one of you gets attacked, the emanuel brothers will defend each other to the hilt. despite all the rivalry, you are actually very loyal to each other, aren't you? >> oh, yes. that's absolutely true. as i think i say somewhere in the book, my brothers are my harshest critic maybe only after my daughters. but then if someone outside does something that's untoward or nasty, i can rely on them both to defend me and to give me very good advice, and they're always there. i know that if i had to be in a foxhole ever, it's my two brothers who i want right by my side. >> we had a clip of ari from your now infamous interview with rock center for nbc. let's listen to what he had to say about you. >> somebody crosses us or somebody crosses a friend, they know we're going to be in the trench, if it's appropriate, and i promise you that we're going to be on their side and it's going to be a battle. and i think -- so there's how we treat people but it's also if somebody screws with one of us or a friend or a company that we will be there to defend it and that's also how we grew up

it's about the emanuel brothers. we're pretty sure they are the most prominent three brothers from any one family in public life in america today. there's rahm, who was in the news just today for the school closings in the city of chicago, ari, the agent, and zeke, the doctor. and you're about to get to know them. as you'll see, there's a lot of them to take in. theirs is, after all, a unique american story. >> first, i'm not doing that. >> take a moment and listen to what it's like to be in a room with these three brothers. >> our father, when he gets nervous. he goes too tough. >> i'm sitting between you guys. you want me to calm down? >> we'll just start in here while they continue. we're at a bar in new york with the three emanuels, the agent, the doctor and the politician. we're here because the doctor, as oldest brother, has written a book. >> his worst client? i'll tell you -- >> can you do me a favor? >> you're the worst of my worst clients. >> he wrote the book to describe what it's like to grow up in this f

one of you gets attacked, the emanuel brothers will defend each other to the hilt. the rivalry, you are actually very loyal to each other, aren't you? >> oh, yes. that's absolutely true. as i think i say somewhere in the book, my brothers are my harshest critic maybe only after my daughters. but then if someone outside does something that's untoward or nasty, i can rely on them both to defend me and to give me very good advice, and they're always there. i know that if i had to be in a foxhole ever, it's my two brothers who i want right by my side. >> we had a clip of ari from your now infamous interview with rock center for nbc. let's listen to what he had to say about you. >> somebody crosses us or somebody crosses a friend, they know we're going to be in the trench, if it's appropriate, and i promise you that we're going to be on their side and it's going to be a battle. and i think -- so there's how we treat people but it's also if somebody screws with one of us or a friend or a company that we will be there to defend it and that's also how we grew up. >> little

. >>> en toda la promociÓn aparece la imagen representada aparece el nombre de emanuel cuando nos hanbre josÉ. >>> quiÉn entregÓ pequeÑo al instituto de bienestar familiar. >>> aunque e le costÓ que las farc pusieran precio a su cambiÉ. >>> segÚn los productores en ese momento decidieron hacer la pelo biencula sobre el hombre que rÍes trabajÓ su vida para sal ver a emanuel. >>> nunca me dijeron de quiÉn se trataba ni nada, ello querÍan pues que tuviera el niÑo lo curoara a y lo llevo real madrid para despuÉs venga y despues descubro que la misiÓn era que despuÉs de que le entregara el niÑo me el muy buenoban para no dejar testigo. >>> a pesar de lo que den los productores clara dice que la pelÍcula no sdibrÁ en colombo dejÓ claro en la abuso legal que interpuso. >>> y ademÁs, dice que consultÓ con varios sicÓlogos y que todos estuvieron de acuerdo en que la pelÍcula podria traerles problemas a emanuel. >>> es volvemos a traernos atrÁs, y va ser pÚblico para todo el mundo y entonces no van a decir... pi recomo sal eo el niÑo y si saliÓ bien. >>> el productor le dijo a autoridades colom

