harris? harris: thank you. jon?ors returning home from combat and getting some help from man's best friend. amazing details on the group that is making it all possible, coming up jon: right now hundreds of thousands of our soldiers returning from the battlefield especially those suffering from traumatic brain injuries and ptsd get some sort of government assistance. now some vets are getting real help from rescue dogs, all part of a program called, k-9s for warriors. molly henneberg live in washington with that story. >> reporter: jon, a department of veterans affairs study earlier this year indicated one veteran commits suicide every 65 minutes. k-9s for warriors aims to combat that problem. specifically it tries to build relationships between rescue dogs and returning soldiers with ptsd, post-tramatic stress disorder, and other traumatic brain injuries. some soldiers say the dogs help reduce their anxiety and depression, even help reduce the ptsd medications. one army soldier, david moore, who did two tours in ira

yes, harry will have a vote on this. and the reason why is there is two members of the united states senate that you just mentioned that are up for reelection that are in states. >> and max baucus. >> harry reid has to give his caucus distance from the president. >> that's right. >> the president is too damaging. and so yes, harry reid would bring to it a vote even if the president doesn't want it to come to vote. >> remember, the president is not running for reelection. these guys and gals in the senate are. their names are on the ballot. harry reid will definitely give them. it doesn't mean it will pass. >> larry, it's a long time to november 2014. >> i'll grant you that. this thing completely change. the republicans went from deep, deep yogurt. now i don't know that they're ahead. i'm not sure. >> the republican party has record lows. >> what is happening is both parties are digging the ditch deeper for themselves. jimmy kemp, what should the gop,

writes," harry was becoming frustrated. he stated that abigail adams may have made a better president than her husband. i later wrote, i hope someday hope that they will valuate the true role of the wife of the president and assess the many ."ntributions that she makes said, now she talks all the time. i am not the one elected, she snapped. i have nothing to say to the public. asked which presidential most identified with, she chose the obscure wife who followed dollar madison. madison. >> he was hinting that he would like her to be more involved. she put her foot down. it was not that she did not want to be involved with her life or her decisions. >> she did what she had to do. she went to the receptions for the military and the parties. -- che collins, sheet olumns she just wasn't going to do that. maybe she was more of a feminist than all of us. >> she was not going to do it use told. >> she began to feel that the president began to dissolve the political partnership which had been at the heart of their relationship with

harris. harris: other than the six from the first day that the site went online.emanuel, thank you. >> reporter: thank you. jon: so for more on the obamacare hearing today let's bring in juan williams, fox news political analyst. charlie hirt is with us as well. he is a columnist at "the washington times." how would you like, juan, to trade jobs with kathleen sebelius today? >> i think she has been handling it pretty well. she is under a lot of fire as we've been seeing and she remained calm. i was particularly struck by home state senator pat roberts, known her family for a long time, getting in her face, jon and saying he thinks she should resign. he said that before, but this time directly to her and again, it didn't seem to plusser her. jon: all right, charlie, there are still all kind of problems with the website. she has been saying they have got it up to the point where 11,000 users at a time can log on but they're still not giving any statistics how many people of those people signed up for obamacare. >> the word that we hear from hhs at this point is that

harris? >> blessing to your family this weekend. i am harris faulkner in for shep today. we could see new trouble for the obamacare web site as people try to sign up for the health insurance. ahead, the latest worry going into the long weekend. along with big news on change for small businesses. and a man implicated in hundreds of killings could walk free all because of what reportedly happened before he confessed. wait until you see this. also, losing weight with a computer chip. might be possible as long as you are okay with doctors implanting it under your skin. enormous storm has arrived on the east coast threatening the travel plans of millions of americans. the monster mess is stretching from the carolinas to the northeast bringing snow, rain, punishing winds and we have watched this actually crisscross across the country, becoming deadly along the way. more than a dozen be people we know have died as the system hits their states, their towns, their cities. the storm is causing dozens o

