i am ari melber in for chris hayes. today is equal pay day. pay parity is the subject of the very first bill president obama signed. and now today, two actions. >> i've got two daughters, and i expect them to be treated just like anybody's sons. and i think about my single mom, trying to raise two kids and work at the same time. and my grandmother, working and hitting the glass ceiling. they put up with stuff, and don't say anything. just take care of their family and don't complain a lot. but we have to power to change things, and this is a good place to start. >> and women make just 81% of what men make. and they've compared this to the antiquated norms of "mad men". >> it's your job. you give me ideas, i give you money. that's what the money is for! >> well, that message is usually this, you're not worth as much as men in your office. and discrimination is not the only cause of pay inequities. but women are still underpaid. women only outearn men in three categories. bakers, wholesale -- it's hard to know if you're being undervalued. and th

i'm chris hayes.ce we began, we brought you 234 shows which is over 10,000 minutes of television. we have a very fun show tonight. we've got a packed show tonight. an amazing, strange, weird fascinating news day. as the show went on, i got a tie, a new pair of glasses, changed my hair, and i even became what we in tv call relatable. i come from a good stock of repressed irish catholics who understand the way to deal with problems and sources of conflict is to push it deep, deep down. over the past year, we've strived to give you different perspectives. >> the point being that 2 cents of every federal dollar was cut from our budget. >> how many economists do you have on staff? >> the only reason this is a story -- >> how many economists do you have on staff? >> it's a good talking point. >> it's a good talking point. that's what it is. >> how many economists do you have on staff? >> i have a real problem when you talk about raising the poverty level. that's people making $94,000 a year. they're not poo

chris hayes is up next. >>> i'm joy reid in for chris hayes, who's doing exactly what he should be doing at home with more than $30 million in eight states. for some perspective on what that bias for little perspective on what that money buys, take a look at the number of tv spots afp has aired versus the pro-democrat senate majority pac. more than twice as much. and yet a majority of americans still have never heard of the koch brothers. an additional 11% have no opinion on them. harry reid has been trying to change that, and last night, he appeared to score a victory on that front courtesy of the "wall street journal" which published an op-ped from charles koch defending himself as a man who has devoted most of my life to understanding the principles that enable people to improve their lives. meanwhile, charles koch claims he's been attacked and maligned for business efforts by collectivists. a term he mentioned at least four times in the piece. koch claims "instead of encouraging free and open debate, collectivists strive to discredit and intimidate opponents. they engage in character

i'm joy reid filling in for chris hayes. right now across the country, groups aligned with the republican party are spending tens of millions of dollars to try and turn the senate red. democrats are being bombarded by tv ads funded by outside groups, while senate majority leader harry reid has been trying to sound the alarm. for the past several months, senator reid has repeatedly gone after the koch brothers. even hosting 14 facts about the koch brothers on his senate website. it's all part of a concerted effort to make charles and david koch famous. as of last week, americans for prosperity, a group funded in part by the koch brothers spent over $16 million on ads going after democratic senate candidates. overall, they've spent more than $30 million already in at least 8 states. for little perspective on what that money buys, take a look at the number of tv spots afp has aired versus the pro-democrat senate majority pac. more than twice as much. and yet a majority of americans still have never heard of the koch brothers. a

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chris hayes, you can watch that at 8:00 p.m. nightly.e is now posted online at the nation. our call to action focuses on dirty crimes and the environment and those crimes impacting our wildlife, specifically after oil spills which we'll be covering tomorrow with doug brinkley. there are regulations on what animals are counted after oil spills which is highlighted in this white house.gov petition that asks them to count all oiled why life and we're asking you to sign that petition and use the hash tag wildlife counts. make sure to let us know on twitter or facebook or via e-mail. >>> up next, one of the issues facing the supreme court, do political candidate have a right to lie about their opponents. is it seems a lot of it happens whether they have the right or panel. all we do is go out to dinner. that's it? i mean, he picks up the tab every time, which is great... he's using you. he probably has a citi thankyou card and gets 2x the points at restaurants. huh the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on dining out, with n

oh, yes, chris hayes.brand new father and everybody think it's adorable and i do, too, but while you're away, i'm stealing your death spiral montage. >> the exchanges don't work and you wind up going into what they call sort of the insurance death

