stupid, this is a woman who gave $5000 to the president's reelection campaign, almost $31,000 to the dnc, and it shows this trend in hollywood. it is mandatory and perfunctory, you have to support liberal causes and candidates and fundraisers and it's part of the business climate in hollywood. >> if you switch around, a conservative group if they had released e-mails like that, this comment about the president, my goodness, they would be down. >> absolutely, there would be headlines in "the new york times" and "washington post", because it is racism stereotyped and a kind of cause with one of the top producers in hollywood, engaged to issue an immediate apology and they only said that the president liked these black actors in black entertainers, it's meant to be snarky and insulting and what makes it more striking is that this is a group that supports a political party that utilizes the currency of sensitivity. neil: it's just the opposite and we have all said and my point is and i understand -- i understand that there's something about the cool factor of having hollywood really like you

or even head of the dnc.his is a great segway into winners or losers because my loser start with my winner which is kim jong un which sounds a little bit counter intuitive. he won. yes, the movie was released. but now that we have gotten to see it, king is the unanimously acclaimed winner of the critic of the year award. we may not approve of the methods but the man has got taste. >> before i get to bob. do you have a loser as well. >> i have got a loser unfortunately it's a serious one. >> he wool get to that in a second. >> right. >> i want to know because you sat down and finally saw the move. >> it was terrible. and as i said, i was asked about it the other night in the kicker, and i only had time to say indescribably bad. and i'm thinking the english language no, does not have enough adjectives to describe it perhaps in korea there is a way. >> this is assault full scale. >> yes. i'm glad a million dollars was made yesterday. >> quickly your loser? >> my loadser is al sharpton. as usual. he was asked by

the city's dnc host committee met this morning for breakfast and discussed the details.he dnc named philadelphia one of three finalists, brooklyn, new york and columbus, ohio also in the running. members of the committee say they're thrilled philly is allb finalist but their work is far from over. >> we'll continue to raise money.[+míñ we'll continue to make sure we're telling our story like i said. if we do those things, continue to raise the funds, continue to tell our story we'll be a very >> the dna expected to make a decision in the next couple of months. >>> hundreds of thousands of pennsylvania residents not covered under at fordable care act will have a chance to give enrollment beginsiz today in th healthy pennsylvania program, the name given to the expansion of the çstate's medicaid syste. nbc 10 at the ymca in west philadelphia for enrollment. about 600,000 low-income, single-working adults are newly eligible. pick from plans offered by private insurers paid by the state. coverage begins january 1st. >>> millions of shoppers will hit their keyboard on this cy

the romney and obama campaigns, in the reason this book into light was because i was sitting at the dnc convention, and at that time we had already seen this war on women argument, accusing them of and yet at those conventions, after sitting there listening to speech after speech of war on women, not only did clinton, but in between the commercial breaks and newscasts, they played a seven minute long tribute video to ted kennedy, and have the words "women's rights champion." at that point i figured the war on women argument had gone on long enough, and had been monopolized long enough, and someone needed to do something to point out that ted was anything but a women's rights champion, considering his history with women. that was something that spurred this book. close friend of bill clinton, the governor's state of virginia -- here he is in 2014. we are running and so you can pick up from what he says. there cannot be a starker contrast between the two candidates running for governor. [applause] where everybody to know i stand on the issues -- i'm going to appoint for women every single

essentially if you're a top political donor who's maxed out, let's say, to the dnc, you'll be able to three new political committees that essentially set up to help pay for the political conventions for something called building expenses and for another account that essentially would pay for election recounts. a lot of this actually used to exist. this essentially continues to chip away at the mccain/feingold campaign. democrats said, look, we were aware of the attempts to raise the caps on how much you could give, but we didn't support taking them this far. dozens of democrats threatening to vote against the bill in the house. that could be a real problem because john boehner needs at least some democrats to vote with republicans, given that at least a few dozen republicans are expected to vote against it. >> and also the department of veterans affairs getting an increase. on that coming on the heels of that scandal over va health and the way they were treating our veterans. let's go some of the big losers in the bill. the epa gets cut, the irs, a little payback from the tea party, a