harry reid's getting ready to meet with reporters.tory made in washington, d.c. [ male announcer ] when you have sinus pressure and pain, you feel...congested. beat down. crushed. but sudafed gives you maximum strength sinus pressure and pain relief. so you feel free. powerful sinus relief. sudafed. open up. >>> senate majority leader harry reid speaking to reporter disease fending his decision to use the so-called nuclear option to change the rules of the games on obama administration nominees. let's listen in. >> this is not a time for celebration. it's a time for being very serious. for too long washington has been in gridlock, gridlock, gridlock. the american people are sick of this. we're sick of it. is it any wonder how people look at congress? so as i said a little while ago, enough is enough. and, new york i'm not here talking about how clean we are and how dirty they are or vice versa, when it comes to what's gone on in the senate floor, there's a lot of blame to go around. but the obstruction we've seen from republicans agai

the harris' were jogging when they were caught. >> fbi, freeze pulled bill harris out.e had a fingerprint kit in one of the cars slapped his hands on that. we had his prints because he was in the service and it was bill. >> reporter: not far away patty hurst and another woman was taken. >> we look in there and there's patty and omure sitting at the table. he said fbi open the door. >> patty had picked up on us and was starting to get up. id to -- i told her to freeze, and get down. with that she put her hands up. we asked about weapons and wendy told me that she had a shotgun in her bedroom. >> reporter: guns were seized at this house. the rest of the items is seem to be more of a personal nature. it was there police uncovered explosives and enough material to manufacture several bombs. hays remembers patty's reaction when she was brought in through the prisoner elevator. >> i reached in and took her by the arm and took her off the elevator and said patty i'm charles bates. i'm sure for many reasons you're glad this is all over. and she looked at me if she had a knife s

i think you heard harry reid say that. you don't have to like the laws but you have to acknowledge them. so i think he had reached the breaking point and we saw the vote today. remarkable day. >> joining us now is chuck todd in the briefing room. we can see you, chuck, in the wide shot as we wait for the president to come in. what is the president likely to say because this does mean that if the democrats are going to lose in the midterms, pay back is going to be very sweet for mitch mcconnell. majority will rule. >> i mean, that's clearly the threat that the republicans are throwing out there today. let's take a step back here. i think this is the culmination of the power of special interest groups. it used to be a no vote was enough. and then when it became where -- and both parties have been doing this over the years, the willingness to use the filibuster to stop nominations that you didn't like, to have the ideological fights, be it on the left or the right, so then if you weren't supporting the filibuster but you were

and i understand where harry reid is coming from on this. harry reid denounced the nuclear option as if it would end-all life in the union verse and now saying it is his only choice. it runs both sides very deep. >> this is a rule been in place since the 1700s. thank you for the context. >> here is the senate minority mitch mcconnell that is talking about this. >> obviously that was a commitment not kept. we thought he said if you like the senate rules, you can keep them. but in fact we ended up having a discussion with another threat of the so- called nuclear option and then you have sewn what they did today. talk about a manufactured crisis we confirmed 215 judges and defooted two. and the problem is was with regard to the dc circuit was related to the size of the court and docket. we took the same view, senate democrats took during the bush administration that there was no rational for extending and increasing the membership of the dc circuit. exactly the same rational and signed by shumer and kennedy and others saying there was no need f

. >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with dan harris. >> good evening.n the streets of an entire new york city neighborhood in response of an uptick of the so-called knock out game. the motives is not robbery but instead, the thrill of pure violence and tonight for the first time, we're going to hear from a perpetrator. >> a 16-year-old girl cold docked in broad daylight. a man punched at a bus stop who later died. it's happening on sidewalks and on moving buses, too. some in law enforcement believe this is part of a disturbing trend called the knock out game. incidents ranging from london all the way to pennsylvania. jamesed aleburger, a teacher and a popular local blues musician was walking home following a day at work. >> i walked that direction for nine years and i pick up a city newspaper from the rack on the street and was reading an article and proceeded to walk through the allealley, next thi know i was answering questions. >> what happened next, a passing 15-year-old hauls off and punchesed alesberger who goes down hard, smashing his face into t

harris and dr. gillece, but the most important thing is care that takes into consideration the traumatic experiences that a person may have had. it is care that recognizes that trauma is a very real possibility. when you take a look at the statistics and you find a lot of people who present for treatment, whether it's traditional mental health treatment or substance abuse treatment or a combination, or people who enter the criminal justice system, a significant number have had traumatic experiences. so, if we're going to intervene in a positive way, we have to take into consideration, and the very strategies that allow us to take into consideration. but the most important part of it is the beginning, acknowledging the trauma that could have happened in that person's life. and dr. gillece, how do we screen for that? well, i think when you do trauma-informed care, i think what's really important too is to create environments of care that do no more harm. there are many different screenings that we can