. >>> in office politics, chris hayes, he talks about his latest politics on climate change and his interesting take on the keystone pipeline. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to weekends with alex witt. here's what's happening, president obama issuing sharp words for north korea. he's in malaysia arriving in the country two hours ago. before touching down in kuala lumpur, he wrapped up his visit with south korea by meeting with u.s. service members thanking them for their service. he also said this about north korea. >> north korea and its people have a choice, they can choose to continue down a lonely road of isolation or they can choose to join the rest of the world, seek a future of greater opportunity and greater security and greater respect. >> nbc's kristin welker is at the white house for us with a good morning to you. what more did the president say about north korea and what did he accomplish on his visit to south korea? >> reporter: well, his goal in south korea, alex, is to reaffirm the united states support and alliance with south korea. the broader goal of this entire trip is a

tonight -- president bill clinton. 6-year-old wiz kid, arden hayes. and manny pacquiao. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as far as i know, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for sneaking out your bedroom window to be with us tonight. it's a big night for us. president clinton is with us. do you remember him? smart guy. eats mcdonald's, plays saxophone. president clinton is here tonight to remind us about how happy we used to be. interest fact, under president clinton's leadership, this country put out a little movie called "space jam" and we haven't had a single "space jam" since he left. everyone in the audience get a cavity search? yes? ellen isn't the only host who gives things away. our security tonight is heightened. it's tight. it's very, very tight here. guillermo, have you been hanging around with us? >> affirmative, sir. >> jimmy: in mere minutes, president clinton will be sitting in the same spot once occupied by both honey boo boo and toronto mayor rob ford. that chair is going to be so confused. speaking of the mayor of toro

rupert wing-field hayes, bbc news, tokyo. >>> the official u.s.om the white house says very clearly this visit is about deepening economic ties. let's go to our chief business correspondent, linda yu there on the streets of tokyo. linda, what are the chances of deepening economic ties for japan, which is still struggling to expand? >> reporter: nick, that is the key question. i know it's hard to tell. because looking behind me there's a lot of activity going on in japan. but japan is on the cusp of coming out of a two decade long stagnation. and what they're hoping is that this trade deal to create the world's biggest free trade area that president obama is negotiating with the prime minister, shinzo abe, will allow trade to boost growth. the estimates are sigh are impressive. for instance, it says the per capita average income growth in japan to over 2% per year. that would end the stagnation. of course, negotiating a trade deal is by no means an easy task. >> what about mr. abe's so-called free arrows? the way forward? what is the state of those

oh, yes, chris hayes. you may be a brand new father and everybody think it's adorable and i do, too, but >>> good evening from new york. i'm steve kornacki in for chris hayes tonight. we begin with news about the man who was identified as a key independent eyewitness into the investigation of chris christie that we saw last week. period of months now these confident no doubt claims of certainty that obamacare would die. that obamacare would become nonviable in numerical terms because americans would refuse to sign up for health insurance under the new guidelines under the affordable care act. when obamacare, therefore, died in a death spiral, fox news has been saying over and over and over again health reform would go down in history as not just a great policy failure but as a towering act of political foley. democrats would spiral to their political deaths, alongside the policy, itself. republicans would laugh all the way to the ballot box. that's been the story. that is not only the way that republicans

oh, yes, chris hayes. you may be a brand new father and everybody think it's adorable and i do, too, but while you're away, i'm stealing your death spiral montage. >> the exchanges don't work and you wind up going into what they call sort of the insurance death spiral. >> what would you call it, death spiral? >> insurance death spiral. >> obamacare is going toward a death spiral. >> this is that death spiral. >> death spiral. >> the death spiral. >> the death spiral. >> what's called an insurance death spiral. >> you get into the death spiral. >> this could be the beginning of the death spiral. >> it could potentially be the beginning of the death spiral. >> the architect of obamacare being interviewed by megyn kelly, she asked him, is this the beginning of the so-called death spiral? >> is that the beginning of the so-called death spiral? >> and he said, "that could be the beginning of a death spiral." >> that could be the beginning of a death spiral. >> that's the death spiral. spiral. >> ta-da. that is