>> it goes back to the idea of where this book came from, the dnc convention where they were showing distribute video. him as a women's rights champion, when he left a young woman to drown in his car. if he had not gone back, and try save his own behind, she would have probably survived. you can do an entire video at a --can't do an entire video at a convention claiming to be preaching and fighting about the war on women, and glorify someone like that while not including that part of his life in a video about his women's rights record. i think that is something that should be discussed and something that people should be reminded of. ted kennedy has gotten a pass on claiming when he is for women and yet he left one to die in his car and didn't pay that big of a consequence for. he didn't run for president, but he was also glorified by the democratic party up until his death. if they want to continue to glorify him i think we need to continue to criticize him. >> let me show you the other side of this. this is from june, 2009. the former governor of south carolina, mark sanford, now c

joining me is former governor of vermont and former chair of the dnc, howard dean, washington bureau chief for buzzfeed news, john stanton and washington bur rechief for "time" magazine, john sharer. does this portend of something more to come? >> it may. here's the deal. i'm not sure this is partisan. i do expect some members of the tea party on the right to vote no on this thing. there's two kinds of compromises. one is one you don't like and one is truly dangerous. there's some campaign finance stuff in here i don't like but i'd support it in order to keep the government running. this is dangerous to measure, this banking stuff. we just went through a horrible recession based on the fact that a lot of people in the banking sector were basically playing gambling casino on wall street. and with derivatives but collateralized mortgage obligations, with interest credit default swaps. this is a bad thing. this doesn't create jobs. and it's bad for the country. we will in fact have to bail out the banks again because the banks are too big to fail. so you either have to break up the bank

to get the measure on campaign finances that actually raised the limits for donating to the rnc and dnc, tripled some of the limits for certain provisions and democrats were very upset about that. >> was that a fairly late in the game addition? this was not something that you heard about or read about. in past weeks. it just blossomed like are a mushroom, and then suddenly everyone was racing the deadline. >> it did happen late in the game. the rationale behind it, is that eric cantor during his time last year took funding away from conventions that actually had been funded by the federal government. the federal government appropriated money for the national convention. he took that money and put it towards pediatric disease research. both parties wanted that money recouped, but they had different ideas of how to go about it. republicans said they would rather have that money come from private donors, hence the change we saw. >> were there items that were part of the debate just because you wanted to show your side that you remembered the things that really animate them, things that you

the dnc host committee is meeting this morning to discuss those details. last month, philadelphia was named one of the final three cities under consideration. a final decision is expected in the next couple of months. >>> and cyber monday. we will be monitoring the online shopping frenzy. you can count on nbc 10 and nbc10.com to let you know about the deals available and any problems that pop up today. >>> heartbroken over holiday decorations. a local family makes a public plea to the real-life grinch who took off with their christmas display. >>> plus, cars stranded by mud and debris, and the worst is still to come. we're tracking the weather system that caused this mess along the pacific coast highway this morning. >>> and i'm tracking a mild monday, but after that, an arctic blast will send our temperatures down to the 30s for daytime highs, plus a wintry mix and more chances for rain. i'll go over all the details in my seven-day forecast. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. it's a mild start in ca

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philadelphia's dnc host committee is meeting this morning to discuss the details. last month, philadelphia was named one of the final three cities under consideration, along with new york and columbus, ohio. a final decision is expected in the next couple of months. >>> and happening today, philadelphia mayor michael nutter will once again tackle the issue of paid sick leave for anyone who works in philadelphia. nutter created a task force to review the possible idea of mandatory paid sick time for those employees. this morning, that task force will submit its findings to nutter. right now, about 200,000 workers in philadelphia do not get paid sick leave. >>> this morning we have new information in the case of a 3-year-old chester county boy tortured to death. the school district says school officials followed all protocols and procedures leading up to the boy's death. the coatesville school district came under fire after scotty's brother missed ten days of school, which many claim is a red flag for child abuse in the home. the school district conducted an internal