harris was talking about. and again, working with different agencies, we're trying to educate providers and educators as well as family members about the experiences of lgbt youth so that we can minimize bullying and offer young people an opportunity to figure out how they want to identify themselves. that's why the phrase that we currently use is lbgtq so that, especially when you're young and you're trying to figure out ... which means? it means questioning. so, there are people who wonder about their sexual orientation. there are people who have decided what their sexual orientation is. some decide early. some decide later. but the key issue is that a person should be able to make that decision without fear of social retribution, whether it's physical or psychological retribution or essentially being banished. so, as dr. harris pointed out, none of the, your peer group but also your family members, and so you're definitely isolated. and it puts you at greater risk because we find a number of lgbt youth are

harry smith tacloban for us. harry, thanks for your day of reporting. >>> in the country, some tense moments today at children's hospital just outside milukee on lockdown after police there shot a wounded a m, a wanted felon near t neonatal unit. a 22-year-old suspt was holding a baby in his arms when officers tried to t him under arrest. he put the by down, took off wn a llway, then turnedn thofficers with a pistol. that's when they shot him. no one else near the nursery, thankfully, was jured. >>scary moments at a rig in north texas when a gas pipeline exploded sendi smoke and flames into the ai crews evacted a nearby town as a precaution. lice say a drilling ew accidentally punctured the pipeline about 40 miles south of dallas. now it could be days before folks in the area are allowed back. >>> the news out of florida day had to doith something we're sing a l more of lately. that's sinkholes opening up across the state. today another one came to fe in a residential neighborhood. oureport tonight from c's janet

senate majority leader harry reid has his hand on the button.publican obstruction, aided specifically by historic manipulation of the filibuster, senate democrats are set to use the so-called nuclear option today and may forever change the way business is done in the united states congress. this was senator reid just hours ago? >> the american people believe congress is broken. the american people believe the senate is broken. i believe the american people are right. during this congress, the 113th congress, the united states wasted an unprecedented amount of time on procedural hurdles and partisan obstruction. time to change the senate before this institution becomes obsolete. >> in a receipt or cal twist worthy of cirque du soleil he managed to link to failures of obama care saying washington is broken and democrats are trying to distract from obama kamplt the showdown come as senate republicans mostly flbd three of president obama's nominees. not because of their views or qualifications but in an attempt to permanently keep democratic judges

this is not a way to govern, there's glowing momentum for harry reid to act. even vice president joe biden said it's worth considering the nuclear option. and today, both barbara boxer and dianne fienstein join a growing number of senate democrats in support of the nuclear option. harry reid today said once again he is actively weighing the nuclear option. >> one of the leading advocates of filibuster reform. your mission if you choose to accept it, to convince me that this is not groundhog day. we played some tape of, says this has spent the majority leader's patient and we're going to -- >> we have had a lot of sentiment in the senate that we should try to restore the social contract. but unfortunately, each time we think we have that understanding, it's deeply abused and certainly in january of this year, mitch mcconnell promised and i quote, a return to the norms and traditions of the senate nominations. >> why would anyone think he was telling the truth? everyone who saw that who's been following this, knows that's the thing he says before swiftly embarki

i've given harry reid a hard time over the years. but he's not necessarily securely had the votes until now. you've had democrats like dianne feinstein or max baucus or barbara boxer say they were worried about this step, they wanted to protect the rules and the way things worked. even they have been driven over the edge by that litany of obstruction that you opened this segment with. really, when you -- you know, chuck grassley and mitch mcconnell they went too far by saying that simply appointing judges to the d.c. circuit was court packing, they forced the hands of the democrats. they cannot be reasoned with or compromised with. this is obstruction and democrats went along with harry reid and said we'll do it. >> as i said, dinah washington, what a difference a day makes. this is going to be remembered. for the president's enemies, attacking the president's agenda, his character and legitima legitimacy, they do all the time. this is the senate's top roochlt here's mitch mcconnell speaking in the senate earlier today. >> here's the