i am ari melber filling in for chris hayes. tonight there's breaking news into the federal investigation into the lane closures on the george washington bridge at the center of the so-called bridge-gate scandal surrounding new jersey governor chris christie. we can report tonight for the first time that the attorney for christie's press secretary is confirming this evening that his client, michael druniak testified today before a federal grand jury at newark, new jersey's, federal courthouse. in addition, both abc news and the new jersey "star ledger" are reporting a grand jury, "is now hearing testimony in the federal criminal probe into the george washington bridge scandal." drunia's lawyer confirmed to abc news his client was, in fact, a witness today, and only a witness. the attorney emphasizing that, "i'm not going to get into the specifics as to what would be discussed in the grand jury. i would say, though, that mike is a witness and we have been assured that he continues to be a witness throughout these proceedings." ab

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm ari melber in for chris hayes. we begin with breaking news in new jersey tonight. a judge just dealt a setback, possibly temporary, to the democratic-led legislative investigation into the george washington bridge lane closings. yet the judge ruled against the legislative investigations' pursuit of documents because, because an ongoing federal investigation is reviewing potential criminal conduct by the same former aides to governor chris christie. we're going to report on that issue, the interplay between these two inquiries in a moment. but first, here's exactly what you need to know about today's ruling. it addresses two people you may have heard of, two people at the center of the bridgegate issues. former christie campaign manager, bill steppian, whom christie said he fired for his tone, not for involvement in these lane closings, and bridgette ann kelly, christie's former deputy chief of staff. kelly, of course, had a direct link to the lane closings, because of that infamous e-mail, quote, time for some traf

as lynn hayes freeland shows us, he's alive thanks to his ability to stay cool under pressure. >> it a freak accident. it could happen to anybody climbing a tree. the chainsaw just come out and just chipped right back at me and got stuck in my -- in my neck. >> reporter: literally this is what james valentine's x-rays looked like when he got to west penn allegheny medical hospital, a chainsaw in his neck after a tree-cutting accident in rock township. >> as soon as it happened the injured person was able to hold control of the saw in front of him. >> valentine turns the saw off, held it in place and began climbing down the tree. >> i held it in this hand and hugged the tree with this hand and scooched my way down. as soon as i got down out of the tree and was sitting the ground seeing the blood just squirting out, it was -- it was crazy. >> if you take the chainsaw out, you would have massive bleeding. >> reporter: so paramedics took the saw apart while it was still in valentine's neck. trauma surgeons expected the worst. after all, this is what they had been looking at. >> he was no

hayes had been the first woman to be mayor of a major u.s. city. leading san jose from 1975 to 1983. one of her favorite stories was her first time at a meeting when another mayor asked her, whose secretary are you, sweetie? she died yesterday from a stroke. she was 87 years old. >>> news from south korea now, more bodies are expected to be pulled out of the sunken ferry this morning. 108 people have been confirmed dead nearly 200 more still missing. as marlie hall reports, investigators now say the ferry did not make a sharp turn before it sank. >>> reporter: as one victim after another is laid to rest, divers continue to search the sea for bodies. but they still don't know what caused the south korean ferry to sink nearly a week ago. authorities say their earlier conclusion that the vessel made a sharp turn shortly before it started to tilt was incorrect. officials now say the ship made a gradual j-shaped turn before it sank leaving more than 300 people dead or missing, most of them high school students on a class trip. the death toll is quickly

san francisco will stay cool with upper 50s on the embarcadero and hayes valley at 59 and going to the marina even a little bit chillier there. expecting 56. take tout north bay, and that's also going to be a little bit chilly here, but overall low to mid-60s. slightly below average. napa at 65 and santa rosa at 63. for the tri-valley, breaks of sunshine, but, again, cloudier than we had for today. 66 in pleasanton and 65 in danville. let's take you throughout the next six days. the biggest thing again will be that chance of showers returning by friday's forecast and just slowly lock at this map. you can see by sunday, monday and tuesday, no typos here, temperatures going into the upper 70s, low 80s for the interior valleys and check it out. next tuesday possibly close to 90 degrees and some record-setting heat so looking good by this weekend here as we head throughout the bay area and check it out. heading to lake tahoe for any kind of skiing, numbers in the 50s and mostly sunny skies, so we've kind of got a little bit of everything, sun, some rain and much hotter temperatures coming

"all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> good evening, from new york i'm chris hayes.eople outside of his immediate family knew who cliven bundy was. now all of america is getting to learn about his views. and boy are those views something el. >> what a beautiful day. and, you know, i'm all excited. all of these cameras, the media must have something to tell me.

