here's foley landing a big hit 30 seconds into the fight back in 2008. yeah, no doubt about it. peter king didn't take a shot like that. but he did do something good for the community. we should point out that foley's opponent suffered no serious injuries. >>> one other sports note tonight. tiger woods is he on his mark? i think he is and he headed right for next month's masters which is a big one. woods won the cadillac championship in dorell, florida, on sunday. he finished at 19 under par at the blew monster bringing home 76 career pga victory and if he pulls off a win in two weeks in bay hill he can go to national spot worldwide. he has two wins before the masters and after sunday's big victory he is favored to bring home another green jacket with 4-1 odds. the masters tournament is 30 days away. now you know spring is coming. >>> here is last night's question results. >>> coming up this man will explain the meaning of life. derek pitts joins me next. stay with us. >>> big finish tonight. brand-new evidence that life on earth may have come from outer

here's foley landing a big hit 30 seconds into the fight back in 2008.eah, there's no doubt about it. peter king didn't take a shot like that. but he did do something good for the community. we should point out that foley's opponent suffered no serious injuries. >>> one other sports note tonight. tiger woods, is he on his mark? i think he is and he's headed right for next month's masters which is a big one. woods won the cadillac championship in doral, florida, on sunday. he finished at 19 under par at at the blue monster bringing home a 76 career pga victory and if he pulls off a win in bay hill in two weeks, he can go to the national spot worldwide. he has two wins before the masters and after sunday's big victory he is favored to bring home another green jacket with 4-1 odds. to bring home another green jacket. tonight in our survey i asked will republicans ever listen to women on women's issues. 2% say yes. 98% say know. >>> coming up, this man will explain the meaning of life. stay with us. you don't have to do that. do what? that. i ordered more co

most of the time you see the foley of the left when i point it out to you. you see it you still maintain this posture. why don't you become an independent. >> i don't want to become independent. john f. kennedy mode. i believe the government serves a very important purpose in our lives. >> bill: can you be independent and believe that and be a tipp o'neal guy. >> if i'm an independent i have to believe the same as you are. >> no you don't. large range. >> son, you see that democratic lever. you pull it all good things are going to happen. >> bill: even know you are doing what your father is going to do. >> women, jobs, cars. pull that republican lefers, you are going to die. there you go. >> bill: i'm trying, man. i'm trying as hard as i can. one footnote about shootout with alan colmes this week. most of the reporting on that was the usual anti-fox stuff from dishonest hacks. we all know who they're. one article really nailed it writing on the web site media hype, a guy named joe explains the big picture that few others understand. we posted that piece on b

. >>> the 68-year-old republican will square off against irish john foley in a two-round exhibition starte longtime boxing fan says if foley goes all out, it will be a quick fight. ♪ >>> and talk about rebranding your image, the campaign team for notoriously sedate mitch mcconnell taped this video, spoofing the viral dance craze, so which senator might be next? roll call points to marco rubio, who tweeted -- if i put together a video, who should be in it is it taking suggestions now. >>> if you read only one thing this morning, the city that brought us the controversial into on super-sized drinks is now targeting another issue. warning teenagers they could lose their hearing by cranking up the volume on headphones. not to mention how annoying it is when you sit next to them on a subway, bus or plane. let me know what you think. it's up on our facebook page. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. at tyco integrated security, we consider ourse

saturday night, king fought in a two-round exhibition bout against kickboxing champion "irish" josh foley. the friendly sparring match that ended in a draw. >>> new studies show stress can take its toll on the heart. researchers found higher rates of card yag problems in veterans with post dramatic stress disorder, in hurricane katrina victims and in greeks dealing with their country's financial crisis. doctors say prolonged stress raises hormones that affect blood pressure and influence other risk factors. >>> meanwhile, the biggest-ever study of mummies found that even without modern-day vices like fast food or cigarettes, people still had heart problems and clogged arteries some 4,000 years ago. "early today health" is brought to you by vagisill wash. >>> can the dow make it a fifth record day? it closed at 14,397 on friday putting the blue chips up nearly 10% for 2013. the s&p ended at 1551, just shy of a 9% gain for the year. and again, it's only march. while the nasdaq begins the week around 3,244, a rise of nearly 7.5% in just the past ten weeks. >>> a number of national chain stor