then harry reid will call for a senate vote to change the rules.nly requires a simple majority, 51 votes, to change the rules to prevent republicans from filibustering this and other judges and other nominees. >> all right. it could be high drama and it could unfold within the next few minutes. dana bash, ana navarro, ron brownstein, thank you for being with us. what you wear to bed is your business. so, if you're sleeping in your contact lenses, ask about the air optix® contacts so breathable they're approved for up to 30 nights of continuous wear. serious eye problems may occur. ask your doctor and visit airoptix.com for safety information and a free one-month trial. [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of unsurpassed craftsmanship at the lexus december to remember sales event. some of the best offers of the year. this is the pursuit of perfection. [ female announcer ] feed a man a cookie and he eats a cookie. ♪ feed him a fresh baked cookie and he eats a much, much better cookie. bake the world a better place with nestle toll ho

the senate majority leader, harry reid, was talking about it. they talked a while ago, cut some deals. mccain did some good work there, but they kept coming at obama, saying, you don't count as president. you can't pick your cabinet. we're going to vote against everything. leading the charge, of course, has been ted cruz. who votes against everything. if caroline kennedy's nomination had come to the floor, i would have pet on cruz to vote against that. total negativity, and now the democrats have taken the attack against it. >> that's the interesting thing about this. when we first started hearing rumblings of the nuclear option and the nominees to the circuit court being denied the up or down vote the democrats wanted, we said this is a scene in the play we have seen before. harry reid will make the threats, it will come down to the wire, and there will be a deal struck. they'll want to step forward to preserve this tradition in the senate. the amazing thing here to me is two things. one, republicans put president obama, harry reid, and the dem

i am harris faulkner. huckabee in a live edition tonight.en. >> tonight on huckabee, another obama care delay with enrollment pushed back until the midterm elections. >> it is a political ploy by the administration to hide the additional sticker shock. and people will see through this. >> but do republicans have a better plan? congresswoman michelle bachmann joins mike huckabee tonight. plus, will your insurance get cancelled? and will your

lee harry oswald also shot officer ti tippet. tell us more about the late officer tippet. >> reporter: yes, tony, he was an 11-year veteran of the dallas police officer on patrol looking for a burglary suspect. he sees oswald walking down the street. doesn't know anything about him. as you heard, oswald shot him four times. he was later found a couple of blocks away at the texas theater. he was immediately taken into custody for tippet's murder, and it would be hours later when he would become the suspect for kennedy's murder. because of the rain, wind, and cold they decided to bring the vigil here. joining us will be officers not just from dallas but from across the state, and j.d. tippet's widow who is expected to speak at the vigil. >> stay with us for our coverage of the assassination of president kennedy that will continue. we'll take a look at the conspiracy theories that still swirl around kennedy's death to this hour. >>> secretary of state john kerry in geneva to join day three of the iran's nuclear program. and russian

that was the moment when harry reid moved to the nuclear option. >> mr. president. >> majority leader. >> i raise a point of order the vote on cloture, for all nominations for supreme court of the united states is by majority vote. >> harry read askid asked for a of the senate to overrule the presiding officer's ruling something senators could ask for at any time but almost never do. take is a simple majority to override the presiding officer. 52 senators voted to overroule the off officer. it is harry reid's intention to use the vote as a precedent on presidential nominations except for nominations to the supreme court. which will still be subject to a 60 vote requirement to break a film buster. the democrats did not take this step lightly. they have been considering for years. after it was first threatened by republicans when they were the snath sena senate majority. harry reid blamed republicans. >> there has been unbleaelievab unprecendented obstruction for the first time in the history of our republic. republicans hatch u s have used filibuster. >> o

capitol hill, senator majority leader harry reid may resort to extreme measures to keep republicans from blocking presidential nominees. this is the so-called nuclear option, the big question right now is how close is he to using it? our chief congressional correspondent dana bash is following all of this and joins us live. >> reporter: hey there, john. it's all but certain he is going to try to change the rules at some point today. i'm cautious because i've seen this movement before and covered the senate long enough to know things can change at the last minute. the plan appears to be according to multiple democratic sources harry reid is going to launch the nuclear option, what that means in layman's terms is that it could be even more partisan on capitol hill if you can imagine that, than it is now. the reason that the democratic leader is going to seek to change the rules is because they're very frustrated with the fact that republicans have been holding up the president's nominees. let's just take a step back and talk about what we're discussing. look at the screen there, the