>> the idea of this book came from the dnc convention, where they show to distribute video because -- they show to distribute video because he had passed and portrayed him as a women's rights champion when he had left a young woman to die in his car and if he had not gone wouldours, she probably have survived it you cannot do an entire video at a convention claiming to be fighting the war on women and glorify someone like that while not including that part of his life in a video about his women's rights record. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on "q&a." two market 10 years of "q&a," we are showing one program from each year at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> next, a discussion of a video streaming technology on "the communicators." is this man donald trump talks about his brand, political ambitions -- businessman donald trump talks about his brand and political ambitions. and how political views are conveyed in pop culture. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> both cbs and hbo ha

at 7:15 one minute later, the dnc which she heads sends out a hey maker e-mail blasting republicans forpresident. it is interesting. debbie wasserman schultz is out of step with the president, the democratic president, and out of step with the dnc itself. that's a good example of how some of the politics play out. if you're from down here generally speaking except for a few lawmakers, you're generally supportive of the embargo and generally speaking again if a lawmaker you're generally not supportive of what the president did. >> always a pleasure. >>> now to more reaction in south florida, the heart of the cuban exile community. >> the time has come to start a new dialogue. the time has come to allow cuban americans, people of all places to go to whathavana. >> the castro dictatorship will slowly get power. the cuban people will be the loser. >> they have only hurt the cuban people. >> tell me about the sentiment you're hearing. >> reporter: good morning, jose. i am here like you said in little havana. the heart of the cuban community here in south florida. and just like the sound bite

>> well, it goes back to like i said where the idea for the book came from was the 2012 dnc convention when they were showing a tribute video to him because he had passed away. and portraying him as a women's rights champion when he left a young woman to drown in his car, and if he had not gone back for nine hours and tried to save his own blind, she would have probably survived. and you can't do an entire video at a convention claiming to be preaching and fighting about the war on women and glorifying that. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. and we're airing one program from each year, starting december 22nd at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. ment. >> with live coverage of the u.s. house on c-span and the senate on c-span 2, we compliment that by showing you the most relevant hearings. and then on weekends c-span 3 is the home to american history tv and programs that tell our nation's story. the civil war's 150th an anniversary. american art fikts. touring museums and historic sites to discover what the arti facts reveal. the presidency, looking at policies and

-- communications when he was chairman of the dnc. the day his plane crashed and peoplewn, a lot of young had been part of the advance party, had also been killed in that crash. we had piped into the oval office the guys on the search and rescue team who were up there to confirm the identity of the body. i remember it was awful. emotional and it happened right around the time of the briefing. collectt stop to myself. here is a guy who i had crossed swords with. the only time i ever got fired, ron brown fired me. we had a wonderful relationship despite that. i got two thirds into this and i felt myself losing it. i still feel myself losing it a little bit. i had to stop and say, i look down at my staff and they could tell i was in turmoil. someone handed me a note that said, get off now. i pretended i was getting some important information from the president. -- every once in a row, there is something that jerks you out of place. those were the hardest moments. maybe it was not the worst moment, but it was the hardest moment. >> what w

was in one person obama raleigh, president obama commented on how good my brother was in the dnc.ver your ideology, that means a lot to your family. and you know, i disagree with president's politics -- i think he's a good man, but i disagree with his politics. of the hope you get out can disagree you vehemently, and we do, but then we get together and go out and play football with the kids. we have a lot of conversations on one phone, we hang up another, but that we pick it up and call again. about these to talk things. that is up -- one thing about is -- we had extended family that say do not talk about this, do not about that -- but why? guest: i do not know what we would talk about if we didn't talk about -- and look, the whole family to some extent or the ked in politics government. our parents started out in in the tic politics back late 1950's. had their wedding reception in the governor's mansion in north carolina. it's to say, it is in our blood. think it reflects what some other families go through, but it is an extreme case. melissa from o to raleigh, north carolina. ca