he's going to box the kickboxing champ irish joe foley at a pub on friday.hat's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> portions of the northeast hit hard by superstorm are bracing for coastal flooding as a late winter storm continues to march east. in new jersey, incredible video shows the storm's powerful wind gust making land fall. >>> now for a look at the national weather, we have nbc meteorologist bill karins. you had quite a reaction to the peter king's story. >> he can't box that guy. >> why not? >> it would be ugly. oh, well. lots to explain and lot to recap. north and west of d.c., you got nailed. if you were in d.c., inside the beltway, it was a rainy, wet, cold, miserable day and you didn't get the snow that you were promised. baltimore didn't get much either. i-95 east, nothing, had to be out north and west. it still was a big storm, it's continuing to cink this morning. we're okay on the jersey shore, but the most concerns with the high winds and the surf up here in the boston area, this is where we are seeing some bands of snow. the wind

he's currently a senior fellow at the hoover institute and a freeman foley institute of international studies. he is the michael and barbara bavarian professor at stanford university and serves as co-director of the nuclear risk reduction initiative and preventive defense project. please help me welcome our speaker this morning, former secretary of defense william perry. (applause) >> what a pleasure it is to be aboard this symbol of america's millery power, the uss macon island. what a pleasure it is to be among the men and women of our armed forces and the men and women of the first responders of the san francisco bay area. fleet week for many years in san francisco was a somewhat [inaudible] affair and it has been transformed into this great coming together by the military and the first responders, the great coming together of our uniformed personnel and a great [speaker not understood] of san francisco. this amazing transformation in the last few years was due primarily to the vision and the dedication of three people, george and charlotte schultz and mike myers. i'd like to pause

he's currently a senior fellow at the hoover institute and a freeman foley institute of international studies. he is the michael and barbara bavarian professor at stanford university and serves as co-director of the nuclear risk reduction initiative and preventive defense project. please help me welcome our speaker this morning, former secretary of defense william perry. (applause) >> what a pleasure it is to be aboard this symbol of america's millery power, the uss macon island. what a pleasure it is to be among the men and women of our armed forces and the men and women of the first responders of the san francisco bay area. fleet week

and our tour guide was the late archbishop, john foley of philadelphia, who lived in the vatican forlmost 30 years and said most people at home can't imagine a vatican apartment. what do they mean? do they mean a vast series of rooms or two or three rooms? >> well, it is a rather large apartment, obviously. >> reporter: large, but it has changed little through the years. here, pope benedict at his desk in his modest study. religious artifacts, scholarly texts, even a tv. it's the same room we saw when pope john paul ii gave a tour. from the office, he opens that door and you can see his bedroom. just a bed, a dresser. >> his bedroom is very simple. his dining room is astonishingly simple. >> reporter: and this is the dining room. pope benedict right there in the center having dinner -- as pope john paul had before. surrounding him, in the entire apostolic palace, 1,400 rooms, more than 1,000 staircases. and by the way, his house painter was the renaissance master, raphael. before we left, i went out onto a terrace, near the pope's terrace, to see roughly what he sees when he walks th

foley's face cutting their claws to suit the budget seeking to save more money britain's government tries to get cheaper uniforms for its bobbies on the beat plus . leader the program will report on why maggie who have fled the syrian conflict feel they are being humiliated in foreign countries. before that though big depositors inside first largest bank are likely to see most of their savings wiped out they will reportedly get back less than forty percent of their money under the latest rescue package and only in shares instead of cash while the remainder may never be paid back the terms of the painful cyprus rescue are set to be finally announced on saturday then you walk in or see over risk advisory firm says even the share of switch the depositors will get are unlikely to bring and you really are. if the bank can pull a rabbit out of a hat and somehow make what appears to be near worthless shares somehow very valuable to and i suppose these the positives have some hope that they'll be receiving some of their money back but at this point in time that doesn't look very likely and what's