mayor rahm emanuel should be ashamed of himself. >> reporter: mayor emanuel defends the closing claiming too much money has been spent on underutilized schools with empty classrooms saying, the city should focus on safely getting every child into a better performing school. with neighborhoods plagued by gang violence many worry about kids' safety. >> it's hard because the kids are getting killed. that's my only fear -- that they are not going to be safe. >> reporter: another concern, the communities themselves. >> this personally is an attack on our kids. this is an attack on our communities. what are we doing? we're closing down schools and opening liquor stores. >> reporter: this is not the first time cities have closed schools to balance budgets. kansas city, milwaukee, detroit, and pittsburgh are among those that shuttered dozens in recent years. by the end of this school year, both washington, d.c. and philadelphia intend to close even more. >> district budgets have been really tight since the recession. there is no sign of new money coming down the line. >> reporter: while chicago

streets wednesday to protest that city's plan to close fifty four schools and they stop mayor rahm emanuel before it's too late last might happen tonio coming up in just a moment also the republicans are created a political death star and its target is the middle class we'll talk to the nation magazine reporter leaves the rights and new attack machine what progress is can do to fight back and later in the show is a your take my take live segment your chance to call in and ask a question or make a comment live on the air. you need to know this last week chicago announced a plan to close fifty four cities public schools and windy city residents are fighting back opening up a new front in the battle line for our commons on wednesday thousands of activists union leaders and everyday chicagoans marched on city hall to protest the school shut down over one hundred were arrested and taken into police custody the protests are given new attention to the fight over chicago's public schools but the storm has been growing there for some time last fall the chicago teachers union organize a citywide str

la imagen, el nombre de emanuel. cuÁndo nos protegieron? descubro que la misiÓn era que despuÉs que les entregara el niÑo me eliminaban para no dejar testigos. >>> a pesar de lo que dicen los productores, clara estÁ decidida a no permitir que se exhiba en colombia, lo dejÓ claro en en la acciÓn legal que impuso, y consultÓ con psicologos y dijo que le podrÍa traer problemas a emanuel. >>> podrÍa traernos atrÁs. va a ser pÚblico para todo el mundo, no dirÁn, cÓmo estaba, oigan la pelÍcula, mire como saliÓ el niÑo. >>> el productor de la cinta dijo a autoridad colombianas que no cree que los argumentos de clara sean nobles, segÚn Él intentÓ negociar con los realizadores un precio que no mencionÓ la violacion de los derechos de su niÑo. en su opiniÓn clara siempre quiso dinero. >>> le ofrecimos un 1% de la taquilla colombiana, ella dijo que su nombre era internacional, y querÍa los derechos de explotaciÓn para todo el mundo de la pelÍcula. >>> me preguntan, oigan, queremos hacerle una oferta econÓmica, le digo, mire. >>> ellos te dijeron? >>>

rahm emanuel.ing, they're not closing schools for racial reasons. they are closing them because they simply can't afford them any longer. >> neil: a brain drain from the city. there isn't a need for as many of them. that as well. but the schools will be closed. maybe they won't close all 100. but the bottom line is a lot will be closed. >> the scene we're watching isn't going to stop him. so that extent, they can do it. first amendment says they can do it. every right to do it. challenge rahm emanuel. challenge the public school system. but to put your body on the street and say they're racist? people pick me up are an opposite color than me? that is preposterous. terrible examine for the kids they are supposed to be teaching. >> neil: the end result if most, if not all the schools are closed. education will go on and the kids will go elsewhere. the adjustment might be rocky but it will still happen. for rahm emanuel and unions, which way did it go. >> i can't see the labor union endorsing anybody

mike emanuel live on the hill. thank you. >>> well, the f.a.a. says it will close 149 federal contract towers at smart airports next month because of sequestration. the agency will keep 24 towers open that had previously been selected for closure. additional 16 will stay open because they have separate funding. one republican senator says it's all a misdirection play. >> they are not being shut town, because they're expensive. on average they cost $1.3 million less per year to operate. they are shut down to come back with unionized employees in the regular air tower system. things aren't what they seem. we don't have a problem in front of us we can't solve. what we have is a lack of leadership an direction to get there. >> shannon: see the full interview with senator coburn sunday on america's news headquarters at 12:00 p.m. eastern. president obama is in jordan tonight. the latest stop on a middle east tour dominated by threats involving iran and syria.