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.here are new developments tonight in the standoff between a nevada rancher and the government agency he has owed for 20 years. the confrontation between the government and heavily armed militia members who support cliven bundy and his family's insistence on not paying the bureau of land management for cattle grazing rights ended without a shot fired. we are finding out tonight just how far bundy's supporters were ready to go. >> we were actually strategizing to put all the women up at the front. if they're going to start shooting, it's going to be women that are going to be televised all across the world getting shot by these rogue federal officers.

i'm madelein [speaker not understood] from hayes valley. i am now the community board member of legal assistance to the elderly. i became their board member from the community because they saved my housing. i am low-income. i am disabled and i am a senior which doesn't mean that i don't do anything. in 2008 i was woman of the year in district 5. i cofounded the hayes valley art coalition. i helped to get the freeway torn down. i started a lot of the shops. i was one of the pioneers. however, along the way i forgot to make money so i could buy a house. anyway, i still contribute and do what i can. i'm extremely grateful to legal assistance to the elderly. so, if there is anyway to fund us more, to fund other groups more, i know so many who are in need of this service. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon. my name is [speaker not understood]. and i want to thank you for this hearing. [speaking through interpreter] i just want to let you know how difficult it is to be in the process of being evicted. awhi

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.ine reached a truly dangerous and equally bizarre tipping point. pro-russian separatists rolled through the streets of eastern ukraine after having taken over ukrainian tanks. mass soldiers of unknown origin posed for pictures with residents as the lines of authority continue to blur in a region of ukraine where the loyalties are complex and where the flame of civil war might catch fire at any moment. president obama tonight ratcheted up the pressure on russia. >> is he mocking you and the u.s. military? >> they're not interested in any kind of military confrontation with us. understandinat

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm ari melber in for chris hayes. there is some important new survey data out today from gallup. it's not about politics but it could have some major implications for politics and the public interest. the data is about how many people have health care in the u.s., and it's good news. gallup is reporting today that the percentage of americans who do not have health insurance has fallen to its lowest rate since 2008. it fell from a high of 18% to about 15.6%. in the first three months of this year, the countdown to the aca deadline, the rate of the uninsured fell 1.5 points. gallup measures in points but let's look in terms of people. that's 3.5 million people getting health care. back in washington, you may remember president obama just announced that more than seven million americans signed up for health care before the aca's march 31st deadline. that took a while and included plenty of mistakes, but the ultimate number surpassed the obama administration's goal and that's just the ne

. >>> the advice chris hayes that he says served him well.s doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. can help your kids' school get extra stuff. they're the only cereals with box tops for education. you can raise money for your kids' school. look for this logo. only on big g cereals. you can make a difference. every cereal box counts. youcan you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even bigger one tomorrow. when csx trains move forward, so does the rest of the economy. csx. how tomorrow moves. >>> in today's office politics, my colleague and host of "all in" chris hayes explains the bottles of booze in his office and why they remain unopened. first, i asked

and with -- all in with chris hayes is up next. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the standoff between the nevada rancher and the federal government is not over yet. bundy still refuses to pay the million dollars in grazing fees he owes the federal government and now, after an aborted attempt by the bureau of land management to impound his cattle he tells conspiracy theirie ises while he's not looking for a civil war he is, quote, not in a negotiating mood. >> we're not going to negotiate with big government. we're not going to negotiate with blm. only going to back up and strengthen our county sheriff and hope he does his job. >> the county sheriffs john, according to one di, involved disarming federal agents. on friday i brought you an interview with nevada councilwoman michelle fiore who came on this show to express her solidarity with the bundy family and his supporters. >> do you recognize the authority of the federal government? >> i recognize the authority that they believe they have. i just question it. i'm here with guns and expect the american people not

and with -- all in with chris hayes is up next. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. the nevada rancher and the federal government is not over yet. bundy still refuses to pay the million dollars in grazing fees he owes the federal government and now, after an aborted attempt by the bureau of land management to impound his cattle he tells conspiracy theirie ises while he's not looking for a civil war he is, quote, not in a negotiating mood. >> we're not going to negotiate with big government. we're not going to negotiate with blm. only going to back up and