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a prominent secular politician it was also the biggest rally organized since foley was shot dead forty days ago this is specter political motivations of his murder sparked public outcry and forced the country's prime minister to resign friday although the ruling party denies involvement in the crime. nearby egypt hundreds of hardcore football fans raw even cairo for the release of their recently detained comrades known as ultras thirty eight of them were arrested and charged last week after attempting to set fire to a court where one of their fellow bombers was on trial tensions have been running high in the country since twenty one people were given the death penalty for their role in the two thousand and twelve football riots during which seventy four people died. falkland islanders have voted overwhelmingly to remain a british territory only three votes going against the idea in a two day referendum the u.k. prime minister david cameron's called on argentina to respect the landslide result but buenos aires maintains britain's stole the islands from a two centuries ago the continuing

budgets the boys in blue are under pressure to curb spending on uniforms and protective clothing artist foley boyko explains. most of us in britain realising you've spent too much money on clothes especially when your budgets are already squeezed it could happen to anyone but this time it's the boys in blue the u.k. government spending more dogs says the police are wasting too much money on ordering different bits of uniform there are forty three police forces in england and wales and each one or does that plagues on their equipment separately and to different specifications to take for example your high visibility jacket that can cost as much as up to one hundred pounds per unit in a spendthrift force compadres little as twenty pounds per unit in a more frugal constabulary lots of four hundred percent difference in price and the same applies to all the commonplace items that you'd expect would be standard issues such as boots handcuffs and even body armor this was his goal velcro covering strap which was the zip was this. the zip with no velcro covering strop at. the last you need is a bit o

donald heath field and tracy leeann foley even groomed their son to become a spy. >> we say long-terms get your second generation into the united states. >> coming up... >> local montclair police cars and fbi agents coming in and out of their house. it was just a shshshshshshsh >> you are my wife. >> in the television series "the americans" keri russell and matthew reese play russian spies living under deep cover as a suburban couple. the series was inspired the fbi's ghost stories which revealed a russian spy ring here in america. >> one of the things we looked for in this entire investigation is do we have the entire network. that's what you are trying to weave together in these whether you are walking past each other exchanging information or money or sitting in a coffee shop with a computer. >> it was inside this starbucks where anna chapman met with an under cover fbi agent but posing as a russian spy. the two talked about future espionage operations and anna said she was ready to act. here is video of the june 26th, 2010, meeting. they spoke about obtaining fraudulent passports

[applause] in prosperity, a real prosperity where every man is given the opportunity to succeed foley on his terms based on his efforts and free to retain the fruits of his labor, free from the tentacles of confiscatory government. it is the economic policy that once made america the envy of the world. we believe in virtue, because without virtue freedom leads to anarchy. when -- it was put best when it was said america is great -- it's a america from communism and now international terrorism. it is a goodness that believes in a moral code, which is one of the putgod on our currency, his commandments in our courts and his prayers and our schools. this was america conceptualism. is it over? i do not think so. this where we must go again. let this be the call for conservatives back to greatness. let us begin today. thank you. [applause] >> let him know you love him. this is going to be it for me today. i have to introduce the next person -- i am a huge fan of this lady. just contain yourselves. she is mayor of saratoga springs, utah. she is black. she is a she. bedrals check under their

mike san foley who used to be barons. >> he is right about that. and -- liz: counterintuitive.h the momentum. >> in the 1990s i remember the tech boom, a lot of money got killed but made a lot of retail, stupid money got killed in the end and held on to the retail stocks and pushed the market off. liz: dow is 20,000? >> there was a guy -- liz: down 40,000. >> he wrote a book, down 30,000. liz: 30,000, the dow 40,000 in the name of david. >> a libertarian economists did dow 30,000. in the tech bloom, it never came through. i could use a good shot of 20. you have to look at it this way. where are you going to put your money? is the economy margin of the improving? liz: david elias wrote the book. >> the famous guy -- liz: i am not getting any help. >> i will say it this. is bad to predict. james madison. is bad for us to predict the markets. liz: we are not. >> i am throwing it out for people. we tell you stuff, you do what you want, do your analytics. i am telling you when you have zero% interest rate you have marginal growth, that is a recipe for the dow to go a lot higher. the