finance regulations that would change, that would ensure that big-party donors can give even more to the dnc and the rnc. that is just as troubling. that is telling the american people that you pay to play, period. and i think it's just as egregious if not more so than the dodd-frank act and what they're trying to gut. >> we've been told white house chief of staff denis mcdonough is in that meeting on capitol hill of the democratic caucus. jimmy, tell me what this means about the power of the progressive caucus in the house and the senate and elizabeth warren. >> it means they're emboldened. i think it's wonderful. look, i worked in the senate for almost seven years. if dennisis mcdonough is having bow down to get them to vote for a bill, which is john boehner's bill -- where are his people! this is a republican-led house. why can't they get their own people to vote? i'll tell you why. they think the bill stinks too. so you have a circling in the back. progressives and tea partiers who are agreeing on something. when did you think that was going to happen in our lifetime? but here we are, tw

over leadership's choice to proceed with a purely partisan document that you would expect from the dnc. senator dianne feinstein today, the head of the senate intelligence committee put out report about the input of a single republican or cia leader publishing a highly, highly biased report on the cia's enhanced interrogation program that ended eight years ago. senator feinstein herself admit on the senate floor that her actions could spur violence against americans and american interest abroad and at home. >> there are those who will seize upon the report and say see what the americans did? and they will try to use it to justify evil actions or insight more violence. we can't prevent that, but history will judge us by our commitment to a just society governed by law, and the willingness to face an ugly truth and say never again. lou: there is no question that history will judge whether favorably is, of course, a major, major question. the response out of white house today contradictory. secretary of state john kerry called feinstein last friday trying to delay release of the partisan

who can forget congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz dnc chair compared republican governor scott walkerfe-beater without the tank top. house leader nancy pelosi said civilization as we know it would be in jeopardy if republicans won the senate. of course senator harry reid in one speech muttered the words koch brothers 2times. soon to be former senate majority leader, calling charles and david koch one of the main causes of climate change. not just a cause but one of the main causes. >> they have a machine in their basement. tinkering with it. -- 28 times. tinkering billionaires and weren't for those meddling kid they would have destroyed the planet. >> as you're reading names off paging nurse cratchet one flew over the cuckoo's nest. jack nicholson are you kidding me? g of q, i don't know, i used to read them as a kid. they don't even know anything anymore. >> as a kid? >> young man with the poke can dot ties. >> grow up and wear cufflinks and my initials on my sleeve, yeah. they have lost all they don't do that well anymore either. but it is not it is not unusual, guys. you go on news

>> well it goes back to like i said the idea for this book came from was the 2012 dnc convention when they were showing the video of -- that passed away in for training him as a women's rights champion when he left a young woman to drown in his car and if he had not gone back for nine hours and try to save his own behind she would have probably survived. you can't do an entire video at a convention claiming to be preaching and fighting about the war on women and glorify someone like that while not including that part of his life in a video about this women's rights record. monday president obama travel to new jersey to talk to troops and mark the end of combat operations in afghanistan. the president was joined by new jersey officials governor chris christie, u.s. senators cory booker and bob menendez and u.s. representatives john runyan and daniel norquist. the president spoke at a base in mcguire-dix-lakehurst. this is 30 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello mcguire-dix-lakehurst! thank you general martin for the introduction and for your great leadership of the air force expeditionary center.

the democratic party is divided over leadership's choice to proceed with the partisan that from the dnce feinstein, the head of the senate intelligence committee put out a report without the input of a single republican or cia and leader publishing the highly, highly biased report on the cia enhanced interrogation program that ended eight years ago. senator dianne feinstein admitted on the senate floor that her actions could spur violence against americans

the rise of the dark money, this is going to allow the parties, the parties, the official rnc, the dnc and official parties that help the house and senate get re-elected and elect their candidates, this will gain strength and that's something that all want to see. >> that's good information. a seemingly victory for advocates, an irs budget was slashed by $300 million. who put that in and why? >> well again, this is a republican initiative obviously. and republicans really have it in for the irs, tony. you know that. $350million that was slashed. first of all, obamacare as they term it is going to be collecting tax subsidies that go into the marketplace that was created by the affordable care act. the republicans are trying to reduce the irs ability to do that. second of all there was the scandal when it was alleged that the irs employees were working against republicans, and they have something against them for that. and now live to this statistic, the irs has lost 13,000- 13,000--$13 million in funding over the course of the last four years, meanwhile it has $7 million more americans

