yet. they are not in a position to gi into that demand. is that aair statement? >> no. i think is a queson, david, of working out the modalities by which it

i'm david gregory in washington. >>> and good sunday morning.ling of a tsa agent at los angeles international airport is raising questions about the motives of the 23-year-old suspect, and also airport security. do tsa agents need to be armed? our justice correspondent pete williams will be here in a little while to give us an update and fresh report on all of that. but first, the obama care debate. the healthcare.gov was actually off site for repairs over the weekend. they said saturday the glitches are, quote, just at this present time of the iceberg. this week, as you might have remembered, the president traveled to boston to compare the rough start of obama care to what he called the slow start of the massachusetts health care plan. but he also praised his 2012 opponent mitt romney, who in 2006, as governor of massachusetts, signed that state's health care reform legislation into law. >> i've always believed that when he was governor here in massachusetts, he did the right thing on health care. if it was hard doing it just in one state, it's

. >> but kerry refused to say anymore when asked to elaborate by david gregory on "meet the press."n commission found that oswald acted alone. >>> in case you missed it, texas tea party senator ted cruz made his "tonight show" debut on friday. >> they describe you as aggressive, arrogant and abrasive. accurate? >> well, i don't know that you can believe everything you read. >> any one of those. can you believe any one of those? >> you know, what i'm trying to do is do my job. and occasionally people don't like that. >> the list of conservatives in hollywood is a pretty small one, but actor vince vaughn said he is a proud member of the club. vaughn, who was a ron paul supporter, says his views have not been a source of frikction n movie sets. >>> before we go, a quick look at our friend, thomas roberts' moment on stage at miss universe. >> welcome to moscow, this year's home to the most gorgeous and breath-taking competition in the universe. >> oh, god. >> wow! the dance moves, thomas! >> do you still love me? >> more than life itself. >> thank you. >> almost as much as i love patric

. >> governor christie will join david gregory on "meet the press" to talk about his big win and whatcould mean for his future plans. >>> politics is becoming more and more of a family business in georgia. president jimmy carter's grandson has announced his plans to run for governor of that state. jason carter was first elected to the georgia senate in may 2010. you can see him on the shoulders of then president jimmy carter. he was only 2 years old back then. carter could share the democratic ticket with senator sam nunn's daughter michelle. she's running for senate. these are recent editions to famous names and relatives running in 204 or up for re-election. here, as you see, a list of other famous names and relatives running a year electric now. they are up as well courtesy of our friends from that first read. cheney, bush, cuomo, all of them keeping it in the family. ♪ those were the days . [ mom ] over the years, i've learned how to stretch my party budget. but when my so-called bargain brand towel made a mess of things, i switched to bounty basic. look! one sheet of bounty basic