donald heath field and tracy leeann foley even groomed their son to become a spy. >> we say long-term it is 30 years, it's get your second generation into the united states. >> coming up... >> local montclair police cars and fbi agents coming in and out of their house. it was just a shshshshsh there is no mass-produced human. every signature is unique, and every fingerprint unrepeatable. at sleep number, we know that up there with your social security number and your phone number is another important number. your sleep number. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience, designed around a bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs each of your bodies. it begins every time one of our sleep professionals rejects the notion of the mass-produced human, and helps another person find their sleep number settin. you will only find sleep number at one of our over 400 stores nationwide. where right now enjoy the lowest prices of the season on our most popular bed sets. plus special financing on all beds. final days! sleep numbe

he went two rounds in an exhibition match against former kickboxing champion josh foley.red in the match. 68-year-old king is an avid boxing fan and has been training for the past nine years. >> this is a beautiful shot of the bay and partly low clouds along the coast that will press for tomorrow. but it should clear out. sunshine for out today. look for a 60 as well as the north bay. looking at temperatures the yellow is showing temperatures in the '70s. the east bay, the north bay. and here is the map as we go towards tuesday. warmer temperatures i'd i think that it could go a bit overboard we could see some 80s for wednesday. with the details, coming up. >> six teenagers were killed today in an early morning accident in northeast ohio. investigators say that their s-u-v swerved off the road. hit a guardrail and flipped. before finally landing in a nearby pond. you are looking at video of the aftermath. according to the ohio state highway patrol two people managed to survive the accident. the accident occurred just south of warren. 60 miles east of cleveland near the pe

. >>> remember the name axel foley, everybody. >> oh, yeah. >> you know the name, the music.eaded back to "beverly hills cop." we'll talk about it. get ready to meet heidi, everyone. heidi, the swimming rabbit. >> what? >> you'll hear in pop news. that's a rabbit. >> where are her ears? >> her ears are in a scrunchy. >> that seems wrong. >> and yet so right. and yet so right. >> but right now let's turn to the juror questions in the jodi arias trial. dan abrams is here to weigh in, but first abc's ryan owens is in phoenix with the latest. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, george. i have to tell you this has been absolutely fascinating to watch. arizona is one of just a handful of states that allow jury members to actually question each witness. and when that witness is an admitted killer with an ever-changing story, well, it turns out they have an awful lot of questions. >> miss arias, you are still under oath. do you understand? >> yes. >> reporter: she's spent 16 days on the stand in her capital murder trial. but of all the questions she's faced, these m

those were a series of questions that i thought could use foley be asked about these lives. the first surprise me when you put the lives next to one another they did have the things i mentioned in common. but there were a lot of things that they didn't have a common. they made their money in different ways. they began giving it away at different points in their lives. they gave to quite different things. it wasn't a pattern that was very far beneath the surface. there was a wealth of fact lobbying beneath the surface. it was very hard to construct generalizations. of the stories could not just be about them because they didn't live lives in isolation, but also had to be about americans and about how americans would receive these people, what they thought about them and that was a tricky thing to get. but it was important because there was a sense and which these individuals were playing to the american people always. they were putting on the performances that they knew were going to be looked at and observed. and they wanted to be sure that the american people got it right w