and if somebody is fighting rahm emanuel, i'm usually happy about it.e back we'll have a conversation about whetherite threeists should have civil rights? are they the new minority that are being discriminated against? [ male announcer ] it's red lobster's lobsterfest our largest selection of lobster entrees like lobster lover's dream or new grilled lobster and lobster tacos. come in now and sea food differently. now, buy one lobsterfest entree and get one 1/2 off with a coupon at redlobster.com. ♪ >> cenk: all right. we're back on "the young turks." we have turk row here. ana what is our story here today? >> one in five americans are now religiously unaffiliated which indicates that they don't really believe in a particular religion. they might consider themselves spiritual, but they are not christian, or muslim or jewish. todd stifel who is an atheist believes there is a lot of discrimination towards atheists. so he has spent $3.5 million to turn that into an civil issue. >> we value teaching how to think, not what to think. [ cheers ] >> we value sci

emanuel." in "those angry days: roose svelte, lindbergh and america's fight over world war ii, lynne olson recounts world war ii. jeff chu presents his thoughts on religion and gay rights in "does jesus really love me: a gay christian's pilgrimage in search of god in america." in "forecast: what physics, meetology and science can teach us," mark buchanan explains how the ebb and flow of markets and the economy can relate to numerous fields of science. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors in the near future on booktv and booktv.org. >> betty friedan's "the feminine mystique" was published in 963. it's a book that would play an integral role on feminism in the united states. a panel discusses the impact of the book 50 years after its publication. this is a little over an hour. >> um, well, first i want to

, you guys have also been criticized as essentially being in rahm emanuel's pocket.o you respond to those accusations? >> it's a volunteer job so we're not in anyone's pocket. i understand who appointed me but i also understand who comes before the school board every month, parents, teachers, community members. i'm a life long community resident, so these are my neighbors, friends, people i run into at the grocery store about my life at chicago. corporate lawyer, i volunteer as a school board member as volunteers do across america. we stand here full well the concerns of our community. it tugs at our heart. it would tug more at my heart if we didn't take the resources and give them to the students that need it now. >> what do you say to parents and teachers who say we're not involved enough in the decision making process. >> this is the first time in chicago we've undergone the task for closing schools. usually in the past for poor performance, this time for underutilization, where we had a commission, parents, teachers, students, community members got to voice their

i've known rahm emanuel for a long time, chris.es strong things, difficult things, but no way, no how ever is rahm emanuel a racist. >> former governor ed rendell, always good to see you. >> thanks, chris. >>> today's tweet of the day from the "washington post" ezra klein. the average person in the u.s. is 37.2 years old. the average piece of infrastructure is 22.1 years old. zap technology. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. mom? who's mom? i'm the giants mascot. eat up! new jammin jerk chicken soup has tasty pieces of chicken with rice and beans. you know the giants don't have a mascot right mom? [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. >>> the resumes are printed, military cards in hand, right now more than 1,000 veterans are exploring job opportunities at a recruitment event. it's part o