strong partnership with the recreation and parks department and together has completed projects such as hayes valley playground and balboa park. for these projects, rec/park has successfully encouraged charitable donations, public private partnerships and a variety of public and private grants. this legislation would strain the flexibility needed to accomplish these projects. we are currently working with a generous donor to explore redoing the playground in front of civic center. the proposed legislation again concerning the budge and schedule of this project and challenge the donor's intent to make this city more livable and have great public parks for all san franciscans to enjoy. thank you. ~ >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> thanks. it's great to hear we're looking at the civic center play grounds. i don't think they've been redone since maybe the '93. i used to work at the conservation core and they did some work on that back in '93. my kids go there and play all the time. it's just not the standard it should be. so, right in front of city hall it would be great to see that happen.

. >>> janet gray hayes has died. leading the way for countless other female candidates. she won reelection and served until 1982. a family spokesperson says hayes died this afternoon at the saratoga retirement community after suffering a stroke this weekend. she was 87 years old. >>> apple's solution to a 50 million-ton problem. i'll tell you about the cupertino's company new plan to >>> there are many questions about the 15-year-old airplane stowaway. and how he could survive. he told agents he passed out for most of the flight, but came to upon landing. the outside temperature would have been well below zero. >> combine that with a lack of oxygen, and the 15-year-old is indeed lucky to be alive. an aerospace physiologist says he is lucky to be alive. >> pretty amazing. of course it's got to be scary for one. having the landing gear closing upon you. >> reporter: then four hours or more above 35,000 feet, air temperatures 55 below zero. knowing the risk of hypothermia as too cold, and hypoxia as too little of oxygen. >> he went into a hibernation type state. >> reporter

off they go. >> rupert wingfield-hayes. let's join aaron with business. >> thanks very much, lucy.kraines pain for russian gas will go up sharply. the russian energy supplier says it is putting up charges by one-third from $269 to $386 per 1,000 cubic meters. what's that? i don't know. don't ask me. but the price is up. it is all because they say ukraine still owes 1 polyp $7 billion in unpaid gas bills. until now ukraine's gas supply from russia has come at a heavily discounted rate. it will give another financial headaches for ukraine's government. its people last week. the government said it would raise domestic gas consumer price by a staggering whopping 50%. that was basically in order the make that key lending condition from the international monetary fund. let's find out more. great to have you with us. don't they have a point. hang on, you haven't paid us. you can't pay us. uh-oh us basically $2 million. if you can't pay us, we will go back to regular prices? >> legally speaking this account was extended back in december 2013 as part of a financial aid package that was agre

. >>> janet gray hayes has died. leading the way for countless other female candidates. she won reelection and served until 1982. a family spokesperson says hayes died this afternoon at the saratoga retirement community after suffering a stroke this weekend. she was 87 years old. >>> apple's solution to a 50 million-ton problem. i'll tell you about the cupertino's company new plan to tackle high-tech trash. >> five hours with little oxygen, and no heat. how the teen in that wheel well walked away without hypothermia. >>> there are many questions about the 15-year-old airplane stowaway. and how he could survive. he told agents he passed out for most of the flight, but came to upon landing. the outside temperature would have been well below zero. >> combine that with a lack of oxygen, and the 15-year-old is indeed lucky to be alive. an aerospace physiologist says he is lucky to be alive. >> pretty amazing. of course it's got to be scary for one. having the landing gear closing upon you. >> reporter: then four hours or more above 35,000 feet, air temperatures 55 below zero.

i am ari melber in for chris hayes. today is equal pay day.y is the subject of the very first bill president obama signed. and now today, two actions. >> i've got two daughters, and i expect them to be treated just like anybody's sons. and i think about my single mom, trying to raise two kids and

