more sun now you know emanuel others in this. theologists you. are in a lot of globalization he said that you think that on you know on the next twenty years there will be twenty new nuclear states. you feed into the cold war that actually an opening up for mass deliberations nuclear weapons nuclear material and expertise has to come dispersed in the world so widely by. at this point the we are i think on the verge of widespread proliferation of the belief that clean threat of nuclear worms the stream of seriousness standard among the leading strategic and last picks a robert mcnamara former secretary of defense. going to the arms of some he thinks his estimate is that it's not only the threat who are some women because of the apocalypse any international rate can't situation and. face up a situation where the weapons will be enormous. there's going to be more nations going for nuclear weapons especially because any nice states and russia still have them and so use them. to try to. try to intimidate smaller nations. and more during the world righ

more so now you know emanuel other seen this the sociologist who. was around a lot of globalization and he said that he thinks that you know in the next twenty years there will be twenty new nuclear states. he sees the end of the cold war is actually an opening up for mass deliberations nuclear weapons nuclear material and expertise has become dispersed in the world so widely by. this point the we are i think on the verge of widespread proliferation the belief that the threat of nuclear war to extremely serious is standard among them leading strategic analyst picks a robert mcnamara former security defense with. energy and. he thinks his estimate is that it's not only a threat was imminent and calls for the haka lips any international rate tense situation and. face up a situation where the weapons could be numbers. as going to be more nations going for nuclear weapons especially because the united states and russia still have them and still use them. to try to. to try to intimidate smaller nations. like what we're doing in the world right now runnin

emanuel. they know each other forever. their conversations are important in some ways as anything they say to the president. well, summers and geithner embrace hippocratic risk. first, do no harm. it's difficult to challenge. almost everything does harm that's bold. obama hears this, fine, fine, but this is what i want to do. he wants to nationalize, take down, wind down some of the big banks and reopen them, kill off the fear that we'll have another lehman style disaster from a too big to fail back saying that's the fear holding us back, keeping us from building, growing, and investing. geithner opposes him, even summers, though, jumps on the side of the president against geithner. it's everyone against geithner. the president, kristy roamer, larry summers, and kim with the guy who has the finger in the dike. advisers are there to advise. they are experts. that's why presidents hire them whether in economics or national security. they have to know more than the president. the president listens to what they say. ultimately

meanwhile some democrats are still criticizing republicans for blocking other parts of this bill. mike emanuelon capitol hill for all the fun. bipartisan support? what has happened? >> well, a lot of people look at this withholding tax and say it was a lot of red tape. it complicated the tax code. it restricted cash flow for small businesses. you know, the people we need to hire all the people who are out of work. here is speaker john boehner on the vote to repeal. >> this tax repeal was part of our plan to help american job creators. it's also a part of the president's jobs plan and i'm pleased that he supports our efforts to repeal this tax. i think we owe it to the american people to find common ground. repealing this tax is another step in that effort of finding common ground. >> the vote today in the house 405 to 16. it is not very often these days you see such a lopsided vote, shep? >> shepard: not at all hilarious. both sides taking credit for the same thing. going to go down in the senate, right? >> it's interesting because the senate last week defeated a republic-sponsored measure to

emanuel. david gregory went to chicago today. his other gig was the chief of staff at the white house. he defends the president on some of the poor advice he gave while at the white house. >> i often advised the president about doing the quick political thing and he looked at the long-term. and he rejected the quick and political. because it was in america's interest. that's both true in financial reform, healthcare, the bigger decisions. he's never lost his fight for america. >> and alex, one other bit of news this morning. it's sunday morning. a lot of the public affairs going on. a lot of discussion about the occupy wall street and the protests that have spread to dozens of other cities. today herman cain and newt gingrich calling them un-american. republicans now fully on the other side of that battle. alex? >>> the protests are going to london today apparently thank you, mike viqueira. >>> comments made by mormonism from a pastor who supports rick perry. he called it a cult and said romney is not a christian. rick perry steered clear of the issues since friday and auto herman cain

more about how mayor emanuel said ministration has gone about instituting a longer day on a school by school basis and also on the agenda we are told the safe passage ordinance and other union backed proposal would deal with tip bonds. >> talking to police involved shooting overnight in the woodlawn neighborhood on chicago's south side, a 17 year- old was part of a group in an area on 63rd street when police arrived, investigators say that the suspect began running away with one hand in his waistband and after repeated warnings the officers thought he might be in danger from a gun and shot him in the abdomen. police say they're still investigating but will not say whether or not a gun was found. divers in search boats were on again to them like michigan looking for the body of a suburban man missing since last night the 51 year-old james garcia of westerberg and berkeley was swimming and the like when he went missing and heavy weights near earth street, family members were unable to put him pull him out of the water. a woman who was swimming with garcia was rescued and taken to hospital and fair-good condition. illinois state police are investigating a deadly crash on