. >> esta arriba en las encuestas, tiene apoyo, el otro candidato hispano es emanuel pleiter, de padre hispana. >> traigo una prespectiva única porque crecí en pobreza, conozco que difícil es ese ambiente. >> este joven ejecutivo ha recorrido a pie la ciudad de los angeles. >> involucro a la gente en mi campaña de forma personal, pido el voto de una manera respetuosa. >> su meta es correr 100 millas. >> a uno lo respalda su trayectoria, el otro su constancia. >> si ninguno de los candidatos obtiene más del 50% de los votos, el primer y segundo lugar se van a segunda vuelta, en los angeles juan carlos gonzalez univisión. >> y los efectos afectarian a millones de personas, vemos el panorama. >> dejan a los habitante de la nación y disminuyen del presupuesto original. >> habran esperas más largas, sueños sin realizar y más aún. >> algunos inmigrantes están siendo liberados, quiénes esperan regularizar su estatus tendrán que esperar más tiempo. >> algunas personas tienen que perder la vida esperando su turno. >> la segturidad aérea seria restringida. >> en el sur de la florida apagarian la

no mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. that at last, cleared the way for brennan's confirmation as cia director. >> that's right, shep. just a very short letter. then john brennan's nomination came to the senate floor. a 25 year veteran of the cia. and somebody who has served at president obama's side as his counter terrorism advisor. now he will lead the central intelligence agency. the vote was 63 to 32 on brennan's nomination. 13 republicans including rand paul voted for him. an independent and two democrats among those voting no. but breb than is through. -- brennan is through. he will lead the cia, shep. >> shepard: the house divide. a cup perform republicans are all over fall about that filibuster. >> that's right. two republicans very well known for their thoughts and comments on national security. senator john mccain and lindsey graham both lablasted him for his filibuster, suggested it was not serious here is the sample of mccain's criticism and you will hear paul's response. >> somehow to allege that the united s

it has rahm emanuel in a heck of a jam. he is closing more than 50 schools to take cash and now the teachers union that helped make him the mayor is right now. detroit had to bring in outside supervisor in. when good intentions go very bad. >> that is right. they are making the right move to merge these failing schools in places like chicago and detroit. they have already seen this. the problem is the unions who are balking at this. they have been living a very nice lifestyle for a long time. and they don't like to see this happening. but pontiac michigan has done with great sucss. the problem is when you have urban sprawl in the campaign for coming out to find a way to pay for it. it may be an issue of emerging entire towns throughout the country. >> you have to do stf like this at times. what i'm wondering is what is going on in chicago and detroit and what could be happening very soon in upstate new york. or is it a sign of thetimes? >> those areas just don't have the tax base to solve the problem with cuts and spending.

. >>> basta emanuel, esto no es bueno, no votaremos por ti, eres un alcalde que afectan a nuestra familiaados esperando esto. >>> hasta la jefa de sindicatos lo llamÓ el asesino de escuelas. y dijo que respalda esto por el mismo bienestar de los estudiantes. la misma junta tomarÁ una decisiÓn el 22 de mayo, y no se descartan mÁs protestas. >>> la corte suprema escuchÓ los argumentos de una ley que le niega beneficios a matrimonios del mÁximo sexo, se trata de la ley doma, escucharon ayer los argumentos si es constitucional la propuesta 8 que impide la uniÓn de parejas homosexuales, los fallos se esperan para junio. >>> dakota del norte desafian las leyes federales, se firmÓ una ley ahÍ que penalizan el aborto basado en la selecciÓn de genero o defectos genÉticos. y estÁ con nosotros enrique acevedo. bonita corbata. >>> no sÉ si llama la atenciÓn. bueno, varios hombres armados organizan redadas para esclarecer el homicio de uno de sus lideres. y surgen detalles del atentado de la congresista griford. >>> y alertan sobre una nueva modalidad de fraude en el que usan boletos de loterÍa para e

shep help mike emanuel on capitol hill.a golf course in illinois nearly swallowed a golfer alive. another sinkhole. this one a giant one in a middle of a fairway in waterloo, and pulled this golfer underground in a matter of seconds. he said he dislocated his shoulder during this whole thing, and here you'll see his golfing buddies looking down into the sinkhole. the injured golfer says it was too hard to climb out. friends eventually pulled him out to safety with a row. earlier this month, of course, sinkhole of natural formation swallowed a man in florida, asleep in his bed. the golfer this time says it's all he could think of when he waited in the darkness to be rescued, thinking about the guy outside tampa. officials never found his body. we invited the golfer to talk about his experiences himself wife says he is having an mri on his injured shoulder. >>> some of the biggest names in hollywood and d.c. are apparent victims of a possible cyberattack, people prom mel gibson to first lady michelle obama. so how do you prot