that is why harry reid -- one of the main reasons he is able to do this now.ave the votes necessarily before, even 51. enough people in his caucus oppose it. now it looks like he does. >> it is not often, dana, that i watch your beat and i follow the people you follow every day and i'm reminded of like classic lyrics of famous songs like wasted days and wasted nights. when i heard harry reid on the floor this morning referring to exactly those kinds of things and why that has inspired what he wants to do today, i want to replay that so that everybody else who might have missed it this morning could hear what the senate majority leader actually said on the floor. have a listen. >> congress should be passing legislation that strengthens our economy, protects american families. instead, we're burning wasted hours, wasted days with filibusters. instead i could say we're burning wasted days and wasted weeks between filibusters. >> like i said, reminded me of the old song. i want to bring in cnn's legal analyst paul callan. you tend to know the legalities, the arche

this time we're in harris county, a rural part of georgia.ong the surprises at the door are three military men. one formerly in the air force and two others who recently served in iraq. now they're under arrest and in the interrogation room with police. again, chris hansen. >> there he is. oh, oh, oh. he's coming in. >> whether near a big city or a rural area like harris county, georgia, lines of potential predators find their way to our undercover houses. meet 24-year-old brian lindsey, here because he was invited by a girl who said online she was 15. >> i've got to throw some clothes in the wash, okay? i made you some tea. >> using the screen name blindsey01 he describes how he wants to give the girl oral sex. he says, i can't control my horny level. then he says, i want to blank your brains out. i can't help it. now he's driven 2 1/2 hours to meet her. >> have some tea if you want some. it's sweet tea. is that okay? >> i drank something on the way. >> did you find the place okay? >> yes, sir. >> why don't you have a seat over there, please

here's why, harris.ine, with all the fixes that have been proposed, you can keep your insurance policy mandating that the insurance be available. bottom line, it undermines the credibility and the economics of the overall offering and makes it unworkable. bottom line, we have a system now even if the website works that is not going to give people lower cost better coverage. the administration knows it, and i think most americans are coming to realize. >> john, as your frustration -- i sense frustration in your voice when we hear you talk about your party, the gop. why is that? >> because here they are being handed the election in 2014. this obama care is rotting out the democratic party. and democratic house members and senators who are up for re-election are panic stricken over it. >> okay, that's great. now what the republicans ought to be doing -- two things. one, we said it before, come up with a republican alternative to obama care. that's number one. and number two, where are the investigations? th

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and, dan, as you know, prince harry is no stranger to hostile environments. the last time he was on duty, the base came under attack from the taliban. he has said, when it comes to life, he feels he is more soldier than prince. >> he's earned that. thank you, monica. we're excited to follow this journey as it plays out. >>> now, to the scrappy high school football team bringing a burst of energy to a town that just got hit by a tornado a week ago. the players from washington, illinois, are gunning for a state title with a semichampionship game today. they're playing against a team nicknamed the cyclones. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: it's the moment the washington, illinois, high school football team has been waiting for all season. the panthers are headed to the state semifinals today. >> if we make it to finals, it will be amazing for our school, our community. >> reporter: but after all those hard-earned wins to get here, the team had its biggest loss ever. in almost 200-mile-per-hour tornado ripped their central illinois town to shreds last sunday

harry reid was able to get the majority. to distract from the presidented health care law, this is unprecedented. mitch mcconnell earlier saying they will be sorry they did this. hint hint, someday when we get power again. moving forward, alex, new rule of the united states senate in terms of how the president can move his judicial nominees forward. >> luke russert, thank you as always for the updates, my friend. >> sam, the idea that hint hint republicans may get power again. i think we can fold these two conversations together. we're talking about poverty and hunger. lately in the past week paul ryan emerged as the good shepherd that's going to lead the republican party out of this mrore morass. is what paul ryan proposing substantive. a blog, page and page of paul ryan's plan trying to figure out whatted dude -- dude -- is saying he would do to lower poverty, here is what you're left with, vouchers, tax credits, volunteerism. it's true, what we're talking about before. going around having one-on-one meeting. what he's pro