results >>these kids will have a better chance at life to compete with other schools they need that long school day >>mayor rahm emanuel plan to extend the school day enjoys support from many parents, but now the board of education is taking up the issue with a charter schools many want a longer school day to apply to all. this is not been discussed enough according to the unions and their once again accusing the mayor of circumventing collective bargaining agreements and offering incentives directly to schools and teachers to make the switch the unions are simply arguing that the plan does not yet make enough sense and there is not an of structure to those extra 90 minutes to understand ... >>how could you get any got a quality education of veteran teachers and incentivizing the younger ones >>various groups of parents are coming out in support. >>25 students at three schools in mchenry county have whooping cough. 21 of them are at cary grove high school to our at lundahl middle school and another two are at deer path elementary school. those schools are being disinfected and nurses are being taught how to deal with t

emanuel said he's in and 7000 new jobs since taking office. those jobs are with ge capital united airlines walgreen's, ford and other companies. today's announcement was made at merge live the company's annual client conference. the 1985 superbowl bears will visit the white house today the team's original visit in 1986 but president obama's invited this team back however former bear dan hampton has refused to attend citing his personal and political differences with president obama he also expressed his disappointment that families of the players were not invited >>the chicago white sox made a surprising move last night when they named former all-star third baseman robin ventura as the team's new manager he is replacing ozzie guillen on the south side after he left for the florida marlins robin ventura was drafted by the white sox in 1988 he played third base for 10 years he worked as a special adviser this summer in player development is the sixth time gold glove winner and a fan favorite he has never managed the team before but the general manager kenny williams says that he was the clear choice for the job the temperature w

to the white house and saying with lists of investors going to rahm emanuel and someone in the white house, profiles of kiers and othernvestors going to the white house. why do they need to know this? it appears the purpose was to protect some people or get money back to people. perhaps some donors or a presidential earmark and close all the doors fierngd out why this was done. bill wrar you want is more. bill: what you want is more documentation. they are saying you have 70,000 pages of documents. ultimately the president has a blackberry. you remember this was a major point of contention when he told his safe wanted to have it when he became president. is it blackberry emails you want? >> the president touted on his first day in office that he was going have the most open and transparent administration ever, criticized previous administrations. he said every political appointee would have to sign a pledge to be transparent. he said the freedom of information act is the most powerful instrument we have to make our government transparent and i expect members of my administration to live up to the letter of the law. my

others and worse than quite a few. and many chicagoans are upset about that. therefore i believe mayor rahm emanuelthe right track saying listen, i want the best teachers in and i don't want to be hamstringed by a union. he tried to sit down with the union and say what can we do? we're all in this together. you guys have been in charge of the situation for generations now. what can we do differently? as they typically do, they folded their arms and say we're doing what we've been doing. we're not going to give an inch and they were put on the sidelines. one of the most exciting things about what mayor rahm emanuel is doing is he's saying listen, i'm going to forego the leadership in the union because i believe that there are too entrenched maintaining themselves and i'm going to bring the message straight to the people. what we find is that there's a current generational gap of new teachers, a group of young people who want to be able to prove themselves and they believe that their performance should be the determinent of their job security. the mayor is proposing exactly that. what the mayor is sa

public servants, but they're talking past each other as this conversation in washington is likely to be, except for that super committee you talked about rahm emanuele some dialogue. because we can'tait till 2013 to address the concerns of both the tea party and the occupy wall street. >> we'll take a break here. i also want to follow up on whether religion is a new issue in the gop primary. we'll do that. we'll take a break here. but i want to talk to you about press pass and our two "meet the press" conversations that you can find on our blog presspass.msnbc.com. first, author michael lewis, whose book "moneyball" is w a hit movie starring brad pitt. we talk to him about the film, but also about his new book "boomerang" on the global financial crisis. plus i sit down with documentary filmmaker ken burns, we discuss his new pbs film on prohibition. his thoughts on civil discourse and politics, and, of course, baseball. and politics, and, of course, basei don't want healthy skin for a day. i want healthy skin for life. [ female announcer ] don't just moisturize, improve the health of your skin with aveeno daily moisturizing lotion. the natural oatm