emanuel for the americas.inside the basement of the polytechnic and i'm admiring the bone is thattedose that your heal bone makes in the sunlight in the palms of my hand in my mind. when you come to my bed your hands and breath is sweet and we can love like this for hours. i can find christ in your body. this too must be constructed and killed bike on television with pain and blood that's beautiful like a red refer. you made me into a woman and i surend erred into it a man-made into a woman and returned. but you don't want to my bed this is the metal cloth you are chained to in the polytechnic. and i do we do it slowly with timed extensions of christ, his face removed and his penis removed the maggets and the wounds the teeth and hair weeks before he is your christ in the black pit with you. each day becomes eternity of days the sun never sets or rises the light bulb on a wire as i burn you 117 times with my cigarettes while the other guards have gone out for a meal beef stake tomatoes and red wines then i wil

eastern for live coverage of a conversation with the e zeke yule emanuel on the new book "brothers emanuel" memoir of a american family. he writes about the life and relationship with his brothers ram, the mayor of chicago, and a hollywood agent. then books about business leaders. including "american turn around" reinventing at&t and gm and the way we do business in u.s.a. tonight on c spain we'll take a look at the entertain programming and political journalism. and talk about non-fiction outlet like tmz and daily show as well as scripted programs. at 8:00 p.m. eastern watch a discussion featuring the editor of tmz. cnn abc news anchorrer ron brown. your comment as joined by american university professor and patrick gavin, staff writer for "politico." here's a brief look at our program. >> a lot of people were in congress were in the senate they're very interesting people. and if you can get to that and you peel back a couple of the layers, you may find out there's something interesting. they're not movie stars, i don't know but seeing one of your representatives playing basketball and fi

obama's incoming chief of staff rahm emanuel mapped out his governing stat story. -- strategy. >> anpportunity to do things that you think you could knotted do before. >> do you remember when rahm emanuel said never let a crisis get away. what did you think when you heard that? >> unbelievably cynical. >> he ran plastics company in wisconsin. >> that is exactly what it is. they didn't let a crisis go to waste. >> when a town is burning you don't check party labels. everybody needs to take hold. >> president obama invoked the economic crisis to ram through an $800 stimulus bill. there was a growing fear among some voters that america couldn't afford this trillion here a trillion there attitude in washington. house republicans heard them. not a single one voted for the bill. it was a lesson for the gop in the era of obama says georgia congressman. >> it was a non stimulus bill. it was the same kind of unity that must be corralled and embraced because we remain the main anotherity party. you couldn't stop with this. >> made a statement and nothing happened. >> it wasn't that nothing hap

>> shepard: ah, plans, mike emanuel from capitol hill.eeting in the white house situation room about the danger of cyber terror, a very real danger according to all in charge. officials say he sat down with the ceos of defense and technology companies to talk about what experts called the biggest threat to our nation. just last night we told you about a web site that claimed to have financial information from first lady michelle obama. the vice president joe biden other government officials. lots of celebrities. the white house will not confirm that: the white house confirms they are indeed investigating. president obama has nominated the next ambassador to libya six months after militants stormed our embassy in benghazi and killed ambassador chris stevens and three others americans. debra k. jones is a career diplomat who served in american embassies in kuwait, united arab emirates and syria. she also worked in u.s. embassies in turkey and ethiopia. if confirmed she would head the diplomatic mission in tripoli where we have seen increase