including the dnc and the dccc who democratic organizations who said it needs to be investigated.ntil the exact facts of the invitation and scalise's appearances are known, i think his post at the top of republican leadership is going to be in question. >> let's move on from the democrats. it's not just the democrats. we know some conservatives take issue with scalise's response to this whole controversy. on red state.com eric eriksson wrote -- do you think scalise's response falls short? is it more likely to stir up anger than anything else? even with some conservatives. >> i think a lot of both sides are pointing out. duke was not a little known figure. she's known very well. especially at that time. there's a couple of other facts coming forward seem to not be doing any favors. there were other organizations to scheduled to stay in the same hotel as the conference was taking place. the organizes got wind of what was going on and in protest decided to stay elsewhere. that's another evidence it may have been something if he done a little bit of home work he would have heard somet

divided over leadership's choice to proceed with the partisan document that you would expect from the dnc committee put out a report without the input of a single republican or cia and leader publishing the highly, highly biased report on the cia enhanced interrogation program that ended eight years ago. senator dianne feinstein admitted on the senate floor that her actions could spur violence against americans and

the dnc responded writing in part "jeb bush has embraced the failed economic agenda that benefits only a select few at the expense ovthe middle class. that is not going to change no matter how many different ways he says he could run." is that a fair characteristic. >> one of the weirder dynamics for floridians jeb bush being described as a moderate, bipartisan consensus builder. he was a very, very conservative and activist governor with the exception of education standards and immigration, which is very personal to him. you know, he was, he was not a bipartisan governor at all. >> including on economic policy. >> including on economic policy. now, he didn't have to be because republicans controlled the legislator. >> all of this comes on the heels of he did that commen commencement speech and a critical primary state, we should add. and also of the release of these 250,000 e-mails we have been following this story. he'll release this huge data dump from his time as governor in florida. is that a savvy, forward looking move? >> yeah, i think it's a savvy, forward looking move. probabl

. >> it goes back to like i said where the idea for this book came from was the 2012 dnc convention when they were showing this tribute video to him because he had passed away. and portraying him as a woman's rights champion when he left a young woman to drown in his car. and if he had not gone back for nine hours and tried to save his own behind, she would have probably survived. and you can't do an entire video at a convention claiming to be preaching and fighting about the war on women and glorify someone like that while not including that part of his life in a video about his women's rights record. >> our first case this morning is heine versus north carolina. mr. fisher. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court. in a country dedicated to the rule of law governmental officers should be presumed to know the law at least as well as the citizens are. that being so, when questions about individualized suspicion arise under the fourth amendment they should be addressed against the backdrop of the correct interpretation of the law not simply any plausible reading an officer might h

the dnc leaked talking points about jeb, then sort of like he's a mini romney, right?ney reducks, and he's a rich guy and only likes rich people, et cetera, et cetera. and jeb bush, like, you know, within a nano second is saying, if i did decide to run for president, i can promise you this, no more kindergarten attack politics, which is wishful thinking. >> i think jeb bush is going to try to fill the vacuum in the republican party to become a party of ideas again. and it's clear to me that he's going to talk about education, of course immigration reform where he'd probably disagree with the republicans, but the republicans need almost a grown up in the presidential race in 2016. i'm not saying anything about 2012, but i think this year is different and jeb bush is going to try to answer some of those questions and republicans did not answer in 2012. what are you doing about the economy, jobs, education? i think he's going to be an ideal candidate. >> he has a lot of tape too he has to answer for. bringing back up what happened during 2000 and his role or non-role in w

