and i think when i was reading the book the fact that david keith, who in my estimation is the world's most influential geoengineering scientist, that david should be calling for a research program leading to deployment. i think it takes the debate to a new level. now, while david in his book and elsewhere in his discussions of sulfate aerosol spraying expresses confidence in his ability to regulate the earth's climate, other eminent atmospheric scientists have more doubt. alan robach lists 20 reasons why geoengineering might be a bad idea, and one of those reasons is crucial, i think, to david's proposal for what he calls a slow ramp-up of sulfate injections in order to slow down the rate of warming. and what is that crucial objection that i want to begin my talk with? well, it's this, this is the alan robach point. once deployed, the effects of solar radiation management on the earth would be difficult to isolate from the effects of natural variability and, indeed, from the effects of human-induced global warming. it would take, it's estimated or guessed, at least a decade of full de

david: keith, said, this is the end of chrysler. cheryl: i don't know about that. ility since the 1970s they will hurt the image of chrysler. wow. yikes. david: top three things to watch tomorrow. number three will be impact we'll see from the first major snowstorm of the year. it is currently making its way from the midwest to parts of the northeast. as much as foot of snow are forecasted to accumulate in parts of new england and new york city as well. temperatures, they're expected to plunge to single digits. will feel like negative territory. more than 2,000 flights already have been canceled. cheryl: the number two thing to watch will be december auto sales. economists are expecting the annual rate of total vehicle sales to drop to 16 million from november's reading of 16.4 million. auto sales jumped 9% in november from one year ago. david: and i know you're going to hate this, folks, we said it so often, yes, the fed is speaking again. number one thing to watch tomorrow. speeches from key federal reserve officials at the american economic association gathering

david: keith, i want to tell the director to keep the microsoft numbers on there i want to go to kim to talk about another stock as well. let's just talk about intel. sort of in the same spot that microsoft is. intel and microsoft have relied so heavily on pcs, but pcs have gone down so much. is that a quickly, kim? >> it has been a problem but i don't think so. i think both of these companies were extremely late to the mobile party and and i think we're going to see encouraging things in 2014. david: i wanted you to hurry up because we have the starbucks numbers. we'll get back to microsoft, see how that's doing. jo ling kent has been following those numbers of starbucks. a lot of concern there with starbucks and indeed after-hours the stock is trading down. jo, what do the numbers look like? >> stocks are down 1 1/2% right now, dave. taking a look at numbers eps came in at 71 cents a share. that is beat on the 69 cents the street was estimating. revenue came in 4.2 billion which is a miss on the 4.29 billion. taking a look at same-store sales, american sales were up 5%. they were e

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david. it's his audience. >> he and keith obermann were very bad for american television. i'm sorry. that doesn't change because he's nice to you. >> we'll get to the broader question in just a moment. amy, talk about this continuing conversation. on his own show after making those remark toes megan kelly, glenn said he hasn't changed and his critics are shocked because they think i'm some anti-gay racist nut job, his words. >> oh, i thought you were about to play a clip of that. that was one of the things that shocked me, that the media was accusing glenn of things that he hasn't even said. in fact, when it comes to gay issues, for example, he's been consistent on that. he actually advocated his solidarity with g.l.a.d. when it came to russia's issues. david, you're suggesting he only talks to his employees? no, in fact, he talk toes millions of people every day. >> yo, you're talking about this conversation and me. that's what i'm referring to. >> the conversation -- >> don't change what i said. >> you're changing what i said. the conversation that glenn is having is with his publi

keith vaz so they say they're here not to rob people and steal where bankers show up and that they promise this is what this is how david cameron entices them in we have to lose this regulation in the world you could really hypothecate infinitely here come on down well remember during the height of the great crisis i suggested on this show that if you see a guy in a three piece suit cases arriving in athens these are beggars and that they should be treated as beggars and yet they were lauded as saviors so any any people that show up across this border you know say shoo shoo go way back or. or a break from the president or make them a prime minister because that's who gets the all the power now are the ones you can beg the most so as i said you know the bankers are encouraged to come here to the u.k. and they're not told to not bag in fact they're encouraged to bag and to plunder and to steal and one of the sticks is always to throw a ring on the ground and they convince the person oh look i found this gold ring if you give me twenty pounds for i'll let you keep it and of course the greedy person thinks it's worth like o

david has the story. >> funeral services are today for keith as the question still looms, why did a police detective believe shortly after he shot and killed the 18-year-old, we could hear south port police detective saying he was defending himself. i don't know if you've been advised or not, but shots fired. i've had to defend myself against this subject. >> apparently, suffering through a schizophrenic episode and holding only a screwdriver, keith had been hit with stun guns and was on the floor at his home, restrained by two officers, when detective vaszy shot him in the chest. vassy's attorney now tells me why. you're telling me this young man was not subdued, that he was fighting back? he was taking that screwdriver and stabbing one of the officers multiple times -- >> in the abdomen area. >> but not causing any injury. >> apashtly, the officer had a bulletproof vest on. >> just 5'3" and 100 pounds, he had become such a threat that vassy had no choice but to use deadly force. did that officer yell for help or ask for someone to shoot this man? >> no, sir, did not. >> then why did the detective feel he