here is mike emanuel. >> the ayes are 63.ays are 34. >> on firmation vote with the democrats and independent sanders voting no. it was held up a day by kentucky senator rand paul. controlling the senate floor for almost 13 hours was a test of endurance for paul as fatigue, hunger and thirst affected him. in the final hours, marco rubio, thune, and mitch mcconnell came to his aid. >> i thank you very much for the forbearance and i yield the floor. >> the senator from illinois. >> paul wanted the administration to say explicitly that it would not kill an american citizen on u.s. soil without due process. today the senator reiterated his point. >> that dozen, someone determined might be a terrorist, now he is associated with terrorism. does the president get to decide he is an enemy combatant and he gets no lawyer and no trial? >> the question he raised was entirely appropriate and should have already been answered by the obama administration. >> what i learned about talking fill buster is this, to succeed you need strong convic

there was a chief mo attitude by the white house, led by rob emanuel. >> i would be stunned if rob emanuel ever used any f. bombs. you gave us a couple that we have made graphics from. back in 2008 during the campaign "the new yorker" ran the famous terrorist fist jab cover showing barack and michelle obama there. it was a pair did i. the most amazingly offensive thing i have ever seen. i'm sure it was an attempt at parody but everyone here is in a fair amount of shock about it and we are not sensitive about things like this at all. i suspect you guys will get the kicked out of you over it. as a knowing as an e-mail like this, it's not as nearly annoying as having a furious boss who doesn't know why a piece in the new yorker bears no resemblance to him or having to spend the coming weeks and months battling an elite, right wing narrative that isn't true. >> we hate this cover, you're going to get the you know what kicked out of you. the second one was you have cost us politically. >> the phone calls. disparaging your manhood. >> always a little of that. there was also the last one you read

to the current schools, the neighborhood schools, the real public schools. >> reporter: mayor rahm emanuelnd district says closing the 54 underenrolled schools, the largest school consolidation in u.s. history is necessary to deal with the looming $1 billion budget gap. >> having been the product of the civil rights movement and having done exactly as the people are doing today, i get. it's a part of the democratic process. and i respect it. >> reporter: school closures are nothing new but they're increasingly seen as a politically charged issue revolving around race and poverty. >> i think this is a message of we will not be moved from the all-negro spiritual. >> safety, children. security, children. >> reporter: beyond the expected teacher layoffs, many parents say they're also concerned about the added cost of transporting their child to a new school. the city still hasn't released details of a transportation plan. meetings have to shall held before the board of education votes on the plan in lay may. >> thank you. >> great to be here. >>> soledad will speak with barbara byrd bennett as

>> bret: mike emanuel on the hill.s. >>> sometimes you can't even trust the church to tell you about the new pope. we'll explain that in the grapevine. up next, pope francis is already breaking the mold. my wife takes centrum silver. i've been on the fence about it. then i read an article about a study that looked at the long term health benefits of taking multivitamins. they used centrum silver for the study... so i guess my wife was right. [ male announcer ] centrum. always your most complete. prego?! but i've bought ragu for years. [ thinking ] wonder what other questionable choices i've made? i choose date number 2! whooo! [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >> bret: a possible break in the benghazi terror attack investigation. source tells fox news the libyan authorities are questioning a libyan national. they are seeking to determine whether he witnessed the deadly attack on the u.s. mission in libya last september or played a more formal role. four americans died there, including th

san francisco in 1989, the first project i worked on was the renovation of rehabilitation of temple emanuel on lake street, a building by legendary architects that includes the office of babe he will and brown and bernard bay back. i worked on historic buildings all over san francisco including in district 1 i'm the lead architect for the alexandria theater. in district 2 in the presidio, i renovated one of the office quarter houses. district 6 the rehabilitation of the hibernia bank building that the historic preservation commission with no debate or criticism. hibernia bank project is essential to the economic revival of the mid-market area, of course. i also designed the first new building in the western soma light industrial and residential historic district. in district 8 i wrote wrote the nomination for landmark builder 2 41, the workshop [speaker not understood]. ~ related to this i presented at the california preservation conference on the identification of historical and culturally significant spaces in san francisco in the minority movement. in architectural practice i often hear