philadelphia's dnc host committee is meeting this morning to discuss those details. last month, philadelphia was named one of the final three cities under consideration, along with new york and columbus, ohio. a final decision is expected in the next couple of months. >>> today, philadelphia mayor michael nutter will once again tackle the issue of paid sick leave for anyone who works in philadelphia. nutter created a task force to review the possible idea of mandatory paid sick time for those employees. this morning, that task force will submit its findings to mayor nutter. right now, about 200,000 workers in philadelphia do not have paid sick leave. >>> thousands of pennsylvania residents not covered under the affordable care act will now have a chance to get health insurance. enrollment begins today in the healthy pennsylvania program. that's the name given to the expansion of pennsylvania's medicaid system. about 600,000 primarily low-income, single, working adults are newly eligible. 900,000 others who are already covered will also be affected. everyone can pick

literally the dnc, the convention, was on an evening when we were working. were at the office because it was fashion week. >> a slow period for you. [laughter]

any hearing, without any public vetting, the amount of money an individual could donate to the rnc or dncup to $324,000. that is something that's caused a lot of consternation on the left. the other thing, a change to the dodd/frank law. something slipped into this spending bill would, in fact, allow for banks that are federally insured to be involved in credit default swaps. that's a financial instrument a lot of people blame the 2008 recession on. that is something that has upset a lot of people on the left. i counted three e-mails that nancy pelosi's press office has sent out in the last hour and a half coming out against this bipartisan bill. on top of that, elizabeth warren, in the democratic leadership, said if this bill were to pass, it would confirm the suspicions of the american people that the system is rigged. >> luke, we -- >> reporter: why is this important? why is this important? because john boehner is going to lose between 40 and 80 republicans who are upset about this bill regarding immigration. we knew that. it funds homeland security till march. the idea that immigratio

>> well, this goes back to, like i said, where this idea the the book came from - - 2012 dnc convention where they were showing this tribute video because he had passed away. a women's ing him as rights champion, when he left a young woman to drown in his car. and if he had not gone back for nine hours to save his own behind, she would've probably survived. you can't do an entire video at claiming to be preaching and fighting the war glorify someone like that, wwhile not included as part of his life in a video about his women's rights record. >> sunday night at 8 o'clock eastern and pacific. to mark ten years of "q&a", we are hearing one program for each year starting december 22 at 7:00 pm eastern. >> "washington journal" continues. reporter gory korte, from "usa today", joins us today. do we know about this type of action, normally? gguest: it is lower order, but it is very similar to executive orders. and they are a form of executive action the president to accomplish things. host: so walk us through how it works. signed by they are the president and published in the federal register

heather: robert hoops is a former dnc chief of staff to vice president joe biden and rich lawrie, a foxews contributor. charles krauthammer says to the president, bring it on. what should the republicans gain or lose if they take that strategy. >> there are still things they won't be able to get through the senate because harry reid will still thereby to be an obstructionist. the first one will be the keystone pipeline which will get democratic support. it will be a big bipartisan jobs and infrastructure bill and the first thing the president will have to do is veto that bill which will put him in an awkward place politically. heather: the latest fox news poll shows 58% of people believe keystone should be built. what will the president do? >> i don't know what the president will do. there is no legislation yet. if it gets passed, what the final version will look like, this sets up the opportunity and frankly the threat for republicans. this notion of bringing it on really depend on what it is. when you are the opposition party like the republicans have been in the last six years. it's

literally the dnc, the convention, was on an evening when we were working. we were at the office because it was fashion week. [laughter] >> a slow period for you. [laughter] >> and she came on like after 10:00 p.m. our controller called. she was home. she was like, mrs. obama is wearing our dress! everybody, we had to stream it on the computers. we had no idea until she walked out on stage. and the funny thing with this dress is we had put sleeves on it. [laughter] because they literally said, you know, she doesn't want the emphasis to be on her arms, it's an important engagement. so we were like, ok, this is the original style, sleeveless. we put sleeves on it because we thought she might need them. and they removed them because it just looks better without. in she was amazing. like why cover those up? >> i know. i have to ask you, what's it like to have the first lady wear your own creations? >> i can't really define it. she's someone that i admire greatly. having met her and been able to speak with her, even more so. it's not just someone out there that y