. >>> coming up on "morning joe," congressman keith elson and nbc's david gregory, eugene robinson. later, actress marilu henner. up next, jim vandehei will explain why some folks are spiking the football own chris christie. we will have an update on the bridgegate decision as well. the political playbook is also comp. >>> first, bill karins with our forecast. >> a fire blew newspaperup in ad burning five homes and no rain in the forecast. colby fire the smoke plume was blowing over the top of los angeles and pretty amazing to see. >>> the drought situation in california, the extreme numbers gets to your attention. 63% of the state now in the extreme category. that jumped from 27% to 63% in one week because the rainy season and it hasn't rained yet. much of the west is still in a drought actually. it spread up into oregon and nevada and areas of new mexico and arizona. very little, if any rain, is expected in the next ten days throughout areas of the west. the blizzard conditions, roads were closed yesterday. windchills down to zero in chicago. so that is where the cold arctic air i

keith vaz so they say they're here not to rob people and steal where bankers show up and that they promise this is what this is how david cameron entices them in we have to lose this regulation in the world you could really hypothecate infinitely here come on down well remember during the height of the great crisis i suggested on this show that if you see a guy in a three piece suit and briefcases arriving in athens these are beggars and that they should be treated as beggars and yet they were lauded as saviors so any any people that show up across this border you know say shoo shoo go way back or. or make them the president or make them the prime minister because that's who gets the all the power now or the budget can beg the most so as i said you know the bankers are encouraged to come here to the u.k. and they're not told to not bag in fact they're encouraged to bag and to plunder and to steal and one of the sticks is always to throw a ring on the ground and they convince the person oh look i found this gold ring if you give me twenty pounds for i'll let you keep it and of course the greedy person thinks it's worth l

david e. price of north carolina. , the honorable lois capps of california, the honorable sam farr of california, the honorable keith ellison of minnesota, the honorable lucille roybal-allard of california, the honorable susan davis of california, the honorable gwen moore of wisconsin, the honorable jim mcdermott of washington, the dinatitus of nevada, thank you for your appointments, signed, nancy pelosi, democratic leader. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. rush of illinois for january 27 through january 29, and mr. westmoreland of georgia for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. he house will be in order. after consultation among the speaker and the majority and minority leaders and with their consent, the chair announces that when the two houses meet tonight in joint session to hear an address by the president of the united states, only the doors immediately opposite the speaker and those immediately to his left and right will be opened. no one will be allowed on the floor

david mattingly, what's the next step for the family of this deceased teenager? >> well, sadly, the next step will be the funeral services for keithwill be held here tomorrow and talking to the family and talking to young people who knew him as well and were growing up with him. i get the same response from everyone. someone who was a talented musician, someone who loved to play his drums. he dreamed of perhaps going into the music business. all of those dreams ending with the gunshot in the home. now as he's being put to rest, the young people and the family as well will be thinking about that one question that so far has no answer. why did he have to die? >> david, does it appear to you after all of this that police are doing anything to change their strategies, tactics, training, anything like that? >> here on the ground every police department that was involved is going about business as usual right now. they're all waiting to see how the investigation turns out. it's been taken out of the hands of the local investigators. everyone waiting to see what the state and the district attorney decide to do. >> david mattingly, dennis

keith as a very passionate kid who loved music and basketball more than anything on this earth. his performances on youtube and smiling selfies all just memories now of a life abruptly ended. >> davidy joins us now. what's the status on the three officers involved in this incident? >> these officers came from different departments. one was a county deputy and two from local police departments. so far the deputy and one of the police officers have been cleared of not violating any sort of procedure or law by their respective departments. one other officer has been placed on administrative leave and his attorney is saying that once the state has finished with its investigation, then everyone will find out that all of these officers were acting appropriately. >> david, thank you. >>> still to come, the money and power behind one of tv's most popular comedy shows. >>> plus, did police cross the line by using this controversial video? >> stop. >> you throwing a fit right now little [ bleep ]. . yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go--