others point to the new jobs that slot machines could create. another reason why they say the governor should reconsider. >> despite the differences between governor clinton and the race track owners, mayor emanuel says he still optimistic a deal will get done. the mayor is not saying whether he supports the slot machines but he believes the issue should not hurt any chances of getting the gambling bill passed. >> i was going to use all those resources to invest in our infrastructure. new schools, new roads, mass transit and i believe that we are close to achieving that and we can achieve that. >> he made his comments as he announced a plan to bring more city and private sector contracts to small women and minority-owned businesses. >> coming up next the new video that could support her paris claims that missing missouri beat lisa irwin was a buffet. >> and later in the medical watch the behavioral problems that could develop and children from prenatal exposure to common chemicals found in plastic. >> and live music this midday from singer-songwriter an actress kate thole you consider tonight at park west in chicago. >> katevoegel. wow! it's even bigger than i thought. welcome to progressive. do

other serious stomach conditions may still exist. talk to your doctor about nexium. >> bret: new questions tonight how the energy department is spending your money. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuelwerful lawmaker wants to know how a foreign owned firm got in position for three-quarters of a ball dollars. >> government is taking risk and getting short end of the reform. >> darrell issa is raising questions about the department of energy decision to offer $730 million conditional loan commitment to a steel company. the money would be designated to improve advance high strength steal plant in dearborn, michigan. it's russian company where the ceo is one of the wealthiest people with net worth of $8 $8.5 billion and close ties to the kremlin. issa wrote in this letter to energy secretary steven chu, "announcements made by seversalal in the loan consideration process indicated that the company had ample means to carry out the project" and didn't need the loan. >> they failed to protect the money. >> the department of energy says the tax dollars have not been spent yet. career staffers are doing due diligence on the project. it also says the foreign company would support more than 2,5

emanuel cleaver is the chair of the congressional black caucus. he's also a congressman from the state of missouri where president obama is going to be stopping by, although it's the other side of the state. he's going to be hitting st. louis for some fundraisers there. may i ask you to respond to the respond there and the tone that he has taken with congress? when you look at his positions that he's trying to sell on this jobs bill, even on deficit reduction, he's got public opinion on his side. so then why can't he harness that public opinion and get it done on capitol hill? >> well, i think the public is angry because of the economy. i think it's going to be necessary for the public to weigh in on this, to make it simply palatable for the republicans not to support it. if the public really begins to push this, republicans are going to be very, very hesitant to stand up and say no to their constituents. the public is behind the president. the atmosphere right now is not conducive to the president getting the public to speak out. if that happens, i think you're going to see that legislation brought to the floor. >> now, it's interesting what you just said. you said the

emanuel in washington with more on this. mike, any comment from the white house on the measures that failed in the senate last night? >> reporter: they are aggravated by one bill passing. the other one not much of a complaint. the other one upset, first-responders, $35 billion to put first-responders back to work and people back in the classrooms. the president issuing this response late last night, quote, for second time two weeks every single republican in the united states senate chosen to oppose a bill that would create jobs and get our economy going again. that is unacceptable. the president is pledging to continue to fight to bring up pieces of the american jobs act. the other as peak failed last night one brought up by republican scott brown of massachusetts that would have rolled back the withholding tax. senate democratic leadership didn't like some aspects of that bill. that was another aspects of the president's plan that also failed last night, jenna. jenna: interesting. as we take a look at some of the back and forth happening in the senate the president signed into law some economic measures today that actually had bipartisan support. a rare thing it seems these da

other members on this side of the aisle. congressman tim ryan of ohio, congressman joe courtney of connecticut, chairman congressman emanuel cleaver of missouri, and congresswoman marcia fudge of ohio, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz of florida, congresswoman jan schakowsky of illinois, congresswoman gwen moore of wisconsin. i invite every member of congress to join us in living for a few days or a week on what a family on food stamps will face every day of the year. i hope that the challenges will open our eyes to the challenges and the struggles of the millions of americans who face hunger each and every day. living in poverty and facing food insecurity means missed meals, poor health and loss productivity. even if you choose not to join the food stamp challenge, i encourage you all to stop and consider what it means to have $31.50 to spend on food for the entire week. stop for a moment and consider there are over 46 million americans that have to swallow their pride and ask for help just to put food on the table. as a former recipient of food stamps myself, as a single young mom, i know how difficult this is. i did it be