>> that was the dnc talking points. >> oh, so it wasn't actually politico. >> it was politico reporting. all right. i have trouble keep those two separate. >> not another bush, that sort of thing. >> is there any dark horse candidate that i think is going to come out of nowhere? >> either warren comes in or she doesn't. joe biden wasn't necessarily run unless the word gets out. the question is does something change with elizabeth warren? >> and you don't think someone comes out of the weeds? >> scott walker is a possibility. you can come in and john kasich could come in. there's midwest governors who can come in and make the case that they're the best voice for the party. >> rand paul always pulls well. >> very popular, very care is mat ig. he'll be formidable. >> you once told me de blasio will win again. >> he's in weak shape now, but he has a long time to go before he gets to re-election. but he's in bad shape. >> obama says the two-thirds that didn't show up where the ones that would have voted for democrats. the 90% that didn't vote for new york? >> i don't remember what the turnou

>> well, it goes back to the idea for this book, the 2012 dnc convention when they were showing distribute video and portraying him as a woman's rights champion when he left a young woman to drown in his car. if he did not gone back for nine hours and try to save his own bond she would probably survived. you can do an entire video at a convention climbing to the preaching and fighting about the war on women and glorify someone like that while not including that part of his life in a video about women's rights records. >> sunday night at 8:00 o'clock eastern and pacific. airing one program from each year starting december 22 at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> president obama holds an end of the year process. combating the islamic state, a, a bowler, and the presidents immigration executive order. live live coverage at 1:30 p.m. eastern. >> the heritage foundation hosted a discussion today about what the next congress could do to improve the economy. radio show host and cnbc contributor larry kudlow moderates the discussion which includes american conservative union foundation chair and former hewlett

the idea back to where for this book came from, the 2012 dnc convention for they were showing this tributeideo to him because he had passed away. and for training him as a women's rights champion, when he left a young woman to drown his car. if he had not gone back for nine hours and tried to save his own behind, she would have probably survived. you can't do an entire video at a convention claiming to be preaching and fighting about the war on women, and glorify someone like that while not including that part of his life in a video about his women's rights record. easterny night at 8:00 and pacific on c-span's q&a. to mark 10 years of q&a, we air one program from each year starting december 22 at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> an update now on the shooting at a military school in pakistan earlier today. we were joined this morning on washington journal by a reporter covering that shooting. the headline at this hour from "the washington post." the taliban storm and elite high school in pakistan. the death toll has been rising throughout the morning. now 136. joining us from islamabad, the pakistan

the dnc host committee is meeting to discuss the details.onths. i'm christine maddela. we'll have another update in 25 minutes. you can get the latest news and weather on our website. just head to nbc.com. now back to the "today" show. have a great monday. ♪ >>> from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on this beautiful monday morning here in new york city. it is the first day of december, 2014. i'm willie geist along with al roker and weekend today's sheinelle jones. tamron takes time off. and natalie is hanging with the cast of peter pan. and really enjoying herself a little too much. let's be honest. >> she has always been a swinger. >> there it is. >> you can see it, right? >> so it begins. >> i heard that. >> we're your lost boys, natalie. >> oh. >> oh, yes, i'm hacking o hangig out with the lost boys here. >> we'll talk to her in a few minutes. she was doing the high wire with allison and the whole thing. >> so how

the 2012 dnc convention where they were showing distribute visio -- video to him because he passed away and portraying him as a women's rights champion when he left a young woman to drown in his car. ineyou not gone back for n hours and try to save his own behind, she would have survived. you cannot do an entire video at a convention claiming to be fighting about the war on women and glorify someone like that while not including that part of his life in a video about his women's rights record. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern. we are airing one program from each year starting december 22 at 7:00 p.m. on c-span. >> the cancellation of the film "the interview" along with u.s. relations in cuba are likely topics for today's white house briefing. now, the president's advisor townsend.o and fran the two talked about the demands of the job as well as national security issues facing the country including isis, cyber threats and the sony pictures decision to cancel a film. the atlantic hosted yesterday's of event. yesterday's event. >> hello everybody. lifepresident of atlantic and welcome to wo