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. standoff in nevada might be over, but armed militia members remain on site. and today senate majority leader harry reid called those supporters of rancher and conservative hero cliven bundy domestic terrorists. an event sponsored by the las vegas review journal, reid had this to say about the armed supporters who rallied in support of bundy's right to not pay federal grazing fees for his cattle. "they're nothing more than domestic terrorists. i repeat, what happened there was domestic terrorism." those comments mark an

rob hayes has the story. >> reporter: when most people think of seaworld, they think of one thing.ifically shamu. it's a brand seaworld has crafted for decades, but it's a brand that is now under serious attack. the 2013 documentary "black fish" targeted seaworld's treatments and breeding of orcas. the film focused on the killer whale tilacum who was involved in the killer of a seaworld trainer in 2010. the backlashes prompted a california legislator that would propose a till to ban breeding and performances in the state. >> the practice of keeping orcas captive for human amusement must end. >> reporter: seaworld has been fighting back, now making its case in sacramento. >> the whales are healthy and thriving. >> reporter: christopher is trying to get the message out to legislators voting on the ban. seaworld officials have blasted the documentary calling it the misleading propaganda of animal rights activists. it even set up its own website to refute the argument. >> there's not only disinformation in the movie but blatant falsehood. >> their argument is based on half-truths and m

. >> my name is bill i'm an alcoholic - wrong meeting i'm bill i lives in hayes valley i work for a journal maker we've been if the same rent control department and my wife is a native san franciscan our building was recently put up for sale we're worried about this. i was here in january for the sfmta meeting i didn't speak i watched and listened to a parade of interesting parties and watched and listened to the board members we know they never that intended to consider not passing this shuttle. the environmental study should have been done years ago when the busses started to republic through and the city looked at the other ways and those corporations were devastating our neighborhood. this decision soujt like a slam dunk it going back to the drawing board and number 2 as soon as this hearing is over you contact the department of traffic and tell him to endorse the laws. bower and the rest of them will find private lots pretty fast it's really that simple. and finally forgive me for telling you how to do your job, your not running a wal-mart our citizens are not - >> thank you very much.

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes.ional basketball association is promising an announcement tomorrow afternoon in its investigation into donald sterling, the owner of the nba's los angeles clippers. this after an audio recording was made public in which a man, alleged to be sterling, is heard saying some, well, really jaw-droppingly racist stuff. since the audio was released friday night, corporate sponsors have been rushing to sever or suspend their ties in the team. donald sterling's own public record has come under new scrutiny as a scandal becomes a machining crisis not only for

we want to say thank you to gavin hayes who joined us on the phone from golden, colorado.you for that. >>> for the first time in 20 years, no tiger at augusta? could a bad back deny tiger woods the dream he has been chasing for so long? about business internet? ok, how about thirty seconds? at comcast business our internet is fast. up to 5x faster than dsl from the phone company. and our phone's better too. switch to comcast business internet. then add voice and tv for just $34.90 more per month. time to make the call. 800-501-6000 comcast business. built for business. >>> apparently, no green blazer for tiger woods this morning. more likely to be sporting a back brace. woods forced to miss the masters because of back surgery. >> this is the latest obstacle coming between him and really was at one point a very attainable dream. that is to break the record held by jack nicklaus of 18 majors. we bring in laura beldasarah. tiger is really at this point in my mind playing for one thing and that is the jack nicklaus record of 18 majors. but he has been stuck at 14 since 2008. s

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.undreds of armed demonstrators faced off with the federal government in southern nevada over the weekend, and the federal government blinked. just another reminder that whether or not the law is enforced depends on who you are and whether or not you have the right wing media on your side. >> battle of big government versus the rancher. >> it's big government versus the rancher and mr. bundy is not backing down. >> when push comes to the shove when it comes to the constitution, folks aren't going to back down. >> i'll be honest, we saw what happened at waco, i'm concerned. >> right now the biggest story in the right-wing media is the face-off between federal agents and than

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.earth day is being celebrated here in the u.s. today. because it's earth day, i want to talk this evening for a second about money. because the things we know about earth in this current moment and the things we know about what earth might look like in the future all comes back to money. here's what i mean. the inter-governmental panel on climate change, united nations body, basically says we really, really have to try to not warm the planet in this century more than 2 degrees celsius. if that sounds like not that

"all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes.brand-new set of polls out today, possibly the most significant of the 2014 cycle, and it shows something that many political observers would have never anticipated just one month ago. not only is obamacare working, there is mounting evidence it is winning. and it's winning in the hardest place for it to win, the hardest place for democratic candidates. it is winning in what could be considered the geographical epicenter of the tea party. it is winning in the heart of red america in the deepest recesses of anti-obama politics. in four southern states, "the new york times" polled