during the transition, incoming chief of staff rahm emanuel mapped out a governing strategy. >> you nevert a serious crisis to go to waste, what i mean by that, an opportunity to do things you could not do before. >> do you remember when rahm emanuel said in 2008 never let a crisis go to waste. >> absolutely. >> john: what do you think? >> cynical. >> at the time he ran a plastics company in wisconsin. >> of course, they didn't let a crisis go to waste. >> when the town is burning, you don't check the party labels. everybody needs to grab a hose. >> his first month in office president obama invoked the economic crisis to ram through an 800 billion dollars stimulus bill, but there was a growing fear among some voters that america couldn't afford this new a trillion here, a trillion there attitude in washington. house republicans heard them. not a single one voted for the bill. it was a lesson for the g.o.p. in the era of obama, says georgia congressman, republican tom price. >> that was a big moment for the g.o.p.? >> it was. the unity that was expressed during, call the non-stimulus bill

joining me now, congressman emanuel cleaver, democrat from missouri, and richard wolffe, executive editor of msnbc.com. thank you both for being on the show. >> thank you, reverend. >> can the republicans make a deal? >> well, it's going to be difficult if they are unwilling to come up with or agree to anything related to closing some tax loopholes and i would think that 98% of americans realize and understand that we have protected spots in our tax code for rich folk who have airplanes and yachts and it's just mind boggling that people can't say, yeah, we can close those loopholes. we don't want those people taking advantage of the tax code so they can keep millions of their dollars when poor people are paying a disproportionate amount. so david throw said things don't change, we do. there's going to have to be some changes going on with individuals and their philosophies if we're going to bring this nation around to propelling this growth or we're going to fall down again because they are not going to move. >> when you look at the fact that speaker boehner wrote and this is an op-ed tha

mike emanuel is on capitol fox on live top story top story. it's delayed. >> he realizes there are likely 60 votes for john brennan's confirmation. so a senator cannot stop the nomination but can certainly slam on the brakes. though it appears that hunger and fatigue are kicking in. >> the center for constitutional rights, which had previously brought a challenge in federal court, -- to legality of the authorization to target al-awlaki and yemen release the following statement. >> hey, it's been a whole lot of talking all afternoon and continuing into the evening. earlier a lighter moment when florida's marco rubio offered this bit of advice. >> i have been here a while. let me give you some free advice, keep some water nearby to have handy. >> chocolate, jelly beans, a few step of water and mark kirk from illinois brought him hot tea in the last hour, shep. >> shepard: a lot of republicans talking up there. during "studio b" we looked up and lo and behold a democrat. >> that's right. and to be clear, the senate majority leader harry reid has

mike emanuel is on capitol hill for us tonight.ocrats and republicans have very different ideas about taxing and spending. >> that is absolutely true, shep. although both love using the word balance. senator patty murray says she favors a balanced approach which means some more tax revenue and some more spending. congressman paul ryan says his budget would balance without raising taxes. senators will vote on both proposals tomorrow. here is a key senate republican on democrat murray's budget proposal. >> significant time that our colleagues have produced a budget, i'm glad they have. but it is a disappointment in the sense that it, in no way, alters the debt course we are on. they claim it is balanced. they have said balanced over 50 times already in this debate. and, yet, that budget does anything but balance. >> i should note the house passed paul ryan's plan today with all republican votes. zero democrats voting for it, shep. >> they didn't wait in the very last second of the very last day. what in the world was wrong with them?