. >> people like tom foley out in spokane. you're right. speaker of the house lost in that race. >> democratic senators from red states where mitt romney ran are vulnerable. here we have mark pryor of arkansas, begih of alaska, mary landrieu and a lot of these people who are passionate on gun rights will remember every election from now on and vote accordingly against these people. >> well, chris, it's true that i would suggest to senators that there's some things worse than not being re-elected. but i also think they give the gun lobby way too much credit. let's take harry reid, who has coward before the gun lobby if harry reid thinks it's gun lobbyists who got him back in the election, he's nuts. he lost the male vote. it was the obama coalition of union voters, young voters who put harry reid back in office. people like harry reid give the gun lobby far too much credit. >> sam, what's your reaction to that? >> they say the same thing, that the nra has trumped that. and the only thing i would add to that is this. we've seen a lot of recen

jackson who is playing aaron foley, his son. it's been a while. eddie, where's the lions letterman jacket? actually we're told no fear. they dug it up in ward ribeiro. >>> in rio de janeiro watch this incredible early morning flight through the city without an airplane. two daredevils in wing suits pulled off the stunt last month while most of the city was asleep. one of the fearless flyers slipped between two skyscrapers. needless to say, do not try this at home. remember this hit song? ♪ there will never come a day >> sad news out of the motown world. bobby smith the lead singer of the legendary spinners group has died. the group had hits including "it's a shame" and "could it be i'm falling in love ♪ and smith had lung cancer. he was 76. we asked you earlier to come up with a slogan for the see through yoga pants lululemon had to unload. your best ents. we did a two part tweet, lululemon pants you can still run but you can't hide. and at got to love the drake tweeted these new pants are namastasty. that wraps up -- that's horrible. that wraps u

. >> hal: yeah in a fit of total irony that we have not seen since mark foley was on the committee forkind of stuff around pages for upwards of a decade put him on the committee -- >> that's not the committee though. >> hal: yeah he was on that. but regardless, you know this is similar -- i think michele bachmann being on intelligence -- >> oh, easelly, or the rape is a gift from god guy being on the science committee -- or know the women's body has a way of shutting the whole thing down -- >> todd akin. >> akin. >> hal: passive prologue with these guys his only mistake if you listen to them was saying it. >> uh-huh. >> hal: we have got to stop these guys from saying these things. >> yeah, that's how they are trying to remake everything. the whole rebranding of the republican party isn't about policy it's about like you said before, different pizza box, no matter how bad the pizza is. >> hal: and reince priebus was on morning joe this morning. did you catch it? >> no but i have a feeling i need to catch a clip from it. i love how he talks like a disgruntled drunk sailor. >> hal: yeah.

i think you were boxing irish john foley. but i had no idea -- i had no idea it was your wife's birthday. bad, bad, bad. >> what can i tell you, andrea, i can't be perfect. >> nobody's perfect. thank you very much, thanks, congressman. >>> meanwhile, paul ryan is ready to roll out the house republican's new budget. which some would say is more of a political document in parts because it includes some republican wishful thinking. >> are you saying that as part of your budget, you would repeal, you assume, the repeal of obama care? >> yes. >> well that's not going to happen. >> well we believe it should. that's the point. that's what, this is what budgetsing is all about, chris. it's about making tough choices to fix our country's problems. >> and joining me now for our daily fix. msnbc contributor and manager of postpolitics.com. >> that's a hard act for me to follow, andrea. a member of congress boxing in ring. >>ed on his wife's birthday. really. >> unbelievable. my wife would never let me box on her birthday or otherwise. >

the snow plows to try to keep things clear this is in foley square in new york city. 6 in..e dead of winter in the northeast. >> pam: a man is dumped at a bus station after he was released from a mental hospital. and he ended up in sacramento. son-see-ahray tonsall has the story. >> reporter: thousands of homeless clients have walked their problems into molly simones' friendship park office over the years, but what she heard from james flavy coy brown broke her heart. >> "he was just very scared and lost and confused," she said. >> reporter: confused because brown ended up alone among sacramento's homeless after being discharged from a mental hospital in nevada with only a bus ticket and three days worth of medication for schizophrenia and depression. >> "if you could say something to the people who put that bus ticket into his hand and send him here, what would you say to him? >> "it just seems so irresponsible. >> reporter: to the pro tem of the california senate it all seems criminal. >> "because of their disability, i mean, that's the reason they put him on a bus and sai