senator harry reid is not doing those things.ically digging his heels, making sure that obamacare becomes the permanent law of the land. again, we're understanding the exact -- the harmful consequences of majority rule until the senate and obamacare is exhibit a from that standpoint. >> ifill: sounds like a cooling saucer might be in order at this point. senator ron johnson, republican, senator jeff mercury, democrat, thank you both for joining us. >> great to have you. >> take care now. >> woodruff: tensions escalated today between the united states and afghanistan, one day after both sides announced they had reached an historic agreement paving the way for the u.s. to leave forces in that country beyond 2014. >> ( translated ): my trust with america is not good. >> woodruff: afghan president hamid karzai opened a meeting of tribal elders in kabul with a blunt assessment of his often testy relations with the u.s. still, he urged the loya jirga to endorse a new security agreement, allowing thousands of american troops to stay ano

i am harris faulkner. down again. healthcare.gov that is linking americans to health care exchanges will go off line in a few hours from now. the site will be down for an extended fix. something that the website sorely needs. it is plagued since day one. you can count the number of successful enrollments on hand. and memos from the obama administration show that six people managed to sign up the first day the website went live. the administration is promising a tech surge will fix the trouble. health and human secretary services kathleen sebelius said the site should be up and running bite end of the month. the republicans say it goes dealer than a troubled website? >> yes, when the number of people losing the health care plan system vastly greater than those signing up in the obama health care website there is a problem. dan coates challenged the president that people can cope their health care if they like it. >> tell that to the people in florida who received cancellation notices and 1 million californi

>> there is al jazeera america, live from new york city, i'm tony harris, with a look at today's top stories. >> when hope and hatred collided right here in dallas. >> the city of dallas and the nation remember john f. kennedy. secretary of state john kerry is en route to the geneva talks on rolling back iran's nuclear program. >>> and the white house takes a firm stand asible tribal leaders continue to meet on the afghan security pact. >> across the country people pause to remember one of america's darkest moments. 50 years ago today president john f. kennedy was assassinated in dallas. people invested kennedy's grate side where the eternal flame burns. and the city where kennedy died held it's first ever memorial on this anniversary. >> we watch the nightmare-ish reality that in our front yard our president had been taken from us. taken from his family, taken from the world. >> heidi zhou castro joins us with details. tell us what it was like to be there at the plaza on this day? >> reporter: sure, tony, it was grim with the rain and cold weather, despite that, 5,000 people gathere

not thinks, i do harry reid has the courage to do that. if he did, he would have done it when he first went into office. he is up for a midterm election. and the republicans have totally abused the process. nothing is being done in the senate. this rule has been around for a long time. but the democrats have never abused it to this point or they never used it hardly at all. republicans in the right wings and the tea party that have totally brought down the government, have not get -- have got nothing done in the congress, and if harry reid was a true leader of the american people in which they voted for obama, they voted for the democrats in the senate, he would have done this two years ago. he was just using this as a fear tactic. he does not host: have the courage to do it. host:-- he does not have the courage to do it. host: thank you. a few more headlines this morning -- host: more headlines -- host: one more headline -- host: we will be talking about the affordable health care act later in the show. minutethis is a 50- meeting in the

prince harry slipped in the usual entrance reserved for royals. that is where the vip treatment ends. he has been training for months in sub-zero temperatures along side a team of british wounded soldiers in a race again injured american war veterans. earlier this week the prince paid tribute. >> even when you lost a leg or lost or an arm or whatever the illness, you can can achieve pretty much anything if you put your mind to it. >> reporter: it is how u.s. army captain castro lives each day. ever since losing his site in 2006. >> one time i committed to something i am committed to it 100%. >> reporter: as a marathon runner and endurance athlete he says he is expecting prince harry to pull his own weight. >> he is going to get the same gear we get. no different, not going to get an extra layer because he is prince harry. we hear he has a great sense of humor. >> he does. >> reporter: they are going to need it. the race is expected to take up to 20 days and cover 200 miles in temperatures plummeting to 50 degrees below 0. castro says there is one

>> kroft: in the end, harry markopolos had been right about bernie madoff. he will be going to prison, but not because of anything that harry or the sec did. in a bad economy, madoff's lies simply collapsed under their own weight. >> no one was investigating mr. madoff at the end. >> kroft: so he turned himself in before anybody in a position of authority began a serious investigation? >> that's typically how the sec does it. they come in after the crime has been committed, they toe-tag the victims, count the bodies, and try to figure out who the crooks were after the fact, which does none of us any good. >> stahl: the mastermind of the ponzi scheme of all ponzi schemes, bernard madoff, may be in prison, but he is hardly forgotten. his untidy little business that bilked thousands of people out of billions of dollars is no more, but the big question, "where did all the money go?" remains unanswered. irving picard is the court-appointed trustee assigned to find that money and return as much of it as possible to madoff's investors. it's a daunting and thankless