who would you want to play you in the movie of the emanuel brothers? >> you're asking the wrong guy. i don't have the tv. i am not a movie fanatic and i couldn't name a whole lot of movie stars. i will say though i did actually play myself once. one of the stories in the book is in 1981, my second year at oxford the bbc launched a reality show. it was a daily show called now get out of debt. the first reality survivor type show. reality tv came in in the late 70's and the bbc decides to have a competition between oxford and cambridge. there was one woman undergraduate from oxford and cambridge and they wanted one mail graduate from oxford and cambridge a farmer and businessman. they were having a hard time finding a graduate student to be on there. it happened that the producer who was looking for this had dined with my mentor for dinner actually in college i think and was relating while he was there. he says that i have someone for you. he happens to be a yankee. the guy interviewed me so i joined and they videoed us doing all sorts of crazy, crazy th

mike emanuel live on capitol hill for us tonight.ike, sparks flew between the author of the legislation and a newcomer to the senate. >> reporter: well, that's right, harris. when talking gun control, texas freshman ted cruz gave california's dianne feinstein a bit of a lecture on the constitution. here is a sample. >> the question that i would pose to the senior senator from california is would she deem it consistent with the bill of rights for congress to engage in the same endeavor that we are contemplating doing with the second amendment, in the context of the first or fourth amendment? >> reporter: the point he's making the second amendment allows people to keep and bear arms and should not be infringed including by senator feinstein's bill, harris. >> harris: in that clip or video, senator feinstein was doing all the listening. she's a veteran of the senate and how did she respond. >> reporter: she replied saying she's not a 6th grader and if a well-educated and on the committee for 20 years. and thanked ted cruz for the lectur

rahm emanuel doesn't know the truth if it would slap him in the face.ign. school closings are based on closing military bases. it's also based on information coming from an unaccredited superintendent organization. but let me just say this -- in th they. >> they say these are poorly performing schools. they're not going to have to travel more than a mile to reach their new school. and any one traveling over an extra.8 of a mile will be bussed. so they're trying to -- >> you're also spending more money. and, again, they started out this conversation when they said they had to close schools by underutilization. they said we're not looking at performance this year. so what they do is constantly change the narrative, when people push back. and they have to come up with another thing. in addition, in chicago, we have a serious gang problem here. we are talking about gangs from block to block that are fighting one another. the people that have made these decisions don't even know that. because they're not from here. they, they have no police background. so on

chicago mayor rahm emanuel i announced thursday the city will plan 54 schools which is 8% of the district. the mayor called the closings a tough but necessary choice citing many half empty public school buildings. opponents who turned out to protest said the closures will endanger students in troubled areas who may have to cross gang boundaries to attend classes. they think the closures will save millions. >>> gun legislation set to hit the senate floor next month will include universal background checks. this according to harry reid who introduced the bill last night. he's vowing that any bill that passes the senate must include background checks. the most contentious part of the measure. reid promised votes on a proposed assault weapons ban and limits on high capacity magazines. the legislation aims to make gun trafficking a federal crime and strengthen safety measures at schools. yesterday john lennon was thrust into the gun debate. his widow drew attention to the cause tweeting a photo of her late husband's blood-splatterered glasses from the day he was assassinated by a crazed lone g

mike emanuel live on capitol hill.at's not going to happen. >> that's right, shep. >> he would love to repeal and replace obama care. the president's healthcare law. when asked if he was perhaps fighting old political battles like the last election. he said win or lose an elections, it's important to stick to principles. >> we think we owe the country solutions to the big problems that are plaguing our nation. a debt crisis on the horizon. a slow growing economy. people trapped in poverty. we're showing our answers. elections do have cobs sequences. >> while repealing obama care fires up conservatives, so does a balanced budget. paul ryan says he thinks he can do it by 2023. shep? >> shepard: i mentioned two plans. the other one comes from the democrats who are blasting congressman ryan's plan while showing their own, right? >> that's right. three years in a row, they do not like the paul ryan budget plan, senator patty murray is due to unveil her blueprint tomorrow. she would cut spending by $975 billion. she would in