. >> well, you know, these fiscal foley necessary washington have become like "days of our lives" a verying soap oprah. and i think markets have assumed that they're going to continue to muddle through. that's why we've not seen the kind of reaction. if we had a more stern reaction from wall street, maybe pennsylvania ave would get the message. >> david. >> i think that's probably right. what i suspect is going to happen is that if the sequester sticks, then we're going to begin to see some real effects. it seems from that we've been told that it may be to the end of march before you see longer lines at airports and being people turned away from government offices the. we've seen some stirring scattered across the country. my sister was at a time conference yesterday where the washington people weren't allowed to come and so they spoke by video in this network and they had empty chairs for them. if traders and stockbrokers and investors discover that the government isn't muddling through, that this is starting to really hurt, then i suspect the market will reaction. but patrick is right.

>> well he spent an awful loft time rebuilding his swing with shaun foley.ng off e. asked everybody to be patient. he's won five times now in the calendar year, twice this season. nobody on the tour, bill has done that. bill: in figurer's world the majors are what matters. i mean, these are wonderful tournaments, miami, but it's augusta, the masters, the british open, the u.s. open, the pga championship. if he h does not win one of those four tournaments in a calendar year the guy is not reaching his own goals that he set up. >> that's correct an hasn't one since 2008. down the road here at torrey pines in khrafrbgs outside of san diego, hasn't won a major since then. it will be four years, this will be his fifth year. he's won at augusta four times. it's one month from today and it looks like he's rounded into form. bill: what do you think about the scandals that have plagued him, is that behind him now? >> i think it's in the rear view mirror e. has tremendous confidence. obviously the president felt comfortable to go play golf with him. i think it's all b

look, the 68-year-old really held his own in the two-round bout against irish josh foley who is lesshalf his age. you know, he's not wearing a mask. he's an after individual boxing fan training for years. i think it shows. you know, i should also say he appears on cable television regularly so has some practice in sparring, you might say. >> that's great. nice to watch. all right, 37 minutes past the hour. '70s tv star valerie harper putting on a really brave face and speaking out in the face of incurable cancer. we're going to hear more from her just ahead. one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [

in 2003 we got a rare glimpse into the daily life of the pope and it was the late archbishop john foleyyears and said most people at home can't imagine a vatican apartment. what do they mean? do they mean a vast series of rooms? or two or three rooms? >> well, it is a rather large apartment, obviously. >> reporter: large, but it has changed little throughout the years. here, pope benedict at his desk in his modest study, religious artifacts, scholarly text, and even a tv. it is the same room we saw when pope john paul ii gave the tour. from the office, he opens that door and you can see his bedroom. just a bed, a dresser. >> his bedroom is very simple. his dining room is astonishingly simple. >> reporter: this was the dining room, pope benedict there in the center having dinner. as pope john paul had before. surrounding him and the entire apostolic palace, 1,400 rooms, more than 1,000 staircases. by the way his house painter was the renaissance master raphael. before we left, i went out on to a terrace, near the pope any terrace to see roughly what he sees when he walks through the door

68-year-old republican lawmaker fought a two-round exhibition match against his opponent irish josh foleye learning that congressman king has bn training for nine years. we also -- we're also told that the match was a draw. speaking of extracurricular "sports illustrated" has named president obama as one of the most powerful people in sports, that's right. he comes in on the list at 44. the list was 50. that's ahead of michael jordan and ahead of dallas mavericks owner mark cuban citing the president's love of basketball, meticulously filling out ncaa and his role initiating a national conversation about football-related injuries, and in case you haven't noticed, there's a coincidence there, president obama 44th on the list, also, of course, the 44th president. >>> the eternal city on pins and needles. we go live to get a preview of the conclave to choose the next pope, and can he bat his lashes all the way to capitol hill? we'll ask our brain trust if the president's new strategy that some are calling a charm offensive will work across the & you're watching msnbc, the place for politics.