i notice harry reid. harry reid is an institution guy. he loves the senate. he's not happy about doing this. he is doing it, because i've -- you know, he's so frustrated, nothing is happening. the truth of the matter is our country is hurting today. people are outraged that even on a simple thing, i don't know that john has particular options to these three nominations to this court. that's just one small part of the problem. virtually sever initiative that comes up -- look, a few weeks ago we were dealing with our republican friends in the house who shut it down, because they had the bright idea that they wanted to end the funding of obama care. they went too far. you're seeing the same practice taking place in the senate. what reid has done is respond to that, trying to bring back a level of functionality in the senate. >> senator, if you would respond to this, we're working on the defense authorization bill right now. >> right. >> that's always been an opened-amendment process, but instead leader reid has a closed process. we can't even offer an amendment.

prince harry and the team have been very busy indeed. they have been camping out in giant freezers and getting in the best shape possible. the adventure they're going to be embarking on is so demanding nothing can be improvised. once in abontarcticaantarctica, challenge will be surviving each day. >> this is not the south pole, this is iceland, a taste of what's to come. three teams head off today after months of physical preparation, they'll race 200 miles to about ark that. >> even when you lost a leg or lost an arm, or whatever the illness may be, that you can achieve pretty much anything if you put your mind to it. >> reporter: veterans lost limbs in battle. she lost her leg in afghanistan. lieutenant france from team usa suffered severe burns and now has posttraumatic stress disorder after a suicide attack in iraq. >> it's a big deal that prince harry is involved in it. because it makes people take notice. >> reporter: prince harry hasn't been limited by his royal status. the warrior prince has served twice in afghanistan and knows

hello, harry. this is how you roll.s early? or this cold. >> to be honest, this is so nice. we can't believe how many people showed up in the cold. >> come on, liam. come on. you all have been teasing us, saying that you have a big announcement. something that has not been said before. right now. so, what is it? >> next year, as you know, we're doing our tour, the where we are tour. and we're bringing it to north america. the tickets for the tour go on sale on the 7th of december this year. we will be playing our first show on the 1st of august in toronto. so, we're very excited. >> wonderful. you know, i have to say, first of all, you killed it at the american music awards. >> thank you very much. >> wonderful, wonderful performance. the two awards. your third album just came out last night. "midnight memories." already number one in almost 100 countries. let me ask -- have you had a chance to kind of sit back, take a breath and take it all in? >> i think it's such a hard thing to grasp, really. we were in the room yes

( laughter ) and just listen, just listen to the flimsy excuse offered by senate majority dictator harry reid. >> in the history of our country, some 230-plus years, there have been 160 filibusters of executive and judicial nominations. half of them have occurred during the obama administration. only 23 district court nominations have been filibustered in the entire history of our country, 23. you know what? 20 of them have been in the last four and a half years. >> stephen: hey, republicans wouldn't have to block them if obama nominated conservatives, like, say, republican senator chuck hagel. i mean, that guy-- what's that? they filibustered him, too? well, that just proves they're bipartisan. they'll filibuster anyone obama nominates. ( laughter ) and we can't trust the democrats with all this powers, folks. they can't do anything right. at harry reid's press conference announcing the end of the filibuster, they misspelled filibuster with two "ls." ( laughter ) that says philly-busters, which i assume are cops who arrest female horses. ( laughter ) and i don't even believe the democra

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harry reid conspired to get it done. think next year in 2015 when republicans are in the majority in the senate it becomes a different landscape and you're going to they are whining and gnashing of teeth from the left. >> michael steele, how hilarious was it to watch harry reid on the senate floor say the senate is not working, as if harry reid has nothing to do with being the greatest glorified pocket veto in the history of the u.s. senate. he has killed every single republican piece of legislation, every amendment that barack obama didn't want democrats to vote on, not a single appropriation bill has passed through the senate, he hasn't even got them out of committee to be voted on the floor, but not a single appropriation bill has passed out of the senate and it wasn't until about six months ago that the guy passed his first budget in four years and harry reid is saying the senate is not working. well thank you, harry, whose fault is that? >> exactly. i think, joe, to your point and again taking exception to jeremy i

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