look at how the house republican leadership responded -- there was a representative from wasida, mark foleywho sending inappropriate and and messages to congressional pages. he ended up resigning in september so there was no inquiry but they looked at whether the house properly handled the situation. they look at management skills of people but generally, if there is a local entrance like a dui or speeding ticket, the house will defer to local authorities. there is a provision in the house rules for the ethics committee that says that another body is looking into something like the fbi or something like the irs and the ethics committee is aware of it, they have the option of not opening their own inquiry. if there is something like a thel dui case, chances are ethics committee will not give into that and let local authorities proceed. if a member is convicted of a felony, or indicted for a felony, they have to open proceedings at they choose not to go forward, they have to explain why. generally, they will defer to local law enforcement for something like a dui. salt greg is calling from la

. >> we're going to go next to elise foley and david grant. elise? where are you? >> she's at the end. >> sort of following up on that, what the communication has been, what sort of recommendations the address has given to congress or the bang of eight on how to make -- the gang of eight to make the borders more secure? i know the administration has said it's the most secure it has been, how you convince congress that's the case and what more can be done to make them believe that? >> well, without speaking specifically to what we've given the gang of eight because, um, i don't know exactly what they are looking at, but i can tell you what we've given to the congress in general. one is technology plans. you know, one of the decisions i made a year-plus ago was that this notion of one sbi, what's called sbi net which was all these towers that would go all along the 2,000 miles of the border and create a virtual fence, it didn't work. the border, parts of it are air rid, dense mountains, part of it are lush. it's every kind of terrain you can imagine. so rather than o

look at mark foley -- >> ran the intern program. >> hal: yeah for underage pages and was caught -- andt to good close to sunbathers be a ranger. talking to a woman from the american -- asian american justice center, and he is explaining why you should only let certain people into the country, why your immigration should be basically employment based, value-added immigrants. >> unless they are in a good friendly country like honduras one who is a valedictorian of his class, has two years of college, learned english and very much has a vision to come to the united states, and another one who dropped out of high school, has minimal skills, both are 20 years of age and that latter person has a brother here. what would be in the interests of the united states? which one of those would be in the best interest of the united states to be allowed to have [ inaudible ] -- >> hal: since to what she says. >> i think the more realistic scenario is in the second situation that individual would be female, and has not been permitted to get an education, and if we were to create a system where there wa

. >> even if foley one american has been killed, if congress on behalf of the american people is killed, i think congress could reasonably pass a statute that says not to require judicial review -- because i think that's too difficult, particularly in an armed conflict, but to specify the circumstances that the executive branch has to satisfy before they target an american and then require some notice and reporting back to congress. that is the check and balance. >> let me go on and since my time is limited. does the white paper provide enough information about why the administration believes and has the authority to kill american citizens abroad? would note that you have collateral damage and you have to pay attention to that there. this is not a senior operational leader of al qaeda killed in the same attack. i'm not saying his son is or is not, but it's a legitimate question when we know he faces the same demise. >> it is possible that the committee has not been able to see and we have seen there is as substantial exploration to the foundations of affirmative 0 authority. there is a

king who represents long island is stepping into the ring with state kick boxing champ irish josh foleyn exhibition match at a long island bar tonight. look at the congressman go! congressman king who is a big boxing fan says he's been training for about nine years. fun fact here about pete king. he's also the author of several detective novels as well. what a renaissance man, huh? could there be a new pope by this time next week. we'll go live to rome. plus -- >> i understand budgets, but something needs to be done. they still need to allow tours. that's part of what we have a right of as americans. >> apologies or politics? why the white house is closing the gates on the people's house. you're watching msnbc, the place for politics. can a body wash go beyond basic cleansing? olay ultra moisture body wash can with more moisturizers than seven bottles of the leading body wash. with ultra moisture your body wash is anything but basic. soft, smooth skin with olay. are proven to be effective pain relievers. tylenol works by blocking pain signals to your brain. bayer advanced aspirin blocks